The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08

The first week OF the year IN the local
realty market passed quietly, unmarked
by any deal of the first class. Several
sales of respectable size took place. Tne
brokers regard the outlook as excellent.
AS general prosperity continues and the
conditions are not unlike those That IN
1904 brought to San Francisco record
breaking number of realty deals there
seems to be no reason to doubt favor
able predictions regarding the volume
of business to be justly anticipated dur
ing the new year of 1905. As VIII De
seen, several leases for long terms are
reported, aggregating large amounts OF
money. These indicate strong conf1-
dence in the business future.
Landgrebe, MacNevin & Jones report
the following sales for the week: South
east corner of Ellis and Larkin streets,
with frame building of three stories and
a concrete finished basement and rent
ed in stores and fats, for Mrs. Agnes j.
Connolly to a client, for $55,0OO; four
flats on the north line of Ringold street,
Nos. 8 and S1a, to H. L. Kaiser, for
$4,000.
Through the agency of Landgrebe,
MacNevin & Jones, A. Harshall mas
leased the store at 214 Kearny street for
five years for $2O,00O store at l and 8
Howard street, for six years, to +. Or
ferman, for $4,000; southeast corner or
Dupont and Jackson streets, to Seyden
& Gerdes, for five years, $1O,500; lot on
the south line of Brannan street, east
of Fifth 40x120 feet. to the Dean Re
versible Window Company, for five
years; lot adjoining, 61x120 feet. to the
Vehyle Lumber Company for six years;
premises at 613-615 King street, to the
Eagle Milling Company, for five wears.
Hawks & Shelton have sold for Will
liam Grant to a client the southwest
corner of Larkin and Francisco streets,
137: :6x137:6 feet, for $27. 500; fifty-varA
on the north line of Chestnut streep
1876 feet west of Larkin, for $4,000; also
the fifty-vara on the northwest corner
of Larkin and Francisco streets, for
$500.
TYPICAL TRANSFERS.
G. H. Umbsen &. Co. have sold 1910
X6S feet on the south line of O'Farrell
street, 22:11 feet east of Leavenworth,
with improvements, for the Baruch
brothers to a client for $4,000; 25x
100 feet and improvements at 429 OAK
street for Frederika Bauer, $500;
25x137:6 and improvements on the
north line of Fulton street, 200 feet
east of Scott, for Joseph Wanne-
macher, $3.50; 25x90 and improve
ments on the west line of Buchanan
street, 125 feet south of O'FarreH,
$500; southeast corner of Guerrero
and Fifteenth streets, 30x75 feet, for
Annie F. and Mary e. Geary, $4,000;
54xS0 and improvements at 46 and As
Norfolk street for John 7. Kane,
S3075; 25x100 on the south line of
Fifteenth street, between Church and
Sanchez, for j. N. Campbell, $2500;
25x125 on the east line Of Fair Oaks
street, 210 feet north of Twenty-fifth,
for j. d. iMendenhall, $3.50; 32:6x100
feet on the northwest corner of Lake
street and Twenty-first avenue, $3.50.
Shainwald, Buckbee & Co. have
sold to Pietro c. Rossi the old Center
place on the southeast corner of VAL
lejo and Fillmore streets, S7:6x137:6,
with fine residence and marine view,
$22,500; 25:4x70 on the east line of
Woodward avenue, 1913 feet north of
Fourteenth. street, for A. Rathje to
Tillie Wilson, $3.50; 27x137:6 on the
west line of Twenty-seyenth avenue,
25 feet south of Lake street, for the
Brickell estate, $1,000; 25x110 on the
north line of Vallejo street. 62:6 feet
east of Scott. for Clara Friedman to
Robert M. Miller. $4,000; 25x95:2A on
the south line of Fifteenth street, 20
feet west of Capp. $4,000.
Speck & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Bertha Lewiston and others to r. K.
Houston and Louis Friedlander 40x60
! feet and improvements on the north
line Of Post street, so feet east of Tay-
t'lor, $4,000; 25x126:1% on the east
line of Sixth avenue, 1874 feet from
!, Lake street for Marie Heine to May
! FL j. Dewey, $3.50; 40x120 feet on
| the east line of Twenty-fourth avenue,
240 feet north of D street. for Annie
A. Kelly to /. A. Borden; two lots,
! $50 and IT'S feet west of Sanchez
street on the north line of Twenty
second, $500 each.
A BUNCH OF SALES.
Sales are reported by Lyon & Hoag as
follows: For NJ. Schimetscheck to jean
! cite Ferry, 50x137:6 feet and improve
nnents on the north line of Haight
street. 125 feet west of Ashbury, $16500;
for George w. Kline to w. A. Freeman,
i 2S.9x100 feet on the south line of Haight
street, east of Clayton; for Mary Cat
/ lett to Mary c. Ryan, lot on the south
line of Haight street, west of Clayton;
/ for T. J. Savage and William Fahey
southwest corner of Belvedere and
Haight streets, to Thomas Hancock;
27:7x90:6 feet on the east line of Devils
adero street, 163 feet north of Four
teenth, for the Realty Improvement
I Company to Charles A. Roberts, $2500;
30xS0 feet on the east line of Devisadero
street, south of Duboce avenue, for the
Realty Improvement Company to C. H.
Gordon, $2700; 25xS5 feet on the south
line of Hermann street, 52:6 feet east of
Stevenson, for John Hinkel to M. Fish
er; 25x137:6 feet on the north line of
Waller street, 120 feet east of Clayton,
$2750; 25x100 feet and improvements on
4 the north line Of Twenty-fourth street,
| no feet east of Mission, for John w
Harvey to e. c. Oviedo, $500; 25x100
feet on the east line of Florida street.
north of Twenty-second; southwest cor
ner of Third avenue and B street, 25x95
feet southeast corner of Sixteenth
and Prosper streets 30x100 feet, Will
/ liam Hill to Annie Myer, $4500; 25x115
feet and improvements on the south