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, 1888-08-16
RAILROAD WATTERS.

The following are extracts from let
ter received from Hon. JAS. G. Swan, by
one of our citizens:
BosTGN, Mass, Aug 6. 1888.
DEAR MAJOR:
| was at the Union Pacific r. r. Of
flee this forenoon. Mr.. Adams will not
get off on th4 18th as he Intended and
will not he able to start before the 1st of
september. Complications have arisen
which will havs TO be adjusted. Mr..
Lane, Vice President, asked me il land
had advanced mach. / said it had but
when Mr.. Adams was prepared TO act re
will get all the lands required. [ know
just what rhe hitch Is. 1t Is what have
told you all along would take place,
the Northern, Union aud Central are
going to fight the Canadian Pacific for
the East India trade and lis 1 remarked
10 Mr.. Lane today lie will tiud tuat the
battle will be between Victoria ani Port
rowsend. | spoke of the Intricate uavi-
CATION of the San Juan Archipelago dur
ing our fogs. That several ships and
steamers bave been wrecked and there Is
no guarantee 10 prevent the China
steamers meeting with the same trouble
the Mexico has had.
While on the other hand steamers can
rnu from the ocean 10 Port Townsend
in the densest TO. and darkest uignt by
aid of the camgass alone. That there
are meteorological causes which favor
Port Townsend more than a-y other
harbor and when Mr.. Adams is ready to
examine the subject | Will reduce ali
| my remarks to writing. Mr.. Laue said
he is salts led that have much valuable
material IL my Office and know many
| things about railroads which the general
| public do not know. He treated me very
| kindly aud said they were always glad
| to see me aid when they get re tdy to
act lLey Will call Gu ue. | gave him
several new points winch lie mad not
guuWn before ana he zee med Ianch lu
crested iu all / sad. l have not seen
Capt. jacobs sluce my return from New
York, on. | heard 10 day from friend
i bis that he is still In Gloucester waII-
Ing the return of Me5srS. RIb:uson and
Poole from Puget Sound. l have bee
We'll ever s. ce l left Fort Townsend aGd
aG1 erjpyiug myself with my chIidren
and grandchildren. l tina l VIII star
fer Montfeai al, ut he 10Th OF anyway to
Puget Sound. l hope John App eiOr
IS better. remember me to hIm and TO
all ether frieLds. Yours truly,
JAMES q. WAN.
9S West Newtyn ST.
, 1888-08-16
Republican Convention,

By resolution of the Republican
Territorial Central Commute, at .
meeting thereof hald at North Yak;
ma on March 7. ISSS. ito chairman
WAS authorized 10 Hama thp date OF
holding the Territorial E-pUhl.ran
Convention to be he'll at EllrI.Sh5!rg.
Pursuant thrra:o said Convention =
hereby called to be held at iliien5-
burg
ON TUESDAY, THE llTu DAY OF SITE
BER MKT At 10 o'yLoCK \. ".
for the purpose of nominating Il cal
didate for Delegate b Coagrcsz, the
nomination of all other Territorial
elective officers and such other busi-
ness rs may be presented
The Republican County Central
Committees are requested to hold
their primaries on Saturday. Angus!
the 25th, apd their County Conver-
tons on Saturday, September Ist.
The basis of rep eSentation made
by the Territorial Central Committee
entities The counties to elect dele
rates as follows.
, 1888-08-16

SAN Francisco, Aug. Arrived
Steamers State of California from Port
land; Venture. from Tilamoak Bay;
Umatilla. from Victoria and Wellington,
from Departure Bay.
The four masted schooner E K. Wood
Cart. Larsen arrived down in tow of tug
Ra: nier, from Tacoma, lumberladen for
the city. The Wood is new ship just
butt at Port Blakely. This "a her first
trip.
The schooner Oscar and Hattie came
down from Seattle at noon yesterday
She has given up the idea of trip to
the north for the present aud has loaded
ice sufficient for a trip to the haIibut
banks. She will bring in a cargoe OF
fresh fish which will be shipped III re-
frigerator cars to New York.
Am. ship St. FrancIs arrived into
port this morning in tow of tug Tyee,
80 days from Yokohama with 33 $40
packages of tea.
Bark Geo. F. Manson arrived 10
days from San Francisco, load coal
Seattle.
Bark Jas. A. King arrived in, from
Honolulu this morning.
Arrived yesterday Am. ship r. P
Buck from San Pedro, proceeded in
tow of tug Tacoma to load lumber
for Buenos Ayres.-
British bark PAX Wan arrived yes
terday in tow of tug Goliah; she
comes from Honolulu and will load
lumber at Port Gamble.
Ship Blue Jacket, Capt. Storr, ar
rived in port this morning in tow of
tug Mastiok. The Blue Jacket is
from San Francisco and will go to
Seattle to load return cargo of coal.
, 1888-08-16
a sEvE-sIA.TED SCHOONER.

