St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21
IN REALTY CIRCLES.
Dealers Confident Of a Lively
Fall and Mid Winter
Business.
Several Large Transactions
Filed for Record Last
Week. :
No Difficulty Is Experienced
Locally in Getting Plenty
Money.
Notes and General Pi ck-Ups
About Deals and New 2
Ventures.

A good fall business is generally antiei
pated among realty dealers. Inquiries COLI
tinue to pour in from the East respecting
likely lots for investment purposes. and
many real estate men report some good sales
for the past week. Here are sample talks
with dealers:
Smith g. Taylor-The market is fast i'm
proving. Sold a house and lot ON Martin
street, near Dale, for $4,000, and two lots in
Stinson's Boulevard addition for 81, 900 each
cash.
Bristol d Loomis-Business excellent. We
sold two lots on Pleasant avenue, between
Milton and Chatsworth streets, at $1,000
each, and three lots in U~nderwood's First
addition. on Goodrich avenue. at $500 each.
We expect to see a better market during the
fall and winter months than we have had
the past three years. Money is quite plenti-
full, despite reports to the contrary.
Bushnell d Bushnell-Our sales in Midway
property have been very good. The realty
market is looking quite prosperous, and the
loan business is also very good.
Fallihee q Snow-Business is booming.
We have made some excellent sales in Mid
way property.
And thus the interviews might be extend
ed. but sufficient have been given to show
that all the dealers have a strong belief that
a good trade will be done during the fall and
winter months.
A report is current that q large and elegant
hotel will shortly be erected on the West
side. The report first appeared in a con-
temporary, and, as all inquiries among realty
men and capitalists, who were likely TO
know. failed to CLEAN anything establishing
its authenticity, the original statement may
be reproduced for what it is worth. 1t reads:
There is q rumor current that several
wealthy West siderS are contemplating the
building OF an elegant hotel On the prospect
plateau overlooking the Mississippi river. Ii
a desirable site can be obtained this new en-
terprlse will begin to appear before snow falls
SO as 10 be ready to the travel
ing public next summer. There is no doubt
but what this would be a great addition and
an attractive one to the West side. Beauti-
full lawns and flower beds surrounding the
hotel, with adjoining parks, would make it a
pleasant spot for visitors to remain a few
days while they are the city's guests No
DOUBT such a hotel would be an attraction to
the West side, but it is very questionable
whether travellers could be beguiled thither
in preference to the more centrally located
nyan, Merchants and Windsor hotels.
Notes.
P. II. Kavanagh sold at public auction
III so feet on Cedear street, by 100 feet in
depth, for S15.9Q7. So, to Max Ebert. The
property is situated in part of lots l and 8,
block =, of BaZille's addition. The purchase
price is equivalent to Sl35 per front foot.
Harry Weatherly, of Weatherly & Hay, has
returned from a months visit to Winnipeg.
The firm has decided to open an office i'll
Winnipeg. Mr.. Weatherly says the Mani
toba capital is on the eve of another big
boom.
The following lots were sold by P. T. Kav-
anagh at public auction:-Terrace Park adj
dition, lot l, block II, to John H~aggenmiller
for $1,000; lots 2 and 3, block II, to W. H.
Garland, for $4,000.
Farming lands in Minnesota are beginning
to receive considerable attention. Acre lots
i'll Southern Minnesota are said to be boom
ing.
C. 3. Lawtonh has disposed of the Clinton
flats to A. X. Barnum for SIC, 900. This was
the largest transfer recorded last week.
Cochran e Walsh sold q considerable
amount of Reserve township property during
their two days public sale last week. :
The Protestant Orphan asylum has taken
hospital. st. Adams, near Marshall.
II. II. Hoyt will build three two-story frame
dwellings, on Beacon street, near Shields. to
cost SD 900.
P. H. Kenefch has purchased lots 1, 2 and
2, block 2. of Wright d Williams addition,
for $685.
M. Auerbach has purchased SIS, 900 of
property from the White Bear Land com
pany.
For $40, 200, d. E. Husey has become the
owner of lots 3 and 5. block z, Woodland
Park.
Building permits fell below the average
last week, both in number and estimated
cost.