New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

APARTMENT HOUSES. AND THE S'rrL'
RAPIDLY BEING RED5-CED-GooD TRADING
~ BrcH-cIAss DWELLINGS
IT. reo,,,, marie, IN this city within the last
week has shown a remarkable improvement,
only has there been a series Of sales OF o"e'i'"s7
OF the most valuable class 10 the conp"ia,N'
small number Of people who can anoru sue" 1 =,
ries bu, the close OF the fall renuhs -,
being marked by n remarkable demand TOT u"e"-
lighthouses flats and apartments Oh '"o
cIass and narticulary FOR the best class OF mats
,b,ouehout the city which Is likely 10 feuuoe
greatly the supply Of properties OF TINS ''dsS'
wtbin the last two years the demand Tor comrno-
dious ard handsome apartments IN th's c''y NO"
been steadily growing and recently bullners anu i'''
ss,ote onerators have awakened TO this fact' ana
have endeavored 10 meet It. Reference 10 the "u
vertislng columns OF The Tribune to-day WI" S'V"
how many handsome buildings OF inns e'"'N ""'
been opened in various parts OF the city. but par
tIculary in Harlem and on the Upper Vest '''
within the last few weeks to meet tne Pup","
demand and not before they were needed Ne'''S
holders all around report than the ne" aFdi it,
are renting unusually well In fact 'he 'iP','
sion is conveyed by the develop mcnts OF the 'ea''
market IN the last few weeks that large sec'o,
., tho nonula,ion under the influence of good
times IS ready TO spend more money IN rent LOT
good value received and that these people al.
are moving into more expensive quarters man ."es
have been content 10 occupy during the "ep' ''''
OF the last few years. -
In business properties in the Inst week there mas
hean no considerable amount OF dealing, and the
argument is advanced with some force una, p''Vo'
must come down IN the business dlstrlc'8 oe'o'e ia
ves,ors are generally attracted WIN re"''"s -"
proving however there il a prospecuo i hioio 81
eral buying and speedy change IN p'e''"'
d,tions I'm the market may ConndeniY pe eNP'N''N'
LATEST PRIVATE SALES.
1ob, \ Coldng sold yesterday for Rachel Rich
and tho executors of the Rich estate the four-story
hgh-stoop hrownstone dwelling-ho NO % We
Fifty-sixth-st 25xlOo. to Henry Brown. ior ms
daughter the wife Of DR.. Allen Fi'ch' TOT "oou'
$2J0 - =,
Nv cold,ne has also sold for W. W. and T. NJ
HAN the new limestone front dwelling house, 25x"
on tho south side of Eighty II" iee' cas-.
OF Fifh-ave. Albert b. Jennings son'ih-ld" Vi
John d Crmmins. This house is now IN course
of construction. The price paid is saiu 10 O7
about $4,000. -
Alice e. Co have exchanged No. 1oS West one
hundred and I hirtieth-st.. valued at NIc"' ana
No "a West One red-andthirty-fourth-s'' var
ued at $1,000 owned by Cara l" Praeger' lor d
property in Broadway. White Plains consisting OF
sixteen acres of land, with dwelling mousse anu
barns.
w g. C. H. Smith have traded for Adolph
Cohn the southwest corner Of One-hundred-ana-
twenty-frst-st. and Park-ave, four-s'ory sineie
fathouse size 2oxe0xic0, 10 Charles Brogan LOT 'e
two three-story dwelling houses Nos 1905 ana
IN
5ox9o each. and the lot adjoining. SS4x" Ihey
have also resold for Adolph Cohn No. IN" East
One-hundred- and sixty seventies. for @o"'
The same brokers have sold for a Mr.. Jennings
the northeast corner of One-hundred-and-seven'y-
forrth-st and Webster-ave.. vacant plot. 10xl'"
70 Mrs Hopper for $4,000 the buyer giving IN
exchange the four-story double fathouse 29xsoxio
on the north side of . s
enth-st 100 feet OF St Ann save, ior szVVU
They have also sold to builder the plot @eSl ~
on The east side OF 3athgate-ave icy feet north OF
o. ,drod- arH-e light V-SeC DIST
Charles schuyer 00 solu 10 Se,WeaD One,
STTS [en twenty fourth and
bS Ghras 2xss No is West twenty for
S Goldberg and for Frank H9nsh,on 5ne Ess
ichn F. scsnnell cold the six and seven o story
brick warehouse No. 1912 Canal-st and NOS IL
Folsom Brothers sold two fve-story tenement
houses. on the north side of Fourth-st' between
Mark. Letter the northeast corner of Third-ave
enundred 2s1 to
with five-story fathouse and store building
JULIUS Fleischmann purchased from E cross Ss
southwest corner OF Fifth-ave. and One-hundred-
Ashfor,h & Co sod. a, about s25 900, the three.
story stonefront dwelling house No l3s West
wiTaI.h Appleton sold for Ju9 sg and tss
West One hundred. and-thrty- thirdst., T6xlOxlOo
each for $4,000 and for Henry p Nese the three:
story and basement private dweliing-house NO. l'b
West One-hundred- and -nineteenth-st, near Lenox-
ave. 1syGJxl00. for $4,000.
The Etna Real Estate Company sold for Abra-
ham l. Adler to Irving J. Kempner the northeast
corner of Second-aVe. and Ninety ffth-st, a Ave
story apartment house on a lot 2jSi1xl0
II. II Cammann x Co. sold for Morris Franklin 10
Mandebaum & Levine No. l49 West Twenty-sev-
enth-st three-story brick dwelling house. lot
27i1x9s.9. .
Max Hart has sold to Rachel Levy No. 424 East
Eighty second-st. a seven-story hathouse.
r. Axelrod has sold TO Fredel Filacco IL Levy the
10, on the north side Of Ninety ninth-st 400 feet
west OF Central Park West. 25xlO
Schmuck & Montag have purchased the southeast
corner OF Eighth-ave and One-hundred- andtwelfth-
ST.. plot l0Dxloo
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
Forty-eight parcels OF city realty were reported
sold at private contract last week, considerations
given IN thirteen OF the sales together realizing
$4,000 In the previous week forty-seven parcels
were sold and the considerations in the fifteen
transactions in which figures were given realized
S76l.5Oo.
In Manhattan and The Prony the auction sales for
the week realized sil6l3 compared with 1885, 4a5
IN the corresponding week OF last year. In Brook
Iyn the auction sales realized $4,000. as compared
with SIS 73a in the same time in 1881
These tables compare the conveyances. mortgages
and buildings projected In the three boroughs for
the periods:
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
CONVEYANCEs