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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Sweeping Denial Made.

The sweeping denial of all the
charges and insinuations made by Su-
perintendent Willsie and his Pinkerton
operatives since the arrest Of Martin
took the form today of detailed state
ment for which Postoffice Inspector
Smith, Chief Of Police Norton and
Sheriff Norton are responsible. It Is
"a folloyye,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
Illustration Is Given.

AS an illustration Of bungling
operations by outsiders, the episode
In this case which resulted in the
loss of $1,000 gratuitously handed
10 the criminals by persons seek
ing to inject their presence into the
case with a view to obtaining re-
ward, forms an excellent example.
In our Judgment, the status of per-
sons seeking toNobtain reward in
this and similar cases must finally
be determined by evidence show
ing conclusively what they did
and when they did it, and their
knowledge or lack Of knowledge of
circumstances which, when actually
weighed and applied, constitute
legal evidence.
One of the points which was declared
by Sheriff DeVine today to disprov,
the story Of Detective Edwards will
regard to the treatment Of "stoo
pigeon" who endeavored to obtain in
formation from Myron a. Smith in the
county Jail, was to the effect that the
man was referred to by Edwards as 6
Pinkerton operative, whereas he be
longed to the Thiel agency.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

tigation developed several sus-
poets.
The offering of the large re-
wards heretofore published, while
il served TO stimulate the public
interest. also served TO bring to
light q great many matters having
no bearing upon the case as being
suspicious in the eyes of persons,
who, although reluctant to be in
any manner connected Herewith,
nevertheless insisted that their in
formation should receive consid-
Grafton On account Of this fact
the various official departments
have had before them a mass Of
alleged facts each Of which It was
necessary to carefully weigh and
examine from every point of view.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

Martin, the probable leader Of the
nefarious gang, is now under ar
rest, Had not such action been
taken, we are reliably Informed
that the now excellent status of the
case would most likely have been
seriously impaired by the opera
tions OF parties in an effor. to in
some manner or other obtain some
desired standing in relation to the
application of the reward hereto
fore nmhlishnd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07
|eInap Well Pleased.

~ am well pleased over the arrest
Martin and believe that the authori-
es arc on the right track, - said Bel.
'p this afternoon. 81 could furnish
me evidence which would probably
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
PROFLT-fANNG
LOWERS COTTON
Favorable Weather Encourages
Bears, Who Hammer Hard and
Cause Notable Declines.

NEW YORK, April S.--A wave Of re
neWed buying by brokers representing
spot houses. resulted in the cotton mar
ket opening steady to-day with first
prices 70 points higher than Wednes-
days close.
There was nothing in cable news
worthy of comment
Trading was OF a light character and
attributed mainly TO local operators.
May was i'm active demand by spot firms.
There was disposition on the part OF
the ring was afraid of near positions.
The market rallied some 7 to points
over the opening at the outset, but later
prices dropped 10 points from the
initial level through profit-taking by
longs.
The weather developments overnight
were favorable but the rainstorm going
on IN Arkansas, Kentucky and Ohio may
aggregate flood conditions and affect the
market, II is said the Western dis
belt
The principal feature. during the late
iorenoon's trading was the aggressive
buying Of May and the selling Of July
by prominent spot houses. The chief
cause for the turn of buying after lib
erai sales was attributed 10 uutavorable
brought out scattered covering Later
selling developed. led by the ring and
commission houses, causing May to drop
TO l2.l8. a net decline of 10 points from
october like amount
Continuation Of favorable weather
over the larger part Of the cotton belt
is causing apprehension among the
bears and those inclined 10 the long side
did not hesitate in expressing the be
lief that cotton is too high in the face
of continued good news.
There was no news from the belt In
regard to spots
During the afternoon session the mar
ket was duh ana practically featureless
with the exception of scattered profit
taking sales.
Heavy selling Of May contract during
the closing hour by brokers who ac-
Cumulated large lines Of the option dur
ing the March squeeze caused the
option 90 drop TO 1914. against an open
ing of 1928. Other positions, however
held firm and fiuCtuated narrowly.
AT the close the market was steady
with May at q net decline of n points
other positions were I TO 3 points lower
than the final quotations of Wednesday
RANCE OF NEW YORK FUTURES
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
READING GAINS
NEAR DAYS END
Brisk Movement Develops in Last
Hour in. Few Shares-Can
Goes Up Quickly.
BY c. w. STORM.

