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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were uninteresting all around yester- day Sierra Nevada a few cents better owing to improvement in the company's affairs, and Hawaiian Commercial sold up to $22
 The Deadwood Terra Mining Company of South Dakota recently paid a dividend at the rate of 15 cents per share.
 The Tamarack Copper Mining Company of Michigan has declared a semi-annual dividend of s4 per share amounting to $200, 000 payable June 3o and making $5, 439, 900 to date.
 The Grand Central Mining Company of Utah will declare it's first dividend, at the rate of 10 cents per share, amounting to s25,0Oo, on June T. payable June 1O and will place s20, 900 in the reserve fund.
 In the Savage Mining Company's ground on the Comstock lode. the 130-foot level. the main west drift has been cleaned out and re paired a distance of 12 feet; total length 565 feet Brunswick lode-The 800 level station has Sutro tunnel level has been cleaned out and repaired distance of 25 feet; total length, 67 feet.
 The Lillie Mining Company of Colorado paid a dividend of l cent per share, amounting to slG.000, June l.
 The Victor Gold Mining Company of Colo rado' paid a dividend of 10 cents per share, amounting to $20,O0O. on June 1.
 The Big Six Mining Company of Colorado paid a dividend of F cent per snare, amount ing to s250O. May 25.
 The Mayf1ower Gravel Mining Company of Placer County has levied an assessment of cents per share delinquent July 2.
 The North Gould & Curry assessment of 10 cents per share will be delinquent in the boards to-day.
 The Alaska Packers Association has declared a regular monthly dividend of 75 cents per share, payable June 13.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT:
fl2Oth-. AferidIa4l-Pacific Time3.


 . = q2Oth Meridlan1~Pacific Time3. . .... -<... SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, , p. n1-
 The following maximum temperatures are reported today iron, " leather Bureau stations in California: :.s..> :.
 Eureka 5S; Fresno. 76; Los, Angeles, 74; Red Bluff, P; Independence: A; san Diego. 6S; Sac ramento. 70; San Luis Obispo, E Yuma, e6..
 san. Francisco tenperature: Maximum, es; minimum. 5l, mean.. 57. ... WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL / @. FORECASTS.
 The pressu1e has risen rapidly; during the past twenty -four hours over the Pacific slope, except. in. the: extreme southern portion where it has fall en.. ...;: B.
 The temperature has fallen decidedly over Utah. Idaho and Wyoming. It has risen sowly y*over- California, Oregon and Nevada.
 Rain has fallen over Oregon Northern Ne vada and Utah. .'-...t =. A maximum wind velocity of 26 miles per hour from the northwest Is reported at Eu- reka.
 Reports are missing from many of the north ern stations tonight. :. hours. ending midnight. June 3, 1898: :. Northern California-Fair. Friday; warmer ir the interior; fresh northerly winds: % P. Southern California-Eair Friday; warmer fir extreme northerly portion; fresh northerly
 Nevada Cloudy Friday; warmer in northern utah-Rain early Friday morning; cloudy ArizonaEcioudy Friday colder In northern san Francisco : and vicinity-Fair Friday fresh westerly winds. .
 = Special report from Mount Tamalpais, taker : at 5 D. 'nl-CIear; wind northwest; 24 miles pei hour: temperature 56: maximum,, 5S.
 ALEXANDER McADIE. Local Forecast Official
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EMPIRE LINE.

Steamers formerly employed in transatlantic services of the International Navigation Com pany and specially refitted for this service
 S. S. Ohio, $500 tons, from Seattle, June 15 s. s. Indiana, $500 tons, from Seattle June 22
 $. $: Pennsylvania :3500 tons from Seattle, June 29 .:.::< ...s:.-+. ,t..t. Connecting with the company's own fleet of IS new and modern steamers and barges the Yukon River, through to Dawson City and intermediate points. For. massage and freight apply to
 NTERNATIoNAL NAVIGATION CO.
 SO Montgomery St.
