New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
REAL ESTATE.

the week hardly sustained to-day, although large
amount Of valuable property placed under the ham
Iner The most important sale al the Exchange today
was OF the "Thcmpson's stores- on the East River
Brooklyn. between Wan and Fulton Ferries. But few
years ngO this desirable waterfront Put to 10
use, and had only nominal value but as inc
commerce OF NewYork every year crowds our docks ana
piers and more, the water fronts on the opposite
sides Of the East and North Rivers will come more ana
more demand aud their value be enhanced as II has
been this case whole Of this property was sod IN
two parcels for $4,000 An almost unprecedented
amount of real property is at present changing hahos
In this city aud BrOoklyn-not 80 much' however,
rs the reports OF sales would seem to indicate
q large proporion Of that offered on some days
heinc bought In by owners and their agents. Many Of
the highest prices reported this year have doubtless been
on sales that really did not take place, and which
bid the purpose Of pushing up the price of real
estate than the hope Of selling the land AuctOnoers
not in many responsible for these mock sales
they being only the agents owners, and Obliged TO
recognize all bids that made Mr. john McClavo has
reported the following private sales; -Four lots north
west corner Of seventh-ave and Thrtyninth-st, for
$4,000 TO be improved with very handsome church, 10
cost $4,000 This property purchased by j. j. Cisco
esq for Trinity Church. House and lot northeast
Der Of Fiftet-st Eghthavc for $4,000 Seven lots
southwest corner Eighthave. and Onehundred and-six
feminist, for $4,000. -Four lots Eghthavc running
through to corner OF st. Nicholas above onehundred
tween Tenth aud Eeventh-aves., 5000.
BY A.. j. BLEECKER, son & co.
Ot the north side OF Ffy-hfthst 25X10o feet and
900 ;o,t west Of sxtave., sold TO Mr. j. Collier for
$500. The foursOry. browIstone English basement
and subcear house with lot situated the west side
of Socoudave. between ftyst aud Fifty sec0ndsts.,
house 2ON45 feet lot 2Ox7O feet, purchased by Mr.
Dennis Burke for $s5O, 5000 to remain mortgage
the house is nearly new, and contains the modern I'm
prov eInents posse sion TO be given May J. Mt John
At, commencing 32j feet east Of seyenthave. each
hall liz block for $3.50 eaCh also two lots tie south
each loi 25 half block for $3.50 each half the pur
chase money IN this in the previous sale to remain
broWnoone house with lot 21olX9s9 feet situated
Eicth-avo. bought by Mr. j. Iafsky for $500 half
the purchase money 10 remain mortgage; the house IS
Nj ] SILVER bought Tor $1,000 tho fourstoTy, ghsoop
and basement 1own-sione house, WITH Lot 22N6S&2'!A
So feet situated on the sOuh sac OF west tOuIeehh
feet east OF Eghta and known No 1872. half tie
good order, aud contains al the modern Improvements;
possession May l. Mr.. f. King purchased lot, 25xlO0
Nine' soyenthst. for 1900, and the adjoining one,
dimensions for $3.50; the ground Is free from rock, and
ARaIAN II MULLER P; R. wilkins 5 co.
NJ John Watson purchased for Sl2l01O The valuable
warehouse and water property, Brooklyn, East River.
between wall ana Fulton Ferries. and known Ihomp
sons stores having front OH Farman,s and the flsi
River OF 2o feet inches by an average depth from FUR
ma5t e. pier line OF about 4S0 feet with the buhead
per- ana lIce DITCH stores ana sheds thereon also The
right to extend the bulkead and piers TO the permanent
~ loxT3 feet another 6l6x76G feet, another
feet the sheds adjoining each about 2S6 by about 81
the side for 100000 This has front Frnan-
81; AID the East River o. about III feet inches by
age depth from FuIanst To pier line OF about 403 feet
with the hulkhead and three fOursOry brick stores
OF which is 573x971 feet another 5OXg71 feet and the
third ~ 2X971x46 feet the right extend bukhead
pcrs is also included. The last named property and that
adjoining IT, bought by MI Watson have total front OF
tSs9 leet and from fuIla-st east side, there Is pas
1919 to 1910 feet. extending to bukheId and
another 654 feet on the west side Of Mr. WatsOn puI5
chase.
Another firm sold the threestory brick building No 90
West broadway square distant from Franklin and Leon
ard-sts, and adjoining the old Fifth Ward Hotel. It's
n M Z fbafIy
lDc Snu lnj IT, SOuthcIy line. II purchased hy A.
Hoffman, for $50 50-60 per cent OF the money
main bond and mortgage AZ option. Tie same firm
sold under eNecutriXs notice the estate of Christopher
ccr deceased, consisting OF live lots, situated gu Lex
luEtOnaYc. northeast corner OF Fifty trst The
lot 25.5Xl00 IT,, bought by +. J. Mackcy. for
$1,000 lie took the next adjoining lot $500, and the
next al S50O-DOth being 2jXlO0ft The two last inside
lots were Knocked down at 5000 each and prOha-
big bought In Terms Of salos so per cent may remain
bond and mOrtgagc, years, per Three
lois the northwest corner or Eghti-aVe and Eighty
second St, sold also by the firm. The lot
Egtaye., 272Xl00 II. front, SOL IT, rear BY lO2 IT, IN
depth, realized $500 each Mr. Lester the buyer
Tie lease of the lot which l. situated the ye-stOry
marblorOn store, No, l49 Chanbarsst running through
No. I2i Readcst about 125 II. OF HuQsOu-st,
firm, aud found purchaser 1T $4,000 The lease j.
ggaDtcd by Grace Church. and has % years TO from
me store IS snb-lessed Tor two years Stay L. 1000,
5000 Per anIum. Terms Of sale $4,000 20 remain on
bond and mortgage for three years. ~ per cent per
There was also sold at the Exchange Rooms the two
9stOiy and ate brick dwelling houses aud lots, Nos
ard II Uarr sOit No 10 brought $4,000 SIZE 2O5N36l
1eliOy32 2X3 5x63s It.. No Il brought $1,000 sLe 22oA
aN6210. ID. :. DuncOmb purchased tie property
Twenty parcels Of property Cid at auction IN
this citJ to-day for SJg95f0'