New-York tribune., 1868-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.Yogx. THURSDAY, March 8. ,se

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taken as an ordinary index Of by auconeers tho
large attendance at the Exchange saesoom to-day must
have great source OF qualification to the gentle
men who presided over the heavy sales this morning
Tho room presented most animated appearance. var-
ETY. in the offerings to the public having proved the
bestof advertisements tho crowd Of purchasers who
congrcgate within IT, No less than ve auctoneers OF
fered property for sale the this morning salea
were effected readily, and Investments caught at
eagerly than on any previous day this week Oh
the five firms represented four found difficulty IN OBJ
tanning for the property offered One however
met with III success and finally Withdrew the larger por-
ton Of the property advertised The sales geDer
ally good although the prices Of land estate were not
heavier than they have been OF late. There is good
deal OF speculation rife regarding the coming
important sale OF the Talman estate which
viii be offered to the public 10th March,,
by the Messrs Bleeeker Sons. This property Is the
only undivided portion of the old somerindyke farin,
which cotemporary with the settlement of Manhattan
Island 1t lies upon four avenues embracing about four
blocks Of land and presents the greatest amount OF yau
able city lots likely 20 into the market for years.
Thirty two OF the lots directly in front Of the down
| town side Of Central Park, covering the
| whole space between Sixth and sevcnh-ayes Tho.
presents as fine site for public building any city
can boast as the situation gives It magnificent view OF
the Park the city and s surrounding The certainty
OF the sale and pefectness Of the title cannot fail TO make
this great event in the real estate world.
Thirtypieees Of property disposed OF at auction
auction here to-day for s2se,5e4.
MrA J. BIeecker sold the following property; Tia
threestory high stoop and basement marble oht mouse
No a35 Iexington-ave. side between Tblrty nI1n
aud Thirty sixh-ss The house is 6eX5o ieet, anu -"
lot lSsx1OO feet Tho house Ia OF row OF ree mar
be front houses and next door but one TO the Epo
pal Church Of St. John the Baptist on The corner oi A1
ty-nfth-st II was purchased by Mr. j. Onehpach iOF
sssSo Oil 900 Of purchase money to remain for two years
on MORTGAGE Tie lot the north side VI Onehundred-
andeleventh-st, between Fifth and Aadson-ayes, D17
x2Stx5O feet. Mr. Ed Garvaise bought t for s906. Mr.
Garyaise also purchased at the price adjoining
lot 1O1x2s ox0xI5 feet only ore block from Central Ps
and 225 feet east of Fifth-aye. The four story,
brownstone highstOOp house, with LOT. No. l5 Easa
Twenty-eighth-st, north SIDE between Fourth and Lex"
ingtonaves lot otxes9 feet house 0sx9s9 feet wac
sold by Mr. Bleecker for $40 200 Mr. A. Lawrenee7
$4,000 foreman for two years. The houss
is in perfect order, and contains oil modern improve
ments. Possession 10 be given May 1863 Five los
the cast side OF gt0Dayc, commencing at northeast
corner Of Ffsyeconds four feet and 2OrlOo
feet sold 70 Mr. F. T. Conklng for $62o0 e550 s50
$780, and S. 1900 respectively half the purchasemoney
to remain on mortgage for three years. Mr. BleeckeS
also sold two lots the east side OF T1itdaye
cling at the northeast Of Seventy fourthst, the
lot being 2sxlco feet and the uside lot 256xlo
feet for s0ssO Mr. Goldsmith the purchaser, 1850
emain on mortgage The tbreestory brick house, with
fot, Ii lee, on the north sle o. Xs. Iwentyhrs.si.,
known rs No. &c. between Fifth and sxthayes lot IS ~
halt the block purchased for s2 $50 by Mr. Franklin
The house leased till May l. 1892 az 0pcr annun, and
$4,000 OF the purchase money remains mortgage for
four years Two ots the south side Of West Forty
six-st 100 feet Of Eevenhaye each lot 25xloolA
feet we're sold TO Mr. j. f. Bullock for $50 each.
