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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

friendship which had bound them 10 tne
Pennsylvania statesman. 49,. q, ,i.,.
The Speaker laid before The House 'o-oas
a letter from the Secretary ol 9s., Nv -. t.;,,S
mending the appropriation oifo'VOV ~ ~ ~
ing aud mounting certain mAnu,.i ny,
tprs and papers of Washington n"l''' ''- ~.
jefferson. Madison. Monroe ana oi'''' "''
ON file IN that department. ,-,.o.;os to.
The House Commiife' on err Ne
day adopted p rcsoiui on oheIeu ~ ,,e
Dorsey. approving the presents s w. ,'
bin for the admission Oh W l9'nin- 'N
diate consideration By the HOUSE,
THE COMPULSORY PLorAoE BILL
Tho House Committee on Merchant, , Ma
rinn and Fisheries has directed 1ii. i"i
.ins. who has charge of the ply 20 iel' '.,l
compulsory pii0tage, % ask ihs. ~ pa ,''' ''
special order for early con-i', el..lio" IN. IN.
less ne can accomplish this eho "n"'' '"
rules. .....,.,.
Virginia postmasters were appointed 20.
dav as follows: g.. A. Lynn, lndepe ndeni
MIN. Prince William county, a. Tanner
Kefron. Washington county; Alice hassu.
ler M0lloy's. Plttsyly0nia county; 81. NJ
Ratclin. Ratclid. IazeWeil county.
Virginia pensions. Original invalid, Is
maol Shield. OF pung0teaQuc' navy, dohi
Ward OF Princess Anne. John fcfhins on
Portsmouth, Increase, Henry liniey. o'
Hampton. James 4. Mu'aney of the Nali9n-
al Military Home.
CurROKEE BOOMERS ORDERED TO iEAN 10
The President to-day issued "a proclama-
zion ordering inlruders on tfe cherokee
sfrin t0 leave. as the lands still belong 10
the Indians. and not t0 the United states.
Tho Oklahoma Din now pending boo Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

a private dispatch says that che break in
the Raleigh leyee is now four hundred feet
wide. Inhabitants of Madison and lcusas
parish are warned. The water win go
directly back about ten miles into
Bear Lake, thence by two outlets
ia the Teusas river in the
Western portion of Tcnsas parish. The la-
mOusly-lertilc Madison parish VIII Doe over
flowed. The extensive plantations of The
Mcssrs. Richardson. Ashley and Waddill
will doubtless De inundated The break is
about thiriy-hve miles above Nickshurg, on
the Louisiana side.
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neglect that couch. hIl take 400 once d.
Dly'd's Couch Syrup 0i Pure Pine Tar
U0rehound and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

IA ANTED-BIDS 10 FURNISH
LNNhIln hHil.iM. lOf ilc months ol
april. May ana june. rs %. All bios must
Dee sealed ono marked "nids Oh furnish sup-
plies. and addressed lo ihe Gulel signed. ae-
comrAulel Wild samrles of goods onrr.d.
aud must hc Iu nI con obi Al'llI l>r. l1lO.
.r which tlur cuutlaI it viii us lrt A iisl OF
,lcN .uuN. llH wanted l.lll nn furnished
uu fInl cation. Goods must Dr. delivered r..
l h., NarIua depot ARr Bee clitle must
M.lsn less ttan eI-Ai hundred pounds < Oss,
auu Nusi Boz good lni Al cattle whites ao
not fl tine above description Will be- rejected
when oncieC hy contractor.
n. i-lt q. W. WullE Sicwsll.
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I ECTURE
ArLAUNE.-STREhr 81. p. Chi hDih
ON THURSDAY sight MARCH -NiH
DILL IAFlEKrl Will denver DIS ii'''
lee urc On
TUE Old TIME, AID lit NhN.
After The lecture refreshments
served in the lecture room of ia. ..
the church. Come, You VIII ENJOY i..
and hrlu good cause.
rrOKfIs. Adults. 2lc children, lof.
mhl6-ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

VgTANTED-ROOM AND BOARD
w Tor gentleman and wife. Address +.
care Dispatch. mnl0-ltt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

