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ID. REAL ESTATE.
The Loans Of Last Week Swelled by
Renewals, Mortgages, Etc.
Payments Not So Promptly Made
---Few New Loans.
Increased Activity in Sales, Par
ticularly in Cheap Lots.
Prospects Of Rents---Real Estate in
New York and Elsewhere.

Figures seem to show brisk business the
past week, but there was really less actual loan
ing done than for any week since he.commence-
merit of the new year. Mortgages given to secure
part purchase money, and the securing of past
due Indebtedness, and tho taking care OF that
On the eve OF maturing absorb some S25o, 900 Of
t1c amount included in our tabular statement,
lraying the actual loans but little in excess of
$500 QUO. One OF our prominent hotels caius
little longer tenure OF existence, conditioned on
the payment Of oyer Sloo, 600 within three years.
This amount is included in the figures below,
but Of course is not loan in the proper sense
OF tho ter1n. For the first time 10 several weeks,
there IS considerable falling off in payment, and
there is little complaint that borrowers are
not coming up to the "Captain's Office ~ and
settling as promptly as indications promised at
tue commencement Of the year: It is to be
hoped that this is only Temporary difficulty,
and that the figures for February will be as fa-
yorab1e as those for January.
The rate Of interest maintains the advance
noted last week. No loans have been negotiated
lower than per cent TIE demand for money
Is only moderate, with but little prospect Of I'M
provenent for some weeks.
The important transactions Of the past week
were as follows:
Michigan street, 50 feet, south front, north
west corner OF Clark street, 5000, three years
at s per cent:
Ainzie street, 120 feet, south front, northeast
corner OF Dearborn agenue, $4,000, six months
at 10 per cent This is made subject to previ-
Gus mortgage Tor 1000.
Loomis street, 10 feet, east front, by 125 feet,
northwest corner Of Adams street, $4,000, three
years at s per cent '1
Warren avenue, 60 feet, north front, by 125
1eet, between Hoyue and Leavitt streets, 5000,
fire years at s per cent
Centre avenue, 211{ feet, west front, between |
Adams and Jackson streets, 5000, five years |
at S per cent
: Centre avenue, e113z feet west front, $1,000,
nve years:at per cent, property adjoining the
Wabash avenue, e177<< feet, west front, between
three years at per cent
Michigan Avenue, northwest corner Of Harri- |
sou street, Is by 13e feet, *, 700, 80 days at 10
per cent.
Ontario street, 61{ feet, north front, $50 feet
west Of Market street, $4,000, i've years at per
cent
An irTegularly shaped piece OF ground at the
m intersection Of North Clark and 1aSalle streets,
s9, ,00o, five years at 9 per cent
Ashland avenue, q By l49 feet, southeast cor
Qer OF van Buren street, $500, Eve years At 6
per cent. This is q mortgage given to the Pro-
Lection Lie insurance Company to secure bal |
afce OF purchase-money Of the property men, !
Toned. ]
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR THE WEE ENDING |
FEn. 10.
, 1877-02-11
No Change for Better or Worse in
-. Local Finances.
Tho Produce Markets Less Aetiye. and Generally
Easier...Proyisioas Not So }Ytak.
Wheat Nervous, but Tame--Oorn Steady
Other Grain Dull.
Progress Of Pork Packing, and
Stocks OF Product.
FINANCIAL.

very little new Board OF Trade paper Is offered
inc banks. The applications from mercantile and
other sources are light, and the total Of daily
additions to discount lines does Offset the loans
paid. The situation is easy ana becoming easier.
Rates of discount were sO10 per cent at the
banks to Regular customers. On the street rates
were 7 per cent and upwards.
New York exchange was quoted firm at 75c per
81, 600 premium.
Considerable amounts Of currency were shipped
to New York.
The clcarInss Of the week were reported as fol-
, 1877-02-11

