, 1874-11-15

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| In SAN FRANC1sco,
One Of the conditions OF real-estate activity is
lowness of the rate of interest. The rate o1
| loans has been remarkably cheap in San Fran.
cisco for some mouths. The Hlbernia Bank oi
/ that city now makes loans of more than $40 0OC
for per cent. One of the consequences of thit
ease in borrowing has been revival Of real
estate speculation. The RedtEstate Record, OF
San Francisco. says:
"The real-estate market last month WAS in a
state Of ttnder, aud it only required few more
foolish buyers to set it in 4 blaze Greatly in
dated prices have recently been paid on Market.
Dupont, Post, Geary, Fourth, and other streets
inside. The payment Of an e1travagant price BY
one excited person always develops greater ex-
cite,nent in another who ia willing to parr with
bis money still more recklessly. It seems as
thoug b everybody wanted to buy Oh the streets
named, and owners who were wiling to sell have
hardly known what e1trayagant price to ask !;
they have been advancing their demands almost
every day, too, and buyers nave been yerdant
enough to allow them to do go. We need not
say that no one will, in the end, be benefited by
'.They think that money is very cheap at
Chicago since fhe rate Of interest was reduced
to per cent; here the rate is but s per cent on
large and per cent on email loans. Buildings
can now be erected in Chicago at reduction OF
50 per cent from the rates charged . year ago.
Brick are worth only Sc per 1000 there; here
they are worth s1S.50."
VALUE QE REAL AND PERSONAL MASBA-
CEuSETI3.
The Boston Journal has published its annual
statement Of tha real and personal estate of NIL
towns Of Massachusetts The total taxable
valuation Of the State, exclusive OF personal
property and deposits OF savings institutions, is
over last year. Only three counties report
losses. The gain exceeds that OF last year
Sl,000, 900, and that Of last year by 92 00o, ,000
BUILDING PERMITS
1xSSt r1Afr = kA1 n}1
front. 25x108. No. 366 State street.
C. Morlnger, two-storv and basement, brick,
25xG0, No. 364 Twenty-fourth street.
A. Il. Uphon, three-story and basement, brick,
25160, No. IS Third avenue.
J. T. Farrar. one-story and basement, brick,
21x48, No. 357 Mohawk street.
II. y: Cleland, two-story aud basement, stone
front, 25x53, No. 321 Warren avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Ray. two-atory and basement: brick,
26156, on North LaSalle street, near Oak.
Michigan Avenue Methodist Church, two-story
and basement, brick, 24x40, on Michigan avenue,
near Thirty-third atreet.
G. s. Bullock, three-storv 8nd basement, stone
front, 221Sx55, No. 413 North Dearborn street.
e; "; Bltchford, tvo.story and basement
brick, 72173, No. 377 North LaSalle street.
N. Alien, three story aud basement, brick, 50x
20, Milwaukee and North avenues.
THE WATTLEs FARM.
The title to Is acres IL the southwest corner
OF Sec. IA, Town Of Worth, known as the Wattles
Charles 4. Andrews.
PROSPECTIVE REAL ESTATE LOTTERY IN NEW
YORK.
Stimulated by the ilIegitimate SUCCESS which
has attended tho operation Of several lottery
schemes throughout the country, combination
is forming with the object of dlspos,ng Of the
Fisk Grand Opera-House and adjacent property
in Like nanncT- At the close OF active hostili-
ties against jay Gould be transferred 70 the
Eric Company the Grand Opera-House, and
to FtH EIrftf ~
Twenty-th1rd and Tweuty-fourth streets. When
the estate James Fisk, Jr., Was settled, an in
terest in the property was aso ceded to the
Erie COMPANY, which is now in full pos
sssi0n sad remote %e' o Property Tho 6spg 5ss sdn
tre OF the Company, the Directors have
voted TO return to the depot at tho foot of
Duane street, n. r. Tho latter building is un-
dergong repairs, and it is expected that the
change will take place in December. Hence the
uptown property is offered for sale. The COM
bination which is forming is headed By thea-
tre-ticket speculator OF New York, who is en-
dcaving to enlist substantial pccuniary aid aud
respectable names in behalf OF the enterprise.
as the main prize, aud the rest of the property
as minor premiums. Ticket-ofices are to be
opened throughout the country and even abroad.
and 2'5o0, 600 numbers are to be peddled ont to
those who will buy them. The prospects of the
success OF tho scheme are not good.
TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're fled for fec-
ord Saturday, Nov. "A:
cr1 PROPERTY.
Ashland ~, s e cor OF Carroll st, " 1, 1nox17f.<
It. datea Oct 26 Is. D. Weakley TO Charles T. |
B.aelek st, 2ss sio It Of Rockwell st; T. '''t1S
6oxi25 It, dated Nov. .1a.................. 49,. LOCO
Green q, IS fss of Madison st, WI, 251la5 i,
st dated Nov. H. :....:..:... 5000
IT. Nth + bu3ldnes. I'd dated July 25..: 1000
aa1st1ngs rs 9, l2o r. OF Paulina st, sf, 24xl24
West Division st, 40 It Of Wood II, II, ak
uu II, NTH improvements, dated Nov. H. 2lpo |
Hastings st, 20s it Of Ashland az, ST M11a1
II; 1!so Rockwell ct, cor Of Congress st, |
roTll l. 2oxiol r. dated Aug. 7:............. 46oe
I2tT astsS 81 ~ lee. =, Of Latin st, I, OK
Congress M Psrk, l42 It . Of West Van Buren, st.
l, I41Il 4 It, dated June 5 INN
venom EMO ar 142 # Of Thirty fourth ct, I.
caiumet :, y; Sa3 aafed T. S9y % a. 10000
sorE or H. dated Oct $500
OF coUnt-Housk |
Michigan ~, n cor Of Fotty-fourth stvf
<;rovs Tsrtuar y, a1.ea Az oa1 :; 10000
IS It TO alley, dated Nov. TO-, ea,o |
Champlaln AZ, 191 40 # Of Forty-secont st e'o
I, 501126 It. dated sept. 26. asno |
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS FOR THE WYE.
The following is the total amour. of citr md
suburban property within = radius OF ? m,es ~
the Courthouse. transferred during tho weet A.
ending Saturday, Nov. II:
cx.z - 80. sales. Consideration,
Sn--.hp ~ ~. w S50a, ,333
souti. Of c.s1 iints ''''''-'' - 9.ts0
S0 ~ e4'' '''A4@'"-'.'...--."'-.- " 13o. $50
4o'a4.'-'"..''.'.. III <2&347s