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B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
10,
1933
PRICE:
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CENTb
rZo
-
Moscow
Documents
Reeard
to
Plan
To
Seize
Cm
se
Eastern
Railway
Are
Dubbed
Fabrication
ACTION
IS
PROTESTED
gMolution
Passed
Against
Fisher-mta
Being
Shipped
to
Relief
Camp
Down
Coast
A
a
regular
meeting
of
tr..
r
u
s
Industrial
Union
las'
;,
resolution
was
passed
pro-t-
at
the
sending
of
loea'
r.
-
:
r,
vxne
of
whom
omud
v:i
boau.
to
unemployed
,,
r.
the
lower
mainland.
.
.-'
was
expressed
that
It
s
through
the
action
of
f
vrnraent
In
closing
the
f
aaon
that
a
number
of
'
.
rmen
had
been
oompWci
n
re
i
lef
and
that
tt
w
.
an
unnecessary
hsrdsh'-
hti
to
ship
them
out
of
R.ipert
If
they
were
left
g
to
work
at
Um
opening
ivn
next
year,
they
would
.
N-'ter
chance
of
paying
vp
L
'tints.
Massett
Appeal
Case
Adjourned
T
Hoars
of
Argument
llrsrd
on
IrWar
in
Rutlcn
Certiorari
Proceedings
A.""
wn
hours
of
argument
by
'
"ti
Friday,
adjournment
t
-
o
ws
faken
In
the
appeal
by
t
rrtiorart
on
behalf
of
Da-'
'
F
.'
"r.
of
Massett
aajamat
a
i-
-nn
fine
of
MM
by
8U-l
Magistrate
J.
C.
Dunn
tor
:
..
Wr
t
mrMon
la
being
attacked
"hntcal
ground
of
Jurts-i:
that
the
eonvtetiea
pa-'
.
.
"i
to
ahow
where
Um
al-
IT
'Vnre
waa
i
oaaailttafl
W
l
tmre
la
acting
aa
eoun-
vn
and
J.
T.
Harvey
for
Harvest
Festival
Sale
of
Army
Was
Successful
Event
ILiryot
Thanksgiving
sate
1
and
other
article
at
1
fv.actrl
last
evening
waa
ii-efui
fftr
Proceed
N
lulled
to
the
annual
lUr-
iv4i
effort
of
the
Army.
"
wax
m
charge
of
Lieut
MM)r
knd
Mr.
(Captain
O
M.
Hunt
acted
aa
,ft
musical
program
preced-
CATHOLIC
CIIAKITIliS
DRIVE
T
r'
NT(X
Oct.
10:
-The
rvdera-f
t
at
holtc
ChartUea
had
'
"
campaign
up
to
the
l'"
fi
hd
$48,327.
OWNtI)
WESTSIINSTEIt
OA7.ETTK
L
uun
Oct.
io:
Vtooount
'
lV
ed
51.
who
died
here
a
If
1
'
huo.
as
the
publisher
of
:
w
oetunct
Weatmlnater
Oaa
'
'"'
k
reputedly.very
wealthy
11
nianc.e.
8,0
('AME
IIVNTEIIS
"
KETl'RN
TO
ST.
LOUIS
Tl-'
ame
charter
yacht
Weat-
1,1,1
v,,d
in
port8unday
night.
S
n
board
Mr.
c
and
Mr.
Sharp
rn
.'i
81
Loul,
ho
have
been
name
hunting
trip
to
AN
f
xa
Mi
and
Mrs.
BkcII
proceeded
hPre
bV
tln
hut
night.
enroute
at
Lake
of
u
u
hnc
they
have
a
preten.
'
""t
home
under
con-
Tokyo
Repudiates
Alleged
Official
Communication
As-sociatcd
Press
Told
That
Diplomatic
Relations
May
Become
Strained
TOKYO,
Oct.
10:
(CP)-Foreign
office
spokesmen
indicated
to
the
Associated
Press
today
that
diplomatic
relation
between
Japan
and
the
Soviet
government
might
lx?come
strained
as
a
result
of
the
distribution
of
documents
in
Moscow
which
Japan
brands
as
"utter
fabrications."
