The New York herald., 1871-03-01

234c 5000 lbs Cape SIC. 1900 lbs Mestisa
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
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The agitation In real estate circles produced by
the Broadway widening scheme and the discussion
1t has provoked s operating to give greater activity
in this market than has been witnessed In over two
years. The long memoranda OF large purchases
made IN that period by the clique but testify to the
confident feeling which they entertain in regard to
real estate. 1t is not az II the same amount of pur
chases had been made In the stock market, and
convenient exposition made as q means OF enabling
them TO unload in the incidental excitement
Real estate cannot be got rid Of In that
way. Every seller is known at once In
the market, and his position and views open TO very
free canvass. In the present instance, however
there ID not even the doubt the permanent cha
racter OF the investment in the case OF these real
estate purchases, and while this movement explains
the anlmus OF very much OF attack that was made
upon the market from time to time during the last
two years 1t also gives increased satisfaction to those
who, IN the face Of such attack, held stubborny to
the undnninished hrmness OF values With this new
element OF excitement in the market there is much
more hopeful feeling than prevailed month or two
ago and decreasing disposition to grant any con-
lease
In respect to the latter business is awakening to
settled conviction OF decline In rents, However,
which was so generally accepted q few weeks ago. ls
not receiving the exact amount of confirmation that
was expected. few Inquiries among the agents
yesterday brought out the following facts, which
snow one decided movement IN respect to business
values. TWO years ago the great rush OF
business was to Union square; at present
it Is 70 Madison square. In this con-
has taken the third house south Of Twenty,t third
street, the west side OF Fifth avenue for twenty
years. et yearly rental OF $le 0oO he to bear all the
n Saucaa
Recently Perrin stevens purchased two houses on
the west side Of Fifth avenue south Of Tweny.sev-
enth street, adjoining the new hotel now going up
The price paid was $l5o,OoO for botn, each house
being but fifteen feet 'front.' The second house from
been leased by a fashionable tailor, and viii be
turned TO the purposes OF trade on the LIST OF May
hood may be learned from the following:-Sixteen
thousand collars year has been offered and de-
block adjoining e worth House. on Fifth aSenue
| Twenty-Five thousand dollars has been offered and
Of avenue T%en ins
street. Twenty thousand dollars mas been offered
a~fnH sass house
The steady movement OF values on Fifth avenue is
estate. We have had intervals OF excitement in
Harlem lots, In Central Park lots and In
S4casns @ szaorana9 x1 5 these sus ch n
Fifth avenue lots have been steadily and actively ap-
preciatwe. Like the growth Of the city ITSELF there
s an ever recurring tide in values here, which keep
them uninterruptedly buoyant lot on tins avenue
south Central Park which three years ago sold for
na been recently made and refused No lot on Filth IH
avenue south Of Central Park can now be purchased
coud be readily eosha pem
$4,000 70 $4,000. Win the upper growth OF
New York iS business is rapidly invading this
with its increased uses and 1t would not be sur
prising II Mr.. Stewart should find the necessity OF
turning his mansion on the corner Of Thirty fourth
street to the purposes OF his business before 1t Is
ready for other occupancy
THE EXCHANGE SALEsRooN
stantlal men and extensive operators In real estate
The ne 6qSst G p
values. Four Third avenue lots, near Forty-secOnd
street sold at an average Of sls,Soo which may be
particulars OF the days transactlons:-
No. lso Fulton st., gore lot, iiiz7a5zi7s corner
No ssi Ssocme oi Essex ssi6ia 10 S.'''''
No. sss adjoining. 4 $ Duncan ssSS
No Essex ST., $. brick house. lot s4x15 to George
by v. K. STEVENSON, SON AND CO. = is''0O
One lot 261lOO, W. I'd av, 76is n. of 42d A.
adjoining to H. schoei
Lot adjoining, TO A. scholler ..."..".....l1,oO 900
Two frame houses, 81 av, isis n. cd INV
ABOUT 00aiO 20 S1 = roBHass AND .suIn.
No 7Ss Broadway two story brick building lot a5zls7s
lots Of IL commencing Of Sad ST. to
FRANCIS D's's0ni ss eHsh f. II LUDLOW AND CO. 1000
ii h s 5 :'srS Ss % fss be-
BY JAMES M MILLER
NO 40s East b7h st, los IT of 1s lot 16Sxl004
to s Baxter .....:......... .H.a25
Lewis. 15,l2O
NO 4ou Hudson st, 10 John Carany 1850
lot D. g. corner Of 9Th and o4h st., 25.Sx5O, TO +.
n; snaw. 6eo
adjoining, to NJ Clayton 4,5by
]. q, TO hampton 4,4b0
n s. OF e4th ST. 100 It. e. OF 9Th av TO NJ shaw. $500
a. W. corner OF 4th and lu6h 25xsu, TO J. Pang
adjoining to B. r. Faircnid isS IisS
n l. Of i5Sth st. 80 H. w. Of 4h av, ni0o 10 Re,ly
lots, W. s. OF 7th av, SOS f. n OF b7th ST. 25rlO0 to
james Martin, each 12 6Oo
Martin 1900
adjoining, TO H. Henrqnes. each. IL 800
ot of 5eth st. 175 W. of 9Th Mr.. Taylor
r. Fairchid. $3.50
adjoining r +. Wilson 43.0
lots of 9Th rs #, n. of SD st, a5 6xl00, 10
Aden Cer, each. 4025
BY MULLER, WILKINS AND
lots and frame house, OF l27th st. 2l5 IT, e. OF 9Th
av 25xga to George Chesterman. 2 600
lots adjoining average. BIO
y lots of lV7th 2l3 II. of LIST av 100
slots n g. OF lOSd St. 100 IT, of I'd ayerage 23O0
McGuire 405o
lots nd joining % 70 John McGuIre $500
lot corner Of Sd av and Gath st. 2bxl05, TO John
Lot djoinng TO John Mctuire. 1880
lots djoining to John Mct;ure each. 7,l0l
lots of 9th ST. los of Sd each 2550
lots of 9th st. los IT OF Sd average 2550
BROOKLYN PRoPERTyBY JOHNSON AND MILLER
lots, 25x95, Of 9th and 18th ST. with frame ~
house and stable 10 w. M Tyler, each a, tiz'sV"
4los 2lxj00. on 18th st. adjoining above, To h w. Iy -
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