New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
REAL ESTATE.

to-day was fully up TO the average Of hrs business da
but many OF those who present with an infant o.,
purchase declined to buy ct the prices placed poo
ery by the holders Some OF real estate vho A.
not feel obligated to sell because Of calls place thai,
property upon the market in the hope to obtain for n
prices that may probably rule IN isso and. fauns
to obtain these, which they generally da
consent to Its being knocked DOWN "a :,
imaginary purchaser at o factitious figure. rbo..
buyers In the early part OF the season. who nyestea %
view to future speculation, content 10 urren6..
their property at the rates current which are conad
bly, In Of prices ruling at the time of purchase In
consequence the real estate market is kept wen sunn
and specuators have every opportunity to gratlty
their desires. Dealers in Brooklyn PROPERTY v.,,
we'll pleased with the lots and houses offered bv ths
Messrs. Johnson Miller, gentlemen, who, In this eI,v
have securd an apparent monopoly Of the sale q, tn
real estate the other side Of the East River They e
not sell quite much property to-day on yesterday
yet enough was disposed OF to forbid detailed deo,
tion and TO make content ourselves with the ,abu
statement which is appended. The other auctioneey,
succeeded very well with their saes except the Me..r
Z. II. Ludlow Co.. who preferred to withdraw porton
Of the property advertised to be sold by them.
BY WIN. KENsELLr.
The lease Of the two lots of land Thirty cghths
with the onestory brick building covering the ep,i,s
lots, each 25x98s feet commencing 100 feet west of
Eleventhaye, sold to G. Shoes FOR 81 ZOO each The
ground rent Of the lots Is $3.50 year. taxes and assess
ments the present term has five years to from Nav
1868, with renewal after that for ten years further
term, ground rent for both OF S5 taxes and ases
ments The lease fol 81 years from May 1857 Of tho
premises No. 10 West Broadway, now occupied as ns
taurant and dining saloon-the lessee to receive
compensation for any outlay or renewal OF the lease
purchased by Mr. Yorge for saeOo Nos 427 and a. Pa
fenthst Dry Dockst: The plot OF ground Ialx
which is three stories and the part story hgh
and contains good cellar under the front part Of ihs
spratt for si33Oo Two lots each 25xlOo feet on West
nehundred-and-nintcenthst near New avenue. vere
ioinng lots were secured by Mr. De Peyster for nco
each No. 1856 East Thirtynnth-st, fourstory brick
house and stable In the rear, with tho lot was bought
N'' BY r. IT, LUDLOW q co.
The fourstory English basement brick house. lx5o feet
and stable 24x65 feet with the lot and known as No s
East Thilty-nnth-st, were bought by Mr. Cargn for
s2i,OO0
Two lots 25xiOo feet ebsh on the north slde of s,
deroe for 81 2G0 each Three lots each 25Xi02 feet
the north side OF sevenyrstst, 100 feet west from
secondaye were purchased for s2oI6 each Lot ?51ol
second-ave., was sold 10 M. COnnor for $3.50. No 81
East Twethst lot 2xlos feet and the building material
lots 25xl022 feet EACH Seventy 100 feet fom
second-aye were purchased by j. Webb for 800 each
from Seoondase., were sold to ]. lockwood for nSss
each.
Lot corner Of Tompkns and Delaney ST. was bought By
NJ. Renot for $500 two lots, adjoining on Delaney
were bought by w. H. Denning for $3.50 eacb adjoining
lot was purchased by Mr. Farchild for $3.50 adlon
ing lot sold 10 W. d. Andrews for $3.50 lot on Last
ST. near Delaney, 76X22 feet, was purchased by j.
Thompson for $3.50 adjoining four lots each 2xioo feet
Estst., was sold to W. H. Denny Ior $40 eaea aa
adjoining lot, same size, was purchased by Mr
BALDWIN for $780, lots No. $40 Grsndst. aud No
Cannon-st were sold to ]. Gaynor for $23,2jG lot,
Nos. $50 and sSs Grand.st, were bought by Mr.. CAY
anah for $500 two adjoining lots were sod 70 >
near Mangfn purchased by Mr. las. Gray for $50
Sstoy brick house aud lot No 2 Delanceys lot lAsA
were purchased by j. Tnnek for $1,000 Lot ON the corner
of Delaney and Tompkins-st lot 25x7s was sold to
Welwan for $1,000 Lot the corner OF Delaney and
Cannon sts 25x55 feet was bought by N seagaye 70,
SI5O No. iO2 GraDd-st purchased by Smith Sons
for Sl1 ,O50 No. 6Wett-st was sold &c Mr. smith tor
5000 No Wlettst was sSd TO r y; H. ne Passn ioi
Mr. bartholomew for $500 each No IA Nllet
St. secured by T. Brady for $500 Lot corner o.
| The bulkhead along East-st., between Broome and
Deancey-sts., with half of Piers Nos. 81 and 50,
Lot 25x7S feet on the corner OF Delaney and Lews
was purchased by j. NJ Baldwin for Lot on Lew u
Lot 25x75 feet OF Tonpkns aud Broomests sss
sold to Il. p. Kane Tor $500 Four adjoining o,s %
TOmpkins-st. purchased by Mr.. Denny, at $40
EXCHANGE sALEsR0oMs.
lots Bdior5Ave ard lots Hewesst, adj lsiln =
q os & = ':o1 so BEDFORD and H:"e.. SIC each s Mr
Ss Ss. sS; S Sa Sa sSss ss esss W..
lots Hooper and Bedford slnlo each VI 81 Ahsls
Hooperst Bedford I6 t. front q so NJ Dorsay
lot 1SEs6, Ross g and ksni-sTc ~ 30 ~ W ss
each 1OIo RCte5gest cash 500 Peter Ahs
lots Penn-st aud Rutleget, adjoining, each 2ofI
10 & ~, 1ssI s5 s.Ls EsSs each s each @ hr W
lots o Msrcy-aye. and HoopeFst, each zl6Hleo -
eacn
lots in HOopers the above same si each s ps
lot Marcyaye and keaPsI 25xl bl yohn SIeet
lots on Heaps, Macyave 2Oxloo each $500 Ppsint
Cottage bc1se Lyncbst Bedfofdsve, S2s5o h trsl
lot Keptaye ard Taylor lElU 43o.....C MIR
lots adjoining on keaaye zsIos each sI7sO.H Boelhssu
adjoining KeItase, sane size } -
Stable sylorst adjoining 50I0 81 800 Bunos
Wilson AiOiniEg each 25AiOO 81, Beers
lc: Sopov on W'S5s on 1 a opposite the above ROa
lots each 2KO0 Wilson the above Sloco MI wstbert
St Sth party ss "H'0A'sl a. near TAs'
lots the above Wiscnst each 2rOo hr Gaaehe,
lot in,Keapst rs from asrcyse 2sxlsS, $3,3 Mr. Carpe
The transfers OF property at the City salesrooms on
Courtst were not large rs on many previous occs
sions this season. but this result may be accounted Tor by
the extensive sales progressing in NewI0rk. However
several parcels disposed Of but whether by yaho
Knocking down to owners Is not 50 easy To deter