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GASOLINE LAUNCHES
PUT UNDER FEDERAL
Inspectors CONTROL

OF interest to all owners OF small
power vessels in which passengers are
carried for hire is an amendment to
the Revised Statutes Of the United
states which the Government Inspec-
tors of steam Vessels have been orr
dered to enforce at this port and
Throughout the country. In the past
gasoline launches and other craft
equipped with auxiliary power OF less
taan fifteen tons burden have escaped
the jurisdiction of the Federal inspec-
tors. Hereafter Uncle Sam will take
as much interest in the small Try as
in the ocean greyhound.
The new law provides for the in
spection of the hulls and machinery
OF gasoline launches, and concludes:
All vessels OF fifteen gross tons OF
less propelled in whole or in part oy
gas, gasoline, petroleum, naphtha, huid,
or electricity. and carrying passen gers
for hire. shall carry one life preserver
OF the sort prescribed by the regula-
tfons of the board of supervising IN
speetors for every passenger carried.
and no such boat while so carrying
passenger shall be operated or navi-
gated except in charge Of a person
duly licensed for such service BY the
local board of inspectors No exam
nation shall be required as a. -condi-
tion OF the obtaining OF such a license.
and any such license snail be. revoked
or suspended by the local board OF In
speetoFs for miseonduet, gross negli-
gehce, recklessness in navigation, IN
temperance or violation Of law on the
part Of The holder, and II revoked the
person holding such license shall be
Incapable Of obtaining another stich IL
cepse for one year from the date OF
revocation
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UMPIRE ORDERS
DOYLE AAhl6HED
Fresno Captain Is Put
Out of the Game for
Objecting.
Raisin Pickers Lose to
the Seals by Score
of 5 to 0.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco ), Fresno o.
Portland 2, Oakland 4.
Seattle ., Los Angeles 8,
GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco and Fresno at Oak
GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco and Fresno at Oak
land Ctvo games).
Oakland mt Portland.
Los Angeles at Seattle

Charley Doyle, the captain OF the
Fresno baseball team. was ordered OF
the grounds again yesterday afternoon
at Idora Park, Oakland. Doyle at first
refused to recognize Umpire McDon-
AIDS authority. He was finally called
off the field by Mike Fisher and wolters
took his place in center field.
The trouble began in the first inning.
Spencer was the. first man up, and he
bingle. Mohler sacrificed to McGreg gor,
who tried to catch Spencer out at third,
but failed That filled the bases, and
when Irwin hit to Arellanes he threw
the ball to first, trying to eaten Mohler
at the first bag. 1t was a clase de-
cision, but Mcdonald called Mohler
safe.
Before Mohler knew whether he was
0ut of the game or was still running
most of the Fresno men had surround
ID the umpire demanding a reversion
If the decfsions MCDONALD was OBJ
iurate, and finally the men from the
interior town returned to their pOsi-
tiohs. Then Householder hit to short,
forcing Mohler to second. He was
called safe, and Doylf began his abuse
Of the umpire. Mcdonald ordered the
captain of the, Fresno team on the field
but he refused to go until Fisher re-
enforced the order.
Nobody scored until the fourth, when
Mohler hit and reached first on the err
ror of Eagan, who fumbled. M0hler
was sacrificed to second by Irwin, and
scored on H0useholder's hit.
In the fifth, after two men were out,
Hit went TO first on single and made
hit with the fans when he scored on
Spencer,s f1ome-run drive to deep CEN
ter. Spencer was late in reaching the
plate, and really did not touch 1T, but
Mcdonald called him safe and the score
stood 8 to 0.
After that they went out in one-twe-
three order until the eighth. when Spen-
Ger hit, went to second on Wheeler's at
tempted sacrifice and home on McGreg-
or's bad throw to first Wheeler went
to third on McGregor's error and scored
on wild pitch.
The feature of the game.wss Doyle's
misconduct, and the feature of the play
ing was the pitching OF Hit and Me-
Gregor Hit struck out six men and
held Fresno down 10 two hits. Nc
Gregor, the former pitcher for st.
Mary's College, struck out AYE. and.
while San Francisco found him for nine
hits, they were well scattered and
would have done littIe damage had ii
not been for the fielding at critical
times. Score:
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RESULTS or GAMES.

