RealEstate Listing at 9 Auburn Avenue
GEO. P. MOORE, Real Estate, Renting and Exchange, advertises property at No 9 Auburn Avenue. The notice highlights leasing and exchange options with focus on location and service.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
3
GEO. P. MOORE, Real Estate, Renting and Exchange, advertises property at No 9 Auburn Avenue. The notice highlights leasing and exchange options with focus on location and service.
Advertisement notes twelve acres on the north side near Peachtree West with 400 feet frontage on a cherted street and 1,200 feet depth suitable for subdivision. Claims potential to double money and mentions terms available upon inquiry.
Property on Luckue Street between Cone and Fairlie priced at 27500 with 50 by 100 feet lot in shadow of post office and new construction valued at 250000. Expected to bring about 50000 in two to three years. Terms: one half cash. Only piece this side of Cone Street with a quoted price.
An advertisement offers a 5x100 foot Jet parcel on West Fair Street within 100 feet of the railroad sidetrack, amid manufacturing, with two rental houses at $22 per month. Seller claims it will double money in two years and provides explanations. Terms require $1,000 cash and the balance to be arranged.
A brief ad offers a 56 foot frontage on Luckie Street with 100 foot depth. The seller asks $125 per front foot cheaper than nearby options and promises $5,000 profit if purchased in a few days. The price stated is $25,000 upfront with favorable terms.
A modern 10 room home on a prime Peachtree area corner lot is offered for 16500 dollars. It features four bedrooms and four baths, four rooms on the first floor, furnace heating, and every known convenience. The owner will trade for a semi central property and pay cash difference, or consider acreage.
A fragmented rental column lists multiple addresses with room counts and monthly rents. Entries include 15 Lawn street two rooms, 8 Grange street eight rooms, 481 Capitol Avenue rooms, 407 Washington street eight rooms, and several other properties with six to eight rooms and varied prices.
Four 30 by 150 foot lots on Anderson Street between Whiteford and Mason offered at 350 dollars each. Terms require 50 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly balance.
Ver Edwin Ansley states a Piedmont avenue lot on the west side just north of Decatur street offers prime chance for country trade merchants to replicate Atlanta’s past success. The plot features 119 feet frontage, 821 2 feet depth, and price of 175 per front foot. sale by J H Ewing Mer Sales Dept urges buyers.
Obituary notice records Edwin P. Ansley aged 67 to 71 North Forsyth Street with contact numbers Bell Main 1304 and Atlanta 363.
Grocery price list from Atlanta dated February 17 shows coffee Arbuckles per 100 pounds at 15.50 a shopping lists sugar granulated 5c, cheese Alderney brand 19 1 2 cents, crackers soda 9 , soap Ivory 4 case, baking powder Royal 4 80 per 1-pound case. Also notes flour prices at various patent grades and a New York line reporting flour steady with fair inquiry and receipts 15 5855 shipments 2 064.
Regional and national price listings for pork, lard, bacon, beef, and naval stores show firm to higher markets in Chicago New York St Louis and Savannah. Pork prices per barrel and lard per hundred pounds vary by city with firm tone in meats, rosin and turpentine trade steady, and cotton seed oil and goods markets mixed amid stronger demand and retail activity.
Machinery and metal prices shift as tin shows spot at 32.25 to 38.00 with March at 28.20 93.25 and May at 483.05 98.50. London market firm on gold futures while lead and spelter soften locally and in New York. No. 1 foundry northern at 18.60 18.76 and No. 2 northern at 16.25 19.50 with soft southern and houtherm listings noted.
Wheat in London market steady demand with No 2 red western winter reported without stock. March futures 88 2 3d, May 88 1d, Md July 78 4 1d. Corn bid at 644 for new American mixed northern, old mix 6s 8d with futures dul in March 58 6d. Mining stocks in Boston list Arizona Commercial 39 1/2, Butte Coalition 35, Calumet and Arizona 70, Greene Can NG 9, Nevada Consolidated 32, North Butte 32.
A dense transmission of grain prices and futures from Atlanta Chicago St Louis Kansas City New York and other markets. Quotes include No 2 red wheat No 2 hard and No 3 red wheat and prices for corn oats and rye across cash and contracts with May July and September futures. The report notes softer activity later in the day due to snow cover expectations and ongoing market shifts.
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