Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
REAL ESTATE.

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both in the amount of the aggregate trans
actions and in the feeling that has pre-
v;.iied. It has been very independent
rc:.rket during the period named. That
is TO say, holders have not crowded their
property forward, nor have buy
ers been particularly anxious
to bny. Yet at the same
time not q piece of property has been of
fered, of desirable character. for any
thing near what it is worth without finding
ready takers Holders are Of the opinion
that property will be much higher next
spring in St. Paul than it is this year. and
age perfectly willing to hold over for the
expected advance.
The most noticeable Transaction of the
week was the sale of the Nicols & Dean
block or the northwest corner of Third and
S;blsy streets, sixty -four feet on Third for
$4,000. The opinion of most
people Is that the price was
too small Cor the property. 1t is one Of
the NOS. prominent corners IN the city,
rear to the railroad and in the nest Of bus
inass. Messrs. Nicols L Dean: it is un-
aerstood, have purchased fifty feet on
Rosabei street, corner of Fourth. where
they viii Immediately erect new bull
ding suitable for their trade.
The total amount of the transactions for
tie week foot up s29s, 4so. This is IN con-
siderable excess over the pre-
ceding week. and indicates that
t;as market is in healthy
condition. There seems to be growing
IDEA that University avenue property next
year will look up in way tina. will sur
prise people. There is good deal Of in
qCicy out there. and here and there pur-
e,,ases are being made. at good figures.
It certainly is a very fine avenue and must
Necessarily become valuable property.
Building is going on as Usua; and most
cE the work IS in such stage of forward
ness that there will be no
tEoabIs yTith It. Notwithstanding the
win.e= is approaching. new foundations
sre daily going in, and, apparently, just
as much work Is being commenced now as
there was IN the early spring. There
seems TO be no end 10 the new work
started. New buildings are being CON-
r,enced continually. The new Drake
block, on the south side of Third street,
opposite the Merchants, is up to the third
story, and is progressing finely. 1t will,
without doubt, be under cover now
in very short time The foundations
exc going in for the block On the corner of
Ttlird and Wacouta. This block will be
100 feet OF Third street, five OR six stories
Highland will be an elegant structure. The
promises are that there will be even more
building next year then there has been
during the present season. The town is
rections, and is growing rapidly in a quiet,
sogid, natural way. The following are the
recorded transactions for the week:
Clarence T. Ward to Helen NJ Hunt, lot
81. block ., eff Selby. McClmg & Van Ne
tar's addition, $1.1O0.
Sylvan Madeau to Alfred Miogc, swL
OF nelli. section 6. town %, range 90,
$1,000.
william Dawson to Hezekiah Hall, lots
,. Is, 81 and 22. block 9, and lots l, 5. %,
and %, block >, Watson {, Rice's subdivis-
ion. $3.50.
Sarah T. Nicols to Chas. Lockhart. east
8. feet of lot ID, block q, st. Paul Proper,
$4,000.
William B. Dean TO Chas. Lockhart, west
Is feet of lot 13, block p, st. Paul Proper,
$4,000.
Robert A. Smith to Mathew Cot, lot %.
Lock s, in kininger's addition. $500.
Chas. P. Maruin to J. Fl. HuIsick, lot II,
B2ss' addition of out lots, $500
Gustave Heinemann to Elise Stierle,
undivided Il of block ID, Summit Park ad-
dition, 1866.
@. Tower to Mary A. Golfer, part of lot
8, block 5. Eoyt's addition, $l,5i2
C. Tower to Geo. C. Stone, part OF lot s.
block 8. Hoyt's addition, $9,74.8
Patty G. Womack to Thos. J. Cahill, n e,
lois l, 9 and 3, bleck 4, Mackubir & Mar
shaips addition. $500.
Il. A. Boardman to s. L. Moore, n% Of
lot 20, block IA, Dayto & Irvine's addition.
$1,000.
II. 4. Boardman to F. S. Bryant, SD Of
lot 20, block "a. Dayton & Irvire's addition,
$500.
Ignatz Frosina to Andreas Poschek, NV
4 Of sell Of section l6, town 30, range %,
$3.50.
Chas. n. Bell to Edward P. Bassford, lots
Is and 16, block 3, Woodland Park addition,
$500.
Sarah E. OliTer to William A. Edwards,
rv4 of sw4 of section %, town 90. range
a3. 500.
John Ryan 10 Robert Banks, Iots % and
O., block -, Michel & Robertson's addition,
1925.
c. Fl. Lineau, ct al, to Milton T. Emery,
lots and 10. block Is, Bells edition to
West ST. Paul, $685..
CARL Asch to Wenzil Kotnour, lot 90,
block 81, Lyman Dayton's addition, 1925.
Joseph Neumayer to John Wellinger. lot
:. block 81, West st. Paul Proper, $500.
Ella A. Hunt to Sarah G. Hasilton, swh
OF sell, section %, town SO, range 2s;$750.
Elias E. Drake to 81. e. Thompson, %
acres in section II, town %, range 90,
$4,000.
Harvey S. Weld to Title Koch, lot 8,
block %, Suburban Hills addition, $3.50.
James Stinson to Alfred EkhoIm, lot Is,
block 96, Lyman Dayton's addition, $3.50.
Charles E. Linwood to William Thorn,
Eot 10, block Ii. of Holcombe's addition,
1915.
Thomas Cochran to Charles W. Clarke,
lotsS and 20, block 3, Woodland Park ad-
dition, $l,650.
Robert A. Smith to r. E. BipalO,y ef% of