The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Awakening Activify-Large Sales to be Held
An Instance Of Apprcciation--saies Yester-

Awakening Activify-Large Sales 10 be Held
An Inutance Of Apprcciation--Saies Yester-
day.
The movements In the real estate market so far.
both in the public auction mart and at private sale,
have been fairly indicative or the continued appre-
citation OF real property and OF increased interest and
speculative activity IN that direction. The sale
which we published in Sundays HERALD OF two
blocks between the Boulevard and Tenth avenue,
and Slxty-third and Sixy-fth streets, for 100000
cash, negotiated through the latter channel, il OF
itself evidence OF these facts present and prospec-
tive, sufficient to satisfy the most skeptical be-
ing both the result and creation OF such a
pies, equally strong in their logical deductions, OF
the correctness OF these assertions In the sales mt
the character OF the bidding and the prices obtained
AS for instance, among the offerings yesterday Of
A. J. Bleecker SON Co, were i've lots on the north
ner OF First avenue each 20x50. 1t will be readily
that the plot comprising these ve lots on Fifty
seventh street. as otherwise divided consists OF two
avenue lots each 25xi00. Last fall these were
purchased for $4,000. Yesterday the plot sold for
As yet there have been no large public sales Of
any considerable number OF lots, but numerous
%estcReser county and New Jersey ss are spoken Of
In real estate circles, white three are already an
nounced TO be held The first to 9o, invite public at
Bleecker Son Co., Of ninetyeignt lots situated be-
tween Forty-second and Fifty-sixth streetsi and
estate OF Francis Parsa, deceased. ON lthe follow
ing day, the Goth inst Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co.
will sell sixty -four lots comprising the entire block
bounded by the Ninth and Tenth avenues Ffty-sev-
enth and Fiftyeghth Streets while on Thursday OF
the succeeding week, January 2a the same
nrm will sell four hundred lots In Westches-
ter county, situated on Central avenue about three
quarters Of mile from Harlem bridge, being part
continuation Of the Eighth avenue and Seventh ave.
nue. Bouevards, and It Is proposed to unite these
with Central avenue BY an elegant iron bridge over
the Harlem river making grand drive from Jerome
Park to the Central Park, New York.
It will thus be seen that our antcipations regard
ing busy spring in the real estate market already
show signs OF realization although the above are
but the earliest announcements and merely initia-
tory OF other and much larger operations.
The sales at the Exchange yesterday were COM
paratively light but attracted fair attendance and
were generally satisfactory In their results. Below
we give particulars, including the names OF the
several purchasers
Auction sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
PRopETTy-By A. =. BLrECKKH, SON
story brick building and lease Of lot No. ~ West
Broadway O. 81 n OF Thomas st, lot 2bx50. Lease
has Il to from May, 1856 ground rent 9suu
and taxes. Hynes, Bro 1888 100
30xt0. NJ H. Liieusten. Is 200
wEsTCHEsTRR COUNTY PaoPEgrY--By MULLER, WILKINS
Ono n half story frame house, stable and plot OF
ground situated the OF Crescent and Adams
in the village of Belmont, town OF West Farms,
100 1883 n the n Is2l II in tho