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Germ Diseases.

The diseases in this list are known
to be due to germs or their toxins.
Every modern physician knows that to
cure these diseases the germs must be
destroyed and medicine cannot do
that. Medicine sometimes acts as
tonic, aiding nature to overcome the
germs. But those results are indirect
and uncertain and they depend on the
patients condition.
Liquozone directly attacks the cause
of these troubles and there is no other
way. For that reason, diseases which
have resisted medicine for years yield at
once to this treatment and it cures dis
eases which medicine never cures. The
results are inevitable. They are so
certain that in any stage of any dis
ease in this list we gladly send to any
patient who asks it an absolute guar
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Postmaster General Payne's health is
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to resume his duties in about ten days.
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Copyright 1904, New York Herald)
YOKOHAMA, Friday-Miss McGee, physician, and eight
today They received
very hearty welcome Of Yokohama de-
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

ASNs1stSeptonher 7sd; sepemberoctober $3.50.
Decenaber-IanusTt AoveE5er-DeceTn6er 6I7d;
at Sisd este-Yar1s quiet but STEADY:
Aed ba5 sc 1 t ME4rTRs -four
made. We quote FTD9- 1Sss sight concessions were
ssRri6g clears g cas 5 extra %5 Wiate a q a. so
STe:: s S ~ : winter 50 35qss 50. RYE FLOUR
s. s6ss4 ESlr q good S4gS4 % 10 fancy
white yellow 81 400 s. a. zte7dy quoted; Fine
firm; quoted western spring s os g 1og$l - FEED
bran S33 nour DO $24g$24 80; red dog SIS: city
In sae.s ri 1>-S g., 80 horiny chop 81 bulk $50 IS
wSsat nav From every point Of view, the
the close only &c net advea o 9ne ana at
op1nE 10 d f r N posting the visible supply statement
decrease had bee a 1 OF the lake stocks liberal
Kansas and other parts OF the southwest Se a rams
IS N progress As general thing, however the weather
~ b Ie%s vas OF favorable nature. The strength
oy July IN contrast its heayiness and was
way down Most European advicss also Rad b lie
WORLDS shipments than last os Week mem hg oels 5naeT
passage and further co1nI9nt saeS N the amount
tons in Rumania ana R1ssts arn as 70 crop eondi.
Phase OF the foreign situation has
country for supplies the coming season than for some
STey consisted OF 10 load worked late Saturday
@gr man they have been running chiefly from Boston,
last year Minneapolis stocks
St Louis said that discovered in several
No Northern Duluth 81 Of. adoa t. GoRS
IN ,h mn me gay opTaoons revealed very little change
vas fairly steady in sympathy with wheat and in
l275ooo bushels in the on passage Interior
corn Closed Sac eirayor and 5gc y asoat: $40 VIII,
Western market steady but neglected all except
26Ga2 10 closed 43a47c; natural white S9q32 10 499
r S Va. aao. a aas
melting montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June O-CATTIE-ReceipIs 2G90o head
Texans prime steers. 81 T30S5 -
medium. 81 5OaS5 so sockers and feeders s. 5QSt -
cows and helfers T6GS5 81 1922
b1iIs S2GS+ 20: calves s. j0dS5 Texas fed
ass ga HOGs-Receipts today. 81 900 tomorrow
1s 600. left over So Market. 5QlOc higher; mike
ana butchers S5GS5 20; good 10 choice heavy s. 2'
81 40 rough heavy 81 9oGS5 IL light - 0S5 20 bulls
or sales S. I0qS5 20 SHEEP, receipts. 20uO MARK.
etAadv 70 strong good choice wcthers 81
Fair 10 choice mixed S4gS4 70; native lambs. clipped
S3aS6 rs.
t-a,ess Ci+v June -CATTLE-Receipts. 80
head Including SNutheTneTs market steady
choice export dressed hee steers. s. - 50 -. f
Western fed 81 ~ tS6.
ers and feeders S3GS4 20 Southern steers S&a$5 u
southern COWS. S24Si native cows and Hefers. So
S. 40 bulls 81 5odS4 %. calves. s. 509$4 y. HOGS
Tareints 100 market 56iOc higher. top. s. lu
