The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-19
PRODUCTION HIT
BY CAR SUPPLY
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NJ. & K. Sc cars. Monongaheia
2e5 cars, W. n. Wyatt Bingamon
q Helen's Run 30 cars.
In the Coke Bell
Mines along the Agonongahelaj
Railway In Pennsylvania last week
produced I'LL cars of coal which
was identically the same to the
car, as the previous week. The
corresponding week Of September
1921. this portion OF the coke belt
produced 1924 cars, while the cor.
responding week OF September,
1920, loaded 1898 cars,
r Weekly Shipments
Weekly coal shipments out of
Northern West Virginia last week
aggregated 414,O50 tons or 26,SOo
tons less than the previous week.
The shipments off the various di.
Visions last week were as follows:
3. q o.-Monongah $4,000 tons
Charleston 1900 tons Connellss
vile, HOO tons, Cumberland 42.100
tons ,Monongahela S1,550 tons
Morgantown & Wheeling, "a 600
tons. Western NIaryland-Belington
& Weaver, 1850 tons, Wyatt
Bingamon & Helen's Run AZ $50
tons.
August Production
During the month Of ArtSusti
the mines Of Northern West Viz.
ginla loaded 1854 cars OF coal
or 1880 tons. OF that tonnage
$50 cars or 433,450 tons was pro.
duced on a non union basis up un-
til and including August Is. After
that time the, non-union tonnage
dwtndled day after day In North.
ern West Virginia when various
coal companies signed up with the
union.
Production by divisions in Nor.
thern West Virginia in August
was as follows: B. & o.-Monon-
gah, 1900 cars, Charleston 1852
cars, Connellsville $50 cars Cum.
berland 2670 cars, NJ. & x. 1884
cars Morgantown & Wheeling
1852 cars, Monongahela $685. cars.
Western Maryland-Be lingto- o.
Weaver 1922 cars. WHIT ~.
anon g Helen's Run l849 c.srs.
Eg:;ern Business
With a general embargo on
western coal, except lakes and
that for a time tied up also the
eastern coal shipments off the
Monongah Division B. & o. last
week reached the total OF 2304
cars or gain of 1884 cars over
the previous week. A sharp cut,
however, was noted in eastern
coal shipments off the Charleston
Division B. & o. last week,
which at 1876 cars showed de-
crease of 1913 care. Western coal
loading off the Monongah Division
last week aggregated 739 cars.
Lake Shipments
Three hundred and thirty cars
of coal went 10 the lakes off the
Monongah Division, last week
against 672 cars the previous
week. The embargo last week
had a big effect on cutting down
the tonnage going forward. Lake
coal shipments off the Charleston
Division last week. totaled So cars.
Weekly r. r. Fuel
Railroad fuel loading OFT the
MOnongah Division last week run
a total OF 1919 cars or a gain Of
4S cars. The B. & o. secured SAG
cars while foreign roads obtained
1873 carloads. Off the Charleston
Division last week 1876 cars Of
railroad fuel were loaded, but
foreign roads secured all of this
tonnage except So cars which
went to the B. & o.
Wagon mine operators along the
Monougah Division last week
loaded IS cars of coal. This was
against 80 cars the previous week.
Coke Gains Some
I Coke loading last week off the
Monongah Division totaled 95 cars
Of which 10 cars went east and Is
cars west. The embargo forced
eastern shipments. A total Of SO
cars Of coke were loaded the pre-
vious week.