Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1878, Page 6

[ 2 THE. CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. MARCH 31, .1878—SIXTEEN PAGES, " REAL ESTATE. Important Sales of Bénl Estate to Railroads- for Transfer Puarposes. i .The Growth of the City Shown_ by the Development of Railroad Business. A Week of Active Inquiry and Some Goodl Sales---Cash Offers Made and Refused. Dullness in the TLoan Market—What Was Done in Rents—The Striggle . on South Water Street. Beal Estate Valoes in Chicago and -Other Cities—Building Improvements--Lake. Front Park. “the most important sale durlng the week was that negotiatea by Rees & Peirce, who sold the Lake Shore & Michizan Southern Railroad, for (%), the three blocks lying between Twen- ty-second and Twenty-fifth streets and Butter- tleld street and the railroad track. A good deal of interest has been excited by this transaction. The recent purchases of lana by raflrosds in the vicinity of Chicago calls attention to- the rapid growth of the traffic busincss of the West. Im- mense yards are nveded for the transfer and reshipment of the VAST QUANTITIES OF FREIGNT brought 1o this point. The Michigan Central Railroad has lately bought sixty acres at Ken- sington, at the junction with the Iiltnols Cen- tral. On this land it intends to put down fifty miles of track for trapsfer purposes. All its {freight trains will be broken up here, and rear- ranged g0 as to facilitate delivery in the oty and at points farther west. The Rock Island has had to move its transfer business out to its shops. Tt isbut a few years since all the rail- | the Metrobolitan Business Colleze for $1,200 a ear. Kyonberg, the jeweler, bas rented a store un- der the Palmer House. - George G. Newbury has rented 50 Btate street to Hatch & Braese for $2,100 for ome vear; 52 State street to R. R. Day for $2,100: 138 Lake strect to Mergenthesm & Co., for leather, for $1,200; second and third floors of 16 State to Decker & Co. for $800. LOANE. In the real estate loan market it was a blue week. In the words of one of our principal loan agents, it was the blucst-week he had ever known. There was no dearth of applicants with first-class security, but there was an unac- countable dearth of funds. As the week'closed money was again coming forth from its hiding- place and ‘secking jnvestment. The market is not well suoplied, but even under this scarcity of funds there {8 no immediste disposition to ralse the rate_of interest, which continues steady at from 7 to 9 per cent. 1t is the general testimony that payments are exceedingly zood, and the fizures for the threc months show this to be true. qnm foreclosure sales have been more numerous than was generally exoected, but bave gradually dimiaished from mouth to month. There were no important loans the past week, but one or two may be quoted as indicating the state of the markef North LaSalle street, 50 feet southof Schiller street, west front, 25 by 151 fect, 54,000, threc years at 7 per cent. “Wabash avenue, between Tiwenty-second and Twenty-third streets, east front, 42 10-12 by 205 feet, $6,000, five years at 7 per cent. COMPABATIVE STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING Manc 30. © 1876, 1877 Instruments|—— ———— —| HLLE No. | Celderatn| No.| Csiderat'n. Trost-decds 1785 _ 362,869 Mortgages.. 630,643 Aggregate.. Releases ... MonT AND OF TRUST DEEDS, | Prop. No. | Considera- | Re- rel's to tion. |{eases. inc't's, January 624112.43 February 3,37 March. .. Total .. 1,808 107. Same ume in—| 1877, .. 2,208 7.024,542| 2,021 92. 1876.... ....| 2,928] 9,184,885 COMPLRATIVE STATEMENT OF PONECLOSURE SALES POR THK THREE NONTHS KXDING MARCit 31, they have in Philadelphia, that in them are not ouly safer, but that. they yicld a higher intercst’ to 'investers than tne savines banks, and at the same time enable persons of moderate means to benefit one another wiile benefiting themselve: A A RENT IN BOSTON. A correspondent of the Boston Herald con- investments. | ‘give a list of Jews now living who, though not . members ofirthe nobility, wear British titles of honor. Thqge are: 8ir Nathaniel Mayer de Rothachild, Bart., 0. P.émn of the late Baron Liouel de Rothschild. ir Moges Montefiore, Bart,. the well-known ‘hilanthropist, now in his 95th year. Sir Franci'H. Goldsmid, Bart., M. P., son of ctudes a dolorous article on real estate dnBos- |y, 7 "oy L BOMEIIG: i cr Y praminent ton with this paragraph: Within the Jast 1wo years attempt after attompt has been made to sell ot anction store property. It was, in many ca<es, bid in, or slanghtered ata price far below the assessed 'value. So far have capitalists turned their backs upon real estate that many excellent bargains have been noglected where the property could’ be made to pay handsomely even in these thmes. In tho matter of rents, land- lords in most localities have been oblized to sub- mit to hesvy discounts. The writer, owninga &tore on Lincoln street, where the lease expired recently, oifered to make a new lense 10 the ten- ants at just one-half the former price, and present them a chromo. which offer was accepted. A cer- tain real-estate owner, who has had a_hard expe- rience with his property, 15 fortunate in baving a frugnl wife. A short time since. while mending his coat, ehe nsked bim bow came the rent in the pocket.” **Iam sure I don't know,” he replied, **as 1 have not collected any rent for along time, ™ Faots and figures respecting the great shrinkage in real estate are unneccssary. The whole commu- nity are familiar with them. Who can answer the question, What next? CURRENT GOSSIP. TWO PORTRAITS. Therels, kind sir, a woful tale Of yonder knight 1n coat of mail, Andof bis cousin; this her face, Ter heaa balt-turned with stately grace. Butsec! though she is wondrous fair, With arching brows and dusky hair, The glance of those dark, scornful eyes Savs, **In these depths a demon lies.” "Theg were betrothed from tufancy: Te sighed not for the wedding-day. But, when the war-cry erst was heard, For brave King llenry drew his sword. At Agircourt he was §0 brave, Where thousands found a bloody erave, He won high praises from the King, Who gave to kim a pricelees ring. King Henry chose as Engiana’s Queen The lovely Princess Kutherine. A maiden in the Princess’ train, Whom lovers long had soueht in vala, A smilenpon the knight did cast, And as her captive held bim fast. The light of her bewitching eves Made him forget his carly tics. 11is heart beat high with joy and pride When he had won her for his bride. e it n tl u member of the Bar. sumptive, Mr. Julion Goldsmid, represented gumum and Rochester in Parliament for sever- years. Iate Mr. Davia Sasson, of the Legislative Council of Bomb: pow Master of Roils and member of the Pri Counci madman, of the Bombay, apd member of the Council of the Governor-General of India, now a member of are tne Baron de ‘His nepliew and heir pre- Sir Dayid Lionel Salomons, Baronet, son of the late Philip_ Salomons, and hephew of the 1ate Sir David Salomous, Lord Mayor of London, frdm whom be inberit- aronet. at one time d_his