The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
PROGRESS IN REAL ESTATE.

the Dow five-story brick structure, the
southeast side of Natoma street, near First;
Louis Schoenbergs five-story brick, on the
north corner OF Second and Jessie; the J. 5;
Morgan & Son fve-story mandatory and
Warehouse. On the southwest corner OF second
ana stevenson the Mclaughlin block, on the
southeast side Of Mission street, near New
Montgomery, which will be six stories in
height, and the kentfeld brick and stone con-
stTuction, on the west side of Beale street
between Howard and Folsom. This is In
Itself a great showing for the growth and
ably only the commencement OF the thorough
transformation of that section of San Fran
cisco during the next five or ten years.
q. II. Cmhsen & Co. report the follow
ing recent sales: For the Wooster estate
to Robert Dickinson, lot SOx160, 742, 744
and 746 Mission street: terms private.
Louis Friedlander, 14S3-S5 Oak street, two
flats, renting for $50 per month; lot BOX
100; price $3.50. r. PEPPER to Mrs. A:
Beulah street, 100 feet north OF Cole; lot
30Xl25; rent $50; price $500. NJ linen and
wife to Daniel Giannini, two cottages on
the northeast corner of Pacific and Jones
streets, 4JX60, renting for $33 per month;
price S3500. For the Oaks estate, lot 23X
l2O, 1913 Geary street, south side; front
John Fisher to l.. NJ. Hoefer, north side
Of Greenwich street, 100 feet west of Ba>
ker; lot SS:912X137:6; terms private
Abrams estate to Daniel OToole, double
houses, $3.50 McAlhster street, S7:6x100;
rents $65; price $500. Cottage 1850 Baker
street lot 25:6x1O2; between Sacramento
and Clay streets, for the Lord estate to
w. A. Field; $3.50. NJ. Hartman to G. Bay
fuss, 2l24 Post street, 25x137:6 $6250. Es-
tate Of O'Leary to A. Mcintyre, northeast
corner Of Jones street and Cottage place.
between Geary and Post streets, two bay
window houses and cottage, renting for
S96, price Sl2.J00; lot 25X100. Lot 44:4xl0o,
northeast corner of Shrader and Fred
erick streets $1,000
Sophia p Haight has sold 10 Carrie A.
Brannan the old building and. lot 60x77:6
feet on the northeast corner of Bush and
Dupont streets for SS000
=. Frederick c; Jansen has bought of
Grace NJ. Koch the improvements and lot
4SXSO feet on the southeast line of Mis-
SION street, 10 feet northeast of Sixth, on
private terms
The old improvements and lot 27:6xs5
feet on the northwest line of Harrison
street, 1916 feet northeast of Sixth. have
been sold by Adolph c. Weber to Louis
Reiner for $4,000
Easton, Eldrdge & Co held a regular
catalogue sale Of city property on Octo-
Der at which the following places were
disposed Of: Southwest corner CNos %
to $50 Beideman and O'Farrell streets. lot
45x6O feet, with four flats, $4450: north
east side (Nos. and 5lz) Harriet street
100 feet southeast of Howard, lot 25x75
feet with two houses. $2675: east line
GNos. 1910 and 1919 Steiner street, bi6
feet north of Turk. lot 25XS7:6 feet, with
large store and flat, 1920, subject to ap-
proval; west line (No. 303) Central ave
22XSo:3 feet, with residence, $3.50; south
west corner Of Twenty-third nd Ala
bama streets, lot 26X74 feet with store
and fiat. s2O56; northeast corner Of CEN
tral avenIe and Waller street, vacant lot,
50X50 feet. $29J0, subject to approval: north
line of Twenty-first street, 70 feet east
of Alabama, building lot, 25Xl04 feet S725.
G. II. Umbsen & Co. announce an auc-
ton of investment, residence and unim-
proved property to be held at their sales
room, IA Montgomery street, on Monday.
October g. at noon, The Offering includes
property at 935 and 935la Guerrero street,
near TwentY-second to be sold by order
OF administrator: an executors sale Of
property at l4l1, 1413 and 1415 Bush street;
the southeast corner of Drumm and Com
mercial streets, to close an estate; prop
erty at 225 Scott street near Haight;
1909 Golden Gate avenue, near Pierce
street; fats facing the park at 533 and 535
Frederick street; property at Alb Twenty
seventh street, near Church, and at 426
IWenty-seVenth street, close by, and six
building lots to be sold by order Of exc
cutor on the south side of Twenty-seventh
street, between Sanchez and Noe streets
in whole or in subdivisions. This is
varied list of property and the sale should
be an attractive one.
Inc gross assets and liabilities of the 151
building and loan associations in this
state Soaa reporting .d a to the commissoners for
than those OF the Jas associations report
N ing Tor or lSS The net profits for 1899 were
$l,245,I2 70. This is 7.23 per cent Of the
year equal to 60 per cent of the avera "a
capital, including the profits apportioned
ana 6.l4 per cent of the average total as
sets of the year. OF the 15l associations
thrty-five do not appear to be possessed
of any real estate. leaving 116 associations
with real estate holdings amounting to
g l5l .4G6 10. a gain of S3S9. $40 50 over those
of 1898, an average increase of S336O 6S to
each Of the societies.
Only eight building contracts, of a value
of $3l $50 have been recorded during the
past week. The largest contract was that
of Robert l.. Coleman with Malonev
Rrothers, for the erection of q three-story
building on the southeast corner Of Third
ard Jessie streets this particular contract
being for $l4 $50. but the building will cost
much more. The next largest was that of
j. Parker Currier with j. H. Moore for
of Clay street, 1876 feet west of Locust.
TO cost $3.50. Ferdinand Rust contracted
with j. p HinriChs for the erection of
two-story frame building, to contain two
flats, on the northwest corner of Tenth
and Harrison streets. to cost S33S4 Louis
Rosenberg let Il contract to Louis Cereg-
hino to build a cottage and barn on the
south line Of Greenwich street 1875 feet
east Of Polk street, to cost $2400 The
other contracts of the week ranged in
value from $l197 TO s2220.
The published transcripts of building
contracts recorded for the month of Sep
tember shows the volume Of such bust
ness for the month to have been as fol-
lows: San Francisco. 1895 1895; Alameda
County, $52.973 Marin County SS069; Santa
Clara County, Al.771; San Mateo County,
s2762; total, $501,9T3. The actual figures,
taking all unrecorded work, would, of
course, be in excess of this.
The loans of the local savings banks,
building associations and private capital
lists upon city real estate for the week
ending September 90 aggregated s167 250,
against $4,000 for the previous week The