New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20
SOME RECENT PRIVATE SALES.


Clarence True has sold 20 a Mr.. Alderman the
northeast corner Of Riverside Drive and Eighty
.e,ond.st Plans have been prepared by the seller
for a handsome clearinghouse. The site has
frontage OF hfty-ive feet on the Drive
William A White * Sons have sold for Albert
Wagner to George ". Folsom No. So East Twelfth
ins in part payment No 2S2 East Seventecnth-st
b. a Cailie has sold to DR. Won Grimm second,
ave, side. 20 feet south ol "eII' -, "a
three-story dwellinsho 20x5OXO on private
'T rbs rarsecker estate has sold to Schneider g
Bachrach No IS Wllct-st.. front and rear buildings
Alexander V. Fraser has sold to ; W Peek NO.
l., 25xloo 10 price is yet announced.
D Kem2neT o. S Ven nsys ET aGf ri o ve
story brownstone apartment-ho 25XSXl".
Henry toa Is reported 10 h@oe SI1 lly PTP S
Eghte;h-st., old buildings. on plot oi'ZNIN' LOT
1obn ! wilson has bought from Charles y. Gum
the vacant plot 10J11x1l2s at the southeast corner
cf the Boulevard and Ninety-seventh-st No price
Doag,as. Robinson & Co have sold for J. c. Lyons,
yate 6weTing-house 10 g East Seventy-third-st,
TX about S. lot 1922 to client on private terms;
northwest corner Of Amsterdam-ave and One,
huadred,and- at about 500 oVD ana
s l25 khT9tssT nin NC for $500
Through the same firm. William Wetterer has
iandredth-st. beginning % feet east Of the Boule-
yard, for s27ool: Cecilia Black, No. - Edge-
10 SI$ Fae, Thiriy-ffth-st for SIi 900 and Mr.
Outcolt 40 3j3 West One-hundred- and-twenty-
ssies we're reported Yesterday of the block fronts
IN West End-ave.. east side between One-hundred-
James Livingston. and between Sixty-eighth and
sXty-ninth SITS. 10 James Higgins. but they could
not be confirmed.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Last weeks auction market was disappointing
in many respects There were some good parcels
down for sale but the list of those sold was a
brief one and the prices were not encouraging.
Of the voluntary offerings by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
three parcels only disposed Of. and these at
moderate prices. The remaining five were with
drawn. one OF the good parcels offered was the
southeast Of Jefferson and Monroe SITS,
offered by John y Golding 1t was withdrawn on
0f So 500 No. % Market-st.. offered in fore
closure Went 10 the holder of a second mortgage
a. saG 5n9 5ienWte arose over mis- uarcel DO
tween the auctioneer and the bidder and the prop
srty was submitted again. and another bid of sGG
tp being received. was again Knocked down at
Next weeks auction sales include the following
Al No. III Broadway: BY Richard Y. Harnett on
Wednesday 10 close an estate No. go Eghth-ave..
southeast corner OF Horato-st.. three story brick
building and No u Horatio-st.. adjoining; 10y Will
IAN VI. Ryan. on Thursday, adniniSIrators sale,
and Canal SITS. and First-ave.; and by Philip A.
SMITH at the Brooklyn estate TO close the estate
OF p De GRAF. the southeast corner Of Washing
ton and Concord SITS. Brooklyn, with private dwell
ings.
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
Over ninety parcels Of realty were reported az
changing hands in Manhattan and The Bronx last
week and Of these considerations reported for
tweaty-six realized total sum Of $1.lG4oO0. The
auction sales in Manhattan and The Bronx realized
sG70is as compared with S227G9S in the CORE
spending week Of last year. and the auction sales
h Brooklyn $12G140. as compared with $22'o'o IN
TIE corresponding week o. 1S'I
These tables compare the conveyances. MORTGAGES
and projected buildings IN the uhfee OofousHs Ioi
the periods.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX