The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-13


tsrsa Of the association AMI other
opehtQIs. viii attend The meeting
George 5. Bracket. secretary Of
tbs Northern West Virginia Coai
I Operators Aseociaticn. Is III Wash.
itretol D. q today
SAMUEL b. bf4d 81 the Brady
/ Coal Corporation. etutned on SAT
l nfday lt6ni d Trip 70 Ellington,
ID 9. BE Wa aellte IA connect on
Wit hthe Ohio rata case.
Col. c. w Watson, chairman Of
the board Of directors Of The Con.
isolidAton Coal Company, New
/ York City, il spending 1 tsW days
at his residence In Falrmont
Howard W. showaiter, Of the
Diamond Coal Company and E. a.
Russell. the Fairmnt & Cleve-
Ian dCal Company, leave on TTues.
day for the Trough Club near
i Aomney. w. Va, %here they will
tish. Tney viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Showalter and Mrs Russell II
IS the wedding anniversary OF both
couples
Some Regions Need Cars
Reports in1leate that the c. &
o., L. 4 N. and G. e =. L. have
been short Of coal cars within the
were compelled to borrow cars
past week or ten days and they
were compelled to borrow cars
from other lines
East OF Grafton.
Twentythree trains on the B. &
o. R. r. on Saturday drew 74s
loads east Of Grafton. Coal loads
moved wrere $40 cars. Loads
moved west. off the Mondngah d.
vision were S41.
On Sunday eight trains drew 267
loads, but no coal was moved.
West off the Monongah division
there were 141 loads moved.
On Friday the loads moved east
of Grafton were 7S7 which were
drawn In twenty.four trains. OF
that number there were SOS coal
loads moved. West off the Monon-
gah division there were AIS loads
moved.
Daily Shipments
saturdays shipments off the
/ Monongah division, B. & o. R r.
were unusually slim. Only SO loads
went to Curtis Bay while one
lone car Of coal went to the lakes.
East off the division there were
405 cars OF coal loaded east and 81
west. Two cars Of coke were load
ed, both going west.
I Saturdays Loading
Coal loaded in the Fairmont re-.
gion on Saturday totaled 716 cars
Two cars Of coke were loaded. This
was 3s cars more than was loaded
In the region on Saturday, June
4th. For a Saturday the production
was fairly heavy.
Mines along the Monongah diyis.
ion, B. & o. R, R. on Saturday
loaded 4S2 cars Of coal and 2 cars
Of coke. This Eas 81 cars more
than the division loaded on the
Saturday previous.
4 Operations along the Mononga-
hela railway In West Virginia on
Saturday loaded 214 cars OF coal
against 200 cars on Saturday, June
Production on the western
Maryland railway on Saturday was
20 cars. which was just 4 cars shy
OF the Saturday Of the previous
week.
Twenty eight cars OF coal we're
loaded on the Charleston division
II 3. & o. 4. R. on Saturday This
was four cars more than the pre-
vious Saturday loaded.
| Saturdays r. r. Fuel.
Fifty-seven cars Of coal were
loaded on the Monongah division,
B. & o. r, R., on Saturday. The
B. & o. r. R.. did not secure any
fuel on Saturday.
Mining Conditions.
No great change has been noted
in mining conditions In mining.
Conditions are at a standstill. There
has been little buying. Coal that
was given away for nothing" found
its way to certain points. but yet
there Is large element in the In.
dustrial buying field that does not
appear to want coal at any price.