The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-04
HIT ROADS TO.
IlIE CARE STAG.
DOES NOT FREEZE
Goal Car Supply Good In
Fairnont Region
Today

on the Monongah division OF the
i. q o. 3. H. There are 1.235 emp
flSs,ot which ], $50 are placed. The
nsiIes along the division ordered
,48s cars Of which So were for
coke loading. Empties are CLASH
tied aS follows: Open, 1895; coke,
B. n. /, x, "a; M. v. T., 81.
QSTs Left over from the previous
= day IS 1877. Thirty mines are Idle
on the division today.
Mines along the Monongahela
railRay today have a right fair run
DbSempttes. There are 373 cars
placed in the West Virginia district
aud 81 cars In the Pennsylvania
district. OF those in the West Vir-
hiS-and there are 113 assigned. A
null run OF empties is expected to
Be- on the division on Monday.
Empties along the Helen's Run
and Yyatt.Bingamon branches OF
I the Western Maryland railway to-
day are again very limited, there
being but SIS placed.
Cara along the Charleston divi-
! Sioh Of the B. & o. R. r. today num-
Der ninety, all OF which are placed.
THE operations along the division
ordered 315 cars. Twenty.eight OF
tie cars was turned over to tho
BufaIo Creek and Gauley railroad.
Daily Loading.
Production In the Fairmont re-
zion On Friday totaled 1,196 cars
6E toN and coke-1, 159 cars OF coal
and SO cars OF coke. The coke load
ing Is especially heavy.
4 Mines along the Monongah diVi-
sion Of the B. G. o. R. R. on Friday
loaded sos cars Of coal and coke
570cars OF coal and 81 cars Of coke.
Coal movement on Friday was 722
4 ears east and AZ cars west. OF the
coke loading there were 90 cars east
and i3 cars west, Three cars OF
coal were produced by wagon mines
On Friday.
hefa railway on Friday loaded 34S
cars In the West Virginia district
and 476 cars in the Pennsylvania
j district.
Mines along the Helen's Run and
Wyatt. Bingamon branches OF the
Western Maryland railway on Fri
day loaded Al cars of coal.
r Along the charleston division OF
the B. & o. R. r, on Friday there
were. Ill cars of coal loaded. No
Coke was loaded. A total OF 43
Sarsg1E railroad fuel was loaded on
lIhe division. OF that 10 cars we're
B. q o. fuel and 30 cars were for
Sign fuel:
on the Stag Problem.
! Already the Northern West Vir-
Einia Coal Operators Association
e urging the B. & o. r. r. to look
into the dumping of Stag promptly
and take measures to prevent 1t
from accommodating in the cars and
become frozen and almost immova-
BE. The local coal association is
having John Callahan, Washington,
-. G., traffic manager Of The Ma
tional Coal Association, looK INTO
the matter.
Mr.. Mccullough III.
3. s. Mccullough, labor commits.
sioneT of the Northern West Va.
ginia Goa: Operators Association,
whoFhad been attacked with acute
Indigestion at his home on CASTOR
avenue, beyond Fifth street, is I'M
growing at his residence today. W.
*, Sheaffer, his assistant, is look
ing after the associations labor
matters while Mr.. Mccullough is
y.
Mr.. Latta Was Here.
4. \. Latta, Greensburg, Pa, gen
oral manager of the Marion Gas
Goal. and Wyatt'Bingamon oCal
companies, was In the region on
Friday. He returned to Green's
aurE, Pa. today.
III The Coal Market.
Pool "a is SLING at $3.50 to 1915
today. Pier business is somewhat
limited, although occasionally there
IS demand for small bit of tide
tonnage. Some permits are expect
"a ii the region shortly. Pool a is
Bellihg at 1925 to $3.50. Lump coaI
RANGES In price from $4.25 TO $3.50.
Slack IS selling at 1915.
4 Daily Shipments.
Shipments OF the Monongah di-
fisidn of the Baltimore and Ohio
fRllrpad on Friday were as follows:
Curtis Bay, So cars; st. Georges,
Sears; Michigan points, four cars;
Chic points, II cars; miscellaneous
western peipts, 81 cars.
Railroad Fuel.
RsalFoad fuel loading on the Mo-
enR division Of the Baltimore
md OHIO railroad on Friday to2led
Z 4ag khF loads. OF that there we're
10 caFs Of foreign fuel and 1856
7, e1fss oe 3. q o, fuel.
ThsSe conAignllents were made
na tie division: B. & o., 166 cars;
pnEoSr. and Arpstock, IS cars; G, OF
I,s1I cars; Lehigh Valley, 20
fdarsi ~, Y. N. II. & H., 3 cara;
f18iie Central, SO cars; Maryland
HanHBYIvania, ono car; Erie, four
csFsy Es:of N. B., IS cars.
Thompson Case.
diAeteh from Pittsburgh states
The following:
temporary restraining order
GRANTS Judgment creditors Of J. v.
n i6hbSon, Of Unlontown, Pa, WAS
anEed the Piedmont Coal COM
flnystn United States district court
today.
rte ri Admont company and 9TH,
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