NEW YORK, April 3-Irregularity
prevailed in the stock market at the
opening to-day with some of the rail-
road shares under pressure. Canadian
Pacific, which had been depressed in
London before the opening OF the local
market was weak here. beginning with
a decline Of 5. Baltimore and Ohio lost
Ia, Reading began T. lower but re-
covered its loss and gained fractionany
within half an hour
Among the other losses were Utah
Copper 4, United States Rubber 4
Erie Is, Amalgamated Copper was un-
changed, The gains include United
states Steel common 81 Liggett &
MYERS preferred a to p. Brooklyn Rapid
transit 4, American Can common Is
and American Can preferred 4
The curb was quiet
Americans in London held quietly
above New York parity Repurchssing
in Union Pacific was evident
The market continued irregular. with
losses varying from fractions TO about
two points. Chesapeake and Ohio fell
Il 70 ~; l. 5. Rubber declined ! point
and fractional reCessiOns were recorded
IN Can common and other industrials.
Union Pacific and Steel were up
Call money is loaninE at AZ.
a brlsk movement developed in a few
shares in the last hour. Amalgamated
Copper sold at rs. a gain of "a on the
day and an advance of 2Ic over the
midday range. American Can crossed
20 for gain Of 2is over the noon level.
steel was strong. going TO 6Sls, a gain
Of "a at noon. United states Rubber
sold around IS, which was l y under the
mid day price. Reading sold al 1871.
then jumped to 1881 and then 20 l64I5
This last price represented a net gain
Of y on the day. American Can pre-
ferred was up a point and Chesapea ke
ana ONO also gained fractionally. The
tone was steady
The market closed strong
Government bonds unchanged. other
bonds steady.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS


I NEW YORK. April wheat. steady;
( May, 81 s4s7la; spot, No 2, red WIN
I ter. sl15.
corn. nrm: No. . in elevator, nominal;
| export No. .. IS, 20 arrive T. o. b.,steam-
er. 57Ia; No. A. Sc.
oats. steady: natural white, 37@ 80;
white clipped, 31a 40.
Rye. quiet; No Western, 66is c. g.
/ E. Buffalo; state, nominal delivered IN
Barley. steady: mailing. 55a65.
HAY steady, No. 1, lO50 1914 No. 3,
straw. steady. No. / straight rye. $1.O5.
Hops. quiet, state, prime, 10, choice q
n 1925. Pacific coast prime TO choice, ls
Flour. barely steady; spring pat nts,
| q 65U5.05. straights, t.50N 80; Gears,
IAl5T425: winter patents. S5.25 q 500;
| straights, 4.60049O; clears, f2o1 40.
Beef. steady. family. $4,000 400
Pork, huctuating; mess. 2'-i5u 22.0O,
Lard, quiet: city. III: western prime
Taiow. quiet. city, in hogsheads. 6ta;
| country. in tierccs, nominal.
| Cotton seed oil, spot steady b.t0a $40
! good off-Oil. q. 60N 90. summer white
/ s007.S0. crude, southeast izle nomi-
Petroleum firm. crude Pennsylvania
Turpentiue steady. a. Dbidb
! Resin steady common. 8 so.
| Wool firm. domestic fleece 2S-z "a -
! pulled. secured basis 'o"5l Texas
/ secured basis. t5It--
| Hides. improved demand lbl1W '9As
/ branded steers. l9.s 70 los.
I Coffee steady. options opened Co j
/ higher. Wi0 spots. 1lT- r l2c-
/ Rice steady, domestic, ordinary if
Nolaszcs steady. New orleans, open
sugar. raw. steady. centrifugal. &.45.
] q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

