The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-08
JANuARY,s BRISK SALES.
Real Estate Brings Good Prices All
Around, and Buyers Active.

Real Estate Brings Good Prices All
Around, and Buyers Active.
Yesterday was big sales day at the
court house. Property sold for good
prices Very little was sold, however, at
extraordinary prices. While some real
estate brought a good deal Of money, the
| prices were not more than the value Of the
| property. The purchasers we're not at all
excited, and the bidding was very conserva-
/ tive.
c. II. Dorset sold the property on Gas
| ton street, near Hebersham, two brick resi-
dences, for $4,000, and the adjoining prop
I erty next TO Lincoln street for Sl5, $50.
Lot No. % North Oglethorpe ward sold for
/ Sc, 100; the Ulmer farm Of thirty-three
acres on the White Bluff road sold for
/ 81 40; six lots in Louisville were sold for
| 1890, the first three bringing SIS each, the
next two SAT 80 each, and the last lot $40.
J. Mclaughlin q Son sold the one-fourth
undivided interest Of Burnside Island for
81 800; the northern one-fourth Of lot 13
Crawford ward, with improvements, TO
John Burns for 81. 200; the southeast corner
of Hall and East Broad 120 feet on East
Broad and 90 feet on Hall. with improve
msnts, to Maj. Jordan F. Brooks for 81, 975;
lot 81, with triangular lot on Tenth street,
was sold 10 Walter Meyler for $685.: lots "A
ditionslly to DR.. Falligant for $3.50 each.
Three hundred acres on the Louisville road
were withdrawn at 81, 400, and the eastern
half of lot No. 8 Cuthbert ward was also
withdrawn at 81, 100.
l. D. LaRoche s. Son sold the three-story
brick building on the south side Of South
Broad street. between DraYton and Floyd
streets, 70 w. Wilson for 5000; the east
ern half Of lot No. 80 and brick dwelling at
the north west corner of McDonough and
Floyd streets to T. P. Rayenel for S2,950;
the western half Of the same lot to A. w
Harmon for 81 200; lot No. DC, jackson
ward, and che frame dwelling fronting
sou b on Liberty street. between Jefferson
and Barnard streets, were sod to Paul
Decker for $3.50; lot No. 80, Columbia
ward, and the two brick houses on the
southwest corner of York and Price, and
the store in the lane, were sold to George
Beckman for $3.50; four shares of Augusta
aud Savannah railroad stock were sold
TO X. Halligan for $3.50 a share:
tWo-thirds OF q quarter of lot No. "a
Mercer ward, on the southwest corn err of
East Broad end herndon streets, were sold
TO r. Entelman for $1,000; twenty-five de-
bentures of the Central railroad were sold
TO i. Dasher for SOS 25 each. LaRoche &
Son also sold a tract of land at Southover
junction to J. l.. Whatley for $4,000
LaRoche Il Mclaughlin sold a corner lot
at Ambush and Barnard streets, and lots 10
aud IA on Ambush street, between Whita-
ker and Barnard streets, to ]. deBruyn
Hops for S505 the first lot brought sf75
and the other two s165 EACH
the two lots facing south on Eleventh
street, between Burroughs and West Broad
streets, were sold. conditionally, for $3.50
each, and the lot on the northeast corner of
Burroughs and Eleventh streets for $500:
twenty-one lots in Trcpic City, Monroe
county, Florida, were sold to NJ. Golinski
for 1926 each.
r. II. Tatem did not offer any real estate.
lie sold upward Of thirty head of mules
and horses. Stock brought good prices.
Two hundred and eighteen acres of land
four miles from the city, on the Louisville
road, " ere sold by LaRoche a. Mclaughlin
to Walter Meyler for 500 an acre.