New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
REAL ESTATE.
NKw.YokK. Thursday, r

NKw-YohK. Thursday. Feb. q, 1871.
| The interest in the real estate market con-
tnues to extend, and to-day there was an unusually
large number OF spectators and brokers In attendance
Messrs Muller, wilkins Company conducted an i'm
portant sale. The bidding throughout was remarkably
brisk and the property sold brought good prices Mr.
Muller first sold by order OF the executors Of the late
Abner L. Ely, six lots tho Grand Boulevard, COM
mencing the northeast corner Of Ninety nnth-st,
and ten lots on the north side OF
st. between Second and Third-aves. Also. for sundry
accounts lots Wooster Twenty seventh, East Twenty
third East ty-second,
enthsts, and Sixteenthst and sixthave. and Twenty
eighth and One hundred and third SITS. D. NJ Seaman
sold house and lot Broomest James NJ Miller sold,
by order OF the Supreme Court, under direction Of
Francis NJ. Scott referee, lot on Laurensst. South
FfbaveJ Full details of property win be found below
At Newark there activity in the real
tate market during the past month Sales have been
| speculative properties Several new buildings are
( erecting Among the more noticeable is row OF u
the best block yet built here and in New
ark improvements Property in Newark has been held
stoned steady demand for houses and for investment
few fine properties are Just being offered to close
stead Of the late Hon. W Mcdonald I and Thomas W
AexandsT esq also the late residence Of Judge Brad,
fair demand for good property, but not largely for
Basset Edwards report the following recent BALES at
Newark: House and lot No. washngton-st, 23x
mouse ana lot NO. 204
0Oo house and lot No 80 Cottagest, SIS, 24xll 5000
house ana lot No As Bank-st e. s. Ixloo siOOO; house
and lot No 255 Academys 30xl00 $500; three houses
and lots on FergusOn-s 76Xq5 $50 IT, W. from Fer
ryst, SIS 000 two houses and lots Vanderpoost n
e. 200 IT, from Ezabethave., each 25xJ0o s26O; house
and lot No l6l Muberry-st W. s. 2oxloo oCo; house
and lot ON Garsidest, 25xlOO $50 IT, e. OF BLOOM
heldave 5000; house aud lot No. 259 Mu6errysi SIX
co. $4,000 one lot n. Cheanutet, near Broad, ,OV;
four lots on Muberryp and RailrCadaye each 26xloo
Cemetery, each 25x1OO 1880; with cottage
Chadwick and Cntonaves $4,000; brick factory No %
Mechanicsst, 22x98 $4,000; house and lot No First
place Brooklyn, 22X133, fl75O0; house and lot No ISL
Morrisave. s., Elizabeth 5Ox22 $4,000; farm OF 100
acres Walnut Grove, Morris Co.. $4,000 two houses on
bondst., Elizabeth, 75xloO, 5000
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
by MULLER WILKINS & co.
3lots Wooster l7J # Of GrsJsi, with |siorr hrek
~ ~, 5Io con- AAO"u a. NOS w. 80 SI' " $50 800
i S,. !2s 2sa & ave a. a' 3 :;: $3.50 s
stone bouss Ma, Ia and 10 Iai ssyis esooO
$9 30 o'-' Nv - ~ .,.... ,.......... lsoO
D "tIn ss % RS s I6S in eS esb Gsoo acO
lois lOs 100 Of 2i.ave each 2lJd each 800 400
4os lo4hst $50 of2dave each 2xllO each &!5 ebVO
lots lUih 200 Of 2tsve each &I00 each SeSo s2S
8thsye II, each S2lOO... llD
l47th rs 6tnve 25xg9 ZOO
10. 4.t5-st $50 8have 23IJ9 2uO
Ot With +oy blck house and lot cor ethaVe and ethst 40
lot SsOry W l6tbst 65 eilhye known NoS
10, ~ - 1s,, M q . II ;iIa ASA
BY JAMES VI. MILLER.
lot Laurersst Tor South baye) 100 in OF BRONZE
2aEtJ.....''''''''.
D. NJ SEAMAN.
and 80 Bo0re-tf
Thompson and Suyants with night OF alley TO ih'p
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