New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORK. Tunsdau Non

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Nov 10 1870
Neither stnngency in the money marko.
nor the dark and cloudy day, the humid atm0srs
to operate niurously to real estate Prices AZ
decline. II there is variation it tends to the
Of valuation. Men with money seem disposed 70 -.
In property that can only be taken from the EARN ~
some great convulsion OF nature; they are anxion.
place the proceeds Of their industry beyond the reach
the burglar. and find houses and lands the most
safe, and frequently the better place to obtain
turns from their investments Only short tine re-
gentleman purchased tract OF land near Rye N " ,
grounds laid out building plots then had fine an ae
the "hole prepared. which was tastefully frinssd
with pictures of private mansions in i''"gsa yea
the market and last Saturday week the sst Of r Sn
Der, considerable number Of persons gathered a. 10
place to attend the sale which was annonnced az ~ ne
took OF liberal lunch provided by the Of the and
a'er w1cb the people bought the several building nI
at such figures give the owner a net profit of go
on his original Investment of that amount This
isolated case OF wonderful reward of venture 10, an
the result OF careful thouch sueh
calculation, which the experienced operators n re o
change had more than the average ATTENDANCE aid ,n
present were not at all slow about bidding and hvn@
when the sales got well under way The Messrs ihD
son Miller were especially successful with Their ono
line OF Brooklyn property and succeeded in clearing &
al on TO make way for the more than l2OO lots conty
ous to Prospect Park 10 be offered public aueion
Among the anctoneers were the Messrs. Muller wilkins
4 sa, Co., the Iessrs A. J. Beecker Co.; MT. James NJ
gre ali Of this city, and the Messrs ~ W. Backus Co.
Of Brooklyn.
The three-sOry frame dwelling house with brick base
ment on the north side OF One-hundred andi Venty-
iourthst 315 feet east from Eightbaye. in most excel
lent order, gas fixtures Croon water Ii rooms street
tagged curbed and guttered; fine yard with cherry pear
A. Warren for $50 Mr. Miller also sold Al the Conner
cal Exchange in Brooklyn. under the direction Of D. p
south side OF Bergen-st commencing $50 feet vost ~
Powers-st, 10 a Mr. DOnneliy for SOS
BY. r. H. LUDLOW & co.
The valuable threestOry brick high.stoop house and
lot No l3 north side, about 1875 feet VI
100 feet to T. NJ Grove for $4,000 The store and lot
known No 200 Southst lot 2oxS0 feet, sod .or
''''''' by A. j. BLEEcKER, son CO.
-Four lots on the north side OF one hundred and hh
purchased by w. Brennan for $1,000 each
-Four lots on the south side of One hundred and xthst
in the Of the above, each 25xOOl feet were sod
TWO lots on the north side Of One hundred and nne-
teenth-st, 80 feet west from Newave were bought ~
Four lots fronting on New.ave and one lot fronting
One hundred and twenty rstst the rear OF the above,
each 25xlO0 feet were purchased by J. d. PhAIs iOr
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
Three lots the north side OF Seventy rstst 25 feet
from Eghthave, each 25Xl022 ieet were sou 20 j
Ennons for $500 each Two lots on the sonth eIde OK
Seventy second-s us feet east from Nlnthave earf
25xO22 feet bought by the same party for $3.50
Mr.. Emmons also secured the two lots adjoining tAe
above each 25xlO2 feet for each and the two lots
on the north side OF Seventy ecOnds 6 feet east 0t
Ninthave each 25x1022 feet and two lots on te SOUTH
each 25xlO22 feet for $3.50 each Fivestory bniidng,
with lot No yeseyst between Greenw and church
sts lot 25xl0I feet, purchased by r. StFaus Tor
s2s Tbreestory brown-stone house with lot north
side Of West ST. LAG feet east from Nnth-
ave house feet lot 25xl022 feet purchased ~ J
Halpne for $2i 600.
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
Fourstory brick house and lot, and in the rear one'
story frame house No (old No 80 sixthst, near the
Bowery-lOt 2Jx97 ft.-were sold To MIS- q br!eh ior
$1,000. -
BY v. W. BACKUs & co.
Lot on the south side of Luqueerst Brooklyn, between
Henry and Cntonsts 2Oxo3 IT,, was purchased Dy John
Howard for $500.
Two lots adjoining the above. each 20xlo3 H., wers
bought by Patrick Birmin CHAM for $500 each.