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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-16

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-16

7 AIDES IN WANT
IL Or EXCELLENT
Article For The Hair.
That will not mat, the Curls yon will
find Myers EAU Coamc'pu" to give entire
satisfaction especially for Gray Hair or it
is falling oft ;ig- For sale by DR. +,
Schlcy, Williamson X Bcckrnhnugh and
Carrot X Go.
CiIAS. q. MYERS.
dec Off Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-16

Now in store and receiving weekly, the
largest and hanleunGsl assortment of
+ \ CI G. OOD DIS
ever seen in FrrI". ck-grcat many art-
'lcs suitable Il presents for the approarh-
ing llolidaya-hayc hut room TO name in
part
RICH TOILET SETS.
FINE VASES, FIGURES,
CHINA BONES. &c. &c.
FINE WORK BONES
AND WRITING DESKS, of
Morocco, Papicr Marhc,
Rosewood and Mahogany.
Ladies' and Gents, Fine Purses, Ladies'
Companions and Saicnrls, Fine Watch
Stands, Cigar Stands, Match Boxes, Per-
tlmcry toilet preparations, cologne bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All STYLES and Prices.
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The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
vrial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
h cents for each additional insertion. All
tpasient advertisements cash in advance.
garriage and obituary notices not to exceed
lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
haracter, if admissible atall, double the usual
ties and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
tate offices, S25.00. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
dyancc. Legal and transient advertis ements
q be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
J. S. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
An Important Law.

We publish for general information
the following important extracts from
- An act to define the condition Of cer-
tain State lands, ana for other purposes"
which passed the late General Assembly,
and has become law By the approval Of
the Governor:
SEeriox /. b. IL saoctsd 5J the General
assembly Of tie Stale II Arkansas. That
any person claiming, holding or occupy
ing any lands belonging to the State OF
Arkansas, under and by virtue or any
pretended sale made to such party by any
pretended authorities of said State, after
the fifth day of May, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty one, and before the
eighteenth day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty four, may pre-
sent their claims to the Commissioner Of
Immigration aud State Lands. on or be-
fore the thirty first day of March. one
thousand eight hundred and sevcnty-two;
upon the presentation ofany such claims
to said Commissioner, he shall proceed
Immediately to investigate, and make rec
ord OF the same. Ifupon such investiga-
ton, 1t appears that the person making
said claim is entitled to a certificate OF
purchase for any land belonging to the
State, by virtue of labor performed for
the redemption of swamp lands, the said
commissioner shall issue certificate Of
sale to such person for the same, and
said certificate shall be of like effect, US
though no action had been taken by any
pretended authorities as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, That all
lands claimed, held or occupied under
any pretended sale as aforesaid, and no
certifcale issued therefor. as provided
in section one Of this act, before the first
day Of April, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy two, shall be sold and dis
posed Of the same as other State lands;
Provided, that any person holding any
pretended certificate or patent from any
pretended State authority for any lands,
shah have prc-cmption right thereto
until the thirty first day Of March, ono
thousand eight hundred and scventy-two.
SEC. 4. Be IL further enacted, That in
all cases where II appears, IRON the rec.
ords OF said commissioner elilcc, that
certificates of purchase for lands pur.
chased before the sixth day Of May, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.one
were surrend, red to any person in charge
of any of the land departments Of this
State after the fifth day OF May, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty one,
and before the eighteenth day OF April,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and pretended holding or patent
certificates were issued therefor, the Com.
mis- ioner Of State lands, shall upon ap-
plication issue valid certificates therefor,
without further proof Of loss OF said
original certificate.
SEc. s. BE IL further enacted, That all
laws or parts Of laws in conflict with this
act, are hereby repealed, and that this
act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
POETRY.
A woman's Answer to a Mans Question

Do you know YOU have asked for the oostiest thing
Evor made by the hand above?
woman heart and womans lite
And a woman's wonderful loyey
Do you know you have asked for this priceless thing
As IA child might ask for n toy
Demanding what Others have died to win,
With the reckless dash of II boy?
You have written my lesson Of duty out
Manlikc have you questioned mo (!
Now stand at the bar OF my womans soul,
Until l shall question thee
Your socks and your shirt be whole
require your heart to be true as God's stars,
And pure as Ills heaven your soul.
You require a cook for your mutton and beef
l require II far greater thing
seamstress you re wanting Tor and for shirts
look Il man and king.
A king for the beautiful realm called homo,
And a man that the maker, tiod,
Shall look upon as he did on toe first
And say 1t is very good
am fair and young. but the rose will fade
From my soft young cheek one day
VIII you love me then mid the falling leaves,
As you did 'mong the bloom of May?
Is your heart ocean strong and deep
! may launch my all ON its tide
loving woman finds heaven or hell
On the day she is made q bride.
require all things that are grand and true,
All things that a man should be;
II you give this all | would stake my life
10 be all you demand OF me.
If you cannot be this-a laundress and cook
GU can hire, and little to pay;
BSt II womans heart and womans life,
Are not won that way.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

