Exhibit (10)(i)89
THIS EXHIBIT CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WHICH HAS BEEN REDACTED AND FILED
SEPARATELY WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.





                          TERM COAL PURCHASE AGREEMENT


                                     BETWEEN


                    CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION


                                       AND


                      ARCH COAL SALES COMPANY, INC., AGENT
                  FOR THE INDEPENDENT OPERATING SUBSIDIARIES OF
                                 ARCH COAL, INC.























                                                CENTRAL HUDSON CONTRACT # 21102

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                             TABLE OF CONTENTS



 Article                                                           Page

    I.   TERM OF AGREEMENT                                           2
   II.   DELIVERIES                                                  3
  III.   SPECIFICATIONS & QUALITY & WEIGHTS                          8
   IV.   PRICE AND PAYMENT                                          11
    V.   ADJUSTMENT IN PRICE FOR QUALITY                            13
   VI.   SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS                                      15
  VII.   FREEZE CONDITIONING                                        18
 VIII.   CHANGES IN LAW                                             18
   IX.   OTHER GOVERNMENTAL LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS AND ORDERS     19
    X.   FORCE MAJEURE                                              21
   XI.   FAVORED NATION                                             23
  XII.   RESERVES                                                   23
 XIII.   EMPLOYEE INTEREST                                          24
  XIV.   WAIVER                                                     24
   XV.   NOTICES                                                    25
  XVI.   GOVERNING LAW                                              26
 XVII.   FINALITY                                                   26
XVIII.   AMENDMENTS                                                 26
  XIX.   TITLES                                                     26
   XX.   INTERPRETATION                                             27
  XXI.   AGREEMENT FOR BENEFIT OF PARTIES ONLY                      27
 XXII.   ASSIGNMENT - TERMINATION                                   27
XXIII.   NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES                                      28
 XXIV.   LIMITATION ON DAMAGES                                      28
  XXV.   COUNTERPARTS                                               28
 XXVI.   REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF BOTH PARTIES             29




            ATTACHMENT I: ROSETON DOCK AND HUDSON RIVER LIMITATIONS AND
            VESSELS THAT HAVE CALLED AT THE ROSETON DOCK


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                  This  Agreement,  made and  entered  into as of the 1ST day of
April, 1999 by and between Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, a New York
corporation,  with its principal office at 284 South Avenue,  Poughkeepsie,  New
York  12601-4879,  (hereinafter  referred  to as  "Buyer")  and Arch Coal  Sales
Company,  Inc.,  a Delaware  corporation,  Agent for the  Independent  Operating
Subsidiaries of Arch Coal,  Inc.,  with its principal  office at City Place One,
Suite 350, St. Louis, Missouri 63141, (hereinafter referred to as "Seller").

                                   WITNESSETH

                  WHEREAS,  Mingo  Logan  Coal  Company,   ("Mingo  Logan"),  an
independent  operating  subsidiary  of Arch Coal,  Inc.,  has mining and loading
facilities  known as the Mingo  Logan  Operations  (Primary  Source) and Whereas
Seller markets coal from other independent operating  subsidiaries of Arch Coal,
Inc.  (Secondary  Sources),  (such  Mingo  Logan  and  other  Arch  subsidiaries
facilities being collectively  referred to herein as the "Operations") and which
Operations  (except as  hereinafter  provided) are the source of coal to be sold
and purchased hereunder; and,

                  WHEREAS,  Seller is the authorized  agent for the  independent
operating subsidiaries of Arch Coal, Inc. and is duly authorized to contract for
the sale of coal on behalf of such  subsidiaries  and otherwise  represent  such
subsidiaries, all as hereinafter set forth; and,

                  WHEREAS, Buyer is a consumer of coal and desires to purchase
coal from Seller; and,

                  WHEREAS,  the parties  hereto wish to enter into a coal supply
agreement based on the terms and conditions hereof.

                  NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto for good and valuable mutual
consideration, and intending to be legally bound, hereby agree as follows:

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                                    ARTICLE I
                                TERM OF AGREEMENT

                  The term of this Agreement shall be for a period  commencing 1
April 1999 and  continuing  until  midnight,  31 December  2001,  unless  sooner
terminated as provided for herein.

                  In  recognition  of the  pending  Auction  of  the  Danskammer
Generating Station, and to provide the successful purchaser in such Auction (the
"New Owner") with maximum  flexibility,  Seller agrees to forgo deliveries under
this  Agreement in contract  year 2001  provided  written  notice  electing such
cancellation is received from the New Owner by July 1, 2000.


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                                   ARTICLE II
                                   DELIVERIES

                  Section 1.  Quantities/Delivery  Schedule:  The  quantities of
coal to be sold and  purchased  hereunder  shall be stated in terms of  Cargoes,
with each cargo  consisting  of 38,000  Net Tons (+ or - 5% ). The total  annual
quantity shall include Firm Cargoes and Option Cargoes.  Delivery of all cargoes
shall be made by oceangoing vessels during ten (10) day layday periods scheduled
by Buyer two (2) months prior to the delivery month.

         Subject to Article IV, Price and Payment,  the annual cargoes are shown
 below;

                                                         1st Cargo
    Year        Firm Cargoes         Option Cargoes      Loaded By
    ----        ------------         --------------      ---------
    1999                 4                    2           May 30
    2000                 6                    3           March 31
    2001                 6                    3           March 31

                         OPTION CARGOES:  Every third cargo each year will be an
Option Cargo. Delivery of any Option Cargo shall be subject to; (1) Buyer's need
for additional coal and (2) Seller's  acceptance of revised pricing equal to the
lower of (i) the  delivered  cost per million  BTU's of quoted spot coal for the
calendar quarter in which delivery is to occur; (ii) other fuel that can be used
in the Danskammer coal- burning units; or (iii) the equivalent cost of purchased
energy. Prices quoted by Buyer and accepted by Seller include all transportation
components.  Buyer shall provide  pricing for the Option Cargoes when scheduling
same and Seller shall have until the fifteenth  (15th) of the month following to
indicate  acceptance  of the Option  Cargo  pricing.  If Buyer fails to quote an
Option Cargo price at the time of scheduling, the Option Cargo will be priced at
the then existing Base Price as specified herein.