mix az saies 81 alFS5 % heavy S5aSJ 10. packer
"a 956$ o.. pigs and lights. 81 4oT$4 05i=. SHEEP
head. market lea l5c higher. native
lsmbs S5m6 Western lambs S5l6 50. fed 81
aIS 10. Texas clipped yearngs, - IIffS5 -, Texa
cll,ped sheep S4a$4 IS stockers and feeders SIQ$i
C.rc,nnatt June 20-HOGS active. IS s0dS5 SO CAT
TT Is dul SaQS5 80. SHEEP slow, s. 35G$4 l5 LAMB
slow S44S6 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-1Ork. June p. 1900
,oF-rr,f-To-dsy's coffee market rather
~ al marital decline OF points. n sympathy with
,ge- European shan expected. but, with primary
-S-e,ts continuing very light and crop acvices from
-- u5 better market developed some demand from
sst7r HORSES and there little or no press
me rera.ned advanced 70 partial gam OF
noiurs Later. heaT1sh cable from repre-
Spgttva at largest local the coffee trade who
lirht 10 io damage n Brazil. that benefit
the receipt q this cable the
set the lowest point OF the day, but RAJ
the Gloss Aan Street buying. was
unchanged prices Sales were re-
rgred bales. o. re European markets, Eavre
rr lower Neither the Brazilian markets reported any
ehanee although private cable from Havre stated that
lowering offers. Receipts the two ports
rere - LaEs y last year. and az
interior points. 800 against 2322S bags
or II the present small movement Is
me weather Brazil quite probable that re-
the future VIII very materially increase
srersi private received however. stat
Ing that the is apt 20 continue light The
fr market steady. with quotations the basis OF
&c Rio The warehouse deliveries IN the
United States the week 74.s7O bags against
81 bags 1T 500 bags for the week
a wear ago. OF the former amount Nev-Fork reported
go bags compared with 80 9QO bags last and
1900 corresponding week last year. Re
opts aggregated 10000 bags. contrGsted with
5000 the previous 5300o bags last year
cleared $1,000 bags the United States during the
Europe, 2.eGo hags Santos cleared Al 600 bags
United States az 00o bags Europe Receipts
Bahia for the week were 1000 bagsI present stock.
SO00 bags
Ths range Of contract prices tho market
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street south Ferry. Time from South
gerry hve minutes earlier than shown bslow-i
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
ChlNh-Z40 90 CHS EasJOn OnIy) e10 a m. 1Z0
90 20 o. 40 Easton only) p m sum- zs-%o T. H.
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANrOE-z4OO. a10 a m.
s 20 2; n Sundays a p a m; i 20 p n AKIN
BARNEGAT-z4O0. '9-+0 a m, 30 c. 40, Lake
wood and Lakehurst Only). 43o m. Sundays.
ATLANTIC CIrY-.s4O a m. TAO D. m
slNELAND AND BRIDGEToS-tz40o a zTI3o
LONG BRANCH AsBURY Park. OCEAN GROVE
Point PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE P0ISr--
80. 6so Il SO sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHILADELPHIA- READING TERMINAL). .4.5.
tTG0 tS.O0 600. 1000. tIlOo a m, 1900 .1O0
$3.50 TOO t6G9 '4Oo $40. $780, T1S0. s00O 5000
Path AND CHEsTNUT STREET.-THE. tsCo 'lOoo
sI200 a 200. taco. 600. ZOO. 70 Is p.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTON-aOO. 1000. 1zO
200 400. 500 T00. u IL
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrsYTLLE AND WILL
lAMsPOtsT-I 90. 5425. $500. l-9 70. 5000. 11Oe
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. =. OF Rector ST. Pr
Atlantic Hlds.. Seabrtght. Monmouth Beh. and Long
Branch Asbury Park Pr Pleasant 1000 Leo.
zFrum Liberty Street only. 'DaiIy. tDaily. except
Sunday. tSunday only tParlOr only. VIA Tama-
xsaturtays- aExcept Saturdays
PSI 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. Isl sth Av. Is Union
Square West, 1853 East i25th St. 2I3 West 125th St
2t5 Columbus Az New York; Z Court St, S44 ss0
Fulton St. .kiyn; $50 B'way. wmsburg. New York
W q BFSI.EP c. BURT
Vice Pres and Cen MET Gen Pass'r Agr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
q RAILROAD.

