Wilbraham Building sale on Fifth Avenue in New York
Jean J. Gibbons buys the Wilbraham Building at 14 Fifth Ave from Mrs. Emily H. Moir for about 1.94 million dollars. The eight story mercantile and apartment block is near 3th Street, with a 40 by 125 foot plot. The upper floors will become a bachelor apartment hotel, while neighboring title transfers include parts of the Lenox Library Deck and several parcels along 70th and 60th streets. Brokers Henry D. Winans & May A. handle the sale. foreclosure actions and other parcels are listed by Herbert Sherman and others with multiple properties and prices.
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Jean J. Gibbons
Cing, Glass and Earthenware House
Gilman, Collamore & Co
Wilbraham
Fifth Ave
Frederick Fox & Co
Emily H. Moir
William Moir
John Watson
Moir
Gilmen, Collamore & Co
Gibbons
Lenox
Fifth and
Madison
Henry C. Frick
Mr. Frick
Dave Hennen Morris
70Th St
Otto Kahn
Tist St
Mr. Morris
Mr. Kahn
Henry D. Winans
May A
Real Estate Exchange
Herbert A. Sherman
F. W. Griffith
Joseph P Day
115Th St
West 149Th St
Empire City Woodworking Company
Se Vormai
College OF the City OF New
City of
New York
United States
U. S
A. M
Pearl Street six story building sold to investor
The Charles F. Noyce Company sold the six story Pearl Street building to Haynes Campary No. 228 for an area of about 0.50 square feet. The purchaser takes the property free and clear.
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Charles F. Noyce
Haynes Campary
Pearl St
Realty Owners to Make Merry in Harlem Event
The United Real Estate Owners Association and allied taxpayer groups will host an unusual entertainment and reception at the Harlem Carlton on January 7. James L. Conway chairs the social committee. tickets and information via Charles H. Schack, 1328 Lexington Ave.
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United Peal Estate Owners’ Association
Comviic‘ng
Taxpayers Association
West Side Taxpayers’ Association
Taxpayers’ Pratective Association
Harlem
Taxpayers’ Association
16Th Ward
Harlem Cerlno
James L. Conway
Charles If Schack
Lexington Ave
New Sulzer Casino Planned For Harlem River Park
Piens propose a 61 4 with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a new amusement palace on Second Ave and 127th St Harlem River Park to replace Sulzer's Casino destroyed by fire. The fireproof design includes basement, main floor, mezzanine galleries, peaked windows, decorative stucco, 121 foot frontage, 217 foot depth, two tall arches at the avenue end, and Ionic columned entrances with grand staircases.
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Murphy
Bel
Harlem River Park
Second Ave
127Th St
Bulzer
Architects Morgan and Barkhausen Plan Manhattan Building
The project is estimated at 200000 dollars with Morgan and Barkhausen as the architects. The plans are the final ones filed in Manhattan for the old year.
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Morgan & Barkhausen
Manhattan
Sales Of Brooklyn Parcels Report Across Multiple Properties
A. J. Doober sells multiple Brooklyn parcels including No 2 Degraw St a four story flat house and No 287 Degraw Ct a three story brick building with Ca cey's Ball Court to F McLaughlin then John Muldoon and No 375 Court St a three story flat house J P HK De Witt buys a two story frame dwelling on plot 140 by 156 feet at Kings Highway and Van Steklenst with plans for apartment houses The McLaughlin Real Estate Co sells several lots including East 24th St and East 23d St parcels to William McCormack J H Hunter and Robert Cahill with additional plots along Avenue C Crawford Ave and East 7th St and neck Road in Brooklyn.
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A. J. Doober
Degraw St
Brooklyn
Degraw Ct
Cacey's
F. McLaughlin
John Muldoon
Court St
J. P. HK. de Witt
Kings Highway
van Steklenst
McLaughlin Reel Estate Company
William McCormack
East 24Th St
Neck Road
Avenue C
East 4Th
East 5Th St
J. H. Hunter
Crawford Ave
East 7Th St
Robert E. Cahill
Building loan notes for Pekelner and Rothermel recorded
Total building loans totaling 21000. Pimeus Lowenfeld and William Prager lent 10000 on a 250 by 99.11 foot plot on the south side of 143d ft, 150 feet east of 7th ave. Theodore Wentz lent 11000 on a 4911 by 100 foot plot on the west side of Whitsock are, 500 feet south of Tiffany st. Both are building loans.
