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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

No special offering we are able
to make our customers is valued so
much as the opportunity to buy
standard makes of French, German
and Irish Table DamaSkS and House
keeping Linens at reduced prices.
Selling at old prices would Ne
TO sell less than value. But
we have taken large quantities of
our lest goods and marked them down
to a point that must and will be thor
oughly appreciated.
% dozen splendid quality 10 inch
Napkins, sc dozen.
% dozen pure linen 10 inch Nap
kinS, formerly S1.l0, now $l.0o
45 dozen excellent quality Nap
kinS, SIS size, at Si.2O
One small lot, only 10 dozen, fine
quality SIS Napkins, at $50 dozen,
formerly St.75. con account of
sharp advance in price we are COM
PEELED to discontinue this number"
so dozen extra fine and heavy "a
inch Napkins, formerly $3.50,
now $500
Is dozen very fine 24-inch Nap
kinS at S2.S7.
One lot fine DamaSk Table Covers,
~ and ) yards long, These will be
offered at specially low prices on &C
count of not having napkins to match.
~ yards long, p in. wide si.75.
"a 2.25.
3 800
VERY SPECIAL. Pure Linen half
bleached German Damask, beautiful
quality, at SOC per yard.
Finer quality half bleached German
DamaSk, u inches wide, formerly
$50, now OOc.
Very fine bleached German Dam
ask, 90 inches wide at oS cents. Can
not be duplicated"
One case extra heavy Irish bleached
table DamaSk, 90 inches wide, &c.
One case of our celebrated 72-inch
bleached German Table DAmaSk large
assortment of patterns, 22-inch nap
kinS to match. Price sl.OO
One lot remnants bleached and half
bleached Table DamaSk, ,, 81 and
3 yards each, marked very lowto close.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Ladies' FIeeCed Underwear

Lot No. /. One lot Jersey Rib
bed heeced Vests and Pants. good
assortment Of sizes, best so cent
value. Price to close balance 10 or
90 dozen, go cts.
Lot No. 2. IS dozen Vests and
Pants, worth SO cts, this lot nearly
all vests, fine quality, gusset in the
sleeve, pearl buttons and silk
Stitch, finely finished, price IS cts.
Lot No 5. Our extra Sc cent
grade Vest and Pants sizes 4, s,
3, 7 and s., As cts.
Lot No. 4 Cancels hair wool
Vests and Pants SI.oo quality, fair
assortment: of sizes in stock, These
are flat goods, price IS cts.
: dozen Infants Vests, heeced
Jersey ribbed, while they last at
I2H cts.
Pontiac wool Coats, heavy and
warm, sizes IS to ~, $I.75 each to
close.
Pontiac extra heavy Mittens,
lined. with warm wristers attached,
S. cts. to close.
Child's wool Mittens 10 cents a
pair. Extra heavy child's double
Mittens 10 cts, a pair.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Very Great Bargains
Wash Goods.
in Suits and Garments.

One case aS-inch heeced back,
printed twills or cotton serges,
handsome patterns, o. cts.
One lot Outing FlanncIs, while
they last S cts. a yard.
One lot extra quality Outings
OK cts, handsome styles.
One lot best quality Outings,
French hannelettes, double faced
cloakings, etc, worth 10, az and
IS cts. to close at SIS cts.
STANDARD Prints, Mourning
Prints, Indigo Blue Prints, etc, 5
cts. a yard.
Standard Shifting Prints 4 cts. a
yard.
so pieces double fold Scotch
Ginghams, Madras Cloths, Zephyrs,
Glnghams and a variety OF 10 and
1215 cent wash goods, will be sod
at OK cts. a yard.
1000 yards wide Percales, beau
tiful printings, fast c%olors, the 10
cent kind at SIS cts. ayard. Most
ly dark and medium colors.
One lot Ginghams, Madras,
Zephyrs, Dmities, Cheviots, etc,
I2H and IS cent fabrics. Your
choice at oI3 cts. from large varie-
ty.
Another lot, Scotch Ginghams,
Madras, /ephyrs, Organizes,
Piques, etc, high cost goods at
I21A cts.
Small lot finest Scotch Cling
hams, etc, 10 cts, regardless o;
cost.
5000 yards White Domet Elan
nels, lengths ? to 10 yards, S cents
a yard.
200 yards short lengths, Elder
down Cloakings go inches wide,
reds, whites and greys the seventy
five cent kind, to close at "a cts.
10 pieces Scotch plaid FIannels,
handsome patterns, all wool, 81
cents a yard, worth 80 cents.
10 pieces Scotch, cheviot Elan
nels. unshrinkable and fast c%olors,
to close at S cts. a yard.
pieces French Flannels, black
ground with small hgure. White
ground with small figure SO cts.
worth 70 cts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Dress Silks.

