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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAP

BrFPAIo July 2.-CATLE-Receips to-day, llg head
total FOR The 1850 head Tor the same time st
eek 2j3 head receipts consigned through 40 cars ue-
crease en- feceipts week % cars No sales To-Day
frcsh arrivals consigned through cars on sale
SIrTP ANp IAMIs-HeCcipt3 to-day l2uO ead t0al lot
the week thus far 900 mead for the same time as Nee
500 head consigned through 25 cars Marcel without ae-
cidod change sales Of Western sheep o. - 2Sq5 S
ira al 81 20 for lj Averages Lanus ii foa@O -Oi OtS
OF stock remain in the yards unsold; 1880. -, 49,,
OCs-Recepts tOday $3.50 heal total Tor the week mus
head: time last week LEU head
consigned through 10 Market dull and slow offerings
aht sales Of WORKERS 81 30G$4 50 Heavy 81 4OdSl oOi
best grades disposed Of -, -.-...... ,roc,- -
Recepts IA 900; shipments $500 market slow ana slade
lower Choice Heavy 81 "a 80 Light 1904 10 Mned
So 0Od$i 10. 800. ,.---... ooo h..A. r,orro+
firm aud moderately active: shipping steers - 20 feedes
nominal; Butchers steadYi COWS - 9Va6S oOi l,S
AZ 30 fairly active at 81 1OaS5 AZ Tor Bul' 10 soOu
Receipts 400 head market shade more active
EGsf LiBKETY. Penn. July 2-cArTIE-Reeepts to-day;
757 here only few WhOesale buyers oh
hand and slow sold except at retail anu these
HoGs~RecOpis to-day 1895 heads Workers. 81 lOsSl 2Oi
Philadelphia - 4Oa&i 60 --,,,.- .,.,- ., aoa
50 7j. - -, ,,r sh,,.
ping grades Butchers stock larry aetYei t"i !" "n0'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Good to Choice. - s5ss7 Common 70 Good I Extra
Ohio siSsi Good enOlse oo - sGsse sa Ts
Clear 81 50ess so straight 90 90 ssg 20 PasSS 70
g gss ST. WIZ Louls Extra common Fair o q
Far g Good do - soaso SS qTP1 % r f
rm quiet ght export very moderate oDong trade inqn'
s9 ec 80 g IS Choice to Fancy Family s. s5cs7 g
....RYE FLOUR-Steady; sales S9O DDS c,iye
Az az 40 bii yellow western - 30 Brandywne
GREfN%wiiEAT~M q2c. better good export , de-
m2nd far d S9sG a. y 9P@@S o o bush spot neudSg
graded spring soc q Il 02i No $apThg '2c 30 mter
feSS 2 No Winter Red 65e, No d. q l9 "a
q "a 10 DO ftl z emit S1s fsi 20 White
81 II: Now Amber Delaware, 81 O9 Red and WhS Sed' I
to 5GG August 81 OO No spring July q o. eIosng
Csc bid o7e asked do epe@beI 9Vf oi s 90 do Ang3s
Jsy g o. closing = e &nsr u Rea Jus 81 o. clos,
ing 81 OF 30 81 0g ASKED 90 Apg 5,5 ~ la. no DAYS July
81 on No Winter red up 20 2g6n 5@ly 81 State saIe
Dull nominal 55gble WesIeln D1a VS re- FARLEY
and iSp0 BARLEY MALrNomlnai cANADA, PEI PE 10
SS%e2 5SGye ps S39S oao Fsi s y
CORN Market shade nner slI supy oI Id5 sales
western SSed 46ai5 ec a steamer Med
laallc 10 hsnsa 52S MSS5 steamer
Steamer i fg 4g S4ic closing 45isc bid. 45c
s MaS d5S' August closing A .5s &C.
Closing bid Is &c ASKED August iGse cosag 1g,1 !;
actyt Unchanged sales, $4,000 bush no p 5 yt
white Sic: No L. gle; Mixed Mes1crh While tale SEA
o. in,lnlin9 4 800 bush White Western, SIC; 3s09 DuS
No Chicago for export 81 2c.FE ED seG'1 q" ~ fn
peT ton. BEANS Gull. shade easier; Marrow - oV'
Medium 81 5IGSl 60. ----.,. ,....,,., o., 51Oa,c
nay AND STRAW-QCiUt low grades weak pI4Lle ~
firm We quote: Hay-ShppnG 42%2Oei rS'
IS qG5c; Clover. 2Od25c, and salt 5Oa4Ve Sta"-Aons
rye doe; short do. and Dat SOC. cash ,,, pr,ts
HEMP I.lC.-Quiet, unchanged; nc sMts Iu'c. ~
a27c Jute p5o.i Manila Hemp 6'iaO Sc sl'a' uo
1IitFS@Ip continued demand, frmer sales $500 DIy
B6goa pan lsc cash. less 80 days Interest I,ooo az!
I;ueuos AYES 21c, gold. months Buel0a
Montevdeo 2Oc; CoIrentes l9J RIO GTande ay a
IT,. Natam0ra. lGlsQl7 &C.: Vera cruz 10 zg iGc
Ta1nnico l2c; BOCOta li2GlSc; MaracaDp I32aitc"
aoIis I2G I23r Puerto CabcnO and LasuayTa,
Caraccas l2G3c; Payta. - Campcaohs - a"' 80
TOblscD II dljc gold Dry sailed IoAiS I'~-0 ~ ~
Slaughter OK. Si2C, CufIen Cy. . . l., rfo, q WI, .
HOPs-Quet for export but limited STOCKS hon PFC IG"
Yeariug case; Ola an growths, 02ci taoina dTa ~
IEATII5R- IIomOck Sole advanced, with better sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Do. SMALL. 400 50 Turnips nat, 100 90.
Beans, Norfolk. 20 2 90 punches 90. 0003 80
Cucumbers SO... O0g 80
sUNDRIRs
BceswaI. 10. ...26 G27 Feathers 40 0lj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
LIVE POULTRY.


