, 1881-08-14

some addition to the architecture Of the boS!-
ness ssGion eft; na The sjS lot 's stoTss xi is H. % and
Vii, Vii stone tone trimmings. The lower floor will
be occupicd BY the Cleveland Paper Cosn-
pany, and abovethe building will pe fitted up
Tor printing, manufacturing, aila ao once put
: ;antageous for both parties that has been
t,adt in this city, aud its successful negotla-
, don is evidently the work of broker OF.
= great experience and ability: -.
Phelps, Dodge T. Palmer have leased the 3
, ,torc. $3x1S0 now being built by Mr.. E. II:
> Sheldon, on the corner Of Adams street al2d
. Fifth avenue. Tie store will be ready for
. 3ccupa ncy Jan. ]. The rent will average UP
: @ards Of 10000 year for five years.
A STRONG MARKET FOR s1lDsUM-
: MER-
Notwithstanding the absence from the city
: :pf many leading brokers and investors, tie
reai-estate market shows ir1nr1css anu
animation greater than usufl at this time OF
year. Holders are slngularly strong i'll their
views about prices, and are encouraged by
the demand to believe that i considerable ad-
vance will be made in a month
or two. There is a good general
: Inquiry for property of all kinds,
with acres in the most request Buyers are
looking for property both north and south
Of the city. Between South Englewood and
Pullman there is a stir OF SOME Importance.
and it is whispered that, for some reason, to
be div1lged, South State street property is
to have boom. The project for an annex
to the Stock-Yards is again under discus
sion, and the fayorit locality for it is
ua 3s.9d od the IN prfSet sec Sa5as a2fth I
&c, on and about ~. J. ?: sl,erman,;s
extensive holdings there. II any such
scheme is on foot, it is not likely that it looks
to anything more than removal, to some
!! ness If the transhipment of cattle in transit
+. for the East An extension of the Cottage
Grove avenue car-line to Pullman is planned.
for an early day. Water and sewer pipes
VII haTs to 1e LAID IN n,t tte idyt S1reet
but Mr.. Pullman. holds himself in
readiness to cash all assessments for that
purpose, so as to permit Of the speedy execu-
ton Of the work LII consequence OF these
new projects, and run1ors OF projects South
Side acres are in growing request
The Connecticut Mutual has sold 1Gx1S0
feet on Wabash avenue, northeast corner Of
Adams, to Martin Ryerson for S6 oW.
John D. Parker las sold :,5xl0o on Sher-
man, 125 feet south of Jackson, east front, to
Albert E. Kent, for 5000.
The Union Foundry Works have sold to
the Chicago Is Western Indiana Railroad $.6
>xS3S On Clark street, northeast corner OF Fif-
Alexander l.. Duncan has sold to Louis E.
Frank 16x160 OIL the southeast corner of Mar
ket and Van Buren, for $4,000.
J. T. Bisseil has just closed sale for the
; east corner Of Vincennes avenue and Fiftietil
street 417x3oS feet at S2l per front foot, OIL
Fiftieth street.
:. Charles r. Nix to BENJAMIN Hagaman, lot
2ox100 improved, for S25.50, all cash. Less
than three months ago Mr.. Nix purchased
this same property for $4,000
4: Mr.. Boriand has bought Tor 500 a foot the
purchase on the corner Of Twenty-ninth
street, for which he paid $500 foot.
hr. Gu2rbrallt has sold sixty feet OH hlichi-
gan avenue, with buildings. just north of
= Twenty-second street. at 500 per foot dur
ing the past week.
B. P}lilpot g. Co. have sold eighty acres in
S. Il Of the n. E. Sec. 9, 81, II, between
Pullman and South EnElcwood for $i62 Ill
acre The same tract was bought two weeks
Hoyt d Son have sold 1s15 acres. Blocks 5
and Il, in n. ". Il Of 81. 5;s, II, for S4o0 all
acre ere 17, ,o -o.o.,., ~oo.o, IN
acres on the Calumet River, east Of River
dale and the Western Indiana Railroad, with
500 feet of frontage OH river, 1T S400 per
acre. lie reports sale Of 40 acres in the
A " 4 OF \; =: i, Sec 81; g. =, fGI =: MT; W.
ANN ~">5-@@
ELS. Hawley sold for John Johnston. Jr.,
ten acres OF land at South Chicago for ST.
9oo This propsrty M lies along the Calumet ne
and was bought by Alr. Johnston last Janu-
airy for 81, ,0U per acre. Tho purchasers are
the Willard Sons Il Bell Company. who in
tend to erect their new steall-for sc works at
an estimated cost Of 100000. :
: Messrs. Pierce & Ware report :. strong act
i've market during the past week, especially
in acre property. Iley have closed tne 1ol-
lowing sales: Two 1iye,aere biocks \. ": 4
ten acres S. W n Sec Is, 81. IS; twenty acres
n. E. Sec. 30, 90 81, Ii; $50 feet Prairie avenue,
near FUty-nlnth street; 500 feet i'll Block =,
Normal School Subdivision, prices on all of
the above being higher than could have been
". F: Larkin las sod one house and lot at
Humboldt Park for s., 500; one house and lot
for 400; also five lots at Garfield for S:to .;
IN Hyde Park, near the Baltimore Is Ohio
Road, was sold for 81 600 an acre: The prop
erty was bought last March for $500, show
ing an advance Of s. .39o IN tiye M montlS: I! o.,
ward Addition to Chicago Of Lots 49 TO G7, in
was made By J. S. Mcdonnell, of New
York, to Edward Chillis, Of Arapahoe
" worthless, as the lots in this swindling
addition are onlyG7 by 3756 feet.
In the sales Of the week were 96xl3o feet
on Superior, northwest corner Of kingsbury,
Twenty ninth, 5000: 116x10O on Centre.
northeast corner of Uurlbut, $3.50; Nx,5
on South Water, east Of Clark, S17,0oo; ::'996
feet on South Park avenue, southwest COT
ass ssnae n5 @ 5goS ~ TS$t West to dads@n nana
east OF SpaAldinG avenue. 1l,25o; 3Oxes, I'M
proved, on Groyeland Park avenue, north of
;fhiTty-drst, 50: ESQ; sQ1lo0 on West