The
documents
were
purported
to
be
official
Japanese
communications
concerning
a
plan
to
seize
the
Chinese
Eastern
Railway.
Boat
Carrying
Liberal
Candidate
Wrecked
Yesterday
in
Portland
Canal
Southbound
From
Stewart
TUa
rutitiol
ogmiuimi
InnVa
-nv
nnnA
Tint
t
vox-nil
in
rr
is
not
so
good,
according
to
didate
for
th
Atlin
constituency,
who
arrived
in
the
city
,
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Catala
after
being
wrecked
in
Portland
Canal
when
on
the
way
from
Stewart
to
An-
tax.
The
nartv
consisting
of
nmU
OmuU
Uirlljlo
anf
a
Lout
Lewla.
owner
of
the
gaaboat
Allen.
They
left
early
yeateraayi
neenlnc
aboard
the
boat.
Intending
to
roach
Anyox
In
time
for
a
meet-
rvg
toniahi.
About
neon
the
boat
struck
a
reek
and
anlcaad.wttto
It
went
all
the
personal
belonfrbic
of
the
men
mcladlnc
political
re
cord.
Happily
they
escaped
without
tnjary
and
are
here
today
plan-nine
to
leave
tomorrow
afternoon
for
Anyox
The
trouble
oecitrred
off
Halibut
Bay.
The
boat
was
a
40-foot
craft
rite
capable
of
carrying
them
safely
had
they
not
struck
the
rock.
Vancouver
Stocks
tOMTUf
8
D
'
ww
CM
VaHrouter
Hag
Vtaiaoart.
M.
B
Jt-X,
L
Hrtdge
River,
4tt.
Csvrlboa
OoM.
S.4C.
Cork
Province,
Jl.
Oeortia
Mnr.
MSk.
Lucky
Jim.
4
ask.
Meridian.
U.
Morning
Star.
JU.
NaUve
Son.
M.
National
Stiver
M.
Nonie
Frvt.
M.
pend
Orelll.
.H.
Porter
Idaho,
M.
Premier,
111.
Reeve.
It.
Reward.
Reno.
M.
Wvercrest,
JaV
Wayatde.
.41.
Whitewater.
.0.
Wavctiey,
V.
,
'
Oils
Pwbyan.
.00.
Home.
IM.
C.
Ac
E,
I
K.
rreehoid,
.It.
Ap.
Oon
,
.11.
Calmont,
It.
ateritng
Paelfle,
Jlvi.
Toronto
Columario.
.IT.
Central
Patrtola.
M.
KlrWand
Lsa
Gold,
M.
Noranda.
H
I-Bherrttt,
1.10.
tnt.
Nickel.
.!.
Oranada.
M.
Macaesa.
M.
8tsco.
I
M.
Dome,
tttt-TXk
Hughe,
tjti.
Eldorado,
3JB.
HoUlngtr.
10JI.
Howey
I
Mclntyre.
4i0.
New
York
U.
8.
Steel,
4t4.
General
Motors.
V4.
American
Can.
ft
American
Telephone
ltOV.
Allied
Chcmli
nl
lS1?
4
NatlonHl
plsiill--t.s
M'4.
W.
J.
Assel?tine,
Liberal
can
-
W.
J.
Asselstine.
Howard
'
I
!
P0PULARIH
IMPOSSIBLE
So
Says
Prime
.Minister
Bennett
In
Thanksgiving
.Message
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
II:
tCPI
No
government
could
remain
popular
through
a
depression
such
as
the
world
has
been
experiencing,
Trrmier
R.
B.
Bennett
declared
here
last
night.
He
believed.
In
the
words
of
Talleyrand,
that
"a
statesman
should
have
the
courage
to
be
unpopular"
and
was
satisfied
that
the
conduct
of
thr
present
administration
would
compare
favorably
with
any
administration
in
the
world
over
th
-same
period.
The
rremler
held
out
as
reasons
for
Thanksgiving
the
fart
that-not
only
Canada
but
the
whole
world
seemed
to
be
on
the
road
to
rrcovery
achievement
LEAVING
SERVICE
Robert
Ersklnr
Superannuated
After
Spending
IX
Years
With
Marine
Department
Robert
Ersklne.
who
has
been
ac
countant
and
purchasing
agent
hire
for
the
marine
department
since
I9M.
has
been
superannuated
ftem
the
service
and.
with
Mrs.