Tie Importance of this offering
can readily be understood when
you know that manufacturers are
asking 20 to IS per cent more
than last season for silk goods Of
every kind.
The lots offered are not large,
but every yard is perfect and right
in every way and a bargain.
One lot Japanese wash silks.
checks, stripes, and short lengths
of printed china.
at 90 cts
One lot plain China Silks, Fancy
Taffeta Japanese Cords, Bengaline,
etc 80 cents
One lot finest quality Fancy Tat
teta, Cheney Brothers printed china
Foulards, liberty.satins, satin Ouch
esse, best plain Taffeta, colors and
black, splendid assortment worth
from 90 cents to 81. 50 per yard,
but offered in this sale at
IS cents
Here is the most attractive lot
of fancy silks we have ever offered
when considering the very low
price asked. Thereare 100 pieces
or more in lengths of S to so
yards representing almost as many
different colors and patterns, all
strictly new, high class novelties
that sell regularly from 81. 90 to
S.. 50. Our clearance sale price
will be IS cents
Three lots fine Black Silks in
brocades, stripes, cord effects, Ben
galine, etc, at oS, soc. and 81. IS.
One-third to one-half value.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
LINING DEPARTMENT

IS pieces extra quality Silesia,
ali cOlors, 10 cents a yard.
Fancy skirtings-Fancy stripes,
were IS cents, now 10 cents.
Taheta Rustling Percaline,
MORE and plain, in black, light
blue, gre en-, ted and slate, worth
10 to IS cents, to close al cents.
Sterling fast black percale,
watered, in this sale at 10 cents.
Fancy silk dimes, small lot.
handsome patterns, S IS cents.
Furniture drapery, extra wide
and heavy, IL II cents.
White Goods-Checked and
stripe Nainsooks, 10 cents and
IL II cents.
India linens Il Ia cents and IS
cents per yard,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
GOLF CAPES
Dress Skirts.

Fifteen Golf or Storm Skirts
made from double faced materials
and heavy mixed suitings, former
ly $8. so to $1,000, now S.
Silk dress skirts of plain black
Satin, Sa'in and More antique
stripe, formerly SIa. 50 and SIS,
now 81. so
Eight tailor-maG~ dress skirts,
Covert cloths and Scotch mixtures,
formerly $40. SO, now SO. so
One hundred or more special
bargains in Cloak and Suit depart
ment which we have not space to
describe.
During this sale we shall be
compelled to charge for necessary
alterations on all suits and gar
ments."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
: Very Great Bargains :
! in Suits and Garments. (
Black Dress Goods.

One of the choicest stocks in the
whole store, DO poor goods and
none that for any reason should
be reduced in price. But for pur-
pose of this sale we are forced to
mark down some Of the best goods
to a fraction of the regular price.
Under these circumstances the
quantities we offer are small and
will soon be exhausted.
$50 short lengths, representing
nearly as many different wcaves
and qualities, waist skirt and dress
lengths marked at prices that will
close them quickly.
Cancels Hair Cheviots, 50 in.
wide, fashionable suiting for tail
or-made gowns, splendid value at
S. IS, in this sale al 90 cents
Pebble Hopsacking, 40 inches
wide, import d English goods IS
cents, reduced from s. 50
Silk and Wool MORE Bengalinc
Is IN. ri&c, reduced from S. as to
$500 per yard
Genuine English Cheviot suit
ing, AZ inches wide, the favorite
material for tallor-madc gowns,
reduced from $1.25 to 90c
Here is perhaps one of the best
values ever shown in our black
goods department Granite cloth,
fine and heavy, SO inches wide,
price 81 cents-would be excellent
value at $1.3G
Came, Hair Vicuna, 81 inches
wide, most fashionable materia.
for tailor made suits. Price ST.. AZ,
reduced from SIZE
piece very fine imported Habi'
cloth, As inches wide, price Sc cts.
The regular price for this quality
everywhere !. SIZE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
: Very Great Bargains
) in Suits and Garments.
Jackets.

