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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

The PEOPLES" CAUCUs.-The meet
ing at the Court House. on Wednesday
evening, under the above designation, was
not merely a transparent farce, but the most
fragrant specimen of political chicanery
ever exhibited in this city. There was
not even prctensc of fairness or honesty
about it. A certain ring, prominent among
whom was Richmond, the gambler, who
expects somehow to get re-instated in his
nefarious business under a license from
the city authorities, went to the peoples"
Caucus in force, determined to bend it to
their purposes at all hazards. In this
they were successful, by means disgusting
to every fair minded man, disgusting, as
we happen to know, to many who, through
partisan feelings, sustain the nomina-
tons made by the caucus. The conspira-
tors evidently had their plans made days
before the caucus, and when the time
came they were rushed through according
to programme, without the least regard
for decency OF honor. They seemed to
appreciate at the outset that the crowd
present, if afforded an honest opportunity,
would defeat their plans, and so they
brought into play the gag, and utter dis
regard and contempt of every parllamen-
tary rule and usage. They secured the
organization by trick, and then denied
the electors present an opportunity to ex
press their preferences. By this means
they nominated Mr.. Roszell for Mayor
Richmond, and the men who endorse and
uphold him, will scruple at nothing to
mond has peculiar interest in SO doing
He wants the privilege of running his
whisky saloon and gambling den, as he
expresses it, " as he d pleases," without
regard to law or regulation. The surest
way to prevent this, and the disgrace and
decentralization resulting from his fragrant
violation of the ordinances, is to re-cect
the only officer who ever brought him to
realization of the fact that there is God
in Israel, D. ID. Holdridge. Voters who
respect and would uphold law and order
have no other choice as the issue now
stands.
THE Republic Magazine, for March,
now in its sixth volume, has been receiv-
ed. This sterling Republican monthly
has done noble service in the past and
promises even better work for the future
TO all citizens who desire to keep posted
on the current political topics of the day
it is indispensable. Its low price, So 90 IA
year, brings it within the reach Of all. 1t
deserves wider ciculation, and we COM
mend it to our readers as well worthy
their support. Among the articles in the
present. number we note: what Must
be Done in the Crisis?" Summary of
Field Work of the Hayden Geological
Survey" Treasury Book-Keeping;'
"What is the Government of the United
States?" "Notes on European Travel
Work of the Forty-fourth Congress. u
Address Republic Publishing Company,
Washington, u. @.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

THE Champion Fire Kinder, at the
Post-oflice Store, is just the thing for these
cold mornings.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

The best Scent Cigars in
the city may be found at
Franks Restaurant. Call and
try them. l5tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

NoTICE.-I have for rent safe for the
deposition of corpse, to preserve them
from modification, which can be had on
reasonable terms. Apply to
S, N. MARQUETTE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03
MONEY TO LOAN.
At NINE PER CENT

In sums of 81 600, or more, for term
of years, on farms or other productiv
real estate. Address,
MCCAIN g. CRAWFORD,
11.27m3 Dubuque Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

P. TABOR & SoN, Agents for Dir Grams
Fluid Lightning, sure cure for Sick
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and
pains of all kinds.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

Centennial Cassimeres, at
3Ow2 VIM. TEW'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

ROBBINS is retailing all kinds of canned
fruits at wholesale prices. 21tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

PURE EXTRACTED HONEY, from Shell
don's Apiary, for sale at Williams Il Son,
A. Wcbster's, T. Edwards & Co., and at
the Apiary, one mile north of town. tf2
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

FRESH Figs, Dates, and Desert Ralslns,
at the Postofiice Store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Original Notice.

Address: n. 1A1TIE,
11-32tf Supt. Of agencies.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03

>'''N
at the Post-ofiice Store
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS at Marquette's
Furniture Store. II
CALIFORNIA winter pears at the Post
Office Store.
S. will get an Sx1O ink picture at Ems
minger's.
THE finest of cigars and tobacco, at the
Post-of1ice Store
$40 will get a life-size 22X27 photograph
at Ensminger's:
So for an Sx1O photograph in good
frame at Ensminger's.
CHEsTNUTs and hickory nuts, at the
Post Office Store.
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY, from Shell
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03
La Piccadura has Come.

Per Order Ward Com.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-03-03
CITY AND COUNTY.
Illinois Central Railroad,
TIME TABLE AT INDEPENDENCE.