$500 Equitable Investment Com
pany 10 New York Life Insurance Com
pany, Equitable Building Northeast cor
ner Edgewood Avenue and Pryor Street.
March %, 1913
$S.OO0-Kinchen c. Williams TO James
"; Deguenther, Lot 200XS67 feet South
side Logan avenue 40 feet East of
Confederate Avenue. April 3. 1872
S6,4l4-W. T. Huffman 10 b. +. Smis-
son ct al Lot in Kirkwood. Also 10,
art Avenue and Pearce Street Marcn
10. 1913
Sl,sOO-N. \. Moore TO Mortgage Bono
Company Of New York, 24l Cherokee
Avenue, 50x150 feet. April ,. 1913.
$40 000-Mrs Berta NJ. Swift to United
Lot 1S0x200 feet South side Third Street,
$50 feet East Of Peachuree Street. April
s26s-Joe Culweu TO Mrs Leota NJ.
Moury Lot la feet front back To a
l0-foot alley, being at Northwest corner
West Fair and Chestnut Streets April
81 ,5OO-Franll Adair to Howard Pat
tillo Lot 50x200 feet South side Brook
line Street 800 feet West of Maylanc
Avenue. March 81. 1913.
$1,500-Same TO same Lot 50X20O
feet South side BrOoEiine Street. $50
feet West Of Maryland Avenue. March
ssl5|Amanda N. Bowen to NJ w.
Hill. Lot 36X52 feet North side Foun-
dry Street. 1903 feet West Of Maple
Street. March %. 1918.
S., 000-Emma X. Scott 10 Georgia
Real Estate Company Of New York.
Lot 5Ox20O feet North side LarEun
Street, 32S feet West OF divers Alley
Also lot 50Xl90 feet South side Tenth
street. 200 feet West of Taft Avenue,
March IS, 1913,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
GRAIN CONTRACTS
A LITTLE SITTER
Heavy Sales on Profit Taking 4
the Close Leave Prices Still
Something Ahead,

CHICAGO. April 3.-The weakness
displayed at Liverpool in wheat this
morning was reflected in the Chicago
market. where sales of May were mace
a s012 70 SeSs 10 q q y, and July at 81
d90 to S0Is
The weakness in the foreign marke
was a result of larger Argentine ship
ments and heavier offerings from boaa
India and Australia. Northwestern re-
ceipts We're largely in excess OF year
ago.
Corn was strong along with wheqt
and the unsettled weather.
oats were firm.
Hogs the yards were 5a Zoe lower,
and provisions were easier in sympathy
CHICAGO. April 3.-The edge was
knocked off Of all the grain markets a
the close today owing to heavy sales
on profit taking account. Resting spots,
however, were unchanged to &c highir
for wheat, Is a CSC for corn and is014c
for oats. Cash transactions we're smsl
al 10000 bushels wheat, 175 600 corn ard
10000 oats.
Hog products were lower all around.
and the cash market was under consid-
cradle pressure.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03


S1,000-John Etarr to Herman Heine,
lot 60N30O feet, east side Center Hill
Avenue, $50 feet south of Mayson and
Turner Ferry Road. March 81, 1918.
feet, southeast corner Center Hill Ave-
nue. and Baker Road.
S150-Same TO same, lot SlX200 feet,
south side MaysOn and Turner Ferry
Road, s. feet northeast Of Center Hin
Avenue March 81, 1913.
Sl,00O-Alrs. Mollie +. Arrowood TO
Mrs. Mary II. Claiborne, lot 3SNlI2 feet.
No. 1903 Chapel Street April /. 1913.
sl,500-J. H. Estes TO David stern, No.
s Augusta Avenue, 50XlO0 feet. Febru-
AIRY "A. 1918.
sf,0OO-Nirs. Ella Dee Jones TO Equi-
table Mortgage and Trust Company, lot
52N175 feet. southwest corner Highland
and Adair Avenues. March 81, 1918
81 ,500-W. II. Latham to Mortgage
Bond Company Of New York. lot 46Xl45
feet east side LanEhorn Street 236 feet
SS00-OlIve Laing to EloiSe TOtten, lot
50N200 feet north side Henderson Ave-
nue.. 40 feet east OF Cascade Avenue.
April I. 1913.
SS00-Same 10 same. lot 50S200 feet
north size Henderson Avenue. $50 feet
east of Cascade Avenue. April j, 1913.
STO0-J. n. Thompson to q, Dettel-
bach, lot 43S74 feet, east side LOOMS
Street, 124 feet south Of Glennwood Ave-
s6sI L \. Mobley to Germania Saw
ings Bank. lot 54X152 feet, northeast
corner Georgia Railway and Electric
Cumpanys right of way and Harrison
Avenue March %, 1913.
Sl,S20-Isaac SiukOVitz 10 same, lot
50xS3 feet east side Savannah Street
10 feet north of PiCketts Alley. March
IS 1913.
Sl.S50-T. f. Daniel TO Hibernia Saw
ings Building and Loan Association, lot
120Xt25 feet, south side Gould Street. llO
feet southwest Of Richmond Avenue.
April 1. 1913
S2.16O-S. W. Luckie to same. lot 26N
10 feet. east side Fort street, land lot
46: also lot 4SN1l0 feet. No. 3S3 Rich
ardson Street March -, 1913,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