Er-sklne,
will
be
leavtng
shortly
for
Vancouver
where
It
Is
their
Intention
to
take
up
future
residence.
rThelr
departure
from
here
will
be
regretted
by
many
friends.
Mr.
Ersklne
has
been
for
eighteen
years
In
the
service
of
the
department
which
he
Joined
In
Victoria,
tjavlng
pome
to.
Digby
Island
from
ihe
Capital
City.
His
duties
locally
will
be
absorbed
by
the
present
staff.
FORMER
TERRACE
MAN
IS
C.
C.
V.
CANDIDATE
IN
!
COMOX
CONSTITUENCY
COURTKNAY.
Vancouver
Island.
Oct.
10:
CP)-Rcv.
H.
T.
Allen
B.A..
pastor
of
the
United
Church
at
Cumberland.
who
was
recently
transferred
to
that
point
from
Terrace,
was
selected
at
the
end
of
the
week
as
C.
C.
F.
candidate
for
Comoxln
the
forthcoming
pro-
vlncial
election.
4
-
MOLtfSON
TRIP
OFF
De
Haviland
Officials
Announce
Cancellation
of
Hop
For
British
Flying
Pair
LONDON,
Oct
It:
(CP)
The
projected
long
distance
flight
of
Capt.
and
Mrs.
James
A.
MoIIison
from
Toronto
to
Bagdad
has
been
cancelled.
The
night
is
definitely
off.
officials
of
the
de
Havl-land
Aircraft
Co,
owners
of
the
plane
in
which
the
hop
was
to
hare
been
made,
announced
Saturday.
The
Mollisoni
were
at
Toronti
awaiting
favorable
weather
con
ditions
for
the
Bagdad
fligb
when
announcement
was
made
that
their
trijj
was
off.
The
ma-chine
was
In
readiness
at
Wasaga
Beach
and
both
flyers
were
anxious
to
go.
(
H
t
BIG
STORM
FELT
ON
ATLANTIC
YESTERDAY
HALIFAX
NS,
Sept.
10:
'CP
I
ShlpplnjT
WftS
para-
!
I1!'.1.1!"
Al:
!
.
mtuiont'0f
cWtarTdanuw
wa
caused
to
orchard
and
along
the
waterfront
by
gale
which
swePl
Mantim
prortnee
UT"
wt
w-na
Vancouver
Wheat
-
4r
.r
-
-
.
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
16
Wheat
wa
quoted
here
today
at
61
vie.
basnet
Winnipeg
I
October.
61.
November,
61
1.
;
December.
61V(.
May.
V
Chicago
December,
M.
May.
M.
Jury.
I4
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MAR'I
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
10-SUver
wa
quoted
here
today
at
3c.
Copper
varied
at
from
8c.
to
9c.
DISCUSS
SHIPPING
Finance
Minister
of
New
Zealand
Admits
That
Negotiations
Are
On
With
Australia
WHAINOTON.
NX.
Oct.
10:
CP
Hon
J.
G.
Oaatea.
minister
of
finance,
today
confirmed
reports
that
negotiations
are
proceeding
between
Australia
and
New
Zealand
regarding
competition
by
American
shipping.
"Australia
la
very
much
concerned
about
her
position
and
so
Is
New
Zealand."
Mr.
Coates
declared.
I
WINNER
IN
I
Frew.
O.
Fraeer,
Miss
Dorothy
Tigers
Conquer
New
gn.
W.
Hawes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies
For
Second
Time
.
YAfn-uuv
ucv.
iu:
w
Playing
their
second
game
In
the
box
lacrosse
finals
here
last
night,
Moore.
Jack
Preece.
Miss
A.
Postulo.
Hamilton
Tigers
defeated
the
New
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Rose,
Mr.
and
Westminster
Salmon
Bellle
13
to
Mrs.
Howard
Steen.
Mrs.
T.
Sten-11.
It
was
an
extremely
rough
j
berg
and
W.
Zallsko.
match.
John
Mclntyre
of
UUea.
