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!:fs ,. sltfS ITq To-
5 At q ne ' q e 10 81 SSp 5S
June 200 al Is a9ssc SO short notice aus slsc leo
july 40 y Ice a ls lsgc, 100 !, iSs i1S al
4 susast 0 a. i ISL S 10 a e sssS
10 At 10 56c 30 a. 10 331c 100 at l6Sc.. SOl at
70 ssmSsT e a, & IT, % SS g. Isp
iSS a. II aS :. 0sS9Sss c Sp II rs II 5c S
is Cc9 bales Grand oisi oss6 bales The receipts AZ
SIS p so we're M s Ssw s q'S M
mnston 81 Norfolk Ss6 saltmore, ss New York, Iii
day last wses, avs tbs day issy year All Total
as iolcws@fiave By stesS Ssmburs ~ stsan
1c somPrss ,ss srsmsn, X steam If Compressed
hG Sl.. s ssi s.P sr y se sSSS aS
issSa sew Jsrssy and scar * ac s,ss and rsaO
other Western ise: southern Oc isIsO. assso. z5c
FS1fsSSs -The market was 1rm, bu, quiet Prime
geese feathers were scarce ana gs0tsa a. &c 9ec
We qaOis,-prims new geese: Sc Sss mixed I. e
fsur4-ws nots sales BY auction sx LYDIA. ofso bbls
s 1STaS Sarfs 6S 81 sGSt. sSSas
sS 0s a om 4 5'a ana E@S a.
l0JO boxes Mcssna oranges ~ nom - - sa2s i30j
ordss EoEssS-ris msE.si was quiet saa prices wsEs
1;ssdy Gao's curraass sr sisu' amoods
dried, 49,; Tarragona, 100. Langueuoc lsKc. !
sardfnea 40 lake small quarters 2As<c. Csc
havesi sraxil aus s1sc prunes, ne = G5c BARGE,
Iona S assT @ %s sO Vi 4 n ss
wsre IN isr supply sas gsTlos; TSss d gd
$50. per quart; DO. 90. scarlet So do
70 ; apples Western New YORK, mixed, 81 Is . 81
per bbI.L do, selected % ~ q 81 o DO, common,
do, poor 10 air 81 81 w; hickory nuts VI ~ q
per busLel blaek walnuts svc SVe peanuts ancy ~
DRIED fruits-Peeied peaches were qaiet anu irregu.
lar. Cherries were dali and lower, Appics were 10
moderate request and. the marS OF was anll ana
weak az lower prices We quote s tate appss sliesd
Quarters TO- De do seea. 3d. sc DO DO tAhcy,
ssslsa SssaSs. Essse csEsIss. ssaS tsO 49, Ss
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON June a. 1878
Qstss pdSng @ s' rs sssP SSs
Y34 Expors-lo Great Britain, lo,7sii coaswisc lT.
NEW ORLEANS, June I. 1875
Gross SIS Exports 10 The Continent @. galss ii51
s.ocs $40 MssfyMst y 5ss s ASA SSSs' SS
Continent N: COastviie, 500 Sales, s,a0O
Cotton easy 4sa.!ns IKE iSs.i.S sg 4s:.p a;i so
S SsssgssssS5 f; sSs SS' % Great
ESpo!ss Sossiyss sii saiss'is siOsi iisss %ssEly-
1871. SAFES Ina
sales 100 siSGs ~ la0Ss MssEy-Sss rsosOS EOSs
Spirits turpsntne STEADY a. sSo Roam da a. 81 %
81 g r yellow dip ana = Tor lar At
Flour unchanged sales 100 bbls At SO IS for No.
