New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
ruE MARKET NOT SO ACTIVE
LESS BUSINESS IN REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS AT PRIVATE CONTRACT EsrI-
MATED AT 100000 - coNvEyANCEs

" ". the volume of business was fair. The
.,,aI Of the transactions by private contract that
80 reported was s2100oo0 There were sales OF
.,,.r thirty dwellings, which brought on an average
cox mn The bad weather has seriously interfered
- oneratiors and as the season for sales is
,ar advanced the aggregate of the winters dealings
,,u hardly be up to expectations There are now
or n,anv trades under negotiation, and these
rhen ended will foot up considerable figure The
Gales of the week included the foNowing
SALES IN THE WEEK.
= n. Nicoll sold the property No 147 East Thirty
i,bth-st TO Mrs +. r. Drake for $4,000 through
G n Pell and Edmund S. Mills brokers.
lavender McSorley bought fve-s;ory tenement
.orse on the south side Of eth
., adjoining the Boulevard. 25xS1xlOO. from }. "A.
Webster at about $4,000
Mrs Annie c. Doyle purchased a three-story tene-
ment dwelling in Convent-ave.. between One-hun-
dredand-forty eighth and e-hundred-and- forty
ninth SITS
The dwelling No. 213 West Seventeth-st. was sold
nv Golding G. Whitehouse. in conjunction with
trenholm G. Simmons for Daniel b. Childs TO
clarence Porter for about $4,000. The house Is a
Ave-story American basement brick and stone
dwelling. ~ .
yyn,am A White & Sons sold for William G.
Hoople to Justus L. Buckley Nos 81 and So Gold-st,
southeast corner of Ferry-st., lot I4x643 a nVe-
story building. for $4,000.
No 4 East Eighty-second-st sold for G. L.
Jaeger at about S5O.Wp rms Is q lour-slory pio""
stone building. with extension.
Henry NJ. Denton through 7. w. Shotwel ana
Alexander Gutman. brokers' traded his store ana
aparment,hou at the southeast corner 81 Sans
ue A. Cramer. for eight lots on the soa'Hwe 81,
corner of seventh-ave and one-hundrea-ahd-iof'S-
Fitzsimons & smith sold OF the fye,story
Ws}Eism Drought. on the north side of Eightiehst
between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes, loI S S
" D. Rusher sold for MI RlcnaIuson 10 Sa IN
no
hundred and-forty frst-st between ConVemi anu
Sc nmsterdam-ave corner and eighteen first
class private houses on the rest or the iots MI
Rusner aso ,5s ISL iss and 165 West Seventysev
enth~st size II ex52x1o22 with bathroom extension;
on private terms. This leaves only one mouse unSoa
David T. Kennedy sold two of his houses. nearly dt
between Morningside Park and
Amsterdam ave; No. A07 has been bought by Mr.
H and M SH ~ s6 By S Mr. En
story SSSsh h0 II, s s foT s
Henry Henry D. Winans & May sold for William a r Bald
win Samuel Adams Ns 81 souss Rx
iOa2 with extension; Edward c. G CO. 0Bren sold the
house IN 1881 ' M o. B HT JAMES for XXI Kand sold to
NIX. sa + WeSse1 No. so West nehundred
sonss sss ps 5ns lyon built the
house. Lee IL NE feet east Of
ave. the south side of One-hundred- and ior'y-
The New-York Realty Company Flake Dowlingo
SOLD Nos % and q at an aSTanoe the
price, SIPS 800 which the company PAID al auction
a9ouI PbiIips Co sold for the Potter
Mayor Of Albany the plot 81 ~ lots R5Ge
ing from both sides OF the from from
eirhty-ninth-st and westwardly to the HUDSON
River with The water front Onrcna.ea from Hilton
Hughes Co the fourstory brownstOne building
Theatre,
e ae to May i. 1896 at $500 a year with the
p' Ex-Inspector Alexander s.. Williams purchased
from Arson Phelps Stokes the three,story slone
private dwsl IN I'D lot lssxl'oS@' No. West Ninety
o s.s sGS IN No sss anSs5s1a
lot % sxsSxsss for 1000
SsHy sSs dwelling No. rs wes Fifty
,bT.e Hscsnt lots on the west side of Amsterdam
aue q IL south Of hundred
ST John fG paSdson sod for Joseph Murphy M No
co West S;I Sss ,h nt
Soxioo II. to John s. Reid on private terms. -.
Mandelhaum & Levine purchased NO o Nz we on
Twenty ninth-st. an old building lo' I'N'''' vi
pT Gadins z whitehouse sold for John Kean. jr.
yice-pre sident of the Manhattan Trust Company 10
Mrs Louisa Peckham. No. 726 Fifth-aye the hye,
English by the Seller
in Nav. 1895. for $4,000.
twenty fonrth,st and Avenue A. s1x1co is to have
stables and athouses built on T. L was a SEQ
from Frederick stan%ood Tor O me prey,ous sale
e es the PROPERTY was at 5000 it said The sta
S Eo, w Be so ffF shf have sold Frank
TO John Doran. the fathouse. No. 800 East SIX
Hnnry D Winans & May sold No. 50 West Sew
enty-fourth-st lot 2oxs0 buffers pantry bathroom
and extension, for William R. BALDWIN, 70 0a''ue'
A. M. Palmer purchased from W W. and T: n.
story ard basement limestone-front houses. WxoZx
lo e. No. East Seventy sixth-st . 1a
wine No 50 Pear-st. to a client, consideration about
The property was 81 bought soe fsW weeks ago
William Kennedy sold for Adoiph suss Iehisa 20
Mrs Sarah Mccain No 1873 West Nineteen.n-s,,ss ca
three-story and basement browns;one house lo''*
10 11 East Thr,yeghth-st. was sold for E 81, II.
Nicoil 10 Mrs F. r. Drake. consideration about ~.
S So By I s. o. Pell. with Edmund S. Mills, No 0s
Fifth-ave.
coNvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES
ro,,ow,ng is the record Of conveyances mort
cages and buildings projected In New YORK the past
1896:
Mar. is to Mar. 10 to
81 inc ss7 10 INC: 2sc
9 sssas sDs sssiv: :sF .n''': city, sslso
NumSsr 2 asa and 24ih wards. omit
ting new annexed district tAct "a 40
.S isss involved ::::: .nso "''.7s :
Number nominal ,,a
Number 23d and oath Wards, inciuo- &c
ing new annexed district .....'.. gro oSe
Amount involved ..........'.''''.
Number nominal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORTGAGES.
400 $50
Total number ''.'''''' n 3eo
Amount involved '~'''A'',as iii
Number over per cent. ...'''' eo-s 49, s,ce Kos
Amount Involved 49,. ''''''' i19
MILLINERY