The New York herald., 1921-01-23

Another indication of the further OK
panson of business in the Madison ave-
nue section and the Sixties is the sac
of the five story dwelling at the north
east corner of the avenue and sixty
third street by Harris Nought d 90
for Henry Holt, the publisher, to the
Verde Realty Company. represented py
Samuel II. Stone. The house fronts
20 feet on Madison avenue and 100
feet on the street. 1t Is reported that
it will be converted into professional
building.
other Deals I'm Manhattan.
Tho d. +. Harris Hardware Manu-
featuring Company has purchased from
Max Marx the five story building. Zox
100, at 80 Chambers street, northeast
corner of Church street. The Charles
L. Noyes Company was the broker
George w. Mercer e. Son with Will
lam A. White Sons sold 76 Hudson
street, a five story bus ness building,
19x72.3.
In the Dwelling Market.
Gustav Sandblom sold the three story
dwelling 1874 West Eighty-hfth street,
1S,9x1O2. This property was taken re-
Gently in part payment for the Chateau
'rhierry apartments on Riverside Drive.
recently purchased by Joseph S. Ward.
Edward G. II. Vogler was the broker
in both transactions. The new owner
is n client of IL L. Byrnes.
NJ. II. Gallard & Co. sold for the
Lansing Construction Company the five
story house, 25x100. at 81 West 1OSth
street, adjoining Manhattan venue.
The same broker also sold for Mrs. G.
L. Erickson, at 63 Riverside Drive.
four story dwelling, 21x100. The prop
crty will be altered into apartments
when the present lease expires.
Pease & Gilman sold for client OF
Earle & Calhoun a four story dwelling,
21x102.2, at 29 West Seventy-third
street.
Tenement House Trading.
Vincent Astor sold to a client Of Do
rnenco Spina the five four story tene-
ments with stores at 260 to 26S Elizabeth
street. l2OxS7.7. adjoining the southeast
corner OF East Houston street. which had
been in the possession of the selling fam
lily for many years. Samuel stein, dealer
i'm store fixtures and the tenant Is the
purchaser of the five story building at
1s9 Bowery the sale of which by Mr..
-Astor was reported recently.
Salvatore Soraci bought from Gold
stone & Meyers the six story new tenc-
ment, 50x100, at 334-33S East Hath
street; also bought from Lockwood q
Lockwood the new law six story house,
25x100. at 351 East 11ith street
Loans Placed on city Parcels.
A trust mortgage for ss,5O0,O00 has
been made by the Columbia Trust Com
pany 10 the Garment Center Realty Com
pany on the two new skyscrapers erected
on Seventh avenue between Thirty-sixth
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needle industry heretofore located In and
adjac ent to the retail shopping district.
Tho jl Wall Street Corporation, rep
rcsenting J. & w. Seligman & Co, has
borrowed SS00,00 from the Central I'm
ION Trust Company on the nine story
structure the bankers recently purchased
from the trust company at "a Wall
street, 50x117
Bronx Market News.
Michael j. Connaughton. OF Flynn a
Connaughton. sold for the Popek Realty
Company the twenty-five family apart
nrert at 2615 Jerome avenue, 63x131.
~ faces st. James Park. between 1920
street and KlngsbridKo road.
Brooklyn transactions.
The erection OF n four story warehouse
building BY the n G. Bohack Company
is to result from purchase by that
company of the block front on Wash
ington place from Wyckon 90 Cypress
avenues The total expenditure will in
solve about s1.000.000.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
dwelling at 962 Brooklyn avenue. near
Church avenue. for Samuel and Abra-
ham Goldinger
The Martin Company sold for Samuel
II. Shank to Fanny F'iala the four story
dwelling at ~ Columbia Heights and