The morning call., 1890-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
The Market Healthy and I'm.
pOrtant Sales COnsummated.
Latest Reported Sales.--future Auction Sale By
EastoD, Eldridge & Co. -Agreements
With J. L. Flood Recorded-Eotes,

The increased demand for inside proper
ties during the past few days and the con-
summation of few important sales, which
had been hanging in the balance on account
of slight differences in prices between SELL
ers and buyers, have given the market a
reassuring tone, and operators believe that
the usual fall activity has set in.
Smaller outside offerings are in good
demand.
LATEST REPORTED SALES.
O'Farrell & Lang report sales effected
yesterday as follows: The southeast corner
of Francisco and Mason streets, 50-vara
lot, all covered with improvements, $50. 600.
A centrally located property to Mrs. Balm
bridge. $4,000. Five houses of six rooms
each on Stanley place, between Bryant and
Harrison streets, lots 150x112:6, $4,000.
The northeast corner of Golden Gate avenue
and Steiner street, 40XS2, $4,000, Judson
Wheeler being the purchaser.
The south side of Pine street, GO 6 east
of Webster, vacant lot, 25x10o, $4,000, to
Mrs. Meyer.
Lot %, in Holly Park tract, size 25x10O,
$1,000.
No. All Twenty ninth street, improved
two-story building, lot 25X114 S210O.
House and lot, south side OF Heron street,
near Eighth, cottage Of five rooms, lot 2Ox
So S2025.
Lot Sox114, north side of Twenty-ffth
street. near Castro. $4,000
Northwest corner of Cherry and Clay,
S11, 500, to John Foley.
They speak of the market during the past
week as follows: THE tide has at last turned,
and business has started in in earnest,
which We think is the opening for the fall
trade in the real estate market. This week S
inquiry has been very great for all descrip-
nt
trying to locate for the winter. The small
investor, with his savings, is out looking
for lots in the homeSteadS and Richmond
The larger investor is seeking channels in
the tftyvaras, and any property which is
offered at reasonable figure will find a
ready market"
Louis Lander sold during the week three
houses on Jersey street; two for $500 each
and one for $4,000 He is building two
houses on Clarendon Heights and two more
on Colling God street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth.
Jacob Heyman has disposed of four lots
in the Cobb Tract. $4,000, and four lots on
Noe street, $1,000; four lots in the Beach
Block, No. us, for $3.50 each, with minor
sales ranging from $50 upward. He re-
ports business improving.
interchangeable Company sold
yesterday lot 23X100 on Chattanooga
street. near TWenty-fourth for $3.50.
P. A. DolaD effected sales yesterday as
follows: The remaining lotS-Seyen in
number-in Block 1000, south of the park,
SIPS each.
FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
Easton, Eldridge u Co. will hold an auc-
ton at their salesroom ON September I'd,
when they expect to offer without reserve
miscellaneous properties in the Western
Addition and on Mission street, comprising
business locations, dwelliDg-houses and va
cant lots.
AGREEMENTS.
The following agreements for the sale of
properties We're recorded yesterday:
+. A. Berlin to j. L. Flood % northeast
of Fourth, northeast 40X70, 100X27; S14 600.
A. Volz and wife to j. l.. Flood. 70 north
east of Fourth, northeast 20X70, 100x27
$4,000
a. Salem to j. L. Flood, east of Fourth
and Stevenson streets, southeast 70x75,
10ox27; S124,000
w. L. Dickinson to j. L. Flood, north of
Fourth and Jessie streets, northwest SIX
137 e; SIC, 800.
NOTES.
The Arthur a. Briggs Company will
move on the first of next month to cOmmo-
dious offices at 321 Pine street.
Bids for grading, matchmaking and sew
eriDg at Preside Heights will be called for
at the next meeting of the Board Of Super
ylSors.