The butcher-birtis are killing OF the English
sparrows imported into New England, and
writcrin the Springfield (Mass.) Republican thinks
it isa good thing. The butcher-b;rd is the most
industrious and successful mouse-catcher that
wears feathers, and his war on the sparrow re-
suits from Ills inability to find other food.
"Before the advent Of the sparrow pest," says
tue htpnokieIn writer, "springaGa, with Its
many trees, was in the summcE3fhe home OF
hundreds Of our best and most musical BIRDS
Robins, blue-birds, orioles, martins, the little
brown wren, with other insect-catcrs and hy-
catchers, populated the lawns and shrubbcry of
our homes. They are gone,-tlriven out by this
pngnacions lightweight fighter from England.
The English sparrow is already pest in En-
gland and Germany, and is treated as such, and
will SOON be accounted such here. He is already
condemned by our naturallsts In our sporting
papers, and, with his great capacity for breeding
and fighting, we must bid our sweet singers
down the sparroys
, 1877-02-11

touE Rad short clears anoted cash or bruary
anu 7c seller MARCH Cubcrlaals quiet ut sllSs5xc
nams 10 slp4c all bosGd sweet -picsied hams
Bacon quoted sic for shoulders 9sf90c for short
cxnvRsed and packed ~ wa
GEEAsE-Was quiet at 5G9c,
BEEF PIsODUCT+Nefe steady and nufet at CIR -
SSl. 5oG2.. co for hams. ' ALL
-TAlLow-Was quoted at 74a75s: for city. md eHa
1Ae ioE s9unt1v lots the inside for No = Sale was
, 1877-02-11

| AZ
NoRED.
Inc New York Deputy Superintendent Of In
shfance. Mt Mccall, announces that his Depart
ment will not recognize 3lr. Grace, the new Re
ceiTer. The Attorney General will apply for
Receiver as If Judge Pratt had not acted in til,
matter. This course is to be pursued because tn,
Insurance Department consider It desirable to tes
the question whether Receiver could be legally
appointed On the application Of a stockhoder.
The Department held that what the State creatce
the State alone con1d destroy. Mr.. Mccall has thu
ingenuity to remark that be doesn't want the Com
pany' affairs to get beyond the reach Of the De-
paEtmcnt- What good has 1t done to have then,
within reach of the Department. It WAS while
they were in that status that the Company was
gutted.
UNFORTUNATE SPECULATION m RAILROADS BIT
THE CITY OF PORTLAND, NE.
The citizens Of Portland, Me-, have made very
unfortunate investment in, railroads In 1867 the
city voted $500, 600 to the Portland & Rochester
hailroad, and similar sum to the Portland Dg-
oenshnrg Aoad. One step along this dangerous
eourse led to another and the city is now inform
ed by an Investigating Commission, appointed by
the Mayor that It has incurred IN Indebtedness OF
II, LUZ S64. This is unsecured or secured outy bY
the bonds Of the roads, collateral from which the
Commission think very little can be realized. This
debt is IL per cent the valuation Of the city and
a per capita Indebtedness OF s114 for every man.
woman, and child In Portland
LIFE INSURANCE IN OHIO.
The people Of Ohio paid 81, 798 :232 In premiums
last year to the life insurance companies doing
businessln thatStatc, Ofth1s sum I'LL but 1851. 4a2
was paid to foreign companies In Ohio there are two
sAte and forty-siL foreign companies The Gin.
clnnatl Gazette accepts correct tho estimate OF
experts that OF these only tweye are sound. 1t
calculates that there are about thirty companies
cOjFHct1DU for
, 1877-02-11

ALBERONf'S SALT-CELLARS.
Cardinal A1beFoni had large quantity Of Sill
yer plate, aud among other articles be possessed
various salt-cellars, wrought In the form OF DIFF
fereut auimals 4 friend Of his, borrowed
salt-cellar made in the shape Of tiger, but for
got to return 1t for some time. At length, after
the lapse of some six or seven months, he sent it
back! requesting at the same time the loan OF
desired to'sec the person who Ind brought he
message 'You are sent, "said he, :'by the Sieuor
to borrow one OF my salt-cellarsln ayes, your
Eminence; / am his steward" You will be
good enough to to tell your master that lent
him one III the form Of tiger, which is one Of
the swftest animals on the earth, and It has been
more than six months in returning; were I to
lend him The tortoise, which is the sloyest Of
animals, l fear it would never ueturn.''
, 1877-02-11
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts aod shipments
OF the leading articles OF produce in this city
during the twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
On Saturday morning and for the corresponding
day last year:
, 1877-02-11

