New-York tribune., 1899-11-15
REAL ESTATE.
r1run1No PLANS REACH THE HUNDRED
MILLION MARK-THE TRANSfhk ~
TILE, ROMERY BANK RECORDED.

THE BOWERY BANK RECOhDbD'
psyures from the buildings Department show
+bot Notwithstanding the increased price OF ouliu-
ing materials there will be not far from s"VV0VVV
more expended this year In buildings thah III '"e
previous year The plans hed with the bulu'iss
Department from January l TO November V
for an expenditure OF over N00,0OcO In TINS to.ai
ara included the two annexes to the Mutual Lie
BuldinR which will cost I,00OV. me nguIes VI
,be Department show 2Sss buildings planned IN
1893 costing S5Sls92sO as against Ss19 buildings III
1892 costing SOO1O9.i2l.
By deed recorded yesterday the Nsuohai
Butchers and Drovers' Bank transfers to the BOW
.r, rank the property No. l24 Bowery and Nos
90 and 2s2 Grand-st. for $4,000 The property IN
ouostion IS at the northwest corner OF the Bowery
and Grand-st and the site is covered by three
story and basement granite building occupied oy
the National Butchers and Droyers' Bank
There was little Improvement in the real estate
market Yesterday. and complaints OF ught nioneS
market unfavorable 10 the development OF satS
factory business continue to be heard. DlsaP-
nont,nent is becoming moro keen as the mo"'i
advances and the looked-for business ia'is 10 o''
While each day brings forth new runors Vi e
and interesting sales. the sum total OF 'iie t
;ions closed has thus far been neither nHpos.e
nor satisfying FYfth-ave. again hgureo IN 'no
runors Yesterday. and it is understood that oeeos
will soon be signed for a large parcel on nv NV D,ss
side of the avenue near Thirty-elehul-s'' 80
consummated. yesterdays items inciuueu Ia
plot at Morningside and Manhattan aVes" d. "
reported price Of $4,000 A.. ,o,t
The leasing of the store, basement ana hS' w.
of the building TO be erected by Henry corn at 'i,e
southeast corner Of Broadway and Ihlr'ee"'ii-s'
10 n retail clothing concern IS lnteIes'i"e' .Ia 90
other indication Of a tendency toward coiioe'i
of that trade in that neghborhood one iafs oio'li
.nr concern already occupies the n9rthwesr Iii he
az Tbirteent and Broadway, and another VII o
I'm the new building which william W atuoii N'''''
In the auction room yesterday three ouls,ders oudrs
and a representative of the helrs Were o' ~ Leon
a. auction for the downtown parcel No % L0oai "a,
ard-st an old i've story brownstone 29,gs H sben
lot 2 oo The M @ 93en4bg When od the "oa oatsders with
the exception Of prominent broker W. wao stonned
bidding 4 few bias were mace anu "o
properly was withdrawn at bid OF $500; S;,,ieran
heck 70 Edmund coffin the ive story, brick building
at the northeast corner OF GIN ana 0oN Ta1k TX estate
No 22 West Sixteentb-st.. four story 1roWhslohe
dwelling house lot 25xOS$ 70 o6 HoPe' S block H front of
Hall J. How q co. nave solu tnt oUGh i% tween
eight lots In Morningside-&Ve. east Slue De WI
nineeenth sis; the six lots adjoining on the noItn
side of One-hundred-a eighteen n-st anu 'iIF F
One . f on IA in Norningside-ave.. $50
ig Nanh9ttan-aVe. The Leopold Kahn Company is
the buyer, and the price is $2ooo' cold for William
Cummings ir to William Heyl Raser the new hye
corner Of ighth-ave and One-hundred- -and-twelfth-
ST. 25xi0O This was all cash purchase ana is
oXeUfed Prayer have sold Nos 23O to 234 East
Eighteth-st.. with old dwelnghouses on bIot OK OK
1922 also No 16 Eldridge-st an ora Dutioils, m ne @oa
9. to Joseph Postein for Improvement WIN n "a a
modern tenement house. and Nos ~ 10 SiS dns hast
Fortv-eghth-st., two five story tenement houses'
25x106 each to Or. Henry Fireman. a. -
John c. Umberfeld has sold another OF n ms row row
of 25-foot dwelling houses in Eighty-siXth-st' near
Central Park West . 49, a. -.
stone front building, lot 251xlo0 No 2S2 Madison
st. on private terms -, .u ,rr,c+or r Hall
No 13O West One-hundred- ed-and-seventeenth-st, a
five story fiathouse. 25xS5xlOo ". o.. -.
Folsom Brothers have leased for Henry Corn 10
V. Thompson & Co. the store basement ana irst
loft In the building which Is to be erected at
the southeast corner OF Broadway and Thirteenth
St, for term Of ten years. at an aggregate rental
of $4,000 They also leased for the Saye @ eSt4Je Ihe
way to Amasa Lyon & Co.. for term OF years. at
ED Edward F. Hamilton & Co. have sold the five
story apartment house at the northwest corner Of
At the Newly Real Estate salesroom yester-
day the offerings resulted thus 80 .oo
Onehundred and hfth-st south side. 800 feet
west Of Amsterdam-avc. 100X99l1, three five story
brick hathouses; foreclosure; to the paintif' Tor
By Peter F Meyer co-N2 81 o9eos@3drGd s TgoIr1
bus-ave 81 4xoO H. five story 6rick s,a hathouse; fore
cosurc 10 oPdyke & Co9way Sr for @'8n sn,h s,ao ION
feet east OF Columbus-ave. 31.4xlOO11, FIVE story
brick hathouse; foreclosure; to J. II. Storer for
No 16l West Erd;eve, northwest corner Of Six;
tN-SeNenth-St, ZJ.JNN. 0Ne story DllCk store anu
tenement house; foreclosure; TO L. W. Tyler for
$5.N0
enth-st, south side. $50 feet east Of Eighth-aVe,
60 5xsS9x62 2x9S9 two six story brick stores; fore
closure: to : Walters for $16,SO
BY Herbert A. Shermsn-No. 225 Twenty-seventh-
ct. north side 261S feet west Of SeVenth-aVe.. A6
x9S9. five story brick tenement house. with stores;
foreclosure: 10 W. }. Nicklas for $2990
BY Strong e Ireland-No. 6l9 One-hundred- and
s:xtieth-st north side. 2l7 feet Of Cortland-
ave- 2xl0l four story brick aathOuse foreclosure;
10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
No eh One-hundred -and-siXueth-st. north side.
1e2 feet east of COrtlandt-aVe zjXi00. four story
brick fathouse; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for
C3550
BY James L. Wells-Beach-ave.. Tinton-ave.,
west side, % feet north of forty
sMth-st, six lots each 25Xl00 vacant; executor :
sale. 10 NdrX L Hranrr1an fnrS nan