New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
THE REALTY MARKET.
TRANSACTIONS IN DWELLINGS ON A
LARGE SCALE.

q particularly large SCALE anu Pi'NN' 90
were satisfactory. There was good demand ior
vacant lots and other parcels for Improvement
While there were dealings of account IN business
property 1t was stated that several deals OF I'M
portance were under negotiation The sales OF the
week included the following;
Harris Il Fisher sold for Mrs Isabel *. Some 10
j. X Olyphant No. 80 East Fifty fourth-st. iour-
story browns one dwelling, with dining-room e1ten-
reported that Mr. ELEPHANTS house at No g. East
GREENE rs s nGS iSr s. Lee the
private dwelling a. 30 the same bro
kers sold for Robert J. Blake to T. b. Lee No 2Ts
to 20 West Eghty-eght four hVest9rS ms
brownstone private DWELLINGS each SIXs6XlS
the sale OF the block front n Len9xaye pe,%eSh
thirty ninth sts plot Of ten lots 2ooxi2S inc
parcel was SOD sy W T. Scott for sSp% YoHnss to
JOSEPH Farrell the fve-sory brick dwelling at the
EOrheSSs corner Of for abnH s5
Frank Fisher SO%P9ny s9 9ba for Sy.. 81 B
Indiana limestone front American basement T dGeiI-
ing. sxe0 and extension. lot lg No ~ Sro AT
Der Bernard Smyth Sons sold for Judson Lawson
from the plans the throe-sory and basement brick
and stone dwelling size 2xS lot i nom %o
| feminist, between tho Boulevard and Riversioe
Horace 4. Ely & Co sold for the. Post estate the
four-story English basement dwelling, with stapo
attached Nos. 4S and 10 East Thirty third-st' INK
John r. Davidson sold for Mr.. Ellen J. Henpessy
| q L. No 70 West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hve-story fathouse on lot H.6xlwl- a. ABOUT
Jacob A. King sold for Hugh Nesbitt. Of No S52
Grsnd-st a threc-story building on lot %xloo
| which cost the seller $4,000 in 1850. .,s
for robn Fl Rogan TO the Petty, souard g. walker
Company i've lots on the norm s fos about ss
Marcus Nathan sold 70 Mr. Fris 6hsssf core ame
nve-sory bulding on lot X al the at about
William L. Crow & Taylor sold TO Mrs Mary p
| McNpe No b30 West End-aVe., a three-anu-d-beiA-
story private dwelling, l9x5sx1oo. - o,,ars
the marble oS dIeng and lot at mo No 1872 Mad
soye to Charles 4 Pesb0Sy r. ThG po OF aboa
Il M and i abST feet aeeP Q IN
as stable on the rear OF the lot. The price paid by
Mr. Peabody could not be learned nor is II n or
William Waldorf Astor, whom he has represented
in numerous real estate trans9ctions U.s.. Ae,,.v
builders one Of Of thrse,stog gy and b base
esH arq s'Gns to- H. RoSnson
Jacob D. Butler sold to builder With loan FOR S
at runnTs ro oS to St. Nicholas
pace. IS feet south Of Observation-Disclosures
Merritt sold 10 SrSE aR IRON MOS 6s 81
ne1 b. bu sfGU'V on dot 2xlas ''
Robert townsend purchased No; $50 West Eighty
sxth-st. three-story brick and orowns'ohe o"oii-
sawson & Hobbs sold for Mrs. causinss Seaman an
Eaton No $50 west seventy: fOurth-st. four-story
dweng 2SS s0 FOR nj a chew MScSamara
No i07 West MISUNDERSTANDING -ninth-st.. a
Nos Isl ana nd'Su East nat
houses. s84xs5xlco. p,..o,, ..
aS sSsp9 So p East aE seyentei6s fourstory
brownstone dwelling, on LOT l5xOo5i -. n,o.
