New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Friday. Ami Il

NEw-yoRK. Friday, April 10, 1883.
By general consent the auction business In
real estate was suspended both in this city and In Brook
yn today For the last month there has been an almost
overwhelming rush OF business both at the Auction Mart
here and at the City Saleaoom over the river, and
10 the looker-on It would almost seem as though
the demand for houses and lots must nave
nearly been supplied. 10 has, indeed, Deen
nmated that the for 1868 Is now about closing
that while in former years the activity mas continued
TIL the LIST OF May and sometimes little later tHs year
there was to be great collapse Of or about the close OF
te present week. after which, for nine or ten months
the auction marts are 10 deserted. We see no ndca
lions of any snch sudden falling on; real estate
operators do not yet report their puSine''
as waning public vendors still continue 10 ad'er'se
THE most important sale Of the season., and buyers
though induced TO pay the fancy prices that were
sometimes obtained few weeks ago. bid freely, and In
their bddings demonstrate that they recognize the ma
terial rise in property this year.
We print below reports from this State and NewJersey
THE STATE.
Real estate In all parts OF the country has been
changing hands very rapidly during the past Winter and
the present Spring. and now as the season Tor pleasant
weather has como, improvements VIII be pushed ior
ward, especially In those nrylng Nnafos aunces Of
s city SS. N ss"'iO'A Nv, Wv ,on..
and ot on Forthaye near Pourthst, from MI schenck
for g. 500 Mr. Henhu has sold house ana lot on Len
aye to house M j. and c ON
New.York City, for NewocheMe, M IS
GosO has sSa Y O. s sd per TucSaSo
Charles Ostrander has bought LOT On Mnsas and Mr.
Mr. bsGsfs G aays 0 sold a snd IS City
iyeiy. situated on the White Plains RoaG,
erss foss Ss ss o sold the
estate the south Of the village to person n o shs sy
t9f ON %Sshinssonst, from Mr. s. Gale Tor sOOc Mr.
Norman Merritt has purchased from Mr. Pmm OF New CIV
Mr.. washburn has sold his farm Of 20 acres ,n IN
q BeSCd to Mr. has sod lot
on Spring-st 25xIOo. TO the Catholic Archbishop OF
New.York s7oO, who intends to erect church on IT,
lot on same avenue TO Mr.. TreadweI sfOr 5000 M
aeSds Us o nss sSa to Mr ScaHan for 5000
The Wdeek Adretser say, tns nat args number Of
persons are compelled 10 leave town for Newbargn ana
1,heT aSsreps for their anes Messrs Sanford
Smith have purchased two lots OF lana on III NJ
near Their r @Gy, o. aSord foot H. l. Fergn
son has sold his farm 10 Mr. Gilbert Drew ior per
County Clerk Lewis Cuddeback for $500 U. X Blaneh
ard sold his grapery lot for 1925 ne has also
Church FOR 40 Samuel Pitts has sold his farm OF 100
acres BoOnng6uTgh he OLD Soer o hos sdia &
farm Of I07 acres in Greenrile, including stock, to
The Rev Horace Frazer OF Geneva, ~ j.. Tor 800:
in Goshen for Mrs Sarah Browne and lot on King
st. Mddletown. Charles Wood has BOUGHT OF Joseph
Lemon his ard comprising eight acres OF sna ara
anpurtenauces for o. GOO Oliver Cromwell Das pnr
chased OF Thomas Dunyille his farm OF 100 acres IN "
Windsor for $40 j. L. Winters mas Dougnt OF ~ ~
Evans the OF II near New-Vernon Ior t4vo.
farm of so acres. owned by Mrs Frank Parker uor'
mery known as the James Day farIn between tlolua
and Warwick has been sold 10 John Green OF Monroe l0i
81 900 A. Mcneil sold his farm Of 100 acres near eelt
vale for $4,000 MI. John Travis has purchased farm
OF co acres OF the late John Knapp In Phpstown, tut
purchased the property of Mrs r. Sparks consisting OF
house aud lot on the turnpike, Tor 800 1rs Mneee1
has sod her house and lot JOhns 40 feet front and
$50 feet deep, Mr.. VIM sares, for s3 Mr aaron ron
Trayls has sold his the corner az DIVISION anu
south sis to George Wood and Henry SHAW, for $500