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The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

< street southwest between Four-snd a half and
sixth streets-Melvin c. Hazen et TX 20 Floyd
T. Davis. part lot 2 square $50 SO
Eleventh and ] streets noFtheast-ATad " Evans
e VI. to ssSreuce d. McAulifs original LOT J.
square So SO
so Mclean avenue southwest-Parthenis Bell ct al
10 Karl Roessier. lot 225 square SIS SO
insleside- Elizabeth Walzidge ct al 70 Kennedy &
block T. SO
Meridian Hiil-Michael J. Keane to Wilhelm Fennei
lot 69. block l. S50
Twining Cisy-RonsTt F. Bradbury ct uz TO John
Baxter lot s. block s. SO.
Mccullough street northwest between North Capifol
and First s5reets-J Han Lewis Ct VI. to Robert
4. Dare. iot l02, square s1 SIC
81 Ninth street southeast Herman W Denison
e ux. to William A. ard Mag C. Naey LOT
81, square s2s SIC
Washington Heights Seymour W Tulioch et al ta
Roberta e. Fielding ot g. block g. SO
Columbia Heights Richard F. palro and Herbert A
Gin, trustees. TO Herman " Van senden. lots
81 u s.. square ssa4 $50 Herman ". Van
Senien et ux. 10 Elnnr C. PaiFo lot s.. square
81 SO
n2i Twsn,y fifth street northwest-Charies p. stone
and Willoughby s Ckesley, trustees, 10 Gseuerieye
C. Hendley. lo' s. square a. $50
Cleveland Helgnts-Lzzie J. Brodhesd 81 al to Ger
trude NJ Hubbard. lots Il and u block s. SO
West NoodridEe- -Henry A. Eeith ct W. 10 Charles
Williams. lot J. sluare f2Sg. SO
Thirty third street northwest between Prospect and
strcets-J0hn + killPgn e W to ] Charles
Actiuire, pan square 1919, SO
No G55 street noFthwest-F Francis p Drain ct al
70 Frank J. Tibbets. lot f9 and part lot Is
square g. SO.
No. 1917 ThiTiy fifth street n0rthwest-Hugh T. Tag
CART and Oscar Lgekett. trustees. 70 Catherine
Carmichael. part lot ls7 square I1aI s.
Dobhins' Additon-Francis A. Blaudon et ux 70
Sadie 4. Wright, lot q. block Is. So
PstwoTth-Lacy klimkiewiez et viz Francis n. TO
Sadie NJ Williams lot T. block T. SO
Fifteenth street Northeast batgeen East Capitoa
and streets-FTank A. Reynolds to Dora A
REYNOLDS. original lot g. square 1910. SO
DObbinS Addition Francis A. Blund0n et ux %
Robert F. Wright IT., lot g. squsre fs SO.
Barry Fam Sarah E Scott TO De Forrest Pearce
lot :, section l. sle
Thirty-seoond street extended-I0hn " Barst to
Lnvs Harssfeld, lot 2ls, square 800. SO
WhittinEham-0W H. FOWiCr et ux % Henry
Saslor IT, lot s.. block 50s7. SIC
Trinidad-Charles H. Davidson ct AK 20 Chris
Cox Dawson. lots q 10 65 block J. SO
sauls Addition 10 Washington 3 Francis saul
ct al to John ". and Eva L. Dayton Iot 81,
square 2os $500
New Jersey avenue northwest. betWeen d and
stFeets-Joseph !. Weller et Ex. TO Albert Carry,
part original lot T. square &C SO
Park NieE-Middaugh & shannon Incorporated 10
FTiedarica D. JeTmane lot is sqiare S3S7. SIC
Twenty second street northwest. between and H
stEeets-E. Olivia Johnson 10 F. Cstesby Rowzee,
lot IS, square a. slo
Willard street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth sireets-Nilliam r kellogg ct TX
to Graca and Henry y. Francis. lot IS, square
15l. S0
Moore & Barbo,r's Addition -Wslton 8 stsnberi
e ux- to Annie X. BreuRinger. lot a. block /.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

