The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-30

Urdey tho above HHe company hss teen Gn'med. 10
eushc con,ume-s, largo and oma by tue late o6
their Tcary eHpcndi ure or ooa tner own col
oy to supply thems elves III the article at cost.
The greatly mecca cd prize, Of al muodties, Sltb
tue create, stll threatening should lead COZ
devise avail themselves OF every pr oicG-
bic me'h,d Of mlzirg upon their own con,unpuou
A farss the u>ures OF he nccrned lh msy
be accomplished by ab ,nencc; but It's n,ccssaea
some other pr Clip INST be csned into re iuisih,n.
In the st Of necessarcs, few articles hold higher
place than coal anc in regard this the mutual yr'r
Dicie is, fortunately, both applicable and adequate.
ton coal delivered at tre yard Ia Phlaie costa
ebou, ~ DcIl,crod at the consumers door sii
The difference is SJ and yet tho cost OF csng Is oUy
20 cents.
The explanation simple. The collier must have bh
profit the hbc have his prons, aud the retailer
must have his profit Why cannot consumers, by u.-
bnng for a single year the amount of their oxpendl-
for coal, posscsso, tlsr iiery, ami ,ke
ucso three profits for thcmsclyes2
The Consumers Mutual Coal Company oa.rs an un-
usually favorable opportunity for carry these principles
into practical operation The Company purchased an
Old established Colerv, about I've mites above Pottsvrs
with ttnm- engines breakers miners houses blscksm-
shops, snw-m, cars mules and all tho equipments fr
business of 10000 tons of coal per nnlum having
rstt for sixteen ears work. mite eHgfh
best three veins ohuykill county-the SkidmOrcVslH,
eleven feet thick tne Mammoth vein from twenty I'VE 70
thiIty feet thick 10 d the Seven Foot vein.
The colory is producing $50 tons per day oC best
quality white Ash Coal and new slope Is almost sou
peed which win increasos capoe y to 800 tons pOr dy
The present net Of ton OF coal delivered from said
oolloy at tho door Of the consumeris;-
Reg ally, mining, breaking. loading, So........t9 -
1ul and eight on Heading gRaIr1ad.............. 81
LelNery at consumers 30
Es
The retail price at tho cca yard %
Saving II mutual plan per ton ia...........si ST
The consumer OF ten tons of coal per year suos,bs
tan shares Of stock at so Per share viii be emit cd TO
tons Of cosl for sixteen years present
prices he win save about $50 the fret year sh uld tho
price coal increase as is strongly apprchendeJ. tho
saving win he stll prea er.
The present annual production Of the ooery $4,000
tons only per share of stock the immediate
infusion OF fresh cash capital no # WIN increase its pro-
ducou before The cud OF the year. tue ratio OF 10000
tons This win enable the company to distribute In ssh
dividends the profit 100000 OF coal each
yesr after tie present, which present prices will be
about s5OOCOO, or $40 per share.
7&cr, Is trcry prosabFy mat tho ca'h driderds offhe
gr nro gears oW reilusc 80 he stocka dorsbc entire
teSMei Stock Very few enterprises can oner equal
Undue, It combines production aud consumption.
saving and gain. Every householder and business IN u
the community participate and should avail him
self tits advantages.
The payment account OF the stock may be mado ~
follows 80 per share on subscribing 50 per share DC
Der 1861 81 per share November l. 1854 50 per SHARE
December /, 1854.
The object OF the Directors render The company
great public benefit ul 10 divide It's advantages anons
lar humber otindvduals; they have therefore refused
era offers from sp6 gulaOrs TO take large OS
stock, and W the ls day OF October have limited
the numLer Of shares that mag be by person
% ne hundred.
The Company is now prepared to deliver coal 10 sub-
scribois at s75o per ton. suhcrptonq limited
Der OF hares Of Soc bo mSde at the Oce, No. 5 $.
SIXTH Street. and orders tor coal Obtained.
REroRT OF COMMITTEE or SUBSCRIBERS.
The undersigned, pursuant to appointment, proceeded
Tuesday, July . to Pottsyrla, and early folio wing
perry this company proposes 20 purchase,
They respectfully submit the tDoRins repoE as the
result ofthclr careful investigation
Fr,gThe coal is of good quality generally, and much OF
fl Is very superior.
S,cOudThere j. an neNhaustue quantity Of coal 10 the
tract for the tenn Of tho df lsG' In fact
assured, with utmost capacity for mining exceeding
the largest quantity proposed to take out annually from
this coery only an impression would be made upon tho
vast amount Of coal contained In this tract ofland.
T}ird-Iho facilities for mining aud market are very
good there appearing a tie machinery, sc, necessary or
expeditions mining The mines being hs utaTe! to Potts
Vllc and the railroad alongside.
The new slope you have frequently heard alluded 20
slavery superior one, AMI In process OF being
dul5hed and which expected 10 be m successful opera
cn rCry g6oH portion ~ Your Committee visited other
Colnerts order 10 obtain sotnf knowledge for proper
comparison The result his branch Of their labor Is;
they did not ind any coal tract sale lease that pr
ented the advantages for purposes this so
were undsyelopcd others would require immense sas -
money restore Their working capacity, which ~ uo
high price Of material ana labor, would probsSy eAoeod
the cost OF this with the uncertainty OF He '' success
ie ccliery Eo5o IN complete rortilg ''dsf PIo"'ss'
Il may no. be improper 70 state the Ioyy OF rent o.
i colle ia ony about two thirds he cost OF nearly an
be ,,uleres An the sohuylkln region, being 20 cents
tn,t M ar g5 oents and IN the present lease OF tho
n, ,as may reach hgR as 30 " 80 cents per ton,
~, ne proximity of these mines TO market and tho
r,sroT fAcues for getting there greatly enhances no
yslue a this colieTy.
VIM. s. TORR,
WIN. NJ. UELER,
WIN. A. POLIN,
=. M. JONES,
CHAS. T. MATHEWS.