Andrew Carnegie：Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, Additional Excerpt 401

The coal trouble was cured effectively by our agreeing that the company sell all its men coal at the net cost price to us (about half of what had been charged by coal dealers, so I was told) and arranging to deliver it at the men's houses--the buyer paying only actual cost of cartage.

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