 ' Or any of it's Agencies
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NEwPoRT-Arrived June 2-stmr .coquilla
 PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived May z-Sch Ex- celsior hence May 1s. - .sEATTLE~Arrived June 11-strnr Valencia, Bay; Bay hf; schr W s Phelps from Orca.
 Sailed June 2-stmr South Coast. for Dyea; ship Occidental, for San Francisco. *::.:. 9-.at .4AtsToRIAEArrived June 1-strnr: State of California, hence May 30; Br ship Glenard. ho Niss Sailed June 1-stmr State of California, for a&E EuREKA@Arrived sIHSlSeo June 2stmr orizaba,
 Sailed June i-stmr Fulton. for San Fran TACoMA-Arrived June 1-stmr City of Seat tie. from Skaguay.
 Sailed June 1-Stmr senator Tor san. Fran Arrived June Brig Tanner from Redondo.
 FOREIGN PORTS. .HONGKONG-Arrived May 30-Stmr City of Rio de Janeiro hence: April 30, :. FALMOUTH-Sail June 1-Br bark Heath bank for Havre
 sWANsEA-Arrived May 2s-Br bark Louis .ACAP'ULCoGsaiied June 1-stmr City of #GUAYMAs- Sailed May 8t-stm Curacao, for
 FALMoUTH-Arrived June 2-Br ship Port Caledonia, from Portland .,,.
 TRANs-A ATLANTIC STEAMERS.
 NEW ;YORK-Arrived June 2-Stmr Island,
 Sailed June ? 2Estmr Rotterdam. for Rotter- dam, for Rotterdam; stmr Feurst Bismarck, |. Bremen. ..e ..>-.~.. :LIvERPooLe-Arrive June 2-stmr Penn land, from Philadelphia. .:...'
 Sailed June 2-stmr> >Belganland, from Phila- i :. LAsGow-Arrived June 2-stmr Ethiopa, from New York l. QUEENsToWN- Sailed June stnr Ma1es- tic for New York. .:CoPENHA Arrived May so-strnr Norge from New York ..@:s HAMBURG Arrived June 2--stmr Palatia, from New York. .,. :.::-.-.-'
 NAPLES Sailed. June 2-stmr victoria. for New York ...-.. .:LoNDoN-saiIed June 2-stmr Manitoba. for New York. .'-:- '...:-- ::".-. .:GENoA-Arrived. June 2 strnr Aller. from New York. :.... .. :. r. Sailed June 2-stYnr Ems, for New York. l. ROTTERDAM-Arrive June 2-Stmr Obdam from New York. ...'.. f...>
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Is purely nominal at unchanged quotations The shippers are still out of the market and the millers not buying much local stock
 Spot Wheat Shipping. sl 42h@1 45; milling. s1 50q1 55 per ctf
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session-9:15 o'clock-December- 16 GOO ctls, s1 3924 20O0, s1 397s
 Second sessen-December-2 ctls, s1 391a 12O0o, sl 399s; 4oO0. s1 S97s; 200O, s1 S9&; 4O00 $1 40.
 regular morning session December .O0O ctls sl 4; 5000, s1 4Os4; S,oOo, sl 4o7s 3S,ooo, Afternoon session-December-6 ctls, s1 415s 20 coo s1 417s 5000. s1 42; 5000, s 42ls; 26 GOO, s1 42A 14,000, s1 42l2; 14,000, s1 4224; g, 900, $l 42A; 20 GOO. S1 422s
 BARLEY-Trade is dull at unchanged prices. Feed $1 l7k61 22IA: Brewing, nominal.
 CALL BOARD SALES. Informal session-9:15 o'clock - December 1000 ctIs $1 15lz; 5000 s1 15% 5000, S1 1858 6000 $1 15A 40G0. sl 153s.
 Second session. -December-2OOO ctls s1 147s; 4000 s1 15; 2000 s1 15b
 Regular morning -session-December-20 ctls, S1 16s.; 5000. s1 161e
 Afternoon ession-December = 12000 ctls, s1 l715; 2000. $1 11$4
 OATS-There is nothing new to report Fancy Feed, $1 40 per ctl: good to choice s1 321z6l1 371s common. S1 30tI1 321k; Surprise, sl 4OGI1 45; gray. s1 321zQ1 35; milling, $1 35Q l 40 per ctl
 CoRN-Large yellow is firmer and white weaker The market is slow.
