The New York herald., 1868-03-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The Succeelins Caius-Sales I'm New York
and Brooklyn Yesterday-The Wkkedness
Of Typss and Ink.

Reference was made here yesterday to the system
OF buJ ing in" 1t il called prevailing at auctions,
not excepting those Of real estate It Is an unfortu-
nate instance Of the utter decentralization OF nani-
mate things or their malice that the types and print
ing ink sheuld have, In the opinion OF Mr. William |
Kennedy, rejected to some extent injuriously upon
him as factor real estate agent That they ut
tery without reason for thus insinuating II is sad
against his credit and responsibility Is but small
thing TO say 1t being, per consya, the that his
sale ca Wednesday was, he informs us one of the
mos successful this season. sill the property offered
by lin being disposed OF at she prices given in this
article yesterday and to the parties named Ia propriG
psrso.ia Returning, however TO this subject OF
isogus bids II nwst he confessed that any report OF
real estate sales occurring In this city Brooklyn,
or OF New York or brooklyn property, is in
this matter; indeed, so much has il be-
come q part of nearly all auction sales that
IL would not he surprising II some such advertise
mcnt as the following should find its way before long
into the coiumns ef advertising Journals as. for
instance, Wanted, an elderly gentleman OF pleas
ing exterior and good monetary appearance, TO serve
as bidder at real estate auction sales. Apply before
@Meivs @ ocfock at 80 every day leT Two mosshs.
only persons or sfrict sobricty cmpl0yedn Taking |
these things into consideration, the caution given
here yesterday respecting the published repcsts OF |
sales wss not orerestmated and parties dcsirous Of
investing or specuiating would do wei 10 be |
causfcas touching expectations or intentions |
than confirmation OF what may appear in pint or |
the present state Of the real estate market can he
but said Ill firm. with fair prospects both TO buyer
and seller The speculative activity which was eX- |
hbked IN the beginning Of the season has To great
extent subsidized and while property ;n fayorltc
condition of the market Mt present to suggest
any anticipation Of excitement, which earlier
was It's great feature. As wa3 predicted
here some weeks since the fever ef investment
mas TO great extent worn itself out and men now
+sestate and ponder ana calculate chances before
closing bargain. AT the auction mart yesterday
Che sates were fairly patronized, no great rush was
apparent but the bidding was tole rably good and
nslt "A m n.
tlculsrs:-
BY A. D. BLEEcKEE, SON & co.
The four story English basement ana subcelluT
brown stone house and lot No. 9T Second avenue,
west side between Fifty-hrst and Fifty-second
Streets house 20Aa5; lot 20x70 feet deep; in excellent
order and containing all the mode n improvements
Marble maneels, gas, croton bath, speaking tubcs,
ncghborhoed excellent; possession May L; title PER-
feet. Purchased by Dennis Burke for sf4,s5o, Of
which, by the 'tsrans of SALE 5000 may remain on
mortgage.
The four stc-y high stoops and basement brown
stone house UNI lot No 1s2 West Fourteenth street.
avenue ~ fee. front, 274 inaear by 81 snd 5s sleeps
In fine order snd containing al the modern Improve
ments. Ttfe unexcepti0neble. Possession Hay /.
One haE on mortgage. Purchased by J. Yivier for
the aour .s.ory high soeop and hassment brown
stone house 0nd lot No. 3l9 West Twenty second
street., noftr side, between Eighth ard Ninth
nues, 2ll0hxis block in splendid order. Has all
the medern improvements, and Is RICHLY painted and
fresoeed. Title perfect. Possession Immediately.
Purchased by J. Ilofsky for $4,000.
feet south OF Ninety-sGventk street. aSSl00 Pur-
chaaad by j! King for 81 700, and enolot adjoining
Two lots on the north SIDE of Fyftycfourth street.
- lcct r1n and two lots nedgsteiy In rear. front
ing on Ffryifth street south SIDE, same size, 325
|, feet east OF Seventl avenue, 5HsfcflSed by John
PueefJ So, $50 each. ehah the yu rchase money
raas rem. In on mortgage.
Gne lot on the south side Of Ffftydth street. 100
feetwest OF Seventh avenue 25 feet 'front.' by one-half
me bloc, n depth purchased by Lewis ash for
s3050,ol which 81, 900 nl:g rcGain or mortgage.
r. III. IL
Three story brick house and los No.3o West Broad
way, west side, tetween Leena,i and Franklin
sle trc 1903 feet soGh side. Possession May !. 1863
sixty per cent may remain on 1ona and mortgage.