sr Joseph Mcclure sold the three and lots st
uate In flry-seven-st, commencing 80 feet east OK
Thirdave. The property is on the north side of tbs
street and the first lot Go 2l3 having frontage CT isa
-oaf lQ fa.f yraa
Mr. Hugh Blossom for $500 The adjoining lot houSe
o 96 1913 and 1910 It xs3 II and 9c1l IT, vas also sold
20 this gentlemen for the pice Tic third and los
and house o. 2l7 1913 and i6Oi Itxyoll ana ss6t Ls
was bought by Mr.. j. Smith for $500 Tie respective
depth of the three houses is 81 feet The houses arc
threestory basement aud sub-cear Philadelphia brick
| ones with white marble trimmings provided with boa
| and cold water and every modern convenience hf'
Mcguire next sold the two fouT-'toy ana eeif DfNu
houses and lots Nos 252 ard 23I East Thirty eVehhs'
situated South sde los feet west OF SeeondaVe no
2S2 has store and Is occupied as grocery. Inc
lots are respectively OF the following dnensons 2O19o
feet houses having depth Of AZ feet The lot st'
ate the more westerly bought by Mr. f. Young for
$3.50; and the companion one by MI T. seabury fos
$500.
Mr. Muller sold TO Mr. T. Beatty, for $4,000 the plot or
land situated side OF HudsOnt $40 IT, south
OF Troy.st and extending through 10 and fronting on
Greenwichst together with the cotagehouses andbr
ofce thereon, beng sSt t. 10 width on Hudson and "a
4 ~.
side and 1906 IT, OH the south side The auciioneer
sold for si 2S the fourstory, Eusiishbasemcnt brick
house. with lot situate tho north side OF East seven
teeutst, between First aud SccO1GaTcs near stuyYc'
santsquare house, 21xiO to 45 I'll lot 2lX22 H. M L.
| George purchased this property. :,
The lot and threestory brick house No. S7s on tho
north side Of Ninhs, between Avenues and d, lot -
x929 possession be given May 1893, sold TO NJ
p Malone for s647 20 per cent Of purchase money to
remain for three years mortgage AZ per eeut. MI.
Whitehead purchased three lots the side Of Ninth
ave. between NInetyninth and One-hgndredthsts each
lot 2 3xO0 two Of the lots hongt $50 each,
and the third for 1850; 60 per cent Of purchase
money TO remain on bond and mortgage. The LOO
on the northeast corner OF Ninthaye and Ninety 1h'
st.. 2Jxs21NsO5 feet sold 70 Mr. Guardn for Si5c,
90 per cent TO remain bond and mortgage The lot -
free from rock and nearly IN tic grade. The LOT on the
southwest corner Ninetysixhst aud Niuthaye 252
xlOO feet was purchased by Mr. Wade FOR 5000 Tho
corner lot on the OF Ninety fhs and
NintFave was offered, bat sold Three lots on tis
north side Of Eighty IS feet east Of Avenue b.
were sold to Mr.. II. Gurrie for ISIS each.
The lot AMI twostory-ard.atic brick house No. ioi
staDOnst southwest % LudOw-st, house 2ea
S7Il feet with wo-sory brick shop, l26x206 feet on
rear OF lot fronting Ludowst sold for seo0ot
Mr.. Gcsselman The lot and the Ngo-sory frame house.
l5x25 feet lot 25xlCo feet situated the east side o.
LeNisst 25 feet north of Grandst hascd fos
$3.50 by Mr. Tominson. The threc-siory brick honse,
25x35 feet LOT 25xT5 feet, known No. 5s2 Gnndst be-
ing rs feet east Of Goerckst. sold for sso TO h
Plat. The threesory and basement brck-front house
No 10 Mangnst, rs feet east of Broomet house TA'l
feet lot 2jx5l6 feet was sold for s929 TO Mr. MCGUIRE
The twosOry aad attic brlcront house. 2lx2e lot 2SH5
known No 10 Hesers being IS feet east Of sunOf-
ST., was sold for 1900, to Mr.. Huner.
BROOKLYN.
There was a goOdly company OF buyers and sellers