The EOS A. NJ. freight going east, and the $40
p NJ. freight train going west. takes passengers
between Dubuque and Waterloo.
c. NJ. DURHAM Agt.
Mails Close.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GOING WEST GOING EAST.
1920 O'Clock A. NJ. 4:26 o'clock p II.
500 - -
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Exchange yesterday william Kennedy sold,
by order OF the Supreme Court the two story house
and lot 10. 6x74 located No. 22l East Forty ninth
street. 239 feet east Of Third subject to mort
gago Of So OoO with the privilege Of allowing $1,000 to
remain on bond and mortgage, TO william Hayes, for
80 900; also by the auctioneer the house, with
lease OF lot 20x99 TO- East Sxty-third street,
south side 10 feet west Of Third avenue lease TO
May l. 1888 at yearly rent OF $500, which was pur
chased by Jane Townsend for S. 900.
Richard V. Harnett sold under foreclosure sale tho
house. with lot 24x7T3, Henry street. north side,
between Scanned and Grand To Martha J. Stanidics
for so 900 Also similar sale of third interest IN
the building, with lease Of lot Is 5xS9 No 81 John
street. north side o. feet east Of Dutch street, ~
T. Fletcher for $500
George H. sold by order OF the Supreme Court,
the house. with lot 25.6Xll5, Fourth avenue east
sde % feet north Of Seventeenth street, aud one
fourth interest in lot lOxl3l on East Seventeenth
street. north side 1l5 feet east OF Fourth avenue sub
iect to Mortgage Of S3 s5 for S. 90 and above
said mortgage--in all Sal S55-to J. NJ Pinckney.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE TRUsTEEs-oNE
MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
CALLED FOR
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge held yesterday az
tcrnoon at the company's oncc. There were present
President Henry c. Murphy, William Marshall, Thomas
Carroll Mayor Schroeder, Comptroller Powell, IL W.
slocum, William b. Leonard, j. Van Schaick, Park
Commissioner James, s T. Stranahan, Francis b. Thur
ber John Reilly Lawrence Turnuro and James Mclean.
As was understood that the business to be transacted
was OF the greatest Importance, Mayor Wickham and
Comptroller Green who are members OF the Board.
were conspicuous by their absence The President oc
cuped the chair.
Mcssrs Noon 4 Madden, contractors for supplying
granite for the tower the New York side, sent in
communication asking for certificate for the payment
Of $40 900 account Of the material furnished. Ths
President empowered to accede 70 the request
The Finance Committee reported having examined
the books OF the Bridge Directors from October 70 jan
uary 1876 and that they found the accounts correct
The amount expended was IS. .962 4g 81 The cash on
hand is $3SS 40. 1he amount overdrawn In the At
lantc State Bank Is ST. l99 81 The liabilities on con-
certificates OF Indebtedness and interest 70 Janu
airy 10 amount TO $543,1l1 81 The report OF tho
Finance Committee was accepted
PresIdent Murphy made brief address Ia advocacy
OF tho carly prosecution Of work the bridge ia the
OF which he said that was high time that they
should proceed with the undertaking with vgor and
energy their constituents wero looking 10 them Zoe
action and there should bs OF complaint adj
missible on the part OF the Board Of Trustees
Mr. Thurber, OF New York, offered resolution 10
the effect that the officers Of the company be empow-
cred 10 SEQ what steps will be taken 20 obtain the pay
ment Of the amount due by the cities on the call OF
Juno Q, 1875.
The resolution adopted.
The Board then resolved 20 make further rcquist
ton on the city Of Brooklyn for 81 900 and on tho
city Of New York for $500 600 pursuant 10 the act of
the Legislature OF May 4 1875. payable on March 1,
1875 The timo OF meeting was, motion Of Mr.
stranahan, changed from the second Monday TO tho
drst Monday OF every month The Board Of Trustees
then adjourned
The contract for wire for the temporary structure
will be awarded during the present month. The New
York tower and anchorage will be completed early In
the summer and artisans will then begin 70 tho
wire web which Is TO unite the two cties
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE SECURITY BANK.
A DIVIDEND PROMISED NEXT MONT

