New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
THE REALTY MARKET.

The last eek in real estate was rather quiet
one In fact IT was the highest week for business
in some time. The fact that it contained holiday
accounted only partly for the reduced number Oh
transactions. AS usual the feature of the market
was dwellings, Not much business property
changed hands The sales in the week hciudeu
the following:
Frederick southack & co. sold for H. o. Have.
meyer his vacant property In Broad 70 } }Hst
in Crosby-st and 200 feet in depth for about
100000 to John s Ames. The buyer VIII cree.
three twelve-story hreproof mercantile buiidHsS u"
slawson & Hobbs sold for DR.. william f. Dil LT
No Is West SiXty-ninth-st fourstopg son o,,
buffers pantry. bath and laundry extension on 10y
1902 or private Terms THIS In b ii Gne Oh ''
Alexander Wilson sold No. 22l West Forty ut
for M HartWe Of Boston to Thomas DOnagh
of this city for $500
Hail j. low * 60 sold for James C. Crawford %
twenty third-st. three-story frame DWELLING on
lot 25xlOO II. on private terms. ,,
H. Rapp sold for John Doyle 20 Petty. Soulard q
Walker twelve lots in Main-st. Williamspridee' iof
William Fisher sold for II. Rochelle to Joseph
f. Meyers No. 80 East one, hundred am Mot
!eenth-st ye,st9 3ryr, prick ha'nouSe vi
Hoffman BROTHERS and Horace EE 90 sb sotn
for l., [ Seaman to an investor. NO. $40 MaSniiio-
ton-st 2t9 feet front. a fve-story brick building
leased al g. 100 a year. , u.r ~,
buildings Nos i5i ard i53 East Houston-st. plot
JOxlOo The buyer Will improve the plot, or,,ris,,g
philip Braende- sold the eight lots comprlsilS
rho hoe, front on the cast side OF Lenoxave be-
tween one hundredand- ana Q I'1 .
dced.and eighteenth SITS. to Henry Rothschi'u' ior
Io1is Iese purchased from John stanton the lot
the north side OF one oa
simon fisherman bought from r. Walsh four lots
on the north side of One-hundred -and-slXteehth-S,'
rs feet east of Seventh-aye. each 2oNlW1H
Maclay e Davies sold for George w: Bashloru
the ve-story hotel property at me
ner OF Ffth-avc and hundred l ., pne
81 Covering lot 25llxlO0 with l. 2oxlcn IN one
hundred and fourteehth-st.: on private terms and
ooiIar hieh-stoop stone-frout private dwelling at
No . East Eighty-fourth-st covering Po' AN
W,oo III s. Brinkerhofs sold at little less than
s,n, o., the dwelling No 81 Riverside Drive az I oi
northeast corner Of Seventy on io stone
232xS II is one of row Of four nan1soInr the
bonscs erected on a plot l0ixAXlGXl0l whlcn NE
present sellers bought in 1888 from frInK Gommany
oid ne 20 Tobyn; p DUFFY NO ~ East One-hundred-
and fortv-seventh-st. hve,story enetnrno. rt in
on plot 25x9O. at 5000 taking other property Ill
par Rsrphgr% Gialewsk purchased from louis Fl
Koppiuer No AL East Houstoh-s'. TWO HUM anu
roar houses on plot OXlOh .o. -, 81 ooo
c,mweI Aufhallser sold to an investor, ~ SSt''v'
the fve-story store and tlatnousp' Oh o ~, and Co
the nortl est corner Vi ->"''' M
lu,nous NJ Maclay sold for Anna Hughes
guaru"i' a. iot 75xG5 on the east side of Audubon
ave-" 1915 feet north of Observation-Disclosures!
sf Siawson & Hobbs sold for F.; r. and G. j. Lazy
80, ,,' w II Ward Leonard OF East orange, ~ g.
president Of the Wafd
mnent dwelling at No. 0S West One-huhuTeu-"nu-
fourteenth-st private terms. ,,o,,orsto,r tho
n hlD ,or, business building on the northeast cornrr
- udlow and Rivington SITS. to lsraei MoSho"'"'
r,ouow,ng IS the record OF conVeyahces, Ho''
aooe and buildings projected in New-l ork the last
n,oet compared with the corresponding week IN