sT NB fR s. E zND
The leaving time from Desbrosses aud cortiands
Streets 1--WE asss than that Exss T..
noted.
l55 a N. CHICAGO sPEcIALRasios si' feals:
and Dining Cars For Chicago. IndianapOhs' LOUIS
vile 21d St Louis ,,rv,,, r,,,r,,n s,..ptnr
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati INDIAN
1O.2S A NJ - The PENNssYIVAN1A LIMITED-PuIl-
man Sespins Dinns smoking' r ana Ss rois.io
Detroit, CINCINNATI ana Louisville us ,-1rr,,vss
FOr Nashville Cincinnati and Louisville Indian
ass P NJ. cfIiCAGo TED,@PuIlman slespins;
smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago ana
800 P. NJ. ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For FittTS6 1S9as
Car For Gary. " Va Cvia Shenandoah Valley
sos P. N WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago Din
7.55 P. NJ PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pitts'agrs To-
GoS5 Teg RS@s FG CONNECTS for
s.25 P. NJ CLEVELAND AND cINCINNATI Elk
PREss-For Pittsburs, Cleveland cineinHatL IN
S.55 P. NJ PTTTssURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
WAsHISGToS AND THE soUT CT I 70 D..
Linitsd'' all Parior ana Dining Cars . Is = =
= as sans aaS Cs: a5
6 z Gs4s e. tnis s ' sas
souTH a sSSs'' 1s1 2 2 PR as AS
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-ExDress. s25 g. m. and sS'
sEABoSKD AIR LINE RALwAY.-E1press. II Is D. m
:, and Y 10 night daily ,s.mDb,.
SOttF Ol4F AND WESTERN HA1LWAA--HNA N-N--~-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RALwAE.-1dS a m week
DAYS and ass m daily. -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-s9o a m
AELANTic ?TTr'1ass M and 2ss vs'k ssgs;
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor smoking Car PaTlor Cars, and standard CoacIss
Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 D n. weekdays
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK North Asbury FaFS
sundays, Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from
West Twenty-thrd Street Station, $50 g. m. l22S
125 Saturdays only, as Is, AS and 80 p m
week days. Sundays. 755, 9 % a. and 500 p m
From DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets $40. 800 a
1880. 100 Saturdays only. 23O, 34O. $50 and
$40 ,. m weekdays Sundays, SIS, 80 a m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos 725 s755. s25 $685. 80 IS % SO st Louis Laltedl
955 80 25 (Penna Limited. sl05 So IL 50 rs
10 (Desorosses ana Cortandt Streets 10
ass, '3 % $50 rs - 25 80 - SO Chicago
(0-55 North Philadelphia OnIyl D. II 10 night
weekdays. Sundays COS. 'T.J5. S q 20 % tS953 81
Louis Limited. So ('IO Is Penna. Lmited. 1000 a
II Is s1255. "L55, 90 25 g. S. - y l.455 Chicago
fer Philadelphia only - So. s555 655
755 rs s25 % So for North Philadelphia oniyl M
1910 night
aDiung Car.
Ticket Offices. and 261 Broadway; 1s2
Fifth (5eow I'D ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue tcOrner
Goth Stl: 1 House. named above,
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage rom
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone 43 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
". W. ArTERRCRY. = R WOOD.
General Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpool June 2O.-Closing-W HEAT-Spot easy; No
California Sd. futures steady July. 6s 2td; Sep
tenber Sd: December. nominal CORN-Spot easy
Auercan mixed new rs Al; American mixed old %
futures quiet; July 6s sad. September 6s q. PEAS
anadan quiet at IS I'D FLOUR-St. Louis fancy win
duh at Sd. HOBS in London Pacific COAST steady
a EGdEG LIS. BEEF easy; extra India mess 5Ts 3D.
FORK dull prime mess Western SOS I'd. HAMS-Shnrt
-ut IA 10 Is 10 dul 44s- BACON firm: Cumberland
cut 81 10 80 10 ass short 10 - Tb long
middles light. - to "a n SIS. short clear backs
q bellies II is N, S9s
SHOULDERS q IS n. JOS I'd. LARD firm:
prime Western in tierces 34s Sd: American refined.
pa4ls Sd BUTTE1R-GOod United states quiet at
d9s. CHEESE quiet American finest white, ais Araert
finest coiored ass TALLOW-Prtme city quiet
21s. URPENTINE-Sprits dull AS ROSIN-Com-
mon frm ~ PETROLEUM-Refned quiet nj I'd
LINSEElD OIL firm at 1Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
NAVAL STORES.

