New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. 4. 1868.

OF Broadway and Canast had been extensively adver
sed, not only in this city but also in Boston and Pa
dephia that the Exchange Salesroom was filed to over
flowing to-day by capitalists spectators real estate men
and Others The property is welknOwn that 1t is un
necessary for describe it, II consists Of two plots OF
ground. the first the northeast Of Broadway
and Canalst having 62 feet Broadway, l27 feet on
Canal-s; the other sides being s9l0 and about III
feet On this plot is four-story brick building erected
by the lessee and which is said TO have rcnteu
for $4,000 year The terms Of sale five per cent
70 be paid to-day and the remainder the 18th OF May
when the deeds TO be ready for delivery. Seventy
per cent may remain on bond and mortgage for nVe
years at per cent interest. The plot started ~
S300OO and rapidly up to t390O00 after which inc
bids slowly advanced, $500 at time, and 1t was nnay
struck down to Mr.. Thomas c. Smith for $4o5.OOO Ihe
other lot adoins the last the NORTH has lO feet o
Broadway, and is 981t feet deep The buildings Oh
this lot worthless and will probably be soon removed
The terms of safe the as those OF the CORNER
property. 1t was started at $4,000, ana was nnan'
bought by BIT Z. g Higgins for S9i,OoO.
After the sale OF the Canalst properly Vhe so VI III,
the Messrs T. II. Ludlow & Co.. cOmmehceu 'ho S~io vi
desirable building lots the Boulevard Eshln' NHn'
and Tentavs between Elshy-hlnth
SIS forming portion Of the Martin IDorowsn estate
The forms OF sale were per cent and the auctoneers
fee to-day and the remainder on the lst OF March TWO
thirds OF the purchase money remains on bond and mort
care f,r wears at per cent interest The property was
sold subject covenants against nusances ana all xmas
Of business that would be Objectionable in hrStclass
neighbOrhOOd. The sale commenced with the bock
bounded by Eighth and Ninthaves and Eighty-seyehth
and Eghtyeigth-ss. The lot the southwest corner
Of Eighth-ave and EightyseNnth-st, 252xl0O It,, was
bought by MI Vanderpool for S1lOO Mr D. GalWaytOOK
the next two adjoining the last on the north for $500
and $500 respectively The next four on Eighthaye,
commencing seventy five etnOrth Eghtyseyenthst and
extending to within 22 It, of Eighty were sold
70 MI Phelps for $500 each. Mr.. T. Edgar purchased
the lot ON the southwest corner Of Eighthaye ana
Eighty-eighth-s for $4,000 The lots north side OF
Eighty-seventh-s next placed under the hammer,
and the first. commencing 100 IT, west OF Eghthaye 251
100 IT, was sold TO Mr. Edgar for s42Jo The adjoining
lot tie west bought by Mr. Vanderpool for $500
Mt Samuel NJ Schacr bought the next three lots com
mencing $50 IT, west OF Eghthave for $500 each and
the next four O25 each The next four lot lying
nearly the middle of the block taken by MI Syl
veser Bush for $g each with the four adjoining these
for s. each The five lots the north side Of Eighty
seventhst commencing l25 IT, east OF Ninthavo, were
struck down Mr. T. Farley for $2375 each The lot ad-
Joining these 100 It. ofiNintave, taken by Mr.
Samuel schaer for s2e5 -Four lots the east side Of
Ninth ave. commencing at the Of Eighty seventh
st. and extending north each 2xlO0 feet were also sold
TO Mr. schaer first for S5O25. and the Others for
e e5 each The remainder OF this front Ninth ave,
comprising lots purchased by Dir i. Golden
berg the for $650 the next for S975, and the
Others for S3O25 each Mr. GOldenberg also purchased
the lot in the OF the last four fronting Eighty
eightht for SG G25 The twelve lots the south side OF
Eghtyeighth-st commencing 125 feet east OF Nlntavo,
were taken by Mr.. Farley who paid s45O each FOR the
four s245 each for the second four and s5O each
third four The four adjoining lots next Of
fered; these 275 feet west of Eghtavc and
were knocked down TO Mr. Blessing for
s272j each. The six lots commencing l25 feet
west Of Eighth-ave. were taken by Mr. Bloomngthorp.
who paid $3.50 for the first $500 for the second, aud
s9OO for each Of the others Mr. Edgar took the first
Eighyeghth-st lot in the OF the Eghthave lots,
for $l500 On the northeast OF Enthave. aud
Eighyeghthst the first two lots fronting Ninthave.
were sold Mr.. steiDberger the bringing s55o
and the adjoining. 5000 Tho next three Ninth.
ave. adjoining the las: the north purchased by
Mr. Goldfeicher FOR $3.50 each An Ishapod lot. COM
meucing on Nnth-ave feet south Of Eighty-Iinh-s
and having feet front the avenue extending
back and having about 25 feet Eighy-ninthst,
sold 70 Mr Farley for $675O The first lot the north
side of Eighyeghth-st commencing 100 feet east Of
Nnth.ave 25x1OOs feet, struck down to Mr. Stein
berger for $3.50 The two lots adjoining the last on
the east were purchased by Mr. j. L. Hanson for $3.50
each Mr. j. A. Lawrence purchased the four adjoining
the last 5O each The remainder of the sale was
adjourned til tomorrow wednesday,. Altogether this
has been the nveest day OF the in the NewYork
real estate market The prces received for the Jay prop
erty considered fair and the uptOwnots sold readily
at the prices above quoted.
In Brooklyn to-day number Of vacant lots were sold
by the Messrs Johnson Miller, and Wyckof 4 Little.
The attendance quite good bat the bidders few and
the property readers may BY referring to the
prices printed with our tables cheap.