title. Sir Benjamin Samuel Phillips, Knight, a prominent aud wealthy merehant, and formerly ord Mayor of London. Sir Albert David Sasson, Knizht, son of the Bombay, 2 member of Y. Sir Julius Vogel, K. C. M. G., I{)rmnrlv Colo- ial Treasurer of New Zealard, afterwards Premicr of the Goverament of that Colonv, and ow Agent-General ot the Colon: Sir George Jessel, formerly Solicitor-Gener: who was shot at the other day.by n member Sir Barrow Herbert Ellis, former: Jouncil of Exccutive and Legislative he Council of India. Amoug the Enfilish Jews holding foreizn titles ¢ Vorms. a coustn of tae Roths- bilds; the Baron de Stern, Baron Albert Graut, and the Countess &’ Avigdor, sister ot Sir Francis Goldsmia. Dbave beea members of the English achament, are Sir Nathanicl de Rotchschnid, Sir Francis Goldsmnid, Mr. Julian Goldsmid, Mr. Saul Isaac, and Mr. Serjeant Simon, Q. C. Mr. Arthur Co- nen, ment at the Geneva Couvention, is the oldest nephew of Sir Moses Monteflore, and heir sumotive of his estates, Sir Freaerick Gold- smid, C. B. K. C. 5. L, Major-General in_ the British Army, and formerly Director-General of Indo-European telecraphs, is ason of the late Lionel Goldsmid, and a cousin of Sir Francis Goldsmid. He married out of the Jewis faith a daugater of Gen. Georze Mackenzio Stewart, and, though vever converted, has ceased to be a member ot the synagogue. The Enelish Jews who are now or Q. C., wno represented the British Govern- pre- RAINBOW LEGINDS. According to popular velief 1. Germany, the extremitles of a rainbow always toucn streams, whence it draws water by means of two large zolden dishes. That is why it rains for three FINANCE AND TRADE. The Situation All-nong'the Chicago ki ‘Banks---Clearings of the Week. The Producs Markets Rather Less Active - and- Irregular—A Deoided Reac- tion from the Exoitement of Friday. Provisions and Grain Tarn Downward, with an Auvance in Consols--Yovement of Produce During tho Week. FINANCIAL. The financial sitantion showed no chango at the end of the week. The banks report business dull. The movement of currency has been rather towards than from the city, and tbe applications for redis- counts have been very few. The usual miscellane- ous supply of paperwas offered for dixcount. Rates are 7@10 per cent. W York exchange was sold between banks at 6G¢ per 51,000 pre- mium. The clearings of the week were reported as fol- Jows by Manager D. R. Hale, of the Chicago Clear- ing-House: Dare. Monday... Tuesday. Weanesday.... Thursday Erlday. Batances. Clearings. .S 2,907, 145 293,738 003,293 Total. $14.032.619 S, 682,244 Correaponding week 1ast vear. 16.516.670 GOLD AND GREENBACKS. Gold was 100X @101} in greenbacks. Greenbacks were 9934@982 cents on the dollar ingold. Germauy - Holland? Austrta, Norway. Sweden. Denmar] loats, 15 cars No. 2 white, 18 cars N 2cars rejected, 1 cars no grade (38 oats); 7 cars No. 2rye. 1 car rejected, 11 cars No. 2 barley, 5 cars extra 3do, 2 cara ordinary No. 3do, 4 cars feed (22 barley). Total, 613 cars, or 260,C00 bu. Inspected ont: 37,363 bawheat, 7,672 bn corn, 3,357 bu barley. The following were the receipts and shipments of breadstufs and live stock at this point during the past week, aund for the corresponding wecks ending as dated: . Murch 30. Murch 23, 3Harch 31. 1878, 1878, 54349 &L0i1 408, 165,038 szmg 23208 80,834 45,409 1,004 Live ho Cattle, ) 1 The following were the exports from New York for the weeks ending as dated: March 20, Marzh eeseees 303.300 370,783 342,560 Thc leading produce markets were less active Suturday, and generaliy easier, there being in some cases a decided reaction from the excitSment of Friday. The British markets were quoted strong on breadstufls, and the mews was still warlike, but consols were firmer, and 8 great many peopic were anxious 10 realize at the advance. Orders to sell came in 80 numerously at the outset that the markets were very weak, wheat declining 3¢ and corn’ 1c almost at the tap of the bell. The mar- kets then became firmer, but there was no real strenzth. 1t was known that some of the heaviest local lones in swheat and corn had sold out on the oulge, and that outside operators were anxious to sell, cspechally those wno had a good protit on the transaction. The reaction was all tne more sharp, a5 good many operators remembered the expe- rience of last year, and hoped to make the tarn be- fore the expected downward course besan: but so many were of the same Mmind as to cause the very result they wished to avoid. The markets seemed to have been pretty well evened up, leaving the fatare course of prices to depend upon the news yet to be received. Jobbers of dry goods reported a well sustained activity. Prices were steadily and firmly held for all staple and sensonable goods. Groceries were reasonably activeand generslly steady. Coffecs and eugars contine to be the firmest articlesin the list. short._tios, 54@c for short clears. SGSHe Zor e s packed e Zor bany ASE— Va8 quict ot 4@0c. BE PRODUCTS—Were sieady and aalet at Sy @10.00 for mess: SI0.00G11.00 107 Cxtra mes: 3 S15.00@15. 0 for hams, 9 TALLOW—Was quuted at 7 BT3¢ for elty, and 7@y for country. BREADSTUFFS. FLOUR—Was azain fn zood demand and stranz, thy market not haviog advanced the previous day to con respond with wheat, though asking prices had geneqy, 15 been marked up. The trading was largely local, oy several lota were taken for shipment. Saleswere r ported of 413 brls winters, partly at S6.00; 2.3% by sprivg cxtras, chiedy at $5.00@8.00; 231 brls sprty, superfines at $3.16@3.75; and 210 bris rye Lou,, partly of $3.25. ‘Tofal. 3.354 bris The marky closed at the followingz as the nominal range of pr ces: Choice to favorite brands of winzers, £6.2028.7, 00d to prime brands of winters, $5.5060.00: cholsy 1o fine spring, $5.50@6.00: falr to good spring. $.3y @5.00; low sprlog, §3.06@3.50: falr to good Mians. sota springs, §5.00G5.50: choice to fancy Minnesyy springs, $6.0076.25; patent springs, $6.50@3.50; lox grade, S2.75@ 1.4 rye, $3.00:24.25. BraN—Was in good demand and azmn stronge, Sales were 60 tons at $13. 