St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS REALTY.
Gratifying Condition of the Market
--Building Boom Developing.

Now that the election excitement is dy-
ing out, the interest in realty increases.
Dealers generally yesterday reported graft
flying activity. The inquiry is very brisk,
and the number of sales is correspondingly
large. Some of the recent deeds are as fol-
lows:
j. c. Halkin has purchased the residence
OF Il. H. Grant in Hillside addition for $23,-
c. NJ Cushman has bought two lots at the
corner of Third avenue south and Eighteenth
street for $IO5OO.
II. s. Bro1erick has purchased from NJ. H.
Hanson lot at the corner of Second avenue
north and Fourth street for SIC, 400 or $500
per front foot
In the last few weeks Thorpe Bros. have
given contracts on $50 lots in Williams addi-
ton. The prices range from $3.50 to 5000.
Yesterdays SALES.
yesterday eight lots in the Van Nest addi-
ton were sold by the same firm. On the
streets,t hey sold to E. y. Somers four lots for
$1,000.
The corner of Tenth street and Fourth ave-
nue. south, was sold yesterdy by Corser s. Co.
TO James Stansfeld for SI6.5O0
b 4 Grant yesterday sold to Mr.. Cumming,
through Corser & Co., one-fOurth of an acre
AT the corner of Second avenue south and
Sixth street, for $4,000.
Lots and ., block 70, were sold yesterday
by H. a. Hamline & Co. to ]. +. Chaffee for
SS',OOO- This was the property of William
Judge or Philadelphia, and was sold for cash.
HObert Il HObert yesterday bought from
William Buck of Rochester, Mimi, lots &, Z,
s, ., 10, IL, II, block g. Chicago Avenue addi-
ton, FOR $1,000. This property has frontage
OF 5OO feet on Park avenue, by 12S feet on
Thirty-fifth street.
Hobert & Hobert, formerly in the Boston
block, have temporary quarters at rooms IL
and IL, Tribune building.
Marsh & Bartlett, who were also in the Bos-
ton block, have established themselves in the
haSOta block.
Is now actively in progress, and many new
projects are developing. Jno. S. Heatas is
TO build $4,000 block, seven stories high,
sgXl2O feet, at the corner of Sixth street and
First avenue south.
Jno- Booth is putting up a three-story
brick building, costing $4,000, on Plymouth
avenue.
FredT. Peet is to build a seven-story brick
warehouse on First avenue and Seventh
street north, adjoining the Cook building. 1t
will cost $50, 900.
Work has been begun upon the excavation
for Gates Bros. twelve-story block at the
corner OF Hennepin avenue and Tenth street.
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
Deeds were yesterday filed with the register of
deeds as follows:
LII o DIX ~, Gales End add; E. A Carlson to
Holmstrom. -. .............. IS, 900
Part OF 1t 5, blk 2, Meeker Island & Power
Companyi Niles Hoagland to Emma Hog
land ......:..:.-.............. $500
Its 10 to %, except 1t %, blk 2. ]. B. Jack
sons add J. A: sandersan to Fred Hass. 2O,14O
Part OF Its and 10. blk 3, Peters add; Eriek
HaIlstrom to Alice Weaver ........... 1850
1t 10, blk IS, Sibley add; Catherine Quinn to
Catherine G; Hughes. ...........-. -. 1850
Its and 2, blk 2, Roberts add; II. P. Rob-
erts to Emma C. Hagy. 1880
1t :, Exposition subd IN blk IS, st. Anthony;
=, city of Minneapolis to John Cullen -. 6,O4O
Nineteen miscellaneous deeds, the consider
atoms of which are less than $1,000. 1904
Total number of deeds, 26...........S42754