New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
IN THE REALTY MARKET.

There was fair volume of business In real estate
the last week. The better part OF the sales by prf.
vate contract. reported by brokers. were DWELL
ings Quite number OF fathouses and tenement.
houses also changed hands There were some
transfers OF lots and other parcels for improve.
ment. There was not much doing in business prop
erty The transactions In the week included the fol-.
lowing:
Oliver Fl. p. Belmont purchased, through Smith a
Stewart for $4,000 the vacant blot z7xl2o at the
enth-st The seller was John H. Watson.
IN, Mandelbaum E Levine Dough, from the estate Of
ment-house No. 1874 Eldridge-st 25xT5xS
A. Cappe)o sold to Robert Smith No. ii3 Ninth.
Randolph Guggenhe.mer purchased from August
c. Massey the six-story front and four-story rear
enth-st, 29 feet east OF Seventh-ave. Mr.. Guggen.
nemer gave other property in part payment.
three-story and basement dwelling No. SIS West
ne.hundred- and nifty eighth-st.
]. NJ. & f. A. Libbey sold to the NewYork Model
Dwelling company. through Folsom Brothers and
j Hamilton Hunt the two city lots on the north
side OF Sixty-seyenth-st.. 225 feet west OF Amster
dam-aye.. on private terms.
., Douglas os Robinson TOO CO sold for Sherwood
have rented the four-sory private dwelling NO Is
East Fifty-sixth-st
feet which cut their property in Fulton-s OF from
church.st frontage a. the southeast corner and
story store and loft building.
Thomas c shannon sold for w silleck two
ST. 800 feet east of Amsterdam-ave. each 25xl0o for
improvement.
A. L. Mordecai & Son sold two lots the south
side OF One hundred-and ninth-st, 200 feet west OF
Columbus-ave.. for improvement.
Sharrott Brothers sold for Augustus Offender 10
Robert j. Blake fhe southwest corner OF Lenox-ave.
and One -hundred-and- thirty sixth-st, lot &x75.
The purchaser will erect iye-story limestone and
brick front fla thouse, with stores
Whitehouse & Porter sold for John 7. butcher
the Astor leasehold No. 223 West Forty-fourth-st.
Frederick Zitel sold for Wagner y wallace TO
Charles Edey No. West Seventieth-st, hye-
SO 90 This house is now in the course OF cree.
ton and will not be finished before the middle or
September So 90,
Charles Walinsky sold for the Washington Life
81 Rutgers Slip southwest corner OF Cherry-st.
oOx60 for about SJp.yo
Jacob Hess resold at a profit the seven lots on
the south side Of One-hundred- and-eg hty-eightn.
ST. west of Amsterdam-aye.. which he recently
bought from the Marx-E Ernst syndicate .
Mrs A. Widmayer sold 10 Arthur Wilkinson NO
1855 West Eighty-htth-st. a three-story prieK ana
Jackson & Stern purchased from the estate q
Eliza Adams No. 320 West Seventeenth-st., tnres-
story brick dwelling. on lot 2xl@;
through j. II. Oeters Nos. IS and so Manhattan.
ave. two hve-story brick fathouses on a plot ex
II Rawak sold for William Weber to Q. schur
the northwest corner or fl.tn-aVe. ana ohe-huh-
dred and-twelfth-st.. for sh,oVI ~ w. s.,
John H. Woodbury. bought No. lo5 Mest seventy
second-st. a four-story dwelling. on lot lIxlol
Warren c. Crane bought No III West Seven,ieh-
ST a three-story hgh-stoop brownstone private
r. NJ. Strauss Il Co. sold for DR.. Lucien c: War;
ner the fve-story double apartment Rouse. NO les
West Nnety-sixth-str 5Oxloo, 10 cheht on private
r. Wilmarth Appleton sold for Robert " Lyle
to w. Il. Clapp for $3o,V)o the iour-ahua -ha~