Coal production figures questioned by trade press
The report disputes weekly coal output data for bituminous mines noting reliability of government figures and industry totals. Analysts say discrepancies arise from miscounted shipments sold privately and tonnage diverted to end users, with about a quarter of production consumed by steel makers utilities and affiliates.
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Inlay
Cscake
Ogieans
Coal Movement Through Railroads And Markets
The article analyzes coal production and distribution, noting railroads supply a large share to consumers and coke makers while many tons are diverted to industrial uses. It estimates about five million tons weekly flowing to consumers, with substantial export and contract shipments, leaving a moderate amount for open market consumers.
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Tage Teade
Canada
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Lawrence
YARBOROUGH WINS PRAISE FOR WORK IN FREIGHT CASES
The article lauds Dick Yarborough for his role as production and defense advocate in the coal trade disputes. It notes gains in freight handling and shipments, mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing, and quotes officials praising his efforts in presenting a pivotal case affecting West Virginia and surrounding regions.
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Yarborough
West Virginia Official Commendation for Mediation Efforts
The correspondence details Mr Francis thanking Mr Yarborough for his mediation amid southern carrier tensions in Kanawha and Nanawa districts. Washington discussion assured public safety, with the president praising Yarborough in his hands on resolving the situation, and Virginia citizens appreciating the efforts.
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Francis
Nanawha
Old Kanawha
Tate
Yarborough
Mh Kennedy
Serre Polation
Washington
Asencrathin
Virginia
Mine Men Worry Over Increased Coal Production
National coal output for the week ending August 9 rose to 9,057,060 tons, about five million more than last year and fueling fear of overproduction. West Virginia led by state, with 2,047,000 tons, while Pennsylvania produced 2,169,060 tons as operators warned a glut could hurt the market amid rising weekly production.
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Tidetenter
New England
Tilewater
Averklytes
National Geological Survey
Evter
Blaine
West Virginia
Bic
Wtite
Pennsylvania
West Virgfnm
Food lure natives in Tokyo dining abroad
Foreign diners in Tokyo face hunger fears as restaurants reportedly inflate prices. The piece notes some eateries rely on foreign patrons for prosperity while locals struggle with perceived high costs and scarce safe dining options amid inconsistent menus and service.
How Bank Credit Is Used
An analysis of bank deposits as a community reserve used to supply credit for industry. Banks act as trustees, avoiding loans for luxuries or speculation, funding long-term projects through mortgages or bonds, and aiming for liquid, seasonal lending to balance depositors’ needs. Published by The Charleston Clearing House Association.
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