HFA&t
lures closed barely steady: Feh-,.. - 97!ac:su.
n &c; March, ID o-loc; April. laxc. H.. ~ ls'1aa
June. IL 3a-3ac; July, u i3-1s7,Y ~. 1919,
- -ci september, 13x913 1a.r,os aura,
~ t-'.91s l-l6c; December, Ias Ia rass os1oaes,
fLouR-Reecfpss, 1900 brIs; le.s do,n..
caangea. Kse -four auer sad uuchaneeda ''iees ~.
Observation-Disclosures -: i.
~. os1ls-"heat-Quet %L but steady; reeeTn,, :,
bu; limited milling demand: sbian.,. sV'A sSV 1afru
spring. st-ls@1.a5; Now YorS snrI,. VI; y, nns'aasd
Milwaukee. s1.+tG1.4s; No. cnlca.o ,os,.s Sts Sa
sl*7a- barley generally. uuchaaoei h. ~ Eo's.
Lori CosnwEeceipts g. c00 bu; new laver - as8e
1nar asx hume 1F71e detEa q; wcser nt..4 r1. 4
Eew unSraded yellow Western. ~. an9sasel #
mixed: mixed 5ass oassAarkst duil: esm e,;1nn 10 ns
wess4:; w6ite DO 4s; 81; Western nlzed sad IL. srs
HoTs-Duiiii and and aaaeaanssdL unebanssd
and weak Far to eood 1e;ntaa uteena9zed sagr qet.
~, ~ asesd sas sas;F III iSss ssi.,ss
PeTRoLEua-I,ull aud so1tnaI. crI;. ,,,<.-
2g:fe; r. avs 10: cases nominal stuae 1le Fsaua
Ii1Ltow- ~ t,s- !, d. 1t s,s g J-1vc.
SeiEirs sTusExxrlSsNEasitss1' 1t x,xa.s. +:
ESSs-iieas:: s.s,, Western. 10 ZIG. w. ~
Io Grande sty 1tenloek soe Bueuo, Ay. ~
~ cafofn,s ' 10. a:aaes; sonnoa nna
,rst MsooI1Qniet - hut lrm; domestic i dses s,,t,
rRorts.oxs-Pork dniI md lover: ,n.v No.. 80:
staSir. ~: tsnTasy SiGo- Beef qntet: ~ Ssina 1:as
pulk clear ddcs ezc. Dresss hos 9;af nrees e,.s %
., LaFd anfss but steady; prime stsan az
9Errx.- -Msavy; western. 1aeoo:. ~: -
WnIsxr -,ia1kst tiai & s,.o,al.o7,6 ::::
gais: en aulf lffoD1ts oD stfa.5: 1asst m
s9 IS t:o American, lss:os. ussia sheetas Iss ~
NMls-s:eady: cut s3.oo; c1tneh. &. .oa. -
No. 8. cUGaa6c. "~A' 7a@a'sa1;
, 1877-02-11

