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LehighanthraciteMatt wrote: ↑

Mon. Jul. 30, 2018 12:23 pm

Lehigh puts 50 bags or 1 ton on a pallet.

Easier to do the pricing math.

No dealers in Maine yet???

Thanks Matt.
What is the price per ton for bagged & bulk rice this year picked up?

rberq wrote: ↑

Mon. Jul. 30, 2018 3:54 pm

Easier to do the pricing math.

No dealers in Maine yet???

Down East Coal and Stove

Protrucker wrote: ↑

Mon. Jul. 30, 2018 8:54 pm

Thanks Matt.
What is the price per ton for bagged & bulk rice this year picked up?

Small tonnages or full truckloads?

rberq wrote: ↑

Mon. Jul. 30, 2018 3:54 pm

No dealers in Maine yet???

LehighanthraciteMatt wrote: ↑

Tue. Jul. 31, 2018 6:44 am

Down East Coal and Stove

Thanks. Good company, but mighty far from me.

LehighanthraciteMatt wrote: ↑

Tue. Jul. 31, 2018 6:44 am

Small tonnages or full truckloads?

I guess you'd say small tonnages.
I'm only going to want a ton or so of bagged & 3 - 5 tons of bulk.

Protrucker wrote: ↑

Tue. Jul. 31, 2018 3:43 pm

I guess you'd say small tonnages.
I'm only going to want a ton or so of bagged & 3 - 5 tons of bulk.

Private message sent...

6 ton of Lehigh buck delivered for $180/ton yesterday.
It's weird, but I'm looking forward to colder weather!

Just placed my order for our second 24 ton TT load from lehigh valley, leiby trucking is transporting it again also for us, scheduled to be here the 30th! Hope it’s as good as the first one was! I’m ready for the cold weather also.

205/ton delivered.

August 1 2018 Susquahanna Anthracite pick up $165/Ton

Boslers in Middlefield has Lehigh, is 220 a ton plus trucking I'm 70 miles away so trucking brings it to 240ish... I was paying 300 a ton for TSC full of fines...

Guys so far have been great and I'm getting my 5 tons nut delivered later this week into a gravity wagon...

Dealer said it's from a pretty good vein this year he says its like loading Plutonium it's so dense!!! LOL!!!!

Pics upon arrival...

nepacoal wrote: ↑

Wed. Aug. 08, 2018 9:36 am

6 ton of Lehigh buck delivered for $180/ton yesterday.
It's weird, but I'm looking forward to colder weather!

Noth'in weird about that my freind! I can't wait for the cold either.

-Don

Can't say enough about Boslers and the service I got... 9500 pds of Lehigh nut anthracite in the bin... IF your in NE Ohio give them a shout...

Lehigh shoulds be happy to have a good dealer...

archangel_cpj wrote: ↑

Wed. Aug. 15, 2018 1:26 pm

Can't say enough about Boslers and the service I got... 9500 pds of Lehigh nut anthracite in the bin... IF your in NE Ohio give them a shout...

Lehigh shoulds be happy to have a good dealer...

Bob is a great guy, we are happy to have him!

Hi All,

it's not fun to talk about politics, money and economics ... from what I understand, at least for some period of time ahead(possibly the next 40yrs), we're heading into an inflationary period, for most countries, Western/US government bond yields peaked in the late 70's up until the great rotation from bonds to stocks completed in 1981, since then bond yields have been falling and bottomed out probably in the 3rd/4th quarter of 2016 ... and now if the Western/American led international debt markets behave in the historic and customary fashion the yields (driven by interest rates rising) will start rising due to the inflation from the peak of bond/debt issuance from the last this last 37yr cycle ... the debt now has to be paid back and that is when interest rates start rising in the next great rotation cycle, this time from stocks to bonds, defaults on Sovereign debt are beginning, i.e.-- Venezuelan Inflation is projected to hit 1 million percent by the end of this year. Many financial industry representatives that I pay attention to are expecting it to get ugly as prices rise from the amazing run up in the stock market and bond price run up due to the cheap debt/money (from falling interest rates) that has fueled this last 37yrs of growth ... it is unprecedented and I believe most folks sense it coming.

Price inflation here in the US at this point is tame at this time and we may actually experience a dramatic decline here in the not distant future ... does anyone know for sure?

I try to pay attention in order to survive ... not an expert here and hopefully my comments do not upset anyone or contaminate this very informative, enjoyable message board and website.

Max