 Small round yellow, sl 25 per ctl; large yell low s1 1OG1 12I5 white, s1 05d1 0719 per ctl. RYE-s1 35G1 371k per ctl
 RJCKWHEAT-S1 7501 S5 per ctl
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THE CALL CALENDAR
NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Photographic office. located in the Merchants Exchange. Is maintained in San Francisco for the benent or mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense.
 Navigators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail ing directions of the. world are kept. on hand for comparison and reference. and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights. dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The tifneball- on top of the building on Tele- graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before noon, and is dropped at noon, 120th mer1dIan' by teIegraphic signal received each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island, Cal.
 A notice stating whether the timeball was dropped or time or giving the error, if any Is published the same day by the afternoon papers
 c. P WEIGH. Ensign. U. S. N, in charge.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET:

NEW YORK, June 2.-The tendencies in the stock market to-day were much mixed and at times so conflicting as to- make any general view confusing and difficult IL is fair to state however that in spite of the reactionary course of some stocks the. undertone of the market was very firm and even strong: Tn a general way it may. be stated that the high priced leaders of the market, with the sin gle exception of sugar, came. to a halt and even receded, while the lower priced stocks. both in the railroad and industrial lists. were lifted to a level more commensurate with the high level attained by: the leaders. The Grangers, except Burlington, all closed lower than last night Burlington was sustained by rumors of approaching action toward refundinS some of it's interest bearing bonds.
 The very cheap rates for. money had: the effect of revakening interest in number of were ahardoned at the outbreak or the war The low-priced securities, especially those of reorganized railroad companies, were taken up in a vigorous way and very generally ad- vanced. Union Pacific. preferred led fn this class and very. heavily bought all day, closing with net gain of 19s.. The interna- tional stocks suffered from selling for London account being apparently. impressed with Spanish reports of the naval engagement at some degree of depression. Sugar occupied a leading place. both, in point of activity and
 Yesterdays activity in bonds. was not fully maintained, but prices advanced more gener- ally than in the stock market Total sales, tinted States advafced x, the new registered 4s E and do coupon 1 point in the bid price. There was a sale of the new; coupon at 123H, a rise of X per cent over the last sale.
 Total sales of stocks. to-day were 4s1. 900 shares including. Atchisop preferred, 1l.0so; C. and O.. 3530: Burlington. 23. 059; Chicago and Eastern Illinois, s6o2: Erie preferred. 7312: Louisville and Nashville. SS65 Manhattan 97sO; Reading preferred 26. 49O; Missouri Pacific 3SSO; New York Central. s55O; Northern Pa cihc. 2l l72o; do preferred. 21 $50: Reading, sOso; Rock Island 203o9; St. Louis and San Fran Southern 4547 do preferred 14.s15; Union Pa cihc preferred. 63.5 .515; American Tobacco, 13.- $50; Chicago and Great Western. 6025: People S Gas. I. 6S2: Laclede Gas. 2S45: Lead. 99l6; Pa.
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Tn arrow flies with. the wind The top fig ures at station indicate minimum temperature for the days; those underneath It. if any. the amount of rainfall or of melted snow in inches 9 nd hundredths during. the: last twelve. hours. Isobars. or solid. lines. connect points of equal air pressure; isQtherms or dotted lines. equal temperature. The word high, Hleans high barouetric. pressure and is usually accompanied by fair weather. How = refers to. low. pres sure and Is usually preceded and acconfpa led by cloudy weather and rains. ..Lows' usually first. appear on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast. and. the isebars. extend. north and south along the c6ast rain is- probable but when the low Is. 1nclQsed with isobars of marked curvature, rain south of Oregon Is i'm probable With a high in the vicinity of 1daho. and the pressure falling to the Call- f6rnia coast. warmer weather. nley be -expected fin summer. and colder weather in winter. The reverse Of. these conditions will produce an OppOsfte result.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway wharf, San Francisco. ~ :.