One lot IS to 50 garments, not
all of them in latest style, but of
finest quality, costing $40 to $a5.
These will be offered in this sale
at S.. 90 each
One lot Is to 50 very fine jack
cts, colors and black that were
formerly $I2 50 u $25. 90,
now, choice at s.. so
Two very fine light tan Auto
mobile coats, formerly $37. 50.
now SIS. 90
Finest Velvet coat, mink trim
ming, formerly SIS. 90, now $50. 90
Velvet coat trimmed with Per-
sian Lamb, formerly $45. 90,
now $25, 90
Vclvetcoat trimmed with brown
Martcn, formerly $500
now SIS 90
One lot blue kcrscy cloth Jack
cts, colors and black, sizes 80 to
39, formerly sold at SIS, 90 to SIS,
our latest purchase, now $40. 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
C0I0PGd Dress Goods.

0 Yards, short lengths, rem
nants aud dress patterns plain and
fancy wcaves. ranging from j
yards to S Yards each. 10 u4
it means clearing up stock after a
seasons business. TO YOU II
means pieces large enough o
w''St~, %SkirlH' dress patterns al
onc''nlro TO nan F"'"e
10 pieces OF s TO L. yards, each
81 inches wide me haDlt cIoth or
p~f"'dcIoth III h'lr me S'rlPe ana
check effect at % cents.
200 yards finest all wool import
ed French Challics, so inches wide
al e cents.
(Ncw goods ofsame quality will
range in price from SO to 75c)
Dress 1cnoths Of finest import
cd sin and ,vSol nonl;ns nam and
fancy woa,.es reduced from :, .
and (, - to 81 81 ~, y,rd.
90 inonr,,d
sc1fcb and Er@,isb chayiots
checks. stripes, six and wool fancy
wcavcs etc These were $40 90
and 81. 20 each now marked
s. co Zach
dress patterns. 81 wards each.
very fine six and wool Crcnon
liobt colors. fan and gray mixtures
~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Suits

This sale gives you an oppor-
tunity to secure one of our unex-
ccllcd "Custom-madc' tailor fin
ishcd gowns at a price scarcely
representing cost OF material, not
including cost of making and man
ufacturers' margin of profit.
One lot fine tailor-made Gowns,
homcspuns, covert cloths, vene-
tians broadcloths made in best
manner, formerly sold at $40. so
to S22. 50, nov $40. 90
Another lot, inducing line black
Cheviots, Ncnctians and Broad
cloths mostly silk lined all through
formerly $500 to $50. 90,
now SIS. 90 and ST.. so
One very fine pearl gray Broad
cloth Suit, lined all through with
lavender tatfeta silk, formerly $45,
now S25. 90
20 to 80 hnestTailo made Suits,
Broadcloths Nenctians, English
Worsteds and Cheviots, silk lined all
through, formerly sold at $50. SO
to SIS 90, now S2s. 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
, Very Great Bargains
in Suits and Garments
Towels.

