New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-24

job and the above il made MP from the books
five the largest coal operators in Schyu FOR the
month OF October 1870 when the p 70 basis paid for
contract work. The extremes are widely separated
poor miners had Jobs sometimes not making more tan
s2 '~ e. week md good miners I'm favorable situations
frequently making so. 500 SO. with coal at -
Ca i" tafb"n The above wages would ne mcIe"ae1 i'i
pr ccc9'. and would be- for ann
'f lf'pf III %
'-r' by le fJ.'........, .''''''''''''''.''' ~ w
With 81 - at Port Carbon they would be reduced
IT, p,r cent, ana "ou." w. iof an
d..
Mo-. b, r,-.-..t f,,.,.e., ........... 5n I'D
Asria,r,tr o. TACT tnr.r tie four months Of last Fan
ard Winter, WHOM the stEuJ iSl mines were working
o.. price t Fort Carbon g. 75 u August . 30 n sep
ion rr ad October and = 9. n October Then the move
m-ut vas - Ter cent for o'ery % cents in ccu. In
" taDu tDc exact a'efaSe Wa- g. - and tAe mtl5Is
ch. I'D 90 calling 30 s. %, Insisting taat % had not de-
cined rs cents low the basis. which then st To
ao rj TED for each three cents rice or fail u the
price Ir .nej President Of Tie sehuy 10y. miner, ia
s}-tcf Of WAGES jus, described basis that cannot 20
aoo'cs1 op.r tu meaning tIat II the TI4eis TGi4
l-n. Nr Sine, ,ttr, throwing light Upou tine posi-
tl,uri he doc nof aiuie 70 the somewhat Important
fi.i t.at tr lyls ..i uAcrs generally work by tho
10 te Fe.av o, To- itlaie'.'a islsr
ar win r,,r is ,o- s o. h.t De -l, ai- is- o..
ios 5ear ai %. m. tl-es mon Of TO- a.r -al ne
ros r.- i.l Carton. aul s ~ mile. rt" if t o..
W, ' n. ',- .o 30, '''' oa. .,.' III ca
,e s.a on s. .s ssi 800 p s on eo-,ract vera, NE ma r.
.a,- To- o.. d. . - .' ID. -of I 1. o.. ,1 ' ,a
known te G.-al to,PgAi.e n-,ie .. scale e. sle
Carbon % el,el1eny We we're IeAe.a b - .'' N-'-
1 min 5'5 . II .ss.., a.' co, Lev sy..,S5 q. FL
re Son Of d pr s.ut making M arr ,g ~ r.r
se l1.f ?. 10 - u Noy-ssel cs 1t POI C.,'o2l
a.s' 2. q = sl, 90, be- '' o.. " he no q s % e- ~
I'll 81 r.rrt ~
.'l, wee. q. b. ;.-ea5.s. al hee ore The s,eri,s
yte oa-'o nov eh-t we a'' 70 y :, t.s 'a' hor. ~
o. s52- trrr s., uers a f sympathy. w row ~
6 h re- ol1 ~ "a ai7a.cr- oar .nsoa., d
eae,s ~ 50 ru Ton. aad allow ,eoaal to g. t.lov
H1osg fr, ~. esreles t.tv W. srplr u te r ds
sor.g t sors on r ,.ocs h. market Eat ~ f r.
.7' '0' W g 5 " p - ,s- 81 h c.is 10
Tie following IT, TIE resolution which relates 70 WAGES
R.io Il4 -f,a -ror Offer 20 their ocn ~ ar ,.e'
o. 300 ye.r ia "ln a. Is 70 pr Tan 90 3D. ,r a. E-at- %, Fo
I4; 49, and c'nfsci work 10 Te cent i- thaa a.
