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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1908

Page

4

Wilbraham Building sale on Fifth Avenue takes $1,046,000 note

John J. Gibbons buys the Wilbraham Building at 284 Fifth Ave from Emily H. Moir via Frederick Fox & Co for about 1.046 million dollars. The eight story mercantile and apartment structure sits on a 409 by 125 foot plot at the northwest corner of 36th Street, with Gilman, Collamore & Co. long tenants. A portion will become a bachelor apartment hotel, while title transfers affect the Lenox Library block and adjacent parcels owned by Henry C. Frick, Henry D. Winans, and Otto Kahn. Foreclosure sales of other properties are listed in the Real Estate Exchange.

John J. Gibbons Cing, Glass and Earthenware House Gilman, Collamore & Co Wilbraham Fifth Ave 36Th St Frederick Fox & Co Emily H. Moir William Moir John Watson Moir Gilmen, Collamere & Co Gibbons

Pearl Street Parcel Sold to Haynes Company

The Charles F. Noyce Company sold 228 Pearl Street, a six story building with a footprint of 2.56 square feet, to Haynes Company. The purchaser is an investor and takes the property free and clear.

Charles F. Noyce Haynes Compary Pearl St

Realty Owners to Make Merry at Harlem Delany Event

The United Pew Estate Owners Association and affiliated ward taxpayers groups will host their annual entertainment and reception at the Harlem Deesny on January 7. A special committee led by James L Conway handles arrangements, with Charles II Schueliv of 1526 Lexington Ave available for information and tickets.

United Pew Estate Owners’ Association Taxpayers Association West Side Taxpayers’ Association Taxpayers’ Protective Association Harlem Taxpayers Association Taxpayers’ Association 16Th Ward Taxpayers’ Association Harlem Deelny James L. Conway Charles II Schueliv Lexington Ave

New Sulzer Casino Planned for Harlem Park Site

Plans call for a fireproof amusement hall at Harlem River Park near Second Ave and 127th St to replace Sulzer's Casino burned last fall. The classic design includes basement main floor mezzanine gallery and a decorative dome with stucco facing. Entry features Ionic colonnades and a grand avenue-front staircase.

Prems Murphy Hariem Riner Park Second Ave 127Th St Bulzer Mein Foer

Plans for Manhattan building filed before year end

Architects Morgan and Barkhausen prepared plans for a Manhattan building set to cost 200000 dollars. The submission marked the last filed plan in Manhattan for the old year, signaling a final architectural footprint for that period.

Morgan & Barkhausen Manhattan

Brooklyn Parcels Change Hands in Various Transactions

A. J. Doober sold four story flat house at 28 Degraw Street and a three story brick building with Ca sey's Ball Court at 297 Degraw Street and a three story flat house at 375 Court Street to F. McLaughlin and J. Muldoon. J. P. H. De Witt bought a two story frame dwelling at the southeast corner of Kings Highway and Van Sicklen Street, to be replaced with a row of apartments. The McLaughlin Real Estate Company moved five lots on East 24th Street north of Neck Road to William McCormack, plus two lots on Avenue O between East 4th and East 7th Streets to J. H. Hunter, and two lots at Crawford Avenue and East 7th Street to another buyer, with a 240 foot frontage plot on East 23d Street sold to Robert B. Cahill near avenues T and beyond.

A. J. Doober Degraw St Brooklyn Degraw Et Casey's Ball F. McLaughlin John Muldoon Court St J. P. H. de Witt Kings Highway van Sicklenst McLaughlin Reel Estate Company Willam McCormack East 24Th St Neck Road Avenue O East 4Th East 7Th Sts J. H. Hunter Crawford Ave East 7Th St Robert BE

Building Loan Details for Pekelner and Rothermel Properties

Total building loans amount to 21,000 with Fineus Lowenfeld and William Prager lending 10,000 on a 250 by 99.11 foot plot on the south side of 143rd street, 150 feet east of 7th Avenue. Theodore Wentz lent Albert Rothermel 11,000 for a 49.11 by 100 foot plot on the west side of Whitlock Avenue, 500 feet south of Tiffany Street.

