New-York tribune., 1897-06-20
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Considering the season. there was fair business
by private contract in real estate last week The
feature Of the market the sale Of lots and other
parcels for Improvement. The transfers OF dwell
ings also numerous. In business property
there not much doing. The transactions OF
the week included the following:
whitehouse Porter sold for A. NJ; Hoyt to L V.
Hardness the southeast corner OF Seventy-nith-st
feet deep It IS probable @ tha, in the near future
Mr.. Harkness will erect home for himself on this
frfth-ave. The amount involved is not given out.
but i is known that Mr.. Hoyt was asking G'5O"o for
Ford & smmonds. Of No. 60 Liberty-st.. sold for
house. southeast CORNER Of onehundred nd second
st. and West End-ave The same brokers sold for
TIE s f arax sss Mount "1sr vsnSn ss1'f once
L. and Ernst bought from Dr. ,,rs W. Barte;t frd,,
lS feet. between One-hundred and eighty fourthst
and One-hundred- -and;ei eisnty-iifih1st; ~ 1,t ,our.
story brownstone dwelling. on lot lS4x76. for abou'
Terence Farey's Sons sold No "a West Seventy
IN part payment the building formerly occupied BY
Place The Old seminary sS'l,n on the University Place
property will be torn down. and modern fire
The Erns,-Marx syndicate which bought, ,,,ths the
snd lots by and
hundredand-e eghty-eighh SITS. resod seven OF the
Horace S 3 sus @ for CO. anS saWsca Hobbs
srne sfSnss Il rs nd fs Ss COM
Pany as trustee 70 the Clara de Hirscn lone lOi
rs G so fs it @ he
OF this corporaon to begin immedatey tnr eret
The firms sold for the same parties FIVE lot,
OF Tblrd-aye 70 the Baron de Hrsch Fund Mye5
ihe Site Committee ana Is the Siq purpOse this
stituton to begin Immediately to erect on the plot
pu Rusner aea sod "a for Paul EEe eight lots on
the south side of Onehundred-an ndseventeenth-st.
who gives in exchange five-story double hathouse.
32xsOxlCo at No. GO West One hundred-and hist.
W. L. suphin sold to Albert Kellerhouse for John
Petit the seven-story office building or the north
ported price Of $4,000 '''0 -
David Stewart sold for Wood Wheeler to Sarah
E. Carl. of New Haven. Conn. the three-story and
basemen: whitestone dwelling on the southeast
William Rosenv eig sold for Peter Asten to Hugo
Bauer the old buildings ps, on plo; 5@Ylo on the
and on pryae s terms also FOR M the Beach
Fourteenth.st.. for about SIS 900. -
Francis r. Underh and H. Archie Pell sold for
Herman Wronkow the southwest corner Of one
hundred-and ffteenth-st. and Madison-ave.. five
story apartment oox,9 feet to an investor ior
given
2S West One-hundred and sixth-st.. new hvs-story
nathouses on plot 6GSxlool Bsrnardne ne. preuss.
the buyer, gave IN part NO ~
st., sixstory brick store and tenement house, on
lot @.SXlo43, which he bought year ar age .ou,,
whitestore private dwelling 25x55x extension x75.
at the southeast corner of Convent%cave % and One
hundred IA nd forty -eghth-st., at $4,000
Maclay e. Davies, representing the seller and 3.
V. r. Cruger & Co.. representing the purchaser
sold for William +. Havemeyer 10 John d. Hen
nessey the fve-story store and apartment building
No SS5 Columbus ave, covering a lot SoxloO The
price is not announced.
Mandebaum & Levine sold the two four-story
front and rear buildings Nos and Hester-st. on
plot 50xl0O, TO NJ kafka.
j. Clarence Davies & Co. sold for j. q. l<orge
four lots l00x1OD the south side of One-hundred-
and -eghteenth-st. 100 feet east of Websterave TO
c. II Thornton for Sc 500; also for II. V. d. Black
one lot, 25xl00 or the south side Of One-hundrcd-
and-forty-ffth-st. 80 feet east Of Third-ave, FOR
s. 900.
James & Austen exchanged for Max Marx the
three three-story buff brick and limestone private
dwellings Nos $40 522 and 524 West Onc-hundred-
and -fortieth-st with James Livingston for two lots
on the west side of Convent-ave.. "a feet inches
north Of One-hurdred- and twenty -ninth-st. -
Wagner e. Wallace sold TO a Mrs. Pearson NO: S2
West Eighty -ifth-st, a fve-story house. lIxtoxlU
not yet finished.
Following is the record Of conveyances. mortgages
and buildings projected in New-York last week.
compared with the corresponding week IN 1895: