THE COAL TRADE roR ls46.-The Miners Journal
Of Saturday saws:
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IoFU-I
of Saturday, says:


"The quantity sent this week is only 81, lOl l6
tons, being upwards of 5000 tons less than last
week, caused entirely by the stoppage of orders


"For the information of dealers abroad, we are
authorized by John Tucker, esq, president of the
Reading Railroad Company, to state that no reduc-
ton in coal, and transportation on coal, will take
place this year.


THE demand for red ash coal for household pur-
poses continues good and also for some kinds OF
white ash. Prepared white ash is also inquired for
more freely than last week. Several of the white
ash coIleries have suspended mining entirely, and
closed their works for the present"