Fineus Lowenfeld William Prager Herman Samuel Pekelner 7Th Ave Theodore Wentz Albert Rothermel Whitiock Tiffany St

Queens Borough Building Permits Totals Report

The Bureau of Buildings in Queens reports 3,785 permits issued last year for new structures with a total estimated cost of 15,044,555 dollars. The 4th Ward Jamaica leads with 1,337 new buildings costing 4,920,555 dollars, followed by the 24th Ward Newtown with 1,181 buildings costing 4,564,719 dollars. Long Island City ranks third with 407 buildings at 2,300,976 dollars, and Flushing shows 515 buildings costing 1,874,220 dollars. The 5th Ward records 345 new structures at 1,254,375 dollars. Last week 39 permits were issued totaling 137,850 dollars, 18 of them in the 24 Ward. The year shows fewer tenement houses but more two family houses.

Bureau of Buildings Borough of Queens Old Town Jamaica Newtown Wich Long Island City Flushing 5Th Ward

Five two story dwellings planned on 241st street

WwW H Danby plans a row of five two story frame houses on 241st street just east of Katonah avenue from plans by A Murray Jenks. Each home costs 4500 dollars. John T Bovie will build five three story frame houses on 240th street about 300 feet east of Martha avenue at a total cost of 24000 dollars.

H. Danby 241St St Katonah Ave A. Murray Jenks John T. Bovie

Piens Plan Tenement at 136 West 57th Street

The One Hundred and Thirty-six West Fifty-Seventh Street Corporation proposes a two-part project. A seven story front and twelve story rear studio apartment house will rise at 15% Wes 57th st with brick facade and limestone trim. It will be 50 by 80 feet, house 38 families, and cost $506,000. Architects Pollard and Steinam. Manhattan work includes remodel of Nos 41% and 415 East 21st Street factory for Cohocton Realty Company. G Waite is the architect.

Wes 57Th St West Fifty-Seventh Street Corporation Pollard & Steinam Manhattan East 21St St Cohocton Realty Company G. . Waite

Real Estate Transfers In Manhattan and Nearby Areas

Pecher and Co sell No 48 Edgecombe Ave to Charles Schenck for New York Life Insurance Co as an investment. Max Roses sells a five story building near West and Park Ave through Maurice Rosenthal and L J Greenberger. Burgess resells No 104 West Ist two story brick stable to S S B French after buying from C E Benelict. M Lergebuhe sells for a Mr Liaucser to Motes.

Pecher & Co Edgecombe Ave New York Life Insurance Company Charles Schenck Max Roses Maurice Rosenthal L. J. Greenberger Matheus West Park Ave Wiliam H. Burgess S&s. B. French West Ist Et

New York Meat Prices and Receipts in Early 1908 Trade

New York reports receipts of 174 cattle cars 3153 head including 148 slaughterers and 26 market with steers fair and steady fat bulls firm and light bulls up to 15 cents higher. common to choice steers 41575 per 100 pounds fat oxen 450 bulls 335 440 cows 179 425 dressed beef in moderate demand. Cows calves and veal receipts noted with prices for ordinary to choice cows 30 to 60 each veals 6 to 250 per 106 pounds city area and country dressed calf prices. Sheep lambs hogs receipts and prices follow with lambs weak Buffalo market influence noted.

New York Liverpool London Adriatic Swift Beef Company Morris Orrivgey- Milch Buffalo Telegraph Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City Pittsburg

Cattle and hog markets across multiple cities report mixed margins

Telegraph market news from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City and Pittsburg details receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Highlights include steady to firm cattle values in Chicago and Kansas City and softer hogs in East Buffalo with varied prices for calves and sheep across the regions.

Chicago Wheat Markets Rally on Liverpool Lift

Chicago headlines show May wheat rising 14 to 107 and closing strong amid a 2d Liverpool advance. Corn and oats gained with firm demand, while provisions edged up on grain strength and lower hog slaughter. Local receipts and cleared bushels cited. futures traded from open to close higher across wheat corn and oats.

Chicago Liverpool Seaboard Argentina May Ize Te Sec Duluth

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