The morning call., 1892-03-21
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE
Conditi on OF the Market-Sales by Agents
The Auction Block.
Real es ate sales for the week just ended
fell little short of the record made the
week before. The unfavorable weather OF
the last few days had, no doubt, much to do
IN bringing about this result, and the lead
ing real estate firms predict a complete re-
vival of trade upon the return of warmth
ana sunshine.
The coming week will witness several
| auction sales of more than ordinary interest.
On Tuesday Easton, Eldridge q Co. will
hold their usual weekly auction in their
saleSrooms on Market street. The catalogue
comprises some of the choicest business and
| residence properties in the city, ard the sale
itself bids fair TO be quite success.
.. t. Won Rhein Co. will dispose of
superb line of business and residence
| property at their auctlon-r0omS on Callfor-
| MIA street on Thursday. Their catalogue
! shows great care ana judgment in the selec-
tions offered and the sale promises well.
A leading Montg0mery-street firm has
| secured the control of upward OF S25000
worth OF the most desirable residence
property in the vicinity of Golden Gate
! Park, which VIII be sold by public auction
in the near future. This auctien sale will,
when announced in full, awaken more in
|
| felt in many days, owing to the number and
elegance OF tile offerings
The following sales for the week have
/ been reported by agents:
O'Farrell & LaDg-Frederick street, near
! Clayton, 25x1O6, $3.50; southeast Garner
Sanchez and Florida streets. 100xl40. $4,000;
| Sanchez, near Twenty-ffth, 4oXS0. $500;
! block 63l. outside land, facing the park,
| 10000; five lots in block 933. outside lands,
S225 each; one lot in block $50. outside
! lands, Si12 SO; cottage and lot on Twenty
Ii til street, $50 feet east of Noe. $3.50; lot
| and improvements on west line OF Douglass.
! rs feet south OF Seyenteenth. 50Xl36, $1,000;
lot and Improvements, 15l0-l5l2 DeyIs2dero
street, near Geary, 25xll2, $500; lot and
| improvements on Iwenty-hrst street, near
| Sanchez, $500.
Julian r. Brandon-Lot "a :6A127 IS OF the
| south side of Sacramento street, 162 feet
/ west of Laguna. from \. II. Il. Schmidt 10
John ID. Siebe for 5000; lot on the south
| line Of Sacramento, 137 Is feet west OF
! Lagunn, from George Torney, also to John
ID. Siebe. $500; lot 40x127 :S14 ON The south
! side OF Sacramento. POO :3 west OF LaEuna,
| from ). b. Blake to o - 4. Iamm. $4,000 !;
lot - e u x137 Is on the west line of DeyiSa-
dero, 100 feet north of Jackson, from NJ. L.
| OCOnnor TO Jesse Waterman, $500, and
two lots each 25X100, on the south side Of
! Sacramento. near Maple, for $500 apiece.
Sol GetZ & BrOther-Lnt 50Xl00 on the
| south line of l. street. 3 Is feet east of
TbiItieth avenue. for 500; lot 50Xl20 on the
east line f ThiTty-eighth avenue, 800 feet
south of ! street, for 500; lot 50Xl20 on the
west line of Twentieth avenue, 80 tee
south Of street, for 1920; lot 7JXl20 on
! the east line of torty-ff;h avenue, 100 feet
south OF \ street, for $3.50.
George d. ShadburEe Jr.-Lot 25xll4 on
south side of Iwen'y-fOurth street. near
Castro. $500; lot 3jXl00, c0rner, block III,
Abbey Homestead, 500.
Jacob ueyman-One corner lot in the
| Heyman tract for S2250. . lots in the same
/ tract for $1,000 each, aud at $3.50: also lot
200 feet south of Q street, south 50X120. in
block 1868. for $40; 1 lot on California
avenue for $50. i lot in the Fairmo unit
tract Tor $3.50. aud Is lots in block 20, Abbey
Homestead, for $3.50 each.
Since their last report. which dates back
only three weeks, the enterpris!ng Alameda
firm OF Marcuse & Kennel have done the
follow ng substantial business:
Lot 50Xl00, corner Sherman street and
Buena Vista avenue, NJ. LacTOix, $3.50
lot 43x1j0. Pacific avenue and Arbor street,
J. Mcmillan, Sl475; house and lot, 4Sxl00,
Central avenue, near Third, A. Nelson,
| $3.50; lot east side Of Park avenue, near
San Jose avenue, 100Xl26, w. ID. Hobro.
$1,000: house ana lot, 43xl50, Pacific
avenue, near Bay street, w. A. Nelson
and j. IS. Robinson. $500; lot 266X100,
Clement avenue, between Chestnut
aud Lafayette. William j. Smith, $1,000;
house and lot, west side Of Minturn street.
32x90, L. B. Hansen, $3.50; house and lot,
north side of Eagle avenue. near Union
street, A. 2. Needles, $500 Also the fol-
lowing contracts to build: West side Of
| Fountain street, near Central avenue cot
| tage, $1,000. Mrs. j. NJ. Shannon; west side
Of Court street near Central avenue. cot
tage, $3.50, William j. Smith; west side OF
Minturn street, near Railroad avenue, cot
tage, $1,000. PhG0e Z. Casey; south side OF
| Briggs avenue, near High street, twO-st0ry
residence, Charles =. Doe, $500; also north
side OF Nineteenth street, near Diamond.
two-story residence, A. NJ. White. $3.50.
! William VI. Dlngee of Oakland is pushing
business in the Mckee Tract. the demand
for lots being quite active On Saturday
the "a OF April, he Will put up al auction,
seventy-hye choice building lots. on the line
of the Piedmont cable road, known as the
Bowie property. The sale will take place
on the ground at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
terms $50 cash. and $40 monthly install
ments. A week later he will put under
the hammer thirteen city lots adjoining
the Home Savings Bank, corner OF Four
tenth street and Broadway. This is al
acknUw lodged business center, and is the
junction Of four main thoToughfares The
auction, which will take place on tht
ground. offers a splendid opportunity for in.
vestment. The terms are especially liberal
The work OF laying the sewers has been
commenced on Elizabeth street. in the Hey
man tTdcI. HhlcU, Wncn competed. VIII DC
followed by the grading of the same Al
ready six houses have been erected on thi.
tract, and many more are soon to follow.
The CaTnall- HOPKINS Company is devot
in great deal OF time and attention to the
colony lands controlled by the firm prepare
tory to getting things in proper shape fol
the spring planting, etc.
Bovee, Toy IL Co report q brisk inquiry
for the elegant $500 residences in course OF
construction for them on Bush and Lyon
and Eddy and Br0derick streets The
buildings, they say. Will be ready for occu.
pancy in very short time.
The stockyards people continue to move
right along with their gigantic undertak z:
} on the bay. The new manufacturing city
is spTingIng into existence very fast New
streets are being graded and water mains
are being put down in every direction. Elk.
curSion trains continue 10 run. and the real
estate agents report no abatement in the de.
mand for residence and business property
w. Z. Mcclure has retired from the firm
of Mcclure, Fitch d Co. of Bay Station
Alameda, and the firm is now w. b. Fitch &
Co.
Captain Howell. the veteran real estat
, man OF Oakland. has opened bis office a
TweDty-thlrd avenue, and is doing well.
DROVE AWAY A PATIENT.