                  Upon  Buyer's  written  request,  Seller  can elect to skip an
Option  Cargo  delivery  and  replace  it  with  the  delivery  of a Firm  Cargo
obligation.  The quantity  represented  by the skipped cargo (i.e.  38,000 tons)
will be banked in a tonnage

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account. From time to time, Buyer will provide Seller the right to ship all or a
portion of the banked tons towards its spot coal requirements.  If Seller elects
not to match the  competitive  spot price (on a  delivered  cost per million BTU
basis),  the tonnage  account will be reduced by the amount which was offered by
Seller under a valid spot coal solicitation.  The banked tonnage account will be
zeroed out,  with no remaining  obligations  thereto for either Buyer or Seller,
upon an event as provided herein that causes the termination of this agreement.

                  For water-borne  deliveries,  the Buyer will provide to Seller
the ten (10) day  delivery  window  for the  Vessel.  Ten (10) days prior to the
scheduled arrival,  the vessel's ETA will be reduced to a five (5) day window by
the Seller.

                  Buyer will be  scheduling  and receiving  other  deliveries of
coal and oil during the Contract  Term.  The Roseton Dock which is used for both
oil and coal  deliveries  can handle  only one vessel at a time.  Therefore,  if
Seller's  vessel arrives  outside of its five (5) day delivery window and within
the time  frame of  another  scheduled  fuel  delivery,  Seller  will hold Buyer
harmless as to any and all demurrage  charges  associated with either  delivery,
for those charges which are the direct result of Seller's vessel arrival outside
of its allotted window.

                  Section 1.2 Limitations on Quantities: Not withstanding any of
the above,  Buyer will not be obligated to purchase  coal from Seller under this
Agreement  if Buyer is  unable to  utilize  such  coal at its  Danskammer  Plant
because of Economic or Environmental reasons.

                  Section 2.  Passage  of Title:  The coal  purchased  hereunder
shall be  delivered  solely by water or  combination  of rail and water to Buyer
(basis DES Roseton Dock - Incoterms 1990). Title to and risk of loss of the coal
supplied hereunder shall pass to Buyer as coal passes from the vessel's conveyor
into the receival hopper at the Roseton Dock.

                  Section 3.     Quality Notification:  The Parties recognize
the Buyer's need to know the quality of the coal prior to receipt of the
shipment at the Danskammer Plant

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and notice  thereof  shall be provided to Buyer in  accordance  with  Article VI
hereof.

                  Section 4. Foreign Cargoes: In the case of any foreign cargoes
offered by Seller and accepted by Buyer, the Seller shall submit, two days prior
to loading, a writen loading plan which lists the source of the coal inventories
at the load facility,  the average (or projected)  quality of each pile, and the
quantity  of each pile to be loaded.  The loading  plan  should  include a brief
description  of the  method  to be used to blend  the  coals  into a  homogenous
mixture  prior to loading.  The Buyer or Buyer's  agent shall have access to the
Seller's  facilities  to inspect the coal  inventory  and loading  equipment and
shall have the option of  collecting  and  analyzing  samples of the  individual
piles prior to loading. The coal blend shall be sampled in 5,000-ton sub-lots as
it is loaded and analyzed  expeditiously  by a mutually agreed upon  independent
coal  testing  laboratory.  The  Seller  shall  notify  the Buyer by  telephone,
telegram, or TWX of the average "as received" analytical results of the shipment
within 48 hours of the load date. The  additional  results (AFT,  HGI,  Ultimate
Analysis  and Mineral Ash  Analysis) of the  composite  sample shall be reported
within 72 hours.

                  Section  5.  Shipping  Notice:   For  each  shipment  of  coal
hereunder, Seller shall promptly mail or courier to Buyer's Danskammer Plant and
to  the  Roseton   Administrative   Offices,   Central  Hudson  Gas  &  Electric
Corporation,  992-994 River Road,  Newburgh,  New York 12550, a shipping  notice
showing  weight,  type of car and number of each  railway car  contained  in the
shipment,  shipping  date  and  origin  mine;  or in  the  case  of  water-borne
deliveries the B/L date, total B/L weights, name of Vessel and ETA Roseton Dock.
Both rail and water detail will be provided in the case of rail/water shipments.

                  Section 6. Delivery by Rail/Water:  This Agreement is based on
the loading of railcars at Seller's  Operations  and movement of those cars to a
port for loading on a vessel and ultimate  delivery DES at the Roseton Dock. The
Seller is responsible for both the rail and vessel movements. Coal deliveries to
the Roseton Dock can only be made in Belt Self  Unloading  Vessels that meet the
Roseton Dock and Hudson River  limitations  as described in Attachment I herein.
However,  the  Seller and its Agents  are  responsible  for the safe  passage of
Vessels under their control in all

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EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

waters  and any  limitations  thereon,  whether  or not  they  are  included  in
Attachment  I.  Should  the loss of  either of these  transportation  components
prevent Seller from making a scheduled delivery forcing the Buyer to replace the
lost tonnage, then Buyer will not be required to makeup the replaced tonnage.

                  Buyer will  provide a safe berth,  free of wharfage or dockage
charges,  to which Vessels may proceed and from which they may depart, and where
they may always lie safely  afloat.  With  assistance as necessary  from Buyer's
dockside personnel (Buyer will provide shore-side labor for line handling during
docking/undocking  procedures),  it shall be the  responsibility  of  Seller  to
secure the Vessel to Buyer's berth prior to such  discharging  of coal.  Vessels
can be berthed/deberthed  any time during the day or night and docking/undocking
will only be constrained through directions given by the docking/undocking pilot
if such a pilot is required.

