New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
ENTRANCES 18th St., 18th st. 4 9Th Ave
18th Street Elevated Station.
A FAIRLY GOOD REALTY MARKET.
TRANSACTIONS BY PRIVATE CONTRACT FOR
THE LAST WEEK OF THE YEAR
REPORTED AT ST. 100 00o.

THE LAST WEEK OF THE YEAR
REPORTED AT $1,loo.ooo.
The last week In the old year In the real estate
market was a fairly good one. The transactions
by private contract reported by brokers rooted up
81 100 Co., The feature OF the dealings was de-
wand for dwellings It was the opinion that busi-
ness might pick up somewhat In January as the
result OF the large money disbursements The sales
of the week include the following:
SALES IN THE WEEK.
After negotiating the transaction whereby Seth
Low takes title to Nos. 500 and ooi Broadway
George r. Read disposed Of the adjoining property,
No ns 231lxiOO 10 a client for 100000. Upon the
plot Is a fve-story business structure. which was
hold nv the New-York Life Insurance and Trust
Comranv "a trustee. The brokers were not AT
ub.rtv 70 disclose the name Of the buyer yesterday.
hut stated that Mr.. Low was not the purchaser. 1t
was an investment purchase. and the price Is con-
sIdered low.
The purchaser Of the fve-story brick hathouse
with stores on plot 25x75. the southeast corner
~ One.hundred a nd thrtieth-st and Seventh-ave.
which was sold through c. r. Gregor Son. was
lille H. Gilbert at about $1,000. The owner was
Mrs Mary E. Cox. This was the sequel 10 MISS
Gilbert's sale OF the fathouses at NOS IL ana a.
West ne-hundred- and -second-st. mace throush
the same brokers. at $4,000
Fred NJ Idttlefeld and f. c. Stedman SOLO 10
Mrs Eliza Smith, through her son. Irving T.
Smith. of Brooklyn. Nos. 60 and 81 Lispcnard-st'
100 feet west Of Broadway south side OF street. on
Iot boSx1oo a new seven-sory building. with stone
front stores and lofts. at about $22o"". Inc pur-
ba asr rave In exchange seven free and clear three
.,orv and basement brownstone houses in Pacific
AZ between Nostrand and New-York ayes, Brook
Iyn valued at S7.ooo and paid the balance IN cash
Howard d. Van Sand acted as broker 'for the
Smiths and Charles H. Benner for Messrs Little
field and Stedman.
Lionel Froehlich sold the three-story brownstone
No
- exnx,oo for Mary F. Goodwin. to a Mrs. Hawk
ms on private terms.
Charles e. Schuyler sold to the New YORK realty
comnanv a plot Of 40 feet on Riverside Drive, be-
tween seventy-sixth and seventy-seventh sts. for
improvement.
a,,.s,ory br,ck fat lot 25xf00, at about $4,000.
Hartman n Nathan purchased the single nat on
a Mot 17SxIOo ut no I57 East One-hundred-and-
second-st from Ellen T. Daniels Tor ABOUT szoooo
A,r,eric Hugh Paget was the purchaser OF NO. II
ro., s,xty-nrst-st, which was sold by Wiiiiam r.
80 800, DouyIas Robinson e. Co.. for $4,000
:, ~. &c eve-.torv American basement dwelling on
plot 25xl0o5 a.. ...no..,..
TWO important sales Of store and nat properties
w.rs made by Herman Wronkow to Leopold Hell
nger Mr.. Wronkow soid the "'e n'e-S'o.s
,ronrs.one and single fiat buildings. at the north
~ orrer ~ Third-ave and Forty-ninth-st.. on
,o, ,oox,oO for about si15Coo: also the four hve-
,orv brick store and fiat buildings at the northeast
corner OF Third-ave. and Ninety-hftn-st on plot
,o,.,oo for about $4,000. Mr. Hellnger bought
both properties as investment. and they are
said TO be we'll rented.
| Ex-Judge Henry Hilton sofa 10 ma"ae'oa""'
levine through william A. White Sons four
49, an the south side Of seventy-seventh-st. be-
| tween Madison and Park ayes
George F. johnson sold to T. X. Pembroke.
,brourh slawson & Hobbs the four-story and base
| ment limestone and brick. box stoop. pay-w'ndo"
r,,.,. dva,,,np at No n West Sixty-ninth-st.. on
mn, ,Yxssx1OOh with three-story extension. for
| t57. 900.
Mrs Louisa Siefxe sold through julius Friend the
northwest corner of West broadway and Prince-st'
| ,oxT 4 and a Miss Rowland has sold through MT
Friend the adjoining vacant lot. No. l3 Prince-st
J a. hu,Id.v vho will improve the properly by the
erection OF q modern business structure
/ Hiram Rinaldo q Bro sold for John J. Fnlenes 70