One case pure white Huck Towels,
size 1OX2O, white and Colored bor-
derS, 1Oc each or Sl.OO doz.
One case pure linen Huck Towels,
size i7x32, at 12hc or S1.}5 doz.
One case Gao dozen extra heavy
Huck Towels, pure linen, at SIS doz
One case (4o DOZEN very tine quail
ity, all pure linen Huck Towels, white
and colored borders, size 1890,
10c each, Si.75 dozen.
Here is where we make our great
est effort In Towels. We mean to
offer in this sale the best all linen
Huck Towels eve seen, at Is cents.
There are 100 dozen, representing four
different patterns, some plain, some
with DamaSk border and some are
hemStitched. ALL worth very much
more money.
One case go pieces crash, nothing
to say about this except that it is
good crash at the price, cts.
One case pure linen crash, splendid
value, 8I3 cts.
One lot extra heavy BarnSley crash,
formerly II IL cts. Now OctS.
One case very wide extra heavy,
pune linen twilled crash, II IL cts.
One lot Scotch Russia Crash, Ster-
ling quality, at 10 cts.
10 pieces checked glass toweling
formerly II IL cts, now SB cts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

One bale heavy yard wide cotton
5 cts.
One bale heavy 4o-inch wide cot.
ton 6 cts.
One case extra heavy u%nbleached
Cotton Flannel s 1-3 Cts, worth
Ia IL cts.
Heavy Bed Ticking, suitable for
straw 7 Ia cts. Best Feather
licking, II Ia cts.
One case yard wide Blesched
Muslin, s cts. a yard.
One case yard wide Bleachcd
Muslin, e cts a yard.
Wamsutta, Utica and Loads
dale Cambrics, 10 cts.
so pieces ~unbleached Cotton
Flannels extra heavy, 8 I-3 cts,
worth IL Ia cts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
HandkerChiefS.

50 dozen hemstltch pure linen
Handkerchiefs; IS dozen swiss
embroidered Handkerchicfs; Is
dozen broken lot initial Handker-
chiefs IL! cen value, 10 cts. each
or 3 for IS cents, Please note the
above are pure linen except the
swiss embroidered. 100 dozen
special value, pure linen Handker-
chiefs. mems and women's sizes at
ra4 cents, s.. so per dozen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
GARMENTS, SUITS
Separate Skirts,
Golf Suits,
Golf Skirts,
FurS and Fur Garments.

If you will come to our
store "Wednesday morning,
January sd, and look through
carefully the goods adVertlS-
ed you will be convinced
that the most important
thing in this sale is the Of
terlng in suit and garment
department. The bargains
offered are better than any
description We can give
would indicate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
} Very Great Bargains !
} in Suits and Garments. 4
and Fur Garments.

One lot best quality electric seal
.colIarettes, formerly sold at 50. SO
to SII.5o, now 81. so
Astrachan Collarettes of excel
lent quality, formerly $40 to S14,
now s.. so
Electric seal Collarettes with
Russian bear trimming. 50. 90
About 50 Collarettes of standard
Furs such as Brown Marten, Lynx,
Persian, Beaver, krimmer, plain
and in combination, will be offer
ed at much reduced prices.
Five Astrachan Fur Coats, excel
lent quality, 80 inches long, sizes
81, 81, 3S, formerly $45,
now sa7. so
One Beaver Fur Coat, size 60,
80 inches long, vale Sis.
Price S4S. 90
Electric Seal Capes, "a and II
inches long, that were$ 45 and $50.
Now S24 so
One finest quality black Astra-
chan Cape, so inches long, fancy
silk lining, formerly sos,
rOW 60, -o
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Silk and French
Flannel Shirt Waists

One lot fine Taffeta Silk and sat
in Waists, IS or so black and col
ors that were Sc. 50 to $40,
reduced to S.. 81
Another lot black and colored
~tatteta and Satin Waists that we're
81. Is to 50, reduced to S.. SO
All of our west Enc" French
Flannel Waists reduced from S to
All Of our "Wcst End" cotton
Shirt Waists carried from last sea-
son about 5 dozcn) that were
81. IS to as, at o8 cents
One lot black Mohair and color
ed Flannel Waists that were S.. IS
to S.. rs. at 81, 6S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

This sale gives one more oppor-
tunity to buy GOOD goods at Old
Prices, and even at sharp reductions
from old prices. In view of the
great advances you understand the
Importance of this Sale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

This Sale gives one more oppor-
to tuy GOOD goods at Ola
Prices, and even at sharp reductions
from old prices. In view of the
great advances you understand the
OF this Sale,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

This Sale gives one more oppor-
tunity to buy GOOD goods at Old
Prices, and ever at sharp reductions
from old prices, In view of the
great advances you understand the
importance of this Sale:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Very Great Bargains
i'm Suits and Garments.
Wraps and Capes.

