The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-26

eRccND STORY.
Under the above uhsa company has been ormed to
enable consumers, large and small by the aggregate OF
their yearly expendi tor coal to taelr wn col
iley and to supply themselves III the article at cost
The greatly iucroa ed prices Of a commodities, with
tho greater increase stl threatening, should lead con
to dovlse ard aya themselves of every prAeA
bic method Of economisng upon their consumption.
As far tho uNuries ne concerned, this may
be accomplished by ab tnenoo but as to Its necessAre,
some other prlr cPo be called into reluIsluon.
In the list OF necessarcs fow articles hold higher
place than coal regard this the muhtai prih-
cipie is, fortunately. both applicable and adequate.
ton OF delivered At the yard Philadelphia costa
aboutS7, Delivered at the consumers door sI2
The difference is 50, and yet the esrtns only
90 cents.
The explanation IS simple. Tho collier must have his
profit, the jobber HIS profit and the retailer
must have his pront why cannot consumers, by COM
bnins for single year the of their expondl-
lures for COAL possesses their colcry, and make
ttosc three profits for themselves
The Consumers Mutual Coal Company offers an un-
usuay favorable opportunity oarry Ing these principles
into practical operation. The Company purchased an
old established colery about Ave miles above PotsviIIe
with steam engines, breakers miners houses blacksmith
shops sawmIll, cars, mulcs and all the equipments for
business Of 10000 OF GOAL per annum and having
right for sixteen years to work, mile In length the
best three veins in sohuylk couuty-tho skdmore vein,
eleven feet thick the Mammoth volR from twenty vc TO
thirty fcct thick al d the Seven Foot vein.
The coicry producing $50 per day of best
quality White Ash Coal, and slope is almost
pleted which wiz ncreasoit capacity tons per lay
Tie present net of ton Of coal delivered from said
collery at the door Of the consumer Isl
Royalty, mining, breaking, loading &c Gc........S3 20
TOll and helght ON Reading gRailrOHd......,.... G3
Delivery nj consumers 10
81 AZ
The rctnnp price at the coal yard %
-
Saving the mutual plan per ton s............si 81
The Of ten tons coal per year subscribe
ten shares Of stock at $40 per share and viii be
ten coal sixteen years At present
prices he viii about $50 the nrst year. Should tire
price Of coal nsrease, is strongly Apprehoudod the
saving win be still greSter.
The present production of the ooery is $4,000
tons only per share Of stock Immediate
infusion Of fresh cash capital win increase its pro-
ducon before hs end of the year rate Of 5OO 900
This win enable the company to distribute In cash
dividends tho profits 100000 tons of coal each
after the present, which at present prices viii be
about $500 900, or SO per share.
There srsry probability that the cash diciaeRds oft1e
FIRST hro gears cW reimburse too aoclhOders the entire
cost ofey stock Very few enterprises sder equal
Inducements IL combines production and consumption
saving and gain Every householder and business
in the community participate and should avail him
self foflts advantages.
The payment on account Of the stock may be made as
follows ga per share on subscribing 81 psr share o. O.
berI 1854 50 share November 1864 81 per shsre
December l, 1864.
The object OF the Directors Is 70 render the company
great public benefit and divide It's advantages among
large number of individuals they have therefore refused
several oilers from spectators 70 take large Of
stock and until the lst day of October noNt have limited
the nHmber shares that may bo subscribed by person
20 one hundred.
The Company is now prepared to deliver coal 10 sub
scrbers $3.50 per ton, Subscriptions limited num-
ber OF shares OF stock be made the once No. o.
SIXTH Street, and orders for coal obtained
REPORT or COMMITTEE o. sUBsCRIBERs
The undersigned parsuant to appointment, proceeded
Tuesday, July p to Pottsyle, aud early the folio wing
day the Inspection OF the coler, &c the pro
| perry this company proposes to purchase.
They respcctnry submit tho following report tae
! result Of their carcail investigation:
Fr-Ihe GOALS ofgood quality generally, and muls Of
! {, very supeIiog
SccoR-1hcrs is noAhaustipa lantity OF coal y the
tract the tenn of tho lease u leash In We are
assured with utmost capacity Or mining eNloedinq
the largest quantity proposed /. take ont aHapoy from
this coley oly impress sion woull be made 1pon the
vast amount Of goal contained 10 this uac, oflar2.
Tlirt-Ihe facilities for mining and maTkcs are very
good, tosa appearing aA tie naehaery &c, lsssay ol
expeditions mining The ujles being TIE $50 @ P,tts
| villo and the railroad sou 'slle.
The new slope you have frequently haasA audad {,
IS very superior one and Is In process OF bein
hni-Acd, and which s expected 90 be in ress opera
ucn .sJy so0g portion of Your committee visited otho
cCerics u order 90 5an Cioni knoNlclge or props
comparison. The rtGUt OF ts branch Of their labor n
oy dl NOT hnG any coal fact on sale lease that ure
scented the same advantages for pToses Is this som
were undcyeopod, Others would rogUre luaeuso SANS
money 10 restore their working capacity, whlCh Gt d.
higA price Of material aad labor, 6old probably excct
me cost Of this with ths uncertainty OF the JaD sagge
Mis- Colhofy H4g Ia clI-p,ce No1hag order promises.
II may not be improper 90 state, TIE royalty OK rent
this coery only about t thirds the cost Of nearly
he colleTits in ttG schryhn region, being p cen
against so o. % ,ens, md m the prosoBt lease of Il
Grard lands reach hgh 90 10 80 cents per to
whtt nc proximity lti hcsC mines 20 a market snd Il
superior facilities fer setting there greatly enhances
valu0 Of this yoicry.
WNi S. TORR,
| WM. NJ. UHLER,
VIM. A, ROLIN,
| 4. NJ, JONES,
CIAs, I. MATHEWS
PnuAUElruIA, August 10, lst4 8-23-Im