The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
Ludlow-saylor Company to Build
Modern Structure on New
stead Avenue.
RESULT OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
Property on Broadway Near
Washington Avenue Sold
General Activity in st.
Louis Real Estate.

Plans have been drawn up for new fac
tory for the Ludlow-Saylor Wire Company,
to be located at Newstesd avenue and the
Wabash Railroad tracks. Work on the
structure will commence Immediately.
ern and fully equipped in every way, were
drawn UP by Ernest Klipstein. the archi-
tect.
The factory will be one OF several which
have been decided on as direct result of
the Worlds Fair, two others being built
In the same line along the railroad tracks
These are the new brewery Of the Empire
Brewing Company and the factory Of the
st. Louis Pressed Brick and Pipe Company,
which will be built on the site Of the for
ner Rock Springs Cemetery
Another factory which was direct re-
suit Of the Fair Is the Banner Buggy Com
panys establishment on Rutger street near
the Levee, now being erected by the Pepper
Cotton Compress Company. This will be
one Of the largest factories Of the sort in
the West.
Broadway Property Sold.
Among yesterdays real estate transfers
was that Of e feet on Broadway between
st. Charles street and Washington avenue.
by A. q. Aloe's curator. Myron r. Aloe's
curatrix, Viola r. Hirsch and Edith r.
Aloe to Samuel n. Dodd. This property
was sold several weeks ago to Samuel NJ.
Dodd and transferred by him to the Broad
way Realty Company. on whose property
the Nugent building Is now standing
An interesting feature In connection with
the deal Is the fact that negotiations
are reported In connection with the rear of
the property now occupied by the Nugent
building. 1t is said that q deal is on to
purchase the property owned by Charlotte
Monti and John A. Ubsdell in the immedi-
ate rear Of the Nugent building, Bent Carr
being mentioned as the agent.
The property Immediately adjoining the
Nueent building on Washington avenue is
owned by Charlotte Monti. who is now in
Paris. the property having frontage of
20 feet and q depth Of "a feet inches. John
A. Ubsdell owns the adjoining property,
Samuel NJ. Dodd being the lessee. his tract
inches. Rumor has It that determined eff
fort Is beng made to secure both tracts
and that the deal at present Is in a most
promising condition.
Property in all portions OF the city has
benefited greatly by the Worlds Fair. sites
1or business houses being in great demand.
no less than sites for residences.
Frank G. Waters 50 feet on Pine street.
north side. between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets. for $4,000 The property is
Just opposite the present temporary City
Hospital, and was formerly saloon site
It Is corner property, and the price Il con-
sidered fair for that class Of ground. The
sale and that Of Nos. LILO and 1872 Pine
street q few weeks ago. when $50 per front
foot was realized, Is an indication that Pine
street realty Is increasing greatly in value
The McNair 4 Harris Realty Company
yesterday sold to Eugene Cuendet on be-
half Of T. g. Niedringhaus lot No. 16 on
the north side of Westmoreland place. for
10, 600 cash. The lot Is 90 feet east of Lake
avenue, and adjoinB the residence of Byron
Nugent on the west. Mr.. Cuendet Is hav-
Ing plans drawn up for a modern mansion
to be erected on the site.
A lot In Bell place, on the north side of
washington terrace, located between the
private walk and Clara avenue, with a front
OF 100 feet and depth Of 1876 feet, was sold
lately by N. Dubois Mccormack to q pur-
chaser who intends to build.
Other lots have been purchased In the
neighborhood by Messra Hayes, Huttig and
Desnoyers. who propose erecting for them
selves modern houses. Several other, homes
are scheduled for the neighborhood of the
Worlds Fair site. and great increase of
building along this line Of residences Ii al
ready contracted for.
A building permit was issued yesterday
for the new st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. to be located at Kings
highway and Washington boulevard. The
estimated cost is $4,000. ~