The San Francisco call., 1896-10-05

Elizabeth street. 295 feet west of Hoffman,,
for $500 each; also one lot on the west side OF
Hoffman, street, 81 IS feet north OF Alvarado,
for $780, These are all in the Heyman Tract.
H. Francis, room SO, Chronicle building, Is
offering some very choice bargains in Cali
fornia farms and fruit lands. especially In
Tehama County. He has 5000 acres at the
latter point that is well adapted for fruit eul-
ton IS IS required. @ t Is being sold in tracts Of
Eve acres upward at from $15 to $50 per acre.
Sol Getz & Bro. reports the following recent
sales: Lot 25x10O, on south line of r street,
1876 east of Thirtieth avenue, for $500; lot
75x12O, on ease line of Fifteenth avenue, Ia
north of G street, for $500; lot 5Oxl20, on
west line of Forty-second avenue, 275 south of
T street. for 5000; lot 25x10O, on south line OF
street, 1876 west of Ninth avenue, for $500;
lot 25x120, on west line OF Ninth ayenue, ZoO
east line of Forty-eighth avenue. 100 north OF
X street. for $3.50, and lot 25x120, on west
line OF Nineteenth avenue, 25O norm OF POINT
The last issue of Edwards Criterion con-
tains a tabulated statement showing the
amount of loans on real estate held by the San
Francisco savings banks in each county OF
California, and in the States OF Nevada, Ore
gon, Utah and Washington. OF the $25, ,845,-
646 loaned out by the Hibernis, $23 ,329, ,376
is held in San Francisco, 81, ,0S7 2S4 in Ala
media and the small balance IN a few other
counties of this State. The German Banks
loans aggregate $23578. .269, OF which
So 547, ,277 Is held in San Francisco, varying
amounts in nearly all of the counties of CALI
fornia. $50, 900 in Nevada, SIS, ,4Os, ,2O1 in Ore
gon. 1897, ,656 in Utah and $3,O35,746 in
Washington.
The San Francisco Savings Unions loans
mount up to $1S. 172, 800, of which $4, $50. AIS
is in this City, 81, ,054,971 in Alameda County,
over 81 100000 each in Fresno, Stanisiaus and
Trinity counties. The Mutual has $111.500 in
Nevada, and the Security 1904, 600 in the same
State and $168000 In Washington. OF the
total of $50, ,S45, ,092 loaned on real estate
$71 ,713, ,662 is secured in this State and &c.
131, ,430 in the four neighboring common
weait hs as follows: Nevada 900, Oregon
$5.2ld.o2s, Utah $457,656, Washington
Center & spader are now located at IL Mont
gomery street, in the Office formerly occupied
by o. O'Farrell & Co. Bovee, Toy Sonntag have
removed from 19 Montgomery street to No 80,
directly opposite, the latter place having been
occupied up to october 1 by Center & Spader
Robert Watt has sold to Dr.. Barkan build
ing lot on Laguna street, between Clay and
Washington, and facing Lafayette Park. The
property has frontage of 90 feet and depth
OF 1877 IS, and is admirably situated for a grand
mansion. The price paid was $17, 800. Thomas
Magee q Sons made the sale.
Henry Pierce has sold his three inside lots,
with q depth OF 81 ieet, on the east line of
Larkin street, between Washington and Jack
son, at $S5 front foot, and has received an
offer OF $4,000 for the two-story building and
lot on the southeast corner OF Jackson and
Larkin streets, 81 IS feet on Larkin street and
1916 feet on Jackson
The trustee of the estate of Lewis NJ. Starr
mas been granted permission by the Probate
Court to MORTGAGE for $l25. 900 property in
1O0-vara block 362, on the southeast line OF
Market street, 225 feet northeast OF Fourth,
and in 5O-vara block 224, on the northwest
corner of Taylor and O'FarreH streets.
Last Wednesday night witnessed the re-
moval of the tenants of the old Center
Market 10 their new quarters on Powell and
O'FarreH streets, W hich is to be known as the
Union-square Market. The old Center Market
is 10 be remodeled into handsome store and
when comp .eIed will be occupied by the Lace
House of d. samuels. The contract for the
alter ations was let last week and the cost of
same will be $84 $50.