San Francisco 3, Fresno o.
Portland 2, Oakland I.
Seattle Q, Los Angeles s,
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~ yo,k Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. June 2-FLOUR-Re
ceipts. 12,2OO;, exports, ~54ee. 7. Dull
Minnesota patents. $4,000 400; do
bakers. ss-459$SS wiDtsT se sT o,PEs patents E y
tras, s2s0@S.4O; do low grades. s2.soa
. SWSHEAT-Receipts. $4,000. spot
STEADY; No. red, 94c nominal elevator
and 95c, nominal %. b. afToat; No.
Northern Duluth. 91sc. Except right
at the opening wheat was strong all
day The market closed y a. sc net
advance July, s67s 4g7 T-16c, closed
S7Ac;, September, s4* GS5c, closed
S5c; December closed s5Ae.
choice. 1905. s9lsc; 1904, nominat;
ofcs;; MONTREAL; Pacific Coast. 1885, -49@
14c; 1904, 1IQl2e; elds, nominal.
HIDBs-steady; California; q to 20
poJnas. 2lc.' -
steady domestic fleece, $50
PErRoLEUM--Steady; refined New
York, $3.50; Phf1adelphia and BaIti-
CoFFEE-spot Rio. quiet No. in
1873 futures closed steady al net
decline of five points. Sales were
2g0B6 bags, including: Jiily, $3.50
$40; September. Sc. 2b@6.30; December,
ss+5Qs.so; March, $3.50, and April,
15-16G3 3 1890; centrifugal, 96 test,
l5-326g3i &c; niolasses sugar, 11-16G
1892 Refined firm; No. s, 410c;
No Z, 1850; No. 5. 10. No Ss5c; No
10. S.90e; No. II. 5S5e; No. l2s SS0c;
No 13. 3.75c; No H. 375c: confection-
ers' A, 4.A5c; mould A, 495c; cut loaf,
5-Soc; crushed. 5,S0ci powdered, 4.7Oc;
granulated 4.6Oe. cubes. a.s5c
DRIED FREIfs
EVAPORATED APPLES-There was
no change in the market, futures CON
tinning easy, While spot supplies are
hrm. Strictly prime are quoted at lie;
choice, liz dl11ze, and fancy. 11546
12c. - r- =
PRUNES-Are. quiet on spot, with
quotations ranging from rs to sac,
according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are dull and more or
less nominal at 12hc for choice; ex-
ira choice, 13Gfstse, and fancy, lag
1871 c'arf''r go
PEACHES Continue quiet; choice,
lie; extra choice. 1l14 G11hc; fancy.
l1sz a 12c, and extra fancy II 29123se.F
RAISINS-Are quiet. with loose Mts-
catel quoted at 6@6%c; seeded rails
ins. ~ @5hc, and London layers,
$3.50 a l. el
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Hay and Feedstuns.

