The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Another Busy Day in New York Improved
Property-HIore New Jersey Lots-Prospcct
of an Active Market To-day.
Business at the Exchange salesroom yesterday
was moderately active, the transactions embracing
the sale OF improved property on the southeast
Of Lexington avenue and street,
and house and lot No. 1873 Fourth street, by J. M.
Miller; two lots, with the improvements, Nos. 116
and lis Franklin street. byiD. III. Seaman; house.
ana lot in Degraw street. Brooklyn, by Muller, VIII
kins Co., and several pieces OF unimproved Harlem
property by VIM. Kennedy.
The attendance was very good and the bidding
lively. We give prices and other particulars, in
Guiding purchasers names, below
Messrs. Muller wilkins Co., In addition to the
property above mentioned az having been disposed
Of offered three three story basement and sub cellar
frame houses and lots located on the north side Of
l13th street. commencing $50 feet east OF Fourth
nue.. each lot 10 sx1o0.11, which were Afterwards
withdrawn, satisfactory prices not having been OBJ
tanned. The highest bid made for these was 50, 400
each.
day son the groundn another one Of their large Jcr.
sey sales, put notwithstanding an excellent attend
ance, largely composed OF parties from this city.
when In full tide OF successful progress with brisk
bidding and good prices, old Boreas proved too much
for them and IL was found too severe test to apply
70 e market ~ ,sa 70 keep UP sn
and an adjournment was accordingly had TO future
day at the Exchange Salesroom. Their Offering
comprised the piece OF ground, with two dwelling
houses, barns, stable, &c, at kearneyville. East
Newark, known the Ogden farm. divided into
about 800 city lots and plots, with abundance OF
ing been used for many years as o market garden;
bounded on the north by the New YORK and Newark
turnpike, ONLY seven miles rom Jersey City or Ho-
boken, and half q mile rom Newark city, directly
opposite the old Lodi Hotel and on the south by the
New Jersey and Morris and Essex Railroads.
This farm Is only 400 feet from the 200 lots sold on
the Rngsand manor lot November 10, by the same
auctioneers. We give below particulars OF the sale
as far as IL progressed.
There will be an exceptional assortment OF city
lots offered Tor sale to-day st the Exchange Sales
room BY different auctioncers vel az some choice
improved New York and Brooklyn property. The
SAFE at public auction Of any considerable number OF
lots below even the northern Inc OF the PARK 10 now
become q matter OF such rare occurrence-tne con-
slant inquiry that exists for that description OF pro-
perry Anticipating any such capostion-that the
present may be regarded IS quite 81 event In the ex
isllng state Of the market.
Auction Sales OF Uosi Estate Yesterday.
NEW YORK PaopssTy--By wILItAa KEsNELLY.i
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lo,ss sssh 81. between DIN and 9Th ava a6I'si,
LOT. on he o. issh a., BE-. Bib and sih each
s'1ssi, Mr.. "i,ns ,ssa.. i'eOo
Three sory and basement brick dwelling and two story
from sIaedoSss a. io gssus John lsid rs 800
Buhding and os on hs cor o. I,e.ogon ~ And sld
st, known ~ TO- w Lexington nv, ios ieli1so Miss
y Berg and ). Cohen tsOO
Badns and lo NO III lis p fr a. snsAs ss Church
end Mesl Br2siwsy os 2,x5e, ar Jehn k9. .lsoss
Bni4ns and lot 10 Franklin e. adjoining mo above, ~
lot sVxtO Mt Ross .lI,UV
. rR1oKLYN PRoPfRrY-Iy MULLER, wiLhlNs AND co.
Bond, i7.arlOO, Wright 4ooo
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LOT, on jersey CITY turnpike, each 2sS2o each 800
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