One evening cape, light gray
broadcloth, lined with pink taffeta
silk, trimcd with white Thibet;
formerly $27. 50, now $500
One Velour cape, handsomely
embroidered, lined with light gray
taffeta silk, formerly $45. 90,
now $500
One Velvet cape, handsomely
embroidered with black-jet and
braid, brown Marten fur collar,
formerly SIS 90, now $3.50
One Velvet cape, embroidered
in black jet and braid, chiffon col
lar, formerly S3a. 90, now St6 90
One light tan KerSey cape, lined
with white satin, embroidered in
white, formerly $3.50,
now SIS. 90
One very fine Velvet cape lined
with fancy light Colorcd silk,
brown Marten trimmed, formerly
$50. 90, now S25 90
One light gray Kersey cape,
lavender tatfeta lining, formerly
$25,Oo now $t2 SO
Two long black Camel's Hair
capes, black satin lining, Thibet
fur trimming, formerly $40. 90,
now $I4. so
GOLF CAPES made from
steamer rugs, fringe trimmed, for
merly SIS. 50, now Sc, 90
Golf Capes made from finest
steamer rugs, formerly SIS 90,
now $40. 90
Golf Capes made from fine
quality double face Chinchilla, for
merry $40 90, now $3.50
Very fine Golf Capes made from
best imported double face mater
ials, formerly SIS so to $22.5o,
now SIS. 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

This Sale gives one more oppor-
tunity to buy GOOD goods at Old
Prices, and even at sharp reductions
from old prices, In view of the
great advances, you understand the
Importance of this Sale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

This Sale gives one more oppor-
tunity to buy GOOD goods at Old
Prices, and even at sharp reductions
from old prices. In view of the
great advances, you understand the
Importance Of this Sals.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
All Of our Holiday Goods,

Silver novelties, Cut Glass, We
nctian glass, Baskets, Leather
goods, China, etc, at as to 40 pei
cent discount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04

l piece finest imported English
waterproof Carvene,te cloth, 90 in.
wide, in this sale at 81 IS. Price
heretofore has been 81. so and
next purchase must be
$500 per yard
s pieces fine all wool Jacquard
and brocade figures, So to 40 in.
wide, at 80 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
IS OUR FIFTY SECOND |19C
$Mm..
ANNIV CLEARANCE SALE,
1 1. 81: Z:
Wednesday, January Sd.

Never before have our mmua sales meant much hM people of Vmnmtm hE on In mye every mall m@a m
us mhg Mw prices have hma ddT Ter Gn TWENTY-FIVE and in some mam~m high eighty pmm Emmtd In
vneanM along the mv realize tm "~ leaning quite nwaNH this @rmm p~nm ears w market conditions WEI
nk nMI mtad ~L m@L new appearances Heh gmmhgo every season Tm~mTHhhEa c@rne~eh me~wa
has mm@ mmh nh gdM tkmga hmMyM such ~hS just now when @n every kmd mrMH my Going up with
ing 2 B bO rrc cent k@ than ole prices will ~"r ruling prices" most goods ohd in this SALE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Ready. made Sheets & Pillow Cases

FlIIoW cases 42N3o lnches..,,Il8c
E" +5X3S .,..I2R
Hem stitched Pillow cases AK
so and 45X3o at II IL cts.
Our Sheets and Pillow Cases are
all torn and lroned. These quoted
are good quality. We carry one
better called XXX.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-04
Towels.

10 dozen mbleached Turkish Tow
els at 5 cts.
80 dozen u~nbleached Turkish Tow
els, excellent value, at 8 cts.
80 dozen extra quality bleached
Turkish Towels at IL IL cts.
One lot very fine quality bleached
Turkish towels at IS cts.
Silk and French
Flannel Shirt Waists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-23
METROPOLITAN POLICE INSPECTION.
Major Sylvester VIII shortly Begin
HIS Annual Rounds.

