, 1881-10-02

aid Indifferent and land near Chicago, to be
Ill. ttl1ft. uf important industries and the
Starring point Of. u belt r0ast. must be worth
more than the average OF British acres.
SALES or THE WEEK.
Real estate stllriH+, the week has not been
active on tie surface, b,it agents report that
they have been busy, and that buyers are in
The field for bargains. Central property is
mostly held Off the market. Acres south of
tie city have been dull.
. Recorded transfers during tile week show
that a great majority Of recent transactions
are for amounts less than $4,000. Few sales
have been made of amounts above SD,OoO.
Our I:.:ge capitalists have not hegun 10 move
Yet Us Il body, though some iln-
poTtant npgutiationS are under way.
The Calumet Il Chicago Canal Il dock Com
pauy sold in the month Of September III lots
(beins sixteen and Il half acre$}, for Stl,
The CAicaso Zeal Estate Exchange sold at
auction Thursday afternoon Il large quantity
Of choice residence lots, realizing S,S..34U
casil, Tie prices obtained We're ;t;o to So
front foot III Vernon ant! Rhodes avenues and
Thir;y-seconu street. They did not meet the
views OF the owners, who Withdrew the bal
allce ut the lots, when 4 material subsistence
terest Is being manifested in the Monday
auction sale at Forty-seyentll street and Cot
tage Grove avenue, where 500 feet frontage
Of residence lots 20 under the hammer. Next
day follows another sale of lake-shore prop
erty at Kenwood, limited in amount, but
conceded generally to be the finest and high
est-priced in II yle Park. ,.........
Tomorrow {A1onday) at O'Clock there will
ha Y1ra
feet i'll the blocks between Forty-sixth and
forty-seyenth streets and Chatnplaln and
Cottage Grove avenues. The sale Is abs0-
lute to the highest bidder. The district is
supplied with lak ke water and gas, and mas
ample means Of communication with the
heart of the city by horse-cars and steal'l.
George VI. DDglte has sold :,947 Langley
avenue, brick dwelling and LOT, for ~. 'eo;
345l Langley avenue, brick dwelling and lot,
for $500: 100xl50 On Washington avenue,
near Fifty-second street, for 81, 100
Hopkinson l. Silva report the following
recent sales: The y. i. OF $. +. Il Sec :, 3',
II. 10000; ten acres i'll Clifton Addition to
y. x Sec. "A, 81. II, 3,oo0; twenty acres III
Washington Heights, acres. 81 200; Lots
and J. Block = S. J. Dunn's Subdivision in
the y. +. Il Sec. :, 81. IA, SEQ; lot in Wards
Subdivision, near Stock-la ards, S275; ten
acre5 i'll Sec IL, ~, II. $500.
The jury in the condemnation case OF the
South Park Commissioners against the
School Trustees of Township 5, IL. III Hyde
Park, to condemn about all acre OF land
with sclool-house on it. situated near the
corner vi SOUTH Park boulevard ana FIFTY
fifth street, and fronting OIL tile former, have
Fixed the value ut $131 Il foot, Or S2S,5l0 for
the tract The testimony OF the experts for
the Commissioners fixed the price Mt SUI TO
$40 front foot Oil the boulevard. and eX-
Iefts for the Scno0l Trustees put IL up 10
$l33 10 Sl5O per foot.
Larkin L. Dorr have sold one house and
Eve lots tor s.: 100 at Humboldt Park. Also
eight lots at Garfield for 5000.
Is. i. Iiricll sold ten acres OIL One llun-
drc'l ard Third street, near the depot on Gi'i-
cagoE Western Indiana Railroad, Ill Sec
ton ., 81. IL. to Mrs. Louisa ". FORESTER, tor
$500; a two-snry brick house on stanton
avenue. No. 35l9, for $3.50, and purchased
Of Lyman Baird fifty feet and house on n Cor n
nell Street, Near Fifty-tllirl street, for 81 'oo
The City Controller is advertising for buy
ers for the Franklin Street englne-oIsc lot,
cnrner Of Franklin and Adams streets. It
hasa frontage Of IA feet on Franklin street,
standing offer Of 130 0Uo cash for tile property
Mr. GuTney believes that this piece t'f prop
er1y will bring III the neiShborllood ot
". j. Kerfoot & Co. sold 4ox1oo feet, inn
Proved Oh Huron street, northwest corner
9t Cass, for Mrs. Sarah Hut;erfield to MI
James e. Peasley. for S}!. 900.
F.. Jacob We'll & Co. have soid lot - feet
ea!o!N ~ -3li MlcillS:ln avenue to ~ L. t'4i'
MI for s, 500 cash.
Twenty acres have inst been sold OIL
Nihety-frst street, near Junction avenue
!iiyde Park). for some $500 I'LL acre. HE
land was bought by the seller few years
aso 1oT S-2:D All acre.
eln Indiana Road, for $4,000 The land lies
a19ng BlSsell street and Fifty-first-
For $1,000 w: a1,d |. ]; }liEsins sold ,t to
southeast corner Of Wallace street, i've acres.
a Cincinnati capitalist sold twenty acres
VI approved land at Elgiity-seve!iti1 street
s1ad i, Stony island avenue, in what Is Known
Is Bckerdike Tract. fur SlG,0oo. Iiis prop
eFy was sall awhile back for SOU Gil acre.
s'ld has HOW brought $500.
=, ar. Z. &. Keith sold seventy acres east u
alllan for S:,00 I'LL acre--Or total ol S''o'-
Wy This piece netted 4 very handsome sum
IN Brown sold 5. F: OF See ~ T: ~, hi1: y:
SSol1ase Sa1ae and lot i'll Evanston to Join r.
springer. st1n $1,000: seven lots i'll La Grange,
<'go, TOUR lnts III Glencoe, S400.
y ). TaylUr has sold ~ acres in Iaylor's
calumet River, to Brand Il Hummel, brew
ea;a et; WHO NJ i will erect brewery here 1hes
paid 1000 for the land
rank 4. Whipple las sold house and lot
~. ~ aa1cisEan ~ avenue aud Iwenty-nll1ns sli
.ol $1,000; - feet corner of Forrest avenue
1tae 1S'ta Ihlry-seventll street, for Sso 2 1ool'
noase e and lot OH South Dearborn ulld thirty
a!th Streets, for = coo: three lots on quinn
1Is.eet, llear Archer avenue, for S43o eacn'
~ fot On Enttertield and Iwenty-ninth streets, s,
ior sSN; two lots OIL llaistel and ,lhlr1y,
aoanh streets. for Sl,2250; TWO lots on E1eralu
a.s astnue and HaIsted street, for SG30: house
g. ~ lot Oh Hanover street. near Naples'
]Teeeo; lot OH Wentworth avenue and IWc,l,,
s3,al1h srau1h Street $l.500: two lots on Elneraia
f,ra ffsenue NJ, and Thirty-lintt street, $50 each;
t"0 lots on Dearborn and Thirty-tlftll streets,
sl@0 each.
oales in September have been the 1lghtest