The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
DEMONS MAKE
LARGEST SALE
OF THE WEEK
Details Withheld. but Deal
Said to Aggregate
$4,000
BIG BROAD STREET
DEED GOES TO RECORD
Watkins Cottrell Company
Gets Permit for Erection
of Large Warehouse
Structure

Being the aftermath of fair week,
II was said i'll realty circles yesterday
that business had taken something Of
Fl slump. One or two agents voueh
safed this Information, nut there were
others whose views took or a more
roseate hoe. They estimat I'd that
fully $500, 900 worth of business was
done on ope way or another.
1t was reported that the Denoon
brothers had about put through II
$4,000 zeal, and there appears To have
been something in the report a mem
Der u. the firm would not give out
any details. when seen, but 1t was
learned that it involved three pieces
OF property, aid that John T Wilson
was one " the parties on the inside.
1t is believed that deal will ne sum =
ciontlr ripe for publication the early
part of next week.
Though somewhat beiated i: ieake d
out yesterday through the records In
the chancery Court that a deed had
just gone 10 record there by which
Edward Whitiuck sold to Ada f.
Strause the brick store and lot at 1l9
West Broad street for $4,000. This
deaf vent through several weeks ago.
but the aeWs was kept quiet until the
parers went to record, The property
faces twenty two feet on Broad street,
with a frontage Of 81 feet. 1t Is 10
Gated fifty feet east of Jefferson street
Bank Makes Transfer.
Another deed of some dimensions
also wen. TO record yesterday although
it was more OF q Formally than any
thing else. 1t set forth the official
TACT that he Main Street Bank had
transferred its uew building and guar
tiers al l444 East Main street. now
in course OF construction. II the Main
Office Building Corporati19. ths sum
involved oeng $4,000.
Dlantor an6 Company figured indt-
rrctly in an $4,000 deal YESTERDAY hut
the facts ana figures are net yet for
the public,
Out IL Monument Ann.- in the
suburbs MIR Bianton reports a little
activity during the past week. There
are now, ae says, just thirsysix
these lots left. He thinks ,hese will
all be gone ere the lapse OF two or
three weeks.
Adams DiekerinJ.
W. II. Adams, who is ciCllcrinC
little in reel estate on the inside, salo
yesterday that agents had gotten prices
on several city lots belonging to him
in the West End within the last day
or two, and he was looking for much
activity in that vicinity. He did not
care to specify the locality.
Gibboney and Nuckols report a very
fine week. having sold several pieceA
Of West End property. and two farms.
the total sales for the week aggre-
eating nearly $50 600.
Mr.. Nuckols. of Gibboney and Muck
els. when called on yesterday. was
very enthusiastic over the future of
the property on the Boulevard north on
Broad street Several factories are
soon to he built in that section. This
will necessitate erection of many dwell
lings in that portion of the city. neces-
sarily- increasing values very con-
siderahly.
In the building line. the Watkins
Cottreil Hardware Company forged to
the front by obtaining a permit for
erection of $4,000 three story brick
and stesl warehouse at Fourteenth
ard Dock streets, which In to be erect
ed on the site OF tho Davenport Ware
house for many years occupied by
John A. Hutchinson. who is now in
stalled in his new business home.