81 Is for double extra wheat unchsnsed extrs willie
aShgA saS H i SaS GsS ~ 4 S0
ss Sr SCsd SS9 '' Gr ,hS. psr sGS S
per ton Canal frsights- Wheat sSsc; peas &C. corn
5 and ys sS s to Ssw o IL sssO q
q New YORK Sc e Albany Sc Lake receipts oats
shipmenis-Lun6er, 0OO,OOo feet
characterization, seoo bols wheat. aeo bushels
corn Al oOG do. oats 4o,0u do. Railroad receipts
oats, 1000 do. snlpmen. by ralroads-Fiour, 5000
bbs wheat $4,000 bushels 50 O01 do: OATS 2L50
do shipments by canal 10 lidewater-Wheat 70D
canal TO Interior ponts-Wheat 5000 bushels Canal
freighs heavy and lower; 6s<c for wheat &c. corn
4t4c. oats, Normally, TO New York. Flour fairly
active and steady sales OF $50 bbls unchanged rates
buyers Corn in more demand and higher salss OF 30
busnes sample lots at roc oats neglected. asking
Western. Rye anu barley exhausted Seeds duh.
Pork dull; heavy ness 81. Lard dull At loo High.
wines entirely nominal
Flour steady Wheat steady; No 2 white Wabash
22is No. white Michigan, 81 10 July, 81 ~; extra
do 81 rs amber Michigan cash and June 81 2O; July
81 ~; August, VI Il; No red, 81 le 81 lstk Corn
STEADY: high mixed, cash and June, re july, axe
August 751c low mixed 71sc. lie. Oats higher aud
in fair demand; No l. 6tc. No. 2 &c 62isc white
&c; Michigan, 62hc &c. Receipts-Wheat 2lUO0
bushels corn 6O5O do; oats, 5000 10. shlpments--
Wheat l00J bushels; corn, "a 900 do oas 5000 do.
CHICAGO, June 4, 1873
Flour quiet and weak; fair choice Western extras
- % "a T5i fancy family, So Minnesota extras 81 S.
a as IS Wheat In fair demand and lower closed
hrmer; No. spring 9Tc No. 40 92@,c. spot 9s5tc
jay. No. do, S95sc. g0c. rejected, sic SIC Corn
dull and unsettled 40. 2mixed fresh, 66hc. regular
aud weas NO. 2 6slsc. 5sAc, spot 5sA.c. June Sc
july. 1--we quiet and Unchanged. Barley Quiet and
weak; No spring 81 II 81 "a spot 81 ~ July Pork
panicky difficult to give accurate quotsttons sales at
sis SSk August Lard steady al SIS u cash SIS SIX
SIS 81 Jolly SIS rs SIS 80 August Bulkmeats quct ana
weak. Whisky advanced and IN fair demand al ~.
Al the afternoon call OF the Board-Wneat frmer and
65ssc June es,Ee. ts5Sc July Oats nrmer, at 5sKc
a 500 June 56kc. July. Pork Sc, higher. Lard weak
al SIS 70 SIS IS July. KeceIpts-Flour, 5000 bbls
wheat So 900 bushels corn, 81 oo do. oats. $500 do.
$1,000 bushels. corn, Is 900 do.i oats 5000 do barley
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ANOTHER JERSEY WIFE BrArER.

Yesterday afternoon . woman ran through
sussex street, Jersey CITY, crying out Murder
"pollce," 40 she was pursued By q man armed
with loaded cane, and when ne overlook her b,
struck her several blows before any person coula
interfere several gentlemen ran out OF the
New Jersey club room, on wasnlnatou street.
and rescued the unfortunate woman, whose iact
aud clothing streameu with blood. She was takes
into the cluO room aud physician promptly sum.
moned Witnn three minutes al ofilcer was %
the scene, ana he arrested the man, who PROVED
20 DO Micnael Haley, toe woman'a husband. oN
stated that hardly aay has passed for severA
months that he nas not beaten nee, ~ AlaluQu
70 the onAfae oil brutal conduct cnarne ives
made ngalnAf AIN fof carry n9 tnS loadsa weaDoh
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tered, l2o7 l2l11; do. do, do., coupon, 1921
122A do. DO, do, new, registered, 100 a 120k;
do. do do, do, coupon, 12s2l 124; do. 40,
1867. registered, 1908 1909; do. do, 40, cou-
pom, 124X i 1876; do do, 1868. registered. 100
12ok; do. do do, coupon, l247s 1875 do. ten
fortIes, registered. 1l77s 1885,; do. do, coupon,
1857 49,; do. nyes 1884, registered. 1l77s a
1854; do. do, do, coupon, TX llsk.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The largest transactions were in Union Pacincs,
which sold 1928 TO 1929 for rsts, 97S for lana
grants ana 02k s2iS for sinking funds. New
Jersey Central consolidated 1rsts were firm
1861 1851, anu convertible at 1o7. Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy consolidated sold at 1osA.
