STOCK-CLEARANCE SALE. 



HALF-PRICES. 



The discontinuance of our Paris branch this month and return of all stock 

 to Philadelphia, occasions an unequalled opportunity to mineral buyers. 

 To insure the general attractiveness of the present offering, all of our exclu- 

 sive and most popular specialties are included. These are emphasized by 

 heavy type in the descriptive list of "Choice Minerals" and ." Meteorites," 

 and illustrated by numerous engravings in the " Complete Mineral Catalog," 

 pages 99-135. This volume contains 216 pages, including numerous valuable 

 tables of reference. 25 cents, postpaid. Free on request to teachers, during 

 the sale. All reduced minerals will be sold in lump or fragment form at one- 

 half Laboratory List prices, or in study specimens at half rates given in our 

 Price List. Cabinet and museum specimens of the same will be sold at half 

 the regular attached prices. Term are cash on delivery, except -to institu- 

 tions requiring time for the formalities of payment, purchasers paying 

 transportation. Our last sale, giving one-third off, was eight years ago, and 

 was for a like cause — removal of store. 



As we do not sell to dealers or their agents, collectors and' institutions 

 alone will benefit by the great reductions. It will probably be many years 

 before such a chance occurs again — a chance at the very cream of our stock, 

 the largest and most varied of its kind in the world. 



Order early, as late orders cannot be executed in their entirety. 



MINERALS REDUCED UNTIL JANUARY 31st ONLY. 



Native Elements. — Sulphur, Gold Conglom., Iron, terrestrial and meteoric. 



Sulphides, Arsenides, etc. — Eealgar, Orpiment, Molybdenite, Stibiodomey- 

 kite, Sphalerite, ,Alabandite, Chalcopyrite, Stannite, Pyrite, Marcasite, 

 Arsenopyrite, Oalaverite. 



Sulpho-Salts. — Jamesonite, Meneghinite, Enargite. 



Haloids. — Halite, Fluorite, Atacamite, Pachnolite. 



Oxides. — Quartz, all varieties and localities, except Dauphiny, Opal, all 

 varieties and localities, Cervantite, Massicot, Hematite, Star Sapphire, Load- 

 stone, Franklinite, Stream Tin, Rutile, Brookite, Diaspore. 



Carbonates. — Calcite, all varieties and localities, Dolomite, Siderite, Smith- 

 sonite, Aragonite, Cerussite, Phosgenite, Aurichalcite. 



Silicates. — Orthoclase, all varieties and localities, Perthite, Amazonstone, 

 Spodumene, Babingtonite, Asbestus, gray, Edenite, Beryl, massive, Iolite, 

 Sodalite, Garnet, all varieties and localities, Monticellite, Fayalite, Hyacinth, 

 Andalusite, Cyanite, Datolite,-Axinite, Chondrodite, Tourmaline, all varieties 

 and localities, Heulandite, Phillipsite, all types and localities, Stilbite, Chaba- 

 zite, all varieties and localities, Analcite, Thomsonite, Chlorastrolite, Lepido- 

 lite, Phlogopite, Jefferisite, Deweylite, Meerschaum, Thaumasite, Pyrophyllite, 

 Titanite, Dysanalyte, Tantalite. 



Phosphates, etc. — Endlichite, Griphite, Newberyite, Colemanite. 



Sulphates, Chromates, etc. — Thenardite, Barite, Anglesite, all localities, 

 Crocoite, all types and localities, Hanksite, Gypsum, all types and varieties. 



Tungstates, Molybdates. — Stolzite, Wulfenite. 



New Species. — Boleite, Carnotite, Cumengeite, Hancockite, Hardystonite h 

 Lawsonite, Northupite, Stibiotantalite. 



FOOTE MINERAL CO., 



Established 1876. 



Minerals for Educational and Industrial Purposes. 

 1317 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA. TWO MINUTES WALK FROM CITY HALL* 