Beginning Monday, November H. 1900,
the annual inspection of station houses,
records and precinct commands will be be-
gun by the major and superintendent of
police, He will be accompanied by COM
petent committee. who will aid him in
noting irregularities in the houses and
property belonging to the department. In
this respect the precincts will be marked
up, due allowance being made for condition
of buildings.
An additional rating will be made as to
discrepancies in attire, accouterments and
drill.
The movements by commands will be
made at such locations in close proximity
TO the stations, the ieutenants in the
respective precincts may determine upon.
Lieutenants drilling their own commands
Will be given credit for their work The in
spection will be finished Wednesday after
noon. when the major and committee will
call at the ninth precinct at $3.50 o'clock
The program for the drill has been arranged
as follows: Inspection of unloaded reyoIy-
ers. without belts, in the station houses be-
fore proceeding to drill: l. form company;
z, inspection: 3, dismiss. l. form company:
z open ranks; 8. manual-Draw batons
present batons. carry batons, trail batons
carry batons, left trail batons carry batons,
return batons; close ranks, company right.
march in line not less than half a block
form column fours TO the front and right,
form line to the left, form column of tours
to the right, form on right In line, dis
miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-23
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales regular call II o'clock M 8. sSgpon Is.
ss S. 600 at loss 81 900 at 1os 900 at 1881
g at lds 50 at to oS Gas
53A sob, II at 5sa.. at SSH. Mergenthaler
al s % at 1S at at iS at
at 1875. American Graphophone Go. pref. 100 at
400 hs at cnp SO at @ cspt
Traction, 10 at 1881. Washington Traction and
Electric 41ss $1,000 at a6. $1,000 at g. $1,000 at
Error.-s5, 900 Capital Traction As reported yes
1857. Yesterdays sales under heading Capital
Traction scrip should have read Capital Traction
fuRanf o4 , n,S Is water stock lOs bid
I'd I lSs asked d.. s Erection and Flee
cert In%Si 1 1Ss Pa S Rsrosd
City and suburban Railroad s. 100 bid. los asked.
washington Gas s, series B, ITO bid, lis asked
Ee fSt Light Sss imp s. bid
ed; Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, 1881
S bid % sss and nS S
n 0S BID MARKET s g. bid
Gra lp deb. s.. les asked. i0' 0' American
National Bank stocks.-Bank Of WASHINGTON, $50
and 80 BID I'D I
bid. Citizens, $50 bid Columbia 100 bid. Capt.
tai, 14O bid. west END, l16 bid, LEO asked. Trad
ers', 120 bid, 100 asked. Lincoln, 40 bid, i24
asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Compa nies.-National Safe
Deposit aud Trust. al bid, is asked. Washington
Loan and Trust. 1877 bid 100 asked. American Sc
curity and Trust. 1913 bid. Washington Safe De
post, II bid.
INSURANCE s.a &c ,s ssoshassmsn. 80 bid Franklin.
Goreoran 80 bid Potomae. g bid, Is asked. Ar,
lingtOn, 12o bid, 40 asked. German-Americap 200
bid National Union 10 lid. Columbia, IOIi bid.
Riggs. n bid. Peoples, 5h bid. 81 asked. Co
lonial, 121 asked Commercial bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks:lReal Estate Title, 10 bid
T q asked ss GolImoia Title y bid Washington
Railroad stocks.--Capital Traction 1oSN bid, 1885
asked. City and Suburban, 81 asked.
Gas Stocks.-Washington Cas- x58X bid, 1914 ask
ed. Georgetown Gas, IS bid. .
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeaks and Potomac 65
bid 90 asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-Mergenthaler Linotype
1871 bid. 18TH asked. Lanston Monotype 1Ilk bid
1G asked american Graphophone com, 10 bid.
IL y asked. Pneumatic Gun cariaxe 10 bid. u
asked. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat i5s
bid. ~
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