The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
Lectures to BE Given by the Real
Estate Exchange.
Some Of the Advantages offered by the Ez-
change-euiek Sales and Loans.
Sales Of the Week

Notwithstanding the bad weather Of the
past week, many dealers report an excellent
business, and the week closed very well.
Outside lands especially are selling very
well. several blocks south of the park nav
ing been sold last week.
The largest sale of the week was that OF
the property sold to Z. J. Baldwin by the
Green estate. The lot has a frontage on
Market street of 10S feet and on Ellis % feet.
Reported price, $4,000.
The Entertainment Committee Of the
Real Estate Exchange are arranging series
of addresses to be delivered at the exchange
by Interesting speakers, the first of the series
TO be by Joseph d. Redding, who will take
Tor his subject the work and methods Of
Baron Haussmau, who rebuilt Paris under
Napoleon III. Messrs. Frank McCoppn.
W. II. Mills, Arthur Briggs, John z. Irish,
Frank PiXley and other gentlemen VIII be
invited to spea& on other evenings on sub
jrcts which relate to municipal growth, i'm
pruvement and benefit. The object OF these
addresses will be TO create an interest
which will result in educating discussions OF
matters affecting the city's progress.
The members of the exchange md the
Change hour Of daily growing Impor-
lance. In speaking OF this to CALL re-
porter yesterday Manager townsend men
toned several Instances of quick sales,
leases and loans resulting directly from op
eIauuns begun ON change, and other trans
actions resulting from the listing OF prop
critics in the Exchange Board rooms. There
are six forms used in listing, namely; OF
fered for Sale" Wanted to Buy" "Of-
tered for Lease" Wanted to Hire,
Wanted to Borrow" and Offered for
Loan When any one u these forms is
listed the proposition Is practically made in
l1-f Tn n
as some representative OF each nrm aSSocl-
aIed in the exchange visits the bOard-rOUm
daily to inspect the lists:
In to-day'5 CALL Will he found the an
utuncement of the properties entered for
The fourth union auction sale OF the eN-
change. The catalogue is the longest and
best vet made up for union sale. ms
srylp of sale has become so popular with
both agents and clients that more frequent
sales viii be necessary, as the limit OF offer
iugs for one sale Is already reached IN this
catalogue. In addition to these Tour union
sales there have been nve auctions by single
firms il their own stands, and, on the
whole, the sales both union and individual
have been satisfactory.
There will be no changes in the firm of
David Stern Il & o. The business VIII be
conducted by the same management as
formerly,
lewis * Fisher sold several Preside lots
10 the Pacific Improvement Company dur
ing the week. They are now closing the
sale II the Kellogg house on California
street, between Jones aud LeayenWoTth;
price $4,000.
The following we'll known san Fran
Ciscaus have bought lots and viii build sum
mer houses in Brlyidere: W. ,. IeVlS OF
1evis x Fisher; Win K. Fisher of Teyis 81
Fisher; George A. Pope; A. FuSenot OF the
City Of Paris; Arthur Page, commission
merchant; I. J. Stack Of George W. Clark
~ Co.; A. GeTbeTding, Bank Commissioner;
George Bargate, President Belvldere Land
Cumpany; William BaehT OF GrTberding Il
Co.; II. y. Cook; K ). Wheeler, Custom
house broker; \. Bruntsch, CustOm-house
broker; Mrs @. Wltzemann; \. Fisher;
Thomas L. Haven Of Haven ~ Haven, at
turney>; N. NJ. O'ShaughneSsy, civil ELI
giurer, {. II. Miller of Dunham, Carrigan
* Co., Alfred Tuckey, jeWeler; Mrs. NJ.
Uencly; I. D. Hedges, Contractor; 81. E.
O'ConuUT, court reporter; /. j. Martin.
the advantages OF location and climate
Will no doubt attract many people and Bel
videre viii soon be known as popular sum
mer resort. Maps can be seen at lewis Y
Fishers.
|. Oesterreicher has sold fvr Harry F.
Woods to George K. MeunTo the property on
tie north line OF Market street, east OF
Castro, 1880, Tor $500.
p. y. D0lan reports good sales OF outside
lands.
