New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
WEEK IN THE REALTY MARKET


Dealings in real estate by private contract the
last week again comparatively limited
scale but, at the time. they included all
classes of property. The leading feature. perhaps
the sale of vacant lots and other parcels for
Improvement. In the transactions. also, the trans
fer Of apartment-h houses and tenement houses hg-
uied for a considerable proportion.
SALES OF THE WEEK.
Among the sales Of the week were the following:
Francis J. schnugg. the builder. purchased for
Improvement parcel comprising thirty-one lots
on the cas-, side OF Jerome-ave. between One-hun-
dred-and-sixty second and One hundred and-sixty-
seventh sts from Max Hart. at a reported price
Of $4,000 Mr.. Hart bought the property last month
from the estate Ct Andrew Findsy. and il was re
ported at the time that Mr. Hart would build IA.
houses. Mr.. schnueg gives in exchange fourteen
houses-Eo - TO 50 East Onc-hundred and-irst st.
No. 38 to 80 West One-hundred- and -twenty-sev-
tnh-st. No. 2e6 East One-hundrcdth-st. and No. ii
West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A balance OF gov
viii be paid by Mr.. schnugg in cash. ,,
LaOr q Beringer sold Tor We'll Mayer the
building Nos. SIS and as7 Broadway between Hous-
Mercer-st., So feet frontage on Broadway and %
feet in Mcrcers,. and 20 feet depth, TO Louis FL
tingcr for $4,000. Mr.. -tlinger gives in part pay
merit the six-siory and basement ireproof build
ine, with plot of land - feet by 1876 feet Nos g. 81
Maclay a. Davies sold the of Richard
9 MS Noa and q East th
iourh-s;.. covering lot 346x612, to Mrs. Mary A.
King. .
j. Clarence Davies & CO. sold for the Samuel Z.
Lyon estate the block bounded by One-hundre9-
St. Waies.ave. ana Concord-ave comprising about
forty city lots, with the old Homestead Known as
ccty. The society intends building at once on the
site at an expense of about $lo@o c..,,-
Gallagher No. 2J5 West nchundred- d-forty,sec-
ond-st., a three-story ,rownHione private evening
to Jackson & stern 10 81 West Forty -fourth-st.,
lot 2jxloq5, which adjoins the plot already Sc
Hiram Rinaldo Brother sold for Lowenfold
Prayer to Fay & stacom, for Improvement. Nos
al t Iito southwest corner Of coiumfa ST.
Hoffman PrOhsFf sod Mos 9 ana M Ws-t
apartment-houses 27xlo). TO a private party for
William Halls Sons sold to, William Remsen. at
$2s5cO no. 1874 West One-hundred- seventeenth
St. Il nvestory nathouse. on lot 2'xioo one OF a
Charles e, Schuyler {. 60 sold for George Dillen-
a fourcstory dwelling. isx6oxiOo
slawson Hobbs SOLD for W W Nh! NJ Hall IL
fIch The III. Messrs Hal nave agreed build
Mrs %6ra% HgTiit; the wife S Of sx;MSyGr
s sGq the and HGte at
story structure, covering plot lis5x6l llxloo1lx
II 1t Wa5 TSa ~ Two S
.5xSss Nos. 255 and 2s West Twenty -second-st.
ne ca1ans DAVIES ;oe sod for The
Anna T.. NJ de Montsa ulnim OF Paris through her
attorney. Henry Lewis Morris. to the well-knowr
operator. T.. Is. Levy. $50 lots in One -hundrcd-ana
sixty-ninth. Onehundred- and seventeen. One-huY
dred-a nd first and Onc-hundrcd nd
ty-second SITS and Clay, Teller Flnday. College and
Morris ayes fronting on Claremont Park on the
south and west sides, for about $4,000 Mr. Levy
intends to develop and sell part Of them at auction
within a short time.
d. ". Weh-enberg sold to John W. Haaren.
through Hall J. How a. Co.. two four-story brick
on the northwest corner Of Second-aye. and One
hundred a nd -sevcnt eenth-st.. I5XS. Mr. Haarer
gives In exchange the unnproved plot. 505xll0 on
The northeast corner Of Fifth-ave. and One-hun-
dred-a eighteenth-st
T. H. Ludlow e. Co. sold for l.. Napoleon Levy
TO John r. Suydam the four-story brown-stone
dwelling. 20.loxsS.9. No. y East Forty -frst-st.
Charles Griffith Moses sold Nos / and 3 Cornelia-
ST and Nos. le2 and l6i West Fourth-st. fve-story
stores and fathonses. lox76x irregular. for the
O'Neill estate. 70 an investor for 81 900.
Terence Farleys Sons sold No. $40 West Thirty
nnth-st., four-story high-stoop stone and brick
dwelling. TO Mrs Rushmore for $3s 800
The estate Of David Dudley Field sold two blocks
dred- and ehty sixth-st. and Ohe-hundred-and
eighty-eighth-st. to the Washington Heights syn
dcate which includes NJ L. and C. Ernst Max
Marx and Marcus Nathan The price reported is
10000. Daniel Stewart was the broker
Slawson e. Hobbs sold for Mrs Laura Porter No
273 West Eignty-fourth-st three-story brick
dwelling. 16XJ0xS2.
CoNvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES.
Following is the record Of conveyances mort.
cages and buildings projected In New-York the
last week. compared with the corresponding week
in 1896