New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
financial,

CIRCULAR No 1.-The PHILADELPHIA
- And READING COAL AND IRON 90.
FRANKLIN 3. GowEy DAVID PALMER.
2- South Pour.a. haeoh, Pc south Pourst Philadelphia
EDWARD QUlyTAnD.
No sPus.st, ss--Yort.
The p,dephs Reading ol end Irq csapy aes5s 70 asg
the attention Of RErAILES hAhuFACfthls ana oNSChLhs
PINE FOREST PRESTON. No p
PM EY0f, EAST FRANKLIN.
s siI SEGSwhS P P5fTIs
PRESTON. No. l. BEEOHwOOD
GiVR OAK FORBSTvILLk
PIdSlx PARK No. 2. boston Rus,
RAINBOW PRESTON Nn4,
MERRIAM, BgShn I11LLS
INDIAN RIDGE ThDAH, H al.Ssr,ry -,
NINE HILL GAP, N0kIH F6AASSkLiS' No.
j., 5e to ,b 1rosu Of tss above tbey will ell " fseto
.oes thai are shipped from Port Richmond consigned
through the Delaware Rsntaa Canal: - -
LAWRFNCE GLEN TWOArH.
rT,tt--Lg BIC BIC SMorST1IS
TSIOy BROOKsIDR,
MAECHEsTER. BE44 sg g,u
A a-tF aincp PINK RlbGE.
BURSSIbg HAMMOND
81, NICHOLAS, @t9ATD
T11REEY KIN. GRERS%AGE:,
a'N sIy4s op TIVE DTFPgFFSFF GRADES OF COAL
WILL IN ANY CASH aE PgE!TTkD and gae Of ne eysrs
rv seps from e others All sales will be made under The o
/. Hard White As !, Goat; co,,
4. -chuyi<ill Red Ash Coal.
1.sAlaska Red Ash GOAL.
8. Sha,nO4k si!n he ed 4 .sa Coal.
3. LoEr6eTryy 1 zeal Vein coaI
IL er that SHALL be shipped IN good order MOST RIGID
sTsT OF EsPLcOS the nine. asa p -s fe9o S
ie WI Ppon 9a@as q IG P.. sa1 f y ne
preparation Of coal - LoOab ~, tbst r ,oT, II All
times eoye1 reiBsSng slate and 10 prevent possible ny coal
D -1 ton 10 means wi be- s .hl7'g port.
ne ys s5e'i S icaaoNb III COAL viii BIB Sun
INSPECTOR BEFORE 1T Is SHIPPED and If condemned by h
M Be dq@Pe . Viii sE fHoRosSIY REPISkE6 &S6
CLEANED BY aAND the Of the oSnef u The ssery mat
gIosesa IT, 10 af zen, b C az other s.T and embracing more
fhe coal 70 bbped ron F M we Oo
S71 f's @ y0 sxPRESE TO SECURE s0R THEIR GOALS
REPT g sEISSp owYEP OF SiSETY THOUSAND
ACRES OF c o k kaSP RE a ara At snLa
aSysS,sse1 Of ss Comm md ss FLEET OF
STEAM GOLLIhs esnT sigs ED RE1DISG GOAL AND
IRON COMPANY WILL ALWAYS SUPPLY A LAah , rk0seE
on 10 thes geographical snd al advang ne fact that hey
he only enc g t '5 eff n3 6 sHR1cTs coaE rom the
hardest the softer eos the shansEn ana
iona claim upon favorable confederation d he coal purchasing
anthracite coal his eoanrT win hrssfrr be controlled
prices established hy those WHO eaaiy & ~
the itself and e unous suspensions Of mining a - I
prices r avoided Il vii be i1e great ana 81 .s TGI91H1 ~
tNDUCB FEELING OF NOAFlENgh " - W a,a-s
CUSTOMERS retailers and Manufacturers NAV ake aaVontags
ether crutalfo supply u coal whenever . most
do Apprehension t ~ se =" 'I ss'
LII be impared ly any subsequent action OF ne company
On or about 10Th u each moah througaoui l
R H Issued rom the once Of hs eomysIT Fhisdephs
eb ng pnces the succeeding month nnh "'aes ma, ~ n'
go fnlbiei "
% sales Agent in Propositions NAV he mna- 70 me Oo
- ii apv Zine before Of April 1915 o me purchase Of
fste 7ranty Of equal nontI lIohs ~ cur
rent nar prices throughout Tie season. 200 u An % ~ 90,
sces TED Company, the purchaser nav 90 or s
y nj auy month privilege Of decnH 10 aAe Ie po
rnon decimal shaA not cTt 70 n Iur sll
80 m spy succeeding month increased qaAni IN heu OF lA
u uec'iDeL
FRANKLIN Ii. 60 =" EN, Ercsiueht-