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han the estimates The returns for April to the 18th
now transportation Of "a $50 tons, while the estimates
rths month are only 5000 At the rate OF trans
sation, the amount for the month i'll be about So OeO
pns exceeding the estimates IL 900 TONS The estimated


for the year 750 900 TONS the Reading


iirsad alone. The increase far In the actual re
eps over the estimate is sufficient to satisfy those
look carefully into the thing that the ots ranspor


on Tor the year will exceed the estimate least ity
nousand tons This will make the aggregate transpo
son i"r the year eight hundred thousand tho
ssadng Rosd alone, and with the Mill Greek Road


Of at least nine hundred thousand tons OF


oy the works Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
, vsa company, giving gross income Of more than
nion OF collars per annum. The quarter just closed


the poorest in the year for the transportion OF
material The best quarter Is from the LIST Of July 70
ne Soth 81 September. At this rate, the Reading Rail.
rom the vicinity. About one beat day js loaded at
Pchuyk now for way points and three day at Pstts
lille This will give the canal about 1900 tons week
rem these tive points. For short time, small supplies
or Port Clinton will 90 the canal; after which time
hll the coal frem that point will by the Railroad
Except what 10 for way places.


The recent sdvces from Liverpool in relation to Cotton
pro NOT butthey
lead operators to sntcipas, by future arrivals decline
IN prices and depression in the market. The accounts
deceived in Liverpool by several arrivals previous
departure of the Great Wsssrn Of hs state of the supply
y the raw material in this country, seemed to haten
prices and weaken holders These accounts reported
large crop The receipts far this have confirmed
he estimates, and the annexed statement shows that the
prop this year will exceed that Of any previous
RECEIPTS AND ExPoRTs OF CoTroN FROM PoRrs OF THE


fe.,as4 49,. UNITED STATES.