The supplies Of Hay in the railroad yards were
much more Plentiful than the preceding day
ADVANCED prices We're maintained with marked
hrmhess. Feedstdffs ruled steady, with the
supply and demand about balancing.
BRAN--SIa. J0f12i per ton.
M1DDB1NGS s3TS330 per ton.
SHORTS S21 1e2 per ION.
FEEpSTUFFS Rolled BARLEY. $24@2G;
oIlcake Meal in 5-ton lots. $3T so; iohbiug SIS
per ton; cocohnut cake Or Meal at milis'' $o3
in 10 and S23.50 in ton lots; jobbing. sa4
Corn Meal, $2s@29; Cracked Corn, S2oM30;
Mixed Feed. s24@25: Horse Beans. nominal
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl: Alfalfa Meal
carload lots. $3.50; jobbng, $40 per ton; Meai>
fsifa. $3.50 in car lots and 500 in smaller
ouahtites.
H4Y-Choice Wheat Hay. $lT@iS per ton;
good Wheat HaF, rSlJ@fs. other grades Wheat,
$l3G1 10; Wheat and Oat. s12dIs: tame oat.
$f4W15; Wild Oaf. S10ul3. Alfalfa. $12 80 4
STRAw-Per bale. 40@60c.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The leading feature of the market for Dairy
Produce Yesterday was advance of ~ per
dozen in Eggs The receipts were ;uneyeniy dis
tribnted and dealers who were IN need of supplies
bid prices up on the exchange. The market
and closed strong with zoe bid. Fifty cases were
sold, 20 changing hands at 1slae and 80 at i9c.
Butter was reported steady at the old quotations.
with surplus lots of creamery goods going into
storage. sss so sh
Cheese lower. but steady at the decline.
as the new quotation of &c will admit of profit
able storing.
Receipts were %. 400 lbs Butter. 6eIee lbs
Gbpese and 69s eases Eggs.
The offcinl quotations as established by sales,
bids and offers on the foor Of the Dairy Ex-
chonge are as follows. , M 's'
-,Bt5TTER-Fresli creamery eytras. ise per ID.
steady; do frsts. Lee, steady; seconds. Ice.
steady: packing stock stesdy at 15lac for No; !
and f5c for No. 2.
CHEESE California new fats. &c per lb.
steady; Young America. Zoe, steady; New York
storage. 16tac, steady.
EGGS California fresh selected. zoe per
dozen, nrm; frsts, l9c, firm; seconds, lsc, firm
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Clearing House statement.

NEW YORK. June 2.-The statement
of the clearing house banks Tor the hve
DAYS this week shows that the hanks
hold se.SI6.025 over the legal reserys
requirements This is an increase pi
Sl2l.S75 over last week.
The statement follows: Loans $l.ol1,-
$4,000, increase s2,152t0QL deposits
1885. 76l, 100, increase $Aeis 300; & &edr-
fgIaii1m Sesai fendsrs sss 90. decrease sss7
eo0: specie slSS, los. COO, increase s2,l24,-
800: reserve s2ss,ooS.S 500, i93erpeafssss 93espe afsss sE
incresss sI.ool.S25: surplus S6,S16,o25,
increase, s12I.S55t ex-United states de-
Dosits esIf .T2S.52s, decrease $lfb,lfb. -
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Frnits ana Yexetables.

good Saturday demand, caused nrm market for
fresh fruits and prices Of the leading descriptions
ranged higher. Berries and Cherries especially
Offering than on the two preceding days. small
lot OF Royal Apricots came in and sold at 81 10
VARIETY were hard to-sell at 75et6$1. %. Piunds
were SLOW OF sale at soc per dfawer for Cherry
and 81 per crate for Elyrnan, and early Alexsh-
l.25 per box. In the yegetahle line Asparagus
ruled hrm at higher prices, While everything else
on the list was Id free supply and weak. Pota-
T FKEsH FR6ITs- -stfasbeiriss. sedi1 per
chest for Longyorths and 1907 for large "a
Raspbsrries per chest, sio@i5, Goose,
berries. per ID, s@loc; Currants. chest, $3.5o08;
chefries box 60c67$l; 90 loose Id. 46Sc;
Apples. per box si-Is@2.as; eranses,
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CHICAGO B0ARD OF TRADE,
Future Grain and Provisions.

on is quiet and unchanged.
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Beans and seeds.

All handlers reported continued easiness in
Pinks, small Whites and Limas, but there were
no further reductions in prices. Blackeyes were
stilI in limited. supply and relatively frmer than
the other kinds. -
BEANs-Per ctl, Bayos So. 1904; Pea, So. rs
s. 24oas 20; Pink 81 75@f .g5. Rcd s. Lima, ina,
$5s50Q5.7 TO-
SEEps-Brown Mustsrd, s4.5oQ47b: Yell
low Mustard. s3.50@3.7S; Flaxseed, Sp.50@3;
Canary, 6Q6Ac: Alfalfa. 12c; Rape, gJs6ge;
Tiniothy. &c; Hemp. 5Q5hc per lb; Milet,
3Q3Ac: Broom Corn Seed $2o121 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. si.s5; Green Peas.
S2.1562.5o per ctl.
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General Nferehandlse.
GRAIN BAGs-gH aloc.