                  If upon arrival of the Vessel,  the discharge berth at Roseton
Dock is open and ready to receive  the Vessel for  immediate  docking,  Seller's
Vessel will tender its notice of readiness to start  discharging  coal  provided
that the  Vessel is in all  respects  ready to start  discharging  coal from its
conveyor boom into Buyer's dockside hopper. Buyer will receive the coal from the
tip of the Vessel's conveyor at an average minimum rate of X,XXX short tons/hour
and a maximum  rate not to exceed  X,XXX  short  tons/hour.  Buyer's  belt scale
results  will  be used as  documentation  of the  Vessel's  unloading  rate.  In
addition, Seller will be responsible for demurrage charged by other vessels held
out due to Seller's Vessel's  inability to offload at an average minimum rate of
X,XXX short tons per hour and/or by Seller's  Vessel arrival outside of its five
(5) day delivery window.

                  Any delays experienced  shore-side  preventing the Vessel from
achieving its X,XXX short tons/hour  average minimum rate will count as laytime.
Allowed laytime is defined as follows:

         Cargo Size in Short Tons = allowed hours

          X,XXX Short Tons/Hour

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                  If upon arrival of the Vessel,  the discharge berth at Roseton
Dock is not  available for immediate  docking,  Seller's  Vessel will tender its
notice of  readiness  WIBON,  WIFPON,  WCCON  from the  closest  practical  safe
anchorage and laytime will start  counting  provided the Vessel  arrives  within
Seller's  five  (5) day  delivery  window  and  the  Roseton  Dock is  occupied.
Subsequent shifting time from anchorage to berth will not count as laytime.

                  Section 7. Importer of Record:  For substitute  imported coal,
Seller will act as importer  of record on behalf of Buyer.  Usual and  customary
costs  incurred in clearing cargo will be reimbursed by Buyer to Seller as per a
statement from the Customs Broker.

                  Section 8. Liability for Certain System Damage:If Buyer's coal
unloading system or equipment is damaged or forced to shut down as the result of
receiving foreign or oversized  material from the Vessel,  then the Seller shall
be liable for any damage and/or delays associated with the unauthorized delivery
of this extraneous material.

                  Section 9.  Demurrage at Discharge  Berth:  At the end of each
calendar  year of the  contract  Term,  Buyer  and  Seller  will  reconcile  the
deliveries  for the year to  determine  if Buyer has failed to  receive  all the
contract  coal at the average rate as specified  herein.  If Buyer has used more
time to receive the annual tonnage than allowed, Buyer will reimburse Seller for
excess  laytime  used at the rate of USD  $XX,XXX  for each 24 hours,  fractions
prorata.

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BEEN REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND
EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

                                   ARTICLE III
                       SPECIFICATIONS & QUALITY & WEIGHTS

                  Section 1. Origin:  The Primary  Source of coal for deliveries
hereunder shall be from the Mingo Logan  Operations and such coal shall meet the
specifications herein. Coals from other sources shall not be shipped without the
prior written approval of Buyer.

                  Section  2.  As  Received  Quality  Specifications:  The  coal
delivered hereunder shall conform to the following Typical  Specifications on an
"as received"  basis  determined on a per Vessel basis.  The quality of the coal
delivered by Seller shall be determined in accordance with Article VI.

                               Typical     Minimum     Maximum       ASTM
Method
As Received:
  Moisture %                        X                     XX        D 3173
  Volatiles %                      XX        XX           XX        D 3175
  Fixed Carbon %                   XX        XX           XX        D 3172
  Ash %                           X.X         --         XX.X       D 3174
  BTU/LB                         XX,XXX      XX,XXX       --        D 3286
  Sulphur %                      X.XX       X.XX         X.XX       D3177/4239
  SO2 (LBS./MMBTU)               X.XX          --         X.X       Calculated
  Grind (HGI)                      XX        XX  (1)       XX       D 409-85
  Ash Fusion (Reducing)
   (I.D., Deg. F)               X,XXX       X,XXX          --       D 1587
Coal Fines:
     (A)  1/4" Round Hole          --         --          XX%       D4749
     (B) 35 Mesh U.S. Standard     --         --          XX%       D4749

(1) Subject to approval by Buyer.

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THIS COAL SHALL BE FREE OF EXTRANEOUS MATERIAL AND SHALL HAVE A MAXIMUM TOP SIZE
OF TWO INCHES.

(A)               Coal defined as zero times one quarter inch round hole.
(B)               Coal fines defined as zero by 0.5 mm (35 mesh U.S. Standard
                  sieve or 32 mesh Tyler sieve).

                  Section 3. Buyer's Remedies Related to Quality Specifications:
In lieu of any other  remedies  related to Seller's  failure to meet the quality
specifications provided for in Section 2 above, except for the price adjustments
for quality  provided  for in Article V herein,  Buyer shall have the rights and
remedies  described in this Section 3 upon  Seller's  failure to deliver coal in
accordance with the specifications set forth in Section 2 of this Article III.
                     Buyer's ability to use the coal being dependent on the coal
meeting the specifications  set forth above, it is agreed that Buyer shall have
the right to reject any and all shipments  which fail to meet any of the
individual  shipment as received rejection limits shown below:

               INDIVIDUAL SHIPMENT REJECTION LIMITS (As Received)

    Sulphur (By Weight)                               0.7%  Maximum
    Volatiles                                          30%  Minimum
    Ash Fusion (I.D. - Degrees F)                    2,500  Minimum(1)
    Grind (HGI)                                         43  Minimum
    Gross Calorific Value (BTU/LB)                   2,750  Minimum
    SO2/Million BTU                                1.1 LBS. Maximum

    (1) Lower value subject to approval by Buyer.

                  Seller shall pay all freight, diversion, demurrage, testing
and other expenses in connection with any such rejected shipment, or shipments
found to be nonconforming, unless such shipment is accepted by Buyer.
Furthermore, Seller certifies  that it will not make any shipment shown by
sampling and analyses (as provided in Article VI) to exceed the individual
shipment rejection limits.
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                  Section 4. Seller's Duty of Care:  Seller shall,  at all times
exercise  reasonable  care and  diligence  in its  efforts to ship to Buyer coal
which conforms to the specifications as set forth above in Section 2. Nothing in
this  Article III shall be  construed  to relieve  Seller of its  obligation  to
conduct its mining and operations in a competent  manner,  consistent  with good
industry practices,  so as to produce coal which will meet the specifications as
set forth in Section 2 above.