New
York,
brother
of
Alexander
Mclntyre
of
this
city,
sailed
by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
.after
having
spent
the
past
couple
of
weeks
here.
He
will
proceed
from
Vancouver
to
California
where
an
-
other
brother
resides.
VOTING
IN
PR.
RUPERT
List
of
Polling
Places
in
Provincial
Election
Announced
By
Returning
Officer
if
a
poll
is
found
to
be
necessary
for
the
provincial
ejection
in
Prince
Ton
srrrr
ing
wui
take
place
at
the
following
points,
it
is
announced
by
the
re
turning
officer,
D.
C.
Stuart:
Prince
Rupert.
Haysport.
Inver
rtess.
Ooose
Bay.
Humpback
Bay.
i
iunner
nominations
In
this
riding.
Plewln's
Point.
Jap
Inlet.
Lawn
HOI.
j
rt
n
the
papers
of
each
can-Lock
eport.
Massett,
North
Island,
didate
were
as
follows:
Dceanlc,
Oona
River.
Osland.
Port;
Mr
Pattullo
Proposed
by
S.
P.
dement.
Port
Simpson.
Queen'
McMordle;
seconded
by
J.
H.
Pills-
Charlotte
City.
Refuge
Bay,
Sand-
burv:
assenting.
Mrs.
Mary
V.
Mac-spit.
SlOdegate.
Squadaree,
Sunny
Laren.
Mrs.
Adele
Jabour.
Max
side,
Tlell
and
Woden
River.
Helibroner,
Mrs.
Annie
McD.
Nelson.
Nominations
will
close
at
12
noon.
on
Thursday
of
this
week
and
there
U
every
Indication
that
there
will"1""1-
D-
c
McRae.
A.
3.
Pnid-le
more
than
one
nomination
in
homme.
Mrs.
Margaret
I.
Patmore.
which
event
the
holding
of
a
poH;J-
J-
T.
Collart.
J.
J.
Judge.
J.
J.
will
be
necessary.
EXCURSION
IS
SUCCESS
No
Less
Than
SIS
Made
Trip
to
Ketchikan
and
Outing
Was
Very
Enjoyable
to
All
With
no
less
than
J15
persons
maklrc
the
trro.
the
soeclal
week-
end
excursion
of
the
steamer
Prince
Ruoert
to
Ketchikan
was
a
most
iMMuiftrf
mt
Mtouhi.
innn.
hSTwlii
ihr;,rrrW
Ibeeaaatad
hi
future
.
SDeelal
r,t.
',
the
enterwlnmen'
M
those
mi
kmc
rruiu.
,M
U
Sarf
rr
h.nnt
.
r
r
time.
The
people
of
Ketchikan
iwoved
themselves
to
be.
at
usual.
nial
host
and
also
did
their
part
to
make
the
oattrr
a
completely
feasant
one
for
the
local
folk.
Athowah
It
rained
at
Ketchikan
Umost
the
entire
day.
this
did
not
lampen
the
spirit
of
the
excursionist
nor
did
It
seem
tm
detract
nueh
from
the
general
enjoyment
Some
of
the
travellers
spent
the
day
at
Ketchikan
visiting
with
friends
and
sightseeing
In
the
A
sskan
city
was,
of
course,
a
genern
diversion
and.
in
this
connection
the
townsfolk
there
were
very
gen
erou
In
the
matter
of
trsnsparta
Uon
A
dance
In
the
American
Le-
J
Rlon
Hall
Sunday
night
was
one
of
tne
enjoya
we
leaiures.
There
was
dancing
aboard
the!
steamer
as
she
steamed
from
here
northward
on
Saturday
night,
musk
being
furnished
by
Charlie
Balagno's
Orchestra
of
this
city
Pipers
Alex
Macdonald
and
Sam
Leslie
were
also
taken
along
and
their
services
were
In
almost
con
stant
demand.
They
were
eapeeJatly
popular
with
the
Ketchikan
folk.
If
any
suggestion
could
be
offered
to
make
future
excursion
of
the
kind
more
enjoyable
than
ws
this
one.
It
would
be
that
arrange
ment
be
made
to
have
the
cruise
at
least
In
one
direction
made
by
daylight.
