ITO be concluded. J
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The Coal TRADE, E,-The PottsvilIe Mi
ners' Journal Of Saturday, says: The coal
sent off this week per railroad, amounts to
2o,99S,lO tons, being an increase over last
week Of 1880 tons, making the grand to-
tai Of shipments 42,219 06. From this
date the railroad will gradually increase its
facilities for carrying coal until they come
up to capacity Of $4,000 tons per week,
which, it is supposed, will be the largest
amount they will be able to carry this sea-
son.