The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04
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Northern W. Va. Tonnage.
On Thursday Of this week the
mines in Northern West Virginia
produced liza cars Of coal. On
Thursday Of last week the region
produced 1,245 cars and two weeks
ago 1,126 cars.
East Of Grafton
Twenty.four trains on the B &. O
on Friday moved 1852 loads east OF
Grafton OF which 5S1 were coal. A
total OF 1875 loads moved west off
the Monongah division. Two hun
bred eastrbound coal loads were on
the division this morning.
Personal Mention
George s. Bracket, secretary of
the Northern West Virginia Coal on
orators Association returned this
morning from a trip TO Washing
ton, D. c. g
y. y. HosS, Logan, general manag-
er Of the Logan Mining company
stopped in Fairmont today on his
rteurn from Pennsylvania.
Daily r. r. Fuel
Railroad feul loading on the Mo
nongah division on Friday totaled
142 cars, AZ these the BIC o! Sc,
cured 67 while foreign carriers re-
ceiyed IS.
Thirty loads OF railroad fuel were
loaded yesterday on the Charleston
division an dof that tho B. & o. So
cured seven.
Daily Production
Production In The Fairmont re-
gion yesterday aggregated 949 cars
Iof coal and coke, 945 Of coal and 1
Iof coke. This was against 952 on
last Friday and 916 two weeks ago.
Coal production on the Monongah
division yesterday was 596 cars.
Coke production was cars. On last
Friday the mines along the division
loaded $50 cars and two weeks ago
'671.
Along the Monongahela in West
va. there were 246 cars Of coal load.
ed, which was just q short OF the
previous week but So stronger than
two weeks ago.
A total of 1903 cars were loaded on
til eWestern Maryland yesterday,
comnarnh ia ITO last Friday and 81
.wo weeks ago.
Operations along the Charleston
division yesterday loaded So cars
against so last Friday and 81 two
weeks ago.
Cutris Bay shipments showed
signs Of easing up this week off the
Mononga hdIyision. On Friday there
were only 76 cars sent to that pier.
Lake shipments continue to be low
alse and yesterday there were but
90 cars shipped to the lakes.
Off the Monongah division yester-
day there were 400 cars loaded east
and lO6 west with 4 cars OF coke
going westward.
Mining Conditions
Mines idle in the Falrmont region
today total 22O. or these there are
ISL on the Monongah division, COM
pare dto l72 on. Frida, lac last
Saturday. Operations on the
Monongahela in West vi total %.
which Is one more than Friday and
one less than last Saturday. Three
mines arc working today on tho
Western Maryland, which makes 16
idle, one less than yesterday and
the same as last Saturday. On the
Charleston division there are "a
idle against 70 yesterday. In the
Pennsy end OF the .Monongahela SS
are idle.
unconsigned loads in the region
today total 3SS, which are distribu-
ted as follows: MonoAgah division,
294; Monongahela in West Va, "a;
Western Maryland, so.
There are 40 uncouslgned loads
on the Charleston division and 81 in
Lue GulaS ca AoL LuG II
Dead loads OF coke on the Pennsy
en- dof the Monongahela number SIS
while there is one load on the Mo-
nongah division.
Coal Mo vement
With $685. loads Of freight moved
east OF Grafton the B and o had its
best week since the last week IN
JanRury. The Goa movement at 1854
cars was 700 short OF the previous
week.
May r.. r. Fuel
Railroad fuel loading in May to.
tailed 1895 cars on the MonoDgah d.
vision OF which the B & o secured
1906. While the monthly total Is
ow the general railroad fuel loading
OF May was 1853 cars stronger than
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