Shipments Of Potatoes. 1850 bbls; Of Onions a. pkgs
Long Island and Southern Potatoes are very plentiful but
with q good demand prices fully sustained. The
Bermuda steamer only had bbs. Of Potatoes on board
5000 Of onions few
ana Tomatoes. Onions from North Carolina sell
81 90 10 81 90 according 10 The size OF crate
Beans from Long Island have fair inquiry at II 90 TO ~ per
N0rfOlks 81 ~ barrel. Cucum
arriving from nearly all the Southern States north OF
Georgia well from Long Island tho latter sell well a
per 100 Very little Asparagus IN the market. a lew
crates Of sweet Corn from bermuda have made their appear
Jersey expected Friday WatermeiOns abund
soil slowly for the FOURTH OF July week these
Florida sold ~ SIS f2l 100, with Georgia at 500
$40 per higher price obtained for Georgia only
account OF their small numhers Florida Melons generally
claim the preference. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

BERMEs AID EUT-pRIED.

Receipts Of dried fruit Tor the weak. pkgE. with
2ilD pkg- Peanuts Shipments Of Dried Apples 81 bbs
The slight speculative inquiry noted last wcc seems 20 have
been satisfied t,Tr IL evidently less demand for The class
Of ppes then being taken This year crop Val soon gps'D
the acn0u Of majority ~ dried fiu dealers already
letters yo boon received the south uquirug what new
Appcs can be placed f,w Cherries were reported
sold NJ 2uc This certainly higher than the market war
rants ana ~ They Orward u any quantity, We may OK
~ u. l-- M IN LuuL.L-.u-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Nearly all The uurvcr fruit arrived late Int when dd got
here nearly everything sold well though not % very high
figures Tie supply OF Apple continues toincIc yrt Tho
demand kerus them vel cleared stray berries arc
nearly thI0gg coming many OF indays arrivals were
a Culer. some OaWrrn8 fHlhuG AZ 3at'.. p.i
quart. WlOrrbrrIr- ure arriving from Maryland.
jer-cv ana TINS state; prices alt easier OWING 10
Uci,f demand .taspbarros arc freely offered, and
arr Ind good request 1Gc quart for Black Cap ~ TO-
gC NIyes Cherries grtuug rather scare anu are
fancy lots have cello quotations NNtnu Hid
Dnrrhtcr B!ackpcrres are quite abundant few L. wton
were received o. uay Georgia Peaches arc not plenty (;
North Caroiuas when order sell well few Hale .
Early Delaware Are in c market bat thr green al
poor condition Of tho fruit m undesirable
MANY VI the Cufraus arrived late for the market and
vCra od u large QUautr. Tor Jelly purpose at Ease
f, Beach pllms aTr selling De- pur quart Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