30G13.75 per ton oa track. mg $13.75G14.00 free on board cars, MIDDLINGs—Sale Was made of 20 tons at $14.00pey ton. RTE Frep—Sale was made of 10 tons at £14.00, CogrN-MEAL~Coarse was nomiual at $14.00 per tongg track. Safe was made of 300 hFls at S205 per brl. WHEAT—Was active, though with Jess doing they thepreceding dav, and frregularly wenlc. May dellys eries declined 3i4c. and closed 2'<c belaw the latess quotatton of rezular hours 03 Fridav. while April dse clined 33sc, and closed 3¢ lower, the difference lietweey th two willealnit to 1N®2Mc per bu undera sellis pressure fromn parties who cxpecied 10 recelve App] wheat on Monday. ~The Dritlsh markets were quorod strong, hut consols were firmer, and New Vork ree ported **buvers holdlnz off, ™ whils our Tecelpts wery somewhat larger. ‘The forclgn news, thoush gog peaceful, was vet regarded as [¢7s warlixe, and holders ushed [n to sell before the decline shonld o w: ~vervbody expected. Many orders were recelve i tu Sl mv whoat on the bulke for what 7ou can g the. senders expecting hlicher prices, DUt ths opders Were Deremptory: and 50 many in nGmber. thir e market_opened 32 below the feure (S1-15) tonet. after~"the adjournment of the Doard oa Frigay. Tiere was alio o pressure from tha longs . for April ms above noted, saq solidps mer with few' buvers. The shiphias domisy was fair throughout, butapparently lessurzeat. Seiler May opened a 34661, 12, 801d down 10 ST. 11K, ade yanced 10 SI. ceded” o §L.12 and closed o 3%, SUA3, Seller June was vory qulet at about 3 bei Sty Getlor Anehl was dull 46 ahoat Si ety Cloting 6z §1.10%_Selier the month, or reguiis o %3 quoted at the same us Aoril to e below, clo: STUGH Gilt-edeod recaipts of No, closed &t S and No. 1 whs saisble A% 1G1%C above No. 2 & Siica were reported of 2,109 bu Xo. 1sprine at &1 @114 140000 Qo (reREIIT) 0t S, 11563 23400 B 2 b ai ST, 14G1 12551 4,000 bu No. 3 1o at $1.9 $10343: 300 b rejected at Stc: and s, 000 bu by sam; suguston Towl, gpachon. ‘After regular hours May wheat sold up to SL.1; . closed at 1121 124, OLe i 3 TIARD WitkaT—Was fn rood demand by shippers and. relatively firm, very litue being ofered. Saies were revorted of 3.00) bu_No. 1 Minneiotaat $1.1931:: 4C0 bu No. 1do at $1.14: and 7,000 bu by samyle at O Was 'aeivo sud woak, declint CORN—1Was active and weak, declinlog 1@1 the Tastest quota-{ons of Frigas. The DD aarem were quoted stroaz. but Daitimore closed duil, and our recelpts were larzer, while the market symoa- jes did their transfer business on road companies did thei But from the cousin not a word days after the appearance of a rainbow, because i 5 il 877. heir side tracks i the Gity, but they are now 1 [ y : . t g | 0f censure or reproach was heard, the water must fallagain on the earth. Whoever | Jolied &iatce iy of 65, Jui sad Jus: oty Teas are moving rather more frecly than hereto- | Gu S apl viors; ISEEEE, whilS the market synoa 10873 fore, and are stendier. Rice was quoted a 3¢ low- | eold out the previous afternoon, and others foluwed No.: Consider’: 7. P “Unlted States 5:203 of G thelr examnie Saturday, maklng the offeringsqults And not 3 murmur uttered she arrives at the richt moment on the spot where compelled Lo do it outside the city, 50 gTeat is - Considern| 100 United States Sirups. spices, s0aps, etc., were unchanged. er. 1arge, while busers were Ioxs anxious on fusures. thoush the demand for space to wed 205 | 196 Against the knight's inconstancy. ibew O % J ACCOMMODATE 1TS ENLARGED VOLUME. ST 110° Ti03%| %53 | Sho swmiled, but in her heart was bate, :],:: e d;f:’;";::i“;;:: kjl T;scs::fm °f Talicd Staice hew 5 3% 158 | Thers was n good demand for domestic and forelgn | there was s Cood shipping dcmand, which sised A project has been discussed, and at one time 60| 133 420,708 | - 95 Relentless, cruel, fixed a8 Fate. the rainbow; but, if nobody s there, the dishes | UoLEd Sutes 446 - lonf 104{ | dncd fruits, and the prevalent fecling was drm. [ {hEJOFEe FTades and pace mized lois frmer, The scemed likely to be adopted, to ugite the trans- | ——l— ' il Sme e I One night sne crept with steaithy tread are again drawn ap into the clouds,” Some gay UnisedSkates 4 peroent connons: ..-: .40 Fish continue in 2008 demand, but prices of salt- | sesston. the storin helpiag. 10 Eirengthen. hices for business of all the roads st some one out- | _Toual| 3055 940,270 37051144, 5| Tpon her errand ark and dread, that the rainbow always lets o dish fall. THiS | e condition o the warket a Doston fs de. | W2LCF descriptions remain weak and mnsertied. | SSfecatly as some operators were dlsposed 1o expecs 3 side point. The same work was to be done BUILDING. * And, In her hand, the moon's pale beam once happencd at Rentlingen, in Suabla. Ir [ the SonG Fof o 16 BIEEEr 18 BORton 18 A6 | For macicerel, codtisa, and herring Jower quota- | opencd at sic. receded to 43c, advuaced to' 44, cribed as follows by a Boston correspondent: tions were given. Lake descriptions remain about | And declined to 43%c at the close. Seller June sold st Mr. Kaentzler, of Kaentzler & Hargis, has his broke iv several pieces, but the finder received 43%@44ic, seller July at 434@ e, aud seller Aprll 11 i i v jewel 's gleam, for freight, according to this plan, that is done Revealed s jeweled dagger's gleam. | ! Investors here who are perfectly able to_stand out of 2 at the Stosk-Yards for cattle. The scheme was | PIus all prepared for the Improven{w: of the 4 s H % tf . 100 guilden for it. At Tudingen, people used | Iy fnteresc are noling on to ihelr Chleavo bonda | Steady, the lizht stocks on band preventing any o all C1o8ng firur at the fnalde. . Seler the feased property on the corner of Monroe and On many & drear and darksomo night, to run ty the end of the rainbow, which ap- | but the seilers are those eople who devena upon thefr | materiul softening of prices. No mew featurcs klit-edged recelnts of No. 2 clused nomitally peared to be resting over the Necker or the interest for thelr Hving expenses; these, with the were noted in the butter and cheese markets. Both Mixed, free on board care, sold chledy at 3] 38R0, e e ted'do a finally abandozed on account of the impractica- | Degrporn. The building will be a four-story . ini he ro o ct vith & X t 1still can hear the stealthy flight i o bankrupt eazings banks, who are forced to’ soll, make Spot sales wers rec R::y:.fuz:’xm:;n ln:lc!edie‘:iuuerlflulf:\-:nih'nr: T { and pascmentigtiaenre, wish Storas A the frat Of her swift feet witnin these walls. Stelnach, (to st the poiolden, . dish. | th mariar for your boids e very weak of those articles still show a declining tendency, o 72200 bu No. ¢ snd bl g;"&gcg i 5 - An improvement projected on the South She brushes past me in the bails. the dish, which ought to be kept as an heir- Saturday's quotations were: P13 ::v::ign:::::l.‘:1::;::’:::'?“ :nv:;lll,::-c 5 ‘:;llmnng:; 'é" ng;fr’gfofn;g.finf”ci on cracks and 67 ;:ag"nuna’n - i aging e OATS—Were falrly aclve and fower, Closleg Wals will use the three blocks it has just purchasea Side is the ercction by Selden Fish of a block of Ny lady saye 'ts but the wind; loom in the family, for it brings good luck. North Chicago 7 per cent (Lincoln Park) ‘Traders' Insurance Cotapai for an eniarged passenger station, and for its | 50 es on Prairi» avenue, at the corner of Thir- 7 know it is the soul that sinned— A shepherd in the Suablan Alps once | Cicy b i (South Slde) wood markets. Oils wero generally stcady. The o the Tateat Drice. Friday eventon’ Ty maale coal and trausfer business. ty-first strest. They will have marbie fronts, The epirit that ne'er inds repose, found such a dish, and_be never afterward lost | Gty latlway (West Stdo) only quotadle change noted was an advance in | d*cllacdIn common, with othe crain and ‘heoder i 3 4 5 A ] o " g3 were llberal, eapecially of Arril, holdes ing asheep. An unfortunate nativeof Henbach, linseed of lc per gallon—now quoted at 62@63C | mulons to umond betore Mondon. st s dooraicns 3 with two stories and a basement, and will be But, ever restless, comes and goes, THE GENERAL SITGATION Chicago Gas-Lizht & Coke for raw and at 67@0Sc for boiled. Eeather was | chlely from shorts for this monthaud next. There- Exya CORNELIA. who sold the treasure at 2 high price, was struck of the real-cstafe market Was encouraging, | rented cheap. - There were seventy-seven permits taken out dumb on the spot. Small, round goid coins, | Weat Division K. R.7 per cent certls. i k. i 0, celpts were falr, and samoles were active and fs The agents reported that there were more in- . L ant ) Boi ) quiet and wesk, sole heine quoted 1@2¢ lower. O ;a0 samol activo and femer. Juring the week for bulldings to ost 0000, [\ INTERESTING RENCONTRE. [ marked with a cross or star.are irequontly | 3niaterest The Iumber market was active and firmer. A c}‘éfi\‘id“fi‘}$“.,“:.