New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. April %. 1873.

EEw-YoRK, Saturday, April 10 io'I
The ONLY feature in the general market dur
rr the past week the Harsen" estate saie naue
nv Messrs Muller, wilkins Co. on Thursday at the
Exchange full report of which was given In this col
unp IN Fridays ISSUE with the single exception OF TINS
SALE there have been no transactions worthy oil spec
mention, but few sales having been eonsummateu Ny
private contract
The real estate market thus far during this Spring sea-
son hiss had many thing contend against
An unusually backward season. with almost unnter-
rupted disagTeeable weather, and stringent money
market have tended very materially 70 IetS.u a.
ons ana a. nnhc dsnoion mas been somew hat
than otherwise could reasonably nave Deen
Is however a favorable noticeable fact In view Oh tne
manv adverse circumstances which would quito natu-
rally seriously aect prices that they nave Deen i e
son for which can probably found In the course taken
the majority OF holders, who have as RUE NC
desire TO force sales the contrary rather preferrng
10 withdraw their properties from market feeling enre
confidence In their ability 70 Iean% p' con
don OF affairs shall have become more iayor i,,c
II is beginning be fully realized by tue pubic
SPECULATIVE value in ali welllocated real estate on this
island and in The aGsce aepdant uon
rapidly increasing population togetner MIN snJ have
IN SrngSr into active demand the vacant
realty the upper end OF this island In BrooKyn au
Jersey II would appear that the natural overflow OF
NewYork should be into lower Wescheser County. anu
10 very considerable extent is the completion
of more rapid means OF communication will probably
more fayorably affect this locality than any other The
Snwnipwn or at present centrally located properties,
fear the effect will be to equallze vaues 70 tnen
detrmen doubt where. from the business centers
of this city convenient to reach the upper por
tons OF island lower Westchester as II Is pow 70
reach the present localities devoted TO resident
and will occupy more time. large portion oi our
business will prefer making their homes where they
enjoy all the benefits OF the country win aecsss
bity TO their they can at prices WITHIN
the bounds OF moderation, obtain plot OF lots,
perhaps OF acres, and ENJOY the advantages vi &
homes. This is seen IN the numbers OF our pusl
ness men who have gone over into the Long ISLAM
or NewJersey suburbs aud nave pun. IN it So,no
instances most beautiful ana costly resiuences1
others convenient and comfortable cottages. as
the season for suburban auction sales approacnes e
things are being carefully looked into by very large
proportion OF our business nen, WI" of
all locations adjacent and convenient TO the city are
being most critically weighed Thus Tar Long isianu
and New-Jersey have led in the general competition.
but Westchester County particularly those PoItous
access as is now an assured fact OF near future
undoubtedly properties Will 1Dd ready purchasers hnu
during coming TO he unusually numerous,
and but for the unlayorabe weather would nave long
since commenced During the next week tluesuay'
April 2g Mr. o. H. Plerson, long amt faVoraDy known
IA connection with Messrs A. d. Melek Jr, q Brother,
on the premises the East Ferry station IN Newark
n. j. fronting on Hamburg-pace Lafayette and LIN LIN
SIS, all Of which graded curbed aud naggeu Win
%icns1ve improyemepts Inc terms of sale are favor
able co per cent remain on mOrtgdge Ample
luncheon will be served on the ground Flll parEcuaIS
and descriptive maps can be obtained upon appuca'on
at the aucuOneer's office, No. Pine-st.
MI Jere. Johnson, jr., announces the sale OF large
number OF lots located at Astoria, L. L. TO be made
early in May and Messrs. A. ID. Mellck, Jr Brother
are only awaiting favorable weather before settling on
the days holding several large and important sales
OF New.Jersey properties. Notice OF these proposed
auctions will be given as soon 40 arrangements are def
Dteiy determined upon
The public sales announced 20 be made during the
next week. the Exchange. rather less numerous
than usual, although several instances specially de-
sITabe properties to be offered among winch we
would call attention TO the one 10 be made on Monday
2sth inst by Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co., by legal or
der consisting five i0uT-stOry BRICK stores and
lots located the northeasterly corner OF Broadway
made by the firm on the next day (Tuesddy com
prising 90 lots OF ground located on the Boulevard 81
Nicholas Fifth, Tenth, and Eleyenthlyes Eghty-see-
Ond One-huudTed- and twentyOurth, Obehundreu-anu-
thrtyseyenth One hundred and thirty elghth ana one
yrststS sale 10 De made Dy ordet Oh
David NJ. Garrison aud others, under tue direction or
WctmoTe Bovine, attorneys. Full particulars ana de-
seripye maps be obtained upon application at the
auctoneers' Office, No. Plne-St 49,
We append, usual, list OF the proposed public
offerings Tor the next week
The following recent private sales have been reported
Five full lots located on the northery side OF Sxynih
commencing 100 feet westerly from foufth-aNe LOT
$500 EACH and by A. L. Mordeca seven lots located on
south easery corner o: Newaye. fronting the Morn
Ingsde PARK and four on
the and three adjoining the street, size Ol the
plot lOOllXl70 for S32,5O0.