THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New York
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comparison of the quotations ruling at the close or
the market Thursday with current at the close
Of the previous week, shows improvement in Long
Island of /; Caston of II; Norwich and Worcester l;
Erie Railroad /; vcksburg t; Reading, 2l and Morris
Canal per cent.


The receipts of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad
Tor June 1874 and ls45, annexed:


BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.


Earnings Tor June, 1914 S2,56l al


Earnings for June, 1915 ........... 3,56 26


Increase for June 1915 ................S1 81 oh 85
The weekly receipts of the Reading Railroad Compa-
ny increase as the coal season approaches We
comparative statement of the business of the company
during week in June for the past three years


- P,irLApELrHIA AND READING RAILROAD.


Week ending July lst 1913 June 29 l8a June 49, 1845.
Coal transported, 4,292 s,5li 1898
The business for the week ending June %, ls45 was
transacted in five days. day being lost of
the observance in Philadelphia of the death of Gen. Jack
son Notwithstanding this loss the receipts were larger
than for any previous week, and show increase on
these for the corresponding week in 1s44 of than
hundred per cent The estimates made by this CON-
pany Of the amount of coal that would be transported
1885, have been much exceeded and the affairs of the
road have rapidly improved that its stock is advancing
in this market in the face of the general depression in
stocks and while nearly all other stocks almost daily
declining.


We annex statement elaboratey compiled from the
Shipping List giving the quantity ofcertan articles
ported from this port for the first six months Of the
three years This table gives the quantity of all the
staple exports from this district =