, 1874-07-13

given up, and q sooond paper Started, but il W was
ealll loas fayorably received.
col, gc0yr DOES NOE WANT
tho Huntington 4 Quincy or tho Michigan Con-
,at, tral united With tue Ponnsylvania Contral la
could not With any prudence engage In such an
undertaking at tirno uhen iss rovouuoa nro 40
seriously ttIeatonod It may bo 'nnthoritattvcly
atntcd Tint tho plan for n grand u1,ton depot
SOME eALgs OF TIE wEEu.
OTTO Of tho most Important salcH Of tho week
ts Tint Of The lIaw!oy D'opk," opposite InE
TM,uSF n Building It. is 5oxg2! feel and atantla
born atroctu. It Inns Ioon sold BY 11oury L. 1IIll,
for tho ownor, to Ar. E. .. 1lllott. of tho lato
firm q illicit Il King, lr,nber dealers, for
s25o. zoo. There m is mortgage for s1l6. 900 npon
re property, which e IL aaaltnod by the purchaser.
ss5e6o easHS and slo@o,oub @ fn'a il anluprovoi
Calumet, ;, and michigan ayonues' Iotwooi,
rostynlnth For md rftynn;h stfeots 91d n3a
Michigan ayenuo, near ar rwolith atroet. Ths
Hnwloy Building is nov rented FOR about ga. .2oo
Commerce pays about $4,000 for tho corner Of
fico... After tho saio was made to hir Jillott,
agent Of s235, ,ooD, ,-s110,000 cagi,, besides tho
assumption or tho mortgage.
Tho lIawloy Dlccle WAS offorci In February last
ut 1900. 900, aud In May at s2o5,00o. Tho owner
tnal1y wltrawng tho property when tho lat
Knsror bros. havo sold fftoon acres adtoin-
Ing 11naBo's Tarl. Waklllolu1. for a Jewish cenl-
ctary. Several lfobrew congregations viii unto
" w B. S9sFe Rsraos CO. hG hs1s aoi 5as foot on
the south side Of Superior street, cast Of st.
Clair for =30,t0D. Ton houses nra to DO oroctod
ut once Oh tlia property by tho purchaser.
Warre,l Keeney 4 Co: ha.o sold 1,20o feet,
1,As, 1tft,fA +7$ Il .$3 p}f
Kcouoyh Tidgo- o-subdirislon il, South Evanston,
10 Charles =, 1runnr, for $50 900.
Moray Il N1a8ilt hayp aold brick stores No. a.
md IG South Wnter street, for 100000, one.
II. i. E1drcd has sold 8 bocIs in Walnut
Hills Snbaiyiaion for II. T.. Collins to a. G.
Clnrk for $d5000; also for s1mo party to Will
lam n. Truo, blocks Ia saun, for al2, 600;
nino, Blocks and 10 namo, for $4,000, and
Dlocls a1ld 8, sumo, uldor contract, for ELL
, II. e. Marble has sold No. 0G Washington
Htroot, four-ttory stono front building aud lot,
20x186 feet, for sa7 600, oil cash.
\. J. -. n, French laye sols1 lot 321164}}4
feet OIL Wabash avonne,' No. 1920 with two
story md basement brick building. to D. Harry
Hummer, for @10,Q00.
por|ey Webster hns sold Blocks 115 and 1876 |,
also, Lots 10 to 20 Block 11o, nnd a strip nd
joining tho rniIroad, at MelroBc, for $12500.
popo j. Stedman layo sold 90 acroa III Sec. 10,
SO, u, for 130.000.
Jarnos r. Keeney lae sold Lots Is to 18,
Hocha and Lots :, Il. and Il, Block &, Keazio s
Keeneys Addition to EyauBton, to Christopher 9.
Nowell for slG, COO. Alao lots 10 to 40, Block .,
Whites Addition to EsanBton, to Christopher Q.
lIowoli. for &17,GD0. Also Lota to 8, and 25 to
2s, Block t, koeney & Rims Addition to Eyans-
ton, 70 same party, for *1o. 500.
T. ". Peck has sold No. 1U2G Wabash arenne,
improved e15,oD0. Mr. Peck also purchased 6O
fcot on Michigan avonue, south Of Fourteenth
street, improved, FOR $S22 900.
D. ". Dalsor has sold G6 foct front On Twenty
aecoud street, near Gencsoe avenue. for Gil, 600.
neeman Il Hantf have atsld 4BK30 foet Oh
South Water street, oast Of Wabash Avenuc, for
$4,000.
Charles E. Culver has sold "a feet front by
200 feet deep OIL LoopslB street, north OF Van
Buren stroet for &22, ,0o0
John ". Goewey 1las sold 80 feot on Monroe,
northwest oorncr Of Leavtt street, for &21 500.
Henry I. Jones hns sold 80 feet ut the north
s west @ cornor OF Mouroo aud LeaFitt streota, for
William O. Dandy has sold 75s1oe feet at tho
streets for $50, $50,
Edward L. Amos has sold undivided 4 OF
sollthcaat K Of Sec. 81, 38. Is. for t45, ,oDD.
John u. Warren has sold Blocks and 2 in VAR
rcn g Addition to Wildwood for $25, 900.
THE LOAN MARKET.
July opened fairly, but Tho loan businesb the
present month seems likely to prorp dull. The
total business dono iu this department tho past
cercn days foots up 81 ,430, 4Ga, and Of this
auonsit Sy78. 900 waa comprisod within tho first
four days: The largest single consideration was
$4,000, tits genolal average Of each instrument
was about 8, ,701-and tho ioans p'aeed by ai1 Of
tho prlncipul firms flguro Ut $780, 400. During
tho corresponding poriod last ysar, tho largest
loan negotiated vas a500,000 by railroad cQr-
puratiou, tho gouetal average Of each instrument
was Sa,d ,d57, mud the business OF the Mx firms
previously referred to stood ut e5eG, 100. Con-
seryatlsln rules the market. both borrowers and
1epders arting in careful manner. The loanH
negotiated are au,all in amount and applicants
for money aro less numerous than tlcY wore in
either Alay Or June.
COMPARATIVE RIArEltENT FROM July TO july II,
JULY, 1874. Il JULY, 1878.