The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-26
MonongaheIa Railway In
Two Districts Loads
1878 Carloads
VIVA. LOADING RECORD
Production on Mononga-
hela Better Than Any
Other Railroad

Fairmont region last week load,
ed 4s24 cars of coal or just 1O4
cars shy OF the previous weeks
production.
Production in the region was as
follows: Monongah division. B. &
up4frohrilu oidlu oindlu aoinunuu
O. R. r. 2G01 cars or 3o7 cars shy
of the previous week; Mononga
hela in West Virginia, 1926 cars,
which was the banner loading
week OF 1921, having been the best
showing OF any week since that
ending December 18th, which was
1900 cars; and which was I75 cars
more than the previous week;
Western Maryland, 29S cars or %
cars more than the previous week.
Mines alopgN the Charleston divis.
ion, B. & O.. last week was 291
cars or 16 cars less than the pre-
vious week while those on tho
Monongahela in Pennsylvania load
ed 1883 carloads. which is the best
coal loading since. the week end.
ing January e2, which aggregated
1871 cars, having been 129 cars
'ne ttff5j pt9 9Vff6Hs WssE.
] During the last week IN Sep
I lternber 1920, the 'Fdi<mont region
1 loaded 7053 cars OF coal and 13t
cars OF coke as follows; B. 6 o..
1874 cars OF coal and 1856 cars oil
coke 2193 cars less than the mineL
loaded last week; Mdnolgaheia
17ss cars or 1877 carloads less thar
1.-THE mines loaded last week: Yves
tern Maryland 531 cars or 233 cars
loss than the mines loaded Iast
week. Mines along the MononEa
hela in Pennsylvania loaded 1924
carloads or AL cars more thar
last week.
During the last week In septem
ber 1918, the Monongah division
Ii. & o. r. R. loaded $3.50 cars OF
conl and SO cars OF coke or 397B
cars more than the division load
ed last week.
| Personal Mention
Samuel D. Brady, Brady Coal
Corporation, left last night for I
business trip to Philadelphia.
/ M. L. Hutchinson, president .
4 the Hutchinson Coal Co., has Re
turned from Philadelphia.
]. e. Gaskill, Southern Goa
Corporation, returned last nigh
from trip to New York City.
Judge William s. Bennett. CHI
cago, chief counsel Of the Edwarl
Hines coal and lumber interests
was in Fairmont Saturday. He LET
in the evening for Washington. p
East Of Grafton
On Saturday there were 77S
loads Of freight moved east o.
Grafton on the B. & o. R. R. Is.
twenty-five trains Of which 62V
cars we're coal. On Sunday thor
were nine trains drawn east IL
which there were 272 loads draws
| none OF which was coal.
(, Saturday R. r. Fuel
Fifty.fIve cars OF coal wore load
/ ed on the Monongah division B..
\ & o, r. r. on Saturday, Of whia
4s cars went to foreign carrten.
land z to the B.. & Q. R. R.
Saturdays Loading
Five hundred and twenty'twa
cars Of coal were loaded in the
4 Fairmont region on Saturday OF
the B 60. r. r.. there were 22b
cars Of coal loaded; on the Mon
ongahela 297, which excelled this
daily loading on the B, go. r
In. twice last week, but no coal
Twas produced on the Westeria
| Maryland. On the Charleston d
/ vision b 6 o. r. r. there weTe
81 cars OF coal loaded while In the
/ Pennsylvania end OF the Monon
.lgahsla there were 1858 cars Of coal
Saturdays shIpnents
Eight cars Of coal were shipped
20 Arlington pier apd 8 cars 70 tho
lakes, but no coal went to CurtlF
BAY on Friday or Saturday. $
Z Or. Saturday there were 1853 cara
of coal loaded east and 66 carr
west,
Cost Accounting Nesting.
i AZ session Of the cost accounting
committee Of the MAI tiona1 Coal AZ
! socintlons Will be held at the Gibson
.ihotel, Cincinnati, on Tuesdayl
(Which wiI be open to coal sasso ocia,
ton secretaries and persons con.
Injected with the accounting end Of
coal companies.
George s. Bracket secretary q
't.Shn EfFfkhaFr sVEalk u VYFRdnia Goa