There is now on tue stocks aid Wald-
hoTo, Ne, Que uf the most remarkable
vessels ever baiIt III the Urited S-ate-, Il
five masted ceuter-noard schooner,
winch will be the largest Vas ei of u
Kid anoIg. Her leagth OF keel is 225
#. breadth 30 feet, depth OF hold u fee,
aud her GIe lSnGameat VII oe 600 tons.
Her na~ts VIII lie OF Oregon piUe, AID
her fUTemBst, mG.Emast, nIZZe Emgst
apankeT mlst aud iIgGer vii! be each
ll5 feet in length, ~.5l.e the t"pmai st will
be each 30 fee. re diamste OF HE
top of her Dasts at the cap viii be -
inches. There will be used in her Con-
atructiou 450 tons of white oak from
Virginia, S00.00D feet of hard pine from
Georgia, and l75 to 200 tons of iron 6.
Her outboaFd plankIng Will be SIX
iuches thick from keel to top, and her
inside ceiling will be from 10 to IA
| inches IN thickness. She will have two
| full decks running the entire iengtb 81
the Yesssl, ". N :.Iue hate Sa- Will
| be launched IN October.
, 1888-08-16
from Saturdays Daily,
Big boom before us!
More Workmen needed!


More workmen needed!
The city is full OF strangers.
Some heavy real estate these days.
The o. +. & n. officials are expected
here soon.
The boom will reach Us in real earnest
about Tuesday next
Whatcom complains OF a lack of lumber
for building purposeI.
1t is rumered that tho railroad com
pany has changed heads.
Mr.. Morse of Seattle left about Sl0,-
900 in Key City real estate.
We urge our monied men to build
good and cheap dwellings to rent.
Mrs, Pontius of Seattle, is in the city
and will leave a little money behind her
Prof. Goldgin Smith, of Oxford, one
Of England's most noted scholars, IS in
Victoria.
The Wilmington took out forty pas
sengers aud full load OF freight from
Sound Ports.
II the Gail is authority for the P. T.
Southern, that 90, don't meau business
and won't get away either.
The Gail is pouring cold water on the
boom. Never mind the boys. They
will 'catch on" some time 10y aud by.
Capt. aud Mrs. Williams arrived up
yesterday from Tacoma. The Key City
is their home and here they will reside.
Go to McMurry's art studio and get
picture of yourself while you are ioekinR
so well pleased over the last real estate
deal.
MIR. Behrmau returned from Seattle
yesterday and with him a syndicate OF
real estate men to buy the Hammond
tract.
Ii the 2. I. Southern is going to be
five years in getting its road through it
will be abodt three years behind the
procession.
Do you see how all these railroad meu
want to buy property? Yet the Call
says sensible men don't expect railroad
for five years.
Capt. Wells, OF the Wells line o.
freight ships is leading the steamer Jen-
ME with freight and will soon dispatch
her to the Sound.
Col. Sheafe is one OF tine mos; practical
railroad men in the territory. He will
touch Port Townsend with an inspiring
hand in few days.
President LandeJ of The 1st National
Bank, and Col. Sheafe, superintendent
of the Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern
r. r., went up sound today.
The Hussey addition is On the move
again at greatly increased rates. Who
ever purchased in the Hussey has fine
investments of the lots there
The Steamship Bonita will be placed
immediately on the Puget Sounds. T
route as freightor. She will probably
be the opposition boat to tue Whining
ton.
A special excursion is to be given
from Seattle and Tacoma to Port Town
send and the Straits of de Fuca on San-
day Aug. %, on the splendid steamer
Alaskan. The steamer is to start at s
o'clock in the morning and return about
midnight. A band of music will accom-
pauy the excursionisls. The excursion
will be given under the auspices o
members of the press The return triE
will be made in the full moonlight.
, 1888-08-16
" hole number.