GRAIN BAGS-3a @ lOc
Wellington $3.50 per ton; New We'll
lington, $3.50: Seattle. Sc; Bryant. se: Beaver
Hill, $3.50: kosiyn. 81; Coos Bas, $3.50; Rich
in sacks; Pepnsyvania spthracite Egg, sI6
Camel 30 per ton; Coke $il.51@13 per ton In
bulk and sIj in sacks; Rocky Mountain descrip-
tions. $3.5B per short ton. ssAsg.i
add &c s5,liiseed. sc per gallon for hoiled and
soc for raw: East.r Oil in eases. M l. 70c
Bakers AA, cases, 81 2o@l %: Lucol SOC for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases. eS9
Tor Ceyioa and 55c for Australian extra bleach
ed winter Sperm Oil, 65c. ma tilral winter Sperm
Oil, 63e; extra bieached winter Whale OH,
eoc; natural Whale OIL. 95c; extra winter
Pure Neatsfect flil 75c; No. l Neatsfoot OIL
G7 lac: Herring OH, 4oc; salmon Oil. S5c; boiled
Fish on, 35e Paint OIL. 35e.
coal OIL. GASOLINE. ETC;-Water White
I7c: Astral l1e. Star. lie; Extra Star, aoc:
Elaine. 2Bc Eocene. 19c; Stove Gasoline. in
bnk Snk s il il eases sc Motor Gasoline MI.
tllAte, iron barrels or drums. Sc; No. do. size:
cases. G l5c more Benzine. in bulk, l21se; cases
19c; S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 26c; In cases
TuRPENTINE--ssc per gallon in cases and
gee in drums aud iron barrels: So
RED AND WHITE sLEAD-Red Lead. sdsKc
per ID; White Lead, s9sise according to quan-
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany auutes. net cash: Cubes A. CRUSHED aud
Fine grilslIcd. 1900 Powdered, 4.65c Candy
Granuiated, 4.65c; Fine, Fruit or Coarse Granu
43sc; uonfectioners' A, 4.55c; Magnolia A.
4l5c: Extra G, 4.05e: Golden G. 3.9nc; d. 3.S5c;
II. & E.. Crystal Domnos, T.55c; Tablets. half
bbls, 5O5e; boxes, 5.30c' per lb. Barrels and
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken oreless than 75 barrels or its equivalent.
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-, -, - -. -.

used C. Hall was wild and was the
first to. be taken out. Ills passes and
four errors by the locals gave billions
men seven runs. Vickers. who replaced
Hall, put an end TO the run, getting
except in the eighth. when hit and
an error put Bernard on third He
stole home while Capt. Dillon preteud-
ed to go to second. Hopkins was taken
out, but Bergeman was hit freely when
he went into the box. There was plen-
ty OF excitement and the fans enjoyed
what was really a poor gsme- Score:
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 2,-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. 5Q55z per cent
Sterling exchange. steady, az k4fszs
04Sss0 Tor demand and al $4-e-lpd
zS2z5 for sixty days
Posted rates. S4.S3 and S3.e69s
Commercial bills. s4slz H4S2
Bar silver, ga G.
Mexican dollars, be
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds firm.
Money on call nominal. no loans
Tinle loans. steady: so days, AZ qt12
per cent. 90 days and months, \ a
per cent.
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SUMMARY.

