New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK, FRIDAY April IT. lsOS'
PeaI estate auctioneers and spectators en-
,oved measurable rest from their abors ana anxcco
Evng the previous days Of the week at the EHoh@ns
RaIesroo,ns today. Comparatively but little PiOPoy
vas offered and less sold dealers Tor 'he Uo
eart prefer TO buy at the beginning rather tni a.
nlose OF the week An impression is gaining grouu ~
che recent action Of the Brooklyn Common Couhc Al To
susing to grant TO the East River briuso i.
a loan Of S3,0OO,OOO TO aid inc .s,".a
of the bridge, and to insure -" ar ad1a~oo
commencement will have the effect 20 stay 'no
. rca of real estate which was In progress over he
ytver-an advance it is alleged parity c"useu W 'e
,yeperal belief that the work would DC oegun 'ls spring
ia npsbed forward "A conclusion as rapdy as Possr
-, should capitalists decline to invest In brooklyn
.ororv until there reasonable prospect that COM
aoaton with IL from this city is not to be dependent
s the eIements increased activity may be observed
An abort time in our island property, as the pos
ssors NJ cash and credit desirous to invest IN
what will insure them remunerative interest upon
eher nvesnehts The Messrs. Adrian II. Muller p. r.
wilkins 4 Co., and the Messrs E. H. Ludlow Co.. were
Che only agents sellers to-day the Exchange Sales
fooms and parties regard the sales effected rs very
good. - - .u . ~
The fourstOyy hgh-stOOp, brOwn-stOne front house,
with lot stuateOn the south side Of Thirty
cold for se 2OO the 2l6x55 feet has marble hail.
rgt and second floors frescOed, water and every
ng in good order; the lot 2l6xoSe feet. The two
Story basement and subcelar brick houses, with lots
On the south side OF Onehundred 275
feet OF Thidave Sold the nearer TO the ave
nue for 70O and the adjoining house and lot for SV
The houses l7Xl0 feet each, have marble mate o
tain nine rooms and IN good ORDER the lots are eacn
l7x100 feet The fOurstOry, brogn-stone, hghstoVp
house with lot situate the south side OF Forty ga
IT. between Fifth and Sixtl-aves and known gs NO ~
were sold S2S0O the house is 2lx5O feet WIN D.se
nent and sub-cellar aud all modern improvements 'ho
lot is 2lxlOO feet.
BY 2. II. LUDLOW co.
The lot 25 feet front 253 feet rear oy IZo eet on tn
nOrh line, and o. feet the south he OH the eastg
hide OF Greenwichst (No 2s near Marrehst togetner
with the brick building thereon, were SOFA Ior soy,tgV
Eho lot feet front and rear by 60 rect deep ON inc
west corner of ludlow ana Canastsp was pur
chased for 50 COO The 25XlOO feet with the twOstoy
attic and basement brick 'front.' and the foursOry double
brick tenemeat rear house, known as No. Mangnst on
The northwest corner OF Racheane, were pOught Or
NOO0O. .o.. ...
Eighth aud Nnth-aves recently sold at public auc
fiou for SO25O years the houses In the Dlock
could be purchased for less than $4,000.
br H. B. Burr Of this city has obtained possession Dy
purchase the farm Of Lewis Burr lately deceased en-
bracing6s acres and valued at $050o and located near
Greenfield Hill, Fairfield County, Conn.
To-day dealers in real estate Will be content to engage
tn private transactions and ignore all business at he TX
change saesrOoms; but next week, excellent properties
will be offered by the Messrs. A. j. Bleecker Son 0o
johnson Miller, WyekOf Little, and Muller wilkins
"wednesday next the 22d the Messrs. johnson Miller
nt the Exchange SalesrOom have important sale OF 800
Raluable Eighteenth Ward Brooklyn lots and four dwell
ing and there is every indication that this SAFE
% he successful their more important sales OF the
past week.