New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND
AT THE EXCHANGES

The dealings In the realty market yesterday were
again for the most part in uptown dwelling houses
and building lots. the most important being
$4,000 deal in F!fth-ave property. which. while the
brokers would not talk about 1t. was generally be-
leved to have been made. II the autonomous bus
mess showed slight Improvement.
T. J. Phillips Co. reported TO have sold for
the Jay estate eight lots at the northwest corner OF
Central Park. West. and One-hundred-a nd eighth
ST., for about 800 600 At the Arms office however.
all information regarding the sale was refused.
Samuel Godsticker sold for Mary G. Plnckney and
Charles Sater TO Potter Bros six lots on the south
side One-hundred nd, y-fourth-st 225 feet
west OF Columbus-ave., for improvement, on private
terms.
J. lie Boutlllier sold No. 1873 West Fif,y-egnth-st.
to a Mr.. Hendricks. for about $4,000.
Percy ". Stewart and H. Ives Smith, the builders,
who Monday purchased the plot at the north
OF Riverside Drive and One-hu ndred-and-
sixth-st., will erect three handsome dwelling houses
The same Arm yesterday sold to George c. Miller
basement; dwelling house, on lot 3xlo Inc price
W F. c. H. Smith sold for Joseph Butterworth
the two-sory and attic frame dwelling house with
Lot 2xl on The southwest GSTn l,G o. treSpet,
TIE same frm also sold for Gustave Miller. the
lot Gxls5. the .soath side OF One-hundred- and
sixty-seventh-st. iss fe.t west Of Hall Place TO
Joseph Dutterwori for & 5 ana The plot OF ,hree
One ed-and-sixtyhfth-st; for Gustave Miller
to Joseph Butterworth. for 5000: -.
h?as haTsfRlaT son sGs sG So 10 wes
ynnth.s for s3 @ 70 SiaTt |eS g1Ees m
and 0ne-hundred,h-s:.. 5oxlG, valued at S2S o"
Ksnmaa the sss sSa store and lott building
S9S No AZ PeaS' on Pr iva 70 Henrs Open
h T' bs pe lsf oS he '1a side q Se
thirdst.. i2s feet OF West End-ave on private
sawson & Hobbs gold large plot. including
block front in Amsterdam ave, near the new C1,y
S SihScd site sov A me for ae she
A. H. Merritt sold for Mr. Chapman a, TO 6 join
house ooxico. No 2sS Hancock-st. Brooklyn for
Daniel Birdssn & Co leased the building Noe
and Warren-st plot 5x5. TO Rogers Feet ZOO go 90
o At the is'P saiesrOOm YESTERDAY George
Reed sold the two three-story and basement dwell
IS c sI No Wc sna S for so and
Ns 200 respectively; and No. 1872 West Fifteentn-st
af f9gT.S F. Xw anG as:e'n for s4 f
William NJ RYAN sqld IN t0rsclpsurs the S thre 1f3
East one-hundred -and-foureenth-s TO me plan plan
I'M for 500 and cd1n IN P pa M i've
story stone tenement house and store 20.Ox'o 10
D. Cunningham. for s2i 800 ,oro.,os,,-. the three
stery BRICK dweliinghouse 9oxlo22 40 17s East
Ks5 IL the so Eah IN
West TouJs SShS sTonf for ssss
a and 10 The same buyer hvesory brick a,
house 25xs91l, No. IS Eas; one-hundred -and-'hify
'o P6hp smsa ga.t,S;n lot III rG ses
a aGFlG of w''''n'''F'.'s' Z, .a'on,. ~. north
Chester lOOx1OO to Louis Bach for s49, ano ' IN
plot 19 on the n9rtn East sae cSesseT to Edward
lanes l. wells Sold. in foreclosure to the plain;
80, for 500 over and above mortgage. interest and
costs the plot, 45xoo. on the norm s,oe ~ o Eitnn
hHndred-and hfty-hfth-st' 100 feet west OF Elton