New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
THE STATE.


The activity in real estate is not confined to this city,
but our reports from all parts OF the State tell Of property
bought and sold new villages laid out and buildings
either now In process Of erection soon to be commenced
The following are latest reports: At Croton Falls
the Messrs A. Il. & T. II. Whitlock have purchased the
Walter T. Lyon farm. containing ZIG acres, in the town OF
Bedford from Miss Louise Lyon for SILT per Mr..
G. Butler OF CrotOn Fans has purchased 30 forming
part Of the estate, in North Salem, from DR.. Charles
f. Lee OF the above place for S3OOper Kaonah,
Mr. John NJ Cornell has purchased acres, adjoining his
farm from Mr. James Birdsal OF Terrace Hill, for 500
.-Dr Charles T. Lee has purchased from Mrs Skinner
her residence at Purdys station for about $500 Dr.
Lee will remove to this village in the Spring. Mr.
Truman Clark has sold 40 acres Of land, near Bed
ford DEPOT TO Mr.. G. W Reynolds for $1,000
. Sales TO the amount OF 100000 have been made at
North New-York within the past fortnight. Good sites
on Boston Road bringing 5000 each North
Salem growing very rapidly and property that is Put
upon the market rapidly taken up. Mr.. James knnidy
hes bought two houses and lots Sverst for $3.50 Mr.
Watcs Keller two houses and lots for 81 200 which he
will erect store and hall Mr. A. Smith the Universalist
parsonage and lot for s25OO and Mr. j. r. Howe house
and lot for 81 500 Many changes in real property have
taken place in DeckertOwn within short time. The Reg
lister says many changes have not occurred for years
and attributes the fact to the railroad excitement that
has prevailed there. The property known as the Geo
McKinstry estate, located Academy Ill., Hudson was
tus McKnstry Of the deceased proprietor for $4,000
"A Sing Sing paper says: "a great deal has been
said about depot for this place and also Of the
widening and improvement of Man-st, but nothing has
been done and nothing will be done, long the prop
erty owners Of the locality continually keep cavilng
about their respective rights advantages and disad
yantages in the matter Some say make Main-st sixty
feet wide others say no. It will inure property, and
we will consent to only fifty feet another says make the
straight from Broadway TO the lower portion, and
Immediately there is cry against that So the matter
and the public continue wade through this slough
without redress and the street which the main artery of
village is allowed to remain disgrace 10 the place"
Rents are going down in Troy and Hudson and up In
ROndOut, Kingston, Newburgh and Poughkeepse. In
bIiddetOwn Mr.. Adam Swain has exchanged his brick
house on Haudfors for Of the houses In the Wiki
Block Cortandst and building lot on North Plank
Road, belonging to Mrs. L. S. HasbrOuck. Mr +. NJ.
Lane has purchased the Gothic Hall property OF Messrs
Wheeler Madden and Graham for $500 Mr.. Cornelius
j. Morse has sold his farm Of hundred acres,
near MiddletOwn Mrs Esther McCOrdell for $500.
Mr.. Joseph Burroughs has purchased OF Mr.. Rens. G.
Smith his house and lot Myrteave for 81 In Port
Jervs Mr. L. Carr has purchased Of Mr. ID. T. Cox his
house and lot for $500 Br a. !. GoOdae
has sold his house Ezabetht Mr. Henry Green for
s. Mr. James Wilkes Of Monroe has purchased of
Mr. Peter Townsend farm Of 225i acres in NewWndsor
at $40 per Mr. s. W Gibson has sold his farm
tanning 40 acres Lake Station 10 Mr. L. smith Of
oxford for 1920 Mr. g. d. Gale has sold hs hotel in
the village Of Montgomery nir j. NJ Marsh for $3.50