                  Section 5.  Weights:  For  rail/water  deliveries,  The Seller
shall submit to Buyer the certified rail weights  provided by the origin carrier
within five (5) working days after the certified weights become available.

                  For water only  deliveries,  the weight of coal sold hereunder
shall be determined by an Independent Marine Survey(s) of the Vessel at the Load
Port or by Independent  Marine  Survey(s) at Buyer's  Discharge Port if Seller's
Vessel has multiple  Discharge Ports. The Buyer,  Seller or their Agents reserve
the right to witness any or all Marine Surveys.



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                                   ARTICLE IV
                                PRICE AND PAYMENT

                  Section 1.        Price: The Base Price of the Firm cargoes of
coal sold hereunder is fixed at $ XX.XX per short ton DES Roseton Dock.  Option
Cargoes will be priced in accordance with ARTICLE II, Section 1.

                  Section 2. Price Reopener:  On or before July 1st 1999 & 2000,
Buyer and Seller  will enter  into  negotiations  to fix the Base Price for coal
delivered  hereunder  for  the  ensuing  year.  Unless  otherwise  agreed,  this
Agreement will  terminate on December 31st of the then current  contract year if
negotiations for the following year have not been completed by October 31st.

                  Submission of Analysis: In addition to Seller's  notifications
provided  for in  Article  II,  Section  3,  Seller  shall  submit  to Buyer the
analytical  data on said  shipments  from  the  Operations  as  obtained  by the
Independent Laboratory for each shipment within five days after each shipment.

                  Section 3. Invoice: An invoice for any adjustments for quality
as  hereinafter  defined,  and all coal  shipped  from the  Operations  based on
weights determined in accordance with Article III Section 5 will be submitted by
the Seller to the  Buyer.  The coal  shipped  will be  invoiced  at the Price as
defined in ARTICLE IV, Section 1.

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                  Section 4. Taxes:  All taxes due on cargo in U.S.A. upon
transfer of title per Incoterms (1990) are for Buyer's account.

                  Section 5. Vessel Costs: All usual and customary Vessel costs,
including but not limited to docking, are for the account of the Seller (i.e.,
pilots, tugs).

                  Section 6. Payment:  Buyer shall make payment to Seller within
thirty (30)  calendar  days from vessel Bill of Lading  Date.  There shall be no
discount  for early  payment.  Payments  due on a Saturday  shall be made on the
prior  Friday and those due on a Sunday shall be made on the  following  Monday.
Payments due on a Holiday shall be made on the following week day.

                  Payment  shall be made by wire  transfer as directed by Seller
upon written notice to Buyer.


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BEEN REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND
EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

                                    ARTICLE V
                         ADJUSTMENT IN PRICE FOR QUALITY

                  Section 1. BTU Value (Gross  Calorific Value As Received Basis
-  BTU/LB):  The  Price to be paid to  Seller  by Buyer is based  upon coal with
XX,XXX  BTU/LB  heat  content  (BTU  Value)  for  each  net  ton of coal in each
shipment.  The BTU Value of the coal sold  hereunder may vary, and the Price for
such coal shall be  adjusted  to  compensate  for  variations  in BTU Value,  as
described below.

                  Section 2.  Adjustment for BTU Value:  If the BTU Value of the
coal shipment is between XX,XXX BTU/LB and XX,XXX BTU/LB (inclusive), there will
be no adjustment for BTU Value  variation.  If the BTU Value is less than XX,XXX
BTU/LB  or  greater  than  XX,XXX  BTU/LB,  the Price  for a  shipment  shall be
adjusted, based upon variations from the XX,XXX BTU/LB BTU Value, as follows:

                  [a] For a coal  shipment  with a BTU Value greater than XX,XXX
BTU/LB,  a premium shall be paid by Buyer to Seller at the rate of $X.XX per 100
BTU/LB, fractions pro rata above XX,XXX BTU/LB;

                  [b] For a coal  shipment  with a BTU Value  less  than  XX,XXX
BTU/LB but greater  than XX,XXX  BTU/LB,  a penalty  shall be deducted  from the
Price at the rate of $X.XX  per 100  BTU/LB,  fractions  pro rata  below  XX,XXX
BTU/LB;

                  [c] For a coal  shipment  with a BTU Value  less  than  XX,XXX
BTU/LB but greater  than XX,XXX  BTU/LB,  a penalty  shall be deducted  from the
Price at the rate of $ .XX per 100  BTU/LB,  fractions  pro  rata  below  XX,XXX
BTU/LB.


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                  Section 3.  Adjustments for Ash Value: The Price to be paid to
Seller  by Buyer is based  upon coal with an ash  content  (Ash  Value) of XXXXX
percent  (X%) by weight of the "as  received"  analysis of the coal.  If the Ash
Value is between X.X% and X.X% there will be no adjustment for Ash Value. If the
Ash Value is less  than  X.X%  then a premium  of $.XXX per ton shall be paid to
Seller for each X.X% Ash Value variation below X.X%. If the Ash Value is greater
than  X.X% but less than X% then a  penalty  of $.XXX per ton shall be  deducted
from the Price for each X.X% Ash Value  variation in excess of X.X%.  If the Ash
Value is  greater  than X% but less than XX% then a penalty  of $.XX per ton for
each X.X% of ash greater than X.X% shall be deducted from the Price.



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                                   ARTICLE VI
                              SAMPLING AND ANALYSES

                  A    recognized    independent    laboratory     ("Independent
Laboratory"),  experienced  in the  sampling  and  analyzing  of coal,  shall be
mutually agreed upon by Buyer and Seller,  and shall be engaged by each Party to
perform the  sampling,  sample  preparation,  and  analysis of the coal  shipped
hereunder  from the Primary  Source.  The  Independent  Laboratory  shall sample
shipments at the  Operations  and it shall  perform its sampling and analysis in
accordance  with  standards  approved  by the  American  Society for Testing and
Materials ("ASTM").  Buyer reserves the right to request additional sampling and
analysis from that required herein for coal shipped from a Secondary Source.