HAYWARD & cLAek,s

NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-Iiverpooi
was steauier though London "Situa-
ton in Eastern Europe such as dipio-
mats are greatly disturbed lest the ac-
cord binding the powers 80 common ac-
ton should break.
our market opened 10 , points high
err and was principally sustained by the
fear of another rain storm fC- the Mid
die States and a CONSEQUENT aggravatlon
Of the flood situation Prospects for
more favorable comparisons Tomorrow
of mill takiugs for the week also helpec
the market. We compare with takings
Of sos 600 bales last year Insight for
week estimated 1875, 600 VS.. 226 600 bales
last year Exports promise about 90 %
600 bales less than last year. spots con-
time neglected with only some small
huying Of STAPLES for I.fvpruool
RANGE NEW OBI EAMS EIITIIREs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
THE WEATHER
Conditions.

v..srrr>-,,,rCN- an , TIL f,5i,a
N+N''iiA.''' ~ -Af'" i"'
lions are that there VIII be rains To-
night and Friday i'm the North Atlantic
$50. a.. 49, ,-.r,.,. - a., -ort,,,
7'atsS' '.ie Ni'.' '"iie' ON '''' ''''
Of the Great Lakes. and showers to-
night or Friday I'm the Middle Atlantic
- ,...rs $50. -. -----. IN.
an" Jun 1''''eN ''i" eii4' HS
weather viii be generally fair tonight
and Friday In the South Atlantic States.
-r,.,.-,4-, -. - ,,i,,t- 80. o.
indicated in the Mississippi and ohio
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
ESTATE AND. =
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

Deeds in the sale Of a S6S,750 real
estate parcel on Ivy Street, 100 feet
north Of Houston. went to record to-
day. The sellers were ID. Z. McMas-
ter, G. w, Ernest and T. H. Smith
and J. L. Kelly. aud the buyer w. r.
Brown. The property is 102 by so
feet It has been3transferred to +. g,
Galloway, Vaughn Nixon and w. M.
Nixon
A. ]. & H. F. West have sold to
Julius. G. Whitley a house and lot on
the north side of Lena Street. near
Ashby, for $2,250. The lot is 100 by
1870
The West agency is preparing plats
for the W. a. Richards property on
West Tenth Street, State and Pine
Streets. This viii be sold before the
court house the first Tuesday in May.
w. b. &. Richards IS administrator
and Colonel W. s. Thomson attorney.
- HeaIey Material Arrives.
Five carloads of steel Orders have
arrived for the HeaIey building aud
the steel work viii start Monday. The
United States Bridge Company has
the contract A second shipment is
expected to arrive at any time About
three months will be required to put
up the framework.
The steel work on the Hurt build
ing on EdgeWOod Avenue is already
under way and has made good prog
ress. The steel frame Of the Winecoff
Hotel is practically completed.
Real Estate Active.
Real estate men report large
number of inquiries Good weather
is having wholesome effect on bust
ness. Two Peachtree residences have
changed hands and sales of semi
central parcels and acreage are in the
contract stage, and will be announced
in few days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
oPINIoN ON GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 3.-Bartlett. Frazier
& Co. Wheat-Alap shows cloudy witt
some rain in Southwest and Illinois AM
Ohio Valley. with very mild temper
atures. Market seems 20 be largely a
local professional affair and there Is -
news 10 particularly affect prices.
Corn-PriCes hinge largely on the ship
ping demand Sentiment more bulls j.
and the short interest materially rf-
duCed.
oats There seems TO be more or les 8
disposition boy leading longs To sell MAJ
and buy deferred futures.
provisious-A little recession is moi
unlikely. but long side on breaks con
tiuues 90 seem Urefera BILE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
ouitcIainn Deeds

