The morning call., 1890-08-15
REAL ESTATE.
A Perceptible improvement in
the Market.
Operators Preparing for Future Auction Sales.
City 0fferin gs-sales Reportei-Lake-
view-0gden-Variou Items.

Although the list OF sales reported during the
week Is small and unimportant there are mauy
large trans actions In course of progress which
would justify the conclusion that there is slight
Improvement in the market. There Is also an
increased demand for expensive properties,
while SIN aller offerings are daily finding ready
buyers.
FUTURE AUCTION SALES
Won Rheln & Co announce a sale at auction for
Thursday, August 2Sth. The catalogue COM
prises the realty OF three estates, which Will be
sold by order of the court, owned as follows:
Estates OF Thomas Hdndley, Oliver S. Merrill
amp William French. The list includes resi-
dences Col, 653 Harrison street, rental OF 5 800;
HIP Clay street, near Mason; 2o21 Webster
street, near California; investments 6o9 Mont
gomery avenue, rental S74; 23S Ritch street,
rental S45; 533 Stevenson street, near Sixth,
rental $50. and tour fats and one store and
rooms ON Alabama street. off Twenty-ffth; also
building lots on Fillmore street, near Suffer,
Page street, near Clayton; Two lots on Twenty
first street, near Eureka, and Que lot on Eureka
street, near twentieth. InlS nfm makes
specially OF probate sales.
O'Falrell & Lang are preparing an extensive
catalogue OF The property owned by the Narney
estate, which Will be offered by them at auction,
by order OF the Superior Court, on the 1sU day OF
September, al II O'clock noon, at their salesroom
in this city. This property is one Of the most
desirable unmproYed business properties ever
offered in this city 1t is situated on Valencia
and Sixteenth streets, and has been SuDdvided
into twenty seven lots with four corners, one oil
which Is Oh the northeast corner of Sixteenth
aud Valencia streets; size 45xloo through 10
small street. As business stand 1t occupies the
most desirable position IN the Mlsslon, and VIII,
without doubt, command the attention OF large
investors. The entire property is considered
worth in the neighborhood oil S25O,O0o- 1t has
a frontage OF 500 feet on Valencia street. Lot L
The Importance of Sixteenth street, when
opened from The bay 10 the ocean, will become
apparent 10 those who care 10 look little ahead.
and II Is not surprising mat IL Is now LOOKED
upon the principal street In the Mission.
AS an investment The entire property Will be in
demand.
G. Ii. Umbsen s. Co. are preparing an extensive
catalogue OF properties which Will be offered
shortly at auction.
Easton, Eldridge s. Co. Will also offer another
catalogue of desirable properties about Tie lat
Ter part OF the month.
SALES REPORTED.
Bovee, Toy & Co. sold during the week the
htly-yara on Washington street, west OF Laurel,
Tor $4,000, and made several minor sales.
They report business somewhat better this
week with inc eased inquiries.
A. Troy sons diSroSed of lot 75X120, west OF
Fourteenth avenue. fifty feet north OF street,
PstlIson s. Son sold on Wednesday piece of
property, 5OX207, on Central avenue. Alameda,
10 A. ;. Neal. They make specially, however,
OF selling Sanger property, which has lately been
In far demand at good prices.
J. IL. Gilmore Is making sales on Ashbufy
Heights aha has effected number OF smaller
ones outside
Outside property is in fair demand supply
OF water is now secul ed for Asnbury Heights,
which Is ample for the houses in the entire tract.
He is also selling lots IN the City Land Associa.
lion Tract adjoining The celebrated LakeYew
Tract being sold by the Carnall FlIzhugh Hop
kius Company
Robert ]. Mercer disposed Of several pieces of
city property during the past week and lie has
Dupber under way His opinion OF The market
may be summed up follows: "Sales can
readily be effected If owners were not SO stiff and
NtnT1S lIa al IN
states that there Is a demand Tor property IN
Preside Heights and Richmond.
CainalI-F izhngh- Hopkins Company have sold
a half block of business property IN san Mateo
10 Robert Neil of Columbus OHIO, for $4,000
Two lois in their subdivision at Belmont
avenue, rear street, $500 each.
p. A. Doian sold during the week two lots cor
ner OF Eighth avenue and J street, sonth OF the
park, $1,000. Four lots between | and streets,
1hrIy-fourth and Thirty-ftth avenues, at $3.50
each. TAirty-one lots in Block 1000; Sl25 Tor
outside lots and $500 for corners. These lots
are selling RENAL kaily well ana purchased pIln'
Clpaliy by country buyers.