                  During the loading of the rail cars at domestic operations, or
barges or ships for offshore  cargoes,  sample  increments shall be collected by
the most  reliable,  practical and mutually  agreeable  procedures in accordance
with either ASTM D2234 (manual) or D4702 (mechanical). The frequency and mass of
the  increments  shall be in accordance  with ASTM  standards.  The  Independent
Laboratory  shall  divide  the  sampled  material  into four (4)  sample  splits
identified as follows: (a) Laboratory analysis,  (b) Referee split, (c) Seller's
split and (d)  Buyer's  split.  The Buyer or Buyer's  Agent shall have access to
witness all sampling, sample preparation, screen testing and sealing of samples.
The  Independent  Lab shall provide upon request the splits of the train samples
to the Buyer or Buyer's  Agent and/or  Seller as soon as the sample is prepared.
The Independent Laboratory shall properly identify, seal, and retain the referee
splits of each train  sample for a period of 60 days so that the Buyer or Seller
may  analyze  such  samples.  The  Buyer's  Agent will be  permitted  to place a
suitable seal on Referee samples.

                  The  composite  sample for each train shall be analyzed by the
Independent  Laboratory for total moisture,  ash,  sulfur,  volatile,  and gross
calorific  value  (BTU/LB)  (Proximate  Analysis)  and the  results  (wet & dry)
reported to Seller and  Buyer/Buyer's  Agent upon  completion  of  testing.  The
certified analysis shall be the weighted  mathematical  average for each train's
values for moisture, ash, volatile, sulfur,

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and calorific value.

                  A physical  composite sample of the trains comprising a vessel
cargo  shall  be  prepared  and  analyzed  by  the  Independent  Laboratory  for
grindability  index (HGI),  ash fusion  temperature,  mineral  ash,  mercury and
ultimate  analysis.  The cost of the  laboratory  services for such sampling and
analyzing  of the  coal in each  shipment  shall be paid  for by the  Buyer  and
Seller, equally.

                  If the Buyer or Seller should  question the correctness of the
analyses made by the Independent Laboratory,  they may, within 30 days after the
Vessel unloading,  notify the other Party in writing to request that the Referee
splits be analyzed by a second mutually agreeable Independent  Laboratory.  This
notification  should  specify which  analytical  parameter or parameters  are in
dispute.  The Independent  Laboratory shall provide the Referee  Laboratory with
the properly identified sealed Referee train samples.

                  The  integrity of the moisture in reserve  samples is the most
difficult  to preserve.  Therefore,  if the  moisture  value is in dispute,  the
governing  result  will be the  higher of the  averaged  value  reported  by the
Independent  and  Referee  Laboratory.  Other  analytical  parameters  shall  be
determined on a 'dry basis' and  corrected to the 'as received'  basis using the
governing moisture.

                  The  following  are the  acceptable  tolerance  for other test
parameters:  Ash +/- 0.3%; Sulphur +/- 0.03%; Volatile +/- 0.5%; Calorific Value
+/- 100 BTU/LB Dry Basis; Ash Fusion  Temperature I.D. +/- 75 Degrees F. and HGI
3.  Should  the  results  fall  within  these  tolerances,  the  results  of the
Independent   Laboratory  will  stand.  Should  the  results  fall  outside  the
tolerance, then the Referee analyses shall be the governing result.


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                  Should  the  grindability  (HGI)  result  be in  dispute,  the
Referee  Laboratory will prepare the physical  composite sample from the Referee
samples  to  perform  the  HGI  test.  If the HGI  test  result  of the  Referee
Laboratory is within tolerance (3), the original  laboratory  result will stand.
If out of tolerance, the Referee results will be the governing analysis.

                  The cost of this  Referee  analysis  will be paid by the Party
requesting the check analysis.

                  Neither  Party shall  require the other Party to use equipment
or procedures which exceed the requirements of ASTM.

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                                   ARTICLE VII
                               FREEZE CONDITIONING

                  Section 1.  Freeze Conditioning Agent:  Seller shall apply a
freeze conditioning agent ("FCA") at no cost to Buyer in conformance with the
directives of the origin railroad and good industry practice.

                  Section 2.  Buyer's  Approval:  Seller shall use an FCA with a
Diethylene  Glycol base that has been  preapproved  in writing by Buyer.  Seller
shall have the right to use any of the approved  FCA's but shall not change from
one FCA to another without notifying Buyer, such notification to be confirmed in
writing.  On or before  October 1st of each  contract  year Seller shall provide
updated  Material  Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for each FCA anticipated for use on
contract  deliveries.  Buyer will thereafter provide Seller with an updated list
of approved FCA's.


                                  ARTICLE VIII
                                 CHANGES IN LAW

                  Seller hereby  certifies that it is in substantial  compliance
with the rules,  practices and  standards  issued by any  governmental  agencies
having jurisdiction with respect to applicable legislation,  regulations,  rules
or mandates which were in effect as of 23 June 1998.

                  Seller  and Buyer  recognize  that this  coal  purchase  is of
limited  duration with annual price  reopeners  and  therefore  agree that there
shall  be  no  inter-year   adjustment  in  price  as  a  result  of  enactment,
modification,  or  revision  of any  federal,  state  or  local  legislation  or
regulations,  rules or mandates issued  pursuant  thereto after such above date,
which affects the  bituminous  coal  industry  with respect to the  reclamation,
conservation, environmental protection, mine safety, mine working conditions and
practices,  ventilation,  health,  employee  retirement  programs,  occupational
hazards,  research  and  reclamation  and  conservation  of  mine  areas,  which
increases or decreases Seller's cost of producing coal under this Agreement.

