St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-01
WHAT DEALERS THINK.

indications we anticipate an active
market after the holidays. Promising
inquiries are coming from the East and
South which will develop into business
later on: We have been receiving a
good deal of outside capital for invest
ment, which has aided greatly in max
ing our business move satisfactorily.
+. p. Miller-I have sold during the
week one lot in Summit Park for s., 500.
l look for gradual Improvement from
now on.
James II. DavidSon-There are indi-
cations of an Improvement in the mar
ket, and inquiries TOR investments are
multiplying. There will not, probably,
be any sudden change, but the market
will undoubtedly come up gradually.
In cannot be otherwise with such low
prices as prevail in st. Paul, and such
general good business as we now have.
Denny Il Hill-JuSt now the market
is rather dull, but there is very good
reason for believing that it will be very
greatly improved soon.
y. +. SherwOod-There is, | think,
some Improvement noticeable.
Middleton, DOugan IL HansOn-We
are now selling mostly unimproved prop
erty.
w. p. Hilliard-I have no doubt that
by February there will be a marked i'm
provement in the business.
BemiS BroS.-We are selling some
thing right along.
Barteau Il CO.-BuSineSS is gradually
improving.
w. ii. Richardson-Business has been
better this week, and l have on hand
several good deals.
WIS. Bowen-We can see an improve
ment, and during the past ten days
haan
c. w. SlaytOn-During the past few
days | have noted that good many in
Quiries have been made for residence
and inside business property. Business
certainly Is improving, and there is no
doubt that we may look for good bust
ness in the spring.
Davidson. Bayard & Co.-The market
is little quiet, but at the same time we
are doing a steady business on both
sides Of the river. There is good deal
of building going on Oh the West st.
Paul side.
Magraw Bros.-Some of our custom
ers are withdrawing their property from
market, preferring to hold for a still fur
ther advance. This is fair illustration
of the confidence people who hold prop
erty have in the value of it. They are
able to hold it, and that goes far to make
the market steady and solid.
Il. M. FultOn-I am perfectly satisfied
with the condition of the market. /
have been in the East for some time and
there learned a great deal about what
people thought of real estate in St.Paul,
and also what they thought of the city
and its prosperity. l am satisfied bust
ness will be much better in the spring.
E. S. Norton-There is gradual i'm
provement and inquiries are more num-
erOuS.
Tuttle & Cross-It seems to us that
everything is looking much more favor
able. We are having good many in
quiries.
Haas & Fowler-Notwithsta the
seeming quiet there is good deal of
business being done.
Watson Bros. & Hyndman-Of course
at this season or the year we can't look
for deal of business. In the spring it
will be different.
E. P. Wilgus-The property on st.
Anthony hill is still attracting atten-
ton, and am selling a good deal up
there.
G. B. Lazier-The inquiry for good
property is improving, and it seems as
though the spring would see a
large increase in sales.
Lawton BrOS.-We are selling good
deal of West st. Paul property, not
withstanding the comparatively dull
times.
w. H. Pritz & Co.-Business is grad
ually becoming better, and much more
is sold now than there was few weeks
ago.