-,,‘:;b-,1!1,,;*;“,';;;‘,%g£{93 $ B closed at 37 @7ife. S found in Suabia; and the peasants declare that these were manwactured from. rainbow-dishes by the Romans when tocs invaced Germany. In the Black Foress the rainbow used golden few vessels bave been chartered for lumber. bat e the receipts will be lizht for some time yet. The lumber carried over un the east shore has been nearly all sold to local parties. swho are now re- Some of the principal permnits were: Potter. Palmer, two-siory store on ‘Wabash avenue, near Adams sireet, to_cost $2,000, and a barn in the rear, to cost §1,500. No. 2 oats were nominal at Ca<h sales were report~d of 12100 uu by am Ie a: 243 24k for Sonr B eI fon Ttk s 000 Moy 2715331e, all o < 19,200 bu 'do at 27@Tc. free oa board. Tartal, 36, GO0, | quirics than usual. One said he had not had so ‘mauy mquines i a year, and another that he had seeu more cash offers made and refused the last week than in months before. The encour- New York Mail. “Now, in Silverton, Nev., we used to—"" “Silvertoni” - BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. To the Western Associated Press. acing featurc of all this is that it sbows that, | ~ M. Ryan, two-story dwelling; at 148 Lytie | wyes zoblet, which it _afterward dropped. A shoe | . < s iile there are investors who want to buy. ow. | street. 10 Gost 52,000; | wNevadai® thrown intou rainbow comes Lack filled with | NBY Yous, March 30.—Gold opened at103%, | ceiving it, and the mills are not yevranning. Logs | o YE-Was in falr refuest and, ig: hizher. clon ers are independent enough not to be obliged |~ Theodore Schmell, two-story stone-front stor | [, Te¥3] gold. The Servians have a theory that pussing | ond closed at 1014 Carrying rates, 4 t0 7per | are coming out of the rivers slowly, andit does not | & ghe SO URn% Serinsy, No.2 wold 3t 534c an 5. beneatb the rainbow changes the sex. When a | cent. now look as if the stock secured this spring would | L€ atGilse. Cash sales were ry, 'fidu:r 00 huk'm Jgston. rad to accept offers that do not meet their views. IN SALES there was a fair movement, not by speculators, ‘but by parties who were buyinz lor permanent investment. TheXollowing sales are noted: . Reed, Peirce'& Co. suld $0x100 feet on north and dwelling, at 525 West Twelfth stseet, to cost $4.000. Beojamin Blackfol North Clark, to cost 3 Samuel M. Parisn, six two-story dwellinzs. on the corner of Hoyneand Fulton, to cost 312,000 two-story store, at 579 B 7 “Well, you're the first man I've scen from Silverton in a coon’s age. I left there six years 2203 left my wife there.” ] went there nearly six years ago.” h rainbow theory existed in the Middle Azes that a rain- double rainbow,is seen Suabian peasants say the devil would "like to imitate a rcinbow, but The Esthonians call the A e cannot succeed. ‘“‘the thunder of God’s sickle.” Silver at Lendon, 5412d. Here sitver bars are 121%; in grecabacks 2nd 120 in gold. Silver coin, }%@1 discoant. Goveruments were firm. Raflroad bonds eteady. more than keep the mills running till the fall rains come in September. The sced market was rather quict and easy under liveral offerings. with a di- mintshed inquiry, Prairie hay was wanted by the city trade, and ruled firmer, while imothy was weak 2 1,200bu by eamiile at 574 do'at 60c free on board. 10tal, 8,000 by, a3 in mo leraro reqnest. sz iy ¢ hizaer. ) sellern at toe {pside orices. fn futures tuere was some trading early 1 transferring from Apr.ito Mayat a dificrence of 4%, and a few 0:ders for car fots were flled at a shade better prices May opened a Sic aod side of ‘Obio strect, between Clark and Dear- | Jacob Speidler, five two-story dwellings on | Such was the passage fn conversation going | poto U Vit ce 't anpear a certatn number of 1s stead for car oty e i born, for §4,400. Taglor, near Campbell avenue, 10 cost $1250. | on between two strangers takinz s meal ina | years bofors the last judzments and Hugo yoq | Siate sccuritios quict, except for Louisianss, | n consequence of the rise in rail freights, The | Sscnar S0 oot AR or 40sS hohed o Lot on Clark strect, 137 810 feet south of | ~ E. Ratbburn, two-story stone-front dwelling | {Jtah restaurant, which attracted ghe auteation | Trimber, m an old German poom, mentions which declined 1 per cent. \ wool, broom-corn, hide, and salt markets were un- sold ac 462, and Nu. 2 free of orane ar Madison, cast front, 393¢=126 fect, with build- | at 1% Loomis, to cost $3,000. of myself, entini ot a dillerent table. forty years us the prescribed time.—Hzchange. The stock market was heavy at the opening, and | changed. Poultry and egzs were in request, and | Soo3at IFEIne . Coch oot ers cematiolar iug, sald for $69.046. Thomas Shehan, two-story dwelling, at 814 | ~ The mao latest from Silverton was a short. declined ;@13 per cent, but subsequently ve- | grongy & bu Xo. 2at 5030kc; Ko bu No. 3 and feed utdtc: i 4.400 bu oy tample at 36@6E7c on Lra and 800 bu do Lot on Calumet avenue, 155 feet north of Thirty-fourth strect, west front, 31xI25 feet, improved, $8.000. Lot on \Vabssh avepue, 100 feet sonth of Thirteenth strect, west front, 50x130 feet, im- proved, §11,160. Charles H. Curtis sold t0 Mary Hopkinsonlot | REAL ESTATE VALUES CHICAGO, BOSTON, ot f the chiv. It looked as if some one had 3¢ .| on Ezandaic avenue, northwest corner of Forty- NEW YORK, AND LONDON. | beard ol e i, and zave 1t up on the offer | club oo, y S e Se3 st Panl coaon. 5000 <. | 2%¢ o corn to Butfalo. Room was taken for 40.- | Lrvnroot, Morch I0-13 & m.