4bxioo5 at the southwest corner Of Madson,ave ave;
and Ninety third-st. \ ten-story apartment hotel
viii be erected Som Brothers bought the plot last
William s Anderson and william L; Bowling sold
to KtheEine H9oEs No ~ Ps s7d Ve
! nathCuSe. lot E}XJOX Irregular, taxing
in exchange No II East Oneohundreed-and -twelfth-
Willam Foster sold to Henry B. Sire at about bout
SO go the foursory dwelling the NORTHWEST cor
Fl Fd:fsT sad aRS ISIS on 'o
jung & Mohr bought for Improvement from s fhs
Of Nineteth-st 100 feet east q Amsterdam,ave
The WS9n p Mnfs fsiaie s0a No
SroGwnstone private dwelling, lot 157xlcc, at
It IS reported that No 552 Grand-s has been
sold to builder for improvement . .hor, en- mn
II IS hve-stoiy tenement house. ON lot 2SXIS and
houses at Nos 7S5. 7S7 and 7Ss Park-aye to an in
weston on private terms, Thomas d Baker acting
as The broker. They also sold. through A l.. Nor,
decai & Son and Pioken Liy 10 Freder lex
nine eenth-st- and Manhat;an-eve; le5Es5, vacant
Through the same brokers Potter & Bro sold 70 j.
81 L. Brandt three lots on tie south soe OF OE ~.
| Nicholas-ave These lots also are 10 be improved
at once; r. r,.d sold ,or Marrorct Kvdd 70
ncth Noon The foar,story yo ana , Engsh esss
| St. on plot 11x95.9, on private terms.
H. Greenbaup sold for Mayer ~ 4 Eallman to
yah tree vesor double athOuse on
Others to Henry Marquand OF the banking Arm Of
Marquand & Parmly, the business building at No 6
crty abuis on the Guernsey Building Of which Mr.
MSrqqahd Is B BsrM eGee Lane P Parce at fore
'lOrulb fltic ~
d tHf tx W RSi is f Feet east se' Of hsye for
oa no, 10 eRceed eighty 6Ts II depth
Charles T. Barney sold 70 Colonel A r ke e,,
New York the block front on the east side o. Am
ninth and nd foreth SITS. 2oOx1OO feet
for abou; $4,000 This plot is part OF the new site
H. f. Corey sold FOR William sperb. jr., to John
Mayen No g. West Thirty eghth-ssdt, foag-story
taxing in payment ~ II Vest T5lrg
fourt9:st "a, fours,ory high-stOop Orownstone dwell
slswson & Hobbs sold for Mr.. Pauline Smith the
%ss Rs9sGsP sE aaa 'Fe STe w mo he
gas fixtures and mirrors now on the premises. for
The estate Of ]. c. Woodward sold Nos; II and %
Bge IN he q qea for s than Se %af blot to
which fronts q feet In Pear-st and IS 7o6 feet on
buildings which formerly occupied it having been
NJ A. G levy SOLD to Theodore Davis No. 215 West
Eishteenth-st' fye-stcry fathouse, lot 25xs2 Mr..
Davis gives In excnanse No rs Wet Eghteenth-st..
a three-stOry dwelling. on lot 26x92l Mr. Levy re-
sold the latter property to Mrs. Irving Hougbtalng
Holland Kimban sold for J. Lendenmann No.
5l2 East One hundred nd-sixteenth-s four story
brick and stone nathouse
Greene G. Taylor sold No. 80 West Forty-ffth- St.
a four-story private dwelling.
Arthur C. Searles sold 10 a DR.. Doty No 21e West
Thirty-ei ghth-st, q four-story English basement
brick private dwelling. on private terms.
P1cken & Lily sold for l.. & ]. Brandt No. u Brad
| hurst-aye., nve-story double nathouse for sis 90
They sold for NJ. X. stillman No 1862 East Eighty.
second-st. ive-story double fathouse for 1913 Od0
The brokers also sold for John Livingston No
SIC CO "
Following IS the record OF conveyances mortgages
and buildings projected IN New-York the last week
compared with the corresponding week in 1896: