davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-10-20
WHOLESALE INDEX
Off MODERATELY
Fertilizer Association Finds
Average at 80.1, Against
Previous 8O.2.

The weekly wholesale commodity
price index compiled by the Nationai
Fertilizer Association registered q sllsnt
decline in the week ended October N.
This index last week was SOL per cent
OF the l926-28 average, compared with
S0.2 in the week preceding and Sc.o
q month ago, which was the highest
point reached by the index this year
and also in the recovery period. a
year ago the index was 7s6.
The most important decline last week
and the one largely responsible for the
drop in the all-commodity index was
in the foods group, with the group
index dropping to the lowest poln'
reached In the last six weeks; the oe-
cline last week was due largely TO lower
meat prices, but such other important
commodities @ butter, cheese, rice
sugar and lard were also lower.
The index of farm product prices
rose to the highest point last WeeS
which has yet been reached In the re-
covery period, with the rise due u
higher prices for cotton and grains.
Moderate increases were registered
by the indexes of prices of textiles, Ter
tilizer materials, fertilizers ana mH'
cellaneous commodities.
Rejecting lower prices for steel
scrap. which had been rising uninter'
ruptedly for several weeks, and tin, tn'
metal index fell of fractionally.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October 90 lP,. ~. s. Dept.
rect; uneveniy I0-25 lower than Monday S
sverage; light weights of most; sows
around 10 lower: top. 1000; bulk we'll
finished 19O-210 pounds. 9.75a95: better
Grade l4O-16O pounds S.25a9.35: most
sows s50a9 90; best, 9.25.
Cattle. $500: calves. 1000; choice steers
good grades slow mostly 25 lower; top.
1880. paid for l .O72-pound averages; cows
slow, about steady: low grades in best de-
msnd; stockers and feeders steady. veal
ers steady: mostly 10 90 down; bulls steady;
sausage bulls. 5,15 down.
Sheep. 10000. including 400 direct;
fat lambs moderately active, mostly, steady;
lambs. s75a9 .0O few of choice quality
eligible as high as a.25; sheep steady;
etfictly choice Western ewes 40; Others
mostly > IOa15; natives. 2.5Oa3. so; feeding
lambs firm; early top, S.65.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 2O.-The
bond market was generally lower to-
day. Rail and industrial Liens en-
countered the heaviest pressure, with
many, showing losses of a point or
more.
United States Governments also
trended downward, showing declines
ranging from 1-32 to 4-32 of a point
with the exception of two or three
Treasurys, which had minor gains.
The selling affected loans of Allis
Chalmers, American Rolling Mill,
Chesapeake g. Ohio, st. Paul, Erie,
Great Northern. Illinois Central NJ
KIT. Southern Railway and Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube.
Foreign obligations were mixed
French stamped 7las rose several
points, while bonds OF Italy and
Poland worked lower.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Washington Produce

BUTTER-Rsnge OF prices to stores
gathered from wholesale dealers tpIlee s9
nearby shippers based on Phiiaoeipnia .no
New York prices,: One-pound prints. s etnr
ton ,92 seorel. 35: 1-pound prints esrton esrton
,a2 scorel 20; i.-Dound prints. eafIpn ha
$50 scorep, 35; tubs t92 scorel. -: Luos
80 score. 33 Some signs OF weakness
appeared but prices were uncnansen q
MEATS-Beef. I5a16; veal loai"
lamb. lsals: fresh ham. e3a24: smoked
ham. o1a2s: pork ioin. 24a2o; compound.
I4aIbi2: lard. 10.
LIVE sTOCK-Pigs 8a9ia: lisht hogs;
ai,sgs.: medium hogs. a9.alniI: nes1s
hogs. 9s1O; rougfs. CASA; calves oAio'
Prices paid shippers. net fob. Washins-
ton BY the United States Bureau Oh Ash-
EGGs-Market steady at unehan1eo
prices Current receipts. 2ss3l: nsnnSa
whites 35a31 Government GRADED ano
dated white esss: u 8. extras larse. -:
s. extras, mediums. 81: y. s. stanosfos'
LIVE PoULTRY-Markst about STEADY
Prices UNCHANGED. Fowl: Colored. heavy; .
ais: Leghorns. -. chickens: virgins
Rocks broilers and fryer. lsa1s: bSIns Dnsa,iii ri
sizes: 1s MIXED eolo1s le ua,r orines poSnas o9n:
25a3o each; OLD suin,sass;, ,a, 2Ssso ns;sns, eass
toms. IA pounds and ur. Il; NO. IS ioaAe'
Evening star., 1936-10-20
REVIEWS BATTLE -.
TO CUT MARGINS
Partner in Frazier JeIke
Fears Advantage for
Foreign Buyers.
BY BERNARD s. O,HARA.
Assoetatea Press FfnAnciaI Writer

NEW YORK, October 2o.-wAn
Street brokers were today throwing
grateful glances toward one of their
number who seems to have thought
up some new material for the CAM
paisn for lower margins.
In . long article Hallam Boyd.
partner in the stock exchange firm
Of Frazier Jelke & Co., warned that
control OF leading American corpora
tions might fall into the hands Of
European investors and financial in
terests because Of their opportunity
for accumulating our shares on easy
| terms"
These are available, he contends,
in the elastic and generally smaller
margins under which foreigners may
purchase American shares in London.
for example.
Under regulations of the Federal
Reserve Board an American buyer
| Of securities must, he points out put
up a minimum OF SIS per cent in
cash
Foreigners Not Affected.
"The boards margin requirements"
he wrote, do not, however, apply to
foreigners, who are able to finance
their stock purchases In European
markets with no more than rs per
cent cash"
Posing the question, "are Euro
peans destined to regain control Of
leading world corporations and is New
York's supremacy in the financial
world to be sacrihced?" the writer
quoted figures from oficial sources
pointing to q large increase in for
eign holdings Of American securities
since 1884
As OF December 81. 1895, they we're
estimated by the Bureau OF Foreign
and Domestic Commerce at S5,o35.-
000.0 900. compared with s4,270. .000, 900
at the end of 1884. But the broker be-
lieves that with the continued fiow OF
capital to this country and the fur
ther appreciation in values it seems
likely that foreign investments Of this
nature now exceed $4,000 000, ,000."
Opinion Divided.
As regards the amount Of business
in American stocks diverted to Lon
don, Wall Street opinion remains
sharply divided. Some brokers main
tain study Of London transactions
during the last several months re-
veals q considerable expansion in the
American section. Others believe it
has been Of negligible importance in
relation to the daily volume on the
New York Stock Exchange.
At any rate, it was used by the stock
exchange authorities as a peg on
which they hung much Of their argu-
ment when they recently asked the
Reserve Board to consider some re-
duction in margin requirements.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
ATLAS PLYW00D PLANS
TO CALL DEBENTURES
~ the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 20.-Atlaa
Plywood Co. with headquarters At Bos-
ton. has proposed q plan to call ST.
$4,000 Of S1a per cent debentures Of
ls43 at los. 8. .
Funds for the redemption would be
provided from the sale Of q new issue
of preferred stock.
A stockholders meeting has been
called for November . to vote on the
plan which calls for increasing the
common stock to 250, 900 shares from
l77,240 and for authorization Of 10, ZOO
shares Of new $40 par cumulative pre-.
ferred stock
The preferred would be callable at
$27 q share and sold ut not less than
$3.50 . share.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
INVESTING FIRMS
ASSETS INCREASE
Massachusetts, Investors
Trust Per Share Value Has
p Reached $27.89.
evee,,l pispateh 10 The star.

Special Dispatch TO This star.
NEW YORK, October 30.-Eet as
set value per share OF Massachusetts
Investors Trust, based on September
80, 1896. market values, was $27Ss.
according to the forty-ninth quarterly
report Of the trust ssued today.
This figure compares with $3.50
reported Is Of June 30 OF this year
and $24.03, after Federal income tax
reserve not now applicable, at the
close of last year.
The current quarterly cash distri-
button, payable today. amounts to 23
cents per share and Is payable to
shareholders Of record September 30.
The report notes that this distribu-
ton Is IS per cent greater than the
amount paid in the corresponding
quarter last year. The payment does
not, however, include any distribution
on account OF capital gains.
Appreciation Reported.
As OF September 80, unrealized ap-
probation Of s25,389.s7s is reported,
while realized profits for the first
nine months Of 1896 are stated to
have been $2,560,o85 equal to IS
cents per share.
The report comments that it Is the
intention of the trustees toward the
end Of this year to make . special
distribution on account of gains real
lied from the sale Of securities. As
this will be in the nature OF q capital
distribution, the trustees plan to give
each shareholder the option to take
such distribution in additional shades
Of the trust instead of in cash, 80
that the mount of his interest In the
trust will not be reduced"
Approval Is announced of three
amendments to the indenture OF trust.
These were submitted to shareholders
on September II. The necessary con-
sents having been given, the amend
ments became effective October Is
1896. Among these changes Is q pro-
vision reducing the borrowing power
Of the trustees from so per cent to 10
per cent Of the total value OF the fund
Stocks Eliminated.
The report shows the following
stocks eliminated from the portfolio
during the quarter: American Cyana-
mid B." American Sugar, American
Tobacco "B." Consoleum-Nairn. Con-
tinental OIL. Hollinger, Consolidated
Gold Mines, National Biscuit, National
Steel, Pure Oil, r. J. Reynolds B. u
Socony-Vacuum. Standard Oil of Cali
fornia, Swift & Co., Timken Roller
Bearing. Wright-Hargreaves Mines
and william Wrigley. Jr, Co. Re
ductions of 50 per cent or more were
made in holdings Of Mcintyre Porcu-
pine Mines, r. w. Woolworth Co.
Eastern Utilities Associates and Pa
cific Lighting. Lesser reductions were
made in holdings Of Is other issues.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
M'CALL CORP. PLANS
CHANGE IN STRUCTURE
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 7o.-Plans
for simplification Of the corporate
structure of Mccall Corp. by dissolv-
ing or merging operating subsidiaries
were announced by william B. War
ner, president.
The Mccall Co.. publisher Of Nc
Calls and Redbook Magazines, will be
dissolved and its operations carried
on by the parent company.
Dissolution Of the company, to be
effective November /, does not involve
any change in the outstanding stock
Of Mccall Corp.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Cuba Railroad Co.
Asks Extension of
Maturity Dates
By the Associated Press.

b5 VIt HsoUUlhItU TItSo'
NEW YORK, October 20.-H. F.
Rubens, president of Cuba Railroad
, Co.. proposed today extension of the
maturity dates of the roads 71a per
cent "a and per cent B" first lien
\ and refunding mortgage bonds, due
December !, 1886.
The road will not have sufficient
cash, Rubens said. to pay off the bonds
when due. He said directors believed
financing could not be successfully
undertaken now.
There are about s4,29O,000 of the
two issues outstanding.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
DOLLAR GOES DOWN
IN LONDON DEALINGS

81 the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 2o.-Sterling
advanced against all currencies in
the foreign exchange market today.
The United States dollar lost u
and closed at 4.ssls to the pound,
which compared with the overnight
New York rate Of 1885,.
The French franc ended at 1o5.09
francs to the pound. against i04.s7
yesterday.
PARIS, October 20 tPl.-Three per
cent rentes, 70 francs centimes; 417
per cent rentes, $500.
Exchange on London, 105.05. The
dollar was quoted at 2l.4e.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Electric Boat Co.
Declares Initial
6O-Cent Dividend
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 20.-Electric
Boat Co. announced today . dividend
OF so cents on Its capital stock, mark
ins the f1rst distribution to stockhold-
ers since organization in 1875. It IL
payable December to stock OF record
November 90. s-.
The company. q manufacturer Of
submarine and power boats, rnArine
engines and electrical equipment, haa
properties At orotoD, Conn, and Bay
onne. N. ].
Evening star., 1936-10-20
INDIA TIRE SOLD.

CLEVELAND, October 20 R.-L.
LaGelbach, manager of the Cleveland
ONCE of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. announced today that the India
Tire & Rubber Co. plant at Mogadcre,
Ohio has been sold. to Israel Fl. Al
bert, head Of L. Albert g. Sons, Tref-
ton, N. j., rubber machinery ioshsrs.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. October 20 R-Esss
1882: firm. Mixed colors: Mediums
standards. 21a211a: frsts. 26a26A; Other
mixed colors UNCHANGED.
Butter. 15.190' about steady. Prices
Cheese. 273.O14: quiet and UNCHANGED
Live poultry weak. BY freieht-Fowl
LsFhorns. 13a14; turkeys, 20a2S: other
{nAieht prices UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
U.S. TREASURY POSITION,
~ the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury on October
II: Receipts. S12.1es, 2Se :SpensyttSr1rSss y S1S
sssssa: customs receipts for the month
fsceirts ior the fiscal year fsince July
ia sqs y sSSs 1872 ~ GinsiSains ss75
OF emergency expenditures: excess Of ex'
penditares. s7ss. 16s. los; ;ss: sross .s dset.
4I7.26 under the previous day: sold assets
Sil OO1. .565. .613.7b.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA, october 20 P.--
Dressed poultry fowls. fresh killed. !,
boxes. 16ka24: chickens. dry picked. II
boxes. 1Sa23: live poultry unchanged.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
MONEY MARKET.

Nrv Work. October 20 0P,-Call
monev steady: i per cent all day: prime
commercial paper. >. per cent; time loans
steady: so days-6 months. Ia per cent
oIered bankers aeceptances unchangsd'
rediscount rate New York Reserve BANK
! J., per cent
Evening star., 1936-10-20
HEADS FOREIGN DIVISION

NEW YORK, October 40 Especially
Arthur S. Kleeman q Co.. Ltd, has
announced Charles A. Girvin has be-
come general manager Of their newly
created foreign division.
Evening star., 1936-10-20

Colorado Fuel 4, Iron Corp-Com-
pany received order for s,691 tons Of
rail from Southern Pacific Co.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

National Capital Bank-10 at 140.
Lincoln National Banks At 203.
Potomac Electric SO pfd.-lo at Ill.
Capital Transit Co.-10 at 1412. 10
at 141z, 10 at 14lz. S at 1414.
Lanston Monotype-24 at 80, l at 80.
Potomac Electric Sac pfd.-5 at
1l21a.
Cancellation-The sale as Of yester-
day Of Potomac Electric 6To pfd.. 10
at Ill, was cancelled.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
FREIGHT LnADINGS.

NEW YORK. October 90 dP.-Revenue
freieht car loadings on railroads reportlne
todsy for week ended October IL includeo:
'"' week. Previous Last
Evening star., 1936-10-20
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, October 10 R.-Dar
silver quiet and unchanged at AN.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. october 90 GP,.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
lOunfations of . O'Clock
Evening star., 1936-10-20

800 paid May Is. 1886; soc paid Au.
gust Is. 1885.
A4es extra.
e2ea extra.
hS5c extra.
s'2Se paid June 80. 1885.
Books closed.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. October 2n.-Dividends de-
elared prepared by the Standard Statistics
Evening star., 1936-10-20
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
AIsCEIANEOUl

Chevy Chase Club 5Has--- l02
Col. Country Club 51zs- los
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-24
HENDERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP
(COI.OREDl

Minnie J. Allen, Est, l house
and lot Ashe St., $9.77.
James Altman, Est, house
and lot Ashe St., $4.SS.
Robert Aston, acres l house
and lot East Flat Rock, $11.47.
Mary Alverson, Est, l house
and lot Cherry, St., $2.79.
Rev. r. B. Anderson. l house
and lot 9Th Ave-, 1913.
Abraham Austin, l house and
lot Beach St., $4.19.
Ernest Austin, 1 house and lot
Beach St., $4.54.
John G. Austin, Jr., l house
and lot 1st Ave-. w., $6.98.
Maggie Ballenger, l house and
lot No. 440 Harris St., $4.54.
Rachel Bennett, / lot l house
and lot Brevard road, S4.54.
Helen Blanton, 2 houses and lot
Oak St., $12.91.
B. C. Bonner, Est, house and
lot No. 562 Valley St., $3.49.
Rachel Bradley, Est, II acres
old Israel place near Shaws Creek,
$8.12.
Lonnie Bridwell, l lot Whitfield
St., 5000.
w. M. Bridwell, 1 house and
lot Whitfield St., l lot Valley St.,
l house and lot (store building) F,
$6.05; lot Valley st. corner 7th
Ave. w. and Whitfield St., $4.19.
Jim Brock, house and lot No.
704 Beach St., 1913.
B. F. Brown, Est, 1 house and
lot No. 434 Harris St., S4.54.
Jackson Bryson, SO ga acres 1
house near Rugby, $11.83.
Elizabeth Robinson Burgin, 1
house and lot Ashe St., and 9th
Ave, 1 lot 9th Ave-, $7.67. 4
Lessee Burgin, l lot 1st Ave. E.,
$500. ... ...
W. P. Burgin, 2 houses and
lots No. 528 E. Pine St., $11.16.
j. C. Burnsides, 1 house and lot
No, S1S First Ave. w., $500.
Anna Caldwell, Est, 1 house
and lot East Flat Rock, 1924.
Jacob P. Carson, l lot j. A.
Rusher subdivision, Brooklyn, zoe.
Jacob P. Carson, l house and
lot S. Washington St., $14.21.
James Cash, l lot 1st Ave. w.,
$3.50. -,
Fannie Collins, Est, 1 house
and lot Whitfield St., $4.88.
Eel Couch, l acre and build
ings Shaws Greek road, $685..
Robert Creasman, 5 acres Lit
tie River road, S6.05; 1 house and
lot No. 1928 Whitfield St., $4.74.
Margaret Crews, l house and
lot corner Harris St., $685..
j. E. Cunningham, l house and
lot No. SO Cherry St., $6.S8.
U. E. Cunningham, / house and
lot Sth Ave. E., $13.44.
Randall Darby, Est, l house
and lot East Flat Rock, 1888.
Thomas w. Davidson; / house
and lot Harris St., $2.79.
Cora Davis, l house and lot
Cherry St., $1.75.
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G. w. Thaler, 1 lot, Temple

G.. W. Thaler, loI'
Terrace, 1884.
The Financial Board OF I Con o
troll. First Bank building, $3.50
4 lots G. A. Turner SUBDIVISION
S4.61; l lot Carson and Wetmul
land, S4.61; 8 acres, lnclqalne
Villa site, 4 lots Laurel Park
$53.71. HI,
Miss Ruth M. Theil, l lot, Hill
side Park, $1.54.
J. Waters Thomas, l lot, East
Flat Rock, Highland Lake. 81.
R. G. Thomas. / lot. L. Flat
Rock. Highland Lake, 81; ,
Thurman & H. NJ. Rodman, L
lot Laurel Park, $o.Iv.
Mrs. |. H. Thurman, l lot
Echo Laurel Park, $5.19.
C. B. Zimmerman, 1 lot, S. G.
William Timmons, 1 lot, Hen
Jacksonville Township, $1.93.
M. f. Toms G. wife, 4 acres
more or less. Osceola Lake, $1.54.
Toole & Franton, Est, l lot,
Palanza Park, $3.50.
Marie Enid Towels, lot LenoS
Park, $3.50. ~
Cornelia Tucker, l lot, High
land Lake, 81.
M. f. Turleyville, l lot, Laurel
Park, $5.19.
G. A. Turner, 2 lots, Spartan
burg Highway, $4.61.
Margaret D. & E. d. Treadwell,
/ lot, Indian Cave Park, 1884.
Miss Fife NJ. Massey, l lot,
Rhodes Street, $3.45.
G. w. Veazey, 2 lots, Barker
Heights, $3.50.
Miss Mercia G. Vigline, l lot
Echo No. 2, Laurel Park, $5.l8.
Joseph Vail, l lot, LenoA
Park, $2.T0. A.,
b NJ: Walker, 1 lot 1st Ave
and Fleming St., SPILL.
G. NJ. Wall, 2 lots Druid Hills
S1O.93. =, 11.,,
Roy Wall, l lot Druid Hills
$3.50.
Albert Fl. Walton, 1-2 lot High
land Lake, East Flat Rock, SIC.
John C, Ward. Est, 9 IL acres
Berea church, $1.93.
Mrs. Mollie Buchanan Ware, !
lot Lynnwood, $l.35.
J. T.. Watkins, 2 lots, Pine
View Terrace, $2.70.
w. d. Watson, 2 lots, STUMP
Street, S7.6S.
Hannah G. Katherine T. Weak
lev. 2 lots. Druid Hills, $31.19.
Miss Katherine T. Weakley,
lot, Greater Druid Hills, $40.
E. C. Wier, 2 lots, Baldwin
Subdivision, $50.
w. f. West, 9 1-2 acres noun
tain land, $3.50.
w. Marion White, 2 lots, Os'
ceola Lake, 1884.
B. Wiengast Mayce Simpson,
/ lot, eth Ave-, S5.76.
John T. wilkins, l lot, Walker
Smith property, $9.1@.
w. H. Wilkie, 4 lots, Greenyille
Highway, 1886.
E. D. Williams, l lot. +. Flat
Rock, Highland Lake, $1.63.
Louis G. Williams, l lot, Druid
Hills, 1918.
Louis & Minnie Williams, | IL
acres, Greenville Road, S2.67.
Reginald Willcocks, 4 lots,
Echo Lake, Laurel Park, 5000
Joseph Witten, l lot, Z. Flat
Rock, Highland Lake, $3.50. -,
Mrs. George Wood, 2 lots, Golf
Course Addition, $3.50.
C. D. Woodward & wife, l lot,
Lynwood, $1.35. =,
H. C. Wright, 2 lots, Druid
Hills, $7.19.
Mary c. Wright, 1 lot, Laurel
Park Rainbow Section, $6.91.
A. X. Yawn, 7 lots, Hillside
$17.64.
Annie C. Tate, l house & lot,
Brooklyn, 1872.
Anna Zukosky, l lot, First
Ayanua Vast S5.7S.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-08-24
DELINQUENT
(HendersonYille township

