The morning call., 1891-05-31

! lack of buyers. 1t was never so hard to ind
| investments for large amounts as at present,
which proves that holders are well satisfied
with the outlook for inside property There
! are no auctions of city property announced
for this week. Several country sales are
announced.
| AUCTION SALES.
The following auction sales are an
| nounced:
Saturday Easton, Eldridge & Co. will run
an excursion train to Willows where they
will sell 100 town lots and fOrty-fiye villa
acre tracts. They will also sell 205acre
| ranch five miles east of Willows, and 160-
acre ranch Immediately adjacent 10 the sta
| ton of LOgandale. Willows is the county
| seat Of the new Glenn County, which was
formerly part of Colusa County. 1t is To-
Gated in the center of the Sacramento VAL
| ley. and is surrounded for miles with the
richest of land. The town already
| has population of 200, and will
| go ahead rapidly with the impetus given it
| by making it the county seat. The prop
erty offered is situated near the business
| center of the town and is desirable In every
way. AS the train will stop at Port Costa,
Dixon and other intermediate stations,
there is sure TO be large crowd. The train
leaves the foot of Market street at o'clock
sharp, and will leave Willows at 3 80 o'clock.
A free collation. will be served and every
thing done to make the trip enjoyable,
William J. Dingee will hold a miScella-
neous sale Of Oakland property Saturday,
June 9th.
Wednesday, June 10th, William Butter
field IL Co. will sell, at the exchange, a
large number of Point Waldo lots, belong
ing to the SausalitO Land and Ferry Com
pany.
Easton, Eldrdge & Co. win run an exeur-
sion to Santa Rosa Thursday, June 18th.
They viii sell 100 town lots i'll Johnston's
subdivision. These lots are on the street
leading to the fair grounds. horse-car
line passes the property and water-pipes are
laid to the premises. Terms OF sale. one
third cash.
Saturday, June 18th, William Dingee &
Co. will sell eight business lots in Oakland,
fronting on Washington and Thirteenth
streets. The sale is made by order Of James
McDonOugh.
0. F. Won Rhein & Co. will hold a misce-
laneOus sale Thursday, June 18th.
There will be a union sale at the ex-
change, Monday. June Sth.
AGENT SALES.
Easton, Eldrdge & Co.-Five-ro0m cot
tage on Hayes, near Lyon, lot 25x100 for
$500; west side Fillmore north Of Page,
lot 44x100, for $1,000; outside land block
1912. between Q and i, Thirtieth and Thirty
first avenues, for $500; southeast corner
Clay and Cherry, 81 :6X102:S, for $500;
northwest corner TWenty-third and BRYANT
Noe, SO feet south Of Alvarado, 26x101 IS,
for Sl100, and the southwest corner of Twen-
tieth avenue and a, 81 6Xl00 and 2Jx120, for
$1,000
Shainwald. Buckbee & CO.-Three lots,
south line of Hayes street. east OF Lott, 75X
leo, for $500, purchased by gentleman
who will erect three good houses on the
property; the southwest corner of Shrader
and Haight streets, 34:7x100, for $4,000; the
northwest corner of Clement street and Tenth
VIC otnfD linz E
nut street, west OF Fillmore, lot 30X90, for
$1,000; southwest corner of Larkin and Lom-
bard streets, lot 25X125, for $500. and south
line of Liberty street, 100 west Of Dolores,
50X114. for S2050.
Q. +. Won Rhein & o.-Howard-stree
Church property, Tor $1,000; lot G2:6xl60,
aud improvement, 25l0 and 2Jl2 Mission
street, for SIS, 100.
Sol Getz & Bro.-Two lots. 5Ox90. on
Chenerp street, In the Fairmount Home
stead for $500; two lots, 50x120, on the
west side of Seventh avenue, 12j feet north
OF K street, $500; four lots, 100xl20 on the
eastSide of Thirty-hfth avenue 200 Eeet north
of street, Sl400; two lots, J0X120 on the
south side Of G street, between Thrty-sev-
enth and Ihlrty-elghth avenues, 5000; lot
57x100, on southwest corner Of l street aud
ThlrtY-fifth avenues, $500.
p. a. DOlan Il CO.-HOu Q and ot on south
side of Vallejo street. between Buchanan
and Webster, 5000; two lots, 26xl25, on the
and Waller, $1,000; seventeen lots in Block
1901, Outside Lands, for $50 per lot cash.
four lots Oh the west side Of Ihirty-sixth
avenue, between G and ID streets, $1,000
four lots in Block HOP, Outside Lands, $3.50
each.
Following is from the Criterion's Review
of the May market:
The real estate market for May between
April 9th and May 18th inclusive) showed
442 sales, valued in the aggregate at 1,642.-
sos. In the 10 days between the dates
already mentioned, 6l3 deeds were recorded
by the City and County Recorder, an aver
age of 81 per day, but of this total number
III we're either deeds Of correction, tax ard
blackmail titles or quit claim deeds. OF the
442 legitimate transfers, the Western Addi- |
ton had Ill, valued at 500, 425. The trans
fers of hOmesteads and miscellaneous prnp-
critics numbered 81, their value being |
S115,2 55. North OF Golden Gate Park or in
Richmond, 81 sales with value of S1O0, 800 |
was the record: south of the park, or In
SOuthSide, 81 sales were made, valued at |
,270. Flfty-varas had 20 sales, valued at |
S346 161, while in the hundred-varas II !
transfers were made, their value being |
S11S.000. HOrner's Addition and the Mis- |
sion had respectively A sales, valued at |
500, $50. and 40 sales valued at SOL, O75. |
South Beach had no sales. The Potrero |
had 10 transfers, with q value of S241O0 |
and South San Francisco had g. their value |
being only $500.
The past week recorded the advent of an |
important company in this city for the |
purpose Of buying, selling and improving |
real estate in the city and county of San |
Francisco The Stanford Heights Com |
pany is its name, and the following we'll |
known men are the Directors: NJ. l..
Wicks, John Foley, Alfred Clarke NJ A. |
II. Common and H. G. Young. Mr. NJ. /. |
Wicks is the President and is known over |
the State as man OF unquestioned ability |
and unerrlng Judgment IN realty matters. |
The company has purchased from Mr. |
James p Mccarthy 100 acres in the San
Miguel Ranch, at the head of Market street,
being a portion OF the land recently mr.
chased by Mr.. Mccarthy from Senator
Stanford and named Stanford Heights in |
his honor The location Will undoubtedly |
recommend the property for fine residence |
sites, situated as it is on the line of Market
street extension, high and slightly and but a |
short mile from the geographical center of /
the city. Mr.. Mccarthy will soon start |
residence out there, costing from $4,000 to
$4,000. The new company will work rap |
idly to prepare the tract for the market |
Surveyors are already at work and bids |
are being received Tor grading, fencing and |
general improvements.
The well-known real estate corporation
The Carnall -Fitzhugh- Hopkins Company
has been changed to THE Carnall- Hopkins
Company" the interest OF William M |
Fitzhugh having been absorbed by the other
members OF tie association. 1.-The Carnall- {
Hopkins Company" (the new corporation). |
has been formed by the remaining members |
of the old company: Nathan c. Carpall |
George W. Hopkins, G. f. Lathrop, M, w |
Bell and Alexander Gordon. The new com |
pany will not only in every way maintain
the well-earned reputation of its prede- |
eessor, but will greatly expand its field of |
operation. Some of the largest tracts of /
land IN California and most important land |
enterprises Of the State have already bepn
placed with the company for subdivision
and management, due notice of which will |
be given in few days.
A f. Ben iamin the we'll knoun hr;il