The daily average receipts Tor the week az the various
points OF distribution follows: Enc Railway 100
cans OF cream. 300 or milk Harlem lthiioad,
2,2IO do. Ncwllaycu Railroad, $50 do; Hudson RIVER
railroad, 400 do Midland Railroad LOO cans Mlk ar 1o
routes, l,fbO Blk
bV boat down the IIudsun River 100 cans. total $3.50 cans
Mix Of 40 0usTts each The price at which the sur
platform during the IaAt week aver
ages 81 % Beginning a. ~ 20 u gradually rose 10 - on lho
10Th fell back ~ the following day The warm
demand and prices we're advanced
accordingly Considerable milk upon ARRIVAL cauS
ing only InOlerate aupuIy Of GOOl lnlk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

steers 81 25asf do and Heifera s2as3 so Tex:
shade on Grass steers s3Gs5 80 do Cows SZ9S2 W
receipts, l,40O head. =. a.
HoGs-Nioderaey active and higher Light Shipping SO 65
as % Packing 80 e0ds4 10 Butchers 10 Extra, SIC
81 20 receipts, $500 head.
with fair demand Tor good MuttonB snip
ping light; Choice to Fancy 80 37aS3 62i2 Good,
S3a$3 80; receipts, 1000 head
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FAIL RIvER. Mass. July 2-The Printing Cloth market
has shown demand and good degree OF Dns
ness quotations much seader II not stronger al
cash for 81 square Cloths and &c cash for j6xO Cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Receipts the past week 81 200 pigs previous week
Sbipmer,ts past week 1 1876 pkgs; same time last
wear, 1878 pkgs. Tho Buiter market remains IN
condition reported last Week. yet Wo
prices are materially unchanged the feeling Is 50 weak u az
fancy goods bring outside quotations II Is Tue Same
with with Cheese few fancy marks or pets as
called Will always command
higher fes Than the ordinary Of Butter IS for Instance
20c. was obtained to-day Tor Fancy Creamery
while lgc. il universally Acknowledged % the TOP
Of the market state Dairy Pals Il selected
side Western Dairy Tubs not quonb above 3c though
strictly fancy lots VIII 90 c. higher Factory TUBS
r arriving freely and IN sense OF the Word ther O
Is easier than that Creamery, especially this warm weather
Tor In Ia allowed uGdsurbed IN the COOL quiet cellar
icchouse Toe. reached Tor the best selected ~
m4iUuty Of the stock Is worked on fon c
town Sbppers bought more the past week than they can
fud refrigerator going steamers and VIII there
week. THIS viii probably nccessite
holding over good doa Of Creamery, aud commission men
arc already actively engaged n hug their ceDO1es WIN ice
IN -auL-. -u-II.-l 4 s-llL won't QlnLaL.ul5:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
Gnropsan ADVERTISEMENTS.
pICCADILLY.
TAWAR 1NDTEN GREELON

Universally prescribed BY the taculyA laNatiye
ana mecaed fruit for the immediate reet ana
cccua cure constipation headache bile hemorrhoids 80
ou1T mike pills and the usual puTgatyes Is agreeable %
take and never produces irritation. Prepared by GILL
ION. - Rambuteau, Paris Depot. CASN ELL HAZARD x
Co corner Jtn.ave and 2ith-st., NeW-lOlk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

ExpOs salt Bacon, 1860 boxes Beef ll71
bills Pork O8I bhls. tts, and 30 halibbis. Lard
2276 pkgs gOJs and bbls; Tal0w O22 pkRs 40
tCs IN halfbbls Beef about the as last week
though doing tfe better than for the past few days sheep
decline Lambs Of better quay anh Ia
much better demand Pork is quiet and lower Quotations;
Reef .id,s nine H. 7ia0 "a Do common tOfar Cha ~
10 tar Ia oond ! Lambs. .............. OH
Do Texss.... Ola 6la PORK. oy dressed. 5Aga 90
sheep, pflme....... 3 a ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Receipts for thcpas week i3O bales shipments ~ Hops
2j2 bales Hon market b. quiet exporters are DONG ut
t and brewers show disposition 30 Buy n any quantity
they are however taking afcw at about Sc Lace are Hh To
the vines throughout the State, Dut other
wise they are growing finely. Quotations:
state. good 20 prime all Wlsc0nsn...-.-.-... .
state, fair 70 good. a ds.................
state, pOOItO flT... , q d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Receipt. Tor The week. o177 pkgs; DO last week s3C9
rtrs week last year. $50 pigs Eggs con.
iuur arrive freely and with mod ic demand he
market rules weak ANA lower Tho extreme weather
mai vrcei -tr anxious SELL ana thus avoid putting mem
cold storage. Many al the eggs are heated upon arm a.
De- kept in The leo house Song ere they wan p
40 inc rease as 10 work TINS STOCK Of. Quotations:
NJtII pcozll Ti5 west con........... giaa1Oa
Penn ~ a. " d1z GlB ID Canada. trr-u.....ll ~
West pritue....H ala Canada. .......lO al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
Bankrupt NOilceS.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tho