The beginning o. iAe alphaDef-A.B.C.-
IL is also the end OF all blood troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

cases. Send 90 Dr. Kline. a5l Arch street.
Philadelphia, pa.
r. II. BosHER's soNs' vehicles are tbe
finest in the cify.
a SAFE and profitable investment ofsmall
on large sums of money can Dee made in tAe
stock 0l the Homestead Land Company
The officers of tine company are Hon. VIII
liam Writ Henry. president; John H. Mon
meue. treasurer: Henry J.. Staples general
manager. Office nos Main street. See aG-
Ncriisemeut in another column.
DO you wish 90 buy fine victorian Then
go 90 4. IL. B0sher'- Sons.
For ladies' phurons. carts. &C.. oranv We
hicle to ue built % order or repaired. see
David A. Ainslio
The beginning "a iAe alphaOof-A.B.C.
10 is also the end of all blood troubles.
For coughs and throat troubles use
Browns Bronchial Troches.r ..rhov SIN
an attack Of asthma cough very promptly ''
&C. Falch, MEANWHILE. Ohio.
Mr. David A. Anslie makes speciality
Of the manufacture az ladies' phaion.. Nos.
5, 10 ana II Tenth street.
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THE RAGING MISSISSIPPI.
Latest Reports From the scene OF Trouble
The worst over.

Latest Reports From the scene Of Trouble
The worst over.
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. lj.-All the rail-
roads centerng here have informed the
Board Of Trade that thciriines are not 40 an
interrupted hy reason ofthe floods, except in
the case OF the Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas road. which is temporarily in-
fcrupicd by a break in the leyeos at Mia,
but expects % resume traffic tomorrow.
THE WORST OVER.
News from river points state that the
river has remained stationary all day in
West Baton Rouge parish. The leVccs arc
safe. and able 10 stand two feet
more of water. The river is falling
tonight AZ ~. Joseph The river ls
within few inches OF high-water mark.
Work has been commenced ON the whole of
the Tonsas front. Every leyee is carefully
guarded At N0tchcl the river has
risen one inch and is now only
g-l0ths Uf a foot below the
water mark OF 1852. Planters in COac0rdia
and Tcnsas parishes are removing their
stock. At Bayou sara the river rose one
and One-half inches. Morgan Sea leYcc IFS
now an right Baton Rouge reports mo-
breaks; river stationary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

For ladies' pnutons, carts. &c., orany We
nicle 10 ue built 10 order or repaired see
David A. Ainslio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Dir. David A. Ainslle makes a speciality
OF me manufacture az ladies' phaton-. Nos.
5, 10 and II Tenth street.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks continued strong in the regular session
yesterday morning, with active trading. Potosi
opened $73s and fell back to 81, but the others
generally showed a further advance. Choliar rose
to "a 40, Bullion to 50 95, ophir to 81 20, Savage
80 80, Best Beleher to $314, Norcross to 81 go
and on.
In the afternoon board business was quieter and
prices were easier rule, though some stocks
held up. The close was strong, as will be seen by
the quotations below. Local securities fairly
active, but prices showed no particular change
California Electric Light has declared a dividend
of zoe, payable on the 18th.
The Pacific Lighting Company paid dividend OF
soc per share yesterday.
Con. Cal. * Virginia has shipped to the Carson
Mint 500 629. making 81 80, us on May account.
Crown Point produced last week $40 tons ore
aging $40 80.
The payroll of the Comstock mines for May
amounts TO $249,00
The Occidental Mining Company has considerable
ore on the dump and a twenty-stamp mill will soon
be started on the same.
The Navajo and Hartford delinquent sales take
place to-day.
Assessments Pending.
The following is a list of assessments now pending:
The morning call., 1890-06-06

