The morning call., 1890-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
Fair Prices Obtained atjhe Auc-
ton Yesterday-N0tes.

The attendance at EastOn Eldridge Il
Co.'S auction sale yesterday was large, ana
although the bid ling was not very spirited
the following prices show that the sale may
he considered n fair one: Five Mission lots
on the west line of Shotwell street, 100 feet
south of Fourteenth. each 25X12o, sold
for 5000 TO S2325. The large residence, No.
1910 Octavil street. 10 feet north OF Geary.
lot 27:6x1l0, containing IA rooms, fetched
$40, $50; residence of nine rooms on
Pacific Heights, No. 30l7 Washington sire ct,
1873 feet west of Br0derlck, lot 25X
127 81, was knocked down for $1,000; No.
721 Ashbury-street Heights. lot q :6X1S6:3,
was sold subject to approval for Sl0,2
No. 81 Hai,ht street, 125 feet west OF Scott,
lot 2JX13I;6, brought $500; a west
ern Addition residence, Ne. 1909 Scott street,
I65 feet north of Post, lot 21X13I IT,
found purchaser at $3.50, subject 10 con-
firmaton No. 10 Albion avenue, between
Valencia and Guerrero streets, 120 feet
south of Sixteenth street, lot 30x12O sold
for $3.50; No. 116 Eicksburg street, Isl Is
feet south of Twenty-seeond, lot
- :6X1Ga. changed owners at $780, and u
Mssion-strecs lot on the east line of Doug
las street, 2l7 feet north OF Eighteenth,
lot 24:6xl25. and lot 25x120 on the east
street, brought S1170 and 500 respectively.
Total amount realized. including those sub
ject to approval, 500, $50.
NOTES.
T. NJ. Butler of the Arthur f. Briggs Com
pany returned from Fresno last week and
reports the sale of the following tracts, VIZ:
I60 acres of raSin land TO local company
10 acres to 4 san Francisco buyer; so acres
to n Worcester (MaSS.) man, and 100 acres
to well-known firm in this city. The prices
at which these blocks We're sold ranged from
Sl65 to S2l5 per acre, and the Arthur H.
Briggs Company will plant the entire acre
age in small fruits and Superinteud the same
for term OF years.
Mr.. Arthur r. Briggs of the company is
in New York, where several more sales of
Fresno raiSin lands have been consummhted
by him. He is expected in this city next
week.
The Secretary informed THE CALLS re al
estate representative that the recent in
crease in the fruit prices has brought hun
dreds OF inquiries from Eastern buyers,
aud that tie past two weeks have been
more active in country realty matters
than the preceding months of this year com
bined The outlook Tor good 1rlut lands III
this State, remarked Secretary Butler, has
never been brighter.
The Carnall-Fitzhugh-Ho Company
sold yesterday four lots on the west side OF
Eighth avenue, between and X streets,
for $500.
Badt, Jacobs & Brandon have disposed of
40 hluleS slteel, oelHs AVuSc VI IVY
flats, with modern Improvements, for $500.
Mrs. Alex was the seller, and j.. IL Bran
don the purchaser Tor client; also the sale
on Monday of the premises at 507 Lombard
street, situated on 50XS4 feet of ground and
containing eleven large rooms. The prop
erty was owned by Mrs. Louise Abrams,
and purchased for the Hebrew Home
through Thomas Cohn for $1,000. Tie prem
ises viii be remodeled and repaired at once,
and the Hebrew Home will be removed
from its present inadequate quarters, on
Lyons street, 10 this more inviting and
better adapted locality. There are about
thirty inmates in the home at present.