Home run-Spencer. Sacrifice hits
Mohler, Irwin (2J, Wheeler First base
on errors-San Francisco g. First base
on called balls-Off Hit 2. Left on
bases-Fresno 3. San Francisco 8.
Struck out-By McGregor 5, by Hit g.
Hit by pitcher-Williams Double
plays-Arelfanes uriassisted; Irwin to
Moh1er TO Williams; Hit to Williams
Wild pitch-McGtegor Time Of game
II hour and 35 minutes. Umpire
Mcdonald. e'-
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Ea.tsrn Lives.oek market.

NfiINl<AJO'
CHICAGO, June 2.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, 300;. steady. Beeves, $4.l0@6;
cows ana; heifers s1.70m6, calves. SIS a
1875: stockers and feeders, s2.75Q4.I5.
{. HOGsa4Receipts. 16Q00,s Monday,
$4,000: market pc to 10c lower. Mixed
and butchers $6.25@645;s Z good heavy,
$3.50 a 6.45: rough heavy, $6.15 9625
Light, s6.2516.45; pigs. s5.20G6. 20;
bulk of sales ss.371a @645.
+ SHEEPT-Receipts,. ln0e; market
steady. Sheep. $3.406S.1o; yearlings,
S5:1o@6.20; lambs s5,25dS.70,
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
sumNARr or rHE MARkErs.

Loeal show decrease frPm last year
in and silver
nd unchanged neglected.
o s iia5aH
Hay in better Feedstuns steady.
ans quiet N
Fruits n seodd demand and Arm
Poufry que weaku with
UNCHANGED
Mes in supply and rather weak
Local and bonds
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Imports at New York.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Tootal imports
Of merchandise and dry goods at the
port of New York for the week ending
today were valued at sI4,03s,Sf2 r e,s
Total imports of specie at the port
of New York for the Week ending to-
day were $57,459 Silver and $453,S03
gold.
Total exports of specie from the port
of New York for the week ending to-
day were s1,11s.4S2 silver and s4ssae
gold.
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Local Bank CIearines.

Local hank cleafines last week were
si5.Os2.e2T. against ss2.To4,3is for the
same week laSt year. decrease for this
year Of gI65is92 This decrease is OF
course due TO the present arrangement
in business, and is therefore probably
temporary.
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follows Flour. duh and easy; winter patents.
ssb@5ae: asss satsisSts ys zsasI5; % saters ss0
as "a, Nu. 9 spring wheat, 81 q s5el 80. 3. I74
s3c No. 2 red. s6E g ssixc; NJ. corn, SEN g
5lc No. ? yellow, Il 15lAc: No. 2 pats, SAC;
No. white. 35iao; No 8 white. sac. No. rye,
Goc good feeding barley. 44Q45c; fair TO choice
RItRg Irn. nassssd ssmathy los ss.a Ns
93.s5 clover contract grades, SLIPS: short
ribs sides d6osel, $s.s5@9O5; mess pork. per
bbl $l6 lard. per 100 lbs, ss.4T1a short clear
sides boxed, $95o@9.6o; whisky. basis of high
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per box frepacked). s2@s.5o; Lemons per bog,
bdss saa % s fRSsaibss ssts bs sn sa5aa' a
YEIETAB1iss LIotatoss. 76cG G$l per sack
for river ahd 65c@S1 per ct for Ores0n; do
new eff Tyof7 81 20, Oniohs per cti. $9 9s06a4 for
Australian; 10 new red, per sack, esq 11c; As
Raraglls, ner boz. s.. 5Qa.yo; nhubarb, boz. 7cc
bef h. 2645c; Cucumbers. bex. 81 al 80 Sum.
iner Squash. box, slosl.2si Csbba9s. per ctl.
Tbe; Carrots per sack z5e; Tufnips, per sack
iOe; Cauiinoyer, per DOZEN 4o@Soc.
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condIt,on OF the Treasury.

nsnt t1f- the treasury balances in the
general fund shows: AYailable cash,
Balance, Sl6l, 650,784; gold coin and
bullion, s7s, ,f56,24s; gold certl1cates'
S4143S, 400. .t.-
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Nerthern Wheat Market.