". ). Fowler has bought from A H.
Block So. The block Is new On the market
on easy terms lu subdivisions.
Among tie sales reported by McAfee,
Baldwin K Hammond for tile week ending
March 9Th are the following:
To i. Games, Tor $3.50, the southeast cor
her OF Nineteenth and Diamond streets; to
Is. MenGiOndou and others, four lots on Do
lures street, north Of Ihructh, 5000;
Charles N. Brown * Sou also purchased
the two adjoining lots Tor $3.50 each; a lot
al.
Steiner, and having frontage OF 90 feet
ana depth If SIG feet, brought $500;
George II. JacOt purchased, for Sl52j lot
on Maple street, near sacramento; lot,
61Xl0O feet, on Point Lobus avenue, near
Third was sold, subject to confirmation of
the Probate Court, for $3.50; Edward Gin
ley purchased. for SlU2j. lot, 25Xl20, on
Fourth avenue, near Clement street.
Several JOINT sales were made with OF her
agents, notably that Of the southeast cUrne
OF California street and ST. Mary's place,
which, with the cooperation OF Strsss-
burger & Co. brought $4,000.
McGarvie & Co., 628 Market street,
report business fur The past week as exceed
iugly brisk, their sales of lots south Of the
park being unusually good. They have also
disposed of several lots in Gift Map 4.
They advertise a ranch at LiyeTmOr6 which
will interest buyers Of country real estate.
Shainwald, Buckbce q Co. have sold five
blocks during the week. Nos. 1908, 1909 and
1910 for 1880; No. 79g for $1,000.
Madison " Burke report tue following
sales: Lot 23x65 on Montgomery. ia feet
south OF Sacramento, Tor SO UU; lot 2jXlOO,
west line OF Larkin, north OF Greenwich, for
$3.50; lot 2jX75, west line of Langton street,
south OF Herman, for $500.
Parker 4 Ford have leased the ground
floor G26 Market street and will soon re-
arrange it, giving them much needed room.
Last week they sold fourteen lots IN Rich
lnOnd aud twenty-eisht lots south Of the
park; also two and half blocks south of
park. They bought SIS, 600 worth OF proper
ty in the same localities and will soon place
il on the market on very easy terms.
Middle ton q Sharon report the following
sales: Three lots on south line Of Clipper
street, east Of Noe, at $1,000 each; four lots
on London street, near Brazil avenue, at
$500 each; house and lot on Sacramento
street. near Webster, at $500
John PlOrr reports sales on Louise street,
between Third and Fourth, 2OX7O, at $500,
aud on Larkin street, between Sacramento
and Clay, 30xI0O, at $4,000.
The Home Mutual Insurance Company
have taken a five years lease Of the build
ing on the corner OF California and San
some, now occupied by the Wells-FargO
Bank.
G. &. Bemis has removed to 332 MOntgom-
cry street, in the Sale De- osit Building.
Dowsing 81 Jewell have sold hfty-four
Silver Heights lots during the last ten days
anu report many luQullleS cOuCtEuIlB llclu.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Althea Walker with Duffy Bros, plumb
ing on north line of Pacific avenue, 139
fert west Of Webster street, west 35x132:7h;
SlS75.
Althea Walker with F, w. Kern, carpen-
ter work, same; S11,jT5
, 1. n. McLdchlan with j. j. Conrad.
hriekwork, on southeast corner Of Seventh
and Mission streets, 6OX60; SIG, 900.
lIeuQlGdS +, kImbali with .nuts VI Wafs-
mann, TO build on northwest corner of
Mason and Jackson streets, west 22x77 :5;
$3.50.
Louis a. London with B. Martin, altera-
tlons, etc, on southeast corner Of Laussat
avenue aud Steiner street; $500.
Union Machine Company with Parsons
Construction Company, steam boilers, on
north line Of Ellis street, 81 feet east of
Powell; $500
MCGOWAN & Butler with Pacific Mutua.
Life Insurance Company. brickwork, on
northeast corner Of SACRAMENTO and Mont
gomery streets, GOx60 :l1H; $4,000.
Rose Byrue with Brennan Bros, TO build,
Oh southwest corner Of Fifth and Harrison
streets; $1,000