 For Alaskan. ports, 10 a. m., June*5. 1O.. Is 20, 25i 30, July 5, transfer at Seattle. ...@.. For :. Alaskan ports (from Folsom-street wharfl, 10 a. m, June 5, 26, July 1T, August 1. 9, transfer at Portland. Or.
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DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Receipts of Apricots falling off and they are doing better in consequence. Peaches are steady. Plums sell about the same. Apples are in light receipt.
 Strawberries are firm at the good prices The auction berries brought s3QS 60 per chest Currants are lower and weak.
 Citrus fruits remain about the same
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Receipts 332 chests of Strawberries and 4250 boxes of Cherries and 40 boxes Apricots Strawberries. S3G4 per chest for large and s4 50G7 for small berries in basket and - for loose.
 White Cherries 25GlS5c per box black. soa5oc: :: Royal Annes. 50G60c; loose Cherries 102c for white and 21aG4c per ID for black
 Currants. g 50Q4 per chest.
 Blackberries, s1 25q1 50 per crate and ~ per Plums, 5og75c per crate and 5o075c per box; Cherry Plurns 25G4oc per drawer. and 5O96oc per box.
 Apricots. 50Qsoc per box for Pringles and 75cas1 per box for Royals.
 Peaches r191 50 per box
 Gooseberries. 192c per ID for common and 4G5c for English.
 Newcastle Raspberries. s1 25 per crate; Near by Raspberries, sSG12 per chest.
 Apples. 50cqs1 50 per box, new Apples. 40Q60c per box.
 CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges, s2 50Q3 25: Seedlings, 75cGsl 25; Lemons. 50cGs1 for com mon and $1 25q2 for good to choice; Mext- Lines, s3d4; California Lines in small boxes, 40Q50c: Bananas. s1 25d2 per bunch; Pneapples. s3G4 per dozen.
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In ten. southern departments beer is a quantite negligeable. Generally speak ing, the beer drinking departments in the north are also at the top of the list for spirits. Each Parisian drinks POP liters of wine and seven lfters of spirits annually. Cider drinking. is going out of fashion. The average consumption per head for the whole population is: Wine S9 liters, beer 24 liters.. cider. IA liters and spirits .liters. Spirits bring the most revenues shillings pence per head, as compared with shillings pence per head for wine, 6 pence. per head for beer and pence per head for cider. The growing consumption of strong spirits and the drunkenness which follows have led the Government to lower the duty on wine and increase the charge on alcoholic liquors.-St. James Gazette
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THE LUMBER TRADE.

The Pacific Coast Wood and Iron says of the lumber trade "Fearfully dull is the cry among lumberilen, and the search for orders brings but few to light. The stagnation among builders still continues with but little prospect Of a change The redwood mills are some of them shut down entirely while others are running on part time. The cargo price for Puget SouRd lumber was reduced Sl. but for what reason no one can tell. There Is no great demand for lumber at any price, and why reduction was made at this time puzzles the public r.a : All over the State-north. east and south come reports of extreme quiet prevalingl and the winter and spring: activity has. passed
 Rural demands are few and intrequent. while the war excitement has affected the city situ- ation. With every successive step toward our .country's ultimate success the business. circles are ;queted and trade affairs become more normal. The retailers are happy only in certain. localities while the hardwood men re port similar conditions as affect the soft woods. Taken all ria all there IS great room for gen fr4l i-r.Na1 rj@rlL
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THURSDAY, June 2-'
DRINKING IN FRANCE.

