The morning call., 1891-01-30
REAL ESTATE.
Successful Auction of Richmond
L0ts-Notes.

The auction sale held in the Real Estate
Exchange by o. ID. Baldwin, Joost & Mer-
tens was decided success and prolific OF
satisfactory returns. Twenty-six residence
ana business lots on Point Lobos avenue
Inirty-second avenue and Clement street
were sold In quick time and at prices that
fully satisfied the sellers. The propertv
sold is part of a purchase made three wears
ago as an inyentment by o. ID. Baldwin.
whose shrewdness in the matter has given
him profit of about $4,000 As the prop
erty IS situated in promising part OF the
Richmond District Is graded, level, ready
Tor building and commands delightful nan
oramic view OF the Golden Gate and Marin
county, the prices may be regarded as char
acteristic.
Sixteen lots, 25xl2o each, on rhirty-sec-
ono avenue, between Point Lnbos avenue
and Clement street. were sold for an ave.
age price OF SAIL to Alice Mayors, P-te Me
Ndnlara, Mrs. Bacon, Charles w. Pope six
Iots), j. Schuinanski, Mrs. Skehy for Lizzie
SEVERN 1.-TWO LOTS, S. Morganstein ttwo
l1ts), Patrlek Dempsey and +. E. Andrrs.
Four lnside lots, each 24x10O. on Clement
street, we're disposed of at an average price
OF SIP 30 to Alice Mayors, Patrick Denip-
sey and L. Z. Cain. Three lots, each ok
100 feet. corner of Point Lobos and Thirty
second avenues, ana one lot at the corner
OF The latter avenue and Clement street.
.
price OF $9O6 % each; two inside lots on
Point Lo5os avenue were sold 10 Il. J0ost
for $3.50.
Moore & Foster, who have previously
dealt exclusively in country lands, have et-
larged their office, and will begin next
week 10 do large business in city real rs
tate, III conjunction with their Tenauia
County enterprises.
G. 5. Capp 81 Co. are offering a select list
OF city houses and real estate.
Won Rhein & Co. report a marked i'm
pr0Vement In the market this week.
u. ii. Um0sen * Co. report the following
sales during the past few days: Lot 25xST
ON the west line of Howard street, 100 feet
south OF Fourteenth, for S4l00; 1918 Vallejo
street. between Jones and L-avenworth lot
26x60, $780, vacant lot 25x122 g. on west
line OF Folsom street, 2I0 south of Four
teenth, $3.50; 1872 and 1914 Mason street.
between Union and Fibert, lot 39:6x9I: IS,
for $3.50; lot 2jx125. on the west line OF
Diamond Street, 1T IS south of Twentieth,
Tor S1l50; lot on the northwest corner OF
81. Roses and Cook streets, 12jxl20, for
S3250; southeast corner of Twentieth and
Eureka streets. lot 25x97 IS, for S2050; va
cant lot, 25x125, on the west line OF ID amond
street, 172:6 north of Twenty-fr,t, Tor
S11OO; northeast corner Eighteenth and
Hattie streets, 25x75, and east line of Ha,-
Tie street. 20 north of Eighteenth, 25x7J,
for S1700.
Shainwald, Buckbee Sc Co. have sold lot
- ~, "Cob quo VI Slfttt,
1l2:6 feet south of Sacramento, with four
story brick building, for $4,000; and lot 5ux
1876, north side vi California Street 1915
west OF Franklin, with modern residence,
for $4,000
Easton. EIdridge & Co. report the follow
Ing sales: Two lots, 25xS0. on Prosper
street, lis north Of Seven teenth, for SI30J
each; four lots, 25x120 each, on Tnrty-ninth
avenue and Y street. for Sis each; iuls
on San Jose road, $500 each, and the south
west corner of Point Lobos ana Twenlie h
avenues, So: 4X100. for $3.50.
|. Strassburger 81 Co. have closed the sale
of Ills Suffer street, 40 :1Ox120, for tine sun
OF S27, 500, the amount bid for it at the union
auction sale at the Exchange last Monday
They also report the sale of Outside Llni
blocks S3S ana 996 for 5000 and 5000, re-
spectiveiy.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Mary A. Cotton with J. j. 0'Brien, alter
atoms on lot on north line of Sntter strrrt,
164 g east of Webster, east IL :6xl3T Is $500
ii. Geilfuss with II. Williamson, plumb
ing, on lot on north line of Fdlton street.
IT'S west of Polk, west 29:S, northwest J2:lO,
east 90, S1194.
Pierre Duprey with Charles Dunlap,
cement work, on lot on southwest corner. OF
Mission and Seventh streets, southeast SOx80,
S27O0; bonds $1,000, j. w. Lucas.
Pierre Duprey with Hy Williamson,
plumbing, same, 1914; bonds 5000, Thomas
Holm and j. II. Keefee sureties
Pierre Duprey with A. Martinez ELEVATOR,
same, S61l9; bonds $4,000, George E. B5Inor
and j. A, Bauer sureties.