THIS is TO GIVE notice. That on tho
18th day Of May A. d. 1875, warrant IN Banksqpiey
issued AGAINST the estate OF JOHN oCOSn0h, OF
the CITY OF New.York, in the County OF NeW-fOfk ana
state Of NewYork who has been adjudged on s
own peOn that the payment Of debts ana 1eyey On
any property belonging such bankrupt 70 m of LOT use
and The transfer property by him. are fcden W M
bat meenpg OF the CREDITORS the said bankrupt TO prove
their debts ana 10 choose one assgnee OF ms estate
he Bankruptcy TO De holden AZ the OF
nee OF the Register 800 Broadway, IN me Cy on New
York Room before Isaac Dayton eniH REGISTER on
INC @ou u"J VI 'u'' " " LOUIS L. PAWN,
s Marshal as Messenger southern District Of NewYork
VIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il 2ot6 day June. A D. 1878 warrant IN BANKRUPTCY
Vos issned against the estate OF ALEXANDER BRANDON
of ork In County OF NewYOrk and OF New
York who has been adjudged bankrupt his petit
ton that the payment OF and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt TO him. for hs use
ana transfer of by him. forbidden By law
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove
their debts and 70 choose more asgnees Of hs
will DO held at Court OF Bankruptcy 70 DO holden az w
152 Broadway IN the City OF NewNOrk BEFORE MT hs,ry
Wilder Allen, Register, the 18th day OF yuy n ~ '
at ] O'Clock D. m. LOUIS Z; isi vaark
u Marshal as Messenger southern District Of Ne"f0fA
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rlme...... 3 a ~
POULTRY.

with Of live poultry yesterday and six today the
market very literally Supplied aud prices weak and Dc
idedy lower on spring Chickens They are generally small
when Of fair size have good demand Tor the houy
rade Very few Ducks and Geese are wanted our quota
aOns Fowls only be obtained for the best quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

pecaiu for the past week Beans l6S3 bbls export OF
BfSus la pkes Receipts fPeas $40 bush export Of
pea Il i6g bush Bean market Is quiet, with weak-
ung tendency all except Red Kidney and turtle soup
which owing partially 10 their scarcity ana 70 ne lac. l
% -fock IL cotroed few parties held nrny - 70
y somo strictly Prime Reds but We hear OF no
r Icv 90 pea doing tribe better IN Boston,
winch may iavorabY affect this market The indian ouer
,r io O3 IFS OF beans awarded TO party III Rochester
~. Sfs ~ an 2a.c per 10 delivered Chicago Al present
nric.s mis- will leave fair margin OF pIOit though not
rnOagnito get suddenly rich over Very niue Denet VIII ~
ce 10 ihs market Though its Influence yet VIII hep re-
fuce the stock In the country. Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
PINT CLOTH MARKET
financial.

Gas SToUhS.
All NeY.YOr and BROOKLYN Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment securities dealt IN by -
GEO. II. PRENTISS
BFOadst, n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
OFFICE or TIE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY /
Cn,IpANY. lH MIllian-st.