One lot on the northeast correrof Lexington ave-
Rue and Fifty first street, 25.5Hi0c purchased for
two next adjoining, size, fors SO 900 each
Fsfsyper cent may remain on mortgage.
The two two story and attic srck o' ises lcis
Nos. As and II Harrse street solth, slde 90 feet
east Oh Greenwich purchased Ny Il. s. Duncomb as
fcows:No. IL, 20 frou, 2I.9 rear, 0a, mean depth
Lor slssv0; No. Is, 2o5 'front.' s4.lo rcar, so1 dept
/ BRooKIYN PROPHET
The following sales OF Brooklyn tate occurred
! at fhe New York auction mart yesterdaf:--
Tse warehouse and water property h Brooklyn,
East river between the Wall and Fufoi ferries, and
street and fhe East river OF as7dect inches hy
an syefa9e depth from Furmap stree 10 pier line of
brick stores and sheds thereon; also he right to
extend bukhead and piers to the perm sanent ltne-
Purchased for S2ct, 900.
The valuable property adjoining tho a bove on the
north side having front on Furnan sti Get and the
East river of about III feet inches 10y average
depth from Furinan street to pier linz Of about lo3
feet, with the bnlkhead and three four story brick
stores; also the right TO extend bulkhead and piers
to the permanent lines. Purchased for 81 60 600.
At the Brooklyn saesroom the property below de-
scrioed was put up and disposed Of
JAMES coles SON.
TIE three story and cellar gothic bfck store No.
buildings. lot is feet trout by i14 feet ia DEBT h. Pur
q a "A far.
The lot adjoining the above, l72xl5lI1, wi th store
No. III oI q similar description. Pircila scd by
the large double store No. 2is Fulton etrcct in the
same range, lot 35xI5ii Purchased at privs &c sale
for $4,000 by ". p. Morgan.
The four story and cellar brick store ana dv reiipg
No lGS fulton street, on the east side, between High
and Nassau streets running through to and lt uting
alley; two story extension in rear Pure based
by Thomas J. Leary for $4,000
The fourth one Of a row OF six bay window h 'uses
from Myrtle avenue, on Houston street, bet, veea
Myrtle and Willougiby avenues, being one hun fred
and twenty-five feet from WiIcughby avenue, .on-
tanning twelve rooms, three marble manicls, ho ter
IN basenent stationary washtubs, bath, two WI yer
closets, gas and gas fixtures range hot tnd old
water piazza in rear enclosed with glass; bay wind Nv
in parlor and basement stories The house nc reI ts
for $500 per annum. Purchased by George Atwat er
for .5,ij0
Official Transfers Of Real Estate.
The following were the Official transfers Ct real.
estate aud leases recorded yesterday in this city and
Kings county,
TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY. /,
Chrystie st, Nos 2iI and 2S tcontractj ~ ssa, 500
Grand and Attorney sts cor, 1Dx10. 20 500
Marion ST. No "a, sy26. 200
West broadway, Nos 30 and IL, 33.4xJO. .3E 900
Sth II, s, 25S II OF av O. 1915
18th 81, =, lot ii Odell map 2a.lxG9l0.... 10
18th st, g, go IT g OF 9TH av, i0si sXl022s
10th st. between an ana 5h avs, lots sos, 500
3pi, map Harlem Common. ................
2Ist st. 1911 Of 10Th av, % hy half block 20 600
30th st, 1l0 II Of Madison av lyt0x9S9. 49, 600
Ssth st, ss 10s6ft OF Sd av, 13xs0 10000
47th 81, 9, 81 II Of LIST av, l6xj0.3 3.....111T5
10th ~, 3, $50 II W OF 9th av, 25xf005. 1860
5Ist ST. n y 275 n OF Sth av, 25x100.5..... 6500
5lst st. 2s5 II OF 8th av, 20x100.5. 600
SD st, $. 200 n W OF 5th av, ,25x100.5....1jO00
52d 81, 8, 125 IT Of 9th av, 20x10O.5. $500
SD st, s. 163 n OF 9Th 2zx100.5.. 900
55h st, s, 325 II W or 5th av, 25x1O0.A. 1900
18th 81, 8, 800 It Of I'd nv, 25xl022.. 1500
T7h ST, s, $50 n Of I'd az, 25x1O2.2...... 1900
i,l74 to I,isi 25xlo2 $4,000
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