, 1881-03-20
INSIDE PROPERTY.

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The triangular vacant lot avcraE Eing thirty
FIVE feet each side northwest corner of Mil
waukee avenue and Canal streets. where it
intersccts with West Lake street, has been
sold for $500. This corner is to be iIntle~
diately improved with a thrce-story brick
building. Since Jones IL Saughlins' iron
warehouse has been located opposit this
section has been canvassed as the possible
ceutre for the heavy iron trade of this city.
Its accessibility to the Pittsburg s. Fort
Wayne Railroad, over which the great bulk
OF heavy iron goods arrives, and the North
western, the Milwaukee s. St. Paul, Chicago
s Alton. and Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy
Railroad freight-houses, gives considerable
color to the rumors atloat regarding the new
Use to be made Of Canal and West
Lake Streets The saving Of carriage would
be enormous, and fur business purposes the
location would be not too FAR removed from
the business centre Of the city. 1t is said Mr..
Ryerson has bought large lot on Clinton
street for iron purposes, and that offers Of
$3.50 front foot have been recently made for
lets on Canal street, near West Lake street,
and refused.
No. 5;4 West Lake street, fronting south on
Union Park. with two-story and basement
$50 to sixteen~foot alley, has been sold for
S6. 7G1.
i. a. Bragg g. Co. report the following
sales: Nos. EOS, 21o, and ol2 Wabash avenue,
two-story stone-f front block, with lot 60x165
feet, for SIS, 600; Nos. IL and - Clark street,
four story stone-front block, with lot 40x40
feet, for s35,0oo; 72x16SI feet, south front,
OIL Thirty-t1rst street, between Michigan and
f6,-tjN fIcf
west front, OH State street, forty feet south
of Harmon court, with 55x40 feet, north
front, on Harmon court, adjoining, corner Ut
Victoria place, for Sl4,55o; 29Slsa feet, east
front, on Vernon avenue, ;s15 feet south OF
Thirty-hfth street, for $2,11 55xf3o feet,
northwest corner Of I1alsted and Thirty
again for 81, 80: No. 2o3:, Indiana avenue,
frl,ne cottage with lot 81 75-100X1i6 feet, for
$1,000; No. !73D Calumet avenue, two-storY
and basement brick house With frame cottage
in rear, with lot 26xl5S feet, for SOL S5xl'S
feet, west front. on Calumet avenue, 1G0 feet
north of Twenty-ninth street, for Sl.75o; and
a tract Of about II acres on tile Calumet
River, in See. IS, 81, =, for $4,000.
John G. Long sold for William 3; Phillips
d}sna d Suss p1elue. la' is fcet south of twelfth
street, with a brick barn, for Sc, 15o:
j. Ii. Bisseil recently bought for Il. r.
jenkins the triangular lot southeast corner
Blue Island avenue and Fifteenth street, 19r
$500, and before the abstract was ready sold
it for him for =, 500 cash to William Sherer,
WHO will at once put up substantial improve
mcnts oil the property, :,
Edward Gt'odriidge & Co: report the fol-
brick building with lot 2ol Johnson street,
5000; frame house and lot los' West Lake
street, 81, 500.
j. {. Maeill s Co. have made the following
sales: No. lo16 West Van Buren, street: a two
Story brick house, with lot: fur 2,00, all cash;
twenty-five feet on West Adams street, west
uf Jefferson Park, for Sl75 per foot, all cash;
it will bB improved with al elegant res
idencc; twenty-six feet oll Ashland avenne,
east t,Unt. near the jackson street poulesard
a tllree-story Gothic residence, Of Pniladel-
phia pressed brick; ;seyenty-two feet on Jack
son street boulevard, cnrner OF Wood street.
OH which one large and two twenty-toot resi-
T. 4. Iirlch has sold 200 feet on the north
east corner Of Fifteth street and Madison
avenue to Charles Morgan for s37 SO per foot
with S. t. Pitner & SOM; Blocks and IL,
Lnckwood's IS Subdivision Of n. e: OF Sec
"a s., H. to James Bowen for S2Go per acre;
Blocks >. 5, and part Of 7, Linn s. Hankin-
S, Il, to George L. Leonard for $3.50 per
acre .+ -,
H. -
T. S. Dreyer tE Co. so!d residence lot op-
posit Lincoln Park for s., ,6W;
4 sale was made on the ridge at Washing
ton Heights Ut sixty acres for S1S0O
III tile sales Of the week were ;,oXl!4 ~ -
feet on Michigan avenue, south Of Th'rty~
second street. $4,000; G134x10G on Van Blu
rem. east Of Wabash avenue. $4,000; 21xlIl
on Michigan avenue, south OF Haflu0n coult.
Sls.Ok); undivided half Of sUxSo on Dearborn
street. north of Randolph. $500; ;oa}S 49S1Wf ~
Twentyeighth, $1,000; $'xloo' I'm, in,
oof o +; twenty y-nintI,. $500; sox11 on
Wabash avenue, south nf Adams street. 80
COS; l30 s-loxaoo On Jefferson street, nortl,-
west corner Of Walnut, 81, 100; oo0xl5o on
Madison avenue. northeast corner OF Fiftleth
street, $1,000; s5X130 on West Monroe street,
southeast corner Of l.eayitt, $40, 5o0; 2zx13 Il
improved. on West Washington, s,4N: u l,5
acres on Kobey street, hetwsen Fifty.fn1rth
aud Fifth-6ftli, $500: 4SSso on NORTH Aal- djl
sted street south Of Webster avenue S',oo;
S1l5xl25 or Blaekhawk, southeast corner OF
Nn,le. S5.4OU; undivided Is Of 19I feel to
river N, Grove street, southwest corner OF SIN
teentI1. S150 eco: II 3-l0Nl25 on Orchard street,
northwest corner OF Webster lyenuet S6:5Oo;
1l5N1I, on South Halstet, south OF Madison,
Sl3.t{0: :s,xt;:,, improved. ua Oslen a;enne,
northeast corner of Washington, S7,3l3i VA
x1lS, on Twenty sixth, west OF fra!flG ave-
nuc, S., III: 100 feet on Illinois, east Or NoIIh
State, $3.50; 25xi50 on North EiarE: Soutn .n1
of Chestnut, alsn Triangle OF l1lxl3o79xxl!ut 9ix1!y
On LincoIr avenue southeast corner OF N1s-
consin, s14,5oo; 2S2<S2G lMproveMa: y oon1 IN