New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
THE REALTY MARKET.
INQUIRY FOR ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
SALES OF THE WEEK

INQUIRY FOR ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY
SALES OF THE WEEK.
There was considerable activity in real estate In
the last week. The business well distributed.
there being class of property for which there
was not good inquiry. The general opinion was
| that the dealings presaged satisfactory spring
season. Among the transactions by private con-
| tract reported by brokers were the following
William A. Duer sold No West Thirty eighth
| ST, handsome four-sory brownstone private
dwelling Is feet front by $50 feet deep for about
$1,000 This property belonged TO the estate OF
Maria L. Travers.
Mandebaum & Levine sold the six lots fronting Is
eighh.st. and adjoining in the rear between Tenth
chaser Will erect large factory on the plot 75x2oo
The sellers bought the PCT only fey days sgD
'front.' and rear buildings, Size a5xoS also 10 1i5
Forsyth-st., threestory building. 25x5o, and have
6 Se size ALSO ao So
six-story tenement-house, size 25xSs6.
Company to Arthur X. Cushman, six lots on the
side Of La ida and La
4 Damsnd CO q sold to Philip Br SRA for
po GIn for rs sso No.
ySstGr r row n refn
ST.. near Prince. for about $4,000.
MOTsaT s6Ss br sd G Georgs P'h
No ;t,' liz West Ninety-sevenh-st for $500
Frederick J. Stone BOUGHT from the Mccormick nhl
SXo erected by The estate on the south sde of
Ferry Ferry II" pa 'N'"'''S' '''' '1, "
David E. Oppenheimer sold to Isdor Hofstadt for
immediate Improvement. the plot, loOSxs22 at the
southeast corner of Madison and Eighty-eghth-
William Picken sold three three-story dwellings
on the north side of Northumberland nneteenth-st,
Frederick brandt sold Nos IS and 70 East One
hundred and-ffth-s two fve-story fathouses each
Jacob ,; Butler sold to Charles L. Harrel. at
between
fourth and One-hundred-a dfortyffth SITS. l99lOx
90. The buyer will erect two fve-story apartment
Robert Treupl sold No 2Oi Yves; seyeny-eighth-si..
by 1922 deep for about $4,000 the seller taking in
Dean so to Pnca t 10
S on Sss o G 6J feet p1S for 4S0n5
1ss7 Mr.. Lowenfeld has sold the property at an
irving Bachrach bought from the estate of Chris
tan Schieck No ia Chrystie-st, four-stofy brick
J. j MADDEN sold to Leonard Paulson. jr.. No.
Xestry-st: three;storHy brick DWELLING on plot
The estate of Frederick Lowe sold. through
Eldridge-st three;story brick store and tenement
nJf Romano Bro Brown Co. sold for the Union Dime
yy1 Fnf the a and Sn Sc to "a We Nest 16 10 ~
xh recently by Inc at ST
story high-stoop brownsone private dwelling a. No;
4 se w an aepa o 5 feet T for frontage Of M
Hirsh Bros sold the southeast corner of Riverside
ing e1 feet in the Drive by loo feet in the street. to
Kgh re on odS1 ng 9ySE T at
Jesse G Bennett & Co sol sold for for II Ludden to
st. near Ryersds Drive thrsestory 5rownsione
hqIsT size SSx O. for so aO9 out o WIKI NO.
buildings, to Mandebaum & Levine on private
W. r. Taylor & Sons sold for Mrs Harriet F. ".
y Wr 5re or 0
efe sasshOa ro on G pTvs ate W1 pctD III. three
ahd 81 W ad s H1s SIZE
Price. NJ silberbcrg ard A Abraham. respectively,
for their own !Gf for r. seSp r soor
No go West -hundrod-and- ,hrtecnth-s;.,
,haf,,ory private dwelling 1Sx5Ox ex-
H2n How Co soa for James II Bsals; jr;
corner Of Convent-avc. and Northumberland
Lenehan No 29O East Forty-second-st.. a nve-story
brick en sos 2x5 for about sS2 co.
Isidore Hoffstad the southeast corner OF Madison
and oS55 sofa or 1oSn Egan and
Daniel Hslecy the avs;story double Apartment i
last of row of three completed in the summer Of
The estate of Joseph NJ. Valentine sold through
Duff Rusher to Gustavus l. Lawrence the plot
at the northwest corner Of Amsterdam-ave. and
joining in the street. at $4,000.
Archibald NJ. Maclay purchased the four-story
American basement private dwelling. 2lx5Sxl005 at
No. 80 West Sixty-nint h-st The house built
by Henry f Cook. and sold by him short time
ago TO A. Jacobs
Simon Gutenberg e. Bros purchased No 3l6 to 1926
East Twenty-thlrd-st. from John X. Todd. There
feet The price is given as about slS5ooO
A. L. Mordeca & Son sold for Potter e.
Brothers. to Miss Elizabeth Tracey the plot 75x
1cO11 in the south side of One hundred-and-
twentieth-st IS feet east Of Manhattan-avo. also.
for he same parties to Frederick Brandt. the
southeast corner Of One hundred nineteenth
ST. and Manhattan-ave.. plot Skill feet.
Wagner & Wallace sold No q West Sixty-eighth-
st to Beverley Ward. 1t is the last of n Of
eight houses finished last fall.
Charles l. Hudson sold Of the Rhine
landers the four-story American basement private
dwelling at No &c West Fifty-second-st. for about
$4,000 The plot is 24xC04 feet.
Following is the record OF conveyances. mort
cages and buildings projected the last week COM
pared with the corresponding week in 1896:
CONVEYANCES