New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES

Transactions in downtown property are still ao-
sent from the real estate market. but business up
town In dwelllng-housos. fathouses ana ouiid-
ing lots IS as brisk In the best season OF sprinS
trade. Among the sales reported yesterday were
several valuable parcels, and the prices oo'dihou
for them were considered unusually good.
B. W. williams sold for Noah Green No ao7
Fifth-ave.. four-story brownstone dwelling house
Jesse c. Bennett & Co. sold for jung q Monr t"o
nye-story 2'-foot haihouses on me norm s'oe Q,
Ninetieth-si 200 feet east OF Amsierdam-ave'' 10
.whitehouse & Porter sold to client General r.
Horace Por,er's country place. In Ocean-ave:. Ell
heron, ~ j.. comprising about four acres on
John P. Kerwin. in conjunction with Terence
Fareys sons sold 20 Thomas j. shansy th n. fyas
ai1ry orowns one 'front.' no OF twenty
Henry b. Winans { May sold for the Moran
St.. and for the Mechanics and Traders, Bank No.
East Seventy-fourth-st.. 22x55xlO2 The houses
will undergo alterations before being occupied
Solomon Marcus sold 10 tie Ernst-Max Nathan
Sc Morningside-ave. East between one hundred
and-twenty-frst ard ne-hundred-and-t twenty sec
the south side of West FOrty-ninth.st between
Amsterdam-ave end the Boulevard, for improve
The same broker has sold for the Ernst-Max Ma
man COMPANY house NTH eight lots at East East
non the purchaser taking In part payment the nat
house Soxs0x Irregular. No 81 Underhillave.. Brook
Ign.
Lehman Fret sold for Max Radt & Co four I'VE.
story double fatbouses. Nos lS5. 1873. lS1 and 15o
West one hundred and-seventecnth-st.. to r. Will
lenbrock. taking in exchange the large hve-story
double hathouse Nos. li3 and i2 West One-hundred-
| and-fourth-st.
William II. Falconer sold an apartment house. 33x
100. on the north side OF One-hundred-a ndsixth-st
between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. to client
FOR investment also plot OF four lots l00xi00
the south side OF One hundred lnd-hfteenth-st. be-
tween Morningside Park and Amsterdam-ave. The
prices are Withheld
The four-story tenement-house No. 3i5 First-ave
was sold by Philip A. Smyth 70 Mr. Mink for
| $3.50 The house was announced for sale by auc-
ton yesterday.
s. 3. Goodale & Son sold for Miss NJ Nelson No
10 to 1873 Second-st 10X66. with old buildings near
Avenue B. for about $4,000. TO a builder FOR i'm
Well g. Meyer sold the six-story tenement house
NO IA Monroe-st on lot 2sxl0O 10 client on
| private terms. 49,
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter F.
meyer sold in foreclosure the half-nterest In sew
era one two and three story frame dwellings on
south side OF East One twenty- f:h-st
ana running east 10 the Harlem River and land
ulaer water to the plaintiff for si3s00 by order OF
me SherlH all right. title and interest OF Andrew
niIknson In the plot, 5Gx175x52S f-lOyi5 4-I0 in
zen Idi-ave' west Side leo feet northeast OF Gro
sis5. ~ ~ '''e p'd'h''l'' ioi
Bryan l.: Kennedy sold in foreclosure the five
sstoiy prlck tenement-house. with store and the
zen nricK tenement-house In the rear 20x9S
no @oV East Twenty-ninth-st. south side is0 feet
West or second-ave, to i. H. Allen for sl1 100 and
tne nVe-story brick tenement house with store and
HNteSt0ry brlck tenement-house in the rear 90yS
~ -o- r.ast lWenty-ninth-st. south side 100 fee.
"'"' Va Secoho-aVe.. 10 the plaintiff for Si1l20