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Inc receipts Tor the week ending the lst instant this
year. were double those for the corresponding week
last year The receipts at the rate of sls5 600
rmonth and the transportation of coal at the rate of
ninety thousand tons per month The price Of coal with
IN the past month has advanced from five to six and six
ana hah dollars per ton, and the supply can hardly
keep pace with the demand The Reading Railroad has
proughtto market this year about eight hundred thou
sand tons OF coal nearly one half Of the whole
tity received from all this season; and had il
NOT been for the facilities afforded by this company for
the transportation of COAL the demand for consumpt
would have greatly exceeded the supply, and prices
would have ranged from fifty to seventy five per cont
above the current prices The benefits the public gen
eray mus derive from the building of this road are
IMMENSE as millions Of dollars have been saved TO tho
poorer classes Coal at least two dollars ton cheaper
'nah II would nave beon had this road not been built,
which saves to the consumers at least four millions
dollars. - =