The New York herald., 1871-02-11
REAL ESTATE MATIERe.

The Character or Values Illustrated Parallel
Osinions--A Money Writer'S Vicws-Tbc
Dealings Yesterday.
In considering the subject OF real estate values in
this city the writer has always contended for their
steady appreciation IN the face OF the numerous
croakers whose interest ignorance led them into
o different argument. The simple history Of the
growth and spread OF the city in extent AMI popula
tion from It's first settlement and the facL tnas such
growth increasing IN due ratio year after year.
was sufficient 10 attest this incidental instances OF
suaden reactions or exceptional decad nee In rar-
licIlar localities proving nothing to Tie contrary.
10 ILLUSTRATE
this assumption reference was made TO the opera
tlons on the Stock Exchange 10 snow how steadily
stock values there had risen through the widest and
widest tiuctnatlons-at one time, In periods or cx
element being olcsd up 10 10 nc hetitIous n, nsures, as
steadily In popular favor as representing growing
enterprise and expansion IN that which these stocks
represent In the meney column OF the Times this
morning there IL an apt application OF the ar9u-
ment made use OF here to establish the growth
OF real estate values, applied there inyersely.
ce stock values. It s well known that business on
the stock Excnangc has been OF late exrcleiy dull,
ana tho money writers are exhibiting remarkable
Ingenuity IN inventing theories in explanation
thereof IL is IN relation 10 one OF lnose OF very
elaborate nature which recently appeared In a Iorn
ing Journal, the Times speaks as follows:
An EXCELLENT PARALLEL.
The Times writer says
The solution by contemporaries 10 that the pb
c inaGeren. buyers bcsaue these stocks held
In this explanation but respectfully suggst tSai thsrs
also sosh1 sshsd in the shape erSakas op9ns
for they ssy p srss 1qsh v ser r, w
rsnts app,ehsnd ,ha, Of millionaire would
c d ro no ps Pnnr mso mere as gs
M HE Of q enc and s IT srs n
ten e ss ears a q ns se ba s as @ s
New state roads IKE sao Csn'ra HUDSON
YSrs r city saa Jersey ti,y real prossrsy. .sE
a i e q Il. ns
petty Itself and Of The sapae'y and prospects OF Tie
liberal INCOME Coming nearer hone as es newspaper
ss S s Sn Of S our nsu 9scs
OF the HEsA1p and T.r are worth no more at present
receipts arc now more equal What would then have
Leon denca sa,r v,ius,on OF their Whole caEai or
ihe street senses but they could net be bonsh. pre-
,s they could es bought al a at hrecod !hriT vaiuo In
This exactly reproduces the figure made uso or in
this column some time since. applied TO tho other
Sdo, st Is poor ride tnat won't work b0th wayssn
and gives falr idea OF the present condition VI the
real estate market.
The sales Yesterday at the Exchange sacsroon
property sold comprised an executors sale OF a
store ana lot No. 81 Maiden lane, scld By order Of
McCready, deceased. ana salo in partition to close
the estate OF the late r.. II. Morris. con
sisling Of two four story houses ard lois lots.
known as Nos. 2al ana 253 Atlantic street, Brook-
Ign. The attendance ut the Exchange was
considerable and the bidding fair. The property NO.
stone house. wni,h was purchased the previous dag
by Dr. Glilctt Tor s26ooo was subsequently INQUIRED
FOR at SO hooO which amount was refused. Tho fol.
lowing are the paltcalars of yes erday's transact
tions:-
Ne q y Gs e Il. fes s & ss't s's.s
No. s and sca Ausa: usaos,ss ST. a. Is H. ~ Of cos
House, lot $500 to j. ; Lat,ineT. each ..s.... Nt9