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                                   ARTICLE IX
             OTHER GOVERNMENTAL LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS AND ORDERS

                  Section 1.  Compliance with Law: Each Party shall use its best
efforts to comply with the provisions of all applicable federal, state and other
governmental  laws  and  any  applicable  orders  and/or  regulations,   or  any
amendments  or  supplements  thereto,  which have  been,  or may at any time be,
issued by a governmental agency.

                  Section 2. Effect Upon Buyer's Obligations: The Parties hereto
recognize the  possibility  that,  during the Term of this  Agreement,  federal,
state or local  legislative  or  regulatory  bodies or the  courts may impose or
enforce regulations,  restrictions or standards, or revise existing regulations,
restrictions  or  standards  which  in  Buyer's  sole  discretion  will  make it
impossible  or  impractical  for  Buyer to  utilize  the coal  thereafter  to be
delivered  hereunder at the Danskammer  Plant.  Such regulations or restrictions
could pertain to, but would not  necessarily be limited to coal quality.  If any
such  regulations or restrictions  are imposed and if as a result thereof Buyer,
in its sole  discretion,  decides that it will be impossible or impractical  for
Buyer to utilize the coal,  Buyer shall so advise Seller and thereupon Buyer and
Seller shall promptly consider what corrective steps they can take in the mining
and  preparation  of the coal and in the handling and  combustion of the coal at
the Danskammer  Plant,  and if in Buyer's  judgment such steps will not, without
unreasonable  expense to Buyer,  make it  possible  and  practical  for Buyer to
utilize the coal  thereafter to be delivered  hereunder  without  violating such
regulations or restrictions,  Buyer shall have the right, upon notice to Seller,
to terminate this Agreement without further obligation to Seller hereunder.

                  Section 3. Effect Upon Seller's  Obligations:  In the event of
the  enactment  of any new  federal,  state or other  governmental  law,  or the
promulgation  of any  regulation  or order  thereunder  which may  prohibit  (or
restrict so as to effectively  prohibit) mining,  processing or shipping, as may
be applicable, of the coal specified in this Agreement, Seller shall be relieved
of its obligation upon the effective date of implementation (compliance date) of
such  law,  regulation  or order to  deliver  the total  quantity  of coal to be
delivered  under  this  Agreement  to  the  extent  of  the  amount  of  tonnage
represented by the percentage of production of such mining, processed or

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shipped coal so affected by such law, regulation or order to the total amount of
coal  produced,  and  processed  to  meet  the  quantity  requirements  of  this
Agreement.

                  Section 4.  Election to Reduce  Tonnage or  Terminate:  In the
event either party elects to invoke Section 2 or 3, above, the party so invoking
shall  notify  the  other  party in  writing  and said  notice  shall  state the
notifying  party's election to terminate this Agreement or reduce the tonnage to
be delivered  thereunder,  effective on a specified date,  which said date shall
not be earlier than the effective date of the  implementation  (compliance date)
of such law,  regulation  or order  giving  rise to the  termination;  provided,
however,  that  notwithstanding  anything to the contrary herein, said specified
date shall in no event be earlier  than sixty days after the date of delivery of
said notice.

                  Section 5. Effect of  Termination:  If either  party elects to
terminate this  Agreement  under the provisions of Section 2, 3 and/or 4 of this
Article  ,  then  no  party  shall  have,  after  the  effective  date  of  such
termination,  any  further  obligation  or  liability  under  this  Agreement  ,
provided,  however,  that  such  termination  shall  not  affect  any  rights or
obligations  existing  under this  Agreement  for coal shipped or required to be
shipped prior to the effective date of said termination.


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                                    ARTICLE X
                                  FORCE MAJEURE

                  No Party shall be subject to  liability to the other Party for
failure to perform in conformity  with this Agreement where such failure results
from an event or occurrence  beyond the control of the party  affected  thereby,
whether  foreseen,  foreseeable  or  unforeseeable,  which  wholly or  partially
prevents the mining,  preparation,  loading or shipping of coal by Seller or the
receiving, unloading or utilization of coal by Buyer. Such events shall include,
by  way  of  illustration  but  not by way of  limitation,  acts  of  God,  war,
insurrection,  riots,  nuclear  disaster,  strikes,  labor  disputes,  labor and
material shortages,  fires, explosions,  floods, river freezeups,  breakdowns or
damage to mines, plant equipment or facilities  (including  emergency outages of
equipment or  facilities to make repairs to avoid  breakdowns  thereof or damage
thereto),  interruptions to  transportation,  railway car shortages,  embargoes,
orders  or  acts  of  civil  or  military   authority,   laws,   regulations  or
administrative  rulings. The provisions of the above sentence shall not excuse a
Party from  performing  unless  such Party shall give  reasonable  notice to the
other Party and furnish  reasonable  information as to the cause of inability to
perform and probable  extent  thereof  within ten (10)  calendar days after such
cause occurs.  Failure to give such notice and furnish such  information  within
the time specified shall be deemed a waiver of all rights under this Article for
such  period of time  during  which  notice  was not  given.  No  suspension  or
reduction by reasons of force  majeure  shall  invalidate  the remainder of this
Agreement  but,  on the  removal of the  cause,  shipments  shall  resume at the
specified rate.  During such periods when force majeure  conditions  result in a
reduction in deliveries,  Seller shall  equitably  prorate  shipments  among its
customers.  Nothing herein  contained shall be construed as requiring  Seller or
Buyer to accede to any demands of labor, or labor unions, or suppliers, or other
parties which Seller or Buyer considers unacceptable.  Deficiencies in shipments
so caused shall not be made up except by mutual consent.

                  If  circumstances  arise  such that a vessel  delivering  coal
under this Agreement,  is prevented from discharging all or part of its cargo at
the  discharge  port,  by reason  of  breakdown  or  failure  of the  shore-side
equipment  that is necessary to receive and take away the cargo from the vessel,
then in order to mitigate economic

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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REPRESENTED IN THIS FILING BY AN "X" HAS
BEEN REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND
EXCHANGE COMMISSION.

loss the Buyer  shall have the right,  by notice in writing to Seller,  to order
the vessel to a safe and accessible  berth or anchorage (the  substitute  berth)
where she can safely discharge  without risk, in which event upon the completion
of cargo unloading, at such substitute berth or anchorage, all conditions of the
applicable Bill of Lading shall apply.

