New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. March 81, 1856


goodly number gathered at the real estate
auction mart day although the sales wcfA COMPARE
lively light, large portion Of the PROPERTY STRUCK
down not really sold. The farce OF advertising Guy
property Offering for sale at public auction ana striking
81 down at fancy prices to imaginary purchasers Is what
brings the real estate business of the city so much hto
dsrepute We have remarked before the general dspo
siton among some OF our solid to turn their at
tenton to this class Of investment, and also the
fact that q number Of gentlemen, who have at
their command largo funds, have recently been
among the habues Of the real estate exchange but
these men like TO deal squareiy" they suspicious
bogus" bidders and turn away when they see them
II those interested in the real estate auctOn business OF
this city would among their customers men who
really to purchase whenhey bid on property and
who pay cash when 1t is desirable. they viii do well
TO discountenance all but genuine sales An honorable
fair way Of dealing would be to refuse TO put up property
until satisfactory bid received and then to have
perfectly understood that every sale without re-
.erye to the highest bidder"
A. j. BIEECKER son & CO.
The handsome 3-story brown stone house the north
tide Of Seventy commencing 800 feet west Of
Third ave, sold to j. OKane for $4,000 5000 on
bond and mortgage The house high stoop 5x55 feet
aud the lot 5xlO2 feet SstOry high soOp brown stone
house and the lot south side Of yfourthst was
purchased by H. T. Pratt for 200 The lot commences
$50 feet east of Thrdave, and 10 feetxA block The
house is 19x45 feet Three lots on the south
east Of Fourth-ave.. each 25x1O22i feet
were sold TO II. A. Parsons for $1,000
Karson bought two lots 25xlOO2 feet on the north side
OF Seventythrdst between First and secOndaves, for
Rl225 each, $500 to remain on bond and mOrtage. H.
Fleming bought the house and lot the south side Of
OneHundred 14O feet east OF Third
ave. for S125O0 5000 TO remain on bond and mortgage
The lot is l0OXl9 feet lot rs feet by half block stu
ated the north side OF Thirty second between Tenth
and Eleventh-aves from the latter sold to
IL Isaacs for 1880 $4,000 bond and mortgage. j. A.
Cayer bought the twOstOTy brick buildings occupied s
stores and dwellings, and lots, Nos and 4l south side
OF Th0mas-st, commencing 90 feet %esI OF Nest oao
way, for $335O0, co per cent on bona ana noIlgaS1
size SS4xS7 feet On the of these lots Is very
solid dvestory tenement-house, 334X3O fee WIN IN,
party wall the east sde size OF lot 5J4AlVV lec' "OP
JAMES MILLER.
Tho LOT No 167 Avenue A,-1OOx25 ft.-includlng 4
story brick doublebasement house, with two STORES;
was sold TO Henry Setter for so cent on 1Od ana
MORTGAGE Mr. Hope purchased 4lOts on One-hundrean-
nineteentht for 5000 each Two OF THESE are ABOUT oVI
situated the northeast corner OF flthaV ana one
hundredand nneCenthst and the other two are on the
south side Of onehundred leo feet west
of FOuTthave.
MULLER, WILKINS & CO.
NJ Liteman purchased lot, l1.3XlOO IT, on the east
aide OF Eievenave between Fiftysixth and ffty-sev
.enthsts for 81 The following property was knocked
down TO imaginary purchasers: The plot of lana on the
southeast corner OF fourths and
stables IT, TO Mr. JeSsup for $3.50 Two lots on the
southwest cor OF FTst-ave and East Twenty elgtst
2Asx75 EACH to b. Furnald for $500 each lot aon-
ing the above l97X75 IT, to j. c. Sanders for $3.50
gore East Thirty eighth-st IS feet from FrsaYe TO
F. b. Furnald for $3.50 three adjoining above, on
Thiry-eghthst 20 f. Il. Funald for $1,000 eacl5 three
between Seventh and Eighthayes, lot lS6Xsov' 10 L.
johnson for $500
Twenty-Five pieces OF property were struck doWE ID
NewYork, to-day, for Sl5O,9SO
Among property advertised this morning Is the Bed
stantally built brick building and the plot OF ground ON
which IL stands comprises three city lots