Erie third at 921a; cleveland aud TOLEDO, new, at
1887 New York Central sixes OF 1885, at 10l Gen.
trail Pacidcs at 1881 to 1o4 and Western Paoincs,
at 9SzS.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds, Missouri skies OF 1875 sold at
1929; Tennessee, old, at 5414, and North Carolina,
old, at 20.
ML-nJ NOC0K CTNHL< CNcLAMOE Cal &c
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s::s s.%;;.t 4: :E.. 4: :S5.: e q
fGSs Sa@ass back. Sc &c. n aS
backs s6ssc s9c; light crop. 81, ssc middle crop,
SIC Sc. middle and over crop, Sc sac Rough aTR
hemlock &c. 2sc. rough oak 2sc sc. bellies llc.
MAPLE sueAR.-The market was weak and prices ruled
in buyers favor We quote Kew light, &c. new dark,
Noiissrs-lhe market was oun and inactive. We
quote cuba. centrifugal aud mixed, SOC. Sc do,
clayed, S6c s9c do, mnscovado refining SIC. 40c.
f ans as sSs. FS Srs. nsG &c.
NAVAL sTosEs-Ths market was moderately active,
Dbis southern S2c. and 100 bbis New YORK slc
rco Os 8 g and & and ana s1s s
strained at y ~ We quote spirits t5rpsn,ins At s2sc
- s7s washington do g Is pitch q IS Aavces from
strained, "a %. Tar and turpsnlins unchanged spirits
oIIs. Cotton seed was dull and weak. Crude whale
was inactive and unchanged. Menhaden in fair
S TS, QUIET aud esay LnsSs s wss ,sdy AZ &C. s
onvs was moderately active Red was inaetye ... Palm
.siilss quarts . % q 20 per case de-. 10 casks
1 ans s = per S sses 1si:
crude, Northern ssc. SEC. Do, 90 south
7ac DO, blsseSsd Water &c. 7e. spO rTn
SSssScd q U nsnasd:n. seana Sc lard a." prime SS
n r.s ws. ~ GO d s35nsa 'ad sS%P sss a
SG y:sT S s Do S'GS S. aGa Ss:
&C. s ss na sSs S SSOs M y ssy q .ns l.
oil cake-Duty fsecity hin oblong bags $40, cod;
marie, was a aSS weak We note
sales Of 5000 bbs refined At l2ke for prompt dehvey
quote ;crade in bulk, exc. spot; SIC. Tor month
% SG PIE sr o cPU & oI m SsaRsd pS
e. Tor spot &C. tor month eases $50 Pc philadelphia,
10 5Snts S' s Ss S s1voss sesss
81 Erm st Psrosam csnsfs Ssssd ana
nominal Rou.eyis s9isi ana lover acossa atsl sz.s
ii Tx Sa T' i Tx ssfsa 5 bid u
PoT1rons-Nsw were In fair supply AMI scllos at full
Prices 0d we're dun and price. wsrso irr.galsr We
SsS' 81; early rose, new double hesd SbII, 81 50
50 Y; early ssc Ss,. y s.IF per spL 70
bulE per Dbl 81 IA q 7si Prince Albert new deabis
beer ss .M aosb! is sS e SSS Ss 81 49, Il
SSi ps. DBL 81 Is 81 s.; sweets wiAtsf Dslswars.
PovIiHY spring chlcksns were in lair supply.
