The New York herald., 1868-10-30

A Lively Dny at the Exchange-Sale OF Up
Town Lots-value of a Broadway Lot.

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The appearance Of the Exchange yesterday showed
quite revival Of interest In real estate transactions
and a renewal Of activity in the market after the
partial duness Of the last few days. Five firms OF
auconeers offered property for sale all OF II choce
and in most cases found ready purchasers, the at
tendance being large and mainly composed OF DID
ders
TWO OF the sales attracted particularly large
crowds-viz., one by Johnson & Miller, OF store
and lot on Broadway, No. 2a4, between Reade a,
and and basement brick building with brown stone
front and covers the entire lot. II has 'front.' on
broadway OF 2s feet inches and In the rear OF "a
through to Republican alley. It was offered on the
following terms:-Two thirds OF the purchase money
to remain on mortgage Ut the option OF the purchaser
The other sale Of special interest was an Offering
end o. ON MADISON Fourth
avenues Nlnetysfxth, Ninetyseventh1 10th and 1lth
streets, viZ.:-MadisOn avenue, eight lots between
10th and 11lth streets; Fourth avenue, eight lots
between 10th and l11th Streets 10th street. ten lots
between Madison and Fourth avenues; 1l1th street,
ten lots between Madison and Fourth avenues; Tenth
avenue, four lots northeast corner Ninety-sixth
street, Ninetyslxth street, twenty two lots between
Ninth and Tenth sse
lots were put up by II. Henriques for the above
mentioned hrm and awakened eager and lively bid.
ding which resulted In their RAPID sale at excellent
prices Subsequent to the sale many OF them
changed hands at considerable advancc-.vz., Sloo,
$780, $4o0and In one case 5000 being paid over the
l amount at which they were Knocked down. This
was one NJ the hest sales this fall.
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desirable property was put up and, with the excep
ton OF that last mentioned. advatageously disposed
or VIII
| BY Muller. wilkins 4 Co.-Thc valuable property
No. Frankfort street, near chatham street, for
merly known as the ''Pewter Mug" beer house;
there is two story brick house on the front and o
three story brick house the rear Of the lot which
Is about 30xl06 feet; two-thirds or the purchase
money may remain on bond and mortgage. The
premises were sold, subject to lease, which expires
on the 1st OF May next, at 2,6o0 per annun pay
able monthly in advance. Two lots north side Of
Forty street. LOO feet west OF Ninth avenue,
each IS feet by hall the block one lot north side OF
street, about 2172 feet west OF Broadway;
two lots north side Of Fy-lourth street. lis feet
Of Tenth avenue Immediately IN the rear Of The
last described lots each 25xl00.5; the premises
known the Distillery Nos 2sl and 283 West Twen-
ty-elghth street, together with the engine boiler,
tubs, &C. being IS feet front by es feet deep. b
street; size lot, 20x60 feet House and lot No. ~
North Moore street, size lot, II. 1x25 feet IN
BY Johnson x MLley-No. 62 First street near
South Ninth street. three story house, With hand
some collonade front, and extra large lot. 1901
BY n II. Ludlow q Goa lot south side Of Thir-
tieth street, az feet west OF Fifth avenue and 25o
| feet east OF Broadway, with party walls on both
| sides, to be paid for when used. The lot Is ex-
cavsted and ready for building. Lot 2lx9s.s; and
the nrst class three story and basement high stoop
brown stone house and lot No. II West Forty ninth
street. north side, 81 feet inches east OF Sixth ave
nue. House s las front, Il feet rear, by ~ feet ir
| depth, has all the conveniences, and In perfect
| Columbia College property. Lot 1875 front, 3l.i
| rear, by sos IN depth.
| or these two last pieces the frat mentioned wa,
bought IN at sl4750 and the other at 81, 900. BE
low give particulars OF these various sales, th,
names mentioned being those OF the purchasers.