The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-20
Tern coal
SIIIPINEgIGA
Increases In EastsFol loWed by
Slump in Western
Shipments.

Slump in Western
Shipments.
5s.3a.77.
Eastern coal shipments of the
sMonongak Division 3. & o.. con- 1.
tinue To hold mp well. Last week
sss57 scarIoads shipped in thar
dIrecti ION which was q gain OF sis
&carsaoyer the previous week. Com.
pared 70 the early weeks Of tbs
Sri ke the movement has showed
decided increases. Western coal
ipments continue to lay OFF
howeVer ue to heavy shipments
from the RnonEunion fields of South
ern West Virginia. Kentucky and
Tennessee. Last 4week only. 1 z cars
ot coaI&We shipped off the divis-
son. his was against 3S cars the,
week and Sc cars two.
weeks store. Eastern coal ship
off the Char1 eston Division.
~ O. last week were 459 ca.-
loads which was &c cars stronger
thanthas previous week.
Coke Loading Gains 81.
GokaFpro duction off the Monon-
DfYisio b & o. last week
aggregateds OF carloads, a gain of
+ cars over the previous week.
THE coke loading last week was
heayies since the week ending
ay 4, 5whic CHI tota1ed 129 cars. En-.
vi 90 @carsSwent west while one
ven east Coke loading to
the west was fourteen cars
II sfronge than the week before.
Fuel Way Off
abroad fuel loading along the
AIonongahssDivisio n b. & o.. LAST.
fell 33sscars, the lowest
weekly loading sinces the week
ApriIs Is #whenS24 cars We're,
B mad r abroad fuel loading fell
65 carloads OF the 33 cars ca
iEoad Reloaded 1.-the B. & o.
occurred cars and foreign car
4sscars Fifty eight cars Of
coal twas loaded as railroad fuel
stsl:S las sNs EEK
This WAS sixscaTs less than the
prey. oi1s5sS eek
Wagon mines last week loaded
seve1tee of coal along the
Rionong Division B. & O. TINS
1--WE seven cars less than the pre-
Eious HWsek
M SrgantoWn Notes
a1nueI Pursglove, Cleveland &
n sIorgantown Coal Co.. Cleveland,
III racefverS of.the Morgantown e
S#sSVkeeling r ai1way Co, was on q
bus inessSst trip TO ssMorgantown dar-
EirgEStfle latter plart of last week.
Stephen ElKins, Ell1ins fuel
as in Pittsburgh last
week art ending the marriage of
all relative we'll as attending to
SOM bushes there
Seorge Cornell. Beechwood
AIinin Co Connellsville, Pa, was
$fnsss 2Iorgantow own and Beechwooo.
NEa.l ast5week-
osaph Pursglove, Cleveland &
lIorgantoWnCo Coal CO., Cleveland,
ssspas 8inEattendance at a meeting o.
Monong ahela Coal Association
Fi1td tbs persistentfy ru-
nloFsd that this firm is soon to
Try toSwork non union.
W. A Gadd, Bear Mountain Gas
Goal Co. spent the week end at
his home at Morgantown-
Davis, Hess G. & c. Co.,
TJniontown, az. spent some time
IN NIorgantown@ last week. Before
tilrnin home he visited the
pIant#of the Shamrock Fuel Co. at
5oults3
Sileus,S auditor, Southern
Fuel Co. Morgantown is spendins
vacation visiting points in
7hio
south Fuel CO., was on bust
mess trip stosS teubenvil1e Wheeling
# and pittsburgh last week
NTNn-CP0tt Fir al
spent the week eno in Pitts
5sbuTgh
t$i understood that meeting
8 SMonon gahela Coal Associa-
taon5shas been called for Friday al
Norgantown This gathering, with
~ the smeeting Of the Northern West
EIrginiaS Coal Operators ASSOCIATION
makes this busy week in coal
& circles despite the fact that pro-
due ton keenly affected.
Nv Rid er, Taylor Coal Co.,
Morgantown,$ has returned from a
business trip to Western New
York
Taylor. president Of the
TayIor@ Coal Co, Morgantown, ac-
by Mrs. Taylor, ley
last saturday for Toronto. Canada,
toS attend the Kiwanis convention.
They are making the trip by auto,
mobile
GsHod ges. treasurer, Soper-
Mitchell Coal CO., Morgantown.
has returned from a business trip
to- New York City.
Hall, Craig Coal Mining
Coz, spent the week end in Pits
burgh ling to business.
Ollie Barnard. Barnard Coal Co,
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