The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-24

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Der, when lac men struck Tor higher
wages, coal MAS selling III 4 lower
rrice ia Louisville than It lad ever
before sold Tor, AMI IN order to force
Sales IN That make; Mr. hc'icnry
sald he lost one cent bushel on all
The coal he sold IN that market. and
still Liz mon were not satisfied.
Now, what is the result OF the strike
70 far? The miners have made moth
ing, and two E.O3.hs are about gone,
and they have virtually lost SlOJ
each, and tLe coal trade has gone, ami
Is going every day, from our mines.
On the St. Louis and Southeastern
road they are straimiag every nerve
and taking contracts from the mines
ON this road, and the Illinois Central
is sending her inferior coal down and
supplying the towns ON the Mississippi
Central and the NOZZLE and Ohio rail
roads, where our miners were building
up a good trade, and which would
have been largely increased this win
Ter, and at Louisville the Pitlsbura
dealers are selling out their large stoch
Of yardcd coal, which Ue understand
IN many Instances, has been IN th'
yards for two and three years. MIR
McHenry says he has lost the sale o
at least live hundred cars of Goa
which would have been mined st Nc
Henry during the tall and white
months, in addition TO his regular con
tracts, which he has been completes
to NIL by the purchase Of coal at Loa
iavllle and from the Illinois Contra
and the st. Louis aud Southeastern
roads. Now We submit whether 0
mol II would have been better for gu
men mere 10 nave gained this trad
than let 1t float oil TO Pitisburg, to Ill
hois ana olher places. lhe 1aylo
mine' too' has large contract VII
the LooisNiile ana NashVllle railroad
ana that road Is supplying herself Wit
In|SOurS coal a' LOUISVILLE ana
bringing Ia large quantities GOWN ne
Lebanon Drahch' ana our men her
arc si''ihg i'ie ana hot making CEN
Ane icacers' VINO nave got none
eno'sh 10 support 'heir FAMILIES AZ
Pe'suaui"g anu in''hiiua''hg o'h'
men iro'h "orA "lo iieeu 'ne'r wage
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anu 10 10 TINS tney must nave IL G
Ou' "S cheap ana II Is PrePos'erouS
suppose tha' heh'uc%y coal men ca
col'ioi t'ie price Oi coal IN LoulsVlii'
which Is tue great market III Tue ota1'
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