The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-24

HENRY 8. PAUL, No. AS vlaut street
IF CLAYTON, No. 155 N Third street.
THOMAS r. GAR,ED, No. IOC Cheshut street
OFFICE, No. 81 s, SIXTH STREET.
SECOND STORY.
Unte- above title company has been formed, TO
enable consumers, large and small boy the aggregate Of
their ycsry expenditure for coal to own toeir own col
ler supply themselves with the article at cost
The greatly ucres ed prices of a commodities, with
the greater Increase sim throacnng should lead con-
devise avail themselves of evers prAcea-
bic method of eoanonhzng upon their consumption
As far the Injuries of H concerned this may
be Aceomp she'd by 40 ,tnence; but It's necessaes
other prlr clpo be called into rolulsition.
In the list Of uecessarics, rcw articles hold higher
place than coal and in regard to this the mutual prb-
| eiile is, fortunately, both applicable and adequate.
tor Of coal delivered yard IA Philadelphia costs
about ST. Delivered at the door it sl2.
The difference is So, and yet tie cost Of clrtng only
50 cents.
| The explanation is simple The collier have his
proht, the obber must have MS profit and the retailer
must have his profit. Why cannot consumers by COM
bnIng for single year the amount Of ther expendi-
tres for coal possesses their own collcry, and make
ttose three profits for themselves?
The Consumers Mutual Coal Company offers an un-
into practca operation. The Company purchased an
established coery ave miles above Pottsvile
with steam engines breakers miners houses blacksmith
shops saw-mI cars, mules and all tine equipments for
business 10000 of coal per and having
right for sixteen years work, ac IN length the
best schuykin county-the skidrnore veln
eicy en- thick the Mammoth vein, from twenty-five
thirty feet thick az the Seven Foot vein.
The cocry now producing $50 tons per day OF best
quality white Ash Coal and slope Is almost com
pleed which viii ncrcases capacity TO 800 IONS per day.
The present a OF coal delivered from said
eolIicry at the door Of the consumer ISL
Royalty, mining, breaking, loading, Sc.,.'.,....tj 70
Toll aud height Reading Railroad GS
Delivery at consumer 20
s71
Tie retail price at the coal yard rds............Sl2 90
Saving on the mutual plan per ton is..........s4 81
The consumer tons coal pr year subscribe
ten shares Of stock SO per nnd viii be entitled to
ten Of sixteen years. At present
prices he win about $50 the rst year. Should the
price Of coal Increase, strongly apprehsndod, the
saving win be still greater.
The present annual production OF the coiery $1,000
only, per share Of stock but the Immediate
infusion fresh cash capital into win increase It's pro-
duetion, before the end of tie year the Of 10000
tons. This win enable the company distribute in cash
dividends the prons 10000 Of each
year after the present, which present prices win be
about $4,000, slOper share.
Tae,e is trcry pro5a5i,y that te cash aside,ds efme
fst nro years c, reitarse 30 me stockholders e entire
cost gC eir stock Very few enterprises can eGer equal
Undue, 1t combines production and consumption,
saving and gain. Every householder and business
in the community participate in and should avail him
self OF its advantages.
The payment account Of the stock may be made as
follows per share subscribing 81 per share octo
ber 1864 So per November l, 1861 50 per share
December I, 1854.
The object Of the Directors to render the company
great public IT. and divide its advantages among
several offers spectators to take large amounts Of
stock and until the LIT day Of October nest limited
the number OF shares that be subscribed BY person
to one hundred.
The Company is now prepared to deliver coal TO sub
scriheGs at S7dO per ton. Subscriptions for limited num-
ber of shaTGs Of STOCK be- made the Office No B. g..
sINIH Street, and orders for coal obtained IN
REPORT OF COMMITTEE or SUBSCRIBERS.
The undersigned, pursuant TO appointment, proceeded
Tuesday, Juy p to Pottsylo aud early te following
day commcrcei the Inspection Of The colery Sc the pro-
perry this company proposes 10 purchase,
They respectfully submit tue folio wing ropo. the
result of hor careful luyestIgatons--
F"-Ihe coal ofgood quality generally, and much Of
Iii very superior.
SGcoa3There inexhaustible quantity OF coal = the
tract for the tenn Of the lease AZ least, In fact
assured with our utmost capacity for mining exceeding
tho largest quantity proposed to take out annually from
this cyiery, only impression would be made upon the
vast amount " coal couSlnod IN this tract of land.
. Tiiy3-1hc facilities for mining ana market very
good, there appearing an tho machinery &c necessary for
expeditions mining The mines being the nearest TO Potts-
: vlio ana the railroad alongside
Tho new slope you have frequently heard alluded TO
lsaNoy superior one, and Is now In process of being
finished and which rs expected to be m successful opera
tou TrH soo portion Of your committee visited other
o0erJs n order Go lbaln sufficient knowledge for proper
comparison The result oth branch Of their labor ls
they dd not hud amy coal tract on sale that pre-
seuted o. ad,autasc for purposes this Some
were uudeyeoped, others would ure immense OF
money TO restore their working capacity, which, al the
h.gh price Of material and labor would probably exf6V
tie cost OF this with the uucc,aify Of the ne HousC
this coiery In complete ,rOrtlQ ~ re % Sang @ "
II may not be improper sTtho ofce OF the said CeA
only abou have been opened anl
a. .-,...'.. :, mn EDWARD McpHE
'"V OV"elea IN ue hchuyi OfRepresentay es OF Unit,
agan,t so 81 cents, and 10
Girard lands may roach as hs s-=== ss-===
I whilst the proximity Of these loved STEAM AND y
superior facilities for getups 'RIISG APPARATUS.
value oftts colic-v ,,,,- @ ,rJnr buleinC
WAi ~ UHIER,
WA, A. ROLIN,
| =. NJ JONES,
CIIAs, =. MATHEWS.
PuIlApEnmA' August 10 I'e4' 023,lRI