Coal Trade Review Reports Massive Than Usual C&O Congestion
The Chesapeake and Ohio system faced severe blockage as 5 000 cars awaited loading Monday rising to 6 178 by Wednesday. Daily movements set records with 1 095 cars moving westward through Hinton and 1 018 delivered to western connections. Total cars loaded reached 2 391, leaving 3 087 awaiting movement, while overall August output neared 21 000 cars in 10 days.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
West Virginia
Hinton
Glut at Tidewater Forces Coal Prices Downward
Coal supply in northern West Virginia fell short of expectations as 3000 cars did not arrive and the week saw reduced production. New England shipments rose in the Fairmont district from 115 to 174 cars daily, while lakeward tonnage on the Monongahela rose. Local coal at Curtis Day faced heavy dumping and congestion, exports were under loan, and railroad loadings stayed high with full car supply to mines. Prices dropped by 2.50 to 3.00 per ton between Wednesday and Thursday due to export cutoffs and tidewater glut.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Tidewater
West Virginia
Kanawha Fiel
Kanawh
Kanawha
New England
Fairmont District
Monongah
Curtis Day
Buford C. Tynes Named General Manager of West Virginia Coal Properties
Buford C. Tynes of Huntington, linked with Kountze interests and United Thacker Coal, has been appointed general manager of the company’s West Virginia properties after leasing multiple tracts on Pigeon Creek for development.
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Buford C. Tynes
Huntington
Kountze Interests
New York
United Thacker Coal Company
Pigeon Creek
West Virginia
Raleigh Smokeless Coal Company Expands Capital
The Raleigh Smokeless Coal Company led by J. B. Clifton of Beckley increases its capital stock from $100,000 to $300,000.
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Raleigh Smokeless Coal Company
J. B. Clifton
Beckley
Northeast Kentucky coal losses from car shortage rise
In the Northeast Kentucky mines a drop in production to 122 940 tons from 244 700 capacity caused car shortage losses to total 94 865 of 111 760 tons. Lake shipments reached 555 cars by the 15th, tidewater shipments halted due to an embargo, while coal types remain in demand despite no export price rise. Pond Creek operations show little impact from the Williamson field strike.
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Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Tidewater
Pond Creek
Williamson
Winding Gulf Coal Output Tied to Transport on Roads
The Winding Gulf region saw improved coal transport on its main line, attracting attention despite limited overall Gulf coal available for general markets due to New England fuel needs under service order No 11. The Virginian line operated at full strength with larger cars aiding load movements along its route.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Gulf
New England
Virginian
Daubenspeck Coal and Land Company plans land sales
The Daubenspeck Coal and Land Company of Jessey Wyoming county will focus on selling and holding coal lands with possible future development. The company has a capitalization of $100,000.
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Daubenspeck Coal and Land Company of
Jessey
Wyoming County
Deep Hollow Coal Company Formed With Leasehold
A new firm named Deep Hollow Coal Company is organized with 150 acres under lease in Cab in Creek and a capital stock of 50000 dollars.
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Cabin Creek
Deep Hollow Coal Company
Big coal deal reshapes Tug River field in West Virginia
Dexter and Carpenter of New York acquire the J. B. B. Coal Company at Twin Branch in the Tug River field for about 1.25 million dollars. The purchase includes 2,700 acres of coal land with six mines, tipples, a steel construction plant, two large stores, a club house and 350 homes. Ownership transfer expected September 1. The deal is among the largest in the Tug River district.
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West Virginia
Dexter & Carpenter
New York
Pennsylvania
J. B. B. Coal Company
Twin Branch
Tug River
Pan Handle Region Increases Lake Shipment
Northern Pan Handle mines faced a doubled coal demand for lake shipments last week, raising lake coal from 35 to 64 percent of mine output while a larger car supply allowed some surplus shipments. Eastern Ohio mines saw slight production gains as more cars became available, though railroad shortages limited full lake cartage.
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Northern Pan
Panhandle
Eeastern Ohio
Eastern Ohio Mines Idle as Demand Lags
Report notes ongoing idleness at mines in the Eastern Ohio fields with contract customers still unsettled and idle periods continuing amid weak demand.
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Ohio
Evanson and Strother Buy Lasher Estate Coal Holdings
Howard Eavenson, former chief engineer for U S Coal and Coke at Gary, now a Pittsburgh consultant, teams with D J Strother of Welch to buy the Lasher estate. The acquisition spans Mingo and McDowell counties, about 30 000 acres, in fee simple. Ownership transfers January 1.
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Howard N. Eavenson
U. S. Coal and Coke Company
Gary
Pittsburgh
D. J. F. Strother
Welch
Lasher
Mingo
McDowell
Fee
Surrender of Pocahontas Coal Land and Timber Charter
The Pocahontas Coal Land and Timber Company of Princeton, led by president R E L Holt, has gone out of business after surrendering its charter to the secretary of state.
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Pocahontas Coal, Land and Timber Company
Princeton
R. E L. Holt
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