S S o acre % D sss Eve pa af h %s
Ssiss WITH Eoea demand 81 mn Psicea we
do;, DO: isif 70 5000, Ie, le. az, jersey,
s sSrln ' as 49, E siGo jersey Ts prS:
49, 2oc: do DO far 70 good lso. $50 90, state
80 Ssss ss s p ri eli sR Ken ' Der .
w.sstS i9ws r sss ana Ssr'sy sO ser tss 90
state and Jersey ne: ac DO; Western lso, $780,
SSe. 49,. geese, state sad jsrsoS 81 81 Is,
Provisions. i eecipts-Pork 100 packages, beef q
90 sq Mas ~ a2 ana ard Sss as
lie decline 1ad nearly recovered. Inc sales
ssSg SS ana ~ Z az Y S.n assS . sS y
lse. sec ior good TO choice. Beef was nseuvs NE
:ISn wss ~ SG S Jan sG mess - u.s. u
sIl; PACKET beet. 90; tsfeed beet CITY extra
sI%s y, ss,: ~, sis SIS sssS9 4. Avn
i SSis psd ss 'fs Tsss $50 % tss;
Lara vas S ana ''s owsr sss ssssa re
sss s wSrS ssss s ssS'. ws .S NAE os o SS
tci Isl Asfsss wslissa ssssn % nsivss iSrmsi y
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market a Trifle
Firmer.
GOLD liz IA A 117 l-8.
Foreign Exchange Seady-MOney Easy and
Bonds Strong.
WALL STREET,


Stocks to-day were again so irregular that 1t Is
impossible TO indicate the course oil the market
or inte.ngently describe other than passing
events. The operators who are 'longp were
qulte as much demoraZed as those VINO are
"short" OF stocks and there was nothing, from
the beginning 10 the close or the market, that az
iorded practical encouragement TO either side.
The generally expressed opinion is that prices are
going lower, because, as IL Is alleged, the COM
mercia condition or the country is not one that
warrants an artificial ADVANCE. 1t has been gwen
out that certain stocks would move upward, and
On the strength OF the announcement consider
able purchases have been made. It remains to be
seen, howsver. whether the parties who thus lend
their aid to the upward turn win be able to gather
ell OF tneir expected profits
THE RANGE OF PRICES TODAY
was as followg:--New York Central moved from
los TO 1889. Union Pacific opened at 7l1, adj
Vanced to TAX and ended the latter price. Erie
moved up rom IS TO 1871 1877. western
Union advanced from 74H 10 75T. ending
AZ the last named figure. Pacific Mail
sold at 32H a. ending at the last named
price. Lake shore began at 500, advanced to
62h and closed AT 61ss. Rock Island, after selling
at 1O2k. ended at lO3 wabash was steady at ~
9H. Northwestern common ranged from 4Oh TO
ssX, but closea Mt 3s7S Ohio and MISSISSIPPI closed
NJ 239S, alter selling down TO 227S. st. Paul CON-
mon may be quoted at 3314 q S27S 33A. Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph was steady at "a. Panama
was without feature at 1913. the price OF other
stocks VIII be found below
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes OF to-day were as follows:-
ADvANcE.-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, a !;
Atlantic ana Pacific preferred, q; New YORK
Central u; e., q. and l. c., %; Erie. u; Hannibal
ana ST. Joseph, 4; Lake Shore, ga; OHIO and
Mississippi q Pacific Mail, y quicksilver, IL ;
Rock Island, "a; WABASH, "a; Union PACING, "a;
Western Union Telegraph. ~.
Observation-Disclosures common, ~; st. Paul,
u; Missouri Pacific, Il.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted TO about 100000 shares, which may be
distributed among principal stocks as iolows:-
New York Central and HUDSON, 1,400; Erie,
e,4oo; Lake Shore, es, 200; Cleveland and Pitts
burg. $50; Northwestern, 100; Northwestern
preferred, 100; Rock Island, 2ooo Pacific Mail,
oBl, 400; ST. Paul, roo; St. Paul preferred 200;
Ohios $500; Western Union, $4,000; Wabash,
300; Union Pacific 10000; O., G. and l. c., 100.
