, 1876-07-09

L1StT1n1lE1ts
Trust-deeds
Mortgages.



.,-ne r7rcsence here Of several Eastern parties
during the week With 4 large amo1znt OF money
they were dcsirous Of investing in productive
real estate has had It's influence on real estate
matters, whlcl, otherwise would have been al
most hopelcssly dull. The weather has been by
turns 50 rainy and 50 hot as to interfere serious
II witl. the sales OF suburban property. Inc
list Of transactions for the week follows, but
does not include any sales OF note:
D. ]. Mccormick sold house and @ iot on YAK
street. east Of Rush street, for $l4.0U
J, D. Jennings sold the undivided onc-s1xth
interest in the business block at the southeast
corner Of Lake and Clark streets, for $25,oW:
L. Crocker sold house and lot on Marshtleld
eycnae, south Of Taylor street, 44z1o0 feet, for
Frank A. Hcnshaw sold 20 feet front by 100
! feet deem on Randolph street, 80 feet west OF
Fifth avenue, to J. ". Williams, for S.5,o00.
John Long sold to J. fare f e.eos o. Co., ,stxest G2a
Loring 4. Chase sold for s. 7. Sherwood the
two~story and basement marble-front house and
lot st No. Langley avenue, Tor $l2VW'
Trustees Subdivision, Sec 16, 80, 13, with i'm
prorements, for SO 900.
". II. Derby sold 3oo1l6o feet On the south
east corner Of State and Fifteenth streets, to =.
". 4. Emendorf sold store and lot on Canal
street. north Of Washington street, Tor S20,ooo-
TRANSFERS.
Mr.. David Morgan, Of Irondale, Jefferson
County, O., has acquired tite BY waTrantS
Town 81, Is, including five blocks in Clifton, an
Addition to Washington Heights; 7471
acres In Sec 36; 147 acres in Sec Is; and 60
acres in Sec e. All this property I,s tS contiguous
The Same party has also purchased ~
ncres In Sec. a, 3s, Is, southwest OF Avondale,
In the Town of Lake The total consideration
expressed is 1851 900, and many Of the transfers
arc made subject to some heavy incumbrances.
SALE OF L FURNACE -
Prof james Cherry, geologist, OF Chicago. SO
veil known through his cxtensiye connect1on
with the mining interests Of the West, has ne
: gotiated sale Of the lrondale, O., blast tur-
5ace, rolling mill, coal mines, mineral lands, and
Villare to q partv Of Chicago capitalists, the
mice paid being $433,000. The property sold is
one of the most complete estabhshments IN our
country, ard vii be actively operated qy tae
purchasers to fill large contracts now on hand:
Possibly no better evidence can be adduced Of
the approaching recovery Of the mining aud
manufacturing interests OF our country from
che lcthargy occasioned BY the panic than the
cotiatfon several other large interests OF SINH
Tar character, and that in the past few years he
has secured the Investment Of European and
other capital in American mines, manufacturers,
and railroads to an aggregate OF over s1f,oo''
900.
L.
The following plats were nled LOT record tue
past week:
l. Potwin's SUBDIVISION q a. tna1 paIt ly1as Z
south OF Monroe street, OF Lot ana casL 19 Lol
8 Block 8, Rockwell's Addition. This subol-
tides some 19S feet frontage On West Monroe
street. rllnninr back to Wilcox street, into nine
jots. 1usse 4''o a. -'1A4
4cy aEcnus- II, p,-..+,- -po.rhd,..;e;on IF J.ots
George "; fncKeths sT1s1 e,i;,i ~
II. q .3- anu ~, IN bock " wv ouusi, 41'a -
sion Of the s.. H al the n =. OF tue ~;
W. Il Sec. 81, 80, II. These lots have az cas'
front on South Park avenue, corner OF Thirty
fh;ri street. The corner lot has now d frontage
~ en s5100 fert. and the three others % feel
u ~ @oA'o ASS''
eaou' ,,,>s;,;-;o. ~ fra acres IN the n, E. u
~ scc. m T !. 3. Il, between Eighty-cighth AMI
81 Eichty.ninth M streets, Town Of Hyde Park: =,
/. 4 subdivision Of another tive acres tn tne
xamc quarter SECTION, between Eighty-scVent1
sn] E?chtv-eip]th streets.
RroinaT1f,e Subdivision OF 150 feet fronting
-. Wanaa., acon1,n hctwrnn Thirty-secouS
ga GA a.4 u tos43 streets into seven lots.
d snod1s1s1on OF Lot ...tI pI ~ ~ snut1
BlockA, Canal trustees S4pul'!slpa - nuosI
fraction Sec ~, ~, IL LUIS seouA!sion. .sI.