The income received by the State last year in France from wine, beer, cider and spirits shows the amount consumed and indicates the drinking habits of tha different parts of the country. While the total consumption has increased
 beer seems to be gaining on wine. and spirits on beer. The southern depart ments and the wine-g growing districts still favor the national drink In Her. ault PIT liters of wine are drunk by each inhabitant every year. The Gironde comes next with 210 liters. In some of the northern departments, on the other hand, wine is at a discount. Tn tha Nord the annual consumption of beer is 252 liters head, and the neighboring departments follow some way behind
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Everything in the way of news in wheat seemed to be bearfsh to-day at the start and the sentiment was in full accord with the news. Liverpool cables showed 9l4d decline for July and 212d in Sep tember In addition there a report from New York that foreigners were selling at the seaboard. the continued promise of big wheat yield and indications of an early har- vest in tbe South and Southwest All this created weak sentiment, resulting in active liquidation, short selling and sales on stop-loss orders, which led to partial demoralization. July, which closed at 9lsl692c yesterday, sold down. to SIC, and September declined 1hc However there shorts galore. and every one had profit on their previous sales and saw fit to take it. Buying of that sort and against weekly puts turned the market firm. Letter brokers gave occasional support to July when it needed it.. The shorts in September gave that option the support that it stood in need of every time it got under SIC. July closed at 91% G92c. September closed 9sGlzc higher at 79c.
 Weakness .in corn early was due to the heaviness of wheat There was quite general buying later and the market became strong July closed 2sc higher
 After a weak opening oats rallied with corn closing unchanged.
 It looked at the start as if every broker in the provision pit had orders to sell pork. Prices suffered a severe decline. Pork is BOG and ribs SC lower and lard unchanged
 The leading futures ranged follows:
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. SC per 10 for heavy. 91Rc for light medium. 1Oc for light, He for extra light and 12G129c for sugar cured; Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 1Oieq1lc; Cali fornia Hams, 91sq1oc; Mess Beef. slO 50 per bb; extra Mess Beef. s11; Family Beef, SIP: Salt Pork, Ss extra prime Pork, S10; extra clear, sl7@17 50; mess. -$l5; Smoked Beef. 12a121ac per 10.
 LARD-Eastern, tierces quoted at 6c per ID for compound and SIC for pure; pals, 9Ac; California tierces 51Ac per ID for compound and 712c for pure; half barrels, TAG; 10-fb tins, SAC; SID tins, sac.
 CoTTOLENE-Tierces. 67s@7hc; packages, less than 300 fbs-1-fb pails, 50 in a case. 9lsc; 3-fb pails 20 in case, Sac; 5-fb pails, 12 In a ease S12c; lO-fb pails s in a case, ssse; oo-l6 ID IDS net. s1sc; fancy tubs 80 lbs net 79sc; half barrels. about no lbs. 7%c per 1o.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY.

Silver continues to advance. Wheat and Barley dull.. Some changes in Corn. B.
 Oats and Rye unchanged. .t Old Hay weak. Beans generally lower, Feedstuffs weak. Potatoes and Onions easy.
 Vegetables about the same. Butter weak. Eggs and Cheese. unchanged. Apricots firmer. Currants lower. Strawberries higher Dried fruits unchanged. Poultry in fair supply No change in Provisions. Meats as before. . Lumber very dull :.
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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell about 1c under the quotations: Heavy salted steers, 10Q10hc; medium, 9a91ac; light, Sc; Cowhides, 9G91kc; Stags, Sc; salted Kip s1ec: Calf. 1Oc; dry Hides. 16lkc; culls and brands, 13613lkc; dry Kip and Veal 15G16c; dry Calf. 1SG20c culls. 16d17c; Goatskins, 2Ol371sc each; Kids. 5@10c; Deerskins. good summer, 25a3oc per ID; medium, 20c; winter, 10c; Sheepsklns, shearlings. 20q30c each short wool, 4oq70c each; medium, 7oa9oc; long wool socqsl 30 s1 50d2 for small: Colts 2565Oc: Horsehides, dry. s1 5oa2 for large and slG1 50 for small; Colts, 25@50c.
 TALLoW~No. rendered. a@Slsc per ib; No. ?. 2G24c: refined 41k04%c; Grease. Pc.
 WOOL-Fal clip. San Joaquin defective, 70 9c; Southern Mountain. 9d11c; free Northern, 1761Sc.