rnars vas "A steady market flr spirits turpenti1c.
1thorh the quoted prices unchanged based on 6ac
vDs-bine made firm s. iUfS3 IS
r common to good strained Tar was duh and nominal
'SpGiRTfs TJrRPENTINE-ou and machine hbis SEQ
5Gzc.
R0SINLCcmmon 70 good strained. 50 l0gSs Is; F.
- %. + So -. q So 81 IS; 81 40; X S3 %
- G5S4 10 y. 81 25GS+ 70. e. 81 so and W W. s. 80
STOCK ON HAND.
bbls II -.
-4oS
wilmington. June 2o.-sPIRITs TURPEN'rINE steady
sar bid. receipts casks. ROSlN-Receipts, III bbls
TAR firm 81 So. receipts. II bb!s CRUDE TURPEGN-
TINE nrm So -, 81 and 81 .. receipts, rs eois
t'harleston. 2O.-TCRPENTlNE arm. o..
p0SIN firm Quoted: b. G, 81 %; D. 81 10; r. s. %
T. 20: 81 IS II. 81 so / - 10: r. 50 ~; NJ 50 40
So q. 81. " ". S4 40
savannah. June 2O.-TURPENTINE steady. 524.c; re-
r,ips bbs. sales 4ed b6is exports 90 bbs ROSlN
ulHl: receipts Isle bbs sales = "A bills exports $50
-l,s Quoted b g So G5: d. 81 20; z. So IS. F.
- 81. g. s. 50; IL So I. So 30: X. So NJ IS 65: NJ
London June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIS 3D.
ROSIN-Auercan strained. So ID: dne. lis I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

ne local spot cotton closed quiet at II 20c
iS nieeltEg upland soc middling Gulf sales
ee ~" bales delivered contract Southern spot
80 were teiegraphed follows; Galveston quiet &c
"s a. llc sales 81 bales: Mobile nominal al Il 1tc
- ees; wilmington nominal Norfolk quiet unchanged
~ 1l'ac sales, Baltimore nominal az II IOc
qcset lie. sales 20 bales LOUIS
-. NC lower l1Acs Eew-oreans steady. @e lower
a. sles ssleE 400 bales including 300 bales b.
hpAs Quiet. &c lower lie; sales. p bales savah
- easy 20 lower lie: sales, "a bales Estimated
sepB A. leading tomorrow: A. New orleans
- q 30 haes against week ana sSls last ssar
Galveston. u bales $50 last week and
AS week and s year
kscsps the ports ana points to-day. com
pared with he aav last md asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 20. p m--CoTToN-spot in limited
a cid good mdding 6.5Od middling B.4Od low mid
ding 26d good ordinary. I'D; ordinary 592d The
aias ~ the dav were bales of which 200 for
pecu alton export and included @O American Re
cs,rfs 400 bales All American. Futures opened quiet
and closed quiet. American middling. < June, 61lt
June ana July 6o2d and August 59Id. August and
Gentan,ber TSd September October 539d; October
ana November ; 23d November ana December, Q ia
December and January. 5lid; January AMI February
I'D February and March. D. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