gus are steadily falling off. Los Angeles Tomatoes
SOC 4 h, Green Corn 30c 2 dozen YESTERDAY IS re-
ceipts included PSI boxes Asparagus. 1O2 boxes
Rhnbarb and 1l3 SACKS String Beans. sum
mer Squash, S191 20 q box for Winters and 81
for Alameda; Wax Beans, 6@Sc q 10; Fountain
Beans, SG9c; String Beans. 74Sc 3 10 Cucumbers,
s2@2 90 2 box; ordinary Asparagus Slsl 25s hx; {
box for No. and soc for No. 2; Green Peas, 1il29
215c q 10; dry Peppers l2c; dry okra, 6@1Oc @ 10;
Cabbages Sl@1l 20 q ctl; Feed Carrots 50965c;
Tnrnips, 75eGSl Beets S1 Parsnlps, 81 25Il 30 p
ctl: Garlic. 6(9sc p N.
PROYISIoNS-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon.
quotable at 13@1314e q fb; California, smoked
bacon, s@lOc q ID for heavy and medium.
and I3@i31sc q ID for light; l3l2@l4c . ID for
extra light Bacon Sides. 912@94c q II; Eastern
Sugar-cured Hams for city trade. 1312@l34c;
California Hams, salt, l214@l242c 2 h; refrIger-
ator.cured, 1S9l3l4c: Lard, tierees, Eastern, AL
kinds, 999 "A cases 10@l01ac; California tierces
914@91ac; halt-bbs, 9129924c; tins. 1Oc;
pals ION, 1O1ae; do o-iD, l0s4c; kegs. 924@l0c
1O family do s12 6o9l3; clear Pork S2042o so;
extra prime, $l6 50@l7; extra clear, $40 5O@21;
do, SlS 5UGl9 2 bbl Pig pork, q keg. IS 509
375; Pigs Feet, $12912 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beef.
11AGl2c y ID.
HUPS-Firm at 10@I4e p ID.
HIDES AND PELrS-Heavy sated steers are
quotable at SI2c Z. 10; medium, &C . y; light.
SC p tt Cowhldes sc . D salted Kip. 49
Hides, usual selection, &c; dry Kips, &c; dry
Calf &c r 10; prime Goatskins 35c each; medium
do, 20G30c: small skins l0c; Deerskins. good sum
mer, 30Q3 1ac medium, 25c; thin, zoe = 10 Sheep
skins, shearllngs. 10G20c short wool, 30G50c; me-
dun, 656n90e: long wool. 90G$I 20 q ID. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOw-Fair to good rendered. 3S31ac; re-
fined 514@512c; Grease, 212@3e p d.
W0OL-We quote spring clips: Eastern oregon.
l5@20e; Nevada, l5@l1S1ac: choice Northern, 19
@2le; Humboldt and Mendoclno, 21923c; San
Joaquin and Southern. seven months, l2@I6c;
choice Foothill l69lSI2c q 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
THE INFLUX STOPPED.
Scheming Chinese Are B, coming Shy of
This Port.

Scheming Chinese Are Il, coming Shy of
This Port.
The steamer City OF Peking from Hong Kong,
which arrived In port at a late hour on Tuesday
night, was boarded yesterday by the customs
officials and the Chinese passenger list scrutl
nized.
II was found that she carried 1o2 Chinese, 10
of them booked for San Francisco, 10 for Homo
lulu ana 13 for Panama. or The number seeking
to land here SO had Gus om-house or identiica-
tiOn papers OF some sort, and Of these were at
once landed. OF the 81 without papers, aud who
will sue out wrlts OF habeas corpus, many will
be able 10 prove their right to land.
There was only one woman In the San Fran
cisco lot, and she is undoubtedly the wife Of
merchant of thIs city. She has with her her
child. who was born here. aud whom she took
with her on her trip TO China. There were i've
women in the lot bound for Honolulu.
The showing made by this passenger list Is
most gratifying 10 Collector Phelps and his as
sistGnts. IL Indicates, as they claim, that the
traffic In women has been entirely broken up,
and that the inflnx OF Chinese coolies at his
port has been stopped. The lesson taught by the
experiences OF those who tried 10 land from the
last few steamers has struck home.
1t Is becoming too great fsk TO pay the fare
Of a coolie out 10 San francisco only to pay II
back again, and that after the expense incurred
IN unsuccessful habeas corpus proceedings. The
importance OF this salutary effect upon the Mon.
goan mind can be appreciated, when II Is un'
derstood that there are over 20, 600 now III China
who left here prior to the passage oil the Exclu-
sion Act and WHO are unable 10 return because
not classed as merchants.
Undoubtedly every Que OF these men would
try to come back If the way easy. There
were also al the time OF the passage OF the EX-
clusion Act 952 Chinese merchants On visit TO
China, and of these some 300 have returned.
The small number OF Chinese passengers on the
Peking Is particularly noticeable at this time OF
the year. In the fall there Is a great heglra for
the numerous festivals at that time OF The year,
and in the spring they all come back here again.
The City OF PekiDg also brought 60 cases OF
opium, The duty on which VIII be over S24, 900.
The morning call., 1890-06-06

