New-York tribune., 1868-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.Yonk. Thursday. Mareh 10. rse8.

Although nothing could have been more lively
than the appearance Of the Exchange saosrooms to-day
there being very large attendance, the result OF the
sales was not so encouraging had been generally an
tcipated To all outward seeming the prices realized
were good, but many Of suoh sales, and especially the
heavier ones were bogus" There were many lots ana
houses disposed Of although their quality did not contrast
fayorably with the magnificent properties both ~ Ne"
York and Brooklyn, which have OF late perhaps rather
satated the appetite Of spectators, and rendered hen
very critical IN their investments The following are our
reports for the day.
ADRIAN MULLER
Two lots each 25x991 feet with twostory ana athe
frame house. 2xO feet of the lots situated on the
north side Of One-huudred between
Third and Fourthares were sold to Mr.. L. Toblitz for
g. sSO 900 to remain mortgage for two years and
half The four story brick dweInghouse with lot 255x
100 feet situated the southwest corner Of Eighthaye
and Fityelghtht was SOFA % I0f S5oUOO' slVo 70 REMAIN
on gage for four years Inc IOafStOfy bick stOte
with LOT 22X7e5xs3 feet situated the sOuthery side OF
Maideu.lane a short distance west OF Pearl-st. and
lnOwn as No IS, was sold to Mr. II. f. ingalls, for S3W
per Of purchase money to remain on mortgage O
three years. The store is occupied by Mr. fugdles
Mr. Jas Coogan bought for S5sOOO the sx-story Plade
pha brick front. store and dwelling situate Oh ine etst
s and known No the upper story being IN use as
"a dressing room for Banvards Museum Nheh u aao,Hs
ass for Sll 500 The lots which these Two buildings
stand are size and the OF No 4SS Is four
sOry brick house. and the rear OF No 400 three story
brick stable The property IS now rented Tor SlOOJO
wear COogau also bought the four story english base
Sent house situated the North side OF
West Twenty 100 feet east Of SXthave 25x9s9
1ect house 25x54 feet price, $50 The property rents Of
year. MI Cohen purchased four lots, each 25xlO0
feet tine side of Sxyhfthst between Fifth and
Dn the west eide OF MadisOn-aye, commencing al the
OF sixtys!xtst were sod-the lot to Mr. Some
for SO 6O the next TO Mr. Bogert for $3.50 the
next to Mr. Basesclin for $500 and the next 10 mr.
Kerr Tor s. 4O lots, each 25X95 feet on the same
avenue, commencing on the northwest corner OF Mad
eonave and Sixty-slxhst, sOldthe corner lot 10
BScIt KeIT 1Cr f M Kerr qu also o bought the lot 2x
ADJ
Du Sxty-sixthst Two lots, each 2Xl0O5 feet
on the north side Of Sixyftst 80 feet of Madisonaye
ere boreht ono by Mr. SOnuemore for 81 800 and the
other by Mr. Kerr FOR s. 400 Mr. Rollins bought two al
foning lots on Seventy ysoyents each 25Xlo22 and two
adjoining lots same dimensions Seventy ysix tlst the
a1ts each street being i5 feet east Of Vr
$1,000 ech six lots OH the south side OF Isl
each 2g2ix1O22 IT., 979 IT, west of Avenue a, MSS f
Knocked down at u 900 each pnt proSy1y ncb 2G I0x
100 2 OF Avenue A. were Knocked down AZ
The same is to be said OF eight lots, each 25x
1Oss IT, situated the south side of NINETY 2OV
235O each Mr. Kerr bought, for S2s2j each four oIs
ON the north side Of Eghty nintsi eaeh lot % ISATs @
purchaser bought for S22 EACH three lots ON the west
and two lots on the south Side OF One-hundred andf
teentI>t. 2Ox65.u it. aud the other l5At5l4XsOx
,BY A. j. BIEECKER, son CO.