tbinns will ba riphtea ~

things will be righted.". :.
For two years lived alone at Swans
Nest-two years of inexpressable agony ;
then the news came A ship, homeward
bound from Calcutta, was lost, and Ho-
race Read was among the passengers.
That was the death of hope
Another year dragged by. One sweet
Nav evening | strolled down 10 the sea
shore. The sun was setting in waves OF
gold and purple, and the full moon came
up, flooding the great sea and the long
stretch OF glittering sand with misty
splendor The tide rolled in with a low
musical murmer. sat down on rock.
Far out upon the bar a stately vessel
swung at anchor, and little boat from
it was coming in. watched the tiny
craft kind Of facination. Presently il
grated on the sand. and man sprang
ashore.
| A wild nameless hope took shape In
my heart. arose and totlered forward
blind and half unconscious Tho instant
after, strong arm clasped me-
looked up into the face above me. /,
was wan and worn, and changed by suf.
ferng, but knew it in an instant.
"Oh, Horace. my husbands" cried
'' forgive me!'
Then felt his tears upon my checks
and his kisses upon my lips, and ! sank
into his arms insensible.
1t is all over-the remorse, the loncli'
ne IS, the aching nesrt We live at Swan's
Nest-my dear forgiving husband anc
myself.
~ had engaged my passage, he said
:" in the steamer that was lost. But fel
| i'll, and could not come then, and that
sickness has restored me to you, thank
Cod
thank Him also, daily and hourly, ,foi
this undeserved, this perfect bliss.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

SALT VS. CnlLLs The following ap-
pears rs leading editorial in the Cleyc-
land Herald, I've wish to give a very
simple remedy for chills and fever, ana
wi ii to emphasize it by saying that y
has, to our certain knowledge. proved
very eillcacious. 1t is simply common
salt. A traspoonfnl taken In water, aud
a teaspoonful deposited inside each stock
ing. next the foot, just ~ the chill y
comiog on. That's all there Is of Il; bnk
knowing that il has been very eflicacious
in breaking the chills and perfecting :
cure. we put it in our editorial columns.
where no humbug remedy shall ever nud
place, II we know II.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
NO. A

"duck AMI partridge" to Mr.. Sumner,
the latter merely looked at him, and made
no reply Fish's weak nature felt the
shock. He dared no longer face the
Numedian lion, and he arranged with the
crew OF Chandler, Nye, and the other
boys who fight for bitten apples, to com.
plete his cowardly warfare by driving
Mr.. Sumner from the head of this com
mittee, SO that he might no longer meet
him
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18
Col. WIN. T. BOURNE.

Formerly Of Fort Smith, Arkansas. will as
sist me in the duties Of my Agency l am
prepared to make cash advances on nil ship
ments Of Cotton to the House of Messrs. +. i.
BRAuys a. Co, Baltimore and will personal :
ly guarantee to shippers as much per pound.
net. as they would receive by shipping. to
New Orleans or New York markets.
q. A. MEYER,
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1871-04-18