7sc;; blue stein. F4@f5c; red. Tic; val
.4e sa WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, June e2.-WHEAT = I'm
changed; export blue stem, 74c; club.
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Northern BUSINESS.

PORTLAND, June 2.--Clearings, s620,-
104; balances. s66,514
TACOMA, June 2-Clearings, $685.
S21; balances, $l26,697xs
SEATTLE June 2-Clearings, $685.
2s6i. balances, $492,463.
SPOKANE, June 2.-Clearings, $70S,-
4o5;. baiances, $fz.s -
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and bullion.
INTERNATIONAL.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT4The week closed on slhlI and un-
interesting mafket. there being nothing new to
report in either prices. or market conditions.
CASH WHEAT .s
-, California Club. si;s9@l; l;a2h;. California
OF Califofnia ST. 2ea .a5s NortIern club, 81 8da
l;S2i3 Northern REestem, 81 20; Northern Red,
!" n re - FUTURES.
Morning session-fo to IL O'Clock
DecenlberLNs aaIes; s1.s3 bid s1.33A asked
No afternoon session. rrsl
BARLEYAAs there are no local mills grind
ing Barley 20 speak of the market for the cash
grain continues very dun and nominally I'M
changed, S2pe holders were offering choice
interest buyers 80 5,is ~ sas -
CASH BARLEY.
sl.o5Q1. 10 for common and sl.12h@1.15 for
good to ciroiee feed ~,
FUTURES.
Morning session-lv to - O'Clock
f Open. High. Low Close
December aeJh 9Bia a5z 96
No afternoon session.
0ATS-Nere reported steady to hrm at unsl-
tered qnotati tions. The only noteworthy transac
tion reported on Change yesterday was the sale
of OF poor red at sl.3211. ~
Red, $l.30@1, 40 for p3or TO fair, sl45
@l.5s for good and 81 .6QQl. 30 for choice;
White, $i,e5@l. %; Black. 81, ,40Q1.42Is per ctl.
CoRN1I'he sitnstioh In this grain was IN
and sellers still ? t Variance. = a~a l,af1
California. sl.55ai.6e for small round yell
iss; los Afs. fHbF saff per ss si Esa" a0@
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Poultry.

Poultry closed the week with the market
quiet and decidedly weak aud quite large
amount of undesirable stock, such as small Hens.
Broi,ers and old boosters, were still on hand
at the clnsp
7fPOULTRY--per dozen: Hens. s4.5o@T; old
ROSTERS So 5Q614 so; young Roosters, $G@s7 so;
Fryers Sa.5U@ 450: large Brothers, $sGS 40:
small Broilers, S2d3 Pigeons, 81; duabs, SIG
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Meat Market.

Fresh Meats were abundant and the market
FPFsH MEATS W,,olessie rates Mound
from saughterers TO dealers, are as follows;
Reef. 5ia dec for Steers and sc for Cows;
Veal 6@6tSc for large and 1ase for small;
Mhtten 7S1a@ge for Wethers and ~ @sc for
Ewes; Lambs, s@9lac; Dressed Hogs, 9tz@loc.
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FAST FINISH FOR sRATrLE.
Five Runs Are Made in Eighth which
Win the Game.

SEATTLE, June 2.-Seattle and Los
Angeles played town-lot ball here to-
day. the local team winning by a score
of 3 to s. Los Angeles PLAYED q much
better fielding game than Seattle but
the locals hit the ball enough to give
them the game Four pitchers were
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good..

The talk among Flour milers Of advancing
prices has suddenly ceased and a. majority OF the
trade are inclined to Jet the quetatipns stand
until the new crop of Wheat appears on the
DIO usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 3oGd4 60:
Oregon and Washing ton. 50. .50a14 per. barrel
hrf as follows: Efalam Flour, 1926 per loo
MS Rye Flour. s3.Ib; Eye Meal $3.50 Rice
Flour. S.: Corn Neal 81. 20; extra Cream do.
Hpminy. S3.75@4, BlekEbeat Flour, 81 5oQ
4.I5; Cracked Wheat, S3,I5; Farina, s3,56;
%aSsss Eh.ast Faa5 ss a,lss RSlisa Oats b5s
$3.50; in sacks. 81 10; Pearl Barley, Sc; SPLIT
Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per 100
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London Wool SnIes..

