The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-21

REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Another Busy Day mt the Exchange-Im-
proved City PrOperty-Brookiyn Improved
and Unimproyed Property-Pcnnsyivania
Timber and Farm Land-Prices and Par
ticulars.
After the rest Of the past few days the activity In
the real estate market which characterized 1t last
week was resumed yesterday. The Exchange sales
room became again the scene of interest and OK
ctement, ana presented to the several auctioneers
who occupied their stands the encouraging spectacle
OF crowded house, and as q natural consequence
the prospect OF rapid sales and appreciative prices
Four firms OF real estate auct0neers conducted
sales. Messrs A. ]. Bleecker, Son & Co. offered
some choice city property Of that kind which now
seldom comes into the public market, and which,
when 1t does Is eagerly bought up First was a sub
santal two story and attic high stoop brick house
and lot, No. 2l5 Clinton street, west side be-
tween Madison and Henry streets, one block
from East Broadway; lot 236x95; house, 23.6x
49, built by days work; has brown stone trimmings
slate roof, sub-cellar tagged; contains seventeen
rooms, hot and cold water, bath, gas, chandeliers,
range, &C. Then the valuable business property
situated in the rear Of No. ~ to No. 81 Sullivan street,
near Spring, with an alleyway feet inches wide.
The premises near the line OF the proposed Fifth
and sixth avenue extensions and contain area Of
about four full city lots The buildings consist Of
three story brick factory, 100 feet by 90 large brick
shed, 40 feet by about 65 and two story brick sta
BILE, all built in most substantial manner Also the
house and lot, No. SO Sullivan street, adjoining the
above; lot 2l.2 by 60 house two story frame In adj
di0n TO the above the same auctoneers offered the
street. north s ao beWeen o a mo
Streets lot 25xl09 feet deep OF the finest lots Tor
business purposes in that rapidly improving section
OF the city, The house Ii 20 by about 49, In good order,
with commodious studio, 40 feet deep, attached,
covered with slate and tin roof The buildings have
ana lots Nos. Az and 444 First avenue southeast
corner OF Twentysixth street, No. 442 24SXbO; No.
na and IN
brick house and lot No. 675 Second avenue, west
side, between Thrty-sxth and Thirty-seventh
streets size ls0XlO5, containing bath, range, water
closets, &c.
Bidding on the above as well as on some up town
brisk and eager, the prices c0rrespondingy ndica-
tive or the increasing value OF city real estate.
story and French roof frame house and about four
and half city lots at Passac, n. j. on River street,
between Gregory and Prospect streets. House has
hard walls aud cornices, marble mantels, hot and
Messrs. Muller Wilkins I g. sold, BY order of the
able easehold property In Fourth street.
The attractions OF Brooklyn property were again
ductea another OF their large sales Their sche
dule comprised some improved property, viz-Nos
2Ss and d., III state street near Bond street two
brick houses each containing twelve rooms, large
extensions IN rear IN which are elegant conserve
tories with mosaic noors flower stands, &C., heated
by apparatus from the house, houses all by about
40 feet, walls hard finished and painted and part
frescoed, water, gas and fixtures; also two vacant
lots adjoining each OF the above houses and No. 165
South oxford street, near Atlantic avenue, q desr
able three story and high basement framed house,
filed in with brick, containing thirteen rooms, BATH
hot and cold water, water Closets basement heater
gas, &C., lot 2Sxioo feet. together with large
amount Of unimproved property, principally In the
Nineteenth ward. The attendance at the sale and
the character Of the bidding show a continued in
terest In Brooklyn property, and judging by recent
a'e we may nn n rapid increase
Not less important than any Of the above sales
that by Il. H. Ludlow Co.. viz:-All the right title
Company in the following described tracts Of land
In Cranberry and Cornpanter townships, Venango
county, Pa, vizAll that certain tract OF land stu
ate In Cranberry township, Vcnango county. being
on the east bank Of the Allegheny river. formerly
owned by Ellen e. Clapp, and by her conveyed to o.
se The one
ter part Of certain other piece OF land, situate in
Cornplanter township, yenango county, on the west
lot q George " plan Of Oil ps ois
Also the ono undivided one-haf part OF that certain
ycnahxgo county on the west side Of OIL creek con-
tanning about acres and 80 perches subject to lease
made by Arnold A. Piumer And also all the right,
or out OF certain piece OF land situated IN the town
ship OF Cornplanter, county OF venango, being on
the bank OF the Allegheny river containing ten acres
formerly owned by Joseph Anderson-subject 10
lease TO James NJ. Barrows.
The sale OF the above at the Exchange, In this city,
but an cln,r q e , o. New e
the country. Before long sales Of real estate in other
states than New York and New Jersey win be made
gwen particulars Of the above sales.
Sales OF Real Estate Yesterday.
NEW YORK rnorERrY-BY MEssRs. A. j. BLKKoKER, son