New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
ruE WEEK IN REALTY
-wo OR THREE INTERESTING TRANS
lotions RELIEVED THE DULNESs


,resence of the professional element In the
's,ate market relieved the week from barren
reai :, uas on the whole however, typical OF the
pes ,be sales and exchanges reported from
se1ss offices being Of such character as might
s.ye been expected.
ps rn beginning Of the week was marked by an
NC Of trading but some business developed IS
.,a week neared its END.
'ns oo,e Of No. % Cortlandt-st to the New-York
'.obone Company among the important
I'nan.a,tions This was a sale for use and occu-
Pe sd the ac day. TSs Ma SteSi
TTSs,landt-st. adjoining the southwest corner of
Church, ~ ',Scse two items in importance WAS the
s Of Sl-foot plot at No. % East Twenty second
ssH ST. story mercantile building the plot This
HTIi be another step in the transformation of a
onCs business district. Already. between Broad
Paw and Fourth-ave, below Twenty-third-st.. many
" The four story high stoop brOwnstone dwelling
S,ses have been altered for business purposes but
ne substitution Of new buildings has only just
bessnother transaction worthy Of mention was the
trade in which the apartment house at the south
e. saS' nsEred No. 81 West Eighty -seventh-st was
oven in part payment, and has since been resoll.
and by transferring Chicago property a resident
~ that city acquired the fathouses at the NORTH
sOIHer, There Was also sale for the improvement
Of five lots on the south side of One-hundred-and-
Business in the auction branch of the market is
,-ec,lcally at a standstill. What few sales there
Are are the results of foreclosure or other lesal
Sroceedngs and they receive little attention from
he pubic. .,... .,. -. o,.,.
realty were sold. considerations being mentioned in
eight cases. and amounting TO $4,000 The auction
Gales for the week amounted 10 Sl6324.
Foley & Sniffla have sold for the Kelly estate the
Ave fve-story apartment houses on plot l2oXlD.
10 $50 20 1888 West Fifty-ninth-st., TO +. Porter
iU Harriet A. Brady has sold the threesory brown
stone front dwelling houses on lot l7xlOO. NO %s
ives, Seventy -hrst-st.
"FIeishman & So have sold a five-story nathouse
nm lot IS lxO0 the southeast corner OF FIfth-aVe
pend one hundred Il nd nineteenth-st 49,
Richard V. Harnett Co. have sold for Henry W i.
rIavden executor. to client for investment, the
taTT sory brownstone front dwelling house, on l0t
axi0 No 43 West Forty-ninth-st' Columbia 'o'-
iege lea sehold, private terms. -,
The same firm has also sold for Abraham Boehn
,ba three story business building, on a trlangulaI
plot 6l6Jlx irregular, at the JUNCTION OF l,'3 anu
sder & Herman have sold the southwest corner
If Tenth-ave and Fifty thrd-st, nVe story Dts"
tenement house. lot A.llX7O. $780,. %
David Stewart has sold for j. FRANK Ereene, "a
Brooklyn r. Clarence Dorsett the iot, 49, ~
~ the ca ST side Of Audubonave., 20 feet horlh Oh
0ne-hundred- and seventy -hrst-st; o.,, .o,,r
David Stewart has also sold TO NJ Canned l 0
,,nrv American basement brick and stone dwsnins
HUtyt hird-st near Audubon-ave.. l66xi0x0 wal,
e' r Pelletreau of Brooklyn has sold Tor Will
tan; I Rlgney, 70 Arthur Meyer, plot win ~, SsV
feet frontage on the south size OF BROOKLYN
tSina in part payment the four story brownstohe
'front.' dwelling house No. 465 West Xo 10
e. Manhattan. 1he brick apartment hU1 h1rv PARK
Second-st and cottage and barn az AsputS IT,,
,Tbn lease OF the upper floor or the new 1unums
70 be erected at the northwest corner % 20 lanes
and Thirty-ffth-st.. by Dodd Meau W Cd The
brokers were Horace S. Ely g. Co. The lease Is io'
Ter