New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday. March 8. I.

,oces OF well known property were to be offered many
operators seemed TO have gathered only 70 'Hn -
prices obtained, and with no intention TO maAo
however inclined they might be to sell Ihe D.,e ~ -
quite slow, and although good prices rul'" 49, tna
required the auctoneers 10 can car, ~ els were
,esore the figures were reached at which tne saeS o
aected This hesitancy is often oceaSiono" - ,ot
2 the auctiOneers themselves VINO Oi' - - . ,,,
~ giving expression TO an lmaBir'iy - -, -. .,,o7
,hs rnenon of such high amounts tha' purchasers
80 ort,v deferred from engaging in the contest TO
- ossesson Of parcels, that upon Other occasions OF
-, a,ner circumstances they would make great enort
=, .oc,re and perhaps, even at an advance upon the
\" - nrjcos Few men will bid readily when they
-, that the owner or his agent are bidding against
sm AZ IA manifest from the fact that property offered
,hot reserve almost always goes rapidly. The march
.DroVemept is still going and the demands OF bust
-, sre ever increasing, and becoming each year and
onth more imperative
The most valuable piece Of property sold to-day was
esred by the Messrs. T. II. Ludlow, p r. wilkins Co,
add consisted Of spot of ground 72xO0 feet with the
nberau Church thereon, situated the southeast cor
sr of Rskerst and Courtlandtaey and IT'S feet east
broadway was sold Mr. NJ s. stenberger for S9lOOO
10 pews, altar cushions organ, carpets, &c, OF the
urch we're reserved 20 per cent of purchase money
iy remain on bond and mortgage for three years at
ier cent The valuable thrce-stOry brick building NO
$50 Canas south side 81 feet west Of Churchst lou 2o
feet front Is feet rear east side $40 west SIDE ana
adjoining Chutch-st property sold 10 Mr. Charles
son for $4,000 with $4,000 remaining on mortgage TOT
d zee years The rents amOunt to $500 year. fOsses
m 10 be given May 1868 The valuable A&story anu
sement brick store, No. 12 Madenlane between Peafl
q Water-sts, running through to NO IL tIetcher
g.; the building covering the entire lot OF I"'N
,a feet was sold for $4,000 TO Mr.. Benz. Madison
Ebr cent remaining on mortgage for three OF ve years
10 Office fixtures being owned by the tenant were not
aid Possession to be given May l, 1865 MI 5 Ilurnn
purchased two lots on the north side Of West onehund
Yet fanf NUpCf a.
lo 95x9all H. for 81 600 cash each The lots are even
With the grade and free from rock The lot and tve
story brick building No "a RObnonst south side, about
feet cast OF WesS building covering entire lot 23x9S
,ere knocked down to Mr. Jacob Cohen for $3.50 A
tortgage Of 900 TO he pald by instaments OF $1,000
year The building is insured for sl OO0 is in good or
er has gas throughout and contains 35hOrse power
boiler The lot is leased from the Rhinelander Estate
and the lease has u years 10 from May L. 1865 at
around rent OF 5000 per and taxes When the lease
expires the building belongs to the purchaser
Another firm sold to-day the three-story attic brick
store and dwelling No. 800 Pearl-st. with lot 22X926
situated on the side of the street between Beck
manst and Peck.sp, for s4GOo over aud above mort
gage OF S. 900 due May l. 1S7O Of purchaser not
called Dir H. soloman bought the threestory and base
brick building No. 10 Jamess situated ON the east
side OF Jamest and extending through and fronting on
Now BOwery The dimensions are 22X5xS32x3l3 and the
building has vaults under the sidewalk Price paid $3.50
subject to mortgage of $500, which may remain or be
paid of The four-sory English basement brownstOne
house with lot No sccondplace south side OF tie
street BROOKLYN between Smith and COurtsts, house
