The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-27
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
A Dull Day-Sa,es nj Auction.

Dull Day-SRies mt Auction.
Considerably less excemeno was apparent yesterday
at the auction mart to that of the previous day. being
peculiarly of real estate sales that number of the
most important generally together, making an ex
ceedngy busy day. while tho succeeding or subse-
quent day may be comparatively dull. AS compared
with Tuesday yesterday exhibited that phenomenon,
and property wen. of slowly, bringing good prices,
however but only after much delay and consideration
The most important sale was that o. Johnson Il Miller
OF valuable up town lots. located in the neghborhood
Of proposed Improvements. The following is sum-
mary description Of them, with tho prices obtained and
the names OF the purchasers Two lots on Slxtythr
avenue, each 25xl0O each S6,250 Q. +. Hawley; TWO
do on Eghtytn street. south SIDE loo feet west OF
Madison avenue, each 25xl00.2, each 50 100, 4.
Walker; two do on Fify.sxth street. south side, 325
feet west Of Sixth avenue, each 90 0x65 each $4,000
VIM. johnson; four do. on Fiftysixth street. south
side, adjoining above, each 20 10 front and from S3
to 81 feet deep each $4,000 six DO. on
Eightysxth street, commencing 81 feet west OF ave.
nue. a, each 20 21sxlo22 each $1,000, Iheo Aindsi
six lots Eighty-htth street, north sde adjoining
above same sze each Sl,65O William Rogers; plot Of
ground, 75xl0o with large house and stable on l2Sh
street, south sde 900 feet west OF Fourth avenue,
Sl9 $780, two small houses, with lots, each 25xlO0, on
127th street, north slde adjoining above each So 950
commencing 81 feet Of Seventh avenue, being 126
feet front 1884 street. and 16S feet deep at longest
point and 200 feet inches on angle line, $1,000 d.
Ryerson.
James Miller auc,ioneer. offered for sale the lot OF
land at the northeast corner OF Stanton and Lewis Streets
25 feet front by rs feet depth, with four story brick
store and dwelling known as No. 3Oi stanton street. ana
two storysbrlck and frame dwelling No. 100 Lewis
street, thereon. II knocked down at Sl5 $50. OF
which, BY the terms Of sae fifty per cent can remain on
mortgage.
The following property put from another stand,
viz Two three story brick houses and lots situate on
the west side of Greene street O4 feet north OF Canal
street. and known Nos. 10 and 81 Lot NO 10 25xl0o
feet No 81 Is 20xl00 feet Considerable competition
exhibited at the sale OF these houses, which were
finally purchased by N. Pzer for SAT 500. They were
sold ctrhin IN lpQcn n
nineteen years run, with the privilege of sixty
cent of the purchase money remaining on mortgage,
the option of the purchaser Also by order oil Robert
story brick houses the front and three story brick
houses on the rear thereof situate on the westerly
side Of Clinton street, between Grand and Broome
Streets known as Nos l5l and l53, No. l6l being 70
feet 'front.' No 153 about 20 both 100 feet Deep which
sold follows-No. ISL to Jacob France for Sl055
and No 1853 to Mr. Shaksten for $40 300 and the lot OF
land, with the BRICK front house thereon, situate on
the easterly side OF Norfolk street. between
Grand and Broome streets, No. As. the lot
25xl0O feet which was knocked down At $lO,350 the
name OF the purchaser not being called.
The following Brooklyn property was hkew1se ais
posed or viz-The four three story brick houses and
lots souherly side of President street, between
Columbia and Van Brunt streets, known az NOS 60 81,
g. GO President street, houses 40 feet Deep lots xix
100 feet which sold as foows:-No co. to c. c. Gogan
for S. 500; No. So william Price FOR tho same; No.
o. knocked down at S. 700, but no name called, and
No. 90 to Redmond Burke for $5,so0 Also two lots
OF land on the northwest corner Of Navy and
Bolivar streets, Brooklyn, being SO feet front
Navy street, and go feet Bolivar street, together
with the buildings consisting of grocery store and
dwelling three story brick tenement house and barn,
the promises being known as No. 1876 Navy street, which
we're knocked down at 81, 000
William Kennedy, auctoneer, sold at private sale yes
terday for SOL $50 plot comprising eight lots on the
west side OF second avenue between Fifty fourth and
Ffyth streets and four lots in rear on each street,
They were purchased by Koehler Brothers.