The morning call., 1891-06-07
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
The Market Is Quiet but Prices
Very Firm.
An Important immigration Convention to Be
Held tuesday Evening-COming Auc-
ton Sales Agents Sales.

The market is experiencing the usual
June quiet, but well-infoTmed dealers state
that it is better than last year at this time
and that there is every prospect Of It's
ijyening ND sooner than last season. The
electric roads and cable extensions viii have
a tendency to quicken trade in outside lands.
The most important event of the week in
real estate circles will be the immigration
Convention Tuesday evening at the ex-
change. Committees from the various eX-
changes have been appointed, and the re IS
sure to be good representation OF the
business interests Of the city. The object II
this convention is to make arrangeme hts
for d State convention and to form per-
manent organization. Because the question
was first agitated by the Real Estate Ex-
change. It must not be understood that it IS
a real estate venture. Every interest would
be benefited by an increase in immigratio n,
and for that reason every interest should
bear a part of the work.
AUCTION SALES.
The following auction sales have been an
Easton, Eldridge & Co. will hold miscel-
laneou5 sale Tuesday, June 9th. The cata-
lOgue consists Of residences and eSldence
lots in all parts Of the city, as follows:
Western Addition residences. 2508 Bush
street and 1916 Steiner; four lots southwest
corner Castro and State streets; lot on
south side Of Sixteenth street, west OF Cas-
tTO; residence, JOY Mission street; French
flats, 1873 and 1875 Green stree +; residence,
1927 Green street: residence 662 Howard
street. Probate sales-50 Stockton street,
brick building; lot on south side Elizabeth
street, east of Fair Oaks; residence, 308
Bartlett street; two lots on east side Of Eey-
enth avenue, south of . street; northwest
corner of Army and Noes streets.
Wednesday at the exchange, William
DuffarGald will hold q gala of Point Waldo
lots, owned by the Sausalito Land and
Ferry Company. The company has already
sold a large number of lots in this tract, but
the choicest remain unsOld and will be
offered at this sale. Point Waldo Station
is but five minutes ride from SausalItO,
and has charming location, with splendid
view. The company has spent large sum
10 improving the property and 1t is now
ready TO build on, as water pipes are laid
and water will be supplied by the company.
The terms are one-quarter cash.
Easton, EldTdge q Co. viii give their
second excursion Thursday. holding sale
at Santa Rosa, "the City Of Roses" They
will sell I25 lots, comprising Johnst0n's
subdivision to the city Of Santa Rosa; also
residence and lot 400X150, on the property.
The train will leave the Tibur0n ferry at
$40 o'clock, arriving at Santa Rosa at IL 30
o'clock; returning, viii leave Santa Rosa at
3:4j O'Clock, giving eXcursi0nsts over four
hours in the city. As the rOund-trlp tickets
are only 81 there is sure to be a large crowd.
The property offered Is choice enough 10
create a great deal of interest in Santa Rosa
and, as it will be sold for ODe-quarter cash,
the sale should be very successful. As is
customary fer this firm everything possible
Will be done for the comfort of the eXcur-
sOnists, and provision has been made for
free conveyance 20 the grounds and a free
collation. on the grounds.
o. F. Won Rhein IL Co. will hold a miscel-
Ianeous sale on the 25th At this sale they
will offer the Central Tabernacle Presby-
terlan Church, northeast corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Polk street. The lot is 70
Kiss, and the property will cause lively bid
ding.
William j. Dingee and EastOn, EIdridge
d Co. will sell eight business lots in Oakland
Saturday. By order of Joseph MacdOnough.
The lots front on Washington and Thir-
feenth streets, and are in the business CEN
ter of the city. Terms only One-ifth cash.
They will also sell the six eiant-room houses
on the lots, to be removed.
AMONG THE AGENTS.
P. A. Dolan & Colour lots on north