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Grand Total So o3i ss2 I749 1856 2OsI 500 24C, ,s74


The coal trade Of Pennsylvania this has been
far much extensive than corresponding date
any previous year The facilities Transporting coal this
year have been much greater than before in
and the quantity offering for shipment at the is
much larger than can find transportation. There is
scarcity of cars the Reading Railroad coal is
offering than they accommodate, and two hundred
cars more would find employment The Reading Rail
road Company transport to the seaboard about one hun
dred thousand tons Of coal per month"; notwithstanding
which the supply at the mines is daily increasing The
immense quantities daily arriving at the companies
docks at tide water shipped Immediately and there
accumulation of stock Dozens of vessels are cont
nually arriving at and departing from Richmond the ter
minus of the Railroad navigation engaged the coal
trade The receipts of coal from all quarters this year.
to the 18th inst have been hundred and sixty
thousand three hundred and than to the
same date last year.