The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

costly OF attending these sales every
day, and AT any time they may 'dhe
place. II would infuse into all the req
estate agents much closer fraternal
FEELING, and also be the means Of restor-
Ing "a great deal Of much lost commence
in real estate transactions.
"Thig room should be Kept open all
tho fine. that o prospective buyer or
seller either. could go IN and acquaint
themselves with any property bclletined
10 be offered on "a certain day. and
In the meantime inspect such property n
they saw nt Allow me 90 congratulate
You I'm this move. for IL surely SIS a
move in the right direction. and II per
sistcntly pushed 10 q happy completion
OF this plan. you will have accomplished
"a great deal FOR our fair city and state
TIKI RID FIG MUST GO.
Mir TuDpcr. speaking for the firm OF
Dcnoon. TupIer 4 CO.. said
I'VE are heartily IN accord with the
suggestion ~ Mr. Walter sharp I'M last
Sundays Times. as regards auction safes
% rcal estate. We think that all public
sales made at some convenient point
would be- beneficial. moi only TO real
estate men. bat TO property owners gem
orally.
"Iot the auction bell and rcd flag CO.
ihe one IS "a nuisance on the streets ana
to stores and residences Property al
ycrtised properly gives the public suiii-
cIcut opportunity 20 inspect premises
before the day Of sale. and buyers can
hid ass iutcllgcnuy az the rooms OF the
exchange as they could standing IN front
of the real estate offered.
"Ofou. especially in cases Of trust
sales. it, is annoying and embarrassing
20 owners of property 10 nave sthese
tcrc.t would bo added 90 real estate mat
ter. bv the adoption Of Nir. Sharp's sug-
ccstion. a4 there would be a. daily report
fu tho uaucrs of an sales and transae-
lions i'm realty. and "a more intimate as
ISOLATION. with not only Tho real estate
dealers. but with all parties interested IN
land and hOusce.
MHssRs. SUTTON 4 co.
The views Of sutton & CO., as expressed
by the senior member of that firm, were
/ as follows.
1--WE think the establishment OF some
convenient place. such as an exchange FOR
the sale Of real estate would be benefit
10 the real estate men. as We'll ass 10 the
prCperiy-owuers of our city. The present
plau If selling ON the premises is undoubt-
rIlv "a good one II we could always have
good weather and a good attendance
b,t ON the other hand when the weather
" ., ..t+o,a,r,.a small mo-
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49,. u,.,ther and moro
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,r.. r.o 4bi,k you'd be
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BOSWELL HARMON.
AIR. j. 1. Boswell. OF the firm Of Boz
Wen d. Harmon. said.
OF am most heartily in favor Of a real
estate exchange @ room in which sales
of rlll estate bv public auction may be
heidi. II is of interest 90 the owner, as
,r.u Ass 10 the agent i'm fact. 1 believe
that the owner of real estate viii be
,,,r. benoffed than the agent. but. as the
.e.ot rapre.outs the owner il is his duty
to AXE The first step in this direction.
Mann, yeor. ago i'm what is now the great
est civ i'm our country. the owners of
real estate established an exchange FOR
the sale of real estate by public auction.
Since taen 10 has passed into the hands
and is now under the management OF
the real estate agents Of that city. Inc
property viii not DE slow lh see,
ing hat their interest ls pel'ei PioleC''u
Wleu We have an exchange eSiaDiI9leu'