S REPORT OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.

total revenue derived from this traffic was $2,372,571.94, a decrease
of $198,586.05, or 7.72 per cent. _ :

In addition to the above traffic, 33,836 tons of company freight,
a of mails and baggage and 2,568 tons of express were
hauled. :

Of the total freight tonnage carried, 77.96 per cent was southbound
and 22.04 per cent northbound. In the previous year the percent-
ages were 72.29 and 27.71, respectively.

The through freight traffic was 30.60 per cent of the total tonnage
handled, as against 32.86 per cent for the 12 months ending June 30,
1909.

Coal Gncluding company) comprised 57.37 per cent of the local
traffic southbound. .

The following statements show the number of passengers carried
and the passenger earnings:

PASSENGERS CARRIED.

Classification. 1910 1909 Increase. | Decrease.

First-class passengers......:.........-- Ee an 627, 397 BOD: GOS 1D, SOc lee eee:
SCCONG-Class PASSENLCrSe se aot cece esse ees sec cee: 1,600,172 |’ 1,828,390 20: 463 eset

Moyle on 2,227,569 | 1,884,298 18622 ls. eee

PASSENGER EARNINGS.

iPSt-ClASS MASSON REISe see oss ee ete Se eee ae ee $340, 651. 65 |$317, 034. 89 Uc Ab borane ost:

Second-class passengers. . 2... .5<.2<....2..-.- Soe aie 399, 105. 93 | 352, 898. 65 TOK00 ae eee oe

MOURA eee eee ae Solow celle Ee see es 739, 757.58 | 669, 933. 54 LO ADs | reece cots

AVERAGE RECEIPT PER PASSENGER.

First-class passengers:
ROU eee oe ties Se ae ee ae oe Gee see $4. 48 $3. 97 ADE SD sles c ee eee
c 0

MOG ree ay 058 eDOOa aera ee 6. 23
Second-class passengers:

QUT eee ee ees Saree cae 4. 37 4.3 AGH IS ee oe

TOCA Eis ie a ee a yee cn 2465 S 26229 ere Shans 5. 99

The gross revenue from the transportation of passengers was
$739,757.58, an increase of $69,824.04, or 10.42 per cent, while the
number of passengers carried shows an increase of 343,271, or 18.22

per cent. |
The revenue received from through passengers shows an increase
of $6,494.72, or 26.21 per cent, and the number of through passengers
an increase of 884, or 14.43 per cent, as compared with the 12 months
ending June 30,1909. | : :

Local passengers show an increase of $63,329.32, or 9.82 per cent,
and 342,387, or 18.23 per cent, increase in number carried.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

_ The total receipts of the several accounts grouped together under |
this heading amounted to $891,487.74, an increase of $85,510.72, or
10.61 per cent, as compared with the 12 months ending June 30, 1909.

The receipts for wharfage at Panama and Balboa and lighterage of
cargo in Panama Bay, which are included in the above, show a
decrease of $44,543.02. - :