, 1880-11-28

leave the market comparatively bare, and
those who come after will probably have to
| bid more.
Among other negotiations virtually closed
but not ready for publication are the sale ot
| one Of the best business corners for S400, ,00(
cash and the purchase by . prominent
theatrical manager
| OF n1GH-rR1cED CORNER
for the erection of what Is intended to be the
handsomest theatre in America.
In the transfers of the week was the sale by
Messrs. Garnet s. Thomasson Of the build
fngs 14I to 153 Fifth avenue, with lot 79xl19,
for n. S. Ray to Edward..Waller, for S105, 600.
The building is four stories high, and has an
alley all around ii. Alr, Charles Follansbee
has sold, through his attorneys, Hutchinson
| 4 Partridge, the block on the south side Of
Twenty-second street, between State and
! Wabash, 200 feet deep, for $145, 900. This
| ends very complicated litigation, and leaves
! handsome surplus for the owner. The pur-
chaser was Mr. Henry c. Rev, who also
| bought during the week
TEN ACRES
| on Forty-drst, between Grand boulevard and
Charles street, for Sl05, 900. This lot was
sold By Mr.. George A. Seaverns, who
bought it few months ago fbr $4,000. Mr..
Rev has also bought for $500 foot the
southwest corner of Michigan avenue and
Twenty-frst street. The Crane Building, 118
Monroe street, 26111x1o0 has been disposed
Of by Alr. Albert Crane for 1000. The new
double store just built by Mr.. Potter Palmer
on Adams street, east of Dearborn, has been
sold by him for S56, 900.
One agent, Afr. JACOB We'll, reports that he
hpc ccr1l t.,w}1 -f- H.
past month, Of which the particulars are
withheld from publication.
Tho tract of 5oox12S on Calumet avenue,
between F0rty-sixth and Forty-seYeath
streets, sold some time since by Gen. John
foot, has since been sold to Mr.. Y. L. Otis for
feet OIL the Drexel boulevard, between Forty
fifth and Forty-sixth streets, for 500 d foot.
The safe referred to below Of the north
west corner of South Water and State for
$4,000 shows an advance Of $4,000 in few
months
Hyde Park property is becoming more
active. A sale Of 100N15O was made ut the
corner of Flfty-seyenth street and Monroe
for $500. Co..
The sale of the Lake-Front to the Illinois
Central is not yet consummated. The ordi-
nance prepared by the railroad was not sat-
isfactory to the Mayor, and the opposition of
the unwilling property holders has not been
overcome.
Schrader Bros, sold fifty feet at the south
east corner Of Chicago avenue and May
street, with Improvements, for $4,000; two
story and basement brick dwelling, corner Of
Huron and State streets, for $1,000; two lots
corner Belmont and 1loyne, in Lake View,
S375; two lots adjoining, $3.50; two lots on
uoyne, south of Belmont avenue, $50; lot
OIL Halsted, near Forty-ninth, $500; lot 30x
100, on the dummy road, near Wellington,
at S35 per foot; two lots on Thirteenth place,
near Wood, S375 each; four lots on Twelfth
street, near Wood, at s735 lot.
T. 3. Boyd sold for Mrs. Hoodle:s, to Mrs.
u. G. Hickey house and lot 25x1S0, east
front, on Prairie avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets; for I. f,
Ankey, Of Dcs Moines, Ia, to Nr. Marr, No.
ST North Peoria street, for 800.
c. b. Sawyer sold to II. K Elkins fifty feet
on Indiana avenue, east front, joining the
Gallup Block, between Sixteenth and Eight
eenth streets, for Sl5,0oo Ito be improved.
IN THE SALES OF THE WEEK
were 25x1Ss feet on West jackson street, east
Of Latlin, s., 125; 119xl15 on Arnold, south
east corner of Twenty-third, Sl0,50o; 2sx105,
improved, on West Madison, near Wool,
$3.50; undivided Is Of zoo feet to Canal on
North Halsted, north of North Branch,
$1,000; 12s feet to alley on Sophia, east Of
Sedgwick. 5000; 40xl00 on Van Buren,, east
of Clark, $14, 600; 60x100, northeast corner Of
West Harrison and Aberdeen, S7,475; 24x10o,
improved, on Blue Island avenue, southwest
corner Of Sixteenth street, $500; 5ox14o on
West Twelfth, east Of Canal, 5000; Is
feet to Centre avenue, on Blue Island ave
nue, $1,000; 1o0x16l on southwest corner Of
Michigan avenue and Forty-second street,
$1,000: 50x15o on North State, north Of
Goethe, SG,75o; 50x100 OIL North Wells street,
sonth of Elm, 5000; 23x1o5 improved, on
West Madison, near Wood, $500; undivided
three-dfths Of so 8-10x119 on Michigan ave-
nue., south OF Twenty~tirst street, S., 100; 80x
IS on South Water, northwest corner of
State, Stj0, 900; 40x60 on Franklin, north Of
Randolph, $o7,0oo; 23ox100 on Beach, north
west corner Of Taylor, $4,000: 5ox9o, I'M
proved, on Twenty-fitth, east of State,
Sl4,o00; 25x125, improved, on Dayton, south
of Webster avenue, 5000; 23x100, improved.
On Wisconsin, $1,000; 205x1T2 on Morgan.
corner Of Maxwell, $1,000; 10 feet
10 sal1ey on state street, south OF Peck court
$4,000; 150x16l on Michigan avenue, south
Of Forty-second, S105oo.
The following instruments were filed for
record Saturday, Nov. 81:
CITY PROPERTY.
Sherman st, 3.3 it n Of Harrison, 1, q
M it. dated Nov. q "a Ibert jerks to p
Prairie av, las # of Twenty ninth ct, G
/, 5u1l71 #, dated Nor. q {E. c. Splnney
to Marvin Hughirt). rt)............... 1850
Shurtlc6 av, ESQ It s Of Thtrty-flrst st, "
+. 35xi25 It, dated Nov. rs Wames L,
clapp to Michael S. Fiuegan} 100 |
kansas st, 80 # " of Thrnop, ST, 5oxlos
#. dated Nov. 22 u. II. Clowry to Dun
Fulton st, aa t Of Park piace, 4 t, 44 Az"
1ll0 fl, dated Nov. - Mitchell and Cray
to George W. Reynolds) s).. ZEN |
North Franklin st, G cor Of Centre, " t.
" tt, running to Clark st; also " I. 168
#, to nllcy; also North State st, 89H It
of Scott, " (, Aa11 111D tt, improved
dated Nov. (Adplph Olsen to Carl o.
oA5Nf} 0QUM 1
clcatcr st, $50 # OF Division " I, 25x
1.,5 f. improved. dated Nnv o7 Erohn