The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-13
AGENTS, REPORTS.
t,s.is.lppi valley Trust Company.

NAAhNs ~"
The real estate department Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Company reports
marked activity in the real estate market,
enumerating the following sales:
From the Bierman Real Estate Com
pany to J.. II. Fielding lot l and the east
property Is at the northwest corner of
Delmar and Clara II fronting 100
feet on Delmar avenue. II Will be i'm
proved with a three-story brick building,
which will be used for hotel purposes
during the Worlds Fair. and then changed
into a modern apartment house. which
Will be first-class IN every particular. The
contracts for this building are now being
let by ]. NJ. Durham. architect, room ~
Odd Fellows building,
Mr.. Fielding comes mere from New York
City, and represents six large companies
who manufacture books, stationery and
fancy goods. After a complete canvass OF
the Worlds Fair district. he decided that
this corner was the best for the purpose to
which he wished to put II. .
The plan is to entertain the customers
and friends of the six concerns which he
represents during the Worlds Fair. This
sissgS. was bought by Mr. Fielding for
The Mississippi Valley Trust Company
also report the sale OF the two and one
half-story. twelve-room. modern residence
at the northeast corner of Newsstand and
Maryland avenues. from Ford W. Thomp-
son to David O'Neill. who purchased for
a home. This property fronts 20 feet on
Newstead avenue by a depth of 72 feet.
The consideration was sll.64o. The pur-
chaser In this transaction was represent
ed by Albert T. Terry 6. Co.
They also represent the sale of Nos. 1872
to l524A Deer street. from Mrs. Gill to
Mrs. Nellie H. Pierce. This property con-
sists of four three-room fats and fronts
40 feet 4 inches on Deer street. 1t was
bought for investment; the price being 49,
They also report the sale of No. 27ss Ar
mand street. from Louis S. Silverman TO
Albert Merkh. This property consists of
two ive-room flats. lot 25x125 feet: cOnsid-
GRAFTON. 1900. TIL purchaser was repre-
sented in this transaction by the Schwenk-
er Realty Company.
Sold the seven-l DOM. modern house built
by them a short time ago. known as No.
Marie o'Neili. This property fronts 50 feet
on the north line of st. Louis avenue by a
depth OF LA feet 6 inches; II was sold for
81 500. This leaves unsold but one of the
six houses built recently for the improve
ment of this subdivision.
They also report the sale of the west
Is feet of lot s, and the east 20 feet Of lot
fronting 35 feet on the north line OF
Mafhtt avenue. by a depth of l"6 feet TO
Mrs. Nellie kirwin; the consideration
Kirwin has already begun the erection OF
a home on this property.
Sold LOIS feet on Geraldine avenue. be
Louis A. Bosso. for SIS, 900 Mr., Bosso
will Immediately improve the greater part
of this purchase with moderate-priced
dwellings.
Sold lot 10 in city block s.0a4: fronting
30 feet on the north line of Geraldine ave
nue.. by d depth Of 1876 feet TO Mrs, cara
Quinlan for $50. 1t Is understood that
Mrs. QuinIan will Immediately uild on
her property.
feet on the north line of Calvary avenue.
by a depth OF 1856 feet. to George B. and
Alma g. Hall. for $500. On this property
a substantial residence is being erected.
Sold lot 3 in block IL of South Overland