The morning call., 1891-04-26
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
A Very Important Subdivision
Sale.
Future Auction Sales = Sales Reported by
Agents-Notes of Interest-subdi-
vision Tracts

Agents report the market as being in an excel-
lent condition, though the Presidents visit and
the excitement in wheat has interfeFed some
what. The sale of the Whartenby estate prop
erty proved that there Is 4 large amount
OF capital ready for investment in property.
There. is a good demand for outside lots and
well-located residence lots.
AUCTION SALES.
Easton, Eldrldge & Co. will sell, Tuesday, the
well-known Babcock block, houudedi by Wash.
ington, Clay, Baker ana Lyon streets. This is
one OF the choicest blocks ever offered at auc-
ton, and Is consequently attracting much atten.
tion among buyers who want gut. edged resi-
dence lots. The location Is one of the best, haY-
ing magnificent view and the best OF cable
facilities. The stress are all severed and mac
adamized and the lots are ready to build on. AS
this will be an exceptional chance to buy such
choice residence lots. the sale will certainly be
well attended aud Tie bidding lively.
S. p Middleton & Co. Will hold a referee IS
sale May 4th The list includes homestead and
Californa-street property.
Easton. Eldridge s. Go. VIII hold a referee Is
sale May 5th. The terms of the sale are cash.
subject to confirmation OF the court The follow
ing property Will be sold: OF 45:1ox137:6. on
south side OF Spear ST, 800 feet southeast oil
Howard; two-story frame building, southeast
corner of Fifth aud Harrison streets, with lot
81 3xS0; lot 45:10x137 g. north side Of North
| Point street, 1877 :6 feet west of Stockton; 90.
vara lot, southwest corner of Montgomery avenue
and Greenwich street; 5o-vara lot. south
side of Lombard street, 1877: feet east OF
Kearny; lot 2ox9o. 800 Folsom street FUSED
as coal Yard; lot 20x90 and improvements
S13 and 8l2l2 Folsom street; ten adjoining lots,
25x75. with four fronting on Brannan street and
six on Norton Court; 10 38-100 acres oil Berual
Rancho property, near Silver Terrace fronting
College Homestead Association, and property
belonging TO ST. Mary's College.
There will be a union sale Of miscellaneous
property al tie exchange May 1lth.
AGENTS SALES.
G. H. Umbsen & Co-Bay- window cottage aud
lot 25x94:6, al 261S McAIsteT, for $4,000; cot
tage and lot 25x1oo. at 1916 Baker, for s175o;
lot and improvements. southwest corner OF Haf-
rlsOn and Garden, 25x75, for $4,000; new cot
tage, 1926 Nebraska, for $1,000; lot 25X40,
west line OF Dolores, north ofLiberty, for S2250
twO-fat house and lot 26x90 PIP and PA Fill
more, for $1,000; three-story house aud TWO cot
tages, lot 81 :6Xl25 at 16O6 to 16l0 Post, Tor
$4,000, and The unimproved lot, l24 Langdon
street, Tor $780,
Tenth avenue, $50 north OF Point LobOs, for
1920; two OH Clement street. near Ninth
avenue, each 26x10S, for $3.50 apiece; Outside
Land, Block $50, between Ii and q streets,
Twenty second and Twenty-tnird, for $4,000;
two lots in Excelsior Homestead, Block Al, at
$3.50 each, aud three on Thlrty-secOnd avenue,
near Clement at 5000 apiece.
Madison g. Burke-Lot 58xIoo aud improve
ments, on Howard street, between Seventh aud
Eighth, for $4,000; lot 20XS5, corner Twenty
fourth and Douglas streets, for $1,000; lot on
Treat avenue, near Twentieth street, 23:4xlo0,
for $500; 50-vara, corner Fulton and Buchanan
streets, for 500, 800.
Buckingham s Co.-Lot 25x10o, on street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, TO- $3.50;
| lot 25x120 on Eleventh avenue, tor 5000; lol
| 60xl25 OIL Diamond, near Tweniy.third, for
| $500; LOT 60xlI4 on Twenty-fourth, near Dia.
| mond, $1,000; lot 5ox10o OH y street, between
| Ninth and Tenth avenues, for $685. lot 25x
| 1875 on homestead street, near TwenIy-fourth,
| for $780,
Lots in the tract OF 172 lots on Mission street,
| extending from Thirty second 10 Thirty-fourth,
| are being sold rapidly by Thomas Magee. The
| final street work OF remacadamizng Mission
| street has just been let. One foot of the best
niaeadam Is 10 be laid. This Will complete the
| street WORK there. All OF the streets have been
| severed and macadamlZed.
McAfee, Baldwin & Hammond report the real
| estate market as quite active. The demand con-
| tinues for income business property, but the Re-
corder's Office shows comparatively few trans
| fers Of any magnitude. Purchasers hesitate 10
pay the prices asked for hrst-class business
| property and the owners are nrm in their de-
mands.
| A large number OF small transfers are re.