New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
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The announcement by q morning paper that
coal had reached the c1uayaut price OF go per TIM
had the effect Of dcudng several crcduiOGs NOR
tails into buying tho article no prices higher
than have heretofore bec5 asked One man, who
refused a few days since 10 purchase coal at $40
per tuu yesterday bought two tuus 20 $lJ %, On
the strength Of tho notice spoken o., believing That lie
WAS then getting 10 40 reduction OF S. 80 when inc
highest asked ~ niuity building was 40 ant
sl2 Dealers claim That % This season of the
year 30 IS impossible 10 bring coal mere hom
upon II were removed. Tho bet that could be- hoped
from that .oIcr would Dee lol' iun. delivered here 10y
thc s' % MAY som ~ Inc 'nhu.,t men 10 t"G ti.ae
yesterday, recommended "ii th"st VINO pa" coH oi IIE
iron on hand for Spcfu"tn 10 s, ana 'llt present
ur.ro. Tu.s ie strong indication OF Hu tajly Itsuui-
ION ~ business by the companies ~ De- reported from
Mauch Chunk that ai the euSncs 10 that region are run
NE dcicr, n Erpoblyu cxpr,, me opinion thai there
lsIr-s NAN l'iI'Ee slJns 81. '-v 'i,, , ~" W.
rrr OF ti0 arc AolGl-S IL 'artJ d. 'AetIiu4h OF q
-rh further ahalc" in ne price. The retail dealers
per tUshc 10 the poor VINO could not buy j. d. nr"a
qu antilles. JotuHd, y the weather b, go moderate That
;uy fWi, lave reduced tine number aud size 90 ilIcJ
they have.
The following circular ha. been is-ued from the 0nico
Of the E1c Railway Company, signed joy thc President
JAY Gould:
10 Coasumosor C,o' or Hc 15,cor He frie Pot"qs:
In order 90 Io'e Hc sll ing cus.d iy the present
coal famine, 'H. Company VIII receive orders for eou
cfed Port ac,.; ana a; s. per tin delivered AZ an
ptls cast o. IOit Jtr's, including Jersey ttv ~ dc
ua' and HpcItt tests, 90 has been shown that two tus
o. uis coal are equal to three tWe 90 anthracite.
5 C.cr 900 Paterson hIs received adyiCrs from M1uch
Chunk .aiug 'h tNc ir -'t COZ. irom the mines 10
ue former place viii De- advanced, to-day, 81 per
tfu. "a" Delaware, I3chaWouIat and Western
Railroad has since tir increase bon Tie freight tari de-
Htctd coal ,o dealers u Patterson without collecting
the freight thereon It's Thought That their increased
charges are Illegal and that prosecution is feared hy
Them The report that the poor ul Paterson were about
10 maze idi nr"u Inc a.siuE Co.'s tdiu. Ot that road
! =. without ,uudiiipn.
About no ors Of coal arrived q Port Jcr,s yesterday
Uf'n carried II" The tompuy since Ncw-Ycarr. and is
'-FI o. points Els where il vii. he sold for 81 per
Z 'uh. u thc SOFT bItumIOus coal
II-D TO YOUR NLIGHBOES.
: j" M Jottor AZ me Trfbune
/ SIR; Allow me TO suggest a simple remedy.
N'I'A might lr measure, relieve the large nd,lliuc
'"'''' e" "nr population from suffering too much los the
present short supply ~ coat. Leo those Aou,choders
Who nave good supply. loan portion 10 those Of their
n"'''' Ii'IH.' Who, nom want sufficient means ar
Il,0b''' are h'' p" idNUwhly situated. To take nv
Own ''''' According to NY c-ahl- shed rule lad la
years supply ia't August. tar which ,tid ~ "a I'm.
"r 'II.. my needy friends have Cich cart load
i'tAhihs 'hA enough 10 carry t.rug the r.,t ia,
mouths, NV friends OF course bearing M, e,n.t,.s ~
taking lhc todl away. and returning IN. vbnn nj n,
] u til- Lui IS ac'd on 10 large tXett I thi,
adorable loss 81 money hr aNoiHeI ,tj 80. 49,
OF iur coal si'cu!uoIs cousidn faby lurd rr,ii. ''
Ac,S- IorL. Ieh. a. 1911. '''' -