The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06


Sales Yesterday Of Property on Hanover
Square and on Eighth aud Ninth Avenues
and Eighty.efRhih and EiRhty-ninth streets.
II anything were wanting 10 prove the assertion 80
often made Of the great change that going on In me
value Of real estate In this city, VIZ the reduction Of
that located down town and corresponding In
property situated In higher regions just though New
York gradually doubling up preparatory 10 turning
. summersault, comparison In the attendance Al the
sale Of The Broadway properly On Tuesday and the
interest and excitement manifested With the slight con.
grsgation present Al and the slmos, indifference OK.
hibitec II the sale Of property on Hanover square,
Pearl and Stone streets yesterday, together
with the result on each occason would
amply establish its correctness Covering superficial
area 10 the neghborhood o onehrd thai OF the former
with greatly superior improvements, thsprce obtained
tor the latter Is less than onequarter OF what The Broad
way lots brought more partcu ar description Of the
property win show this II consists Of the plot OF land.
shaped. situate the westerly side Of Hanover
square, comprising tue entire front between Pearl aud
stone sirses, rs feet inches, with front on Pear
OF 20 feet inches Of IS ieet
men. Upon this elected substantial building with
brown stone front, known as the Hanover buldings II
10 lifted up for Offices nve being now under leasenold AZ
rental Of 80 l00 the Several terms OF which expire
May J, 1853. Adjoining the above on Pear,
No lo3 lot 2 feet inches front aud 40 tee. in
depth. Next adjoining IL similar store known A. 10
is w tuSn on 10th 20 Streets s Of 10
some few nches and depth OF 70 feet The lots we're
sold separately bat purchased by one person James NJ
Lyonb rs follows, commencing with the Hanover
Buildings $67 OoO tine small onel $4,000,
the remaining one, So, J00
The terms OF the sale ten per cent deposit. and
fees the day Of SALE ay per cent Of the pur
cnase money TO remain mortgage for three years as
the option Of tue purchaser. Tue bidding throughout
vas SLOW, and seemingly confined to three ~ hrs and
finally two individuals /" eH
further sale OF boulevard lots called being lots
IN the neigbborh0od of this proposed improvement
portion OF the estate OF Martin Zbrow ski, also held
yesterday al the Exchange saesroOm. The attendance
was inferior to that al the previous sale OF this desc
ton Of property and the bidding less vey only por
ton OF the ots announced " be sold being disposed OIL
II doubtful II the grea rss the value OF land 50 far
up town anticipated cy the opening Of The new.road WIZ
be reazed just yet
Inc first lot put up was on the northwest corner or
chased by j. Edgar for sin $50 who also took the one
nexi adjoining on the avenue at $1,000 Tue next i've
lots adjoining were knocked down, al $1,000 each, to
the avenue and skipping four lots In rear
OF these, Eighly-eightn street, the ten
next adjoining purchased by Hugh Benson as fol-
lows-rbe four nearest Eli nth avenue for 81 ESQ.,
a0joung four the 81 $50 EACH AMI the remain
ing two s. $50 each. Mr. J. Uman purchased the next
OF them for 81, $50 Eisn. lots on gnty ninsh
street, beginning at point one hundred ieet east OF
Ninth avenue down " Terence Farley at
S. 300 each for the Tour nearest MINI avenue, and
81 400 each for the others The adjoining four were
SOD for $50 each 70 j. a; Lawrence ioar mex, aq
A. Lawrence Is follows viz The one furtnest west
ADJ dining MIR. M!lers purchase $2s1o the two next
sz,oou eacn auo tne remaining ohe So,ooo. 'ai ~
plo. the side OF Eighth avenue commenting ~
point sixty feet south Of Eighty nntn street. AZ eet
. inches front and 200 feet depth was purchased by
James Walton for $4,000 Eight 1918 the west sise
OF Ninth avenue, being the ~noe OF ths front between
Eighty eighth and Eighty nnth streets, were sold as
fo0ss:-The lot corner Of Eighty eighth street for
Sc, $50 10 A. Bumentha who likewise uecame tue pur.
chaser OF the adjoining the uorsh for 325 and
tue two next adjoining for S., $50 each. Cont nung
along the avenue in The same direction, Philip Ebng
purchased two lots at So, l50 each, the roman Two
being bought by William Durans.,or The corner one
as.d Tim nd mi n
shaped lot at the nor beast corner OF Broadway ana
Eghiyeghth street. % S< feet front Br adsay and
SO feet deep Eshtyepnth street, Was purchased by
w IL McCorinick for ST. 200 and adjoining on the
north by NJ Gleason for $4,000 lot on the north est
OF tenth avenue and street Was sold
to Philip Ebiing for $4,000, with winch the sale was
Closed tor the day.
Below will DO found the official transfers Of real estate
In this city, Kings county and Hudson county, N j.,
yesterday:-
TRANSFERS YORK CIrY.
Blocker at, Hammond at n oJxs5.