GoING TO THE PARsoN.-Only few
months ago, couple, comingto the par
son, brought with them another pair
whose nuptials had some time before
been celebrated in the parsonage. After
the ceremony was concluded, the older
ones stopped to talk for moment. ats
near two years since we stood up here,
said the husband "Ay; and how fares
it with your inquired the parson. g Oh,
very we'll; first rate y they both answer
ed in the same breath. And then the
wife, gently: We've had great COM
fort come to us Of late, sir--a little girl;
and it isn't hard to be content with such
a treasure in the house And then he
looked at her and she at him, both 20
glad and proud, and the happy tears came
into their eyes. How could the parson
help crying with them. Indeed, he did
not try to helpit
1t is u brave. grand thing that you are
doing, young men and women! You
who are content to go to the parson, and
and begin thus in quiet, sober way the
journey OF life together No cards; no
carriages no silver plate no bridal tour;
no bank account; no house to live in;
absolutely nothing but faith, hope and
love. That is endowment enough. In
stead of waiting till your lives are soured
and spoiled by vanity and vice, you arc
starting out resolved to brave the perils
and face the storms and bear the burdens
of life together. 1. is the right way to
begin. You escape thousand dangers
that you would encounter, and you har.
vest thousand joys that you would
miss If you waited. as too many Of your
brethren and sisters wait till you begin
with a stylish wedding. The parson is
proud of your courage and faith; and II
he were only good enough to make his
blessing avail you anything, he would
say to every one Of you
"Thc Lord bless you and keep you.
1.-THE Lord make his face to shine up
on you, and be gracious unto you.
"The Lord lift up his countenance unto
you and give you peace. "-Rec. WasA-
ington GLADDEN..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
SECOND BOARD, l 7. ".
TUESDAY. May 23-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. May pr. NJ
The stock market has been i'll the main quiet,
and without any notable feature. Business was mode
rate and quite well distributed during the early hours OF
the Exchange, the market being on the whole strong
though no important changes noted In the alter
noon animatonwas displayed in certain directions
with Union Pacific as the leading card which declined
from 90, two per cent vigorous pressure to
sell This carried down the entire list from oneah TO
one per cent though subsequently reaction occurred
and the market wound up with strong feeling. The
dealings Lake Shore less important than usual
the position stock not aordng inducements Tor
large operations either side Of the account AS rule
however, the feeling has been bulsh III this stock,
doubtless Influenced by the persistent assertions OF the
speedy declaration of the everlasting scrip dividend
Erie has subsidized from its late activity, and been com
paratvely quiet. Rock Island was in active inquiry,
and made a further rise the advance Of yesterday,
with the sale of about 5000 shares. RewfOrk Central
was firm in the morning, but declined, though at the
close reaetng and bearing of strong Investment secu-
rites were duh and strong while in the miscela-
laneous list Consolidation Coal active and higher,
selling up to A in the course OF the day Express shares
were dull but firm The following table shows the high
est and lowest prices of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNEsoTA
RAILROAD of Iowa il now earning more than IL per
cent net on the amount Of its mortgage obligations.
Its per cent gold bonds are equal for security to
Governments or any Railroad issue. They com
mand ready market, and we are prepared TO buy
and sell them at all times.
No investment in the market possessing equal
guarantees of safety returns equal percentage OF
interest.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy has given n
traffic guarantee, and obligaes itself to invest in
these bonds 80 per cent of the earnings derived
from all business from this road. This is sufficient
indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most farsighted corporation in the West
Price % and accrued interest in currency. Pam
phlets aud full particulars furnished on application
HENRY CLEws d Co.. 81 Nall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Germany now rejoices in thirty-three Journals
especially devoted TO humor, whose aggregate crcuia
ton is about Seoee0.
Mr.. Morris is going to write an account Oh
his tour in Iceland.
Mr.. Darwin has presented to the University
of Cambridge the remainder of tho collections IN
voyage OF the Beagle.
A new edition of Varnhagen Won Ense's
memoirs and other works, is TO be brought ont ny
Brockhaus the publisher OF Leipslc under inc ulo y"
Select Writings of varnhagen v Ense'"
Under the title of "0ur Living Poets" Mr.
Buxton Formsn is going to republish series OF cru
cisms on cotemporary writer's which have apbeaiiSc
anonymously an IuSlcyS M0gUEHte at "4''i '"'' "~"
flA last four years.
The UniCcrso illustrate announces the death'
at Venice of signor Angelo Buzzoa, weiFhho"h
writer Of sacred music, aud whose Venetian songs are
and among them entitled AIuleo, winch was per
formed without success.
The Commune clearly dislikes men OF science
NJ Henri ST. Claire Deve the chemist, and mis- brother
the meteoTologit have been compelled TO fly from PaIs
10 Versailles the of the former had been or
dcred. NJ Ieverier the astronomer also deems ~ pru
Versailles
A monument has been erected in Milan in
honor OF Ccsare Beceara the author of the famous work.
Del Dett dele Pene' which was lately i l1sgrdG
an address the excellent influence exercised by Bee
caria on criminal jurisprudence
Inc l8Si OF tllat ueDgn1ul series Oh shoVN"'N
OF the lives Of English and American authors now ran
ming through Harpers Weekly, is devoted TO washington
Irving whose later years Sunnyside-that ldea ' d
of refinement and honest fame-is cnulIIiiNiss, y
lnoa;cd by his lifelong friend and publisher "cos
Putnam, esq.
Mrs. Bray, now in her eighty-hrst year. mas
nearly completed Memoir Of Joan OF Arc III lo,V'
she published her Revolt OF the Canisarus Oh tne
Ccvcnnes and the year before her Life OF the SOou
louis" cxhbifiur i'm both these woiks Irgsnnes VI
mind ana a power of research rarely met Win a' so
advanced an age.
Mr.. Halliwen las had the good fortune to
discover evidence that Shakespeare acted on TWO occa
siops before Queen Elizabeth, in the year 1924 in COM
pany with Kemp and Burbage, all three being described
rs Servants 10 the Lord Chamberlain critical stu
5enfs az the biography of Shakespeare will at once ap-
Drci9e te significance Of these interesting facts Inc
i,oet was then in his thirty-hfth year.
NM. Erckmann-C hatrians new work, His
tore dun sousMaItrc" which is republshed from the
Rerue des Den ICHdes treats of subject especially
worthy of attention at time when it has been shown
that education in France IS at 80 low an ebb NM EfeE
mau-C hatliau depict the humatiug position To wlcn
ppc teachers France reduced owing 10 the local
Influences the clergy, of the authorizes, ana par
tcUlary through tie Of the budget OF public
instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
GColeman Benedict's closing quotations were:

There was less confident tone 20 the gold speculation
today the temper of the room being decidedly bearsh
because Of the gossip aAoat with reference to future
Treasury action, aud reported large negotiations Of
bonds on the other side The late loan Of the Read
ing Railroad Company, amounting 10 twenty-five mil
lion. Of doare, will not bc offered abroad except in
part for some time The bulk Of business to-day was at
l1f the range being III ol The short interest is in
creasng and the lending rates to-day were and per
cent for carrying tat The days business at the God
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared 1859 100;
gold balances. sl,He73; currency balances Sljc59G
THO fnll1 hin N.nrn tln mntaiinns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
TIE MARKETS.


Trsepsy. 'iav o. 1871
AeIFc-ruf7 moderate deIn-rd q
or, .tf e
EIIING NATERIALS-Brcls are Gnner and higher Labs
firm. + very quiet. Other Ted continue dull NJ quote;
BElCKs.
Pale M..... sc 010 &C ~ R0sen,a p BILL. 81 IS
y. Il. Hump ". ga 80. LNM ~.
Jenry......... . Or Common. y b...........Sl 10
CrotoI Fronts 4 u. II OCH W Lamp, = bb.'....'.. ~
Philadelphia Fronts. p OydyJ % .hs - Wa 20
PIAsTEHspARs.
Cattle rer ...... 90 Nova Scotia - 2jff 30
GOA per bush. ...... IS Nova Scotia b., L ll. d4 %
Gale. East&ti g ! 9'G2 ,5
BROOM COPN-The iugury very light and tie market BE- easier
VI Rcd az 3ais Mixed 4d3c Medium Green ~ 5d0c aud
Iiv aa2e BIooms are lower selling Pa - 20 Dozen
BLESWAX finer; sales 2G6O b SaJ6c for Western and
Southern. cash.
BOSES-Ne small sales Of Rio Glnde Shin at $5jG SO per
COTTON-The market moderately active ami h. cher with htof
frlr as PRO bales cO t evening" including 20 ior oTi
g cOnsuMprou los Tor mi 80 n transit; hr future
delivery sles Saturday evening, 800 M Jane at 5ic 100 for july at
lt; anil to-day. 80 Tor MAY AZ 10 loci 300 for Jare at 10 6a
l5r 9lGQ5,c; 40 for August ~ Ut 0B.c.
Ald1O 10 Seltembtr a We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

sUYDRIEs.
RECEIPTS nE pROnTCE.

Per Worth R1er Ysssis and R'.ro ~ o..
Ny99-3 pkgs Ashes IL bales Broom Corn ,o .e tol"nt
a. Kill. Cotton Seed or 2.0 bI. Eggs 1888 l EoI Io "
bush wheat 1871 III bush Corn. 1855 bush Ost 81 has b's %
Mol Is5 les Hos sides Leather 2i5l rfgs Enter -,
Cl,se ~ pkgs lard p rkgs Cut Meats, ~ pkg a2"
pkgs Grease 2j2 bills Pork - Ikgs Sarn s." e' % 10 ss
fliOl ~ pk oil Cake % blss Peanut zoo g, "tirc 'oI Illus
Thc' s5 nkcs Tobacco Gss bbS whisky, d haies Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

