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Coal rrApE.-Ths shipments from the Pennsy lvania
Coal Districts last week both by canal and Railroad do
not vary much IRON those of the prev week and we
have no new features to note in the business except
increased demand for Coal and great difficulty IN oh
tanning from the railroad company TO accommodate
the trade cred The supply OF Anthracite Coal
market tins year, from ali quarters amounts up to the
present tim in round numbers, to 900 O00 tons The
ma kst wall not require less than Freghts
TO Philadelphia by canal remain at 80 per ton to
New York - 30 BY railroad 81 10 and 81 10 The pri-
of Coal on board at Philadelphia 6rm the iol.
lowing rates for white ash lump % 30 and STA and
rel ASH and 80 prepare white ash So So and red
SS6la US per ton The demand exceeds the sup.
ply.


HAY Cannon qualities held at 80 s3c prime at
40 ~ rhe demand is very limited.


WHnKEv-Drndge casks sell at 24c, Prison end West.
ern barrels at 24a a l6c.


Ngw YoRK CArrLE MARKEr, Der. 2l.-At market
1880 Beef Cattle 400 from the SOUTH ~ Cows and Calves
and $500 Sheep and Lambs


Prices Beef Cattle IN brisk demand at 81 25 ATS to
% 90 tor retailing qualities -unsold 900


Cons The same IA last week SIS 25, all sold.


Sheep and Lambs We qnote the former 81 II 90, as
in qusiny and tue latter s7t 81 6o-left over ab0


HGy "A fair supply ut last weeks rates.