q, square a6, So
20 ana x street northwest-Rossa f. Downing
ana iheiaAs j. stanton, trustees to AFollie and
henecca Levy. parts lots ls9 and lsi. square 1872
Longnecker's Addition TO Congress Heights Henry
=. LongnecAef Ct ux. to 81. A. KidBel, lot H.
block l. $40.
Washington Highlsnds-Charlss 6. TAYLOR to Martha
A. Kidwell. lot /. block Il. SO
James o. Gutridge to Henrietta z. Gutridge lots g.
and 6S, square 9s7 So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Edaar I. Neal
Ct nx. to Thomas P. Maitland. lot 80 block
Nos 10 and l2i street southwest John D. Kelly
70 joseph ]. Kelly. onehalf interest in part
lots Il and l5 square 5e5 SO.
street southwest between first and Second streets
same TO same. onehah interest in lot 2
square 5ss $40
First street southwest between snd K-same to
same, one-hah interest IN part lot 3, square west
Of square 6f5 $40
DesnWood Heiglsts-same to same one-half interest
in lot 3, block g. sv.
Nos l& and 40 q street southwest John D.
Kelly to jeremiah J. Brosnan. trustee. parts
lots q and 3. square 5ss SO Joseph J. Kelly
et TX to john u. Kelly one-half interest IN
lot a, square 5ss $40
street northwest, between Thirty-fourth and Thir
ty-tfth stTeets-fjeorEe Henderson ct TX to
joseph u. Csunody. parts lots l@ TO no and IL
square -, SO.
street southeast. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
ssgeets-GeorEe C. Pumphrey ct al to John
". Covingion, in 81, square 1918 So
Girls Pertion-James 5. Fraser ct TX to RoSert A.
Miller ps7t 81.
scheutzen Park-Guy s. and Carroll s. Zspp tZepp
Bros to Mary z. Hedges. lots iZ i2. and izs
block 3 SO
\ street northwest between Thirty-hfth and Thirty
sixth streets-Ada G. Hampton ct al. 10 President
and Directors Of Gonzsga College parts lots ss
a. 59 and 60 square IZ2 SO
SaUls Addition 10 WaShington-B Francis Saul et
al 70 Harriet T. Gait, lot 50. square Z7es. s. go
No. rs street nofthesst-Chares s. Davis ct
1x- to William II. Brgwn. lot S. square ssl. SO
Haif street southwest between u and Streets
Isaac H. Ford ct al 10 George NJ Sternberg.
George h. Harries and George M Kober, trus
tees. lots 10 2. q TO g. and part lot g square
65l SH4T So
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FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1aos.l

$40 Z street northwest-C Chsries J. Rixey ct ux to
p n Rixey, jF., lot 3 square iz7e, So
Sixteenth street northwest between / and streets
Presley NJ Rixey Ct TX, 70 Elizabeth H. Rixey
pan lot g. square ie9 SO
900 L street sGuthNesf-FsnEie Washington % VII
fsm F. Kelly, trustee. part original lot a.
square "a. SO
l2al TWentyeghth street northwest-CathArine Nolan
Ct FiT. George s.. 10 Rsbecca LeFy. LOT E
squaie l2l5 SIC.
Bates street northwest, near First street-Charies
D. Yolland and Francis T. Smith and wives to
Robert T. Ballard. .ot is1. square 552 SO.
W0odNard's lot-W. v Edwards et a. to James
B. ShsmTtll, part lot J. So
q sestoH street northwest Emras n Hunter To
Horton II. MekesVer and Edgar B. Merritt, lot
s. block s, BoomiHgdsis SO
Bates street northwest. near First stfeet-Charles
D. Noland e ux, 70 Luther r. Wilson, lot ls4
square 81 s0
N street northwest between Twenty1afth and Twen.
ty-sixth strsets-Ada NJ Butler ct al 10 Jesse
NJ. Butler part iot c. square Is SO.
Dingman place northwest, between North Capitol
and First streets-J. Hall Lewis et ux 70
Anna ". Wilson lot l5s. square 6S SO
Maryland avenue northeast between Sixth and Sew
enth streets Benisnlin s Minor Redmond C.
Stewart. and Ellen $ Mussey trustees 70
J05eIh Swift square s5z s72s20
alley between North Capitol. FIRST. X, and L
streets u0sthEes.-Titian " johnson, Oscar a.
Billingsley and Charles H Machen. trustees ct
al. 20 Milton A. kettier. parts lots IS and So.
square s2i. SIC.
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Few YoRR MONEY.

