The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-21

While the prOnOunceu dcllFfts oi ioSni | real estate circles continues without any perceptible Tagging, the market is al- | together featureless. Trading continues in | the same lines and in practically the l same portions of the city all the time.
 Prices, however are reported unusually
 unfavorable fuctuation.
 The file of warranty deeds in the pro | bate clerks office yesterday was heavier l than usual and a fair proportion of the ] number were those which recorded trans
 actions in real estate in which amounts l of 5000 or more were involved. The fol- i lowing is a list of the transactions of this l class:
 ] Anna l.. Powell and C. B. Powell to i P F. Walstrom and A. D. Walstrom lots
 l and and part of lot in block H Of l the "Waverly Place." the said lot fronting l ITO feet on the southside of Twelfth street.
 south and about 200 feet on the east line
 of Louise avenue, the consideration in- l volved in the transaction being s65oo. 1 Maud M Snow and J. W. Snow to
 Marguerite B. Dabney, lot in block n,
 Birmingham Ensley. according to the Bir-
 mingham- Ensley Land and Improvement
 company's survey, the consideration for
 which was s1250.
 North Birmingham Land company to c. 1 M Green and w. G. Tyler, lots l, 2 ,,
 A. 5 and 6 in block 314 according to the 1 North Birmingham Land companys sur
 vey of North Birmingham. the considera- | ton for which was sl1O0.
 Birmingham Realty company to the | Georgia Industrial Realty company, parts | of lots aud in block 615, Birmingham,
 being a rectangle 90 by 19O feet, fronting l 90 feet on the east side of Twentysev- I enth street and running back l90 rect
 on 20-foot alley beginning in the east
 line of Twenty-seventh street 90 feet north of Tenth avenue, north the con-
 sideration for the said property being $27Oo L.. D. Tidwell and wife to R. P. How
 lett. lot 9 of block IA e. according to
 the Walker Land company's survey of
 East Woodlawn the consideration for
 which was s1O0o.
 E. Brewer and Mary l.. Brewer to the
 Woodawn Supply company, 50 feet off l the southwest side of lot l. according to l the map of NJ F. Woods and M. G.. | Woods subdivision of Woodlawn, fronting | 6 feet on the east side of Woodlawn
 avenue and extending back Al feet; 10
 feet off the northeast side of lot 1; also | 9 feet on the east side of Woodlawn ave-
 nue and extending back 120 feet, the l said lot joining lot on the west; and
 a lot fronting 25 feet on the southside
 of Woodlawn avenue and extending back i 12o feet, the consideration for the said
 property being $lO,000.
 Charles N. Owen and wife to T. H. Friel, lot fronting 100 feet on the west l line of Second street and extending back | 19O feet between First and Second ave- nues, North Birmingham, the consider ation for which was $16O0.
 | Mary Isreal Pesoud to Oliver Caldwell, | lot 15 in block Al. Birmingham, fronting 1 50 feet on the north side of Avenue c 1 and extending back 40 feet between l Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth streets to l an alley in the rear, the consideration for l which was 5000
 l Mrs. Kate Pritchett and T. w. Pritchett to Mrs Kate Dillon. fractional lots Il. 13 and 14 in block 166, according to the North 1 Birmingham Land companys survey the i consideration for which was 5000.
 Steiner Brothers to Charles Berg, lot
 2s in block 14 lot 15, in block 26, lots | 1 and 2. in block 27, lots 15 16. 1I and IS | in block S2 and lot in block 94 of the | Blrmingham- Ensley Land and Improve
 ment companys survey. the consideration
 for the said property being $ll26 l Articles of incorporation were filed in | the probate clerks office yesterday by the Woodlawn Supply company capitalized at
 s75,OOo of which s4oo0o is paid in. The | chief objects of the new company are to
 buy and sell real estate and it will also
 carry on a general mercantile lumber | and supply business both along retail and
 wholesale lines. The officers and directors
 are E. Brewer, president; J. B. Gibson. l vice president Jerome Edmundson, treas l 1 ID R