The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
GAIN IN SALES
IS BY MILLIONS
Realty Makes a Great
Show in Aggregate
This Year.
Eleven Months Lead 1900 by
a Margin Of First
Magnitude.

during the first eleven months of the !
present year have amounted to 81, 100000 !
in round figures. What the total for the
year will be cannot be safely predicted,
but the indications are that the present
month will make very heavy additions to
the record for 1901. Large transactions
are under way at this time which, If they
are finally wound up in the next two !
days, will make a fine record for the |
month of December, 1901
Without the last month Of this year
the record for 1901, up to the end Of No
vember, leads the total for, the entire
year of 1900 by 100000 in round figures.
What the total for the year would have
been If the strikes had not taken place
in this city it is difficult to Approximate.
The total quoted justifies amply all the
predictions that have been made con-
corning the market for realty during the
several past months. AT the close Of 1901,
according to the views of the conservative
brokers, the situation is better than 1t
has been for a long time. There will
naturally be a lull for a few days while
the merchants are taking stock, but this
will be only a brief interruption and it
may prove to be Of inconsiderable effect
Deals of the Week.
In the past week there have been sew
eral transactions of note. A fifty vara
on the southwest corner of Turk and
Jones streets, the improvements thereon
consisting of six dwellings,, has been sold
for $4,000 through the agency of Thomas
Magee & Sons. Guy T. Wayman has sold
to L. H. Sly fifty vara on the south line
of Turk street, 1875 feet west from Lar
kin, for $50, 900. 1. Schwartz has bought
from the estate of Andrew Nelson prop
erty on the east line of Van Ness avenue,
fifty feet north from Bush street, for
hoIv
bought from Robert Coleman frontage
of twenty-five feet on Post street. adjoin-
ing property previously acquired by the
same purchasers, the price being $4,000.
John Vernon Kimball has bought from
James j. Manseau the southwest corner
of Eddy and Scott streets, 62:6 by 100, for
$24, 900. Mrs. A A Moore Sr. has pur-
chased for S35 900 the property, eighty feet
east from Stockton street, on the south
line Of Suffer- so by 70 feet.
o. D. Baldwin & Son have sold the fol-
lowing properties:
Joseph Feige to P. ]. Kennedy 5ox1Oo. on
the southeast line Of Point Lobos avenue. 5T:6
W. Faller to Mary E. Cooper, 52x120, on the
west line Of Twenty7ffth avenue, for $1,000;
LOG, on the north line Of jackson street. 90
feet east Of Ch5rry for $3.50 Cora b Smith NTH
line Of Cherry street. 100 feet south of Clay,
for S1T50: Daniel Sullivan ct al. to D. S:
Weaver 29x5o on the northeast east corner orr or
fornia Land and Granite Company to Hans
street and Tenth avenue. for $500; Mary B.
Preston to T. 3. Draper, 25X100. on the north
side OF Carl street, so feet east Of Willard. for
Ames. 81 :6x1O2 :sH. on the northwest corner
Of Sacramento and Lyon streets. for S470o;
1870 on the north side Of Clay street, S7:6
west Of Maple. for $1,000.
Other sales have been made as follows:
Baird Estate Company to w. B. Pringle,
and %s IA '9 etreefs SIS ooo @5xs96 With
two flats the west side Of Fillmore street,
1926 north Of Futonl sold by August Schaefer
50xS0 on the west side of fremont avenue.
80 feet south from Frederick street, for $20oc;
sen, lot 25xIOO feet on the south side of Waller
street log west of Shrader. for $1,000; lot Box
line of Stevenson street, 100 feet northeast of
Tenth. bought inao by the F. THOMAS n1s, QyetRg
street. ITO feet south of Oak, for $4,000; John
Willis to Hugo Urban. lot 22:6Xl14. with i'm
provements, on south side Of Pacific street.
east Of Leavenworth. for $4,000: for Samuel
Morgenstern, two flats Nos. 1120 and 112O12
co % en street ton to pIe oh for as f3F
Ecks two fats, Nos. 1130 and 1882 Buchanan
street. for $4,000; for Emily Cosgrave, the cot
tage, 4214 TwenE-slXth street, to Thomas
Burt, cottage, 2os Twenty seventh street, for
Corner of Octavia street and Rose avenue, lot
eoxS7:6 with three houses, for S1o,5oo'
In Many Localities.
Baldwin & Howell report that the park
frontages on the H street thoroughfare,
south of Golden Gate Park, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues,
found ready purchasers some time ago,
while lately the southwest corner of H
street and Eighteenth avenue, 32:6x100
feet in size, was disposed of at $1,000; also
the southeast corner of H street and
Eighteenth avenue, same size, at the
same figure Lots on H street continue
in good demand.
The following additional sales in Sun
set district were effected by Baldwin &
Howells branch office.
The key lot 25x120, on east line of Eighteenth
avenue. 100 feet south of the H street electric
line for 5000; lot 81 :6x12O. east side of
Eighteenth avenue, 162 :6 north of street. for
$3.50; lot 25x120, east line of Nineteenth
avenue boulevard. 100 south Of II street. $1,000
lot 81 :6X120, on east line of Eighteenth avenue,
125 north of street. $3.50.
Nelson, Johnson & Co. report the follow
ing recent transactions:
Mary E. Daniels to Rivers Brothers, three
modern flats and store. southwesterly corner
Page and Devisadero streets lot 32x100, price
street. lot 35x125. price $4,000: G. e: Span
Moss street, lot 5Ox75, price $500; May E.
Daniels to George z. Tooker, large residence,
727 Ashbury street. lot 25x1S6:3. through to
fremont avenue. price $4,000; ]. H. Boardman
to Annie Kronenberg. four fats. 29I5 Sacra-
mento street lot 25x105. price $6250: Rivers
southwest corner Noe and Henry streets, % :6x
90, price $500; John R. Aitkin to D. R. Dogan
three fats and house on thePeoutheast corner
Of Buchanan street and Ivy avenue. 24xS1.