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

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loads oVor thG pf6H11l
but d biz Inca 81 50 lon po1lpS
to Tho 3trst TWO weeG9 %
month. Lake shipments le3s
Gggs sSated ], 0S2 carlo de- AoS9s
l99H Than The previous week ~
439 carloads less than two HeSls.
ago. A SliEht decline was also nQes
cd In the shipments TO st. QeorGa
which last week Melted only b3-ear49
Western 6uSlneGa Oh.
General western shipments ah9&
ed q decrease when compared Wl4
the previous week. Miscellaneous
Western shipments were 1879 cara
Ohio points, t2u cars; Michigan
points, Il cars. Production amonS
The wagon MINES IS on Braa9Alt
increase ana last week there WerS
So cars OF coal loaded ~ Bucn
operations. =
Weekly E. r. Fuel.
Railroad Iuet loading on the os
uongah dlYiS.ou or the balttnl4 re
ana Ohio K. II. last week totale0
l.iI5 ca.loads-the strongest week
IL total IUr three weis, although
2U5 cars short OF the week endtn8
October .. a gradual increase IN
L. 4 Il. tonnage has been note9
during the weeK uutll II reache9
the 800 car marx. Maine CentrA4
hnlpments also showed an upwoEu
Irs1d NJ ga carloads. ErleS tom
mage has been SlumpinB recent4ypl
while the Boston and Albany So
cured some tonnage for change
last week.
lows: b. & o., 46S cars; Boston
and Name, So cars; Bangor and
Ilostock, Is cars; Boston and Al
bany, Ii cars; Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA, J cars; Central OF
New England. los cars; Central OF
New Jersey, 80 cars; Lehigh val.
ley, lis cars: New YORK, new
l1uven ana Hartford, Maine
Central, ga cars; Erie' ~ SSEs
WeDt Shore, 1916 cars; q y.
500 cars; Boston and Maine, 10
cars.
Lake Situation.
DuriuE the close OF last week
the receipts OF coal at the lake
front wore very liberal according
to the reports sent out Of CLeYes
land Lake Superior cargoes are
being sent forth ns rapidly as pos
slble but the supply OF Lake Mlenl.
gan tonnage Is little short Oh oe-
mund. -
tho lake front Friday morning ana
5,951 cars In transit. The doeK9,
dumped 3,15S cars ThursGay 9a9
receipts were 1856 cars. Loaain
for Friday was estimated at ,Abb
cars, AT the rate that coal Ia eonesE
ing forward loading for saturde
and Sunday Will have to DO heaYy
or stocks will be big the first OF the
week.
New Companies Chartered
The MorganLowu New Dominion
today comments as follows on the
charlering OF several new concern1
no aid operators in the mining
and marketing OF coal is the chlet
purpose OF the MorgantoWn Consol.
dated Coal Operators AsSocie1onf
the certificate OF incorporation OF
which has been filed In the Office
OF the clerk OF the county couI
The new company Is capl9n1eq y
$1,000, and according 70 iA c1al
Ter is to have the power 70 nine
own. buy, sell and deal generally
in coal, coke, and their by-prous
ucts; to engage in business allied
TO the purpose OF the corporatloni
to promote the interests and well
fare OF persons, firms and corpora.
lions Sngaged in the business OF
mining coal and TO assist coal opef
utors In securing adequate car sup
ply and any and all other NlnB
necessary for the conduct Of She1t
business 49,.
Morris, Abraham w. Tenant, NO.
BE c, Mccormick, George 3. We
veg and Ora s. Chittum. Their Or
ficcs will be in this city, and their
principal business Will be conuucls
cd In Morgan district, f
Another certificate Of tpenEs {
poration, filed yesterday, Was that
81 the Crest Coal company. The
organization Is for the mining 81
coal, its marketing, the eonStEllce
ton OF such necessary ,Hppk9ese
tracks, etc, The offices VIII b9 "
this city aud the workings, WA4I 5pe
located In Cass district. me cptkl.
pany IL capitalized at $4V " NM st az.
the incoTPorSSitoris s are n y; F;HFs iiq
PER berry, Mt; M0StS: J. II. Dusen
berry, Star City; A. @. Herring
ton Mt, Morris, and Anthony IlQs
vane, Morgantown.
Goinu to Charleston -
". B. RIggleman, mine infpe4
or. Fuirmont, went to Gu 4eg.
ton TO assist In conduct
Ing the examinations for mine
foremen and IRE bosses which
viii be held on Friday at the STATE
house in Charleston. This. win heG
the last examination for this ppei 5
the last examination for this poat-
lions until next August according
to state department OF mines.
Lake 9lkuatlon
A report from Cleveland n re-
gard to tho lake situation Is a. ,tols's
lows: Last week Shipments OF car
20 coal were 1.0S8,041 tons which
was a good gain over the same
week last season and q small In
crease over the corresponding week
in 1918 when the movement Wa3 u
! ,O2O,350 tons. Shipments for thu
season up to Oct. 20 were 1s,137S.
768 tons compared with 20,A09,S7S
tons for the same time last season
and 25,1oS114 tons in 1918. At the Z
rate that coal is coming to the
lake front the loss in shipments on
l compared with 1919
will be about 100000 tons
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