OFFICE OF LIGET.IIoUsE EsGEEFR, TnIRp DsrRcT{
ToNPRISsvILLE, y. l., Ma 20, l51l.
PROPOSALS for TRANSPORTING and
n ERECTING TWO SCREWPILE LIGHTHOtS ES.-S,alfd
Troro wi he received this until JUNE l. 1911 at = ooock
m r suitable vessels for TRANSPORTING two complete iron
screw Pie igh Houses SeTYok Halorone 70 Bntcefor
Conn he Long Beach Bar Long landi a4l for E
nc completing and painting nclgg a The machinery ana ia1
and Tie accommodation q tie Agent Of the h. H. Engineer at the
Ioc lilies during putting Of and completing the structures
Toe Scrs-pe Light being constructed by tie Ata1nc
steam Euue Works corner Adams and NaefS BrOokn " Y
W. ere The, may h hi iers, and a. which place the VIII be ready
fr delivery 10 the contractor about jane ], 1871
plans and specifications will be furnished to bidders on ILeaon
therefor % this Office
Proosals duplicate accompanied by guaranty in duplicate
and printed this advertisement attached 90 each proposal
addressed undersigned iore The envelope Proposals io
Transporting and Erecting SCreB-piie Lth.HOlsts"
NE rt 10 re, ans and an bids reserved y tie undersigned.
J. O. WOODRUFF, Lieut. Colonel Of Egsiuters.
F1.igeer Third H. u. District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24
q bids for CITY bank shares :

The Philadelphia Stock Market was steady today
Pennsy wanna 6s sd issue sold at 1907 Philadelphia and
Esie Railroad, IS; Reading Railroad 57s, and Pennsy
vania Railroad, ca; gold closed at 1113.
balances in the U. Treasury at the close to-day,
were Coin, 500 $4,000; currency s5OO0OOj certificates
s17729,O05
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of specie
from the Port Of NewYor for the week ending May 22
1871 S3,473,GGG.
The following is the statement Of the Boston National
Banks as returned to the Clearing House on Monday
morning, May %, 1871 .,,o,,o-,
CAPITAL Due from other banks 25i 95l
li459 5l4 Due to other bnks.. H25642
Srece............ LTfl24 Deposits. 5l62t5lJ
ITealender u f3l 93l Crcuan.... Ag26
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Rye Floor s arm hut esIe., ale. 7sbbls We quote,
Western. SIS Stat ana as 10d S6 10
Cot. Meal Ia IN sr demand sais S7o bbs We suote:
Corn Meal jersey % s. e3 BPye 20D - IS
Com Meal Western 60 sole Meal Pc 20 Oo9 20 30
W w.
P1S-rhere moderate ioino demand for DRY
since last and the markets. stead 81 100 bs Maoerel
request the market Of 2e Ibis Herring are
d and EomiDa unchanged Dutch Herhag dun aud plenty I'll
N ke0 Wa ouota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoNsoI-
IDATED SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MoETGAGE BoSDs.-
The small amount remaining uusO'd are offered at
kINEIY-TWO AND ONE-HALF and accrued interest
The security of these bond' IS beyond any cues
ton, and the price. in comparison with other hIst-
class Railroad bonds very low.
JonS j. CISCO 6, Son, 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

OrPTcr oF raE C0vGRE0NAL PISTER. lIoN Nay " m
PROPOSALS FOR BNGRAVlNG.-Sea!ed
ProoesaIe viii he received Office until MONDAY May o.
1 an len O'Clock n the forenoon Engraving Printing Steel
or oyrapln plate paper ~ forty pounds to the res eleven
octave Iages PaeOltoogy; 1915 copies OF EACH
Samples Of tie work mas be AZ Gas Oice.
The be eIeoViel sylo 1by eqa TO ne samples anu
subject 10 the acceptance Printer and be done with
out delay and delivered expense for taIsPoaou
Proo 10 accompanied by Sufficient and satisfactory evidence that
The party has The ability 10 perform the work.
Proposals wiz be Endorsed envelope, Proposals tf pruning on
steel or Htioga phiEg addressed 30 The unleriPrd.
A. ". clap Onal Printer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

FoR SuE-Comty and Town Bonds Of various
kinds secured by property more than 20 times the
amount Of indebtedness yielding 10 per cent upon
the investment; prime security. Send for circular
giyiDgtlll particulars. WM PAB8EE, No. Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-24

Government bonds have been dull and shortly after
midday little lower in sympathy with the decline OF
gold. At the close there an improved feeling and
the market closed firm the anticipated Treasury pur
chase of two millions tomorrow.
Fisk q Hatch report United states bonds follows at