COMPANY, Is Nilianst.
NEW YORK, June T. 1873.
THE NEW MORTGAGE for fourteen mil
lion dollars (SI4OOO0 G0l executed by this company
90 Augustus Schel and Cornelius Vanderbilt trustees bear
ing date the 3ls day OF October 1917 having become st
property " said company notice is hereby given
that pursuant % the scheme Of arrangement authorized
confirmed BY Of the Parliament Of the Dominion OF
Canada passed 10Th day OF April 1878 the Deben-
Cerhcate heretofore issued which may be hereafter
under said cement, be exchanged al the
Union Company Of the City OF NewYOrk, after
Monday the 10Th day Of june 1873 for the bonds OF TINS
company secured by said mortgage
AUGUSTUS SCIIELI. (Tr,staes
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT { i'1'FS'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03
vamnv I4aI7c: Black 13el5c. Forcign-Australian
Greasy, 3ga45o.; Cape Of Good Hope 25G3Oo.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EoR LIE WEEK ENDING july 2, 1873.
rFrpresy Tor TIE \. z TRDUNK, by our own HoporIef
General Directions.

send only good arces The freight and other expenses q
~ or goods Pat everything good order An atiractiS
iook secures examination and often makes sale where
siOveuiy Appearance falls rack sectIe
W ~ lie marion will moi allow thrcOntrGts 10 change ab0n
Isc pny of clean dy straw with eggs Mark pain
IN 1jt- stcrcilae IL bCst-apd note contents on "
box or barrel stating the AMOUNT also send letter az y
sarc time stating Is sont, the route lime etc An
3 or st should also be enclosed In barrel OF box Away
satc INC number OF packages Secure for yourself repu
zion FOR nc goods put beet shape that your marx IS
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-03

Previously reported 12l,0O2l52 I283UUz'O I0I@5V1+O
Iolal ~, ~, ~" A-' ~''i l2L 1914 1908
, 1878-08-08

TIE new ware house at Utsahdy. COX
l2O feet, is about completed, the carpen-
tiers being now engaged in shingling the
same, The new wharf on which the
warehouse is built has - feet OF water at
low tide. This is Intended tor deep
draught steamers aud ships. 1t would seem
by the preparations being made by the
Puget Mil Company that the manufac-
tue of lumber will soon be commenced at
this point. The new boilers to be set up
are now ready for the brick work. boom
Of logs has just been towcd in and the ma
clinery is being generally overhaucd and
relittcd. MIR. Charles Noyce. who has
charge Of the work there, met with mis-
rap while at work on the wharfIa>t We'd
ne,day. He fractured one of his ribs, but
is now able to be about
, 1878-08-08
CONDITION OF WHEAT.

The wheat shipping season is now
we'll under way, and, while it is too
early, as yet. to Judge Of the general
average quality Of the crop, it is Ger
tain that u considerable proportion
of what has so far come to market
has been so inferior in quality as to
excite apprehension regarding the
general out.turn. 1t is to be regret
ted that for the past two or three
wears there has been deterioration
in the quality Of California wheat, or
rather in the condition iu which it
has been sent to market. Less care
has been taken in thrashing and
cleansing. Much trash has been al
lowed to find its way into sacks in
company with good grain, and the
consequence is that the fair name of
our production has hardly been up in
fore gn markets. This year care is
especially required in sending in
wheat, for the system Of selling by
standard in England instead of by
actual samples is daily coming more
into use, and the arbltrations made
last season were so disadvantageous
to shippers from this side, that the
latter are exercising greater caution
than usual, and make a, wider
margin between grain of standard
shipping grades and inferior quail
ties. In some instances, the foul
condition of wheat is simply due to
want Of care in cleaning up thrash
ing stacks and sacking; in others, it
is to be feared that good and bad is
put up and sent to market in the
same lot in the hope that some of the
latter may slip through inspection
unnoticed and undetected. In either
case the result is about alike. Care.
lessness and dishonesty bear much
the same fruit, and it is particularly
misfortunate that the i'll effect is not
confined to those who do the wrong,
but that the whole crop actual y suf-
fers appreciabIy in price from the
failure Of some growers to put their
product into first class mel chantable
+. Chronicle.
, 1878-08-08
HON. H. G. STRUVE.