York April IL-Aloney on call today vas
aily II Per cent, There has been an abundance
Per cent money this week and the hanks have
sFeed difficulty IN putting il out. The highest
'as Der cent. and Is vas the lowest.
characteristics Of the time money market d7r.
Q Week were the very generous offerings esre-
Ter the short dates. and the light demand.
abundance Of call money at IL and * per cent
was largely responsible for the inactivity Rates
- per cent for thirty days. 2s to "a for sxtv dars
- Tor ninety days. TO 81 for four months 81 Ia
81 tcr five to six months 3s TO for over the elee-
ton period, and a TO for one year.
Mercantile paper taken throughout The week
n iair amounts here and elsewhere II was Of
feTed with considerable freedom. some verv choice
names making their appearance. Rates. a. 10 81
ler cent tor sixty and ninety DAYS indorsed bills
70 51s tor choice four and six months single names
and per cent for others
The sterling market to-day was strong with rates
. points higher at 4S57S for demand bills The
market during the early part Of the week vas dull
and heaEy, but IN the closing DAYS GRADUALLY grew
stronger, closing Eith net gain Of q cent. Demand
bills in the early pant Of the week vera Quoted AZ
4s6a5, cables at 4s650 and sixty-day bills at s4l0
To-day's rates marked the highest Of the week and
were as follows: SIXTY days. 4sI55as gs45. demand
e6sOafs s6S5; cables. 4ssa4s705. Commercial Bins
4 65iza4s4
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SATURDAY.. April II, 1eos.l

Ihirty-second street northwest between Scott and
Brown streets Frederick A. Linger e. ux 20
Charles f. Tnbby Tot ST. square l5so So
Thirteenth street northeast between and ] streets
H. h. Bergman. surviving trustee 70 Charles
g. Dern. parts lots 8 TO 81, SO
Anacostis-DsHiel +. Mccarthy and Alexander H
Bell, trustees to William D. Comhs. lot I02
s1usre 57s2 500.
street northwest between North Capitol and First
sJTeets-Char3es J. Walker st u. % Correi &
BEooks LOT ~. square 81 SO
Washington Highlsnds-ChaTles g. TAYLOR to Mar
gsret NJ. Giltinan lots and 8 block :. sla
Whitney Cose-Aquilla r. Yeakle et ux to William
X. Hin. part lot 5. block T. so.
GTammgT's Addition 10 Takoma Psrk-Clara L Hill
e TiT. William h. to AQuilla r. Yeakle lot ?
block 3 sl8
PetvoT1h BENJAMIN F. Leighton and Clarence B.
Rheem. trustees, to Frances s Nichols, lots -
ls aud a. square s. Sl7ea
d street northeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
Evan H Tucker et TX. 10 Harry " and William
". Dsly, r. part lot !. square So. SO
County-Bates Warren snd John l. Warren sHd
wives 10 Eleanor g Preston. lot 43. square Srzl
Sl9
y street northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streess-EdWafd A. Mitchell ct ux. 20 Mary
F. HopTin. part original lot S. square lSs $40.
ngiaie-Anirew ]. Schwartz et TX. to John
and Catherine E. stack SO
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

