The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-29

Shainwald, Burkbee IL Co. were pleased
yesterday when Judge Levy con tirmed the
sales made on December II at their auc-
ton of real estate. The property sold was
under control Of the Public Administrator
and therefore was subject to the courts
decree. There was only one piece which
tailed of conflrmatiOn-a lot on Twentieth
stree. that had been appraised at $500
hut brought only $500 at the auction.
The others went up to the appraisements
and some even higher. The total amount
as confirmed is $4,000. really satisfac-
torv result with good prices.
For the sake of comparison in questions
of values 1t may be interesting to know
the properties and prices brought in open
market The agents say the prices were
approximately the same as appraisements
and are as follows: Lot on Landers
street, close TO Market. 5000: los. 1881
Shipley street, lot 25X75, with tenement
building. $3135; lot 50x120. on Twenty-six, b
avenue, near q street, $3.50; $50 Castro
street. near Twenty-second, lot 20x50,
with two-story house, $3050; 2212 Devisa-
dero street, lot 25x110, $1,000; let on Oc-
tavia streer, near F1berI, 25x137 g. $1,000 /;
lot on Clipper street, near Church, 26x
III, $1,000; northeast corner of Third and
Tehama streets, with four-story frame
buildSng, renting for S426 monthly. $54, coo;
the southwest corner of Washington and
Hyde streets, 1877 :6x137 IS, with eight frame
month, $42. 500; 147 aud 149 Natoma street,
near Second. 40XS0, with tour-Storv frame
building, $4,000; 1121 and 1121R Alabama
street, lot 25X100, with two-Slory dwelling,
$3.50.
Baldwin & Hammond report the follow
ing sales: Lot 25x137 IS. with improve
ments. consisting of two-story reside nee
of eight rooms, on the north line of Fell
street, between Webster and Fillmore, at
$1,000; lot 25X114, north line of Nineteenth
street, between Sanchez and Noe, at
$3.50; lot 25X127:6. east line of Sixteenth
avenue. between c and d streets, at $3.50
lot Boxes. south line of Solano street., be-
tween Hampshire and York, at $1,000; lot
25x120, west line of Second avenue, be-
tween California and Clement streets, at
$1,000; lot 24X90, with improvements, east
line of Valencia street, between Twentieth
and Twenty-trst, at $1,000, and lots in
Burlingame Park amounting tn $40, 600.
A block of land on Pacific Heights is be-
ing offered by G. Ii. Umbsen q Co. in sub
divisions OF various sizes to suit the pockets
of purchasers. In this Offering there is u
rare chance to secure property in the most
fashionable part OF the city.
The block Is bounded by Steiner. Pierce,
Vallejo and Broadway ana commands a
flpe view of the bay and Marin shores.
Joseph A. Leonard, the Alameda real es-
tate agent and honse-builder. will open an
office at 10 Montgomery next week and in
tends extending his business operati ons to
this city.
Thomas Magee & Sons will shortly move
into the Union Trust Ccmpany's building
from their old Offices on Montgomery street
Since Richard Hammond retired from
the firm of Baldwin q Hammond changes
have been going on under the direction OF
Mr. Baldwin, who is now rem0deling his
offices to afford better facilities for transac.
ton Of business and for the convenience
of patrons.