The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14
REAL ESTATE.


There several very extensive sales OF real estate
yesterday at the Exchange Buildings Ill Broadway and
similarly large ones are advertised take place during
the week The prices realized in all cases HIGH
and this fact may way account for the universal
raising Of rents this year.
THE PROPERTY SOLD.
The property sold located in all quarters OF the
city, scarcely ward being left unrepresented on the
sale sheet. Il consisted Of dwelling houses, stores
vacant lots &C. great number OF the dwelling houses
Of tho tenement class, and situated down
town. Many Of Them will be seen below,
brought high prices. The ground on the upper
part OF the island appears 10 DO increasing
very much in value, and as II was actively
bought up is possible that long there will be
addition to our house ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1t is to be
hoped lower rents In all the where land dis
posed of up the purchaser by the terms of the
agreement bound to erect only certain description
of building; that by this means uniformity Of APP
pearance noticeable from its absence in other cities,
win contribute in small degree TO the beauty Of
up town thor0ugbfares In cases too the terms 10
purchasers extremely reasonable II being optional
with them pay but forty per cent allowing the balance
as three years mortgage ON the property ut seven per
cent.
THE BIDDERS AND THEIR BIDS.
Now that the fluctuations in the price OF gold have
almost ceased, and stocks pretty firm, spectators,
in morbid desire ior exercising their mania for money
rooms yesterday crowded by eager specimens OF
this class who bid against another with all that i'm
petuosty aud bitt srness which characterize large
number Of the Wall street brokers 1t unusual
thing bid of 81 900 in less than two minutes
TO $4,000, and from that to $l2 900 or SIS 000 The
unimportant lots were unnoticed by the mass, and
few, and only q few, bargains were procured but
soon as desirable one was announced the excite.
ment became intense-"1 600 - "hfty," LOO, and
then some anxious one would jerk out 81 $50 His
opponent, by a look, informs the ever wntchful auc
toneer of his intention go ON; and so a game Of
whichever
his adversary's card and the most endurance TO re-
peat 1t ms the trick or In this case the prop
erty 1t seemed OF little consequence to them one
two thousand dollars; each knew II would be his
tenant who would have to pay the piper and that to
mighty knowing, and yet they, too, were IRE
quently not little sold For instance, gentlemen
three Of thirteen lots So 200 when, the remaining
ten, well situated and desirable in every respect,
being put up they were knocked down at $500 less each
This little annoying, and the look OF unrest and
chagrin which passed across the first purchasers
face 10 a great extent excusablc. Investing
In real estate is Of course perfectly aliowaOle but
would be much to be depored ii it should be carried to
excess. II would be very painful Il the system OF
past years should be introduced into this Tho
result will be the oppression of the poorer well az the
middle and the mountaineering OF the upper classes
Yesterday in several money was freely offered ana
freely taken for reversals Of purchases and II this
should continue, the scenes OF the FINN Avenue Ex-
change will ere long be repeated in that on Broadway
SOLD BY A. II. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS AND co.
FIRST WARD
80 Beaver street, between Broad and william
streets, north side, four story brick store, Fix
IS Greenwich street. near Rector three story
brick building, 25xl15 .................... 2S,4oo
West street, corner of Hoboken, Collins Hotel,
Ave story brick building, Axso. .......... $1,000
AZ ,,..,,. SIXTH ,.r WARD WARD , ,o,.o.
W Muloerry street TWO TWO s'ory i'"ne HOUSES, ,oo
on lot 223xs4 o-to Mr. Boyle :....'.......... ",io
~ Mulberry street corner Of PARK street one Two a. a..
story frame house % sxss TO hs D.oevosc loooo
DO syas ) ~ Mr. Calaehan . 1000
ios rsrk street between Muiperry ana MOI.
siu WV sto'y p'. =, w 1 T,,,S. 400 anu ooo
,os ny, -" ~. ~. :. ''
loo Park street between Mott and Mulberry two ~,
''o.y o.h nous, asso" 49, an. s"n u,a s'"oV
vs. raIa sareeN po' VEL, f naa.o. anu %, '..
s'vs'7, wv sso'y o"A "on' ""use' ~~iA" 40
m c,, I,em ,, ; ,:n and par; ''"
Streets brick stable 2aasai-,o Goodwin 1000
q iau,sns street nsiwsen Br 90 and Grand
streets, bnsS house on 'o' - zS'S'-'" NJ :, ooo
ste,nbersess 49, 1000
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So Essex street. between Broome and Delaney
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smith. each. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
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