The San Francisco call., 1898-04-20
REAL ESTATE MARKET REVIEW Sale of the Property of Behrend and Fla abian
 JOOst. Situated in the Mission and University Home
 stead.
Recent Sales-A View of the Records, Auctions and Random
 Notes.

for the past two weeks III a state ol lIl- action, owing to the war excitement, took a decided boom last week and recorded one of the largest transfer deals made in the city for years. The entire property of Behrend and Fabian Joost and others, consisting in all of forty-two parcels of land in the Mis- sion and University Extension homestead, was bid in at commissioners sale by Nicholas and Henry Ohlandt and John A. Buck The property sold for S203, ,136 GA. This was on a transaction of both real and personal property amounting to S23S,- 695 64. The indebtedness was for moneys advanced, secured by two deedssof trust, and covered by a subsequent agreement between the parties. Full judgment TOT S335 935 46 was given in October last, with interest at per cent. Since then. how ever, there have been few redemptions; and the deficiency judgment now amounts to $116,734 S9, on which the interest is stlll being paid The German Bank receives s2O 900 from the sale on a lien not included in the Ohlandt and Buck Judgment.
 Cattle men throughout the State are leasing swamp and overfowed lands wherever possible. The rent paid for such land averages 50 cents an acre In some instances, however, where the land was found to be better, than the ordinary as much as $1, $2 and s has been paid. Tracts on Venice Island, on the San Joa- quin, where Winam Ede has rented S76 acres through L. G. Harvey to dalrymen men at 50 cents an acre, are almost entirely submerged by water It IS the nrst llme in twenty-five years that the land has & Lux has leased 10000 acres of swamp land for its cattle through McAfee Brothers, and 10000 through other bro firm and many other stockmen from the southern and central portion or the state are still endeavoring to secure additional pasturage for their cattle, and sheep men are renting mountainous land in all parts of the State for their fiocks.
 REVIEW OF THE RECORDS.
 During the week there were IS mort gages and trust deeds recorded, amount ing to S167 467. For the same period 42 releases and reconveyances passed to rec ord in the total sum of S123, ,126 The pr1n- cipal mortgages and trust deeds were as follows:
 By the Hibernia Bank to George J. OCon- nor. sl2.00O for one year at 61b per cent on aIGpe1 and Twenty third streets; Security Savings Bank to Mary E. Marshall. sl5.0OO for one year at I per cent on property in Western Addition, block SO3 on northwest corner of Central ave nue and Washington, north 12l:sA by west l20; Hiberna Bank and Loan Society to Mary A: Crichton, $20, 900, property on the southeast corner of Nineteenth and Valencia streets south 60 by east So.
 REGENT SALES.
 William J. Bernard to Francis E. M. Bernard, lot on NE corner of Page and Fillmore streets N 100 by F 25; s. ,, 1 on SEE corner of nineteenth and Valencia streets, 60 by E so; slO
 l Rose Dugan to Christina Anderson, lot on SW | corner of Twentieth and Hampshire streets, w | 25 by 102 S5. .
 Christine Anderson to Claus and Elizabeth ! Tiedemann, same; SS50.
