New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Thursday. Feb. C. Il

NEW YORK, Thursday, Feb. G, 1868.
The life which seemed to be infused into the
real estate market by the heavy sales that took place
during the early portion OF the week. characterized the
transactions today whether the transfers made at
auction by private sale We the following sales
by auction to-day Waerst No. go, west side. sllii
f. north OF Pecksp. lot and buildings lot 9K37.2 IT,
terms per cent and auconeers fee today and the re-
mander the LIST Of March, $1,000 remaining on BOND
and mortgage. This taken by Mr. Curtis for $500
West Onehundred and-dfteenthst north side 400 feet
west OF Nnthaye each 25xlOO1l IT,; terms, 10 per cent
cash. and per cent remaining bond and mortgage
Mr.. Hamilton was the purchaser OF this property for
1880 for each lot. The. most valuable properly
offered to-day was Wakerst., Nos. o. II, and 49,
south side, 100 It. east of West Broadway
three lots together 6OxiOO feet making one OF the hnes
sites for store in the market below Canal-st Iho
terms under which this property offered were 10 per
cent cash. and the remainder the first OF May W per
cent may remain bond and mortgage for three years
at per cent This property started at s'OoOo and
after much competition, struck down 70 MI Chris
tian +. Dctmold for $4,000 BY another frm lot OF
land. with building. the south side OF Chathamst
running through and fronting on New-BOWery' III mas
$3.50 feet front on New Bowery, 2l feet on Chatas'
and the other sides ane 1924 and 77S feet respectively
According to the OF sale so per cent OF e purchase
money remains bond and mortgage for three years
The property rents at present for $1,000 year MI ID
Taman was the purchaser. paying $4,000 Two lots NOS
95 and OF Chathamst south side. between Pearl ana
Duane-sts each l52x6i.s feet On this properly
there is "a lease Of $500 year. which expires on
May l, and another OF tl,4N year. winch
commences at that date and 81 years The lessee Is
to pay all taxes and has the right to remove the buildings
(Which were not soldl within ten days after the eIpira
ton OF the lease BY the terms Of SALE go per cent re-
mains on bond and mortgage. Mr.. Henry n. Mitchell
Hart bought this for 200. On Eighty hrdst, norm
side 1884, feet of the proposed new Boulevard ana
200 feet west Of Nnthave two lots, each 2jAo22 eet
were ncXtput up so per cent OF tho purchase moheS
IN this sale remains mortgage. These were struck
down to Mr. Lewis Engley for $3.50 each The sale oil
Harlem property situated on Fifh.aye., Onehundrod'
and.thirtysecond and Onchundred and thirty ss
was commenced but stopped before the lots were all dis
posed Of the gentleman having charge OF the sale an
nouncing that the prices received were too small MI
Brainard took two lots the north corner OF Firth
ave and One hundred and thirty st. each 2ll1lOh
for s. 500 and $3.50 respectively 80 per cent remaining on
bond and mortgage Mr. stephens purchased two lots on
Fifthave west side commencing 1910 feet north OF one
hundred and thirty hrsst 24llxll0 feet for $40 EACH
the terms ~ sale being the same IA with the last Inc
next lot feet north OF Onehundred andthrty hrst
at 2llir1iO feet. sold TO Mr.. Branard FOR $500
Mr. Higgins took the next adjoining the last on the north
for $3.50 and Mr. Stephens the two on the southwest
corner OF Ptthaye ami Onehun bred and thirty
At for $50 and go respectively on the north side OF
Ouehundred an thirty St, MI Fox purchased the
two lots commencing 40 west Of Ffhaye each 25H
SglI feet for $4,000 and $3.50. The eight lots running
through from onehundred dthirty-iirstst to One
and commencing 2J5 feet west oil
Fifth.aye with the old Henry Hall manslonhouse
situated thcmwerc sold to Mr. Fox for lot sV
remaining on n morg the whole plot. The lot on
the south side OF Onehundrcd andthiry st. ITO
feet west of Ffthave 2jxy9 feet also sold TO Mr.
Fox for 81 $40.
The increase in the assessed value Of the three wards
surrounding Central Park for u years. Is follows
1857. 1902. 1901