Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-29


lief that it is permanent-subject, nf course,
| to the usual holiday lull. There is no rea-
| sonable doubt that local securities have
been given an impetus which will insure an
active movement early in the new year.
The tendencies of, the week were in the
right direction. There were two or three
| misf1ts growing out of involvements in spec
ulasion but legitimate business was not d,s
were in good condition. There was better
7, demand for iron. Railroad earnings were
large. There were nearly loo fewer business
failures than the week before. Money was
| easy at all the leading trade centers. Con
siderable gold was received from Europe.
While there was no bulge in activity III any
part OF tne country there was large acanr
sition OF confidence and the outlook ma'e-
rally frightened.
Points in Real Est.te
Tne real estate market improved conslo-
erably during the week. 1t was better than
that of the previous week. There were more
salesand a larger inouirv Excentine the
saD, 80 - = .'iat ~.
ueai ioi 'uo heou Piopei'y' VIZ "'.e
practlcally cioseo,1here were NO iafSe 'ians-
actions, but several good-sized ones were
consummated. Several new schemes ap-
neared invoIyino downtown and suburban
ppronerties So,ra of whicb viii, no donnt he
cconSnn,nsted Hhila othars re mere fairy
eeIes "A--' "'o
There w,s oood trade in small lots The
acre msrtet wss dnIl bnt indications were
GOOD for n Season of acti1-itv toward snrjnu.
Seversi hniISina comnanies are iooking for
large tracts of land, with a view to subdivis-
ION; The prosperous condltlon OF the Guy
Ine VI tapau fn, heI;af;n
the snccsss Of ali such enternrises when
properly managed.
Owners in the Twenty-third ward are
doing but little talking, but are hard at
VOL th awng W91 E; g,;n nTs uun. a.
ward of loo acres and another two deals az
gregating $4,000. The Twenty-third is the
banner ward for big transactions. Sales in the
last two years foot up nearly 81, 900 900. The
most important of these was the purchase
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad of 35
acres at Glenwood for 100000. A number of
important improvements OH the carpet for
next year will bring this ward still moro
prominently to the 'front.'
1t was stated yesterday that Joseph Horne
Co; never contemplated the purchase OF
the Demmler property on Sixth avenue,
their main objection being that it was too
close to a graveyard. This firm, it is under
stood offered $500, oC0 for the Smith prop
erty, corner Sixth and Liberty. The owners
have within two years refused an offer Of
S60oOOO
The Christ Church property was at ono
Time 0wn9d by the f. s9Ss of for M a.
Whereabouts, which was considered big
price at that time. The purchasers were
Philadelphia capitalists, who went down in
the nnanciai crash OF 1921. Inc proper.y
snn Snn phn sold r. to the chmrcb neoni.
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ing cos' Vi s'H'L"
oh can Ses'eruay "a was uao ioI u, lug uesno
Iractlon. IL was onereo at e. ihere were
no oHeIings Oh hlrn inshaIl a' 10. Ihere
was no pld Ior Manchester. DuQuesne Donos
There was Tumor Yesterday afternoon OF
divlQeno on Luster carry IN tne new year.
BLACK q Balrd yesterday leased TO y. Z.
vankirk g GS ooo eieesricai oaensrers 'or snree
first hoor OF the new ferguson building.
The holders OF Union Switch and Signal
bonds, numbers 6Sl to 54l, are requested to
communicate with the Secretary Of the com.
pany, at swissyaie. when they will hear Of
something TO thelr adxantage.
Inc Mestlnghouse ElectIlc ana Manuiact-
1,ns a for te tne a ,os
Passenger Halfway Company in place of
those destroyed In the late nre. The motors
OF this company were the only ones, it Is
Both Of the Allegheny cotton mills are in
the market, with fair prospects OF one Of
them shortly changing hands.
Movements in Realty.
BLACK nalra solu 70 DI. Charles 9 Scots
one OF SIX new stone lront houses Dullt oy
the Boulevard Syndicate. on Thomas street.
East End, with lot 2sxl40 feet, for Sc, 900
Iobn Ewing q Co sold for John n olt-
~ 80 Thor,.s cres1 The nro,or.r. ~ ~, ~
80 - So,,th ,yanna o,6 Wouro o..ea.
corner OF south avenue ana walker street,
Fifth ward, Allegheny, pelng two-story
brick house of four rooms and attic, with lot
1e,es ,or % ON
HoI.sr Thon,nson g. 70 cold II. N. k
Rnsh Mace nlanf Thirteenth ward frontinn
p feet on hirkpatriock street ana extending 1
back llo leet, lor S4ov' also Lot 40. osS. Butter
place plan. ElsnIeen'E Zee "aro' size Zoxloo' on
Vine street, Ior SZ0o
The Burrell improvement company report
the iolioWng SAFES OF ioos NJ henslnSton:
Charles husseli' Ilttsouie, iot lls, plock Z,
I0r SSio' 1ohi, ,oE.. "a MAJ CnMliSioi, ioS no
Dlock :, ~, Y,.o' n % s1n1 on. GLaue !Its
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