Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
REAL ESTATE.

The Week Quite a Dull One, the Sales
Amounting to Only $1sO,4O
The past week has been very moderate
one in the real estate market, and the
amount of sales foot up only $40, 400.
There has been nothing in the market dur
ing this week that requires special mention.
Everything has been steady and
regular with good, healthy inquiry, and
all things considered, pretty satisfactory
amount of transfers. Everybody seems
to be pretty independent. Buyers and
sellers are alike tolerably Indifferent.
Those who have property for sale are will
ling to sell if they can for their price,
while buyers are continually looking
around ready to purchase if price and To-
cation combine to make the
trade desirable. Everything about
the market is cool and deliberate, and
those who hoped to see boom are doomed
to disappointment for this season. Per-
haps it may come next year but it is doubt
full. 1t does not look now as though peo-
pie in st. Paul were to allow themselves to
be runaway with by fantastic valuations.
Good business property is what is most
sought for, and next to that good residence
lots, and there are plenty of the latter all
over the city. No city in the Union is
superior in this respect to st. Paul. Go in
any direction and one will find any quaint
ty Of beautiful locations, and generally
speaking lots can be bought at very reason
able figures.
In regard to business property it is a
little different. In reference to this
prices are & little stronger, and valuations
little sharper. No good property of this
kind is offered twice, and lower town, in
the direction of Sibley, Fourth, Fifth,
WacOuta and other streets in 'the pocket"
is building up rapidly, as has been many
times mentioned before in these columns,
with heavy five and six story business
houses, of which there seems to be no end.
The condition of the structures being
erected is generally pretty satisfactory,
and most Of the blocks are so far along
that they are regarded as safe for being
covered in before the severe cold weather
really commences. As before remarked,
the whole real estate market is in very
healthy and solid condition. The follow
ing are the recorded transactions for the
week:
Robert P. Lewis to Sven Williams. lot
%, block of Lewis addition. $500.
William Powles to Robert p Lewis, lot
IA, block of Lewis addition, $500.
John j. Watson to Lucy B. Draper, block
4 Of Watson's addition, $4,25O.
Henry Nuelson to Arthur H. Rogers, part
of lot IA of Warren's garden out lots,
$1,000.
Caroline Schurmeier to same, part of
lot l. of Warren's garden out lots, 81, 400.
August II. Kellermann to Louisa D,
Plaff, eb of lot of Bass addition of out
lots, $1,000.
Lena R. Knox to John X. Metzger, lots
13, IA, Is and 16, block 81 of Summit park
addition, $2,75O.
w. t. Horsnell to John Elveis, lot %,
block 1919 of Irvine's addition, $500,
Herman Nunstadt to A. Fl. Rogers, lot 8,
block of Cruickshank's garden lots, $780,
Bernard Michel to Wenzl Burger, lots 8
and 4, block 10 of Michel & Robertson's
addition, $500.
William Dawson to John Danner, lots 1,
3 and 4, block 131 West St. Paul Proper,
1925,
Ellen Hare to Joseph Hare, Jr., lot "a.
block 1919 Irvine's addition to West ST.
Paul, $500.
James Stinson to John G. Wilde, lots 81
and %, block SO Of Lyman Dayton's addi-
ton, $3.50
G. NJ. Dittmann to E. B. Lott, lot Is,
block II of Mackubin & Marshalrs addi-
ton, $3.50.
Adam Flecken to Elizabeth Achterling,
lot 3, block of Beck and Breckinridge's
addition, $3.50.
Elizabeth Achterling to Macintosh
Robertson, same as above, $3.50.
Mackintosb Robertson to Joseph Achter-
ling, same as above, $3.50.
George B. Woodward to Samuel G..
Smith, part of lots II and IS, block s of
Nininger's addition, 5000.
Louis Fontaine to VIM. L. Mintzer, lot
IL, block of Marshalrs addition. West ST..
Paul, $1,000.
Francis B. Clarke to Louis Peterson. lot
1, block of Clarke's addition, $500.
William Dawson to Dennis Griffin, lots
3 and 4, block 10, Dawson's addition, $500.
Mary F. Dawson to Franklin S. Dove,
lots 1, 2, 3 and &c. block 1919, of Irvine's
addition to West st. Paul, $1,000.
Charlie P. Daily to Chas. A. Moore, e1s
of nwI of section 3, town %, range %,
$29,S25.
Chas. A. Moore to Henry B. Freeman,
same as above, 1891.
James Lawther to the Board of Educa-
ton, part of lot II, block 6, OF Robert &
Randall's addition, $3.50.
William H. Amos to Benjamin Ewing,
lot 8, block Is, of Holcomb's addition,
$775.
Amalia Muller to II. II. Timme, 81 of
lot 1, block 4, Bazille IL Guerin's addition,
$500.
Albert Scheffer to Henry Blase, VIZ of
swI of section 20, town 90, range %,
$500.
James Stinson to Murcellen sligo, lot p,
block 45 of Lyman Dayton's addition,
$685..
Hans Plan to Christian S. Anderson, VIZ
of ne14 section 1; town 80, range %, $3.50.
Claus M. Dittman to the Pioneer Real
Estate and Building society, lots to "a of
C. G. Mackubin's subdivision, $2,40O.
Walter H. Sanborn to John B. Sanborn,
mel of nw4, section II, town 80, range
%, 5000.
Caroline Schurmeier to Bruno Beaupre,
part of lots and 2, block of Whitney q