On the north side Of Thirty dfthst between Sixth and
lots each % ftxl block, to S Bernhmel
for 9oO each Bullard purchased the next two ad
jlning-one-haf on bond and mortgage-One for $3.50
and the other for $50 Mr. Bulard also purchased on
she sou side of thirty fthst, between
and mortgage for $500 W. Rodman purchased FOR
sl4Ooo-so on bond aud mortgageTthe 4st9ry piick
house with lot No lG9 north SIDE OF thirty De
tween Lexington and Thrdaves. The lot Is 20 ftN3
block house 2O1AO #, with all modern nnproveen1s n
Lot M so, north side Waterst. between Oid
slip and Wallst.. with 4StOy, DrcA
store % James NJ Blackwell for $1,000 the size OF lot
3tS ec front 232 feet rear and 46 feet deep; building
covers the entire lot Mr NJ d. sheepey bought ten lots
OF Fifave Brooklyn each 2OxlOO feet, of which
pad 5 each for and the remaining three si65 $55
mortgage Lewis Door purchased the fourstory brlck
sOre and lot No IS Annst north SIDE between Nassau
rear y 70 feet the west sde and @ feet on the east
tie building covers the entire lot sold for S27o 80 per
cent CI bond and mortgage
by ALLEN & BROWN.
The Grst-class, fourstory, high stoop, brown-stone
ave- situated between Thrtyseyenth and Thirty
ss east side OF avenue, handsomely htted up elaD-
modern Improvement, TO W. +. Green for $42lOO. The
Tsfo5y & e. & Eeg6 e ag fsi No SS5 about
feet west OF Secondave together with the t"ostGy
the of the lot lot 25x9S9 feet 10 Ed
The following property was also sold at the Exchange
Rooms The valuable lot with the three story and attic
brick house No 2s Varcks house 25x5O IT. lot 25x95 IT.
Beach-s and opposite Hudson r. R depot, to Mr. Scott
for So $50, twOrds OF the purchase money remains
tnree-story basement and sub-celar brick higstoop
house aud lot No. 81 East Twenethst north side near
improvements lot feet, to Mr. Scott for $1,000
s5oc o which remains on mortgage Tor years at per per
Ieonard-s south SIDE between Leonard and Baxtersts
Gl ? feet xG3 feet X74 feet, for S23,30O.
Another firm sold the following property. The three
story house with lot, No 100 East Twenty
st. SIDE feet 10 j. Poughon for S44O the
adjoining threestOry brick house aud lot No l22 East
Twentysecondst 2oxs8s feet 70 p Poughan for s1 500
tbIeestOry brick house and lot NO l2l East Iwehy
second-st. 2Ox9s.9 feet, TO G. W Reese tcr
1880: the three-stOrY brick house with lOt'
No 126 East Twenty -secOndstp 2OX9o9 1eet, 10
l. Deylin for $4,000; these four lots are all situated
between Lexington and FOurtbayes. The building and
lot 2JxlOO feet No Laurensst between Houston and
fincests for SlT 800, q. W Oppenheim. The house
and lot No stanOnst, 20xJO feet between Norfolk
aud Suholksts, W. WestlOw for $500. three-stOry
brick house and lot at Of Secondave and Sxths
25xlOJ feet, was sold at private sale for $4,000.
Another drm sold the two three-stOry subbasement
and stable IN known as Nos 80 and 81
ClarksOn-st, between Greenwich and Hudsonsts, for
s595O. The lots 25xlO0 feet aud are leased from
rrmiW Church. having % years TO run from May 1865
ground OF $325 each, taxes and assessments NO
b - 2x32 feet and is built the aeyway leading 10
the sables No 81 2OlOx32 feet The stables are two
story bick buildings aud 10 be removed within two
wears from May The three story and basement
brick house. known No 223 West Twelfth St, 2s.9
west Seventhaye lot 1s9xl033 feet house 1s9X3S feet
was bOught FOR $4,000
Eighy,sx lots were sold in HewYork yesterday, for
ej7j25C.
BROOKLYN.
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