The Central Committee al its meeting
at North Yakima had no means of as
certaninS the representation that the
new county of Okauogan was entitled to.
and therefore only gave it one delegate.
Since this apportionment was made |
am apparently creditably informed that
the territory composing said new
county cast about one-half of the en-
tire vote of the old county of Stevens,
aud the County Central Committee of
Okanogan County claims to be entitled
to oue half the combined representation
of the two counties VIZ: five delegates.
[ therefore recommend that the counties
of Okanogau and Stevens each elect
three delegates, two to be entitled TO
one vote each and the third to half =
vote in the Terrific rial Convention.
| also desire 10 call the attention Of
ali County Committees and delegates TO
the Territorial Convention to the follow
ing resolutions of the Central Commit
tee adopted at North Yakima:
Resolred, That the Central Committee
, 1888-08-16

;; Tested r. !. uo,ta and rotr,Dc else
iaui ths nrj:nsbis.., manner q rs fiay i
. stsndiu, si--ra..s :, orr ,,n,.ra ro,,a
.lanI 4 loss Of S1G ~ ur,a @; our rrofa.-
si,D4
Mr.. W. ". Evans. formar,v pr1Dris.
f,- Of o,.a nf o1r meat iaarks :. but nov,
,,s Victoria. was in town = Jay or tw,.
sine -r,okinr FIR an nnaDtnr to en-
sa,e Il, l,,.irs., here as,,ip.
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, 1888-08-16
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
City council met last night in regular

City council met last night in regular
session, Mayor Learned in the chair.
Present Cguucilmen Littlefield, Bur
keIt, Bartlett, Stasreit and Downs, City
Attorney Jones aud Clerk Seavey.
Four o dinnnces were passed estab-
fishing grades and sidewalks.
The grade of Washington street vas
fixed SIX inches higher than Water rect. /.
Several sidewalk districts were CT
dered.
The street Committee was instructed
to confer with the city surveyor and pre-
pare estimates and advertise for bids to
improve the streets where grades were
fixed.
The city attorney was instructed t.
draft an ordinance to keep COWS from th,
streets night or day.
Council adjourned to meet next Fri lay
evening"
, 1888-08-16
From fridays Daily.

We need more plasterers.
We need more brick layers.
We need more common Iaborers.
We need more household help.
Pert Townsend wants carpenters.
Rev. DR.. Dillon of Lopez Island is in
the city.
We need more people of business and
energy of every description.
a local dealer in dirt has ponded Tom.
Borger's land on Discovery bay.
Capt. L. ID. Attridge returned TO his
home at Port Ludlow this morning per
steamer Anderson.
Mr.. Bourland, our popular notion
dealer. is about to go east to purchase a
large stock of goods.
Mrs. Capt. Berry of the ship Jas. A
King is il The city visiting at the home
of Mrs, Capt. Gilbert.
Mayor Learned made a lucky pur-
chase in securing the Morrison farm
near Irondale for $4,000.
Miss Annie Jones. daughter Of Jas.
Jones, Esq, of this city, is visiting Mrs.
Glover at Roche Harbor.
Capt. G. @. Gilbert has severed his
connection with the Shippiag Dep. ol
the firm of Waterman & katz.
4 search will be made for Stanley and
Enim Bey and the mystery of North
Central Africa will then be solved.
The business man who fails or neg
lects TO advertise need not complain if be
fails or negiects to secure custom.
Mr.. Lew Davis of Seattle, who La:
been IL tie city for few days buying
real estate went up Sound this morning
Judge Whittiesey and Deputy Collec
tor Fepnimore went up 10 Tacoma OF
business connected with the tea ship ST
Francis.
Seattle plummers are striking for ter
hours pay for nine honrs work That /:
they want an increase of wages for the
work done.
Mr.. Ira Smith has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent OF the Port Dis
coTery saw mil, sGd has been succeeded
by Mr. Chas a Moore Mrs. Smith ha;
gone east.
A boy may groan, and from sickDes
may moan, from the church or the schoo
to stay; but there's no pain SO deep hin
from circus can keep, because he ism
built that way.
Miss Thompson, of Port Biakely, VIII
has been the guest Of Mrs. Capt. Gilber
for several weeks, returned home thi
morning on the Olyppian. Miss I. u
sister 10 Capt. Thompson, formerly of tn
ibark Whitnors.
, 1888-08-16

