The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
TIEUT FEARED
IN FREIGHT BLOCKADE
Manufacturers Tell Railroads
That They May Re Com.
PEELED TO shut Down.

nailed IN Shut OOwu
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through the embargo on export tonnagc
reneraiiy.
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opiv because Tho mills cannot make tho
deiiveries requested The oYertnsr are
attn ovsrvheimine and specincations
arain.t contracts are yoluminous and
pressing in fact there IL no relief TO the
manufacturer from any source. II il
most extraordinary that the snowstorm
has affected the output Of steel very
that Is between Christmas and New
Years. there will naturally be some fall
Ing of in output irrespective Of the
weather.
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Thu Rh.hn1npd EradarickShnrR ann
Potomac Railroad has placed an order
for 40 TONS NJ hridyework with ,he Amer.
,can bridge C~on,pany The Southern
RAILWAY is on the point of closins con.
,r.,,t. Tor ,vo bridges calling for 500
TOYS ~ s,r,,ctur,I stee, ono bridge in
IN Snar the Ranister and the other
pocL Eish River The baltimore and
Ohio has pIaced nm order for 200 tons
Bridge Company n the new York
Central has placed a small order Tor
repairs with the Belmont Bridge COM
pany.
The American Bridge Company has
been awarded the contract Tor $500
tons OF structural steel 10 % oeeo IN
the construction OF section . route ~
22 or the New YORK SUBWAY py Law
renee c. Manuel. VINO submitted the
lowest tender to the Public Service ON
mission. The steel order In dependent
upon the qualifying OF the general con-
tractors.
Rogers q Hagerty' VINO secured inc
general contract from tne Guy TOT tne
pu'iding OF q BASQUE priuge o'er WEST.
chester Creek ~ lnionport. mas placed
the order Tor the steel "ork, amounting
Electric Company of wheeling. W. Va,
has placed "A contract for 1900 tons Of
structural steel for a power station with
the Riter-Conley Manufacturing Com
pany. The New Jersey Public Service
Commission In still taking lids on a
power station 20 be erected at Newark.
calling for 700 tons OF structural steel.
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Inc A,ne,lea" Ia amu ~.
pahy win ou"r . an ~ - oa"
233 box cars and As gondola cars for
the New Orleans and Northern. OF
the latter rolling stock so box cars n
II gondola cars will be used OH the
Alabama and Vicksburg Railway and
20 box cars by the vicksburg. Shreve-
port and Pacific. The Della ware. Lacka-
wana and Western has ordered 500 gon-
dola cars from the Barney 4 Smith
Manufacturing Company and 200 from the
Standard Steel Car Company. The
American Car and Foundry Company
has also taken orders for 3 combination
baggage and mail cars for the Western
Pacific, I postal car for the Great West
err Railway and 200 mall cars for tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Inc AMERICAN l@ptofilOllNt COMPANY