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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1905
Page
5
A large display features scarce shade Crepe de Chine silk at 69c per yard for Monday sale. Yarns include helios resedas blacks creams and whites with lengths under 25 yards and varieties Louisines Faconne Taffetas Pallette de Spies Cyranos Peau de Cygne. No mail orders. domestic dyes differ from foreign dyed silks valued 49c.
The March Treasury statement shows receipts of 46.21 million and expenditures of 53.95 million, creating a surplus of 9.73 million, while War and Navy disbursements rise. National bank note circulation totals 375.45 million, with shifts in coinage and deposits, and public debt stands at 988.62 million, down modestly from last month. New trade mark law takes effect, broadening protection. Fire department to demonstrate high pressure system next Wednesday, and curb work on Pierce Street halted as curb stock is reserved for the Union Station plaza.
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