The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-18
AGENTS.
Mercantile Trust Company

The Mercantile Trust Company reported
a very satisfactory weeks business in all
inquiry for business investment property.
as we'll as residences, both high priced and
more modest homes, continues undated
and they have added another new sales
man during the week to give proper atten-
ton to their increased inquiry.
They report the sale Of the southeast cor
ner OF Nineteenth and Pine streets, lot 75H
account Of Henry p: Phipps and Frank H.
Phipps of New York, for $4,000 cash, the
This site is we'll known locally. being for
many years the location OF the Natatorium.
The purchaser contemplates the erection
Of a modern building for a tenant. Mr..
Reyburn has recently purchased several
large Pine street properties, and without
waiting for tenants, has erected modern
has not only succeeded in building up the
localities in which he has entered. but has
made very, satisfactory. Investments for
himself. The grantors In the transaction
were represented by Messrs. Cornet 81 lei
big;
This company reports having passed deeds
bacco Factory, at Fourteenth and Pine
streets. sold one month ago at public aye
tom % u rss sotcoSc.seSHIo ne Dei ~ IN closing traRsne.
purchaser. A. II. Handlan In Mexico.
Also piece of Twentieth street property be-
tween ST. Charles and Locust, lot IS feet on
Twelfth street. by a depth or 12S feet to an
alley. being on the east side OF the street,
sold for the account of AInadee v. Rey-
burn, Jr., for $500 TO Mrs. Theodore H. p;
by Messrs. Cornet & Zeibig. Mrs. Wallace
Is the owner Of the IS feet 4 inches on the
northeast corner of Twelfth and st. Charles
streets. and purchased this property on the
advice OF her agents, in order TO give her a
larger corner, rendering her property more
valuable by making the lot of size commen-
surate with the location. There is at the
present time, a one-story brick building on
the property. rented to q livery stable at a
modest rental. The purchaser paid cash
for the property.
The Mercantile Trust Company also re-
port that a deed was filed yesterday to ].
B. Holman. covering lot at Eighth and
mansion. sold some months ago. The prop
erty was sold at. special commissioners
sale. and the laws delay has prevented
property was sold for $500 and Mr.. Hol-
mar contemplates erecting a modern box
factory on the lot.
eight-room brick house. erected on lot 25x
131, sold for the account of Mrs. Elizabeth
Augustine Etavard. who bought as an in
vestment. The Mercantile Trust Company
have sold several houses on Pine street in
the last two months.
ALSO No. lis Euclid avenue. a two-story.
efght-room brick residence. erected on lot
2sxl65, sold for the account of Mrs. L. L.
K kasa'f Reilo ,or who m;1 bous sfs iPo aFG a home oe'As
They also report the sale of the Church
OF the Holy. Redeemer on the north side of
Pine street between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets. the property being sold for the
Rector. Warden and Vestrymen of the
Church of the Redeemer. for s15,@o cash,
the purchasers being Frank ]. Wallace. p.
H.. Baker and Charles Brown. trustees. for
the First Spiritual Association. This church
cost q great deal more money>and the pur-
chasers secured a decided bargain. There
were a number Of parties interested IN this
purchase. The congregation will make some
improvements in the church and occupy 1t
as their house of worship.
Also No. 11A ALBERT avenue. a modern
two-story eight-room house. erected on lot
25xlse: sold for the account Of Mary A.
Morrisey for $3.50 cash, the purchaser be-
ing Louis A. Boseo.
The Mercantile Trust Company also re-
ports negotiations pending in the matter OF
two fine West End residences, the demand
for this class of property being greater than
at any time for the past several years.
The Mercantile Trust Company also re-
ports that the week in Greenwood was
again very active. and that on last Sunday
there were as many as $50 people at the
branch ONCE On the grounds. They v