 HoPs-1Ss7. crop, sa12kc per ID.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, June-July, 5A @ 5l5c; Wool Bags nominal; San Quentin. s4 s5
 COAL-Wellington. sS per ton; New Vel lngton sS; Southfeld Wellington. S7 50: Seat tie, S6; Bryant $6: Coos Bay, S5; Walsend s7 30; Cumberland S10 g in bulk and s11 50 in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, s14 Can. nel, s10 per ton; Rock Springs and Castle Gate s7 60; Coke. SIP per ton in bulk and s14 in sacks.
 SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com pany quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed and Fine Crushed. 7c; Powdered. 61ac: Dry Granulated. 57sc: Confectioners' A.. 5%c: Mag nolia A. 5lsc; Extra c. 5Ac; Golden c, 5Ac; 10; half barrels Ac more than barrels. and boxas lan more.
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POTATOES. ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.

Los Angeles Egg Plant, 12hc per lb; Green Peppers, l5@1Sc: Tomatoes. s2Q2 50 per box
 Potatoes and Onions continue to decline. Gu cumbers are slow at a further depreciation The other descriptions remain as before, ex- cept Rhubarb, which is higher.
 The Australian steamer brought up small consignment of Onions
 POTATOES-River Reds, 35645c River Bur banks. 40@50c per sack; Oregon Burbanks. 400 6oc; Petaluma Burbanks. FnG60c per sack; new Potatoes, AQ1hc per ID in sacks and 7c1Sl ONIoNs-Australian jobbing at s4G4 50; new, 50G60c per ctl..
 VEGETABLES Receipts were S51 boxes As paragus, 90 boxes Rhubarb, 3I sacks Peas and 41 sacks Beans
 -Asparagus, s2g2 25 for extra large; s1 5o9 70 per box for No. 1. 50c9s1 25 for small: Rhu- barb. oQGIoc per box for small to good and S5cTsl for extra choice; Green Peas. 75cG$l 25 per sack; Garden Peas, % per ID; String Beans, 6dlOc; Wax Beans, 7dSc; Horse Beans 4oq5oc per sack; Summer Squash. slq1 p per box; Dried Peppers. 607c per lbi Dried Okra l2!2c; Cabbage. 5o660c per ctl: Carrots. 30G50c per sack; Marysville Cucumbers, 5oa75c per box; Mexican Tomatoes, per box; Garlic. SC per Lb
 PERFORATED VEGETABLES
 ., Potatoes, sliced, raw, 12c per ID in lots Of 25 ID; sliced desiccated. 16G1sc granulated raw. l3c; Onions, COG; Carrots, old, 13c; new. 1Sc. Cabbage, BOG Sweet Potatoes. BOG; Turnips. 25c String Beans. BOG; Tomatoes. 50c.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is weak at the decline. Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
 BUTTER Creamery-Fancy creameries, 1sc; seconds. 1Sc.
 Dairy-Choice to fancy, 16hG17ac: common grades, 15d1ec per lb
 Eastern BAter-Imitation creamery. 160 16!zc; ladle-packed, 15q16c per ID; Elgin, IT CHEEsE-Choice mild new. 90; old. 7h@ S12c; Cream Cheddar. 10611c; Young America 10Q11c; Eastern 12913c
 EGGS-Ranch Eggs. H@16c per dozen; store Eggs. 1S14ql4c; Eastern. 14]AGl5c; Duck Eggs.
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CLOSE

,ar silver firm, 2E1sd per ounce; money, 11a@ g. per cent.
 MADRID, June 2:-Spanish fs closed to-da, It 61. go. Gold was quoted at S2.50.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

NEW YORK. June .2.-The Earl Fruit Com pany realized the following prices at auction today: Cherries-Black Tartarian, SocGs1 30; Royal Anne s1. 4Oa1 %, average s1 ST.; Black Eagle. Wood. 55c0s1 lO average 76c. Two cars sold to-day.
 PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Cherries-Black Tartarian 50cas1 IS, average S1c: Governor Wood 4Oc9s1 105 average soc; Purity, s1 60; Centennial 90c. One sold
 BOSTON, June .-Cherries-Bigareau, S1 30: Royal Anne. sl 35; Black Tartarian. -5ocqs1 10. One car sold
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Old Hay is weak and some desnriotions sbnw