for raw sngaT IS higher and at London there vas
an advance ef I'D. With April and May quoted at
lis sgd. Sales ef A00 bags Of Cuba centrifugal
for shipment were reported at l-l6 Duty-lsaid
prices are nos aioeed SIS follows; Centrifugal. IS
test 3i2; AuscoYado, ss test So; moiasses sugar.
g test s67 Refned sugar i firm.
NAVAL sT0REs-The market for spirits tpruen-
tine was quiet with machine made barrels quoted
at 50 locally. with Savannah at IS Rosin ruled
qniet with common to good strained a6 Tar
held quiet, but steady and unchanged at 40 for oil
barrels
BUTTER Receipts. 4.6sz packages; lower Cream
ery extra. 2slz fTsts, 2sa2;
MILL FEED-Stsady; Sow. Spring bran, Io6-lb
sacks, to arrive zTs6 middiings gn; city BRAN
26 %. n bulk; Western rvd deg $50. to arrive !;
winter wheat bran. IN l0o-lb. sacks. Z75
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Brokers on the washington Stock Ex-
change were not specially anxious for
business yesterday, and only small
number Of orders were flied. These were
mostly in the public utility bonds and
fractional lots Of the railroad and gas
shares. Prices were. on the whole, a
shade lower.
The exchange voted that when it adj
Journed next Thursday II should be until
Monday of the following week. The ad-
Journment on Friday is for Good Friday,
and it was not thought best to open the
exchange on Saturday, inasmuch a. the
New York Stock Exchange and most of
the exchanges of the country will be
shut from Thursday afternoon until Mon
day
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12

Q street northwest between Thirtythrd and Thirty
fourth strsets-Tnlstees Of the Presbyterian Con
gTegafioIF Of Georgetown TO District Of Columbia
lots Is9 to le2. 9. Z, and parts lots ls6 and lss
square l273 $500
Q street northwest between Thiry-thrd and Thirty
fourth stTeets-GhsTles A. 0fsutt tc District of
Columbia part lot ls3. square 1913. 81 SIS
street northwest between TliFty-third and Thirty
fourth stFeets-Jennie Staub e; al 10 District of
Columbia, paR lot l63. square INa sS25 Louise
staub surviving trustee to District IT coiuH1-
bia PARTS lots lsg 70 lol and part loi l92 square
f2ss s5s25
street northwest between Thirty third and Thirty
fourth stTesfs-Frances l. Clark ct Tr William
A., 10 District Of Columbia paris iDts 49, Iss
and ls5 square 127S 1879
SO B sxsst nogths&st,-Emma E. Harvey ct Yir.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E F. Hutton & Co.
members of the New YCTk Stock Exchange and the
New YORK Cotton Exchange @. Bowie Chipnaan,
manager 1901 street northwest.
New YORK. april ll.-Cotton felt the same slump
that affected prices adversely yesterday Prices
opened slightly lower and sold down about eight
points under somewhat heavy liquidation. inspired
by good weather all over the South. Wall street
bought quite freely. int so many brokers were
selling that Il inp0ssibs 70 maintain prices,
and they ssggsd 70 the close which weak and
without spirit.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. April 1l-GATTLE-Receipts. 100; mar
kef unchanged
HoGS-Reeepts. 5000 marsef l0c higher Light.
5 15as %; rough, s.eiaSs5 mixed, 57oas25 heavy.
;. s0a6 22iz pigs 4s5as %
SHkEP-keceipts. 5e0 market unchanged.
Nes York, Arril u.-cATTI4E- Receipts J. iso
Dressed beef quief buf STEADY at i0allls
CALVES Receipts. 80: firm. Indiana reals. s0a:.
ned calves 4oe: dressed calves, duli, hut steady;
uty dressed EeRis. IizHl2ls. country dressed 7aI0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2l50; easier
HoGs-Receipts, $50; weas on Buffalo adsiceS
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of TIE New Tork Stock Exchange and tbs
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Cbipmap. mar.
sger 1901 F street northwest.
Chicago, ATril 1.-THE buIls had control os tss
wheat market to-day. It opened strong At , frsc-
t'eiisi advance and prices cept. gradually higher
unsl .e@ftg Two points above the opening had been
and prices fell off litte, The market strengthened
81 the close and the tone was better than yestersy
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call l2 O'Clock noon
Columbia Railroad S. ss09 at 1855
washington Gas. 3 at 6liz 3 at sliz. Z al slh
Mergenthaler. / al l9i
After eallTcspital Traction S, 500 at Ion.
oapsiai TTaetiun- y AZ l2l I az l1i1
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 30 at
73A
Washington Railway ard Electric IS 81 GO at i5ss
slV9 at fos. s. oo0 at 7sia 81 900 at 7sl5.
capital Traction IS. 81 900 az ii0l4.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday
local stock exchange
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GOVERNMENT noNnn-
New YORK. Apn t.-Closing quotations Of Uuite
States government bonds
AsHINGToN CATTLE MARKET.