e.. .a c,ai-s .os ~ --r dr in pd,,o-e or ien- me
aTeoaI a. rharbr or Port Josrr; rrid a. uni 20
recon. ~ vol ier u vs,s.tar met .or. hail rai
Tan lte zen roi 10 so 70 e lo- he n'" OASIS 8aea coal
~ aJovo reduces lie WAGES ior contract work ten
cont anu Stts vac !lh'i NI'.Iilt ' - I,i' ~
The sane COM eai!e2 a. D. propo Tor Nth}HH -
for coal at LHlil.th tti.g auo-t TIE equiv a"Li of -
about haf as great as q, hKto log -h1 lAh A prices
20 down some inequality likely 20 b, developed the
THc following is int.nd, o. set form he important
fa, ilat t.c g,at Canpa..- ~ thc ioiih DO have
Icretofr totally rejected the ha-i, principle u here
after bee guided Boz % in d"'' vain th D. men o. MI,
I,., I q ,ra co,a, .r de F,aa.,1,a caai
tfa-r tle. p1 fFl 200 mnHf. 70 rl une
t m ke vsgc- rs D. .u o.. u-.-ls equivalent praci.
a,e ,lt ios ue time .-r., be- paid 90 -' acla 1910
al rt.-yc mace mention of understood 90 bc the
sJIar cent lduttuu. agust which thor men struck on
tat i-t of December. Iir m"lihrdt'-h VII iiVndl b'
Cf,..d for ct'IHc ~, Diamond Car. hCh would bring
II about on panty with tho usuol Schuy XII contract
fmtherooro tts allied Companies re,olced
b. ia' ~ ~ r sr s eonl,rc. un. the lrl o. soeh
rgll ,asI have ac.' 81 t-l Z terms It'll,
- arc'pt tie or-oug terms, aud u any operator or
operator should consent TO Jay The miners terms lhe
produced from reaching tie market. The following.
which com ir,7 thr -I-. ~ very good lfuNdA % can
he enforced. To E.nrr7 however ere not ignorant ihs
the capitalists HlYc iol entertained some such notion;
Eld Tit ore OBJ a 10 op4aS a., i..-ii-r' ~ by or.'
sui a-. sot s5nl.r u tler cl4'io -a'i con ro
ru ibeu adjourned subject 60 tie call ~ the Hon. IA
P. ca tle President aad owner dud Fic,i"tut oil 'hc
Irh -h Valley ia iroad.
u AND AROUND TIE CITY
The prospect of coal famine in ihl7 ely
and ytin.ty is stan im.aonl The very poor who are
i ic habit Of buyi- their coal by the bucketui have
hon t,r FROM 10 u 10 cents bucket, to- tine ratr
Of 81 10 50 per tan. Soa th" grocery mcn charge %
cent, h. De-, Three four cargoes of coal eie Port
Hrr..r ft New York ODD "Wednesday, hut CO.. thc tact
accounts we're he'd ist u The joe, which Is damned up
ucou Philadelphia.
Tlr.uup't 90. nI 100 Newark - being reduced 30 rap
id.i tt o. rl.c ar' beginning To rcd 81 rs % I"AuI'-
a.. 3D. rt- g,Hr U VIII &. ull rrptltv, wy, US Nri'
I.- Io .. - ll-u .ih ia h.wlork. IN" tlghc-t price
r,il t..I.ri.y Ra, SD. Tie Delaware ana liuu-oh
canal ComtHuy have about ijo tuu- 40 stock "i fdi"u-
r.a.lr-. iri. o. the ldr1s, stn'k on haHd among me
Newark coaI dealers the reserve aln"us me ON - Nag
Inc from 200 down 10 Inc iron mills ~ iHtni0h
yil. M conn. l.t Co suspend woTE EtAt va ), uli,,'
.rI. o.. 20 i. ir obtain. a, md 20 Wit similar r-l-
lsrsrt. tn,teirtt tir sfat-. the li"h"hcn tnd J'I
81. C.t, ,...ul.. .Ir also mcudcinTF sini-a Si''"
IMAM. ii ;i.,ul l,..., .,ui lct'iE empty.