OPENING, HIGHEsf AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day:-
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 5 s7a-TRRIR SHEET

Do, fair 10 good. Isc. lsc. 40 new Georgia, lsc
22ci do, stare 5c. zoe. unpeeled do, halves, new,
si4c sc.i do. do, auarters do, he &C. blsck-
herres, Szc. 22c 23c.. do southern,
new -2e &c raspberrIes, new, re. a 2Sc plums,
southern lie. Isc. do, State. lsc a l9c.
FlRfcRAcKERs AND fORPEpOEs.-Fhere Was an im-
proved tone in this market owing 10 the near approach
OF the FOURTH and holders were very arm a. ad-
vancel prices. freerackers were quoted az " ia.
cash and 81 90 time, for short count aud ~ 20 casa,
and 81 81, time We note sales OF $50 boxes golden
dragon At 81 Ia cash. Torpedoes toy SIZE were quoted
AT soc. per IuOa
FIsH.lhe supply for all kinds was good. Mackerel
quiet, win lair jobbing demand, with sales o 200
bbis shore at Sl 90 Tor No. and 81 ~ for No other
grades quiet There 400 bbiS No bays the
market ana held at 81, with no sales Goldfish he de-
mand was good. We note sales OF 100 quntals u
Georges ut 30 70 So and 20 quntals OF New Banks ut
IS 30 Boxed herring was firm ana and selling
~ sue Tor Sore There cargo OF 1900 boxes
arrive held At 35c; There were no bored herring on
the market but there were lew inquiries for cheap
grades We quote No. bays. 50 a $40. No. 2 S7;
No s. So; No. / snore, So; No 2 50; No. s. 50; No
English IS; No. z 81 10; No 8 50 S. 50; Georges
Bank codnsn, 50 Is; Grand, $o So Western,
threes Sc; medium So; scaled herring ACC.
FLOUR AND CHAM -Rece pts-Flour IL sl bbls wheat
PSI S25 bushels; corn. 1910 do; oats, 1886 do The
Hour market auiet but steady he sales $3.50
bbs Rye Hour inactive at IS IS 70 Corn meal
was quiet We sales OF 500 bills ~ 81 80 for Brandy
aud Pennsylvania yellow. s. % 81 IS per Dbl Balu
more sacked yellow per 100 lbs, ST. IS a 81 10; city
sacked coarse 81 AZ; ne sifted vi 10; boltcd yellow
ST 65 6olted white 81 IS 81 50 per LOO lbs Jersey
Sacked coarse 81 ~ 81 IS; fine yellow, 81 81 81 IS
and 6ne white 81 81 81 10 per 100 lbs. We quote
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Corn meal Brandywne. ................... 60 10
the wheat market was apse,ilod ana lower but de-
at 4 q Tor So eSlcaso ana II for Nil
waukee. lhe sales about $50 900 bushels at 81
u = Tor No 9twsnkee on Il the spG y for az
mixed 81 9 for red winter 81 81 for No: white
IN a demsnd S ae sa were c bha at
re tor steam 7sc s2c. for dry nc. 7Se Tor choice
se,yy with sales Of 5000 bushels at IKE nc for No.
Rs was G YI Sn 2I
sS oS s S at Was Quiet sary s. ana
mi SIMPLY Of pigeons was good Dat at
Wild pigeons. sla ieS per - Dozen 81 DO
eaitsa s. 81 2s DO, isathsres, hight nsttsd, 81 g
sp gS d Seow zee q Il o. san. small 1n .s
asd
selling e steady prices New cabbage was IN ar sup
am aSa s 'sS assSs @
round p &c. ae q per 49, long & y eu per p SS
100, ST - s.; rhabarb, per O0 81 Soa green peas
s%s Per halt Dbl crate ate sl do Maryland mar HS
asUaT rag pe9 dos 81 t da
ay s % 5oa per 5Das M & M
ysIS%dc per Dbl, q; red 90 per Dbl, 81; psS,aps
R s s. g. SSs2h Ts D:t Do
So; do savannah s4a a 80 DO Charleston. 80 81;
egNsss @ihs marSei was qsist with fair demand
sns g al SOLD At Boston az c
quote Do9esG sq s s ia sc 1sFaeo and a Our
HAY AND srRAw.-The market was quiet with 4 fair
Pfes Ss 'sRS su al is
s5c 9Oc clover, 45c Soc salt 4oc. Acc.