.qreen Hans-shipped for the week S, a28 pcs,
aEalst =. o. W,eI lat ytar since Nor l.
lsss s ~ ss pcs aRalns $751; III pcs corresponding pc
dcrs. - ~ oA7
Mxss PoEK--Was less active, and declined o5c per
or clo5nT someEhas 1rraeF. 15c below the latest
prices " Friday Salcs reported OF 500 brls cash
At 75Sc5 90: oo $50 bris seller March at SIS sS
Total 10 sO brls The masef closed steady At si 4;
for round lss cash seller February: $l5 @ ss!1cr
May. -"
Prime mess was quotel at sis. 5osa14 GO, and cx1ra
quotation f-'3Ae ~
Ano-Was less active. aud declined loc per 100 ,bs
3u closed nFer ut only below the latest prices OF
Friday Sales were renofed Of IL tcs feiler Marc.
20: and L. Coz seller ,prtl a. TO- w.
III 4; io Iotal p 20 tcs 1nsrset close s:eady Il
SIo 50 cash Q. sefler February; $iDOE seller
Mnrsh; sllo29@l105 seller April; and l7eaI120
rMEATs-Were in moderate demand for shipment to
EUROPE With probably more doing than was renorred
Ihere was not much trading for future delycrT Thc
tone o. Re market vas s1eaicr than for some time
past, With fever offerings quotations. Sales we're
reported Of lco o9xes shoulders At ;alc; LEO boxcs
lonx anu short clears >: Ss. cog s. C4 per 100 Rs
9 en2 as short RIBS at 50 J7tc cash and ss Is
sS 67 seller Apr1i also 4ou b0xs do cash Tfe
ioo"lhG are the sl;ted meats:
, 1877-02-11
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

10 CVHRE5FUNUENTE, . -7T7.. r.
'*H. L. S."-WoEmald's 'sChesJ onan,ng,, =
as good as any for an amateur. !: =.
Correct solution to Problem No. 81 ,ee,f,,3
from ". H. ovington. C. A. Perry, E. B.t.
E. A. swarth, A. iIens',el, L: J. Ciawson IL.
F. s. Waits. c. E. Scaton. ). 0. Price, E. RI.
Sam, and 10 Adams-st., city; Chess Clab. He,as.
burg, ILL.,; G. E. Meyer, Frcenort, Hit 4
= fo5inson. H!1ss. W.uona. MINI; e., Turner, nj; 6
ton, Ia; Fl. L. s., .Litchie1d, 3l:nn. n s
Thompson, Hyde Park, III. e. Brodie, Austiu, d.
Correct solution TO Enigma No. q received fram
Z. Il Perry, 4: Henshel, and L. T. Swa;th, etT;
kt-. Turner, III. -
Correct solution 70 End Game received frpmc,;
=. a., teEr5. A.. Hcnshel, and E. Barbe, city; Chess
, 1877-02-11


pressing wants Of Western consumers Seed
were quiet except timothy, which continues II
good demand and steady. Clover was easy,
being more plentiful. Dealers quoted hide.
dull and weak. Potatoes were in moderate
request, choice lots being scarce and steady. Or.
auges and apples continue In fair local and country
demand and steady, while other green fruits are
rather quiet but unchanged In price, being in lin
tied stock. Poultry was In far local request. Eggs
were lower, fresh being quoted Ut 1sc.
Rail frejghts were quiet and unchanged, but
rather weak: generally quoted at 40c on grain 10
Boston, 35c to New York, and about 30c to Phila-
de1phia md Baltimore. Meats were quoted 10c
per 100 lbs above grain and meats to Liverpool by
steam at 55980c- Grain room to Liverpool was
freely offered at 45c In specie per leo lbd-
Lake freights were quiet and firmer than hereto
fore quoted, &c being paid to Buffalo on corn for
two vessels to lie in harbor till the opening OF
navigation. The mild weather has opened the
river, aud invites loading to save storage in cle-
vator. j.,
GOODS RECEIVED
at Chicago Custom House Feb. 10, 1877: Ander-
son, Olsen Il Co., Is dry goods; Field Letter
d Co., cases dry goods; kuntzler j. Hargi 4
cases cigars; Keith Brothers, case hosiery; j.
Zunkau, E cases artificial flowers, casks olive
oil; Elsin Witch Company, case watch mnterial.
PROVISIONS.
hog PRODUcTs-Were less actfve, aud inclined
early 10 weakness, but became steafer In the latter
part Of the session. with less anxiety SELL The re-
weakness has chiefly been brought about by
ence to tho fact of big stock OF pork here which has
dragged down other thncs with 1t, though meats and
lard far from being In excessive stock here else
where The advance In rn frctXhts near the beginning
Of tile year cut off the foreign demand for meats aud
ahout TINT time speculative demand for pork sprung
up under which the packers turned all their attention
, 1877-02-11
sample :: ss apsa dsi1sres25 g III: a i
BY TELEGRapn~
FOREIGN Cfr1cs., :,

