The Washington herald., 1911-06-10
AND REALTY

| Yesterday was a light day on local
| exchange. While bonds were OF more
interest than stocks, the transactions Of
the day were light. Prices ruled very
steady, and attendance Of buyers was
small. Orders, were few in number and
for small quantities.
Bond Sales.
Four transactions in Washington Mar |
ket Cold Storage 5s were recorded at
s91k.
Washington Gas IS showed five sales |
at Il0 and no Is.
City and Suburban IS registered three
sales at 1Os15 after call.
stock Sales.
Georgetown Gas made It appearance
at 1O5 Lanston was sold at 95%, and
Franklin Insurance at 80.
Bank Stocks.
No sales of bank securities were made.
United States Trust was up with 116Ik
asked, but the best bid was Il514.
Comptroller Calls Statement.
A statement of the condition of all
national banks at the close of business
on June was called for yesterday by
the Comptroller of the Currency.
IaEeS
Henry C. Adams, statistician OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. has
rendered his resignation TO take effect
at once Mr.. ADAMS becomes statfsuCIan
of the New York Central Railway.
Newton street Sale.
The three-story brick building, 1901
Newton street northwest. in the Ingleslde
subdivision, was sold yesterday by Thom-
as J. Owen & Son for $6,625. Tho pur-
chaser. it is understood, holds the prop
erty as an investment, by reason OF its
excellent location.
Sale in Southwest.
. Thomas Downing & Son sold the brick (
dwelling at 81 F street southwest to
Alonzo Beverly for s2,7OO. The sale was
well attended, and the bidding was lively.
withdrawn from Sale. y
The three-story and cellar brick dwell
ing at 1855 T street northwest, offered
for sale at auction yesterday, was with
drawn. Although the bidding was keer.
the price offered did not reach the own
er's figure The property was offered by
Thomas ]. owen & Son, acting for the
nonresident owner. II
Fifteen New Houses.
Harry Wardman has commenced work
on fifteen new houses in Rhode Island i
avenue. on the Highwood tract, recently
purchased by him.
Remove Temporarily.
The sypret w. Hendrick Company is
occupying suite No. Bis in the Bond Build
ing, pending the improvements being
made on the old Washington Herald I
building IN Fifteenth street.
Edeewood Lots Sold.
The John Sherman Estate Company has
sold three lots in Edgewood to Allan E. !
Walker.
Sale in N Street. II
Liebermann & Hawn have sold the prop
erty at Io9 n street nortnWes.' iDrhherIy
owned by Minnie E. Lyman, to Thomas +
w. Power. r
Apartment Transferred.
The APARTMENT at Twenty-irst and F \
street recently sold by Harry Wardman S
to Miss Lucy ]. Brodie, has been trans
ferred to James A. Boorman II
Fourteenth and L Street Sale.
The property in Fourteenth street.
near I, street northwest, was sold by
Emily I. Elliott to ]. ]. Farrell and title
was taken by Sophia J. Farrell. 1t Is b
said that the price paid Appropriated 81 II
a square foot It adjoins the corner lot
sold for $4,000. A three-story c
dwelling improves the lot, which meas "
ures 224 by 4S.1o feet. d
Sale in X Street. Il
Adam A. weschler sold the property at :,
sI5 X street southwest to R. ], Culinane .
yesterday for s2O25. This property con-
sists OF a two-story brick dwelling on a y
lot 1Ls feet by 1021s feet deep. with frame *
fla IN rear | d