fof Lute SttppNitJ IHtettDencs see GtDH0' fuoc
Arrived.
THURSDAY June 5.
stmr Columbia, Bolles. 54 hours from Port, +
land, via Astoria Al hours; pass and mdse, TO
Union Pacific Railway Co.
Stmr Los Angeles. Leland, 21z days from San
Pedro; pass and mdse. to Gooda Perkins a Co.
Stmr Ventura, johnson. ~ hours from Rockport:
$50 NJ # lumber, to Cootenai Lum Der Co..
pass aud coal. TO o q Co.
stmr Humboldt, lessen, 20 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Searies a Stone.
Stmr Al-Ki, Hail. 81 hours from Port Townsend: :
mCse, TO Goodall, Perkins Il Co.
Landing: $50 NJ IT lumber. 10 L Dingley.
Stmr Gipsy, Plummer. 9l2 hours from Santa Cruz;
produce. to Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Bktn John Smith. Kustel. days from Port Blake
Icy; TOO NJ It lumber. Renton, Holmes & Co.
sehr 5 Phelps, Peterson. 20 hours from Mendo-
Schr Ocean Spray, Peterson "a hours from iVer-
sons Landing; wood and posts, to Iverson. ,,..,
IT'S NJ It lumber, to Blythe rrott.
Schr Mary Bldwell. Larsen, 2s hours from AiDion'
Schr Emma and Louisa olsen 2 days from Hum
boldt; l05 NJ It lumber, etc to I II Min0r: SI low,
ber to Caspar Lumber Go. Up river direct.
Schr Meiancthon, Forest, days from Grays Har-
schr Del Norte, Brown, days from Coquille
River: lumber, to @ Doe u Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY. June s.
Hawn stmr San Mateo. Colville, Nanaimo: Pacific
spinr Pomona, hall, San Diego; Goodall. Perkins
a. Co.
Sailed.
WEDNESDAY. June 4.
Stmr Sco.f., -ohnson. Tillamook
Stmr Yaqyp,, Thaxter, Lompoc, etc.
THURSDAY. June s.
u stmr RIM ard Rush, -, cruise.
Stmr oregon. Policeman, Portland.
Stmr Pomona. Hall, san Diego.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicholson, Fort Bragg.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
CONFLICTING EVIDENCE.
Gzc

Contradictory Stories of Witnesses in the
Sweaney Case.
The taking of testimony in the case of Doc
tor F. L. Sweaney, on trial on charge of
murder for having killed Mrs. Basker, it Is
alleged. by criminal practice, was begun
yesterday in Judge Van Reynegom's court.
The first witness was Doctor Alfred w.
Perry, who testified as to the condition of
the woman as the result of malpractice
He had upbraided Doctor Sweaney for in
terfering with his practice, violation of
professional ethics, and he then stopped
calling at the house. Mrs. Basker admitted
to him that Doctor Sweaney had used an in
strument.
This testimony was directly contrary to
that given by Mary Regan, the nurse who
attended Mrs. Basker. She stated that the
deceased had admitted to her in the defend
ants presence that Doctor Perry had used
an instrument and she feared the conse-
Quences would be fatal.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleutta, spot Sc 70; Wool Bags, 36@3sc;
Potato Gunnies, nominal.
OII-California Castor Oh, in cases, No. l. 81 40:
No 9. 81 20 manufacturers rates): California Lin
seed, bbls e gall boiled 7212c; raw. roc q gall;
cs, 212c more. Refined Coeoanut, 40G45c y gall;
China Nut 7O@SOc p gallon: Eastern Linseed
OIL in bbls. zoe; do raw, 6712c y gallon; Lard OIL
bbIs 72Iac; cases, 7712c = gallon.
PETROLEUM-Sta Starlight, 21c; Downer's. 27Iac q
gal; Astral 2lc; 1872 Elaine 2612c Pearl. 2lc:
Water White, refined. bulk. l6c; Headlight 1859,
cases, 27c; Mineral Illuminating. 300o, 2715e in
eases Standard llUo FIRE test I8Iac = gall in cases
tcapsl lTc faucets and l3c in bulk.
WHITE LEAD-Quotable at See y 10.
TURPENTINE-Quotedat at 81 L2c z gallon.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, terms net
cash: Cube, 73sc; Crushed, 1850; Extra Powdered
73sc: Fine Crushed, 7ssc; Dry Granulated, &c;
Confectioners A. 67sc; Extra G. &c; Golden C,
534c d 10: Bags, 1sc more than bbls
The morning call., 1890-06-06
martin KeIIv,. Successor.

