New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
ACTIVITY IN THE REALTY MARKET
THE WEEKS SALES PRINCIPALLY o
DWELLINGS AND FLATHOUSES

| There n fair business in real estate the last
week The unpropitious weather doubtless deferred
the consummation of not a few sales. The total
OF the transactions by private contract reported by
| brokers was sl.snooo The principal dealings were
| in dwellings, fiat and tenement houses. There was
| also considerable doing in vacant lots. The sales
| OF the week included the following:
SALES IN THE WEEK
| Maclay & Davies sold for Harry Chaffee. builder
| the new six-sory freproof business building. SIX
| lO0xG3x3. at No. i3 10 10 Bleecker-st., running
through to Shinbone Alley private terms.
| Lewis g. Bach sold the two modern seven-story
brick hathouses. plot 52.2xlc) the northwest
corner of Eighty-frst-st and Park ave to an in
vestor for about sl75eo.
s. w. keogh purchased from Mandelbaum &
Levine. for Improvement the plot on the east side
of Eighth-ave.. between Forty seventh and Forty
seventh-st. with the old wooden and brick buildings
thereon Mr. hecEh M gave in part payment the plot
houses at tho northeast corner of Bleecker and
| Thompson SITS. In 1880 this parcel was bought by
| Philip Gomprecht for $4,000 and was later trans
ferred to Mr.. Keogh.
to 'G Henry y Rot6schd for mprovemen two lots on
the east side of Fifthave 5oi1 feet north Of one
iS SSt ia @ for M beekmaH bought
W. TaylGr Sons sold for j. J. Soaring no g.
private dwelling, Jn lot lsxloo5,' Columbia College
''cs'rS George W. Levy the builder. sold Nos ~ l2s
Sl and 1873 Fourth-ave., plot 75xsl. 5xs7 with
o 6nn6sS susns % The
price reported was s2oooW cash.
prvste ihns dWeng at M 10 p ast seventy % to
Lyman Short for about 5000 e ~
East Eighty-fourth-st a four-story basement
and cellar stone-front. private dwelling. covering
j. clarence Davies & Co sold forJ B dorge the
orv Tt fsst south Of fH
ue-st., to Mrs: Emma Stansbury also lor John nm j. -
Chlrmer. TO Charles Overbaugh. the similar house
Go sGd 81 Mss tsr j. cs"s%f
ST. a four-story browstone house, lot 2oxl" Tor
Levi samuels sold the northwest corner Of First
ST. and First-ave.; fve-story tenement-house' ne me
lot Tb@ SSSe sDtate to " Of Eleanor Grant sold to NJ X
wallach the iyestor b19wsSone ,S double 'ene
Gutwillig Bros sold No l49 Sprng-st.. 25xloo to
saward & Co. who will erect an eight-story fire.
ptPS THe plot Of five lots the north side Of
E9ward F. Belts. of Brooklyn. for little under
Howard D. Van SAINT sold for Mrs Eliza Smith
pd Irving r smith her son, of Brooklyn the five
and a halfstory factory and machine shop at NO
% 20 Hnssev represented by William II. streeter for
about $4,000 also iIasi about oa SOD Mrs Smith and
her son took in exchange NO. !ot West an,, Nane,y
fourth vesiory Sna snan'nfp mdrfgaFe at @
T|nger representing Bradley Curritr sod TO ; Mr;.
fnrtvnrst ST and Sevcnth-ave.. plot 30xSxl",. on
which there is fve-sory apart Il. apou
Hmjtxs Brooklyn a nve-story hathouse, at about
ss os.i and No 12l Ocean-ave.. Jersey city private
Gwonp on plot tDx2+0 at about slo,v"
The northwest corner Of First-ave ana first.st: n
e,as,orv brick fathousc. with stores, was sold by
7 e1i Samuels 90 Elias Jacobs.
Nandelhaum & Levine sold No 30 West Thirty
tbiri"st a four-story private dwelling. l1:6xsox!s9
On nrivate terms also. No. 2l2 East One-hundred-
ond.twentv-third-st three-story building. lot OK
1C0 on private terms; . -. ,, c,. ,h
eoho. CT corner OF One-hundred-an -fourth-st ana
Riverside Drive plot siloxloo on private terms .o
c;utwillip Brothers sold TO Saward d Co NO. ii9
Snrnr-st a plot .,xCo. The buyer will improve the
property. 49,, .s.. 40. ,c-x,oo, ~,
tho south side of Onc-hundred- -and-e -eighecnttl-st,
between Ienoy and Fifth-avcs.. on private terms.
Alfred Duane Pell sold. through rockingham &
,rmpson No 91s Broadway. four-story brick build
ing on pot 1sxG6x irregular, for slo1,eO. 10 an IN
vestor.
King the northwest corner of seventy ifth-st. and
cciumbus-ave fivestory brick and stone apartment
hoise % sxsaxlOO. for about 10000
seton & Wissman sold. for Louis 1.ese. two ;hree-
story brick houses each 20x40x52. Nos. 212 AMI "a
west Fourth-st for about $4,000 each. to G. VI. e.
J. l.. Popham. - 49, ,
- G. r. Gregor & Son sold for W Edgar Pruden the
four-sforv 20-foot brick and stone dwelling NJ. II
IVES, Seventy -fourth-st. to Mrs. Mary 4 McGivney.
who took in exchange as part payment the new four
story s-foot brick dwelling No ls2 West One-hun-
dr ed and -twentieth-st. 49, ,
The executors Of the estate OF Benjamin Siesel sold