169xSO feet and lot 1855 feet deep. was sold TO MI james
Punt for per cent remaining for three years on
bond and mortgage Mr. Charles Wood bought for S205O
the Aye-story English basement brick house and loi
pats on the nOrthery side of stuyvesants, aud known
a. No. 81 between Ninth and Ienthsts, lsii2
neot east OF Ninih-st. The dimensiOns afe
observation-disclosures feet. The house contains all
ere modern Improvements, the furnace and range
arc now aud the plumbing work lately Overbaued
mortgage Of 5000 remains, and possession is to DC
given May The lot Of land, with the two'and aba
Ory brick front store and dwelling the front and
tso and aha story brick house the rear, situated OIL
TIE northeast corner Of Prince and WOostersts and
iown a. No 1875 Princes and No 1872 WOosterst, were
sd for $4,000 with present mortgage Of 900 due on
June l. 1870 and second mortgage permitted, making
boh the mortgages co per cent remaining. The dimen
nOas Of No Princes 25x95 feet and oil No l52
Woosterst 99x95 feet The Of the purchaser was
nor called The now fOur-story and basement brick
ba, dung No. l21 (odi number 2li East Twefths, be
wsen Frsi-ave and Avenue A, covering the whole loi
3G4SI0 feet was sold for slsCO, $4,000 remaining Oh
bond aud mortgage OF purchaser not called The
house aud fOur lots the north side Of Twenyeghtb
st q76 feet west Of Nnthaye, lots sx9s9 feet, werc
sold for $4,000.
Ia ALL 10 pieces Of property sold at the ExchaDgc
salesrOOm. to-day, for f27l,4j0
In addition 20 other sales reported We learn OF th'
following - having by Mr. Stanley Day. rel
estate broker, No Sl9 FOurth-ave.: Tenthst betweei
Avenue and Firssve fve-story brick tenement 25x5s
xos S2a5OO Eghtysi1h-st, between First and second
ves three story aud basement frame, 25xS6, lot 50X2C
NsnOO Thrty-third between Lexington and Third
ayes tlreestOry high stOop brick 1s6x4Ox6s, flOoci
one venth-st, between Fourth and
Ffth aVes twc-sOry and basement frame 22x76 t5@t;
Thirty 0rst-st, between Eighth and Nnth-aves four
story English basement brick, 2oS45rlOO $4,000 Forty
NgpN1 Tamil "a aNna
high stOOp brick, 20I5Ox1OO5l $4,000 Forty bt
tween Fifth and sXhayes fouIstOry high stoOp brown
stone 2Ox5OxIOO5. $4,000; FOrtyeighthst., between
Eighth aud Nnth-aves three-story high stOop brown
atone s6xIxlOO $4,000 Fifty hrstst, between Seventh
aud Fighthaves.. threesory high stoop brown stone
2OtS5Ehat block, t235OO; Fifty hrsst between Eighth
and Nnthayes three-story high stOop brick 2OK5oxha
block 900; Fifty-sixthst between Eighth and Ninth
ave three story high sOOp brown stone, 201Ox52xlO0
Sg OOO second-ave between Onehundred andthird and
one hundred and fourthsts twOstory and cellar frame
3OISs lot 2L6xOO 1850; Thirdave, between Fourteenth
aud Feenth-sts fourstOry brick store 7xS5xlOO lease
hold s9,OOO
The OF Brooklyn estate at the PheniX Build
rugs we'll attended yesterday, and the prices Oh
tanned regarded in favor Of the seller AmOnf
the parcels disposed Of ca houses and lots and
lots situated 10 all parts Of the city, and known
ss portion OF the Bovine estate. Many houses located
in improving districts also offered, and disposition
manifested by the sDecuators to possess them The
Messrs johnson and Miller sold the following property
Two twosory and brick basement houses, with pazzas
&C. 20 IT, front and 25 It, deep with extension l2x4 Oh
Marcy ave. west side, commencing 90 It. north Of Hop
knsst The lots 2OxCj IT, each, and the houses con
tain seven each have brick Easements and have
been painted and repaired recently. Bought by. H. X
Fletcher for tO50 EACH twOstory and brick basement
cottage house. 2x3O IT, and lot 9lx9O IT,, Nostrand
east side AZ IT. north OF stocktonst and S2 IT, from