rrLE-ExtEa, per eut. s.oaas.5o; butcher. sos
common. go.
gs-Pg cvt. gross sOoas4; ordinary, per
5.soa550.
EEP- Prime s.osas.soi common. 25taao8.
8BS-Spring l0alL
LyEs-Prims. per lh, 7aTz medium. saal
Sal
us Prime. fresh. each. seOa1.O0, common.
Isoao; Old ana dry. so0sio.6a
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. April 1L-To-day's weekly
bank statement contained the average
OF the daily showing of clearinghouse
institutions for the week. the actual fie-
ures for those institutions. and the aver
age showing for other banks and trust
companies in Greater New York.
The average statement of the clearing
house banks showed these changes:
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices on the'
most active bonds and stocks listed on
the Washington Stock Exchange yester-
DAY. and on the corresponding date one
year ago:
GAS BONDS.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By y Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York stock Exchange. G. Bowie
chipman manager. 1901 + street northwest
Tetal sales. .....,..-.... 22s, 800 shares
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New 1oFk. ATail M-WHEAT-Hig fair ip-
quiry. No. Northern Duluth. 10 arrive 10. No
z red l. Q. B.. looA No. hard, f. Q. b, IOsls
10. I maesresil. Leo, I. o b.; No. 2 maearoni, 81
Exporters took lcads
CoRN-sirong; quiet trade. No. elevator. n:
No. 2. f. o. b. 7ois; No. 2 white. f o. b. ii No
yellow. (. o b.. nominal. Exporters took 2 loads
Rfk-Steady: light trade No. q g. T. Q. +.
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PRICES OPEN HIGHER
Market Repeats Actions Seen
Last Friday.
SPRING TRADE IS IMPROVING
Business Interests in New York Wen
Pleased with Outlook for Easter
busss,l--- Delaware and Hudson
Weaker Because of Issue OF Fifty
Million Dollars in Bonds.

New York, April 1.-THE stock market
to-day was. in very curious manner,
almost an exact duplicate Of that Of
yesterday.
Prices opened higher. and held at a
higher level during the first half Of the
days business. and then. just as on the
preceding day. upon evidences, or what
were commonly held to be. sucn. of the
artificial character OF the upward move
ment, receded sharply. but closed general
ly at no declines.
The local traction stocks, however, con-
tinued to be steadily accumulated.
The particular weakness of Delaware
and Hudson stock yesterday and to-day
was accounted for by the announcement
to-day OF q S5O,O00.OOO Delaware and Hud-
son bond issue, which was said to be
mostly for the purpose. however, OF re-
funding the existing indebtedness Of the
Delaware and Hudson subsidiary COM
panies. but the latter decline in the mon
ey market was led BY fall In the
Amalgamated Copper stock, due pre-
sumably, to a widely prevailing impress
sion that the price of the stock is high
in view of current conditions in the cop
per trade.
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Copper Dividend.