This
would
prove
a
special
Inducement
undoubtedly.
Among
others
making
the
trip
in
addition
to
those
whose
names
were
published
In
the
Dally
News
1
Saturday
were
Harry
Astorl.
Mrs.
.
C
P.
Balagno,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Byrne.
Miss
Rose
Couture,
Miss
A.
Cook.
r.
C.
Cole.
F.
M.
Dockrlll.
O.
P.
Connelly.
Miss
&
Dalgarno.
J.
A.
Hudson.
Mrs.
J.
Iveron.
J.
Lindsay.
!
Mrs.
E.
Large.
N.
McKay.
Mr.
Stan
;
Morln
and
child.
William
Murray.
I
miss
M.
Miller.
A.
Murray,
a.
Mar-
low.
Shane
Murray.
Mrs.
R,
E.
Doug.
Frrasell.
who
recently
re-
turned
from
a
visit
to
point
as
fat
south
a
Portland,
say
he
met
George
Russell,
formerly
foreman
for
the
Dally
News
here,
J.
11.
Kelly,
formerly
a
local
plumber,
and
C.
C.
ClemerAson.
the
baseball
player
The
Ollhulys.
he
says,
are
still
In
business
at
Kelso.
Pattullo,
Rudderham,
Chapman
Formally
Nominated
Today
in
Provincial
Election
Contest
Thomas
Dufferin
Pattullo,
Leader
of
the
Opposition:
George
Weston
Rudderham.
man,
miner,
were
all
officially
nominated
this
morning
as
'randida
0
provincial
election.
The
papers
were
found
by
the
return
ing
omcer,
u.
u.
aiuarc,
10
duly
accepted.
There
is
no
lndlca
-
Uon
as
yet
that
there
will
be
any
Mis
Jessie
RothweU.
Najeeb
Mus-
Ikm-
W.
P.
Armour.
W.
J.
McCut-
i
utUe-
s-
Parker.
John
Dybhavn.
T.
W.
Brown.
H.
B.
Rochester.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin.
Robert
Gordon.
C.
O.
Minns
and
M.
P.
McCaffery.
Mr.
Rudderham
Proposed
by
J.
S.
Black:
seconded
by
Etnar
Larsen
I
assenting.
D.
A.
Macphee.
John
'
Tl
Trrrrs
a
n
Tamatat
V
a
sam
T
Tl
1
Morin.
H.
J.
Smith.
J.
J.
OUlis.
T.
J
Shenton.
Frank
Roma.
Frank
Derry,
O.
V
Wilkinson.
W.
8.
Hammond.
Mrs.
Bethla
K.
Lawton.
Mrs.
Re-!
oece
E
McCarthy.
Mrs.
Louise;
Carlyle
and
Jorfn
Anderson.
i
Mr
Chapman-Proposed
by
W
"
Montgomery:
seconded
by
WU-
Marn
McLeod;
asMfitlng.
Robert
Kydd.
Philippe
Laporte.
Andrew
r.ero
nn.
wrs.
m-
hel
Ward.
K.
J.
Ban.
Mr&
Mary
FW(Dancan
Matheson.
Frederick
n7-
riant
Quest,
WsDtam
Pimii
tM
a.
ana
mmn
,
BUSINESS
IMPROVES
OTTAWA,
Oct.
10:
Further
indications
of
improved
business
conditions
are
shown
in
the
Dominion
revenues
which
increased
$U70.000
during
the
first
week
of
October
as
compared
with
the
same
week
a
year
ago.
T
A
pV
T?I1
Allf
Djtfd
V
IvUlYl
CONVENTION
Fire
Chief
Rod
Morrison
Found
Fire
Fighting
Discussions
In
Portland
Highly
Interesting
Fire
Chief
Rod
Morrison,
who
returned
to
the
city
last
Saturday
af
ter
attending
the
annual
conven
tton
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Fire
Chief
Association
in
Portland.
Ore.,
re
ports
that
190
fire
chiefs
regtstered
at
the
convention
which
was
held
in
the
Multnomah
Hotel.
The
delegates
were
welcomed
to
Portland
by
Commissioner
Riley.
Every
conceivable
means
of
fire
flthtlns:
came
under
diSMMainn
at
the
convention
and
other
matter
to
be
debated
included
fire
preven
-
!
