New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
REALTY MARKET CONDITIONS.

There was fair degree of activity in real estate
the last week The larger part Of the sales by
rrivato contract were cf private dwellings ara
anartment- houses There were some transfers q
lots and other parcels for Improvement. There
was little doing I'm business property.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK
The transactions of the week included the fol
lowing:
= Nordecai & Son and Frank Hughes sold
for Ieopold Kahn to Charles r. Barclay the five
story store and apartment building at the south
east corner Of Scventh-ave. and Northumberland
thirtv-nrst-st. t. feet in the avenue by 100 feet
IN the street: also for Mr.. Kahn the fve-story fat
house at No 15G Yves, One-hundred -and-thirty-
Nrst-st 25x.al1: also for Mr.. Kahn to William r.
II Martin Of Rogers. Peet & Co. the handsome
seven-story apartrnent-house known as the Ayls-
mere at the southeast corner OF Columbus-arc.
and scventy-sixth-st. 1922 feet in the avenue by
100 feet in the street The apartment-house was
bull, in 1893
The same brokers sold for Mr.. Martin the land.
with several private dwellings thereon. In Flat
husb-ave East New-York-aye. and Ocean-ave..
facing Prospect Park al Brooklyn properties, also
parcels in Passac. These transactions involve
large trade and the properties included in II are
valued at more than s1ooo~0.
Francis O. Matthiessen The sugar refiner. bought
2 valuable piece OF Broadway property. giving
Chicago parcel In part payment. II was said that
thc transaction was COnsunmated 10y George K.
Read but those Interested declined 10 give any
details Mr.. Matthiesscn already owns the Stand
ard storage Warehouse. Broadway and Fifty
third st. adjoining the southeast corner. which
riiuaored yesterday that MIR Matthiessen's present
puTchase was that Of a parcel adjoining the ware
house. but this ropor; MAS found 20 be without
Aim ana DariN p. Ingraham sold 10 Louis J.
p;oroUitz No. 42S Pleasant ave. thTee-siOry and
easement bio%nstonc private dwelling, on 10:
Hoorie HoroVi,z sold No. 81 East One-huadred-
and seventh,si. corner OF raI ,-s li~lV1
otoux No u Fast SeVenfceHth-st., plot 2x73S irreg
mar a four-story tri>G building. which viii bc
,crn down make room for an eight-stOry bust
TSe saSn@ firm recently sold No. IS Eas, Seven
feminist. George ". Levy who is already put
;!Yg up ar eght-story heproof building the
plot On the same block, al No II, Deitsch Broth
.rs have just completed the Sterling Building. Il
r,.w eght-story hreproof structure.
70 r Il Levy aEout I15 lots IN Spuyten Duyvil
Psr,vay Two-hun1reG and forty second Two
l.uGreG and -io.ty-:ourih and tayuga SITS. Oh pri-
Vs,e terms. These lots are opposite tne Parade
tron:6 Al Van Cortiandt Park. IT is Mr.. Levy 3
iItenticn 10 ir,prcye them.
Iowenfcr :, Prayer purchased from George J.
cid .,llijpg. thereon. The firm has sold the
i,;i,5inr 10 GO East Fcur;h-s;. 10 Morris Simon
George J.. G.ic has s2.d foL WiNaIn r. T. Alex-
David stewart ed 20 lana schrsyer :or John 2.
s smith 10 20 70 b ne emo ftin
nv. ta.ee-st,ry efican base ment dwellings, ltxls
feet front, for sbc3t SO 90 - ~.
pfl!ip jeeeieop su.A Icr John !. Corney 70 Carl
rrngt 10 ~ Wess seven ~ aeVenth-st. nov five
s,ory Luer:can~ias.n.rt dwelling, zZyscxl@Z
Henry MARKS sofa e Gnar.es = i ISr.t 70
eigtteenth-st nve-story nathouse on lot %xloO IL.
IL j. steeneck purchased from MIS-. A. Dachters