Eastou Eldridge u Co. report sales OF mscel-
laneous city property, being tile result OF their
auction on Tuesday. TO tie amount OF S59,205
The attendance was large and The disposition TO
buy good
q. b. Baldwin. Joost & Mertens sold during
the week Twenty-Five lots In Clarendon Heights,
ranging in price from 5000 to $1,000 each;
Block 1859, south of the park S4100; Block $50,
south of the park; two lots IN GIT Map 3;
southeast corner of O'Farreii and Hollis Streets,
between Laguna and Buchanan, 25x9 o, with
lwo-story building, $1,000.
a. H. Breed & Co. have effected a sale OF lot
62x150, on the north line OF FilberL street, be-
tween Pierce and Scott for S295O.
Block SO, New Potrero, has been sold to II. r.
Bennett for SIS 900.
The northwest corner OF Sacramento and
Yerba Buena has been sold by private sale TO
William Nielsen.
Lot 32:6xSo. southeast corner OF Turk and
Scott streets, has been disposed OF for $4,000;
John often Is the purchaser.
Lot l2TX137 IS, southeast corner OF Clay and
Spruce, has been sold TO L. Llpman for $4,000.
CITY OFFERINGS.
The various lines OF miscellaneous, business
aud residence properties offered through The
CALL should be carefully examined by intend
ing purchasers. Tie following is condensed
review OF many OF them. viz:
q. Ii. UmDsen Co.. new flats, handsome resi-
denCes, cottages and houses OF every deScrlp-
ton; also lots III desirable localities.
s. Ducas. improved properties, comprising
twu-story houses and flats, and desirable prop
erIy Oh Fulton street. near Scotti also unim-
proved lots.
NJ. o. Curry, 32s Montgomery street. Two
corners near Market street, block In western Ad-
dIton. A piece OF properly 10 the line OF lin.
prOyements. a Market-street gore lot ana
many valuable improved and unimprOyed prop
eriles IN good localities.
L. L. Mayne & Co., 425 lots south OF the park.
A California-street corner. Residence on Bush
street. New stores and Howard-street cor
T. G. Parker & Co., Cos Market street, Three
blocks south side of tue park on X street; Ihe
best block in the town of COlusa, one block from
Mission road Al lots in all; a buy III Richmond,
including The choice OF the largest list OF lots
there.
Brennan & Drum, 920 Market street: Seven
teen blocks south side of the PARK; fine lot on
Washington street, near Brodeick cottage on
Clay. near Central avenue, and list oil miscel-
laneouS properties
Wilson & Carr, IS Post street: Lot on jack
son with marine view; 5O-vara, northwest corner
Washington and Lyon strets; 50vara, corner
Clay and Clayton streets; new ee-tiat house.
w. b. MarshutZ & Co., $50 Market street: A
long list of choice building lots on Ashbury
Heights; lot on Cook street; cottage on Cbenery
street, flats. homes, brick houses, business
properties aud stores in the Mission, and miSeel-
laneous city properties.
Downey & Gambs, 31S Montgomery street.
Desirable corner in Western Addition; store
and dwellings Langton ST, near Folsomi resi-
dence properties; vacant lots; Pacific Heights
residence lois Folsom street, near Sixteenth.
60x101, partially improved, 80 feet vacant; on
Sanchez street, Inc new residences just COM
peted, modern eonyenienees; fine residence on
Twelfth street, near Howard.
John c. Green, 401 California street. A
perusal of his column next Sunday Will be inter-
esting 10 those who are in search of properties
ranging In price from lots at $50 each to Mar
ket-street property, $50, 300. The long list will
be complete one. comprising some OF The very
best business, residence and vacant offerings in
the city.
Jacob Heyman, $50 Market street; $50 Park
lots on The installment plan; house and lot on
Corbett road fine house In the Western Addi-
ton.
gomery street. A long list OF some OF the most
desirable properties In The city; Clarendon
Heights; the Paul Tract at the junction OF Rail
road and San Bruno avenues; business aud resi-
dence lots in exceptionally good locati0ns pros-
pectiye business lots; property the line of
the new cable road on Folsom street; cheap
park block; desirable lots on Preside Heights;
Nlutl-street business property; choice corner
50-yara lot on jackson street, southwest corner
OF Laurel: large house and lot on west side of
Mason street. Tie August humber Of the San
Francisco Real Estate Guide, published by them,
contains valuable information on realty matters.
Wotden s. Nolt, 1913 Valencia streer, near
Twenty first, have properties In the warm belt,
Mission, impr owed ana uDmproyed.
Coleman, LOG Post street. has number of
houses for sale which In fine order, corner
and building lots suitable for homes and fats.
Z. A. D0lan, $50 Market street, has 4 long
list of some OF the best properties in the City.
business stands, sites for homes and many vacant
properties, superior lots i'll Bock logo, south OF
The park near Market-street extension.
John Pforr 1923 Montgomery street, mas splen-
did property on Suffer street, near Laguna deslr-
able stand Market street, fifty feet from
Sixth; fine corner on Mission street, corner
Geary ana William streets, corner property on
Post street, and many offerings In some OF the
best locations In the city.
W. II. Grim g. Co., 2o5 Montgomery street:
Point Lobos avenue property (Geary streeD, near