Coal market notes in New River field report
The coal trade review notes weak spot demand and contract cancellations mainly in volatile sectors while New River coal shows limited sales at about five dollars on the open market. Coke demand also declines leading to reduced coke production.
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New River
Turning Grindstone from a Distance
Shortage of transportation facilities on the Virginian and Chesapeake & Ohio limited coal movement. Management friction at Virginian caused system breakdown and several resignations, hindering mine output to about three days. Gulf region contracts remained uncancelled with high demand from buyers, while mine runs could fetch about five dollars per ton. production lagged orders.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Gulf Field
Norfolk
Chesapeake and Ohio
Gulf
Forty Mines Close Down for Present in Kentucky Coal Field
Cessation of operations began for about forty mines in northeast Kentucky due to weak demand and market conditions. Larger companies with contracts stayed open. Many lay-offs affected small producers extracting one to five cars per day. Steam coal sales were scarce with prices near three dollars fifty cents per ton, while domestic sizes averaged five dollars per ton.
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Kentucky
New River Mines Struggle With Short Car Supply
The New River region faced a severe transport halt last week as mine production collapsed from 30 000 tons on Monday to 14 000 tons on Tuesday and remained low throughout the week. Mines operated only two days in six, forcing 25 to 30 percent placement and delaying contract deliveries.
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New River
Logan
Coal Markets Collapse in West Virginia High Volatile Fields
Demand and prices for steam coal fell sharply as West Virginia's high volatile fields faced a nationwide contraction. Mine run coal sold as low as $3.00 to $3.25 a ton, with slack at $2.50. domestic sizes reached $5.00 but below prior week quotes. Cancelled contracts, poor car supply, and power shortages worsened operations. many smaller tipple mines closed.
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West Virginia
Tidewater
Coal markets stumble in Kanawha district amid demand slump
The Kanawha district faces a bearish coal era with a drop in spot and contract sales. Producers suspend buying as orders fade and transport falters. Output slips to 30 000 tons on Monday while weekly totals shrink and capacity remains under 50 percent.
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Kanawha
Coal Production and Transport Struggles in Northern Panhandle
Coal miners faced uneven rail access between the Pennsylvania system and Baltimore and Ohio lines. About 100 percent mine placement via Pennsylvania railroads contrasted with roughly 60 percent for B&O served mines, limiting operations. Spot market weakness reduced sales, as many buyers stayed out. Cancellations of contract orders reached many plants, cutting shipments, while labor allowed higher possible production, and all coal was moved with reasonable dispatch on originating roads.
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Panhandle
Pennsylvaniia
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prisoner Weds and Flees Paris Jail Bride Escape
Eleanor Hachet, held at Cherche Midi, marries at Montrouge town hall near Paris then escapes after the ceremony. Police seek her in connection with the flight from custody following the wedding.
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Paris
France
Cherche Midi
Montrouge
Eleanor Hachet
Coal markets in northern West Virginia show improved supply
After a poor period, northern West Virginia mines enjoyed a generally better car supply through most of the week. Demand was stronger in eastern markets for Fairmont coal, while western markets lagged. The average price held at 2.75 dollars per ton with some sales at 2.50, prompting talks of storage rather than shutdowns if prices slip further.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
Bluefield National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces Bluefield National Bank annual meeting in the directors room on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 10 oclock for electing directors for the forthcoming year and other business. R B Parrish cashier.
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Bluefield National Bank
R. B. Parrish
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