The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-22

has had a telling erect on tle cohuiloi in local realty circles, the market hay ing picked up considerably" said local real estate agent yesterday.
 "The market is in good condition at the present and will, I think, grow better during the coming few months reaching the highest level in October and No vember.''
 Twenty-one deeds were filed in the pro- bate clerks office yesterday afternoon re- cording the conveyance of property of considerable extent, situated in Green Springs, to Clifford c. Adams, secretary of the Alabama Abstract company. The transactions involved aggregately an amount in the neighborhood of $S00O. When asked of the purpose of the pur- chase of this property yesterday after noon MT. Adams stated that at the pres ent he could give nothing to the public. The following is list of the transactions in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved. with the exception of one large deal which has not been recorded: From Annie M Colley and John Colley, lots 13 IA. 15 and 16 in block s-s600o; w. M. Worthington and wife, lots 15 and 16 in block 7-$32O0; w. NJ Warren, lot 1S in block 7-s2OOO; George A. Jeannette and wife. lots ' and in block 16-s4000; J. T. Meredith and wife, lots II and IS in block 1s-s3OOO; Walter Hill and wife, lot 12 in block 7-s20O0; Patrick Coyle and wife, lot in block 15-s1500; Davis Hill, part of lots 1 and ? in block S-$1500; George Bill lups and wife, part of lots 1 and in block S-$15OO; and Sumter Bethea and wife, parts of lots 1 and in block B. s125O Besides these there were a number of transactions recorded in which amounts ranging from $500 to 5000 were involved.
 Papers for other transactions in local real estate, in which amounts of $100O or more were involved, for which pa pers were filed with the probate clerk were as follows:
 Frank Deedmeyer to Christian F. Ram bow, lot 54 in Behrens addition to Bir- mingham the said lot fronting 50 feet on Bellevue avenue and extending back 133 feet to an alley in the, rear the consid eTdIlOn lOT WHICH was @iiio.
 John V. Ward and Georgia G. Ward to Georgia NJ. Davis. lot IS in section and the southeast quarter of section 4, town ship IS, range 3 west, the consideration for which was $500
 East Lake Land company to A. W. Gray, lots r to 2s inclusive, in block 12 D." East Lake, the Consideration for which was s105O.
 Ensley Land company to J. B. Simp son, lots and in block 2l "F,'' Ensley, each of the said lots being p by 150 feet, the consideration for which was $500
 w. H. Duran and wife to w. E. H. Mabry, lots IT to S2 inclusive, in the North Birmingham Land company's sur vey of North Birmingham, the considera- ton for which was s3250
 A J. Gray and F. D. Duran and wife to Joseph T. Rhodes, an undivided half interest in lot 37 in block IA e." ac- cording to the Walker Land company's survey of East Woodlawh. containing about 12 acres, including all Improvements thereon and an undivided half interest in the business of the Wahouma Coal and Lumber company, the consideration for which was $4250.
 w. S. Brown and wife to F. F. Snede- cor, the northwest quarter of the south east quarter; the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of sec ion II. township II, range 1 west. the con sideration for which was Sl200
 c. NJ. Lacy to A. l.. Roberts lot Fl in block [, according to the West End Land and Improvement company's sur vey of West End. the consideration for which was s170o and the assumption of a certain mortgage.