New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
REAL ESTATE.


The week now closing was remarhap,e
An. IN connection with real estate movenepts-renH
able not alone for the amount Of property when
Aands but also for the vas, obtained oy inc
psrs Nor were the buyers, In the man, mere
IN landed property; many Of them were OF 'no aro,r,
and industrious citizens, VINO, because Oh 'H' ~
ness ana RECESSION in mode Of living IN tns c"i,e,
Of lifo are now enabled TO secure foT o..
Families home the better sections o. .no Siy "uu -
,Dh,rnr where all NAV enjoy comforts when make
AonSevitv a thing 70 be hoped for ana not oreaoeui
and where they may attain TO that position respe0
Aity 10 which their earlier ana continued industry wen
antilles them. Nothing could ne more grSuiyme W Op
rvant citizens 10 see the people struggling 10 De-
ome freehoIders and the sooner each householder be-
tbe owner Of roof that shelters him. and thusac
pires direct interest IN the taxes imposed and collected
she sooner will they be reduced while the Improvement
and ornsmentation OF the city viii 90 on increasing
yearly under the decreased taxaon because WheD
majority Of the people comprehend that puDnc anArs
Aays direct relationship their own private concerns
Anew will Aemand other qualifications asprants to 20
htea position than these ~ rue under the present
rder possess Let the people be encouraged TO obtain
homes for themselves and honesty viii be found an at
sribute all who hope for public place To-day the ex'
shange salesrooms we're very well attended, and the
Freater part OF the property offered sold. few
parcels, announced for pubic auction, were previously
disposed Of at private sale; and or two lots which,
wAs thought would be presented foE bids to-day, were
reserved for another occasion.
BY A. j. BLEEcBER, SON & co.
Some fine building rites were offered by
ihis firm as fOllowsi The lot on the north
east corner of Madson-ave and Sixty seventh-st.,
as6 feet on the avenue and % feet on the see Tas
si1yseventhst 2sx1eos feet was sold 70 the same
SOC feet the northwest corner OF Madson-aye and
si1tysevenths for sl220o Two lots 25xlOO6 feet each
s2s feet west OF Fft6-sve, were sold 10 Samuel
Levy for 1850 each On the above property buyers have
eney TO remain on bond mortgage, Lot 26xoo feet
tho east side Of about 20 feet south Of t a
20 remain mortgage Lot on the norheas. corner St
Eghthaye and ND se %a bonsh by
q. b. ComstOck for sso5o Three lots aopohing, Oh
Tor o. goo each Another sold twO-story and attic
brick building. with lot nowH As No Forsy INST Ior
north Of Fffty-frsts disposed OF Yesterday az sey
good price reported reeod to-day at private SAFE
The CITY salesrcom in Brooklyn was closed to-day but
tbs Ssne Of propeTty in the neghbor6ood Of the City
Mall The lot asxioo 10 feet on the southeast corner OF
There were public sales in New-York to-day Of eleven
pieces Of property and they rsS1e6 sr @ Increase
The late list Of property for sale By Geo Chaplin Dos
geraSe sScT one hundred and thirty per month
THE WEST.
A recent writer on Iowa lands says ,.-
The rapid growth and settlement Of the Western
sering them for getting hold At cheap prlOes Of the
beet farming lands Ia the world VIII always continue
The large emigration 70 the West the extension OF rail-
roads like a network embracing almost every county,
and bringing market facilities 10 every locality; the
highly productive quality OF the BLACK prairie loan SOIL
heavy crops and high prices OF agricultural products
With the great improvement IN farming machinery,
Al tend the speedy settlement and development OF the
Of the Mississippi Valley ana WIFE inc
accumulation Of wealth and population, LAND Will
greatly enhance IN for many years to and IT
l. not at ell likely that good land IN future can be 6ong
at anything like the present prices bhrewd capitalists
foresee this, and making purchases with view OF
realizing from 50 TO 200 per cent per annnm ior years 20
aOurp hen OF investments,
with other assets and the certainty OF land appre
sating in value with the increase OF population and
wealth be duly considered 1t must be admitted that no
Of the country offers equal inducements 10 the west
Tor capital 10 increase itself - -, A.
The future only be judged.by the past Take the
Of Iowa. In 1854 II had population OF 33oOO anu
population of e7OoO and now the population approx
Iaates million OF inhabitants WiCn oil
roads, aud at least extending clear across te etaS
completed, TO the base OF the ROCKY mountains
PERHAPS the Union has as little poor or ost
hand Iowa In dozens 81 counties togetner soaIeey
Be bought from IS 10 $40 acre just ready lo he pow
viii before many years, be well improved ana
selling from ESQ TO 500 per acre Every farm that
a TILED every settlers cabin that ts erected every
cross Land for railroads nay every Dusnei OF
grain that raised and every that 10 Tazed adds 10
the value lands that have been so long unoccu
made 10 weld sixty huDdredfold. They Will not lie
vacant forever Time when there was :" not man
% til the ground II has by LOOK at the foreign
emigration Look at the domestic increase OF population
I0ok at the reapers planters the thrashng ma
shines All these point 70 great achievements IN the I
fure Tho watchwOrd Of young republic ls o,.ndTd
fhe Ola World pouring out annually their hundreds
of pilgrims 70 this land or PROMISE 10 swell
our numbers to increase wealth and 10 cultivate our
beautiful expanse Of the Western prairies