$l-NIrs. r. J. Mcconnell TO C.. y.
Peek lot 43XI4 feet east side LOOMS
street 12i feet from Glennwood Ave-
nue.. January s. 1913
SO and Other Consideration-H l..
Folsom, executor estate of l.. b. Folsom.
to \. G.. Crusselle lot 50xlO0 feet south
side Haygood Avenue, 50 feet east of
Sylvan Avenue. April O. 1918.
Payment of Loan-Thomas f.. Mitch
ell to H. NJ. Parham, lot 50xl00 feet.
north side ST. Paul Avenue, 200 feet
West of West Atlanta Land Company's
land, land lot ESQ March 10. 1913
Sc. ~ Sheehan TO - Rozinsky, lot
S0Nll9 feet north side Nedado Way, be-
ing lot ( Of block b Of Vedado. April
., 1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
B. AND 0. CONTRACTS FOR
1900 STEEL HOPPER CARS

BALTIMORE. April 3.-The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad has placed a
contract for 1900 steel hopper cars with
three companies each company To build
300 cars each. The companies figuring
IN the contract are the American Car
and Foundry Company, the Pressed
Steel Car Company and the standard
Steel Car Company. The new equip
ment Will represent an expenditure Of
nearly 81 100000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

LIN EKIOOL, April 3-ThIs market
was due To oUeu . TO 3 points lower
but opened quiet, 2 TO 21a points decline
Al 1876 p. IN. the market was 10 3
points lower. At the close the marke;
was steady with prices net unchanged
10 ll2 points decline from the final quo
taIiuus of Wednesday.
spot cotton steady. unchanged. mid-
ding. $3.50, sales. 5000 bales lncludinE
$500 American bales
Port receipts are to-day estimated az
IA 600 bales, compared with 1880 last
week, against CLOSE bales for the cor
responding week last year and 4.95f
bales for the same week fhe year pc
fore.
E,lttllros nr.orrnl -.tc.-r.-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

Same property. January s. 1918.
S1.0OO-W. F. LuclSfe TO 5. W. Luckie,
half interest in No. 235 Fort Street, 26X
40 feet. March 81. sr913.
SIC and to correct = piecmont Heights
Corporati6n to Emma SB@ Scott. Lot
50Nlg0 feet South side Tenth street. zoo
feet West of Taft Avenue. March 20,
1913
$500 T. Kimbrough TO W. T.
Huffman. Lot 54x100 feet Northwest
corner Stewart Avenue and Pearce
Street March Y. 1913
s3,000-Mrs Sarah 5. Frye to y. \.
Moore. Lot 50xl so feet West side Cher
okee Avenue, 105 feet North of Glenn
Street. April ., 1918
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARkET.

CHICAGO. April 5--H0Es. receipts
"a. 900; market. Zoe lower, mixed and
butchers. SS.75Ha.25- good heavy. IS $500
a.Z9. rough heavy. $3.50 2 SIS light,
l-5.
Cattle Receipts 5000. market strong
ns-ye-. SI.5usI a--U. COWS am, Eeiitrs.
IS. -"HAs5- ~lrgsers and feeders s. Sd ~
see. Texans. S6tVHs-n. calves. 81 SEQ
Sheep Receipts flHHT. r.arbef strong
native end Western. 5. 5gtr $50, lambs.
S. 5uu IS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
ATLANTA 1--WE STOCK MARKET,
(By w. n. White, Jr.. Of the White Pro.
vision Company

Quotations based on actual purchases
during the current week
Choice TO good steers. I 900 10 zoe
G.00a6.25. good steers. 500 TO 1000 $50
aGO0. medium TO good steers. 700 10
$50. 525n575; medium 10 good cows.
700 TO 500. 450Q5O0. good 10 choice beef
COWS. SEQ to 900. 5.OO9550; medium TO
good heifers. 6.50a75O A25dAT5
The above represent ruling prices OF
good quality Of beef cattle. Inferior
grades and dairy type selling lower.
Mixed to common steers. IL fat. SO
TO 300. 5.00Q $50; medium to common
COWS. Il fat. 700 to 500. +25aA5O; mixed
common. COO 10 800. S2jQ425: COCO
butcher bulls. 3.50G450
Prime hogs. 100 To zoo average. 5000
g.15. good butcher hogs. 40 TO leo. SO
r. 800. good butcher pigs, 100 10 40. SIS
H8T5. light pigs, so To 100. 5000 $50.
heavy rough hogs. zoo to $50. S25QS.75
Above quotations apply To c0rnfed
hogs. mash and peanut fattgned hogs.
/ Go ~ cents under.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03