quoted 7oc SOC for long rye Soc 65c short rye,
HEMP Jgrr-ine market for jute butts was Arm
aemp Tss quit a, nc prizes We note sales
sz double ss,s ss5 Tor snT Manila nil hemp c
$40 SIS gold Italian, s2sl s2l5 gold ute aye
b%c Jate butts quoted at 2%e iSlsc., currency.
EIDEsIlhsTs was mere g active ,o business at full
Oil Hn 20 pSs S e1. Rs a kDs s
we quotc:-Dry hides-Buenos Ayres 20 lbs a "a lbs,
slc a22Asc 10 "a Lbs 20 IDa ase 24c Monteyideo
zcc Rio eisnde 81 lbs q jSs 2ikci orinoco, %
lbs q lbs nc GSiitOrna il, lbs 2, lbs 2lc
= l6s; re- iss vers cruz Is lbs iS lb., lie
dry and pickiedl II lbs q l6s lac Isc. sisal Is
Msra.s;oo Os he PSsS Sa LBS bsn1s lS' ls I
lCc.; Puerto osbello and Laguayra, 10 los. q lbs,
Isc Curacao ana Ei9 Aacne dry and pcklsd) II lbs
q. ial prices Ihe arriyals nom Lo1aon we're small
since september is7t q s1S Hses total receipts Tor
ne w. sOc 500. Eastern new, 2sc. S5c Western new
& sS or ySsTnss s .Ss 1 5sS Sds all Gr0w'h' &C.
IRoS-dhe market for AMERICAN pig was quiet AZ full
prices We notice sass q l0g t0ns No o A%srS ere AZ
quiet aud holders we're disposed to sell Railroad wa.
So no. DO, ssd; Garls6erre. $50; American forge
e2i No coltness, $50 ISL no. Glengarnock, $50:
s2s; iron rails ssi SIS; steel rails SIS sM
LsATHEn.-hemlock sole was IN moderate demand,
fair request ana the market was dull and prices we're
nom,pnAa ne Tor ne week were 500 ndes
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GALVESTON. June 4, 1878
Cotton quiet; middling. l4c net receipts, IS bales
Sales Az Stock IL s65 WeeklyNet receipts IS; gross
S34 Exporis-Io Great Britain lu7si coastwsc. g7.
sales, 2,44A
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have their names changed every
wear; some because the names are
suggestive Of maclicate subjects;
some for good and sutlic cntreaSonS
| have heard that August Belmont
formerl V was known as Schonb(rg;
but | have 40 reason for believing
the story. 1t has been said that
WhitelaW Reid used to write his
meme y! WhileIaw Reid" and
| know that Bret Harte was only
few years ago Francis Bret Harte
and that his wife still calls him
Crank" Frank Leslie was orig
inally Henry Carter, near London,
but he changed The name himself.
Charles Dickens had two or three
middle names, but be dropped them
Recorder Hackett now writes him
self down John Kalellas HackeIt.
Abram Oakley Hall appears III the
city directory. Billy Florence'S
name was William Conlan. Grant
was baptized Hiram Simpson.
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Changed Names.

Gay Carlton'' writes The father
of Henry Wilson was man nam
ed Goliath, who lived at Farming
ton, n. III. Young Wilson was
named Jeremiah Jones Goliath :;
but when he was seventeen years
old it was the fashion for people to
send their names to the legislature
and have them changed; so young
Goliath sent his up, along with a
list of others, and as New Hamp-
shire man named Wilson had be-
come quite LEGAL lion by entertain
ing Andrew Jackson, Goliath be-
came Henry Wilson. If you care
fully watched the acts of the legis}a-
ture OF many of the states you
would be surprised at the number
Of people, who, for VARIOUS reasons,