Coal Trade and Production News Reflect Market Conditions
The report notes little spot demand and widespread contract cancellations in coal and coke. It states New River coal would fetch about 5 dollars on the open market, with few sales at that price as coke demand drops and coke making is curtailed.
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New River
Absentee management causes coal transport breakdown in Virginian
A Virginian Railway transportation crisis reduced last week output to under half capacity due to management friction and resignations among transportation officials. Chesapeake & Ohio also underproduced with limited cars, while Gulf region demand stayed low. Mine run coal could fetch 56.00 to 5.15 per ton, yet production lagged contract orders.
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Gulf Field
Norfolk
Chesapeake and Ohio
Gulf
Forty Mines Close Down in Northeast Kentucky
Cessation of operations began last week as market conditions forced about forty small northeast Kentucky mines to suspend activity. Large companies held contracts and remained open. Most lay-offs affected mines producing one to five cars daily. Steam coal demand waned with no domestic appetite, prices around 3.50 dollars per ton, domestic sizes near 5.00 dollars per ton.
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Kentucky
New River Mines Struggle With Short Car Supply
A severe car shortage hit the New River region last week reducing mine activity to two days in six. Production dropped from 30 000 tons on Monday to 14 000 on Tuesday and fell further through the week, forcing mines to endure 25 to 30 percent lower output and jeopardizing contract deliveries.
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New River
Coal Market Turmoil in West Virginia High Volatile Fields
Coal producers face collapsing demand and prices in West Virginia as contracts are canceled on a wholesale scale. Mine run coal sells around 3 to 3.25 dollars per ton, slack at about 2.50, domestic demand for higher grades briefly supports prices near 5 dollars, while many small mines shut down due to unprofitable operations amid a crippled car supply and scarce power.
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West Virginia
Tidewater
Coal Demand and Transportation Decline Hit Kanawha District
The Kanawha district faces a bearish period with weak spot and contract sales. Producers report suspended anima tion and no assurance on booked orders due to scarce transport and poor car supply. Output faltered with 30,000 tons on Monday and half as much thereafter, with coal mined well below 60 percent of normal capacity.
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Kanawha
Logan
Coal production constrained by transport limits in northern Panhandle
Coal producers faced uneven rail access with Pennsylvanian lines offering near full mine placement while Baltimore and Ohio served far fewer mines. Spot market weak with prices under 3.00 a ton. Large numbers of contract cancellations reduced shipments despite ample labor for higher output and prompt dispatch on originating rails.
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Pennsylvaniia
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prisoner Weds Then Escapes After Paris Marriage
Eleanor Hachet, held in Cherche Midi jail, was married at Montrouge town hall near Paris and escaped after the ceremony. The incident follows a dramatic wedding escape timing with police seeking the fugitive.
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Paris
France
Cherche Midi
Montrouge
Eleanor Hachet
Coal markets show steady supply and low prices in West Virginia
After chronic shortages, northern West Virginia mines reported an unusually good car supply the week of December 11. Demand stayed stronger in eastern markets, with Fairmont and nearby regions faring better than the west. Average price hovered around 2.75 dollars per ton, with some sales at 2.50. Operators weighed continuing production to stockpile despite weak spot demand.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
Notice to Stockholders Bluefield National Bank Meeting
Stockholders of Bluefield National Bank are notified of the annual meeting in the directors room on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 10 oclock. The agenda includes electing directors for the ensuing year and any other business. R B Parrish cashier.
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Bluefield National Bank
R. B. Parrish
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