The morning call., 1894-06-23
Realty Continues Firm
but Quiet.
LARGE MORTGAGE RELEASED
Building Progress in City and
Suburbs.
AUCTION SALES NEXT MONTH.
Transfer of the Old Brannan Property
Native Sons About to Build
Their Home.

Inc realty market is Just now in "holi-
day" state, and may be expected to re-
main so for the next few weeks. There is
no lack OF interest taken in the recorded
and prospective transactions, but so many
buyers and owners are out of town Or in
terested in political matters that the vol
ume of business is comparatively small.
Values remain firm In the outlying blocks,
excluding, of course, all outside lands, and
holders do not seem at all anxious to let
go, unless pushed for ready money.
The expected commencement. in the
near future. of work on the new Postoffice
Is leading to considerable inquiry as to lots
IN the vicinity of the site. A committee
appointed on Wednesday last by the
Greystone Alliance of the Thirty-ninth
District will petition Congress for the i'm
mediate commencement of the work.
The largest transaction of the week was
the securing by Mrs. Annie Donahue from
the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society OF
the release Of mortgage of S1S6.000 on
the Columbian block on Market street,
south side of Ellis, 275 feet east of Powell ;
thence south along east line Of 50-vara lot
926 10 the northwest line Of Market, south
west 60:11. northwest 1O7:S north Al, and
thence east 1922.
Elizabeth A. Rutherford has sold to
A. B. McCreery the old Brannan house on
south of Bush street, 81: 6 west of Mason,
west 80 by south 1876. The price paid
was about $4,000
O'Bren have given a mortgage to the Sc
curity Savings Bank of $50, 900 on the prop
eTiy on the northwest corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Polk street, 1915 on
Golden Gate by 120 on Polk, for one year
at per cent.
The following recent sales are reported
by BOvee, Toy q Co. Lot on Tenth avenue
south OF Lake street, 25x120, S675; lot and
improvements, 1927 Page street, % :6x37 IS,
$4,000; lot on west side of Eighth avenue,
300 south OF Point LobOs, 25XI20. S775; lot
on east side OF Seventh avenue, north of
A street. 50x120. $500; lot and improve
ments, S25 Suffer street, store and fiat,
rents S125 per month, $4,000; lot 50x137 IS,
north side OF Grove street and east of
Frederick. $3.50; Seventeenth avenue,
west side, 100 feet north of Lake, 130x240,
nine lots, $500; lot and improvements,
534-536 Hermann street and II Germania,
two frame houses, $1,000; Cook street,
north of Point LObOs. 25xl20. S70O; lot and
improvements on Eddy street. house five
rooms, $3.50; lot on east side of Fourth
avenue, north of Clement, 25x120. $1,000;
lot Cd Twenty-third avenue, between
Point Lobos avenue and a street, 50X
100, $500; lot on Baker street, north of
Page, 25x100. $3.50; lot 2. block &c, Excel
sioT, 150x100. $3.50; lot 25x1O0, block "a.
Excelsior, $500; lots 90. 80 81 and 80, City
Land Association, 100xl00, $500; lot on
southeast corner of Fell and Scott streets.
S7:6xS7:6, $4,000, in exchange for lot and
Improvements at 2413 Fillmore street
$1,000. houses: lot and improvements at
Ill aud 1119 Liberty street, two flats and
lot. 6Oxll4. $4,000; lot on east side of
Sixth avenue, north Of Point LObos ave-
nue.. 25x120. $1,000; lots and 4, block IS,
Excelsior, 100X30. $500; lot and improvs-
ments on HAYES street, near Webster. lot
22x75, small frame improvements, 5000 /;
lot and Improvements Oh north side OF Fell
street, west Of Scott, new house OF nine
rooms and bath. 25x1o0. $500; lot on
Forty-third avenue, south of A street, COX
40. S525; 1925 San Carlos avenue, 25xSO,
cottage, S2700; 234 Thirteenth street, COX
179, old cottage. $500; 3l8 Guerrero street,
near Fifteenth, seven-room house, $500.
Sol GetZ & Bros. report the sale OF the
following lois: Lot in block ga. Excelsior
Homestead, $500; lot 45x100. on the south
west corner of Thirty-eIgbth avenue and
b street, $500; lot 25x12o, on east line of
Twelfth avenue. IT'S feet north of K street,
5000; lot 50x120, on east line of Twenty
third street. 200 feet north of l.. $500.
The trustees OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association have applied TO The
courts for permission TO sell their property
on Suffer street.
Won Rhein & Co. have been instructed
to sell forty lots in the blocks bounded by
Clayton, Cole, Waller and Frederick
streets. The same firm will hold an auc-
ton sale of miscellaneous property on
July II. the catalogue for which is being
prepared.
j. Magnin and II. Dedriky Jr., both of
bnu hav cd uvit
real estate firms in this city for the past
seven or eight years. have opened house
brokerage and collecting business under
the firm name of Dedriky & Magnin.
The Native Sons expect very shortly to
commence the building of a stately home
on their lot on Mason street, near Post.
Plans have been approved By the building
committee and will be submitted to the
directors for Endorsement at their next
meeting.
TIE erection of local Delmonico's on
Market street, between Third and Fonrth,
adjoining the Somers building, is prac-
ideally decided upon. 1t will be an eight
story building.
2. Arata is about to build $4,000 brick
house on Pacific street. between Dupont
and Stockton.
The architects have let the contracts for
the Interior work on the Parr0tt building
at the northeast corner of Post and Powell
streets. The mantels and hearths are to
be in marble and will cost about $4,000.
Contracts have been let for a $4,000
building on Clay street, near Leaven-
worth Ths building will be subdivided
into three flats.
A residence TO cost about S35. 900 will be
built by Mrs. George w. Gibbs on Jack son
street, between Scott and Pierce.
The Pacific Gas and Improvement Com
pany will shortly erect a fve-story build
ing on the south side of Suffer street.
between Stockton and Powell.