NHLID2N--EO-davs cotton market Tuled generally
vas trading moderately sentiment
e1 very bearsh by the continued good crop accounts
~ me reports ~ unsatisfactory trade conditions which,
resulting very small demand SPOT cotton. prac-
Aaiiy eliminates statistical situation trading
llcr present the nrrrness OF
Liverpool talk uverE0d market and discounted
AearizA crop report Tuesday had tendency re-
tt offerings caused covering. but the char
Aer q the South good 70 pro-
e anything ike Dull speculation, and ths market soon
etlee 70 Of bear and Southern sell
ING TIE opening steady advance q . points
70 decline 81 steady cables and covering
steF lrreguarity around tie opening figures the
market broke generally weak during Al
most the 4 the lowest, which in the
s1ee m the afternoon July sold lO55c august AT
loaSo; october TIC and December at 4sc or de
us 81 about Il 10 ~ points Just before the close
mere was slight rally covering, ana the market
@Ss nnsy steady a. decline q p 20 81 points on the
&c snc % u 20 = points the crop positions
Aes Sere estimated al $4,000 bales L was reported
curing M dar u Southern market leaders
- sappfilng July ana august IN the Ne-'feasis mar
80 DIT Ae"}r.eaHs heavy seller al along the hfe
=. te lofa market Sentiment beaTlsn. even az tle
1HeE level Of bull speculation 10
ss sasanege ~ the interest ana 70 tCrcs
-9f-lltg said going 90 Tar
70 predict tat July and August would sell at IOc be
IRE ie monthly bureRu JGty b. This following
1 4eAt week o. dry had tendency % relieve
-bless-onE % complaint drDuth ana undoubtedly IS
A1L-fis t4e CROP Or excellent condition.
TIC rsnEe q prices the local market to-day
wa as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

Coffee canies-Rfo-Cofree market firm; No 7 Rio
sff26j exchange ia: receipts 600 bags; shipments
Cor cha United States 5000 bags stock 5s30 900 bags
sssoei reeeiptS, 900 bags; stock ssl 600 bags Ham
buE-Codee market opened pig lower. at 50
q 2 pig lower; sales. IS. 600 bags Havre-
Co1ee market opened barely steady \ 81 franc lower
a. y n declined i franc; Al May advanced y
france other months unchanged ESQ n advanced
Z trano. Iotal Sc "A 600 bagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
lHROTGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Lackawanna

Lackawanna r abroad.
Leave Nsw York. Barclay and Christopher sta
YS.OO A M-FOr BnghaElton and Syracuse
5000 A M--F0r EUnaio. Chicago and st. LoolA
IL r. ii -focolO Mountain special
81 90 p. M.-For .slO and Chicago.
- o. p M-For Scranton and Plymouth
see p M.-F0r Buffalo ana Chicago
p II Buffalo. -yVactIss tStchneld springs
a M-Flr P NJ
Tickets az I49 40. 1888 14S4 Broadway, N Y; S3s
Fulton Brookyn "paily Except sunday trhlrs-
Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

cash quotations follows: FLOUR-stealy.
WHEAT-Sprtug No = 93ie6c. No 3. $50 S3c. NJ red,
YNcHSI CORN-No 4Sc, Ne yellow, 4eapJec-
OATS-No 2 4Oc No 8 white S93+4 RYE-No . soc
4Td54c. FLANSEED-No l. 81 OF No Northwestern,
81 uT CL.OVER-Contract grade $40 -. Pp0h-lieSs.
bhl 81 9GGS12 81 LAPD-Per 100 n s. SIi2 $50 9S
CUT MEATS Short RIBS SIDES 0o0sel 81 @ s. 80. short
clear sides boxed. STGSI % WItISkE-Y-Bass or high
2S on the Produce Exchange today; BUT
rER-Steady: creamertes 13i1T1il-c taires. I2G16c.
ECGS-Essy. mark. cases included. l4Gii1sc CHEESE
easy IA Csc
puIuth MINI June 2O.-Close: WHEAT, No l
Northern. 92sc; No Northern S0esci July 92'sc; Sep
rember. Sic
Milwaukee June 2o-wHEAT No Northern. s7Fsa
RYE-No 1. 6gQ70c- BARIEY-No , 6ac; sample, SO
5-c CURN-No ,, 4sG49c. July. 4T7tc BID
MINNEAPOLIS June 2O-WTIEAT, IuIy. a2S4r; SspreT-
s'-, TS07sc December. rs &c on tracS No hard
s5c l Northern, Sic; No Northern. 81 Sc
Philadelphia. June 2U-WIIEAT Arm and l2c higher:
courral. grade June. 81 O1ls9$l % CORN quiet but
steady. ssh aisle OATS duh and unchanged No
lud weak BUTTER unchanged extra Western cream
lSc. nearbv prints. l9c. EGGS steady, fair
demand nearby 1879. loss od fresh western $50
fSr loss or fresh Southwestern TT1SC loss off
raand: New-Yo-z full creams. choice fancy new.
s0Sl-c fui fair 20 good. s. GIVE.
Receipts. ono hDis and -S4tse 70 IN SACKS;
corn 5000 oats. loco bush. shipments Corn.
600 bush. oats. 10000 bush
81 I7uis Tune aO-WHEAT-No . red cash elevator
FORN-N1 q. cash 4IC. July. t6l sc. Septenl-
acr sEssc OArSNo cash, lie July. SIC; September
SIC. NJ white. 45c
TaIar- June ao-CI.OvER SEED closed. cash. So 10;
October So prime ALSIKE 50 20, August, 50 j
lid: prime TIMOTHY. 81 10; September 81 4''s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
eslpts al the porfs and interior points to-day c
Win ths saTla aaE last week and last year:

