The San Francisco call., 1895-11-04

wears money-lending here. If he were now
alive and at the same age began lending again
with his original capital, it would take him
nearer one hundred than twenty-five years 20
make the same enormous amount out OF it.
LOANS AND TRANSFERS.
The total number of real estate loans
made in October was 448, amounting to
81, 1884 ,297, showing a scarcity of good loans
at the present time. During the same
period there were 242 releases from mort
cages granted, amounting to $737,60
There were ninety-six real-estate loans
recorded during last week, amounting to
$285, ,925, as against 1898, ,621 for the previous
week. The most important were the fol-
lowing:
BY the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,
$18,50O to Edward Hawthorne for one year at
612 per cent, on property at the southeast cor
ner of Mission and Seventeenth streets, east
1926, south ITO, west 80 :6, etc.; by the Cali
fornia Title Insurance and Trust Company
$I5 900 to John ID. and Anita B. Mckee for
one year at 81 per cent, on property at the
northeast corner of Washington and Laurel
streets, 80 :6G127 :S14, and property on the
west line of Mission street, lat :S feet north OF
Fourth, west 1l7:6, north 1910, west 7:6
etc; by the Hibernia Savings and Loan So
ciety, $40, 900 to John Wigmore for one year at
612 per cent on property at the northeast cor
ner of Howard and Spear streets, 45:1Ox137 IS !;
by the Firemsn's Fund Insurance COMPANY
$4,000 TO Byron and J. c. Diggins for one
year at per cent, on property on the south
line of Bush street, 103 east of Broderick
103 :3x137 Is, and property ON the south line
of Sutter, 100 west OF Devisadero, 1O6 :3xl37 :6
and lots %, 80, Sd, 55, SO, 81, IS, Sc, 90, 90
and 20 in block 8 of the Flint tract; by Robert
Vandercook, $4,000 to Elliot NJ. Root for four
years at 81 per cent, ON property at the north
except residence property west of Steiner, 50 Is
north OF Fulton, west 81, south 276 east 97
north T,r2 2a;6,e property on the the west line
Clement. 4ox240, property at the north
east corner OF Twenty-seventh and B
streets, 165x125, property on the east
line of West Twenty-seventh street, I25 north
OF b, 45x12O, and property on the east line of
West Thlrty-tirst street. 1877 south OF Point Lo-
bos avenue, 37:Sx120; and by the Firemen's S
Fund insurance Company, $1,000 for one year
at 612 per cent, to William j. and Mary G. Dut-
ton, on property at the northwest corner CT
Deyisadero and California streets, S2:6x45 ;
and by the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
$4,000 to Jessie III. Davis for one year at 81
per cent, on the property on the south line OF
Sutter street, 137 6 west OF Scott, 1877 :6X137 IS,
and S11 800, to Julia Green, for one year at 81
per cent, on property on the east line OF Mis-
sion street, 80 north OF Fifteenth 35x160.
The releases placed on record during the
past week numbered forty-three and rep
resented Sl13505, while those granted the
week previous amounted to $129, ,293. The
largest granted were the following:
BY the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,"
Sl7 900 TO Anna E. Root on property the
southwest line of Fourth street, 275 southeast
OF Mission, 81 AZ by 137 IS; by the La Societe
Franchise. $40, 900 to the San Francisco Stock
Brewery on property at the southeast corner
OF Francisco and Powell streets. 153 by 1877 IS;
by the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society,"
$15 600 to George A. and Jessica NJ. Davis on
property on the south line of Sutter street.
137 :6 west OF Scott, 1877 IS by 1877 :6 by the
German Savings and Loan Society, $4,000 TO
Christian Prete on property on the south line
. OF Fulton street, 1l0 east of Polk, 27:6 by 120,
and by the German Savings and Loan Society,"
$1,000 to Renzi Hughes on property al the
northwest corner OF Third and Folsom Streets
105 by 80.
The estimated amount of the transfers
for the month of October is 81, GA, 949.
Deeds were placed on record the past week
to the number of SO.
APPROACHING AUCTION SALES.
Tomorrow Easton, Eldridge 65 Co. will
hold an auction sale at their salesrooms
The catalogue comprises three pieces to be
sold by order of the Probate Court, a Pa
cihc Heights residence lot piece of i'm
proved property on Mason street, near
Jackson, some Rincon Hill property, cot
tage on Castro Heights, and other choice
selections.
special probate sale will be held by
McAfee Bros, ut the salesrooms at 10S
Montgomery street, next Thursday at
II NJ, by order OF A. c. Freese, Public Ad-
mlnlstrator. The auctioneers report a
great deal of inquiry with regard to the
features OF the property to be offered at
this sale. The list is extensive. and COM
prises a great variety of inside property.
A number of residences as well as business
premises we'll rented, some for term of
years, are also on the list. Asit is a forced
sale it is expected number of the pieces
will sell at very reasonable figures Such
sales usually call forth large attendance
and result in an active sale.
A special long-credit auction sale will be
held in the city of Stockton on next Satur-
day. An excursion train will leave this
i
street. Oakland, at 9 A. NJ, on November 8,
under the auspices of the Laymance Real
Estate and Investment Company of Oak
land. The property to be offered at auc-
ton is the Jackson Addition, embracing
275 large lots.
On Wednesday, November 90 A. J.
Rich & Co. will offer at public auction at
their salesrooms, 112 Montgomery street,
the real and personal property of the es-
tate of Cynthia Hoff Shillaber, as follows:
727, 729 and 731 Market street, and lot 5o1
40, Stevenson-street frontage go feet; Califor-
nia-street flats at No. z29, with Nos. l, 2 and
Grace terrace in the rear, with lot 81 :6x137:6
with an L; residence at the southeast corner of
Hoff avenue and Sixteenth street, and lot 102x
137 :6, and modern flats at q, %, 25, 27, %,
81, 80, 80, 81, 80, Al and 43 Hoff avenue, near
Sixteenth street: also all the personal property
contained in the residence consisting of costly
bric-a-brac, silverware and statuary.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
A cyclery is to be established in the
Panorama building at Market and Tenth
streets by 7. II. B. Varney, agent for the
Rant bier bicycle. The front portion of the
building will be changed into stores.
A. E. Buckman has large force of men
grading the branch road of the Southern
Pacific to the track of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club, distance of two miles,
Property 45:10x137:6 extending from
Steuart to East street, between Market and
Mission, was sold last week 10 E. R. Lilien-
thai, the wholesale liquor dealer for the
Crown Distilleries Company, for $27, 900.
On the Steuart-street frontage, 45 :10xS7:6,
the Crown Distilleries Company will erect
a four-story brick structure at an estimated
cost of $4,000. Thomas Magee, who
bought the East-street frontage, 45:10x5O,
from Mr.. Lillienthal, will erect two-storv
brick building for stores at probable cost
of $4,000.
The deed made in escrow by Ogden Mills
and E. NJ Reid of the Nucleus building, at
the southeast corner of Third and Market
streets, on May %, 1890, to the late Senator
Hearst, has Just been placed on record.
Eleven builders contracts were recorded
during the past week, representing a
pledged outlay of SAT ,638, while during Oc-
tober 107 contracts were placed on file,
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