—Fiova-So. 1, * After the Boston fire mans <ales of land were | of a better job. The other man was tall, quick- | The Friendly Grasp is the proposed title ofa | papl prarcrred, 2,000 Ohio & Misslssippi preferred, | 000 bu wheat, 80,000 bu corn, and 4,000 bris pork. | 27s: 25s. fourth strect, cast front, 112x150 feet, with oth- er property in the same bloc! Bailding and lot No. 716 Milwaukee avenue sold for 86,000. B . Building and Iot No. 749 Milwaukee avenue sold for £6,000. The North Chicago Cits Railway Company purchased 205x231 feet, southwest cormer cf Throop, to cost $2.000. J. F. Brown, three-story dwelling, at331 State street, to cost $2,700. Singer Manufacturing Company, six-story stone-front store on the corner of State and Washineton streets, 160x; t0 cost $325,000. made at from $30 to 360 ver square foot, while the highest prices ever reached were from $80 to §100 per square foot. One small estatc, lo- cated on a prominent corner on Washington street, was taxed by the ¢:tv in 1872 as tollows: 873 square icet of land, $35,000; building, $15,- 000, being over $100 per square foot for land stout, sandy-looking mav, with beard closely eropped, and & scar beginning, as I supposed, | somewhere in the bair of his head, thince run- ning down the forcbead zlong to the right of the nose, making nicks in the lower part of the nose and in the Lips, then disappearing in the spoken, nervous. and dark-luoking, with beard SPacken with gray,and he would bave been cross-eyed if he had had two eyes: a8 it was, bis e eye Was set crossing. o \\!ell. hovw is Silverton now?” continued the dark-looking man. 4 0h, petered.” Why? Philadeiphia Bulletin. B QUIPS. Turkey rave John Bull an inch, ana he took the Dardao-L’s. A Maine liquor-dealer has fitted up a room for the business in his garret. A sort of dram-attic wew paper in Boston. It will, of course, be printed on a haod-press. Which is the king of trees? A straieht fir. Because it is fir-strate. That's all. A little boy went to his father crring the came strong and advanced 4@1%. During the afterno:n the market became generally firm, bnt to wards the close declined $@1%; from the Righ- est point. In the final saleg, however, there was a fractional recov The transactions aggregated 140,000 shares, of which 1,430 were New York Central, 34,500 Lake 2,100 Waoueh, 34,300 Lackawanna. 3,100 Dela- ware & Hudson, 5,800 Morris & Essex, 11,300 Pacific Mail, 1,500 Western Union, and 1,600 Kansas Pacific. Money, 437 per cent, closingat 7, and stringent. Piue mércantile papet, 41300 per cent. Customs receipts, $200,000. The Aesistant-Treasurer disbursed 5122, 000. Rail freights were anoted steads at 20c per 100 1bs on grain to New York for lots delivereil to the carrier during Saturday, and at 25¢ do on'grain, and 30c on other fourth-class for stuff delivered ufterwurds. Lake freights were more active, and steady, at IN NEW YORK SATURDAY. March 30.—Receipts: Flour. 10,373 bris; wheat, 167,400 bu; corn, 77,450 bu; oats, 21,443 bu; corn-meal, 3,361 pkgs: rye, 10,412 bu; barley, 6,600 bu; malt, 13,482 ba; pork.1.050 nkes; beef, 1.886 pkes; cut meats, 1,873 pkgs; lard, 2,048 Dpkgs; whisky, 998 brls. 3 8% 60@65C free on board. Total. 9,200 bu, BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN. Specicl Dispatch o The Tribune. No. 1, 11s8d; 2, 110m N 2, 03 10d: white, No. 1, 118 2 : club, No. 1. 6d: No. 2, 118 8d. w, No. L 263 3d: No. 2, 288 old, No, 1. 2853d; No. 2. 288, ProvisioNs—Pork, 51s. Lard. 87s6d. Liverroor. March 39—8 p. m.—CoTroN—Marke: dull st 573G6%: sales 4,000 bales; specuiation and ex- Grary—Wheat—Winter, Bheffield and Wrightwood averues, for 38.500. | atone. This estate was under a lease of [ «Anybody thered” A gt 005 000" ; David F. Ricker sold to Hotchkin & Palmer | $12.000 per annum, and all taxes, and a | w4 few old fellows sticking to_claims that | other dav, and told bim_that he had kicked a | Sterling, long. 407: short, 4505, Exports. twenty-four hours: Flour, 3,500 brls; | POFt, 500; American, 3,000. lot on West Jackson street, 1913¢ fect east of | reliable .party is reported to bave offered | hey thiuk there’s something in. Theyll stay | bee that had a splinter iu its tail. The bank etatement is as foliowa: Losns, in- | wheat, 4,000 bn; corn, P1,000 ba; onts, 2,000 by, | BEEADSTCFFs—Caltfornia white wheat, Iis 3d@ils Tetater n'vcngé-'b(s)guth Sroal, JOXls0 fect With {1500 pec fnoum bonte forthe Jeasc atthis | il Gatriclis trump raves them ot . A Maiv-street man made o call vesterday, Tt | Srease, $24.200¢ specie, decrcnse. S919, 000: lezal- e * | 833do club, 113 8@12s 6d: No. 2to No. 1 7ed West- uildings, for §9,000. ast rate the estate woul 7 per cent per “Did ye w Tom Sleinmons’ * § 217 ' tenders, decrease, & 300; depoait: ccrease, £ i ern soring, 93 10d@11s: de ter. 115611 pay 7 pe n Did you kno cost him SI7. A queen full is a perfect land- | §"566% G0 Circulation, increase, 36,000+ roserve, | _The following tanle, compiled by S. H. Butler, | Westorn canst. Sobire Cornewrostomn miced sy ‘There was a little more-done in suburban property. Six lots at LaGrapge sold for S600, two lots at Desplaines for $00, and eleren lots at Park Ridge for $3,500. anpum joterest or over $200 per square foot. Theso values have rarely, if ever, been exceeded in New York, a sale o ‘a small strip at the cor- nerof Broadway and Fultonstreet, at §16667-100 “Yes: Killed himself drinking whisky.” & YWhat became of John Littleficld « Mosc Lawler killed him ina fizht over the Sweetly-Dreaming claim.”” 2 5l ide when there’sonly three tens to be disposed ot.—Briayevort Standard. During a dinner the conversation happened to decroase, $710,175. The banks now bold $15,502,500 in excess of their legul requirements. Esq., exhibits the number of cars of each grade of wheat inspected into store during the month of AMarch in the past four yeara: 1978, 187 2833, Oats—American, 3s. Barley, do, 3590, Pras—Canadian, 36s. CLOVEE SEED—{0BA2s. ProvIstoNs—Mess pork. 50s. Prime mess be L. O. Tomlinson bas sold bascment cottage | per square foot, being rewarded there as an ex- « Reckon Sandy Jones ain’t there now?” | fall upon the houseliold affairs. A gentleman | ooynong vs; No. 21 West Congress street, Jot 25x156 to al- | treme ficure. In Londob, lots of 2,500 square «Sold out of the Bet-Your-Boots for forty~| snid, carclessly: * 1t is very disagreeable to be | Goubons, ‘65, X Cars. 82s. Lard—american, 37s2d. Bacon—Long clear, ley, $2.500, all casn; brick bouse, with lot on | fcer, near the Stock Exchange, have been sold | tnousand, went back to Pike, andis eultivatg | obliged to dismiss an old servant, but still I | Coupona. a7 10714'10-403 rer. 6d; short do, 83 6d. 2 Tompkius strect, 34,0005 320 acres lowa land, | as high as 800,000, or 320 per square foot. In | g family.” must get rid of my valet-de-chambre.” “ Why?" | oupons, 0 Conronaes e N e $1,600. Chicawo. the highest price obtained hasboenin | ° \Dijck Branigan made money there?” “Ihave been asking for a foot-bath for tha | ~o% % e g PertoLEG-Splrits, 78 643 refinad, 108 16 SATGDDAY'S TRANSFERS. the neighborhood of $30 a square foot “Yes: but ue’s dead—whisky got him.” last eight Iyenrs. Lic has never thouzht of it, | W. Yoion Tel . P=Sty—Common The following instruments were filed for THE LAKE-FRONT PARK. « Did Harry Martin got rid of his money?” | and reaily I'cannot do without one anylonger, | Quickeitver .o el I - acific Mall. . 2577 | Loxpos, March 2o record Saturday, March 30: CITT PROPERTT. The Lake-Front Park is now being much im- oroved by fine trees and_shrubbery, which are «Yes; went to the Black Hills; got killed by the Sioux.” 