Exchange special Liverpool csblesSp0t eoiton
aet 1000 baes. speculation and export, DO laies
upis 500. receipts 1000. 81 American iniddIing
On 80 Futures opened steady, 4uS points lower on
polnfs points lower new. closed quiet, net 81
-N"ef on old ara 2H5 points yHer On new cInp
--- june. 9ilds June-Jaiy. 6G2z; July-Augnst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Eign. III. June 20 CspeeiaD.-Buttsr ruled IN.
Board OF Trade to-day at lI1=c 10 the same last
week Sales in the FOR the week So 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
NEW YuaK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. June 2O-FIOCR-Fancy blended patent. s. rs
spring patent 81 90 family winter patent, 50 81
bakers patent s. 30 bakers clears 81 30 pastry
low grades. Sc 70: s. 60 WHEAT-Sprng
stronger; Northern June shipment. % &C; winter
No =. through billed 81 Is asked CORN
duh. No yellow 54&c; No corn. 52g52l7c OATS
aliie- and % white. 451.C, No . mixed f2c
FARLEY no demand RYE. , IN store offered
al TSl4c steady. wheat. 3sc 70 NeY DIRK
Chicago June 2O-Ths leading ranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

ola''. Chinese and Japanese porcelains are both
thoroughly overhauled. and chapters are given
10 lhe hard paste porcelain of Germany, the soft
paste and hard paste porcelain OF France, the
polceiains turned out elsewhere on the Cont
nent. and the work OF the English potters Some
OF the most interesting pa ges in the book are
those which deal with the introduction OF ORR
entail porcelain to the West and first at
tempts to initiate the East i'm this field OF arts
tic production Mr.. Dillon has done his best 10
make difficult subject clear and collectors owe
him a great deal Fifty Illustrations many OF
which are exquisitey printed in coors. rein
force his text. The Connoisseur's Library as
is shown by this book and by Ny Davenport's
has plainly taken Thorough for its motto.
and this applies not only 70 the writing Of the
text. but to the preparation Of the plates and
all the details of manufacture.
Though "Daumier and Gavarni." by NJ. Henri
Frantz and NJ. Octave Uzanne. is not book in
the conventional sense of the term, but simply
the special winter number of The International
Studio. il simply deserves TO be mentioned
among the interesting art publications of the
season. 1t is a crowded gallery of designs by
the two famous caricaturists, reproduced in half
tones. in photographers and in color. The au-
thors Of the text are brief and 10 the point
They sketch the lives of DaUmier and Gavarni
with French vividness and judgment. and in
each case utter the right critical word. For the
rest they leave the sardonic power of the one
draughtsman and the graceful wit of the other
TO speak for themselves. Neither OF these two
masters is we'll known in America and students
should be grateful for the opportunity TO make
the acquaintance of some of the most brilliant
caricatures ever drawn