Apartment Projects Expand on Irving Street Area
Architects draft plans for three northwest apartments. A seven story brick reinforced concrete building at 71 by 100 feet will house eighteen eight room units with vapor heat and two electric elevators, costing about 40000 dollars. A second three story brick structure on Irving between Thirteenth and Fourteenth costs 40000 dollars with eighteen three and four room units. A third eight unit building of three and four rooms with baths, 30 by 75 feet, costs 10000 dollars. Two semi detached frame dwellings in Congress Heights rise for James D Burns at 2000 dollars each, two stories with six rooms each. A bungalow at Iowa Avenue and Sixteenth Street NW, one and a half stories, begins construction.
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Irving Street
Third
Congress Heights
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Northwest
James D. Burns
Iowa Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Biltmore
Biltmore Street
Allendale
New Hampshire Avenue
N Street
S Street
Paul Institute
Gardiner & Dent
Clarence F. Norment
Ida M. Butts
A. W. Richards
George Oakley Totten
Andrew Murray
Sista Hoo
Sale of Dwellings Are Numerous as Shown By Reports for Week
Real estate activity surged last week with multiple large firms reporting heavy sales. Boss & Phelps filed transactions including Ralph P. Johnson purchasing 2751 Macomb Street for E. G. Woodruff. Mrs. A. T. Thompson buying a Webster Street residence. Charles A. Appleby purchasing a detached corner at 1601 Minnesota Avenue NE. R. L. Newman selling a Thirteenth Street NW ten room brick home to Mrs. Maud DeLauney who also bought a nearby brick garage. H. A. Watkins acquired 4492 Fifteenth Street NW a Shannon & Lucha new six room house.
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Boss & Phelps
Cleveland Park
Ralph P. Johnson
E. G. Woodruff
Macomb Street
Charles J. Walker
Webster Street
A. T. Thompson
Charles A. Appleby
Theodora Picard
Minnesota Avenue
Important properties transferred during the week
Real estate deals reported by Gardiner & Dent include the exchange of the Biltmore apartment for the Allen Dale complex and Paul Institute properties. Transactions total about $350,000 with Norment acquiring Biltmore and related holdings, plus sale of Minerva apartment for $25,000 and other smaller transfers.
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Minerva
Fourth Street
Ernest G. Walker
New York Bank Statement Shows Reserve Drops Week
In New York on March 10 the state of banks and trust companies reveals 91,520,000 reserve above legal requirements, a weekly decline of 335,750. Loans and discounts total 3,568,131,000 with a 25,636,000 rise. total deposits stand 3,608,005,000 with time deposits down 4,863,000 and cash in vaults 15,660,000 for banks and 63,441,300 for trust companies.
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W York
Federal Bank
Cirron
New York
Ans
Discounta &c
Trust Companies
Building Permits Rise as Spring Nears in City
Building operations show an uptick with 21 permits issued totaling 76 259 dollars. Highest single sums include 36 000 for a group of dwellings and 22 000 for another housing project, while numerous smaller repairs and garages appear across northwest and northeast addresses. Notable entries include remodels at 1721 Connecticut avenue northwest and 300 to 314 Rhode Island avenue, plus eight new dwellings planned at Rhode Island avenue blocks.
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R. J L. Vondus
Rhode Island Avenue
Frank G. Nolte
Pierce Court Southwest
Mary M. Reichfelder
Frank L. Wagar
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Dr. J. Strothereus
C. E. Webb
I Street Northwest
Francis A. Blundon
U Street Northwest
George W. Manogue
A. P. Clark Jr
Levy & Brown
Boss & Phelps, Inc
Landvoigt & Cook
McKinley Street Northwest
B. H. Grover
George T. Santmyers
B. H. Gruver
W. Wrenn
Detroit Heating Company
Tenth Street
George Stoll
E. W. Snoods
North
Brokers to Meet Thursday for Real Estate Referendum
The Real Estate Brokers Association will meet Thursday night at the Washington Chamber of Commerce to hear a report on a referendum to extend membership to include property owners. John S. Weaver, former association president, will report on the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges meeting in Savannah, Ga, and James Sharpe will also report on the Savannah gathering.
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Real Estate Brokers’ Association
Washington Chamber of Commerce
John S. Weaver
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
Savannah
James Sharpe
Bank in New Quarters on 14th and F Streets
Commercial National Bank moved yesterday into temporary quarters on the ground floor of the Western building at Fourteenth and F streets. The bank will operate there until the new building at its old site is completed. The Western building quarters have been remodeled with vault facilities. call and reserve cash will be drawn from a nearby bank. Bank ready for business tomorrow morning.
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The
Commercial National Bank
Fourteenth
F Streets
Local Produce Market Prices Across Poultry Dairy and Veggies
Market listings show alive poultry with hens at 21 to 22 cents per pound and turkeys at 28 cents. New York State factory cheese at 25 cents per large 25 to 26. Butter prices 43 to 44 cents tub. Eggs Virginia fresh 29 to 80 cents. hennery bites 31 to 32. Nearby vegetables include potatoes 6.50 to 7.00 per barrel, onions 12.00 to 15.00 per 100 pounds, peppers 1.75 to 3.00 per crate, cucumbers 3.00 to 3.50 per box, spinach 4.00 to 6.00 per barrel, carrots 1.25 to 1.50 per box, beets 5 to 6 per bunch, string beans 4.00 per 600 basket, eggplant 3.00 to 4.50 per crate, tomatoes 2.00 to 4.00 per crate, cabbage 8.00 to 10.00 per 100 pounds, celery 85 to 92 cents per dozen.
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New York State
Virginia
Philadelphia Markets Report March 10 Butter and Cheese Steady
Philadelphia prices show BUTTER steady with near by firsts at 8.25, deliveries and current receipts 7.16 for Western extra firsts at 8.25 and 8.10 for firsts. CHEESE remains firm while WHEAT, CORN and OATS hold steady with no change.
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Philadelphia
Western
F. c
F. A
Baltimore Markets Reported Quiet Markets and Grain Prices
Baltimore market notes from March 10 show wheat and corn prices easing, oats steady, and mixed poultry and dairy rates. Live poultry, ducks, and pigeons are listed with various weights and prices, eggs across Maryland Pennsylvania and Western regions quoted, butter and creamery products priced by grade and packaging.
New York Produce Prices Headline Market Roundup
New York market notes show butter receipts 7,729 with creamery and firsts priced between 40 and 44 cents. Eggs unsettled with 11,462 receipts. state average pork and beef firm, lard also strong. Sugar raw firmer, refined steady, flour firmly held, poultry mixed with alive market steady to strong.
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New York
Hennery
Middle West
Wheat and grain spot prices in New York market
New York March 10 wheat strong spot values No 2 hard 2.16 No 1 northern Duluth 2.28 No 1 northern Manitoba 2.2845 f. a. b. New York corn No 2 yellow 1238 cents? New York oats firm spot.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Cottonseed Oil Market Prices Reported in New York
New York data shows prime crude at 11.80 to 12.00, prime summer yellow spot 13.30, with March at 13.41, April 13.43, May and June 13.50, July 13.52, August 13.63, September 13.50 and October 12.95.
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New York
English scientist unveils lead coating process for iron
An English scientist introduces a new electrical method to coat iron or steel with lead. The innovation aims to improve corrosion resistance and surface finish, potentially expanding applications in construction and industry.
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Southern
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Gardiner & Dent, Inc
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NEW York Grain
Washington Cattle Market
C. Burtington
OW. Aughes
J. F. Mulligan
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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Life Department
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Geo. I. Cochran
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