NLIenQeTSOnNlllG lo~hSAllPI
Bertha c., & Annie Adams, l
lot, No. 50, Echo No. q, Laurel
Park, S5.76.
Hettie R. Adams, l lot, No. 3d.,
Laurel Park, $5.19.
w. S. Albritton, 3 lots, Druid
Hills, Sits.
Mrs. P. G. Alberson, 2 lots,
Hillside Park, balance, $3.50.
w. H. Anderson, l lot, Hebron
St., part of Hasbrouch property,
S3O.69.
Ovid Balm, 1 lot Mount Royal,
S6.14.
Baker, 60 C. L. Stark, 1 lot
No. 1853, Mountain Home, $1.32.
K. Barson, 3 lots, Hillside Park,
| $7.68.
B. C. Bass, 2 acres, near Bal
four, 1881.
| T. L. Bass, Est, l lot, Meadow
Brook Subdivision, II.
E. S. Belnap & H. N. Mallorie,
2 lots, Willow Rd. & State, $7.68
NJ. G. Bennison, 8 lots Maxwell
subdivision, $3.50.
H. d. Hyder Subdivision, lots
Hyder Subdivision, $1.16.
Lizzie & Charlie Blackwell 1
1 ceres, l house, Teaman Street,
| $3.O7.
w. S. Blackwell, l lot, Noun
tain Home, Slip.
J C. F. Bland, 9 lots, Temple Ter
race, $17.27.
Inez L. Blankenship, 2 lots
Baldwin Subdivision, IT.
H. G. Blythe, l lot, Mountain
Home, $3.50.
]. o. Bomar, Est, 2 1-2 acres,
Z. Flat Rock, $4.05, .
w. F. Bowles, l lot, Druid
Hills, $2.7O. ..
Sue Bowman, 8 1-2 acres, near
Naples, $1.58.
Fannie NJ. Bottyer and Margaret
Magrath, 2 lots, Pine View, $3.50
F. D. Bramlett, 1 lot, Druid
Hills, $3.50.
C. E. Brooks, 1 lot, 4th Ave,
W., $38.37; l lot, Brooklyn,
S1.54; 2 lots, Oak ST., $3.07; 2
acres & bldgs., Whitfield Street,
S15.35; agent, lot, Crab Creek
St, S46.O4; 1 lot Crab Greek St,
1882; 6 acres, Mud Greek, OPP
posite A. A. Mccall, $5.37; 3-8
acres, Teaman St., S5.37.