FOREIGN CITES; =
soeciaf nsnasca 10 ne -.
L1vEErooL- Feb. lo-1i:so =. N nApsas .,,aaas
Cd; No. 2 Ges. '-FtocR-yo, =,
ea*ls-"heat-Wtnter. No, I. ~. :. ~
spring No. l. 1os ea: No. To-: .h1,: tt,: No. i u.
No. 2 los ID; club. No. i. III. % E ~ I'd 81.
=. Gorn.Ssw No: !. :ss Cd: No. !. y. 40 = 10. Il
2ss od; No. =. :.5s Sd ~ ID: Cd Sa.
rrog1s.oss-rork. 81, ID. Lard, =. :s..
LIssaFool- Feb. lo.-Corroy-.s... 50. !. -:
ate 'lel9e5sd; sales 1900 bales. md a,u,e<
export J. ooo: American. to. ooo. Speculation .aa
~ .'.,' eAosTcFps-caasornsa shtte vb.,. -.
10 elao los 51@iis; No. 70 No. ,o4a 10. tslo 81;
~,nIer los sd9ls Four-wcstern :. c,n.s ,ossa 3D. 10
Corn-Westero mixed 25s sda2;s ~. caaal ID
CTS 80. oats-Amertcan. asza. n new CON. st,a
Pea*-cana.iau, 37s, >4' a. Bssey, Il ~
CLOVER KsEsD-Amertcaa, 7saso.
Prov's'oxs-Mess pork. eg,>'' 1,... ?
33s. ""AouS elE1t, "a. sh.. "4ta-
TALLow-Amcgfcan. 4i.nl s'eaf
SPIRITS PErHDtyUW-In. a.
LtfsREb OiL-27sGd Aeaaea do. lR5 II
SPtciTs TNEPENTiNK-1ss' ~"
CHEEsE-Fine American =. !,
A1ruS, ASrwgS,,r rfo. ~ n~srtKtrs Traprx71v.
, 1877-02-11
To date, TO s,a.<. To ,.at<, ;t,,s; 7":s
1877. 1876. 1875. 1876

The same authority has received returns from fty-
two points, including ali the prominent in tie
Mcst giving he stucks Of provisions most Of them,
Ths D"ieftn aays: Easca the reports recciv VI.
West at n oU brig q PORK 81 co brs at other
cnts of pork and tcs OF lari with the various
cuts of 11ats In the SAME proportions Tuk,u: the
East wes end I'd s2nth the aEsresate stocks
oh pork aod 30 COZ Of iard. The total oroduc-
:tu:l ~ the West last seasol was 300 578 brs PORK
there are nEurcs for comparison, It may be stated
stated that the stock In the West, reported Is not
The sollywtn: wsSs tae s:ocxs Of pork. lard, and
Secretary 0f the PORK -Packers' AssQcistfon: -
, 1877-02-11

Same rs the above, dated Feb 7...... 5000
WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF SEVEN
NILES or THE COURTHOUSE.
1ielne st. $50 st Of Armitase road, ef,
.!1l1:5 IT. with building, dated Feb. rs i, $50
California az. near cor Cortland St
II, :0xlc0 # with buildings GATED Feb. o 1900
Aelnc st, Is It n Of Wabansia, " I, 25x
10 8-10 #, with bui1ding dated Feb.
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Any article under four pounds
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garments, a speciality. Our cloth
surface coat combines two garments
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We are now offering them at the extremely
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When ordering, state size around chest,
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Reliable parties desiring to see Il goods,
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