DIVIDEND PROMISED NEXT MONTH.
On the 2lst OF last November it became known that
the affairs OF the Security Bank on Third avenue were
poor condition. The directors called meeting and
drew up resolutions arranging agreement with tho
dcpositors 10 urge their claims for period OF twelve
months in order to give the bank time to reoganizc.
and stated that they would give twenty fyc per
cent OF principal in three months The bank
reopened for business In the Of a week.
about one half OF the depositors having signed
the agreement The other half refused to
make any compromise and determined only 10 give tho
ordinary sixty days notice, according TO law The no
tce rendered and AT the expiration OF the sixty
days the directors thinking tho depostors would de-
mand a receiver, had appointed by Judge Bar
rett Recently call issued to depositors TO pre-
pare their bank rccounts and promising dividend on
March l. On the reception of thus some parties hav-
ing claims bank doubted its capacity TO mako
any such settlement and have demanded an investga
ton Of the matter HERALD reporter accordingly
called william G. Banks, tho receiver, yesterday,
and In to inquiries touching the matter Mr..
Banks said that during the last few weeks money has
been coming in rapidly, and he confidently looked TO
payment OF the promised dividend at the time APP
pointed His said his report would be ready 10 morrow
and the depostors could learn from the true condi
tion of the bank
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. o, 1876
Cotton quiet; middns IKE low middlins, ll,4c good
GrSaa CREAM aa G sS' doss: sss M sas sales Stock
1851 '''''' '' oN'
& soSa IEansy G M reesP TO q Tho S@es e
tnent Ss3 coastwise 424 sales Ii 500 Stock s92 6e3
NOZZLE Feb. o. 1876
good 9GGa oSnaqy @ o Net Esep oE s %ln Sae
70 Great Britain $3.50 TO the Continent 100; eoastwise
'''' -''''' SAVANNAH, Feb. o. 1870
rooS SS91 S1S'T % %ddas Nm, a Gg s %Sn &
10 Great Britain, 47so; coastwso sill Sales io4 Stock
sl,531
Cotton 'ssy nddnns l2%e low %iddIins s i2s good
ooastwise, loo Sales, 1000 Stock, eo,s2s.
Flour ..av sale, Of 100 As 1'wSGO WHEAT Feb ss
sales Of No, white Michigan 81 As extra DO held At
new " western mixed at @ sc barley du ssIss Of T 1000
bushels No Canada 81 20 5000 DO private term, rms
feed-shorts sl7 Ss shipstuas $40 So middlings
S23 S2o per ton. 80
RsseiPt'-PlouI go 900 bbi' wheat @ lsoO bushels corn
Plour 800 bes wheat. 1000 bushels corn, 1000 do
aPn light. ssss Of % s@a cs Of
No Milwaukee club at 81 49, 500 bushels white winter
according 70 quality Oats inactive Rye inactive Barley
iss lse fsssinss aomnsy q o. Heavy rain
" TOLEDO Feb O. 1876
20 SS 4; :1sss si 81 .%Ss; SIsiiE.as .Ps:'
= red d Winter sS 81 a7 No &e a1i1s si os No
Dayton and Michigan red 81 08 Corn In light demand,
but holders arn; high mixed 47c March, 477sc; May,
6lHc low mixed. 46}sc grade, 45c damaged, 800
Oats steady, with moderate demands white S9c Mchi-
gan rejected 32o Cloverseed 50 %. Hogs, s. 90
Recepts-wheat, 10000 bushels corn, 2eooo do oats,
1900 do ShipmentsFlour, 10 bbls.; wheat 1000 bush
Ella corn, 1900 do; oats, 400 do
CHICAGO, Feb 0, 1876.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat excited and higher, but
ossS weak No q G@ssgG sp,spS = qsS spot 81 o.
81 o21, March; 81 oes, May; No do SIC. rejected,
Tie Corn active and prices have advanced closed weak
No mixed Ale. spot; 4l1Sc bid, March 4ec bid May
rejected 81 &c. Oats-Demand fair and prices have ad
vsnced No 2. sizsc. spot; slHc March s2<c April;
spot csc March Bye dull Dressed hogs ar%sr; held
$50 $50 10 spot 20 80 $40 s5 March s2i s2l 10
Apr Lard-Demand good at full prices sales at $i2 35
spot $40 AN March $l2 90, April Bulk meatsDemand
and prices have advanced; shoulders rib
middles Ike; short clear middles IL &c. Whiskey
81 Receipts-Flour 900 bbs wheat. $1,000 bushels
corn IO0 600 do 10000 do. barley is 900 do rye
1000 do. shipments Flour, 5000 bbs wheat 20 90
bushels 5000 do oats, 5000 do barley 5000 do
A. the afternoon call Of the Board-wheat lower 81 o2
axe, March. Oats unchanged Pork active; prices
steady; sales Of 1000 bbs April, At x2l or $21 l2a,
closing S2l 10. Lard frmer, at Si2 rs, April.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK AND IRREGULAR

COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK AND IRREGULLb-
FUTURES QUIET BUT STEADY - FLOUR
sTRADY-wHRAr TIRM-coRN UNCHANGED
OATS DUILs-PoRK FIRM-wHIsKEY EXCITED
AND HIGHER - LARD FIRM PETROLEUM
wRAK-sPIRITs TURPENTINE oUIET-RosIS
DUILs-ous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FAIRLY
ACTIVE AND GENERALLY sTEADx-coFFER
QUIET-sUGAB ABOUT STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. e-6PM.
The merchandise markets, though generally without
decided change, we're, nevertheless, irregular. Bust
ness was everywhere light, and in some cases de-
cidedly small On Change -four was dull but steady.
wheat was dull but hrm. Corn without decided
change. Oats we're dull but unchanged whiskcy was
excited and higher Pork and lard quiet but firm.
Freights we're quiet Cotton the spot and h
reguar Futures quiet bat steady the close Coffee
was quiet Oils unchanged Petroleum weak
Naval stores quiet throughout. Sugar quiet but
little steadier.
CoVrKE-rho market for Brasil quiet but unchanged
Mud coffee also quiet We quote .-ordinay earEOes
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

facturer OF suits No 306 Broadway will be held to-day
ut the office o Register Ketchum No l29 Fulton street
70 choose an assignee There are over hundred
creditors, whose claims amount to $4,000
De Forest Snyder has gone into bankruptcy with La
oilites amounting 10 about $4,000 There are over
forty creditors the following having the largest
$f90O estate Of Calvin Forbes So 900; Maria Snyder
500; Janette and Margaret Mcvern, 81, 400 Most
OF the liabilities are held at Amsterdam, ~ " and at
Tompknsvlle S. l.
Charles O. Carpenter, manufacturer OF skirts, has
ned petition in bankruptcy, and Register Dayton, No
32Z Broadway, has charge of the matter. John l.
Colby has clam OF S6OO1 26 and there Is $4l4l rs
due TO horitz Cohn, Samuel Gaard and the West
bradley Cary Manu- ulacturng Company
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
ADVANCE AND DEcLlNE.


The changes in closing prices compared with those
OF yesterday are as follows
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, y New
York Central, "a Michigan Central, = Ere, y;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, % Lake shore, Ia North
Pacific, u Western Union a ERIE in London :. /;
gold, y
ADVANCE Delaware and Lsckawanna - Harlem. !;
Nothwest preferred, = Pacific Mall, y 81 Paul com
mon, y do preferred y.
STArIosARY-Ohio and Mississippi Quicksilver, New
Jersey Central, District Of Columbia 800 bonds
rnE SALES TO-DAY
The transactions on The Stock Exchange to day ag-
gregated 144 700 shares New FORK Central and Hud-
son. ass; Erie, s,4oo; Lake Shore, $780, Cleveland
and Pittsburg, aoo Northwestern 767O do preferred,
$40; Rock Island lsOo Paclhc MAIL $500; ST. Paul,
l2oSO do. preferred, oe5O; ohOs, 1880; Western
Union, 2o,4oo; wabash, coo; Union Pacific 49, c. G.
and l. G, 100; Michigan Central 41, OOO
MONEY sARKEr
fne extremes OF the money market to-day we're
and per cent with the bulk OF the business the
basis ot S>s and per The market closed the
latter hgure Capitalists and banking institutions
Offering free supply, especially on government col
laterals Prime commercial paper Is quoted at and
6K per cent with gilt edged as low as ~ per cent
The symptoms are that this market is gradually be-
coming easier. The following are the rates Of ex.
change today at the cities mentioned Savannah X
premium Charleston, = y DO. New Orleans com.
mcrcia, par, Cincinnati, SOC to 81 discount; Chicago
r5c
Exchange was lower; prime askins rates. SO and
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Jane Thompson domestic, aged twenty-five a.
tempted 10 commit suicide yesterday morning BY cut
,,ro ber throat with razor She was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital aud will probably recover NO roasou WAS
assigned for the act. but the woman Is supposed to
have been insane
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following sold to-day lis shares Metro.
poltan Insurance Company, 49, 40 shares Fircmen s
Fund Insurance Company, 80; l0e shares Firemen' IS
Fund Insurance Company, 80; shares Republic Fire
Insurance Company 81 IL shares Howard Fire Insur-
ance Company lis; shares Home Insurance Com
pany, 1l6 share Clinton Hall Association co. oOO
Second Avenue Railroad Company per cent consoli-
dated bonds so; $4,000 Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany, registered bonds 99a 10 shares st. Nicholas
Fire Insurance Company. lO5 10 shares Commercial
Insurance Company. 1907 5 shares Merchants Fire
Insurance Company 100; 20 shares ST. Nicholas Fire
Insurance Company, los
MEMORANDA
The Pacific Railroad Committee held meeting this
morning, but failed 10 reach a final vote ON Texas
Pacific
The bill TO repeal modify the Potter was up in
the Wisconsin Assembly to-day and advices from Mad
son are to the effect that It will probably pass.
Earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company -
For the month Of January, ls74..........ts4s,55 ,55s
For the month Of January, lS75.......... 963, 93s
For the month OF January, 1876 e6l, 900
The Legislative Council OF Montana has passed
resolution by vote Of l10 to l. granting So 500 600
aid the construction OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
west from Bismarck Shields River, the westernmost
tributary OF the Yellowstone
The increase in earnings Of the Canada Southern Rail-
way during the full month OF January are reported TO
be $4,000, Of which $4,000 was in fourth week.
$1,000 in third week, $l4 900 IN second week and
IS 900 hrst week
convention Of general railroad ticket agents OF
America begun its session In Louisville, KY. to-day
having been called together 10 adopt rates to bo
charged during the Centennial season Nearly all the
principal roads Of America represented as many as
100 agents being In attendance. Nothing definite has
been transacted, but IL is thought q reduction Of
twenty -1ve per cent from regular will be made
Alta meeting Of the stockholders Of the Boston and
Albany Railroad to-day, In Boston, resolutions were
adopted grant more free passes except a con-
sderaton. II shown that $40 900 had been lost
the past year by the system OF free passes The old
Board Of Directors reelected and the meeting ad
journed
II will be remembered that amer the organization OF
the Milwaukee and ST. aul Railroad Company suits
we're brought by Aaron s. Bright and others, holders
Of the third mortgage bonds OF the La Crosse and Mil
waukee Railroad Company, which absorbed In the
present company, asking Tor the appointment Of re-
ceyer and claiming that their interests had oeen sac
riaced by Mr. Russell Sage who was President OF tho
Milwaukee and St Paul Company In one OF these
suits, entitled bright vs. The Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railroad Company" in December, 1874 an afhdavn OF
Mr. Sage was submitted in which ho CHARGES that the
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY rEBRuARY TO- 187wH SUPPLEMENT-