1n a restaurant—A wentleman and a serab are ted at the same table. The serub is just Marlposa Lan Marlposa pfd. 13 S The following table shows the movement m “wheat ince March 1, according to the inspection Kxtwerp, Mai [he rollowliy: i | | e, Ohio &t. 160 ft ¢ of North Clark st, 51,40 . being planted. The previous attempts to beau- Did hi T fin i h o s 2 8 ** Did his brother Thad go! finishing his dinner, the: zentleman just bezin- | aAd 2 ; e g ST $ " 4400 | 1ify this very popular resort with foliazs have | i Bswent: made 4 Lie fortune out of the |-imshine bis dinner, the sentleman Justoesin- | Adas Eanr o O returns: B o VAol 5, ~LivEnrooL=MARK LayE-Cars ard Butler sts, o f. 1005124 ft, dted not buen successtul. Nearly all the trees plant- | placers; is a member of Congress now.” cloud of smoke over the gentleman's coffce. 33 freme Hauie:” 3 Trushets, | Rocs. O $008t—18 heat AEronss corn AiFoRss- falr aver- March 22 T 0 00 | The e wowic o e peg ponslalful re. | W Alvin | Sunders, that Kept the Dewof. | The eentleman riscs, and_gays in_thefala 0, Hegre e 23 Juasstiedto, Lkt et a0 b 003 | Arerican mixen, shosl, Saroedn map Sungamon si. 2614 ftn of Tarrion t, n ¢ city would find it cheaper to put some com- | [eaveu Saloon, bas lelt, L suppose?” procecded | tone: * Excuse me, sig. Tl et IS Chicago & Alfon Chicago spring wheat for shipment during the present 1, 50x125 ft. improved. dated Marcl23 petent person in charpe than to pay out money | ¢e one-eyed man. eat whiln e, f’j, He Y ¥ Ohfo & Mississipy Decrease .. 89,819 | and foilowin: month, 493 61. Fair average quallliy of (Thomas Wricht to JnmeuA.Shcfllelcl.;._ 8,500 | for trees which are to be neglected until they “ Left for mood; got leaded with o stray | ou arc smoki.g? R&!.‘ -‘r“ The receipts and shipments, according to the égl'_'rfik;nn mixed corn for prompt shipment by sall, 28 B e e i | L bulict whilea row was going on i his saloon "1t Ts estimated that 3,500000_tons of ice will Nistonrt Daciae Board of Trade returns, weze as follows: LivrsenoL. farch 30,—Prime mess pork—Eastern, 4 Dremer st, 104 ft n of Hobbie it. ¢ f, 20x ROOMS WITH FAULTS WANTED. one night.” F: be cut in Maine this winter. Now, allowing a | Gnlon 1'a C., B. & Bushete, | 5033 Western, Bacon—Camberlands, 283; short T00 1. Tmproved, dated March 7., 1,000 To the Editor of The Tribune. * Wonder what became of Pat Pyburo. 4., | quarter of a pound of ice for 8 mint-julep, and | Luke Shore . Sdonina & 866 0000 14 | mecetpis.. 3 Toatslear. S7a s aburt clear. a6 abuut onrth t, 297 ftw of Helsted el, Cmcaco, Mareh 30.—Why do mot persons saloon there—the Angolict? ~ > maitiny allowance for those who don’t driuk, | Jlinots Central O o 100y | Sufpmeats and witlidr. 1 s, sor, Lard Am ol Trimeimem et 033145 ft. dated March 59, ) 213 | having rooms to rent with fire-proof vaulcs ad- He's 2 banker in San Franfata (17 the rest of the people in Maine _can have about | Nortiwestern 108" [c 1L SO 80,701 ourth s, 272 ft w of Halsted st yertise to that effect? It is very annoving for 4 | «john Blomden had YF00"%y Silvertons | lorty-nine drnks each. Sasine that seven | o Co PYFER bl S Tt o Fomns wE. 200 | Thm o auits therein e uonce g | where's bo bagliing now 1 * | drinks will makea wan feel tolerably hupny, | JEelitesh aei at the Chicago Custom-Touse, March 30, 187 NEW YORK. S TT0s10 6-1011, dated March 20, 6,000 | becessity of Vault-rooms fn this T and he | op WS Hherding sbeep for Tommy Puzmire, | St of forcynine drinks he i Manage fo Nave | Viretaia s, old e Ficld, Loitor & Co., O cases. di5-poods; Lawronce | NE¥ TORS dlaich B0—Corros—Marketdul 1o . amelor, 10 im:-x?ns'\‘e:il.enéix:}(;"r\’l:%cf shomer u\gncll's of b\flldlurs find this out the u(,fm“:lfl:\“‘me Dbootbiack® ~| is, of cours ,cqnnlt_ascgen‘,runhen men; 50 | Loxpox, March 80.—The amount of bullion .tr Mactin. 2 butts, 12 huds, and 18 quarter-casks | June,10.81@10.82¢; July. 10.91G10.92 ate of Lenry C. Newnall 1o Sarah ctier. Busloess men will - submic to almost s " the whole fce-crop will yie:# an ageregate of | withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance | Of wine; T. M. Sinclur & Co., 230 sacks salt. | Gi1.97c; September. 10.76@10.78c; October, 16.C08 Goula) vt o el toSaTaN ) oo | 38Y privation before abandoning tacir vauly The same; he ot [cet in the Sweet-By-and:. | 5760069 qrunken micn, Suppose thal, from | to-day was £35,000. Collections, §2,695.21. : 10.02¢; November, 10.55@10. 54¢; December, 1052 Wett Tavlor of, 500 f2 o ar Washtenaw uit‘l'é’f?»"fl-fi‘i’lfl‘;’é?}‘.‘:&t u&?cu_ror . | BY ?;’x?l ;?)[3 gl;‘fyt:ys‘;gfl‘;r;,,, every zenhu(juw;c wnn)lzoceéoa rq::]k seven time?, Conzols, mo cKr""!d -cgg_nam.l% g‘ 10 10556, av, 81, 24x124 1t, aated Feb. 8.... ... 400 e A -, s 1 - | onc bas the jim-jams, 2. il e us al- American e —'G5d, A PROVISIONS. Frovr—In falr demand and less active: No. 2, £3.002 z " e nd per- « " i Seg ¢ o e 3 32, NS. 38 < wWost Suberior L. £'¢ gor of Afimou &, 7 makiag plans for new buficce Aad por- | «Well, Harry Sioper s Lo Co. ib Blasdale & | fofoq,—about one-third of the total population | 10-40s. 1075: now 53 1043, HOGPRODUCT:—We ¢ active and sastcr, though hogs | 4231 surer State and Western, $4.50G5. 10 common 1% 11, dated March 30 ... . 1,700 | culate largely for vaults it w00 renss. | o dmerea e I Fonaas in S | of the State. If cach of thesc unfortunate men | - Frie 104 preferreq, B o0 oo were quoted G Fer 100 1bs hizher, and Liverpool was | 10 cholee extra, $5.10%5.25: good to cholee, £5.003 iy ere e areat ¢ Shond for vaults all over | Lome Sl obe wonths In the Catson Penitentiary, | fecs 1000 shakes, there will be 220,000,000 RIS, % 5 firmer on lard (3d) and shoulders (64). But the murker | 0-60: winfer wheat extra, $5.5026.50; fancy, S6.33 1,500 | {do bevaor S There may be some standing | Tone sentenco just for Killing a Chinamap. | Snakesscen; and, ailowlne two snakes to 8 " for ments was very dull. belug about bare of export | 773 €Xtra Ohlo, S5.15@6.73; St. Louls, $3.20&7.753 27 | 1 2% Their owners do not advertise. B e pardoned out. thoughe Lize Sloper | Dooky they will 1] 52,500,050 pairs, which insures COMMERCIAT. orders, and there was more pressure to place lotsof | Minnesots patent process, $6.75@8.75. Kye flour firit Indiana sv. 004 108 o Fhietioth st = —— 200 1" rigs Erorsone%: | | ot inios shivotin’ serimmege with Moitung ‘L’lrelfifh‘ltmkmme shoe-shops.—Vieksburg (Mist) | 1y fonowing were the Intest quotations for | Porand Iard which wil o desienbl Monduy on April | SESLOURN0 o L o 243180 11, Jmproved, datod Naso w i o REAL ESTATE IN SAN FRANCISCO. [ Jock, and killed nim. = Lize ufterwards went. 1o March dolivery on the leading urticles for two days | Shanmer” g waslargely tn | GRNIANCLEE B unchanged: receots, 107 North 1. ROy The Sun Fraucisco Bulletin asks what i the | the Arkousas Hot Spriugs; he was not very 000 bu. Rye steady: Westcrn, 73gwhe. Barley duil orth av, 124 ft w of We-r———rch 28 5,000 tter with real cstate. It says: £ MARINE NEWS pust: Tae following table exhibits the detatled shipments | and unchanged. Malt dull and nominal. Corn un- 24x125 ft, datea Marvo Yoiein & wmatter with real est b 80YS2 well. 3 o . Friday, Saturday. | of provisionsfor the week ending March 29, and since | CRauged: receipts, 77,000 bu. Oats, 21,000 bu; Weats Falfon v, 50ty g 1,000 | Thelnstewo public offerins of renl estate in "Whgridnd Charley Madden go? S'9978 'S 2434 | Xov. 1. 