LONDON, June 2-The tone of the
wool market during the past week was
quist, but ligm, Ths arrivals for the
$4,000 forwarded direct
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The metal mar
kets were ali unchanged in the absence
of cables. Spot tin is quoted at $39 rs
d39.50.
sl83Th G1S.75. casting. s1S.256 61S.371h.
Lead is reported steady at s5.T5d 95.
Spelter. s5.90Qs.
Iron is quiet and unchanged.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, ynhe 2-v0n the Produce Exchange
today the Butter market was easy; creameries
l4GlQlze dairies, lshMlSc. Eggs, steady; at
mark. Gases included 141s @l5c; hrsts, l5lac;
pFime hrsts, 16lsc; extras, lec- Cheese, steady,
i0Nf1c-7 ~fsr --- ssfsn
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Hides, TaIlow and Wool.

HIDES-Cnlls and brands sell about h6p1c
under quotation Heavy Sailed Steers l3c;
medium, 1at; light, l2e. Cow Hides, 12c for
heavy and i2c for light. Stays: slae; Sailed
dry Hides a2e dry Kip zoe; dry Calf, 24c;
sheepskins, shearlings, 2oQ4 each: short
Woo Woo a effn ar.e adss ss long sn
large and s2.75 for Medium. s.; ;25 for small and
zoe for Colts; Horse Hides, dry, $2@2 % for
large and 81 509i.T5 for medium. $i25 for
snail and soc for Colts, Bncksklns--Dry Mexi-
can. Boo; dry saited MeAlcan. &c; dry Central
roe; extra large do, $685. large, soc; medium,
soc; small. SIC.
TAILOw-No. 1 rendered. 4la@4%c in bbls;
n cans and an. d, drums, 1ac less; No. , 494he;
tw0OI-Fall clp--Northern free, 13l15c; do.
defective, t1@14e; Middle County, free, 12@14c;
de,.defeetive, -aeSlles san Joaquin and. South,
ern. s@1lc: San Joaquin Lambs 14016c; do,
defective. -aeal2e per 10. Spring San
Joaquin and Southern. II mouths 14Q16c; do,
0 mouths. .14atSc: Middle County, free 226
24c; do defective lsa2Qc; Neyada, 2292sc per
pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

. ST LOUIS June 2.-WOOL-Steady
Medium grades, combing and clothing,
24@ashc; light fine. 21 @2aei. heavy
fine, f6 @1Sc; tub washed, $50 S9c.
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California stock and Oil Exchange.
SATURDAY, June 2-l p. m.
SALES.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Session.
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Manhattan District
OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND, June 2.-Following are
today's sales and closing quotations on
the Oakland Stock and Bond Exchanges:
Sai6v 11saG n, ciactx, "A IN. sessi0n-
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 2.

Some Trading In Bonds, but shares
Rather Quiet.
There was very little business in
stocks on the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday but there was some trading
In bonds chiefly United Railroads at
S7s.75. a'7f- t" t
In mining stocks the Conistocks were
generally. lower. with a fair business
for Saturday The Tenopahs showed no
changes worthy of note.
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Two-base hits=Blankenship, Ellis.
Three base hit-Mott- Sacrifice hit
R Hail. Innings pitched by c.
Hall Hall ID; runs O., hiss g. innings
Z. Struck out-By C. Hall 8. by vick-
ers A. by Hopkins 2. Bases on balls
BY c. Hall 6. by Vickers l., by Hopkins
8, by Bergeman I. Hit by pitched ball
-McCIelland. Bliss, c. Hall. Heitmuller.
Passed ball-Bliss. Left on Bases
Seattle TO- Los Angeles 10 Stolen bases
Kane, Streib, Jones. Bernard Time OF
gane-Two hours. Uu1pIre-Perrfne.