The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-29
REAL ESTATE.
Figures Pertaining to Sales, Mort
cages and Releases.
O. F. Won Rhein Will Make q Circuit Of the
Globe-Latest Reported Sales-Items Of
General Observation-Disclosures.

The usual monthly circular by McAfee,
Baldwin g. Hammond, the real estate brok-
ers, which is being prepared, contains the
following figures:
Real estate sales, mortgages and releases
from July ed to August 2lst inst: Western
Addition, S963S70; Mission and Horners
Addition, ST., $50; fifty-varas and city slip.
SSSS, $50; 100-yaras and South Beach, $780,
500; outside lands, S157,51l; P0trero and
South San Francisco, S12,500; hOmesteads
and miscellaneous, $1S7,627; total, $685.
94S.
Mortga ges-Hibernia Bank S203. go, Ger
man Savings Bank S141, 250. San Francisco
Savings Union S150.510, French Savings
Bank $15.500. Savings and Loan Society
S35S20, private and miscellaneous loans
S522,476; total, S1,09l,O26.
Releases-Hibernia Bank S161,750, Ger
man Savings Bank S173,562. San Francisco
Savings Union S76,963, French Savings
Bank S7100, Savings and Loan Society
S19,336, private and miscellaneous S209,37S;
total, S65S,0S9.
o.. F. Won RHEIN.
On Thursday next Mr.. Won Rhein will
take his departure on the steamer Oceanic
for Japan, and from thence continue his
journey with view of going round the
close application to business he has only
ayailed himself of two vacations, the last
one of which was about twelve years ago,
and he now feels justified in claiming a sea-
son of rest, which will be spent as above
noted.
In taking his departure he desires to ex-
press his sincere gratitude to his many
friends and the public for the generous
share of their business heretofore intrusted
to him during more than quarter of a CEN
fury, and although he will be absent for
some time to come, every provision has
been made for the continuance of his bust
ness in the same manner as it has been con-
Quoted in the past. In this connection, two
of his sons Will assist competent mana
ger. who has been the cashier of the house
for some years. and is therefore 1amilar
with every branch of the business.
The auction department will be under the
superintendence OF an experienced auc-
tioneer, so that during the absence OF the
head of the firm the business now on hand
and all new business will receive the most
careful attention.
LATEST REPORTED SALES.
The result of o. +. Won Rheims auction
sale. which took place yesterday afternoon,
is as follows: Home on Clay street, 2SXl22,
No. 11l2, $780, Business property, 81 :6x
as e, on Montgomery avenue, $500.
Harrison-street dwellings, 50xS5, Nos. 65l
and Cos, $4,000. Webster-street dwelling
g.,
tenements, 25x75, Nos. 533 and 5331a, S4250.
Fillmore-street business lots, 50X100, S11, 800.
Alabama-street flats, 40x100 and 25x100,
$3.50 and S1675 respectively. Ritch-street
tenements, 25x75, Nos. 23S and 23SR,
$500
LAKEvIEw.
There has been considerable activity In
Lakeview property the past two days and
sales have been effected to the amount of
$50, 600 and odd, viz. One block OF fifty-two
lots, $1,000; one block of fifty lots, $4,000;
one block Of thirty lots. $500: also twenty
four lots, ranging IN price from $50 to $500.
Total number of lots sold TO date 145O,
leaving only $50 unsold.
Easton, Eldrldge & Co. disposed of prop
erty Yesterday, namely: House, 233 Langton
street, $500; lot on south side OF Halght
street, west of Devisadero. 2oXllO, S32o0;
lot on Seventeenth street. west OF Castro,
"a :Sx150, $1,000.
Jacob Heyman sold on Wednesday five
lots on Noe street, near Twenty-third, $500.
p A. Dolan effected sales yesterday of
nine lots in Block 1885, Sl49O.
EXTENSIVE SALES.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. have sold for
Dexter's heirs SO feet on tue west line OF
Kearny street. between Pine and Calltor-
MA The property was held at Sl35, 000,
and although the amount could not be as
certained it is supposed to have been sold
at figure in the neighborhood OF this
I amount
Laguna, 53 :6x137 &c. adjoining engine-house,
500 per front foot; also property of the
Bletben estate, on north line of Folsom
street, between Fifth and Sixth, sold by
Mr.. Jacob Koenfeld, 81 :6xS0, rental of $500
per month, sold for something over $4,000.
Store and office building on Clay street, be-
tween Montgomery and Kearny, 50 :9x109 e.
extending through to Merchant street, sold
by Z. w. Burr for $4,000.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The brick building on the southeast
corner of Clay and Jones street is being re-
moved, and it is reported that fine resi-
dence will be put in its stead.
c. ii. Street, the country real estate OPP
orator, has mailed a clrcnlar to all real
estate agents, which asks from them an ex-
preston Of opinion on the ACCESSIBILITY of a
conference Of agents Tor the purpose of dis
GUESSING topics, such as immigration, ad-
vertising, overland fares, taxes, commits
sions, etc.
AT the meeting of the Federation of In
provement Clubs, held on Wednesday even
ing, the Executive Committee reported that
McAlliSter street, between First avenue
and Stanyan, had not been opened.
The same committee was directed to in
quire as to the needs Of Paramount and
Thirteth streets Club in reference to a
bridge to be built at the deep railroad cut
on Miguel street.
Delegates complained of the manner in
which the San Bruno road is being ini-
proved.
Delegates from South San Francisco re-
ported that ii is the wish of the people there
that Fifteenth avenue be graded and paved
before the coming winter season.
Builders Contracts.
Crocker Estate Company with Union Brick and
Terra Gotta Company. terra Gotta work cor. Mar
ket and Montgomery sts gore lot; $29, 100.
Croeker Estate Company with Rea q Firth, iron
ana steel work. same; S 3 100.
Croker Estate Company with Robert Mitchell ma
son work, same $4,000.
Crceker Estate Company with Gadding McBean
extra fire proof work, same; $970O
Croker Estate Company with Giadding Mclean
ali fre-proof work same: SlO5 750
A. J. Halves with McGowan a Butler to build
cor Washington and buchanan sts.; 1866.