1t is the report, originated in Oakland,
that Charles II. Putnam of that city has
been appointed Assistant Chief Wharfn-
ger to succeed the late Martin Kelly, who
was killed in the railway accident of last
Friday, but the rumOr has not as yet been
verified. The Harbor Commissioners did
not meet as usual yesterday, the meeting
having been postponed until to-day, when
the vacancy caused by Martin Kelly's
death will probably be filed.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
OH All I LII H.
IN CONSULTATION.

"Ips horridi" groaned Prissy.
I'd rather die Than be false 10 my tr0thl"
said PerneIle with her Dands clasped and her
face raised heavenwaTd.
"But what's 10 be done?" asked Pattie, pro-
ducing note written In large, cers ly hand.
Here Is Mr.. Julius AlphonsO HarbOrOugh's
grfteful acceptance Of Miss Maybury's invita-
tion- He viii be here to-day; we shall have TO
receive him. as Aunt Kitty does not consider
herself well enough 10 come downstairs; and
we shall have tue misery OF knowing all the time
that we are under inspection, and that lie Is de-
baling which OF us his choice shall tall upon"
de must be mean-spirited wretch" cried
Prissy, with flashing eyes, d" If he Is willing 10
wed girl of whom he knows nothing, for the
sake OF Aunt kIiy's pallry money I"
He must be hateful 10 agree to such a cold.
blooded arrangement !" sighed Pernelle.
"Well, don't quite see IT in that light" Pattie
told her sisters " We are well behaved, we'll
educated and tOeraDy gOod-loOklng. IL must
be great temptation TO young man In strait
ened clTcumstances-as Aunt Kitty implies OF
her godson-to have au eligible wife and small
fortune offered him."
"But tbIs makes matters worse for u.s."
groaned Prissy. What should do If his choice
fell on me? / knew Mr.. Landor could not afford
10 marry me II l were pennless."
"And should break my heart II were forced
The morning call., 1890-06-06
To Mount ST. Eli,e

The expedition organized to make a study
OF the glaciers oil Mount st. Elias, Alaska,
to penetrate inland as far as possible and
endeav0r to reach the summit of the lev
peak Of Mount st. Elias. has arrived in this
city. The National Geogra phical Society
and the Geological Survey are fathering
the expedition.
The morning call., 1890-06-06

-NOtVS'
Steamers to sail to-day are the Caspar for Grays
Harbor. the Crescent City for Crescent City, the
Santa Cruz for San Diego and the Gypsy for the
Salinas River. The willamette Valley falls due
from Yaquina Bay, the wala walla from Victoria
and Puget Sound. the North Fork from Humboldt
Bay and the Empire from Nanaimo
The barkentine Marion. 348 TONS loads mdse for
Central America: barkentine Modoc, 430 tons, Lum-
Der on the Sound for Taku, China; bark TheObald,
9Sl TONS Coal at Seattle for this port.
The Deacon takes for Callao 5000 Railroad Ties,
valned ar SOO
The morning call., 1890-06-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, June 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

THURSDAY EVENING June 5.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Wheat steady.
Fair demand for Barley.
Oats tending downward.
Corn In moderate demand.
Rye dull.
Beans Inactive.
New Potatoes steady.
Onions higher.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Eggs advanced again.
Poultry In large supply.
Cherries choice and abundant.
Citrus Fruits unchanged.
Cabbage lower
California Raisns preferred
The morning call., 1890-06-06
Cepsu. Guesses.

Census Supervisor Davis has made
guess at the population of San Francisco,
which he places at $4,000. He thinks that
the Chinese population is about 10000 but
that the enumerators will only account for
1900. 1t is the time of the year for China
The morning call., 1890-06-06
SUMMER WIND.

II, sweet summer wind, you are BLOWN.
"a Across the green meadows to-day,
e And over the hill where the sunshine
Is chasing the shadows In play:
The leaves whisper softly together
The tales you have told to the tree:
Oh, wind OF the beautiful summer,
Come whisper your secret to me!
Away in the heart OF the wildwood
1 know where the dingles are sweet:
The dew on the mosses Is lying
All day in their shady retreat.
Oh, wind OF the beautiful summer,
The breath of the woodlands you bring:
Tho ferns tangled close IN the thicket-
The pines where the wood-robins singl
The morning call., 1890-06-06
COST OF GOVERNMENT
StrOther's Estimates Allow Over
Four Millions.