The Anlaigamated Copper Company Is
now distributing dividends at the rate Of
2 per cent per annum. which can hardly
be earned. but its stock is as high as
when per cent dividends were paid.
the price of copper In the meantime being
} cents a pound less than on the prev
ious occasion.
OF news announcements during the day.
the notice of small advance in freight
rates on certains commodities by the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
and other principal New England rail-
roads was the most important. and it
viii, of course. be very interesting to
observe whether this act sets a pre-
cedent that Will be generally followed
by other railway systems.
The bank statement was about as look
ed for, exhibiting an increase Of S, 457, 600
in cash, but an increase OF $7.0S3 100 IN
loans under the average system. Actual
conditions at the close of the week, how
ever. showed the low account 20 have
increased S1T, ,292 600. and the increase in
cash 10 be s9.1S320Q. The bank surplus
now stands at Sl2, ,265. .Z75, the highest shown
at this date for more than ten years back.
Spring Trade Improves.
Attention in the financial district was
/" angrossed with the Erie matter last
K that little consideration was paid
ny other matter, and there were really
other noteworthy occurrences bearing
way or the other upon business or
lcial affairs.
q general run of routine influences
ng the week constituted indeed a mix
of small, good. and bad develop
Is
cording 10 the reports Of the CONNER
agencies which are also borne out
popular observation. the spring trade
recently very perceptibly improved as
ually does just before Easter. and this
for the frst time in many seasons.
country has enjoyed normal spring
her. that is to say, the weather has
marked by the warmth and aiterna-
OF sunshine and shower that or
rily characterizes the time
the other hand. all accounts agree
preparations for the fall trade which
in past years been in fun swing in
present month. are quite backward.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co.
members New York stock Exchange y. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 F street northwest
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.


Antonio Pace to Angelo r. Bianehi.
north side Seventh VENUE. 80 feet west
from Stone street, $4,000.
Mary A. Smith to Gustavus A. Rich
ards, east side Avenue l., so feet south
from Mary street, $500.
Schachna Friedman to Samuel Silbeg.
east side Wickliffe street. $50 feet from
South Orange avenue, $1,000.
Luigi Di Guglielmo to Wallace Zeliff,
east side South Fourteenth street, 1913
feet north from Woodland venue
81. 400.
Prospect Heights Improvement Com
pany, east side Clifton, 400 feet from
north side BalIantine Parkway, $4,000.
Malvern Land Company to Marcus
Sayre Company. east side Badger ave-
nue., $50 feet from south side Haw-
thorne avenue, 5000.
Beckey Feins ct al. to Aetna Build
ing and Loan Association. west side
Somerset street. 200 feet south from
Waverly place. So $500.
Morris Greenstein to Fifteenth Ward
Building and Loan Association. east
side Winans avenue, 307 feet south
from Kipp street, $500.
rdHny hdlSef u nuSDand to Pride
OF Newark Building and Loan Associa-
ton. east side Wiekliffe street, 1875 feet
from Bank street, $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
John H.. King to Alletta Vreeland, Or
ange, corner southeast side Argyle ave
nue. and Valley street, $500.
Frederick Pring to Louisa Marks, Or
ange, northeast side Haywood avenue,
3sS feet northwest from Berkeley ave-
nue., $1,000.
Frark Morelli to Essex County Build
ing ard Loan Association, Bloomfield,
south side land Robert G. Davis, ia
feet from towpath of Morris Canal
northeast corner land Mary Moran, ST.
200.
William A Mclaughlin to Letitia
Smyth, East Orange, corner east side
Amherst street and north side Contra
avenue, $4,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
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REAL ESTATE NOTES

Local brokers' report that money for
first-class loans on improved property
has become more plentiful during the
last week
The last few days of nlilder weather
have brought Inquiries in abundance
for the rental of small properties and
two-family houses. The demand for
store property has also increased.
One of the most important deals, al
fccting property near the -Four Cor
ners,0 is the lease for a term of years
of the Atwater & Carter building, at
I2S Broad. made by George w. Cross,
of Cross & Plum, to b. Edelstein, OF
this city. Mr.. Edelstein will occupy
one-half of the building upon his re-
turn from Germany about September /.
The remainder of the building was
leased last week by Mr.. Cross to j. G.
.Callaghan, who win remove from his
present quarters, corner Broad and Co.
dar, about May 1.
Benjamin & Johns have leased two
lofts at 53-55-57 Bank street, through
the office of. Feist & Felst, fer a term
of years. and will occupy the building
about April 1.
Plans are in progress in the office of
+. r. MacLagan for the erection of an
apartment house, to be built on the
corner of South Orange and Fairmount
avenues, for DIR. g. J.. Hoffman The
building will be of brick construction.
four storiea in height. Each floor will
divided into two apartments,
The estimated cost is SIS, 900.