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Pimeus Lowenfeld
William Prager
Herman
Samuel Pekelner
7Th Ave
Theodore Wentz
Albert Rothermel
Whitsock
Tiffany St
Building Permits in Queens Borough Record Year Totals
The Bureau of Buildings in Queens reports 3785 permits issued last year with an estimated total cost of 1504 855 dollars. Jamaica's 4th Ward leads with 1337 new buildings costing 4920655 dollars. The 24th Ward follows with 1811 new buildings costing 4564719 dollars. Long Island City ranks third with 407 buildings costing 2300976 dollars. Flushing built 315 buildings costing 1874220 dollars and the 5th Ward had 315 buildings costing 1254355 dollars. Last week 39 permits were issued totaling 14755 dollars. Eighteen of the new buildings are in the 24th Ward. The year shows fewer tenement cases and a sharp rise in two family houses.
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Bureau of Buildings
Borough of
Queens
Old Town
Jamaica
Newtown
Tota
Long Island City
Flushing
5Th Ward
Sth
Danby plans five two story houses on 241st Street
WwW. H. Danby will build a row of five two story frame dwellings on 241st street just east of Katonah avenue from plans by A Murray Jenks. Each house costs 4500 dollars. T Bovie will construct five three story frame houses on 240th street about 100 feet east of Murtha avenue. Total cost for those five homes is 24000 dollars.
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H. Danby
Plans for 158 Wasi Sith Street apartment block
The One Hundred and Thirty-six West Fifty-Seventh Street Corporation plans a seven story front and twelve story rear studio apartment on premises No 158 Wasi Sith St for 38 families. Facade brick with limestone trimmings and Tudor bays, 80 feet by unknown depth, costing $500,000. architects Pollard and Steinam. Manhattan alterations include remodeling two five story factories at 415 and 415 East 21st for Cohocton Realty Company, architect G H Waite.
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Piens
Wasi Sith St
West Fifty-Seventh Street Corporation
Pollard & Steinam
Manhattan
Nios
Cohocton Realty Company
G. H. Waite
Property Transfers Across New York City Markets
Pocher and Co. sold No 48 Edgecombe Avenue a four story private dwelling for the New York Life Insurance Company to Charles Schenck. Max Roses sold through Maurice Rosenthal and L. Greenberger a five story house at the northeast corner of 10th Street and Park Avenue. William H. Burgess resold Sister property, a two story brick stable on lot 26 by 110.7 feet. Burgess recently bought the property from Benefic M. Lersebuhe sold for Mr. Laurier to Mokcs.
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Pocher & Co
Edgecombe Ave
Sufe
New York Life Insurance Company
Charles Schenck
Max Roses
Maurice Rosenthal
L. 3
Greenberger
Park Ave
William H. Burgess
Ty & B. French
Burgess
BK. Benefic
M. Lersebuhe
Lauccer
Mokcs
New Yorks 1908 meat market report receipts and prices
January 2 1908 New York meat market figures show receipts across cattle calves sheep and hogs with steers firm and fat bulls higher. Prices span from cows 30 to 60 a pair calves 25 to 50 per head veals 6 to 50 per 100 pounds hogs 6 6 to 9 per pound country dress beef 7 12c per pound and London quotes at 10 to 13c per pound dressed weight meat shipped to Swift and Morris Beef Co firms.
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New York
Reeves
Liverpool
London
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
Cattle and hogs steady across major markets
Receipts across Chicago Cincinnati Buffalo and Kansas City on January 2 show cattle and hogs steady to mixed. Chicago reports around 11 000 cattle and 31 000 hogs with varied steers prices, while sheep and lambs also move slowly. Cincinnati notes active hogs at 4 65 to 4 75 and firm cattle values. Buffalo lists steady cattle and lower hogs. Kansas City shows 5 400 cattle and 20 000 hogs with steady beef steers and lower hogs. llams strong.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Sheen
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Wheat and grain futures rally on Liverpool demand
Chicago markets see a strong day with May wheat up toward 1070s as Liverpool prices spark bullish activity. Corn and oats rise on firm demand and crop concerns, while pork and lard advance on tighter hog supplies and stronger grain outlook. receipts and shipments noted for Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago.
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Rock
Liverpool
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Argentina
May
Tec
Sige Te Sc Algher
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gye
Siac
Ste
Ili
May Park
Zzige
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