l5%e i5Nc. fair do. i7<,. i7Kc; good do. i7kc a
ISc prime do. l5sse. ssc santos fair 70 good i7%e
lsc, gold 1850 ninety days; Java. government bags.
24c 26c. do grss mats. 2lc. 27c Singapore, do @S
2lc Ceyon. Ice t.2Oc Maracaibo. 1Sc. ielsc Lagu
Isc. Ice Jamaica III I9c ST. Domingo l5c
l51c Porto Rico l5c i9tsc Costa Rca I5c. ls1se.'
MaeassAr, 2oc 2le. Mexican, lsc. Ice Manila. lSc
lsc Ansosura, isc l9lsc; savanils. IKE lstze
Curaeoa. tic. i91sc
C0rroNrhe quotations for spot cotton not changed
but the market ruled weak irregular Futures Al the
close quiet hut steady.
The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesdays closing
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

suit brought TO opprcss and bIackmaii" the com
pany ''and for othor purpose" Mr. Bright claims
that these accusations wore hbelous, and brings
suit, as a citizen Of New Jersey in the United States
Circuit Court against Mr. Sage for SlOO 900 damages
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
POSTAL NOTES.

The steamship Parthia sailed yesterday for clcens-
town aud Liverpool, carrying the European mail Of
35 100 letters and thirty nine bags OF newspapers
The sixty woighers OF the mails at the stations OF the
three grand trunk railways having completed their
duties discharged yesterday BY Postmaster James.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

4so; selling rates. ASK ts5x for long, and 50 for
demand Reichmarks, 95's a 95h and 96H a 967s
cables, 96al prime Paris, lSK and 51O3
THE GOLD MARKET
prominent operator who yesterday bought in about
81 100 900 short gold to-day attempted to resell the
same but the market refused to take except at DO
cline. Perhaps the weakness in price was due to a
report that large Broadway would occasion the
drawing of upwards of s25O 900 sterling exchange on
account OF foreign insurance.
Gold declined from 1l27I to 1928, but Afterwards re-
covered The carrying rates t. 35l, B. 5 aud 2
per cent
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovfDxScE. r. l., Feb o. 1876
Printing cloths shade easier best standard aud
64x4 quoted 41c 80 days. with dull demand