49,. O00 Penal Sum-Mrs. Blanche II.
Mecasliu TO Or T.. c. Jones, lot 40Nl0o
feet. south side North Avenue, so feet
east of West Peachtree Street. March
20 1918.
sl4. 500 Penal SUM. B. and Mrs
Lena Chamblee 90 j. A. NcCrary. lot
g0x200 feet. south side Seventeenth St,
at junction with the Prado. March r.
1913
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Warranty Deeds


S2t5O0-Philip Breitenbucher 10 j. q.
/ Truitt. lot 5ON1O5 feet. northeast side
Hunter Street 80 feet southeast Of In
mans lot. April .. 1913.
S2i,500-Same To same. lot 50XlOJ feet
northeast side Hunter Street at south
east corner Of Inman's lot april ., 1919
Sl.t00-James e. Baker 10 Ernest II.
DuPree. No. 20 Randolph Street, 49xl26
5000. = smith 10 Mrs. Elizabeth
| Kelley. lot 35Nlg0 feet. west side How
ellis Mil Road, 900 feet south of Collier
| Road March rs. 1918.
S5.150-H o. Reese 10 Mrs. F. NJ Dun
ming, lot f2NI2 feet. northwest corner
tiilliard and Old Wheat Streets. April
S200-Asa C. Gambler To A. D..Levis,
lot 30X143 feet, southwest corner Foun-
dry and Elm Streets. April g. 1903,
S3,750-W. L. Merk to Bean Graham.
No. loS Grant Street. S9Xl5O feet April
$S.75O-AI. W. NIerk to w. l.. Merk.
same property April . 1913
S12.5O0-AIrs. Kate 6. Ryder to Mrs
Emily +. Grogan, 40. l6i Ponce DeLeou
$4,000 George ". Adair 10 Mrs Berta
NJ swift Dor rTOv11l feet. south side
.rd street, $50 feet east Of Peachtree
| Street April !. 1919.
Sf.0o0-Mrs. Fannie l.. Woodruff to-
/ Augustus a. owen. No. 273 Jackson
street 25Nllf feet February -. 1913
| ss.50o-Heury l.. Deceive IT al Ia same
n
| Street and Boulevard March, 1918.
So esd. II and q. a. Fleming 90 L.
/ a. Harrison. No. - l'osalia Street oON
| 80 feet July s. 1910
ST. 5n0-I.. a. Harrison 90 Russell Flee
l tri" Company, same property. March
So OO0-FuIton County Home Builders
to Mrs. Ella Dee Jones. lot 53NlGo feet.
southwest corne" Adair and Highland
avenues. April I, 1913.
| 81 500-Security Saving and Invest
ment Company 10 Mrs. Blanche NJ Me
caslin. lot 40N100 feet. south side North
| Avenue. 90 feet east Of West Peach
/ tree street. March %. 1913
50. a0O-J Carroll Payne To same. Tot
24x10O feet. west side Ivy Street, 1853
| feet north Of Auburn Avenue. June 49,
5000 VI. Beasley to'J q. Elkins
| lot 40xI25 feet, north side CLAY Street
90 feet east Of Wetherby Street Octo-
I her H. 1910
81 5o0-H T.. Hartman 10 Carey Blount
/ Company. lot 30X74 feet. south side of
Houston Street. 81 feet west of Pied
month Avenue. No date.
| $4,000 William II. Burden TO James
l Peachtree street. 50 feet south of Mer-
| ritts Avenue. April /. 1918.
| soc. r. smith 20 Mrs. Elizabeth
| Kelley. Lot 25N190 feet West side How
4 airs MIN Road. a00 feet South of Collier
/ Road. March IS 1913
IS. 7Jo-H @. Reese TO Airs. T.. VI. Dun
uinl Lot l2Nt, feet Northwest corner
HHiiard and old Wheat STREE April
! ss40-A=s e. Gambler ro s.. o.. Lewis
/ Lot 20N't& Zee. Southwest corner Foun-
dry. and Elm Szreets- April = cog.
( ST. .So0-W. :. Thompson 20 G. y. Peek.
( Lot iax7l f,et East side T.nomfS Street.
/ l2s feet from GleunUogd Avenue. Ian
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Money on call
4u4ia per cent. Time money IN
changed; so days. 5; 20 days. 5; six
months. 4A Posted rates Sterling
exchange, 'AS4a4SS. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 48715 for de
mand and .25a4S3.3O for 6O-day
bills. Prime mercantile paper, 5S4 per
cent.