From the Seattle " Dispatch"
Among the trlmpel-np charges upon
which the personal character ot MIR. Strive
is sought to Dc damniticd, is one that he has
tor many years falsely pretended to be II
citizen of the United States, and rs such
has held many offices of honor aHd emOlu-
ment. mc.uling Prosecuting Attorney,
Member and President OF the Territorial
Conci aIL Secretary of the Territory, all
of which Implied perjury upon each quail
tication for Office; and that iU was only
within the last year that he received from
the Court certificate Ot naturalization.
authorizing him to vote or hold office.
The circumstances are simply these: Mr..
strive. a native German, came this c0un-
try with his fathers family when he was a
boy. Before he attained majority his
father became mtuliIizrd citizen,
which was then held Is comforting citizen
ship upon all minor children. There are
many such cases within our knowledge OF
persons of foreign birth maintaining the
rights OF citizansIip solely by virtue OF
their fathers naturaliza ton. The
brother-in-law OF the editor of this paper,
Thomas Mcliugh, Il lawyer by profession
and near kinsman Of Chas. O'COnner,
one of the best lawyers in America, was
the first Secretary of the State of WiScOn-
sin: admitted to the bar by the Supreme
Court of New York under the tutilage OF
one of the most distinguished inriSts OF
that State: we know that his only title To
citiZlnship was derived from the naturali-
zntion of his father, and that neither he
noI any OF his friends. who knew all the
| of thn IlnnIt ti.l
that any other was necessary. For eXer-
ciSing citizenship upon precisely the same
tenure, and accepting from his fellow
citizens honors conceded to his ability aud
integrity. Mr.. Struve is denounced by ell
viOuS rivals and mercenary ahd malicious
drflmerS: as all "alien. "Ial|c-pretend.
er, &" ..periurcr." "drscrtcr. etc. Is the
moral sentiment OF the community 81
debascd by the striteS OF political cliques
and personal rivals rs 10 tolerate by so
rial recognition the men who conspire to
strike down and cover with utamy one OF
our most hOnOrel citizens OH 50 ilimsy a
preteXt?
m the Court and taken out his natumlizl-
tion papers recently" That is true, and
| il is no impeaChment OF his former con-
yiction of the snflccncy Of his previous
naturalization. that he did. When the
question of his citizenship began to bc
pnblicly mootcd, il was reported that one
Of our District Judges had expressed an
opinion that the naturalization of the
father did not legally confer citizenship
upon his minor children, whercupOn Mr.
Struye. to avoid the question which might
hc sprung in that Court at any time to the
prriudice of his practice and the damage
of his clients, put the matter beyond queS.
tion by complying with the letter Of the
law and being declared II citizen by decree
Of Court. What honorable man will cen.
sure him for tln..
, 1878-08-08
PORTLAND AND OREGON.

Senator Grover, il, his speech on the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill. said of
Portland and Oregon as follows:
The wheat market OF Portland, Ore
gOn, is as good rs the wheat market Of
Chicago; tor the grain, once OH board at
Portland, is not handled again until it Is
delivered ut Liverpool, which can be done
in less than four months. with the expense
Of simply seamens' wages, costing less
than export rates from Chicago. No
grain products, grown west Of the noun
tainS. will come east by the Northern Pa
cific railroad, but they will go west, and
find IA quicker and better market. Then,
we are the nearest point of supply to ia
pan and China, who do not produce wheat
but consume much, and will in future con-
sumo Il great deal. make these illusions
to show that farmers who 60 to Oregon
are not going ont of the world, but are
going to new World, and that there are
two sides to this continent.-'West Shore
, 1878-08-08

PORTLAND IIoTEL.-Sam. Coulter and
his son Clarence have purchased the leas"
OF the st. Charles Hotel, which they will
hereafter conduct in person. We know Of
no men better calculated to make success
OF bookkeeping. 1t will certainly be the
favorite stopping place for all sojourners
in that city from Puget Sound,
, 1878-08-08

TIE schooner C. G. Perkins, Capt. Lo-
gan, passed this port on Tuesday Oh her
way from Tacoma to Point Roberts. She
had on board load of empty barrels from
the stave factory at the former place, tor
the fishery at the latter point.
, 1878-08-08

A DmINUTIve pig was killed last week
at the Chimacum cheese factory, weighing
but little ever 500 bso although they do
think the climate out there agrees with
hat kind of stock.
, 1878-08-08

OUR friends Jas McCurdy, proprietor
of the San Juan lime kiln. aud Robert
Canes, proprietor Of the Orcas Island
lime kiln, were in town few days ago.
, 1878-08-08

The light house tender Shubrick, while
on her way from Astoria to the light
houses of Puget Sound, broke her shaft,
and is still delayed somewhere OH the way
OH that account.
, 1878-08-08

REV. Jno. Parsons preached in Port
Ludlow last Sunday evening. The praise
meeting held in his church here, was
only partially attended, on account Of the
choir returning from Chimacum at so late
an hour.