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PrcTou coAL.--The Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Of Wednesday, noticing the arrival of cargo OF
$50 tons Of cool from Pictou, at that port, says


The Hlmira's cargo was invoced at 50 80 per
chadron. While some duty will be paid, it is
therefore doubtless the ooest price il be sold for
at the place Of shipment Now let us see how this
coal will stand in our market.


First cost, per ton 50 Sc


Duty II


Freight (say) 00-s5 33


This, without any charge for commissions, stor.
age, carriage, &c. Il is net likely that our coal i'm
terest will suffer injury from such shipments.


II is not possible to import il at rate to bring it
into competition with anthracite coal, where il is
possible the latter, nor will il be used by our
blacksmths in place ofAleghany coal at any price,
the latter being far superior. The only Goals that
could be seriously affected by the use Of the Nova
Scotia Goals, would be, as we have said the Vir-
ginia Goals, and we do not believe il possible for
them to interfere to any extent with the latter. The
Virginia Goals as favorsby situate for expora.
ton as the Nova Scotian, being within few miles
of ship navigation, and can be mined as cheap as
any Goals in the world, and need fear no eompeti-
ton.