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There was quite panic to-day In We'll street, and the
saies were at decline Of from quarter to three and
half per cent Farmers Loan declined per cent Nor
wich and Worcester l Harlem 81 Long Island n !;
Canton II Reading Railroad II kentucky Skies !;
vicksburg Ohio Skies Mohawk !; Morris Canal
closed at yesterdays prices and Pennsylvania Elves
went up per cent Offers made after the adjourn
ment of the Board to sell any stock in the list at the
quotations.


Counterfeit checks of twenty dollars drawn by the
Bank of Charleston South Carolina on the Bank of the
State Of New York. have made their appearance in Phi
iadelphia They well executed but can be detected
by there being two letter AS each check of the
tcrfeit, and but one on the genuine
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for
the week ending the 10th instant for the past two years,
are as annexed


w... WESTERN RAILsoAD. M -,
q week ending Hug. 18th. 1874. 1885,
E'sssss.t EEi:Sst .ss 's's 7sss Dc: s:s 's ~


Receipts previously from ,.. sss .ssss' sss ;ss s
Total from JAM to Aug. s. s4o7sA 4a25ss ipc a. $50
This increase amounts to only about I per cent.


The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad Company for
week ending the 10th instant, were as follows:-


MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD.


passengers. $2476 SO


Freight. ll5l II


Total $2593 SO


"eon


Larger IN ls45 S6l6 So
The receipts from the Saratoga trains were S475
against $500 last year. The running expenses of this
road about SO per cent what they were last year
The weekly returns of the Reading Railroad Compa
ny continue to show very great the receipts
We annex comparative statement Of the business on
the road for week in August in the years s4s IA
and 40.


PHILADELPHIA
, week ending .1ng 10, 43. .9ug 7,If .4ug. l6, 45
as Hasnsss ss7 sess ss'esa syS IS
The receipts Of this road about one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars per month"; and the transpor
tation Of coal to than hundred thousand
they sufficient carry double the quantity of freight
eryet transported. One hundred and four thousand
tons of coal transported from the mines to the sea-
board over this road in July, which exceeded the es
mates twenty-four thousand tons. The estimate for
August ninety to ninety-ve thousand tons and the
quantity actually transported in the first two weeks
August 49, lls tons At this rate the estimate will
be exceeded. There is very little doubt by that time
than eight hundred thousand Of coal will be
ransp orted the Reading Railroad from the mines to
the seaboard during the year 1915. The highest est
mate formed by the most sangune friends of this extern
sve and important work, hundred and fifty.
thousand tons.


We a statement showing the quantity of cotton
yarn exported from the principal ports Of Great Britain
for the first six months Of the years 1914 and s45 dis
ngushng the countries to which exported and show
ing the increase and decrease in the exports to EACH
will be observed that there has been decline in the
foreign trade in this article.


CoTToN YARN EXPORTED FROM GREAT BRITAIN.


Pounds. Pounds. Pounds Pounds