The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-05

Little fuctuation is noticed on al
coal MARKET today. the price row.
ing around the Il 80 mark for mn
run coal IN the region.
Weekly Production
Fairmont region last week produced
6,5S7 cars Of coal and coka-s29 81
tons OF coal and 81 cars of coke. \
Mines along the Monongah divisic|
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Ia.
week produced 1895 cars of coal an|
coke-240s7 $50 tons or coal and 81 cai
OF coke, on the Monongah divisio|
last week there were 2 ,79l cars mon
of coal and coke produced than in tn
corresponding week Of April. 1915
The actual coal tonnage last week ovd
the correspon ding week OF 1919 wa.
2,0S9 cars or 104, $50 tons. OF the cod
loaded there were .125 carloads I'd
the east and 729 car loaded west. d
the 81 cars of coke produced on TIL
division there were SO cars OF II load
ed east and 20 cars loaded west Dur
sing the week there were 81 carloads d
coal loaded by wagon mines
Operations along the Monongahell
railroad in West Virginia last wee1
loaded 1913 carloads Of coal. Tho
mines OF the Pennsylvania distric|
loaded 1903 cars OF coal.
Last week the mines along Tho
Helen's run and Wyatt Bingamc1
branches OF the Western Maryland
railroad loaded 554 cars Of coal.
Weekly Totals.
Last week these totals were STRUCK
on the Monongah division OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad Coni load
ed east, ALPS cars; coal loaded west
729 cars; coke loaded east, so cars;
coke loaded west, 20 cars; Curtis BAY
shipments, 1878 cars: ST. George'f
shipments, 9S cars Locust Point. Z
cars; Michigan points; 1gs cars; Ohio
points, 224 cars; miscellaneous west
ern shipments. S16 cars. Last weel;
there were S37 ecars of railroad fuel
loaded, which was rather light--the
lowest tonnage sent to railroads In a
weeks time since the middle OF Feb.
Fuary. s.4
The Baltimore and OHIO tonnage last
week totaled sol carloads, which ie OF
course way below the requirements of
that railroad system.
East of Grafton.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
east of Grafton drew 1880 loads in *
trains on Saturday. on Sunday there
were % trains over the mountains.
drawing 1908 loads. Il
Last week there were 6,739 loads
drawn east OF Grafton or an average
of 963 loads a day over d 7.day period.
Saturdays Loading.
Fairmont region on Saturday load.
ed 1,207 cars of coal and coke 4 4
cars Of coal and 10 cars OF coke.
Mines along the Monongah division
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
Saturday loaded S64 cars OF coal and
coke7-S1 cars of coal and Is cars OF
coke. OF the IS cars OF coke loaded
there were 10 cars OF coke loaded east
and one car loaded west. Wagon
mines on Saturday loaded cars Of
coal.
On the Monongaheia railroad ON
Saturday the West Virginia district
loaded 265. cars OF coal and the Penn.
sylvania district 266.
Last Saturday the mines along the
Helen's Run and Wyatt Bingamofi
" ssLASASo ASoNSh o bStkTo vi COdls f.
Daily consienments.
These consignments were made ofiI
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
Saturday: Curtis Bay, go cars: St|
Georges, Y cars: Michigan points,
16 cars; Ohio points, rs cars; rniscei|
laneous western points SO cars.
Railroad fuel load ON the division
on Saturday totaled 113 carloads. THE
Baltimore and Ohio railroad received
81 cars Of coal. The p. & Il. railroad
received the largest consignment al
80 cars.
United Mine Workers.
Edward Matthews, secretary Of sub
district 4, is in Clarksburg today
John Custalac, district organizer, ID
at Bingamon today.
Fl. p. Peters, president OF sub, dis
trict 4, is In Clarksburg today.