Auditor Strother presented to the Supervisors
yesterday his annual estimate of expendiiuresfor
The fiscal year 1890-91 as required by the vari.
Gus municipal departments.
The tax levy Is based on an estimated valua-
tion of real estate and personal property aggre-
gatlng $3.50, 100000. The levy for general pur-
poses OF the Government under the pledge Is
1882, for City Hall 10 cents, Golden Gate Park
.03 cents, for interest accounts and Sinking
Funds .O56S cents, making the total levy SO
cents on each 500 valuation OF real and per-
sonal property.
In addition, as separate levy, there Will be
required 10 pay the interest and er cent OF the
principal OF The Dupont street bonds for the
fscalyear ending June 30,l891, the sum OF .1435
on each 500 valuation of the enhanced value OF
the lands within The district defined as being
benefited by the widening OF Dupont street.
Accompanying this document, which Is long
political dissertation on tile necessity OF officials
keeping their pledges, are the following esti.
mated appropriations additional 10 those hxea
Aimshouse, $4,000; fire alarm and police
telegraph extension and repairs $4,000; Fire
Department material $4,000; Fire Depart
piiai. $4,000; House OF Correction, sal 900;
Industrial School, s38.000 police patrol, S17,-
600; subsistence OF prisoners, S2O,oO0i public
buildings, furniture and repairs, $4,000; light
ing public buildings. $4,000; registration and
porters, $4,000; stationery for municipal
Offices, $4,000 Urgent Necessity Fund, s27,-
600; water for municipal purposes, S4oOOO;
salaries of Assessors Office, S78,300; salaries Of
County Clerks office. SIC, 900; salaries OF Fire
Department employees, S25o,oo0; salaries of
ianitors Of City balls. S23. 900; salaries Of
Police Department, S525, 100; salaries OF
Police Judges and attaches. $50, ,0o0 salaries OF
Recorders office, $4,000; salaries of SheIiff's
Office, S7S,6S0; salaries OF Tax Collectors Office.
$4,000; for Free Public Library, $4,000;
maintaining and improving Golden Gate Park,
Sl30, 500; maintaining the public schools,
S960.oo0; repairing and cleaning public streets
IN S3Gn 600. liphfS 5000 600.
amount required for interest accounts, s67 900;
Sinking Funds, sl10,oo0; New City Hall Con-
structiOn Fund, $500, 900.
The total estimate for expenditures Is S4.3o3,-
200; revenue other than taxes, S15lo, 200;
revenue from taxes, 81 ,842. 900. e The estimated
revenue to The General aud Special Fee FUNDS is
1868, 500; for the School Fund, 5000, 900; Street
Department Fund, S275,000. The tax levy Is
fixed by tne Auditor as follows:
The morning call., 1890-06-06

town to empty itself of its laborers who
work in the rural districts. and the recent
driven most of the women to interior town
Mr.. Davis also wants his enumerators to
understand that they can leave blanks at
houses for the inmates to fill out and can
aftarWard call for them.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5I5@sc; second quality.
4s4@5I4e; tnird do, 46415c
VEAL-Large, 4l6c: small Calves. 6G7c.
M6TrON-Wethers, 6I597c; Ewes, 69612c.
LAMB-Snring Lamb. 7e3Sc 2 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 454 I4c for grain-fed, and 934
@4c for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 4129i5sc q
10; dressed do, 7GSc = 10.
The morning call., 1890-06-06
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The stock market was less
animated to-day but displayed firm undertone,
and although there was considerable irregularity
shown almost everything traded In is higher to-
night Sugar Trusts are up 4l2, c. G. q. and st.
Louis and Chicago Gas Ia each Governments
steady.
NEW YORK, June 5.-UnIted States Bonds: as i,
1872; AIS, 1903: Northern Pacific, 81; Cana
dian Pacific, So34; Central Pacific, SO; Union Pa
cihc, 695s; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 4S14 /:
Wells Fargo, l44 bid, l4S asked; Western Union
s57s; Silver, 103; Sterling, 81 s594 81.
Wheat, cash, No. 2. 9634c; No. 3, 90c.
Flour-Quiet
Conee-$17 20.
Sugar. 11-l695 9-l6c.
Hops-Caifornia l9c
Hides-California, I3Lac
Copper-Lake. $l5 55.
Tin-Spot, $2l 20.
Lead-Domestic, 81 80.
lron-$14.
Petroleum-S7c