New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
JUNE HEAT HAS NOT PUT AN END To
THE ACTIVE TRADING.

1 was
OF all kinds of property in all parts OF the cty. III
| summing IN the week II must he remembered that
! ~ is the month of June which IL ordinarily oy no
I means prolific OF business There was aso an
| interrupting holiday. preceded ana foho'eu ny '"e
usual days Of interrupted trading Ihe hs' Vi 'aS'
weeks transactions is long one and IL ehcouias 9
ing II is not unlikely that from now on safes M''i
~ to,,or but tho pers,stency with which the active
/ trading season has extended beyond the orolhaiy
| limits argues well for the future There is every
reason 10 believe that the fall VIII see tine pesih
| ming of a real estate activity that VIII exceeu III
volume and Importance anything that mas oee"
known in many years. 49,,
traded the northwest corner Of Ffth-ave. ana
| Nineteenth-st, a ten-story mercantile building on
lot 25xl70.
There were several important transfers In the
week The New-York Realty, Bond. Exchange ana
Trust Company took title to the Real Estate bx-
change building Nos 80 and 81 Liberty-st.. for
SsoO0 which was paid in cash; the Nauona'
Academy of Design transferred It's property at the
northwest corner Of Twenty-third-st and four'h-
ave, for $4,000. to the Metropolitan Life insur
ance Company. which will probably alter the DulIu-
ing at cost Of $4,000. and the Mercantile Ma
tional Bank acquired by deed the twenty-five foot
lot No. 1Ss Broadway. adjoining ts property al 'he
southwest corner OF Dey-st. for S5O.Wo
, In the auction branch several Interesting saieS
noted including those of the business Duuils M
No. 81 Pine-st. the stores and nathouses w. Nv
to $50 Eighth-ave and the properties, NO. lS west
Eighteenth-st. No. 27s Seventh-ave. and NOS -u|
and 2O4 West Twenty-sixh-st. The first was a VOL
untary sale, and resulted in satisfactory com
petition and the other parcels, though onered IN
foreclosure went to outside parties.
On Memorial Day there were several public auc-
tion sales on the premises. OF these. the sale OF
the entire Offering Of S2S lots in Flatbush, Brooklyn
was the most successful undertaking.
The coming weeks auctions Include the cam
mann estate sale OF $50 University Heights Iots on
Tuesday, and include the partition sale OF Grey
stone tho country seat of the late Samuel j. Ilden
together with 91lk acres Of land al Ionkers. on
Wednesday.
In the last fifty parcels OF city realty were
sold, considerations being mentioned In eight cases
and amounting to $432500. In the week preceding
ffy-one parcels were Sold five for total considera
tions of S6sSO0O The auction sales for the week
amounted TO sOl,75s as compared with SSoS'S09 TOT
the corresponding week last year.
NEW PRIVATE SALES.
J. c. Imberield has bought from Oppenheimer
g. Hanershlag six lots on the north side OF One
hundred-a d-ifth-st. between Riverside Drive ana
West End-ave. for improvement
Addison Stone have bought Ne 142 We West HmSb Gne
John S. Ascough has sold for. August Open
heimer 10 an investor two lots in Central farK
West. 5O11 feet south Of Ninety -eighth-st -
HorSr Park is We puyrd nd 0 s
ninetv-second-st'. from Hirsch Brothers and Ed
saomoon Marx has sold to Otto F. Degensr the
plot on the north side of Nnety-eighth-st @o feet
fIs Herman g sraus and David Rothschd have sold
to Paul Mayer who has resod to JACOB FaSKnSy abty
sixth-st. 35 feet west of Lexington-ave. plot SIx
The Knox Memorial Church has sold to Joseph
L. Buttenweser the edifce on the east sue ,ot ~
Ninth-ave.. 10 feet south of Thirty-ninth-s'' po'
Mrs. A. McNulty has sold to J. sehchtsr No ~ a.
West Forty-hfth-st TWO four-story DuiIulhsS' io'
Mrs Sarah Goodhue has sold No. l6 East One ne.
hundred-and-sixth-st,. a fve-story ha'houSe' N'A
''1Sa joseph L. Buttenweser has bought Nos 1877 and
iOs Sawson & Hobbs have sold for Peter Wagner TO
Fritz H the %esfSRf SE aTSs fcr s sooSe
j. Romane Brown Co. have SOLO Tor the o-edn sen
sact m ss2e S. As awe"s mousse ~
NJ b Bargebuhr has sold for John Efinger 70 NJ M
Fifth-aye. near One-hundred- and Seventeenth-st;
William Moeller purchased from g. G Pr12ps dne
fve-story nathouse No. 220G Flfth-ave Zxluo near
Northumberland thirty fourth-st. ~ ,o-o
Never S. Auerbach sold the vacant lot NO. l'V'S
John Fish purchased from Charles NJ. Rosentha
the vacant plot. lO0xOo northeast corner 0 r Ofe %
nrovement with three six-story fathouses.
Thomas Mcclure is the buyer OF hG fGrnep eptV Ul
second-st not Charles Riley reported IN TINS paper paper
on TnuTsGsy T9e PG S Dc
Arthur Gorsch has sold to Louis Lese ne Bys We
natnOLpe.
Frait-ave The purchaser gives in part payment
the three-story brownstone dwelling house; leHooX
100 No "a West One-hundred- and thirteenth-st
The foreclosure sale Of the Hudson River lunheI
scheduled for Friday was adjourned to June IL.
lanes McCutcheon Co have leased the -ProP
erty Nos g. 3 and West Twenty -second-st ioNlW'
from the Clark estate for long term or years
The property adjons their Twenty y-third-st store
In the rear They purpose building on II a zen or
twelve story freproof building 10 connect win their
present store for their own use and occupancy
for John Shuts TO the Brooklyn Deve iopnent Con-
many about twenty-five acres at the north%esssoo 90
corner OF Kings Highway and Ocean-ave ioI ;I,vV
nor acre. also for the Chauncey Marshal estate,
70 Wood Harmon e. Co., the tract adjoining the
TJndens in Coney Island-ave.. for $25O an acre
also 10 I.ottie c. Hall the farm or isaac ny i
about thirty two acres, on Ryder Lane az" -
Avenue L. for 1850 per acre; also, 10 Io'tie H.;
Iia1i the + W and b. Kouvenhoven farms. aDou59
tbirtv acres in Avenue T. Nostrand-ave anu
Ocean-ave for s2 800 per These Same prokels
have bought from Alfred f. Hodges ii0I, i, 9i ,e,i
acres AT the northeast corner or hlhes highway
| and Ocean-avr for 3 500 per acre. .
| Thomas Rosecrans, of Brooklyn, has SOLO ior ~.
| Frad Tohman No. 457 Seventh-ave.. a two-s6o'E 8o
| and basement brownstone-front house, Tor Sop. -
| The A. w Parker Company, OF BrooNiyh ,rr ir
| sold for j. D. Goodwin No. 1& Futon1st.i a na iOua
story stone house for $4,000 also for e u CSha .H
! ec0: also for Ella Schuman No lOlZ ParK-aNg,;; P,;
Manhattan a four-story brownstone apsI III, |
hnuse for SOC 600 and for A. c. Fisher, dWeihhs
| in NarroWs-aVe. for $1,000. NJ
J." pnnrrilI Rros of Brooklyn. have sold Tor a. NC
| pride 10 w Johnston, the two-story bro"hs'oo"e
| house No POI Park Place. for $lOJ"'