 Felice Giampolini to Gisela Giampolini. lot on N line of Hilbert street, Al " or Dupoht 1 street w 24 by N 120, together with the right | of way over alley commencing Al rect " or | Dupont street and 120 of Hilbert, 17:S by
 Estate of Timothy J. Gibln (by John Part ridge and Robert Day. executors) to Louis lot on F sE 5oO 6y 9i G
 Maria T. Maison to California Title Insurance and Trust Company, lot on line o3.e or M bus9 ! street, 1876 W of Leavenworth' W 2Eo py -0JI John W. and Annie L. Wright to John Mo l Adoo lot on SEE line of Tehama street, lSz ssSWSTV sW of First, sW 25 by SEE 75; s1O
 charles J. and Josephine M. Parsons to James c. Robinson. lot on NE ,,, line ne or ZGe z4ge | street. 200 NV of Grammar, NV 25 by NE James C. Robinson to Josephine NJ. Parsons Wtliiam J. Bernard to John F. and Francis E. M Bernard. lot on NE line of Oak Grove avenue, 15o SEE of Harrison street. SEE 75 by
 James Barry to Margaret M. Barry, lot on S line of street. 12o B of west Thirty -ilrst' , 1891 by E 6O lot 8, block 35, Pleasant View
 James Ross to Sarah M. Frchette, lot on NE corner of Monticello and Shields streets, E 9 bv N 100 lot 8, block 10, City Land Associa- ''I!a, Fanny n Rurnerl to Frederick B. Burnell and N,nth NJ h avenue. sW 200, SEE 225 NE 100. NV 75, NE 100 SW 15O. lots to H. block 191: South San Francisco Homestead and Railroad Asso-
 Forrest F. and Fife L. Rowley to Rowley
 m CT ss Rpo n lots nd F 9 A. boe Stanford Heights block 11S, sunnyside add- tion No. l. s1o
 UNDER THE HAMMER.
 The following sales are reported as made by Easton & Eldridge at an auc- tion held at their office yesterday after noon: A house and lot west side of Pierce street, 100 feet south of McAllister, SIP 900; lot on south side of Twentieth street, 230 feet east of Sanchez, $500; lot on west side of Castro street, 1855 1-12 feet north of Surrey, 25xS5.
 RANDOM NOTES.
 The stockholders of the Italian Swiss Mutual Loan Association were made happy at their eleventh annual meeting on Thursday night, when Secretary Sbarboro announced that the 630 shares of the first series had matured to the value of $200 share total of S126,0 GOO. gages and the stockholders, of free shares will receive the amounts due them. The amount paid in on each share was s1S2 and the earnings, making the gross average rate or interest per cent. The association has been very cautious in making loans and the appraise- ment committee, which appointed in ac- cordance with the instructions of the Building and Loan Commissioners reported having ex- amined the twelve pieces of property which are now owned by the association and upon which had been loaned S40,000. The property cost the association at the present time s2S,- 
 that | is safely worth s27o45 36. leaving ir eleven years only triiing loss of slOS5 out of loans made amounting to $56S,0l5 ST. The stock holders were very much pleased at the resul, . obtained and by unanimous vote reelected all the present directors, follows; President P Barbieri; vice president, Dr. Joseph Pesca treasurer A. Mere secretary A. Sbarboro attorney D. Freidenrich and in addition tC 1 the first four named gentlemen F. C. Rossi
 Charles A. Malm, G. B. Cevasco, D. Paron
 and C. de Luca as directors. The books were then opened for subscription to 1000 shares o stock of the twelfth series, of which large number have already been subscribed. 7 C. H. Umbsen & Co., report the following , list of recent sales: Christian Kobicke to E Buchel northwest corner Of Hilbert and Fay } Tor streets, Improvements and lot 30x6o Annf and William Osterloh to c. H. Ward. i'm l movements at 46 Silver street and lot 25x10 Maria J. Haubert to w. s. Reyes, improve ments and lot 75x75 northwest corner of Sl
 yer and Third streets: Frank Clarke to Berth: Mauser lot 25x125, S line of Fifteenth street. 10
 feet east of Noe; Agnes Hayes to l.. Stuhr. i'm provements and lot 25NS0, east line of Lexing , ton avenue, 1855 feet south of Eighteenth street Eunice Hatch to Henry Ryder. improvement
 34 Flgin Park and lot 22x75; Leonard J. Gate [ to Henry Bohls lot 25x137:6 north line of Eel
 street I2S feet west of Masonic avenue: liar old French to A. Ruef lot 25x120. west line Q l Twentv tv-fourth avenue 190.4 north of B street t Sarah N. Morris to Charles $. Wheeler flat I41s-2o-22 O'Farrell street and lot 27:6x94 6
 George L. Carroll to Gertrude M Q Brien: i'm