Uon.
including
Inspections
and
hi.
J
vestlgatlons.
fighting
fires
In
base-
j
ments
and
atttea.
chimney
fire,
oil
fires,
waterfront
toes
and
similar
subjects.
All
the
discussions
proved
both
Interesting
and
educational.
Chief
Ralph
Scott
of
the
Los
An-
gel
fire
department
gave
a
very
interesting
talk
on
the
California
earthouake
of
last
snrlnc
Thr
Mount
Vrnon
fit
rfMart.
ment
put
on
a
great
demonstra
-
!
Uon
In
the
line
of
fire
practice,
the
1
men
being
trained
and
instructed
School
Chief
Morrison
received
many
Inquiries
regarding
Prince
Rupert
and
met
some
persons
who
had
been
here
in
the
early
days.
.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
HaseKon.
Cloudy,
calm.
38.
Smlthers.
clear,
calm.
34.
Burns
Lake,
fog.
calm.
31.
machinist,
and
Charfea
Chan.
oe
an
in
order
and
each
was
"
nrw.
.
bUUU
blAKl
ON
BIG
LOAN
Total
Amount
Subscribed
This
Morning
Amounted
to
$52,000,000
MONTREAL,
Oct
10:
Subscriptions
at
noon
today
to
the
new
conversion
loan
which
opened
this
morning
totalled
15!,-00,000.
The
Imperial
Oil
Company
took
$3,000,000.
SEAPLANE
DAMAGED
Portland
Machine
Breaks
Strut
In
Forced
Landing
Near
Here
But
Lt
Repaired
When
forced
to
land
in
roofh
water
near
Kinahan
Island
yesterday
afternoon
on
account
of
poor
vWbHHy
while
frying
from
Ketchi
kan
with
Alert
Bay
as
the
planned
objective
of
the
days
hop.
a
Fokker
seaplane
from
Portland,
Ore.,
piloted
by.
C.
C.
J.
Graul
and
with
its
owner.
Gay
lord
Adam,
on
board
as
a
passenger,
sustained
a
broken
steel
pontoon
strut
and.
after
drifting
around
for
a
tame,
was
finally
picked
up
by
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
with
hi
gasboat
and
towed
into
shelter
at
Kinahan
lstand
where
temporary
repairs
were
mad
before
being
brought
along
into
Prince
Rupert
at
duk
last
evening.
The
broken
strut
wu
welded
today
by
the
Star
Wcldteg
St
Machine
Works
and
It
was
expected
that
the
plane
would
be
attft
to
hop
of
f
this:
afternoon
for
Alert
Bay
with
a
view
to
continuing
on
Into
Portland
tomorrow.
Pilot
Graul
and
Mr.
Adam
have
been
on
a
month's
flight
to
Alaska
as
far
north
a
Hahvea,
havmg
made
calls
at
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
They
put
m
here
a
month
ago
when
norbtbeund.
The
pMfte
fe
tajulgsped
with
a
3M
hp.
Wrtfht
whirlwind
engine.
FATALITY
AT
BUCKINGHAM
One
Person
Killed
and
Several
Injured
In
Traffic
Crash
Near
Residence
of
King
LONDON.
Oct
10):
CP)
One
person
wa
killed,
seven
were
seriously
hurt
and
many
others
were
Injured
Saturday
when
an
automo-
dU
ruck
a
mP
poet
and
skidded
mto
cpow1
Buck".
maham
Palace
where
the
King
la
In
A
ctd.had
gathered
to
witness
Ith
clunln
P1
rd
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
11400
pound.
8.6c
BIK
B
OC.
Canadlan-Nono.
,Am,ln
Storage.
9.4c
Sitka.
nMO,
Booth.
8.6c
and
Sc.
McKlnWy.
34000,
Royal.
0.4c
and
Sc.
Franklin.
30jBefl.
Royal.
&Jc
and
5c
Thor.
40.000.
Atlin.
0.4c
and
c.
No
Sale
Today
These
boats
sold
on
Monday.
No
boau
being
in
with
catches
this
morning,
there
was.
therefore,
nd
sale
at
the
exchange.
?