                  If Buyer  declares a  substitute  berth,  then time shall stop
counting  twelve  (12)  hours  after  declaration,  or when  the  vessel  sails,
whichever is sooner and shall  recommence  when the vessel tenders notice at the
substitute  berth or anchorage.  Time is to count at the substitute  berth as it
would have at the original berth,  with exception of turn time.  Total time used
at the discharging berths will be the sum of time at the original berth (Roseton
Dock) and the time used at the substitute berth.

                  In the  event  that  Buyer  declares  a  substitute  berth  or
anchorage for the vessel to discharge or complete discharge, Buyer to compensate
Seller as follows:

               All  reasonably   incurred   vessel   diversion  costs  including
               out-of-pocket  costs such as pilot  dues,  tug  assistance,  port
               harbor  dues,  etc.,  plus the actual  cost of the vessel used in
               such  diversion  at a  rate  not  to  exceed  $  XX,XXX  per  day
               calculated on a pro rata basis. The total of the vessel diversion
               costs as identified above plus the actual cost of the vessel used
               in such diversion shall not exceed $ XX,XXX per occurrence.

               All loss of value of coal carried aboard the vessel  (calculated
               using Buyer's DES coal price as the basis).

                  If  circumstances  arise  such  that  Seller is unable to make
delivery of the  contracted  volume of coal,  for any  reason,  then in order to
mitigate  economic loss,  Seller will  compensate  Buyer for coal not shipped as
follows:

               All freight,  diversion,  demurrage,  testing and other expenses.
               The  differential  between  the  value  of coal  to be  delivered
               (calculated  using  Buyer's  DES coal price as the basis) and the
               cost of replacement coal or energy as delivered to the Danskammer
               Plant.

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                                   ARTICLE XI
                                 FAVORED NATION

                  If,  during the Term of this  Agreement,  Seller enters into a
term coal sales  agreement  with  another  domestic  U.S.  utility  company  for
Seller's  direct sale to such other utility,  and such agreement  contains terms
and conditions which are  substantially  the same as this Agreement's  terms and
conditions, including, without limitation, provisions for; (1) a term which ends
within  two  years of the  initial  Term of this  Agreement;  (2)  delivery  and
acceptance  of coal with the same quality and quantity;  and (3) Seller's  price
per ton of such coal  thereunder  is less  than the  price  per ton  under  this
Agreement,  then Seller shall notify Buyer in writing  within sixty (60) days of
Seller's entering into such agreement. Then, upon Buyer's written notice, Seller
shall  promptly  agree to an amendment of this Agreement to afford Buyer pricing
provisions substantially the same as such other contract,  provided however, any
such amendment  shall include terms and conditions as favorable to Seller as are
included in such other contract.


                                   ARTICLE XII
                                    RESERVES

                  The Coal  reserves  owned by or otherwise  available to Seller
are located in Mingo and Logan Counties, West Virginia and are accessible to the
Norfolk Southern Railway and are part of the mining properties  constituting the
Primary  Sources.  The total quantity of suitable and  economically  recoverable
coal of the  quality to meet  Seller's  maximum  obligation  to Buyer under this
Agreement  is equal to the  annual  tons  each year  times  the  number of years
remaining in the contract Term as per Article I contained  herein.  Seller shall
not enter into other  agreements  for the  production  and sale of coal from the
above  reserves  which  production and sale would reduce or impair the amount of
reserves required to meet its obligations during the remaining Term of this
Agreement.

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                  Buyer shall have the right from time to time,  whenever deemed
desirable by Buyer,  to audit at Buyer's  expense;  (1) said  reserves  owned or
otherwise  available to Seller; and (2) Seller's  commitments for the purpose of
determining if Seller has sufficient  reserves which are not otherwise committed
to comply  with the reserve  requirements  of this  Agreement.  Buyer may at its
discretion  have  any  such  audit  conducted  by an  independent  firm or firms
acceptable to Seller.


                                  ARTICLE XIII
                                EMPLOYEE INTEREST

                  Seller  represents to Buyer that Seller has not given and will
not give,  directly or  indirectly,  anything of value to any  employee or other
representative  of Central  Hudson Gas & Electric  Corporation  with the view of
securing this  Agreement or obtaining  favorable  treatment  with respect to the
performance of this  Agreement.  If such  representation  is untrue,  or becomes
untrue, Buyer shall have the right to declare this Agreement null and void or to
terminate  it,  to sue for  damages  and to take  such  other  action  as may be
provided by law. If Seller obtains  knowledge at any time that any such employee
has a direct  or  indirect  interest  in Seller  or its  affiliates,  (excluding
routine  purchases in the open market by such employee of  securities  issued by
Seller or its parent  corporations)  it will  immediately  inform  Buyer of such
fact.


                                   ARTICLE XIV
                                     WAIVER

                  The  failure  of  any  party  to  insist  in any  one or  more
instances upon strict  performance of any of the provisions of this Agreement or
to take  advantage  of any of its rights  hereunder  shall not be construed as a
future waiver of any such provisions or the  relinquishment  of any such rights,
but the same shall  continue and remain in full force and effect for the term of
this Agreement.


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                                   ARTICLE XV
                                     NOTICES

                  Notices  and other  communications  provided  for or  required
herein shall be given  (effective,  if written,  when  presented for delivery by
postal authorities when sent by postage prepaid, certified mail) or by facsimile
as follows:

                  TO BUYER:

                  CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION
                  284 SOUTH AVENUE
                  POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK  12601-4879

                  ATTENTION:   MR. DONALD L. DU BOIS, JR.
                               DIRECTOR OF FUELS

                  PHONE:       (914) 486-5844
                  FAX:         (914) 486-5626

                  TO SELLER:

                  ARCH COAL SALES COMPANY, INC.
                  CITY PLACE ONE, SUITE 350
                  ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63141

                  ATTENTION:   MR. JOHN W. EAVES

                  PHONE:       (314) 994-2835
                  FAX:         (314) 994-2719



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                                   ARTICLE XVI
                                  GOVERNING LAW

                  This Agreement  shall be construed,  enforced and performed in
accordance with the laws of the State of New York.