| On- haijHnG notes, a. we'll AZ ou- J. a
es,..e transfers. iodicate tie SOLID and
T. 90 growth oF the CITY. New &onse,
a-e bri"- built az fast a men and tool.
can rattle them together, t. accomm' p.
date the new adinilpS to our population
daily c.amorins for mora dwellings.
The P-L Describes a steam scbooa eI
launched at San Francisco late last
night. She j. IL It. long 80 5 beam
and IG #. hold. What is wonderfully
remarkable is that j, Ia affirmed that she
wi!I carry Sly million feet Of lumhcr
~ think she can do it but il will take
her about ten trips.
Noticing tie speeches made by Gen
Harrison to visiting i. eEationS the lin
coin. Neb., J2RrnuT sad: Mr. Harri-
30 : speeches are never tame, never re-
hasbes of proceeding speeches or eX-
tr..".= from the encyclopaedia, bat deal
in d logical. sensible m inner with the
Ii,. Issues Of t1e DAY Gsa Harm. on's
:? aahe- ar- Sainla- him friends ard
supporters all uye- the country. They
chow hun 10 bn 4 man of ability, hor.e ty
AMI integrity. such mau rs IS needed
y l.rec. n, 4TUr, ,. .I:5 great COM
mouwva.th
CI-l..m county "tfi.ia3- have di-tiE-
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Recognition OF Merit.

Phonie Learned is most faithful and
exemplary psst-offics clerk and his abil
ity and faithfulness is recognized not
only by the general public but by bis
employer as well. This is evidenced by
the fact that Post master Me Mara made
his chief clerk a present OF Il nice gold
waltham watch. Phonie was worthy
and Geo rye was kind.
, 1888-08-16
NOTICE.
l. : LAND orgIsE At SEATTLE. N

- = Ian" OFFICE At SEATTLE W.T.
,--....r..-..., AUgU-f 9Th isSs
'"...'I'"L h.ying been rutc "a At hi o,fc..
'F E-~"H N'rk' a-ain-t DeunI- Enri,b1 r-
r1aHL09 nE .l> Hunr-.-a. entry M -
d.i"i NjaE Ia. 1853. Up,n the : 4. Of : " l ~;
y = OF y y Il Sec -. Township - \ Ratn.Ss -
with yirw 20 the cancellation Of said mir
the said PARTIES ar" hereby muJued tn apUe,F
az this nts."s on the 2J.h day eG September isS.
II 10 ocioc5 IN, 10 respond and furnish ,csri-
mOuy concerning said ALLEGED abandonment y
iS further ordered thar TIL testimony in thiS case
be taken before he Prob IL, :! uG-s. of san Juan
County Wa hinyfon Territory, a Friiay Har
hur san Juan County Washington Territory on
the Igsn day OF september, INrS. commencing n
70 o'clock -. n and IL appearing TO satISTac-
finu that personal service hereof cannot bS
made service viii re made by publication. post
Ipg aud mailing according to rules l| and u OF
practice in tha / :. Land Office
JOHN y. OSTRANDER.
Register.
, 1888-08-16