1077, as compared with the correspondiog tlmg | 33 LEed and State. Ti@ase. . . L dm™, 2 of Peorin st. 8 f, 70x this city were complete fizzles. The catalogues “Dead. CAPT. WARREN’S CASE. fostseason: g A Y—Unctinaied, ko g S v e, & ek A . : lors—Quiet and unchanged. Chieagy S grored, dated March 20 (Bl 000 | e et bt o st S Imgers taoal [« Whv, bo was & stout, lealthy-looking| capt. Joseph Cook, Supervising Inspector for or e RocRKiEs=Colie sealy: Rlo carsaes, M@17e: fob 32-1%45, 60 ftw of Dearbornav. nf, ' | hasnotbeena public sale In this’ city this epring | ™ i\ this the Eighth Digrict, hss completea his in- T blag, 1eiSic i sold. "Suzar quietbat orus (817 14 Feltzi8933'tt, imoroved, dated March 27 7,000 | which has come up to_expectations. There 15 «Charley's wife and mine,” continued the-| Vestiation of the charees against Capt. John War- 3 Tair and marier Grrn. _ Molasses qatet and uichanged. sailon 8L, 25813 ft e of Leavitt at, some reason for this apathy. It is not because we A e o . ren, Local Inspector at this port, and retucned to PrtroLzTy—Firmer; crude. 7Tc. £ 24x120 1t, daied March 30, " 2,400 | have not had an sbundance of rain. It i not be- | tall stranger, “were great cronies. Ay wile, St 4 i ik i .y TaLLOW—Steady and unchanied. 3 SOUTH OP CITT LINITS, WITHIN A RADICS OF s2vES | causc the sgricultural outlook {s unfavoradle, 1t | somehow, uever lied my name; heard she | Detroit last evening, where he will make out his | Haricy. 178 0F TCRPENTINE—Steady; 30%331c MILES OF THIE COURT-HOLNE, i8 not because of any apoarent impoverishment of | changed her part of it soon as I left, and ina | repurt and lorx_uld it to Washin, ton, Tr;'u charges | Live hozs Fooa_tuchicusd. aiaaes againgt Capt, Warren twere similar to those vre- Lramenobulad mchagged: oo st the mines. 1t is not because trade bulances are few mouths marricd without s divorce under. Hams, pieces 18%40c; unwashed, 10@25e. e O Al ity scond st lly advereo 1o the clty, It may be d 4 a fell 4 | ferred under Capt. Iiacphs administration, when , 20x15 mproved, dated Feb, 26 upusually adverse to the city. It may be due to v pame; married 3 fellow name 3 b : 3 ] (Jarcs E. Slorrison 10 Alexsnger the aenseless labor azitation iu this city durine tho | Hery 1CY, : the ltter simply modified the finding, and dis- | Steriing Iama lier e maliel e o, Bt Kevan).... ot EeRyd veeess .8 5,000 | past nine months, lm!]ll}'m!yhedue 50 the reason- “ Serapes ! missed the cl;';rflu The Urrw'-‘rd {f, 51:65 TThe following were Slaca bria i'.'a?fn'”ifr'imu Western, m;l_ ol .knmunmn:m Greenwood av. 8 w cor of Forty-ninth able prospect of greatly-increased taxation in this |, Soraecss, cases are e ones referrc o and [ oeone teading articles of produce in tols city duc- | Sides boxes d—] eam, $7.5200G7.57 “ i i * Scraggs. 5 © )% BurTEr—Dull and unchanged. city, as the M.lfit of questionable legislation at no mnew evidence was produced, at least Capt. ing the twenty-four hours ending at7 o'clock on | Siles oisces Cu::s!—Dllllnnuur?:nnngnc:fl. 14 Shoulders, bris... WHIsET—$1.06% 1, 061, 1, e 1, 297 6-10x197 ft, dated” March 28 (Benjamin F. Jacobs to Daniel Sacramento. It i3 quite probable toat the present another cap of coffee. « Ahem—ah—waiter, Charley’s brother-in-law, Suppose you know Cook s0 informed Tue TriBUNE marine reporter yesterday, and, judstaz from the tevor of his re- Saturday morminz, and for the corresponding Shoulders, tcs. g MEeTaLs—Qulet a0d unchanged. arp)... Th % 2 duflness {n real estate here can be traced to both I d Dhue 1ohd &% Boniesard, s cor - 700" | of these caus Dutch Louis, that busted in the brewery busi. | marks, it is very likely that the charges Will be | time twelve months ago: Snoulgery bos le¢ sad unchanced. ty-ninth &, ¢ f, 48x729 7t (with thirty- THE TRINITY CHURCH (N. T.) PROPERTY. ness?? said the sandv-looking man. dizmissed. £ Recéints, Toment Tonigis, pigs. oo i The Fatal Fifth Shi, eix other lots in same subdivision), dated ‘The popular estimates of the value of the real “First-rate; where's hei’" i IFs e & ki | colmmen s, Hocks, pk: e s Shlps March 27 (Fraklin D. Cossitt 10 Will- cstate held by Trinity Chureh in New York ‘are | ~He's in Silverbrockbury, Arizona. Got a A BRIDGE DETENTION. 1578, | 87, Col. LeRoy Woods arie wack , passenger on jam 8. Halh)... 11,200 | exaggerated. A fizure as high as $70,000,000 | big brewerv there.” The steam-baree Davidson, loaged with corn for £ — the iti-far myv&sel Gen, %;‘;fi "Em was it SOMMARY FOR THE WEEK. Has been mentioned. The Comouroller of the | Remember Alf Sykes? eaid the stranger | Buffalo, ot aground in tae west draw of Madison- PHET 71catom | in the Pacific Ocean off San Francisto @ iuw The following is the total amount of city and | corporation has recently made public the reai | with the one cye set crossinz. street bridge yesterdzy afternoon) shortly before 155,519} 73, &i'205,219 | dags ago, left his home in Richmond, Ind., (B suburban transfers within a raalus ot seven |facts. The church, De says, owns about * Got twenty years at Carson for robbing the | 3 o'clock. and continaed there for ‘over an hour, 41 161574918 | the 1st of February for Alasks, e bad oY miles of the Court-House filed for record dur- | lots, of which there were none below Fulton | mail.” much o the provocation of persond waiting to zet ] ‘acrive and declingd. 1561760 sos | been married 2 few months. A day or two Le- ing the week ending Saturday. March 30: City | street except those devoted toimmedlatechurch | = Heard Word Smithers bad some trouble?” | over the river and profancly inclinod. The David- 250,510 & below e latast yetes of poe, | fare his deporture he romarked to @ friend i ga.cs, 83: consideration, $262,608; north of city | purposes. The whole possessions of Trinity #Five years at Carson for robbme Wells- | son will probably get sway with her consort, the L oo o sAnlie e o) th- latest prices of Friday. this o ‘n:r ure he remarke ln e limits, sales, 1; consideration, $6,500; south of | Church include only sbout 130 fots. Of these | Farzo. He didn't play it fine like they say old | King, the fore pact of this week. - O ratrorador L0 seler Apritaten.sp | B0l ciby, inTespaose o an Inquley a3 10 BC city limits, sales, 10; cousideration, SG1,035. | less than 200 are leased for what are called | Blivens dids I believe that was his name—nick- o S50 orl sl e a S Gan Bl p A 1 [ B e o} Tt e come. uck: Total sales, 94: total consideration, SLOL. | 1one Lerms T—namely, Lenty-006 years, with | mame. T Zusse.” IN FORT AND AGROUND. ek e mariket clo-ed steudior ot 5o it 1ot | Ono o5t of every five sbupsihat sal from TFris i RESTS. - | the right to reuew twice; 260 are leased to ten- | *+Old Blivens!” : The echr C. G. Breed arrived here vesterday, | Porks bt SOAN veller ADRL $0.81% Se A £OF 4 ol oAbk e shios e A el e e week was a busy one with agents and | ants who have built at their own expense there- | _ “Qld Biivens. You see he robbed Wells- | with & cargo of iron-ore from Escanaba. and will | Fafiow 1 .35 sellor Jue. ST Sust my luck fo find that Aftn ship” He found it. Mrs, Woods was_intending to follow ber tenants, although the actual results to beshown forthe trouble taken are not laree. A preat | grounds and building both, to the Church, The | went there,—beard of it. The messenger was 3 7. 