                                  ARTICLE XVII
                                    FINALITY

                  This  Agreement  is  intended  as  the  final,   complete  and
exclusive statement of the terms of the Agreement among the Parties. The Parties
agree that parol or extrinsic evidence may not be used to vary or contradict the
express  terms of this  Agreement.  No waiver of any  provision  hereof shall be
effective, unless set forth in a written instrument authorized and executed with
the same formality as this Agreement.


                                  ARTICLE XVIII
                                   AMENDMENTS

                  This  Agreement  may be  modified  or  amended  at any time by
mutual agreement of the parties,  provided that such  modification or amendment
shall be in writing and executed by the duly authorized representatives of the
parties.


                                   ARTICLE XIX
                                     TITLES

                  The titles of the articles and sections of this Agreement have
been inserted as a matter of convenience for reference only.



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                                   ARTICLE XX
                                 INTERPRETATION

                  No  understandings,  agreements or trade customs not expressly
stated  in or  required  to be  applied  in  accordance  with the  terms of this
Agreement shall be binding on the Parties in the  interpretation  or performance
hereof  unless such  understandings,  agreements or trade customs are reduced to
writing and signed by the respective Parties.


                                   ARTICLE XXI
                      AGREEMENT FOR BENEFIT OF PARTIES ONLY

                  Buyer  agrees to  indemnify,  including  reasonable  attorneys
fees, defend, and hold  Producer/Seller  harmless from any and all claims of any
broker,  consultant,  finder or like  agent  with whom  Buyer has  dealt,  or is
alleged to have  dealt,  regarding  this  Agreement.  Producer/Seller  agrees to
indemnify, including reasonable attorneys' fees, defend, and hold Buyer harmless
against any and all claims of any broker, consultant,  finder or like agent with
whom  Producer/Seller  has dealt,  or is alleged  to have dealt  regarding  this
Agreement.


                                  ARTICLE XXII
                            ASSIGNMENT - TERMINATION

                  All of the  rights and  obligations  of this  Agreement  shall
inure to and be binding upon the legal representatives, successors and permitted
assigns of the Parties hereto. No assignment shall impose upon the non-assigning
Party any  obligation  or burden in excess of those  obligations  or  burdens as
exist  between the original  Parties to this  Agreement.  This  Agreement or any
interest  herein shall not be assigned  without the prior written consent of the
other Parties, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.


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                  Subject to the provisions of the Federal Bankruptcy Code, this
Contract  shall not be deemed an asset of either  Seller or Buyer and, upon five
(5) days prior written  notice,  either such Party may terminate  this Agreement
without  penalty at any time in the event the other such Party  enters  into any
voluntary or involuntary receivership,  bankruptcy, or insolvency proceedings in
any applicable national jurisdiction.


                                  ARTICLE XXIII
                              NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES

                  Seller's only  warranties  with respect to  performance of its
obligations  hereunder are those  expressly  set forth in this  Agreement and no
implied warranties, including fitness for a particular purpose, shall be implied
therefrom.


                                  ARTICLE XXIV
                              LIMITATION ON DAMAGES

                  Except as provided  herein,  neither party shall be liable for
any indirect, special,  consequential, or punitive damages arising in connection
with the performance or nonperformance of any obligations under this Agreement.


                                   ARTICLE XXV
                                  COUNTERPARTS

                  This Agreement is being executed in several counterparts, each
of which is an original  and all of which  together  constitute  but one and the
same Agreement.


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                                  ARTICLE XXVI
                 REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF BOTH PARTIES

                  Each party warrants and represents to the other that:

                    (i)  it  has  all  requisite  power,  authority,   licenses,
permits,  permissions,  approvals and  franchises,  corporate or  otherwise,  to
execute and deliver this Agreement and perform its obligations hereunder;

                   (ii)  its  execution,   delivery,  and  performance  of  this
Agreement has been duly  authorized  by, or is in accordance  with,  its organic
instruments,  this  Agreement has been duly executed and delivered for it by the
signatories so authorized,  and this Agreement  constitutes its legal, valid and
binding  obligation  enforceable  in  accordance  with its terms  except as such
enforceability  may  be  limited  by  bankruptcy,  insolvency,   reorganization,
moratorium or similar laws  affecting the  enforcement  of creditors'  rights in
general and by general principles of equity;

                  (iii)  its  execution,   delivery,  and  performance  of  this
Agreement  will not result in a breach or violation  of, or constitute a default
under, any agreement,  lease or instrument to which it is a party or by which it
or its properties may be bound or affected; and

                   (iv) it has not received  any notice,  nor to the best of its
knowledge is there  pending or  threatened  any notice,  of any violation of any
applicable laws,  ordinances,  regulations,  rules, decrees,  awards, permits or
orders which would materially adversely affect its ability to perform hereunder.

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                  IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,   each  Party  hereto  has  caused  this
Agreement  to be executed in its behalf by its proper  officer  thereunder  duly
authorized, all as of the day and year first above written.


BUYER:            CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC CORPORATION

BY ______/s/ Allan R. Page______________________________________
ITS  Executive Vice President - Energy Resources and Development


SELLER:           ARCH COAL SALES COMPANY, INC.
BY _____/s/ John W. Eaves_______________________________________
ITS ____President_______________________________________________




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                                                               Attachment I



Roseton Dock and Vessel Limitations:
-    LOA - 890 Feet Maximum
-    Beam - No Restriction
-    Water Depth in Berth - 36+ Feet MLW
     (Operational Draft 31 Feet MLW Channel at Haverstraw is Limiting)


Current List of Vessels which have Delivered Coal to Roseton:

-    Ambassador
-    Atlas
-    Bauta
-    Ballangen
-    Bernhard Oldendorff
-    Energy Enterprise
-    Nelvana
-    Thornhill