Capt. blonai Is doI7g LIS bestln tho
matter ot sec11IoE relief for the suffer
eFs IN Sweedon from the great ire All
the worlds ]; akin and those especially
Of Scandinavian birth are Felnteres'ed 10
the great north and
The steamer Libby should be hauled
of long enough To be put IN fiFst-eiass
Eepalr-&ud ;.itn she can perform the
service without breaking down so Often.
She VIII have an immense business on
her route IN " few months.
/ taahcIi's railroad from Seattle to New
! Westmins:eTr via Nhatcom. seems to oe
( On the high road 70 prosperity JUS now,
/ owing to a liberal bonus from lis north
! ern terminus aud geulr raj amlcab'e ar
/ Engagement. It will De bniit from both
ends
Menscn Bros have their new stock
partially displayed in the EisenGels
stone builiInG and are ready to attend
TO customers. This is a fine firm and
will be q splendid addition TO Port
Towpsoai.s business men. Call in '.Ld
see them when you are down town.
hea, h,.,o-,3 i,v tba apnoiptment Of H.
y p-o,r,.. Ia.a Cd T.,5,,e D..,ego.e
- 90 ',.', -, '',',' ~ ,,,,r,arr
as b'tuI' ''r'"'i Ia lce,l'-L u, loI " 'S''
washington ani h'lS.sn Coinmoi". Al
'hoUsh " yonaS h'd'e' thi7 Is the sec
one time Olympic mas received E'Lhd
hono''
VALUABLE IRON Mi%E'-foS'inA''eF u
g Mc. .Namara o. tbs city, Who has lately
been making an assay OF IRON orr from
Lopez Island, mahes such hatteflng
report that q company with heavy capi
trl j. beipg crrHn.z h to develop the
, 1888-08-16
ES:E Real Estate Transfer.

Major Van Bokkelen sold this morn
ing 30 acre tract OF land on the beach
just this side of the Post for $2l 900.
This is just S60U per acre. THIS is a
good sale for both parties. 1t Is only
one of many transanctlons that shows
DrOuress
, 1888-08-16

! ! et' '-m"his that Eereafttr each county
ne represented ty all the dnly elected
te'eSa'eS whenever possible f.rr them to
"s'end that III case ~ enforced abseuce
y H"y delegate hi- proxy shall be given
=? Il "u'y elected member IT his dcIena.
-I.h ";'iS' a"t t'Iis COMMITTEE furtEer
. .rCIlL.4"LdS I'm that thII resolution shall
'Ftts - '"Hnty Conventions as vel as
10 he Territorial Convention.
y >. BANTER. Chairman.
Il. -. ATTHIDGE. Secretary.
Seattle, ". T.. Juiv y. 1888
, 1888-08-16

territory as TO stock carried aud sales
made. Its pfis >uPh-inrs being T2k'a-
IL SiIEern!1 a-d Schwabacber Bros. <
c.. of Seattle. # wall be remembered
tnat but p few no"ti.S have passed since
the nntimey death Of William Ka,Z.
junior IN amher OF THIS iirm, ana now
Israel Katz Is the only Surviving mem
Der of the firm. The community ex
tends - sincere sympat ) to Mrs. Wa
terUran ia her sad affection.
Schooner Ida Schrauer sailing ID
Wells iine, arrived from San Francisco
!aSt SntuT;iav evening. and l. di-charg-
iug merchandise al Bartleit's wharf.
Schooner Granger arrived in the ha--
boz Va nriay evening from Port DiScpv-
cry where she discharged a cargo OF b7y.
, 1888-08-16
I2CbISS.

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"a 'vhNi-S-i1 ihi city August 10. 1888
10 i''e VIE f + p. Holmes, daugh,
, 1888-08-16

SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug 14.-Arrived-
Steamers Mexico, Victoria; Arago, Cnos
Bay; willamette, Seattle; and Antonio,
Departure Bay. Sailed - Barkeuline
Amelia, Port townsend |
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Wednesday, April 1-BEEVES-Reeeipts
1874 OF 371 hesd-16 direct 70 city saugh
terers-t 60thst and III at Jersey City To
tai for four days 1895 head against 5SBS head TOR the
tine last week. Of export Steers were
the arrivals az Jersey CITY and including the
ears held over there only 81 OF cattle on sale
Trade was little rs but started there was
rather active market and prices appeared to be hr al
though sellers thought the finish was not as
strong Monday About Is cars were 70 sell AZ IL
IN, and a clearance was not looked foF'
carload little State StOckers' sold az 50 70 Or
dnarv 20 Prime corned Steers az 81 25ds5 30 Choice
and Extra at IS 40Gs5 rs Very few Bulls In the pens
and the range was 90 1OGs3 rs Stays and Old Oxen sold
a s 5Oas4 rs and carloads Of Dry Cows at sl SOatd
shnments today include 500 quarters Of Beef in the
Brtannic and the steamers Erin England ana
Ludgate HIN viii take out about l2o Cattle ana 24oo
quarters OF Beet .. ,a,... s,o... ,,oc -
at 81 IS per 100 ls do. 1914 n at "a e5 II d. 1917
n, At SIS 05 o.,-c CO.. ,aoo - -. * 20
do 1oe9 n AZ as 81 do 1892 n az a 50; 20 Pennsyl-
,,,ta AZ 1soa n at a 20: IL Chicago do 1872 y, at
"a so 20 sta,e Dry Cows si5 ~ az So
sherman culver II western steers l4o9 n a, s5 80
Is 1909 n at sS 10 90 "a 20 9 a." ses a.,t o.
n Mcpherson Chicago Steers 1920 n AZ s5 10 DO
1Al6 n AZ IS 80; DO 1850 n, at s5 20 rs do 1861 n
al as 10; 90 DO 1900 n as % % do 1883 NJ a. 90
Do io1a n AZ a e5i 81 do, ll45 n st "a 70; IL 90.
10 - ar a e5; 10 Western DO 1895 n At s5 IS
J. A Monroe reports: 23o Chicago Steers. 1i2Saissc
n, 81 254s5 10 -. s..
CALVEs-Recepts were LAo7 head Demand moosr,
sIv active and prices nrm and shade higher for good
tocs with Poor 10 Prime Veals selling at l297e and
ssI.s~IIume & Mullen Sc Veals lo4 n at &c do.
100 n l2c, 20 DO, los 10 at SIC lesS 80 LOO 40
III n at DC less S5 ,oo
DnIenback & Dewey 81 Harlem VeaS 40 TO lGo n,
at Gd7 lie k.,..,o
Hallenbeck Hollis: Peals. ia n. at lie 10 do
us NJ az 0 Lie; a. do, l4l n at 7c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-keeeipts were "a cars OF @sso
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

head-25 cars at eothst and yssvsy CITY, xsu6
for four days I'll head against 10 hsad for u
same time last Demand active ana eketu
nrrn and higher Good stock with Yearings Quot
bly, unchanged.
Fair Good Clipped Sheep sod at s5 so and % eog
Poor TO Choice Unshorn do at - 50de7 20; Cippel
Yearlnes 80 50Gs7 35 Unshorn do at % 60atS 26s
and Poor 10 Good Spring Lambs at ~ Sose6 per head
asales-Dlcnback q Dewe-: 259 State Sheep eS D.
90 rs per 100 n 1888 do 1o3 n, At ~ 25 1s3 DO.
ia n 81 81 l2 100 Western d., 104 n. ., 81. loo
do, l12 n. at 81 10 1-2
Halenbeck 4 Hollis: 113 Clipped State Sheep 7s n,
Lee, 2ls UnshQrn do, 90 D at Sac; 2e State
Lambs 49 n. lS 10 State YearlinsA IS n. as 7c-
Hume Mullen 80 Michigan Ewes. 73 n, st 4 1-2c
q ClipIsd Sheep ~ n I2c 13o clipped Michigan
earrings So n. at 12ae Ssc III Unshorn DO. e2d7t
p. at 9Sdsc
d. Harrington: Is Unshorn State Sheep. - n. st %
per 100 n 178 do 50 n at % 75 1s2 DO - n. st 81
l7s do. % n. at 81 20 81 do. 81 \, At 81 2S
Everitt & Pidcock: 1So Unshorn State Sheep 30 N
at 81 20.
Sherman Culver; 26s Texas Shsep 81 12 n, ct eS 20
per 100 70; ia Ohio DO 104 n st 81 40. !
Newton 6:llcit: 240 Unshorn Ohio Sheep, rs \. se
&c 2l1 do SO n at i-4e.
Judd Buckingham o11 Clipped State YearlinzA ~
n, at 81 30
j. N. PdeocE 2s2 Clipped Ohio Sheep 81 n at % 90
HO''S-R'eeiiis were 55 ears n e,7os head-27 cars
at Jersey City and 2s 4oth-s Total for four
days 81 73i head 81 $50 head for the Same tine
last week One the market but sales repored
Feeling steady and quotations are IS SoGss 90. I