New-York tribune., 1906-12-30

r., T., aovrn+oyn business. parcels and ex-
changing properties continue TO be features ' .n
real estate market. Realty leaders thiiiR 'i -
first four months OF the new year Will De mar Ne'
by q greater number Of deals In tho business zen
tres than were made in the corresponding perioa
of the last years. They also look TOT H' i
a fair market for Fort Washington Helsh's anu
Dyckman properties rrd FOR fathouse SITES IN "
Pror1 According some W"u known brokers
.,.- =. I,rr. lots IN the upr sections of the
o,+v ,b,cb bsyo not yet been reported as having
changed hands have recently haen sold and that
the tnouiriss about such parcels are much larger
than for sou,e months Tho volume of business
transacted in tie sections or the city since
the beginning Of the present season has been small
Ono OF the leading transactions last week was the
rale by Leopold We'll for Benjamin Mordecai. OF tle
firm Of A l.. Mordecat & Son 0ncD to the JACOB
Bookman estate of the Powellton, seven story
apartment house. at the northeast corner of Broad
way and 9th ST It has frontage of 10o.n feet
in Broadway and l65 feet in the street. Tine prop
erty was held at s55O,0Oo In part payment the
Booknan gives plot of about six lots at
the northeast of 10th ST. and 9th
Jesse c. Bennett e Co. sold for the Willet Realty
Company the Carlisle Dwelling. modern apart
ment house. at the southeast corner of West End
and SD st, 1O2xlOo feet. The property was
held at S425 600
Gsey, Havemeyer & Jenney sold for st. Ste
phen's Protestant Episcopal Church the property.
No. 125 Greenwich ST. lot 25xl06 feet which is
part OF the Western Electric Comrany's factory.
This property was under lease to the Western
Electric Company for three terms of twenty-one
years, and by its purchase the fee Of the large
plot OF which II forms a part Greenwich and
Thames st. is vested in owner st. Stephens
Church owned this property for nearly one hundred
years. The purchaser is the Hamilton Building
Company.
w Clarence Martin bought from Matilda l..
Schoonmaker No 221 Lexington ave, five story
hathouse. with stores, on lot 2SxSo feet at the
northeast corner of 33d st.
Pease & Elliman sold for Edward H. Titus No.
6o7 West End ave. four story high stoop brown
stone dwelling house, a lot 19.5x90 feet. to
client for occupancy.
Charles F. Duross sold a plot of nineteen lots
the south side of Westchester ave. between Brook
and Spuyten Duyvil and the Port Morris Rail
road tracks to a client, who will erect warehouse
on the site The property formerly the Mott
Iron Works. The iron works plant recently torn
down. The property has a frontage of 21S feet
and depth OF 37 feet. 1t is directly opposite the
New York Central freight yards.
A L. Lowenstein sold tract of twenty-six acres
on the west side of Ferris ave, adjoining st.
Josephs Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and about $50
feet south of the intersection Of the Southern
Boulevard and fremont ave. The property has
frontage of 1909 feet in Ferris ave.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for the James estate NO.
us TO 12S and No. les 10 IA West s6th St. ten
lot 8Oxl0O feet. 10 Heiner & Wolf and ". and L.
NJ. q L. Hess sold for Cornelia Gilman to the
State Stat Realty and Mortgage Company No. 20 West
The Charles F Noyes Company and Daniel Bird
sail g. Co have sold for the estate of Francis Via
nest No 116 6 William St. six story building, COW
Miss NJ ,Monahsn sold for the State Realty and
sIrncton Company plot 75x1o6 feet, on the south
side OF lsSd st. 100 feet east OF ST. Nch9as & ave
Cooper Mott No ' i22 East 75d ST. three story and
fo RToash the 0
broker No l47 East 5Sth St. a three story dwelling
sundel Hynan sold the Biythebourne, a. seven
5o1xloo feet. at the southeast corner Of SSth st.
and Madison ave;
West lSsd St. five dwelling houses. for Diamondston
Simon Fine sold for w, & J: Bschrach to the
Mildred Realty Company Nos 10l and 1O9 Crosby
nye 5 Gq wifi eTea 9 P2F 6n f on the st hs
Also sold for the n Fine Realty Company TO W. &
story aath9use. on plot 87.6xlo22 feet.
gomery leased the Smiding % NO 4g BroadWa2 M 0 ex
tending to Trinity Place, 10 the banking house Of
John s HGyler bqgghI. through Stewart G sehe
seme sssGH me tract at Rye Y fGrmery owned Gs
vii spend mProyne nefss the a6ef5
plot 8 f 6 fG h ftsni ave ef s'f 90 feet soGE IF
ssh 9Th st. 1t is said that the buyer will improve the
The parcel forms part Of the po' 95xoO feet the
by Mr.. Leeds several years ago for the purpose of
FFeeRg fF t arFs 6 house ef for his Bis own on
es NrS Of FdTn F aW 70 s2d TTs house n in Sh ST. just
NJ. & /. Hess sold for Minnie 7. Sherwood No 81
West 20th ST. 25x92 feet to the State Realty and
Mortgage Company. which controls a plot
lO9XS2 feet. comprising No. - TO SO West 20th st.
Plans were fled last week with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for office building 10 be erect
ed for the American Bank Note Company in Broad
ST. between Beaver and Marketfeld SITS. 1t is he
five story structure of ornamental brick. trimmed
with granite ashlar. after the Greek type. and
having large recessed hay. three stories high
over the central main entrance and fanked with
Ionic columns. The keystone over the entrance
Will be surmounted by eagle with outstretChed
wings The hrst two stories OF the building are 70
be fitted offices. the third story will contain
rooms for clerks. the fourth a board for the
directors and large private dining room and the
top story will be furnished as stenOera nhers' de-
partment. The building IS to cost S25CIG Kirby
Ictt e E.LLa.. l.