75 b B z . . j=l = il S ying 3 ) v vrime at £7.75@8.00. it » o deal of preliminars negotiation hasto'be ove | wiiols rea estate of the Trimity corporation is | {ho only Wilaess azainst_bim, aud on the morn- | {4 S ek enentabs pi was. beroune, (he 103 | EveroRo- o Lanp—Was moders:ely actlive, with hrusliand t0 il far-oll Hoe o easly subnriss throush with at the beginnloe of the rentinm | worth at a large estimate $7,000,000. The in- | ig of the dayof the trial the messenzer was | Bdwardsnaving ran her into shullow water. 5 | Sheap: X 6 EAME BREE ST o Fento St ho talEAstmadd fy asou. The peculfar feature of the bouse mar- | come which it has vielded, taxes not deducted, | fopnd shot dead at the door of the room In g el s 105675 below the Tatost prices of Friday, - seuos ware K6 Tave ot Nomsn; Ket this ceason is reported by the azents to be | for the past year hos been about $I50,000, | ahich bosleat, and. which opened on a narrow AR BOILER L TEBOrea of LOOD tos 8pos mt Sr e miep0 rehTere Hemunia topsal. - the large proportion of tenants who' will &tay A BUILDING ASSOCIATION IN BOST( alley. It was not known for certain who did it, Faw Bon Potatoc Pl 2L 7. 20T, 301 10,500 tes seir oo fes £ ller | Some time awo a man koown as Hlezing o where thet are.. Looking over the field thy [ At recent meeting of the Ploneer Co-oper- | but the Vigilantes sugzested to Old Blivens that | The 8ew boiler for the tug Crawford baving ua- | caal, o e ao i b, 31 10,500 iesseller Moy a1 $7.074G | stabbed and desperately cut a woman DamK find that the cost of moving, aud the discomfort | tive Saving Fund and Loan Assocdation, the re- | perbaps bis health would be benefited by s | 06Fg0ne a thorough test in presonce of Supervising | Jiry. toas 0t "ihe marber Gane Flora Woll. with whom he had becn livioz. He of 1t, more than make up whatever small gay- o e bt elitare Inspector Conk and tae Local Inspectors was placed | Lumber, m-{- ot or seiler March: 37.275 seller Aprils §7. was arrested, but the woman. althoueh ber life B - 2 AR . seller May: and $7. .35 aeller Jupe. was in danger for many days, refused to prose— ine might be made in rents. The demand for sinall, cheap bouses is urgent. Anything like a cottare 1s taken up instantly. - Rents on South Water street are agitated by upon for the term of two years, and 225 belong, cently organized Boston bullding society, the Prebident gavethe results of its first six months’ operation. In that time there bas been Joaned $11,550 to ecleven diffcrent persons, in sums varying {rom $200°to §2,000. These loans have Fargo, just out of Silverton; that was before 1 Said the dark stranger, with an expressfon of countenance which showed that he thousht he was looking the short man square ia the face: ¢ What might your name bel prdceed to the South Chicazo Rolling Mills to dis- in the vessel yesterday. and the Crawford wll soon conte out in good shap # e LAKE FREIGHTS. Grain freights were more active at the old rates, Butter. Ibs. Dre'd tiogs, N0 Cheese. bXs G. anpes, bris. Prime mess was quoted at $9.00@2.50, and extra atEaTeiere seilve ut decliedly quiet fOr exDort, the shipping de - 1oz verv slow: The marke rulud a shade easier, - Saice rere rororted of L6000y iha short iosat. < e 4.0 seller June, and £6. 1 1: ot % " 5': 250 boxes long and d ferecuiar 13 local futures, - cute hin.... She forzave bun, On Tuesday Hiz- #ing was auin arreated for abuse at theinstants of Flora Wolf, but she repented and forRave him again, and wrote him the following Dot a contest between landlords and tenants. The | in most cases enabled borrowers to sccure fnge | N is—i m : landlords clnim that their prices were so re | popdent homes. The how cashf price sbnhis | n L sven) ame—is—iaSeraggs. Yours” | o or cora and 3¢ far wheat o Buflalo. - Tho | Seans bi-.... 861 | short clears at S5 17, 40,00 s lons clears ot 54,70, | Which was taken chare of by the authoritey Witharawn from store during Friday for city | S OFoseh ivilishire sdues at Gie. 50tes shoulders at | **My Darling: Please lot me know how you fes duced Jast year that thev are now entitled to an improved real estate of this kind can be obtained Pssging out at the door just at this point,'T schr S. Minch was taken for 40,000 bu wheat at 3¢, isc. Toe following table she th 3 360 Ton on the principal cuta ~Tmeatss " " Prices per and'if vou are going to zet ont. Darling, 1 koW advance, cspecially as there is a good demand | bas enabled them to make very satisfactor: Y 0, b I . 'y | did not learn how they reconcied their couflict- | and the F. Palms and Wetmore for 80,000 bu corn | conrumption: 2.861 bu wheat, 1,204 bu barles. Ry ; or secommodation in the strect. “Tenaats ou | b -y, Since the oranizatlon of the | ing location. 3 ke atoiseto Bullalo. The prop Missouri for 4,000 | The following grain was tnspecied 1ato store in Bul- - ors Landes, story | FOLWIL hatemeatter thic. but It e R eeaut the other hand, existing | Pioneer Assoclation, similar associations have —— brls Porx 1o same port. this city yesterday morninz: 3 cars No. 1 hara el SN ek | R Tte affi;f;;: o liitie wite.” tariff, or something better. W. L. Pierce & Co. been formed in Boston, Brockton, Came ENGLAND'S HONORED JEWS. et wheat, 0 cars No. 2 do, 3ears No. 1 soft spring, 10 10 — = Bave rented to R. Hamilton & Co., commission | pello, Lyan, Worcester, Fitchburg. ) el «Sugie, 5 her pup| 4 2 e e e o TebSoth MW steratnect: | Baee, Comoope paren kis m‘l:n;'" Ea‘n;;m ; \ New York. Wortd. . gl d;‘,‘é Bn::;?‘%cg’_ °‘;§:[m,ff,.‘?:“‘3 ",“,; 42 cars No. 2 do, 12 cars No. 3 do, 2 cars rejected, 32 3% & e e MISCELLANEDUS. 20535, with basement, for $L000 & year. The | havo been aticnded with cqual’success, Mr, | L0 couDection with the marriage of Miss Han- | | 00 GO0 L Sbic Toces o *Busie - looked | 3¢ars no grade (74 wheat); 4 cars yollow corn, 48 | GhORS Eleas Tubied it S1.mi tose. and $5.00 boxeu: Lo Tent for the samo quarters last year was §600. | Quincy declared nis belief that there is no douby, | 220 d¢ Rothschild to the Earl of Rosebery, and | fisuohifuliy in the teacher’s face a few mo- | cars and 11,000 bu 'hich mixed, 43 cars new do, | boxeds sweet-plosicd hame, et forsh sndbrts | | Qs The ssme sgents. have reated the third and | but they will spread all over New England | her consequent elevation'to the rank of a Feer- | ment, gud -then fnnocencly asked: “Did you'| 70 cars new mixed, 187 cars No. 2 corn, 06, cars | Arerafceiereenhiams. Si463j/c forsimeaverases: preen r. AT i.IN S s e fpurth fioors of Nos. 149 and 151 State street to’ whenever the people learn from experience. as ess of Great Britain, it may be interesting to make faces when you were little girl1" rejected, 14 cars no grade (471 corn); 2 cars No, Bacon quoied at'4@4}c for shoulders. SK@3¥c for ‘Call or wrlie for Book and pusicaiaie