Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
IN REALTY CIRCLES
Business Continues to Be Rather Brisk "A
Number of Important Transactions
About Closed Building Active-Per-
mfts and Latest Sales.

Business Continues to Be Rather Brisk
Number of Important Transactions
About Closed Building Active-Per-
mits and Latest Sales.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 19.
The realty market is still keeping up the
very good record it has been making for
sometime past. Though nothing OF very
great importance transpired to-day, the
market presented its usual bright aspect
and quite number of the many important
transactions which have been mentioned in
this column as being under way about
reached the point of settlement. With the
exception of one signature to an agreement
i. she sale of tract OF about IS acres OF land, land
situated in Shaler township, has peen
closed. This signature will be obtained TO-
morrow Thursday morning, when the par
t1culars of the deal will be made public.s
tending purchaser Of a tract of land located
on Ferrysvtlle avenue, Allegheny, was held
Today In the office OF q wellknown attor-
ney on Diamond street and indications
pointed to the early consummation Of the
sale. The other deals referred to also give
promise Of an early settlement
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
Bernard Glacken, si1-story brick busi-
ness house, Penn avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; cost, $50 Henry
Berger, q four-story brick business house
and stable, Fulton street, between Wylie
and Center avenues; cost, $4,000. George
Liberty avenue, between Twelfth and Thir
teenth streets; cost $1,000. Keighley & Co.,
two-story factory, Locust street, near
Chestnut street; cost, 5000. Jacob Solomon,
two-story frame tinshop, Chatham street,
between Wylie and Fifth avenues: cost, $500
Ell Allen, two-story frame dwelling, Sus-
a n,,x,1 f4r
COST, $3.50. Louis E. Reineman, five one-story
frame dwellings, McClarren street, near
Somers street; cost 81, $50. James kensey,
two-story frame dwelling La Belle street,
between Grandview avenue and Pierpoint
street; cost, $3.50. Williams and Brown, q
two-story frame dwelling, Natchez street.
between Wii6ert street and Southern ave
nue.; cost. 81 900. H. Weimer, a twostory
frame dwelling, Leila street, near Southern
avenue; cost, sslo. Sophia Yung, a two-story
frame dwelling, Mifflin street, between
Mrs Leila Fognrty. frame addition, Kim
cade street, near Morningside road: cost,
$500. d. o. Driscoll, two two-story frame
cost. ZOO FOX both.
Late Sales.
Black Baird sold for H. S. A. Stewart to
Jasper B. Stevenson one of his new houses
on Hays street, in the Negley place plan,
with a lot 4ox15615 feet, for $40, 600 cash.
Liggett Bros. sold for Mrs. Ellen Edg, of
Omaha, Neb., g. tract of about four acres of
land and an old dwelling on Glen street,
Williamsburg, for $1,000.
s: A. Dickie & Co. sold for f. P. Bell to O.
B. Hark q lot in the Fahnestock place plan,
431a1l3O feet, on Homewood avenue, for
2S30.
Skivington, Pedder & Co. sold lots Nos 72
and % in II. E. DuBarry's plan. fronting Oh
Chislett street, Eighteenth ward. for $l,5O0.
Messrs. Piper & Clark sold for W. II. Will
Jams to Miss Lingo lot No. % in the Williams
plan, situated in the East End, having
frontage of 40 feet by 1OO Ieet in depth, for
l,4OO.
John X. Ewing & Co. sold to Jacob W.
Miller lot No. Il, fronting on Grant avenue,
in the Frederick G.. Rohrkaste plan, Tenth
ward, Allegheny. for $500.
d. Behen & Son sold for c. A. Pagan to.
Phillip Puder a lot 20xl00 feet on Cypress
street. near Gross street, Twentieth wald,
for $3.50.