New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
AVERAGE OF PRIVATE SALES FAIRLY
GOOD
OUTSIDERS BY AT AUCTION AT MORE THAN
ENOUGH TO COVER INCUMBRANCEs-
NEW TRANSACTIONS.


While the conditions in the realty market showed
no marked Improvement last week, the average or
private sales was fairly good. Conservative and
thoughtful brokers seem to find no particular cause
for complaint in the present situation, ana "hHe
business might be better the fact that the market
moves steadily and evenly gives ground for salts
faction Among the interesting features Of the
week were the sales affecting the ownership Of the
building at No. l64 Broadway. and OF Nos l4o and
III West-st The reported sale OF the old Ap-
praisers' Stores has furnished food for CONSIDER
able gossip. the name Of the purchaser being sun
In doubt il is generally believed that the New
York Central Railroad some ono connected
Herewith is the buyer.
Sales Of hfty-four parcels Of city realty were
closed in the week Considerations were an
nounced in six cases. and aggregated ss4'-0O. IN
the preceding week lO3 parcels were sold. sixteen
for total considerations Of s7s275O.
In Manhattan and The Bronx the auction sales
for the week brought sl2Sue. as compared with
s72s525 for the corresponding week in lsas. The
auction sales Of the week nearly all In fore
closure or partition. IN several Instances parcels
were sold 10 outside bidders at substantial ad-
vances on the amount Of membranes.
LATEST PRIVATE SALES.
BENJAMIN Richards and Charles II. Bliss have
sold 100 lots situated about six blocks east OF
Third-ave. and fronting $50 feet on Tremont-ave.'
700 feet on Southern Boulevard. and Daly-ave.,
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way. to an investor, who It is said will divide the
tracts into building lots
i is reported that T. r. Durkee CO. have
leased from James Pyle & Sons a part Of their
building at Greenwich and Vestry SITS. II this be
true IT substantates the report that L. r Dirkee
& Co. have sold their lease OF a part or the Ola
Appralsers Stores property.
George r Read has sold for James q. Wallace
and Newberry H. Frost 10 Esther Carstairs the
four story brick and stone dwelling house. 20 sx5oX
go at the southeast corner Of SeNenty-eighth-St.
and Madison-ave
The STANDARD Realty Company has sold for the
l. Nj. Grenell estate TO a client No - West Ninety
fourth-st. a three-stOry and basement brownstone-
front house, 2ox55x ex. on lot 9xlotS' terms pri-
Albert b. Hilton has sold for Annie F. Duffy to
private dwelling. 1853. 40 2j2 East One-hundred-
a4d-tweith-st on PL1NabIe b on front on the east
side OF seventh-avo.. between ne-hundred-and-
fortieth-st and One-hundred- -and-forty-h SITS TO
Improvement. This is part Of plo, Of t"e,niy- ,l
nine lots bought by the sellers recently from
2-ll' T. A. CruiEshank Co have SOLD for the estate
n 5xGo 1Gx}5x4l 10 Nos 40 and 141 West-st. also
for another seller No. 12G Orchard-st, three-stoTy
j. Ktmpncr & Son have sold for Adler & Herman
Nos. 5S4 and $50 Ninth-ave.. northeast corner ol
Foriy-second-si. Two four-story Duildinga WIN
stores 4,xs0 10 l. J. Lesser. who gave in part pay
ment No l27 West Nnety-seventh-sL. four-siory
Nicb97son q Co. have leased 70 Jarvis & co. the
storage warehouse. i0Xl00, at the corner o Green
AIicrt 0 rrdman ana Charles NJ Rosen,hal nave
sold 10 Abraham Noletsky the plot i'.SNlV on lne
east side Of C0umbus-ave.. Do fect norm OF oh'-
hundred and -seventh-st
Beverly Ward mas sold 10 Emma j. Lowengard
ne Observation-Disclosures American basement
dwening-house 16xlcD 80. p West Sixty-eghth-st.'
o o,en39n5ir e. and Frederick T. Barry have sold for
IefI 10 Wiiliam x Porer Inc four-story dwelling
house 2oxso at the northeast corner % Pafk-aV"'
any d'iHqarmershiae d Oppenheimer have sold TO Blug-
ham Brothers the plot. D)lXlN: :2NhnNlo-2 o. we
south side Of Eightieth-st. 6i feet west Of Colum-
Innos & Centre have sold for Miss Anna NJ Tn
Erooklyn between Fifteenth and Sixteenth sis 10
l. soienSS Hobbs have sold to Hal.ihan Ahearn
-, -" ia, 51yl0l on the south Side Of Onc-hundred-
ana sI' iy ifywejfn-si 2cD feet wesi Of Seventh-avo.
- " 81" Ell, yin old buildings the northeast corner
~ rllev,ls and Third SITS. slxlgTsO
salvado La Grassa Us Is ne %l y" 9e 1
bundrcd-a d-and-seventeenth ana Ohe-huhdIep-ahd-
efh,eT' fHenTl Marks sold for W & J. Kelock No. 800
y,!1et One.hundred- nd -third-st, three
storv dwelling g-house. loNbDXlOo ,,,,
pros for Improvement the vacant ploi on me
south side Of Eightleth-si 81 rect west oi NolIH-
pus i,,o aKT, Roscnbaum sold TO Abraham Green
hcrg 10 lS sccond-ave., four-siory bfick iene-
msnl i na Cnbp purchased the plot on th- west
sd" "f Park-avc 5lxs0. 81 feet south OF seventy
eire Erothers are reported - have bought the
fouT-story dwelling house al ne n9riheHst corner
Of IarF ave ana sixiy-hfihosi ronSs has sold Nos
1W ana ln West-st. thr,c-siory DITCH 'uiui"F'
l6t about s7Gx60 lOx3jx4ll0 ~ t,.,,
has er,1 No l2G Crchard-st, old building lo 10 ""
Everett McKinstry has sold Al aDcn' f-,'U' a..
- East One hundred and -hrst-st hNe-S'o'' "'F
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company has 6ouGh