The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-28

~a1d cars IN EEAuebtR AnesAkt4o. Al9Ss =
care in sight, The docks damPSS
S,1e5 cars Monday and receipts
were 3,49I cars. Loading for Tues
day WIZ estimated ut S,895 cars.
q. & o, Movement.
tho B. & Q. railroad moved twenty
five trains in which there were l.
OIL loads.
Market Conditions
The market today IN the tNlE-
mont region is Arm. Prices nave
not shlteu since yesterday EA'
port is $40 and line shipments gen
orally are down 70 Sc. Some y"
sales are slightly above that If,
ure but most OF the brokers Will
not pay nero tnau So.
Daily Production
Production in the Falrmont re,
giun ON Wednesday totoled l2lS
cars OF coal and COKE. 1893 cars OF
coal and 20 cars OF coke.
Mines along the MouonCah diNl-
sion Of the Baltimore and ONO
railroad On Wednesday loaded t9S
cars 0. co,l ami coke-L'S cars s;I o.
coal and 70 cars OF coke, IheTe
were 64S cars OF coal loaded cas-.
and 1870 cars west with 1913 cars OF
coke Gust and I cars west. Twelve
cars OF coal were loaded By wagon
mines On Wednesday,.
Operations along the MononEn-
hela railway In West Virginia on
Wednesday loaded 325 cars OF
coal, while those in the Penusyl-
vanta district loaded 3i7 cars OF
coal.
Loading along the Helen,s Run
and Ny~t,.bpGamOn branches OF
the Western maryland railway on
"Wednesday loaded 90 cars OF coat.
Atoms the Charleston division OF
the Baltimore ana ONO railroad on
"Wednesday tnc mines on Mcdues,
day loaded l29 ears oil coal ana
coke, ~ cars OF cuui and ~ s4rs Oh
co e. A Total OF 90 cars or ral'
ruad fuel were loaded. twenty-five
loads OF coal were turned over 10
the Buffalo Creek and GauIey rail-
road.
Daily Shipments
These shipments were made OH
the b. and U. railroad yesterday:
Curtis Bay, ll9 cars; lakes, 80
cars; Ohio points, 5 cars; Michigan
points, cars; miscellaneous west
ern points, 80 cars.
Railroad Fuel
Railroad fuel loading jumped to
324 loads yesterday on the Mon
ougah division OF the B. and ..
which was the heaviest OF the pres
eut weeK. Slight increases were
noted IN the T.. and K, b. and o.
Central OF New England and West
Shore. These cOnsignments were
made on Wednesday,: b. and o.,
81 cars; Bangor and Arostock, III
cars; Boston and Maine, 10 cars
Central OF New Jersey, 10 cars; Lc-
high Valley, 10 cars; Name Cen
lra!, 80 cars; New York, New la:
ven and Hartford. o cars; r. ana
r. 60 cars; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cars; Eric. cars; West Shore.
IS cars; Central Of New England,
u cars.
George L. watson, or The BY
Product Coal Company, is home
from trip to the east.
New Cc.aI Companies
George r. Watson, OF the By
Product Coal Compan, is home
from trip 10 the east.
New Coal Companies
The West VirglnIa-WyomtnS
Coal Company has been organic
ed by FaiImont business men; The
capital stock is 100000 and the
inCOrporators are Frank K. Lyon,
)
Mason, A. u. Reeves, and H. G.
Lake, all Of FairmOnt.
ConneilsVille and Uniontown, Pa.
business men have organized the
Herd,Iist Coal and Coke Company,
which Will operate a general coal
ana coke company at Sutton, BraX-
ton county. The capital STOCK IS
$50 900 and the incorpOrRtor6 are
James A. List, Washington Herd,
and William Il. Herd. or COnnells-
willie, Pa, and John l.. Robinson
and John A. Bryson, OF untontoWn.
Thompson Trial
A dispatch from Pittsburgh
states the following:
An order, directing that subpoe-
ma duces tecum, be issued against
j. X. SLrawn, receiver OF tho First
National Bank, of Untontown. Pa,
compelling him to produce ledgers
and other documentary evidence
was handed down in Quilted States
district court here today by Judge
c. z. Orr was issued after the
court had heard the petition of
counsel for j. V. Thompson, for
mer OFFICIAL OF the bank.
Thompson, who was president OF
the bank when ii was declared de-
funct. will go on trial in fedora!
court here on November $, charged
VIII having violated certain sec
tions OF the National banking laws.
Big Consolidation
Tho following dispatch has been
sent out OF Wheeling:
-Four West Virginia mining COM
panieS, one in Superior, Wisconsin,
and ona in Fort William, Canada,
have been conlidated under tho
new name Of the ConnellsT1lle By
Products Company, according to
an announcement made here today
by Joseph Arkwright an operator.
James A. Paisley, at Cleveland, O.,
Is president OF the new concern,
which is capitalized at S5,O0O,00O.
John Mccartney Kennedy OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, is secretary.
Tho companies consolidated are
the Elm. Grove Mining company, OF
Elm Grove (Wheeling)i Valley
Camp Coal company, Of Cleveland.
Ohio, operating in Elm Grove ana
Allegheny River Valley; Arkwright
Coal Company, of Fairnont; Kelley
Creek Galleries Company, Charles
ton; Great Lakes Coal and Dock
company. SUPERIOR. Wis, and the
Fort Williams Coal Dock company,
Fort William, Canada,
Tho new corporation will open
new mining field in the Morgan
town district on a tract OF 1900
acres, formerly owned BY the Coch.
ran Coal company. Nearly 10000
men nre employed in the mines
now operated by the companies nf-
fected BY the merger.
The Export Business.
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