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far 1915 lU,fio U
The fourth of July, and the funeral procession ON
Thursday last reduced the shipments OF coal for the
week about 900 tons The quaRtity sent down by the
railroad week before last $40 OF tons Last week
the quantity sent by railroad 1886 O6 tons by
nal 1886 II tons-makng total of 81 3I3 03 tons Last
year. this time the railroad carried 80 239 tons Of coal
orc than the canal, while this year the railroad has
transported $50 942 tons than the canal The quan
ty of coal received and transported from the Schuyll
district to Philadelphia this season, to the 18th inst was
lO05l than for the period last The
railroad has therefore not only secured the ranspora
tion of the increased quantity mined but has drawn
more than one hundred thousand from the canal in
about six months.


the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for one
week in June for three years.:


READING RAILROAD.


@s.t ..ens 'sysl = sss s,;s q
Coal transported tons. 3sis 1851 1873
The business or the month of June in three years,
follows -


3".. ,ss e lo;ss Z,


Estimated tonnage for June, s!.. 1900


Excess over the estimates tons. .is,oo4
The estimate made last fall Of the quantity of coal to
be transported the Reading Railroad in lsi5, put
down the at eight hundred thousand tons. This
estimate has been exceeded during the past six months
OF the year. which gives the company to antici
pate an increase in the remaining six months which
are the most active months for this business In the year,
much larger than that already realized From present
estimates should judge the actual transportation OF
coal for the year the railroad would exceed the es
mate at least fifty thousand TONS


The stock of the Great Northern Railroad Company
om Boston to Concord Lebanon &c. has been all taken
The capital to which the company is entitled, is mil
hon and a half Of dollars, nine hundred thousand OF
which had been subscribed before the books open
ed in Boston Seven hundred thousand swere taken in
Boston, being $780, 900 over the amount required
Thebankng capital OF Ohio will soon be larger than ever
Ii has been before Several banks have been organized
the banking law Of that State and will soon
be in active operation We list of those organ
lied as branch and Independent banks:


New BANKS IN OHIo-THE GENERAL BANKING Law.


Branch Banks. Independent Banks.
Franklin Blk of Cincinnati. Com Blk of Cincinnati
Bank OF Dayton, Day ton. City Bank of do.
Bank of Xenia, Xcnia. The Dayton Bank.
Franklin Blk of Columbus City Bank of Columbus
Exchange Bk. Columbus City Blk. of Cleveland.
Bank Of Steubenve, Merchants Blk. of do
Bank of Delaware, West'n Reserve Blk Warren


Blk. of Geauga Painesville
When these Banks fairly get into operation, the peo
pie OF that State will be literally supplied with their is
sues and imitation Of the currency will he real
lied that must have very powerful and for time ia
yo,able influence upon business and prices.