. Electric railway journal . .- Production of anthracite in theUnited States during week ended is estimated at 2,259,715 net tons,an increase over the week preceding of125,716 net tons or per cent, andover the corresponding week of lastyear of 268,228 net tons or percent. The daily average during thecurrent week is estimated at 376,619net tons as against 338,677 during thecoal year to date, and as against 329,-923 net tons during the coal year of1917. The total production for the coalyear to date is estimated at 44,028,000net tons as against 42,890,000 or an in-crease of pe
. Electric railway journal . .- Production of anthracite in theUnited States during week ended is estimated at 2,259,715 net tons,an increase over the week preceding of125,716 net tons or per cent, andover the corresponding week of lastyear of 268,228 net tons or percent. The daily average during thecurrent week is estimated at 376,619net tons as against 338,677 during thecoal year to date, and as against 329,-923 net tons during the coal year of1917. The total production for the coalyear to date is estimated at 44,028,000net tons as against 42,890,000 or an in-crease of per cent. Car Window Glass Higher Supplj Short and Still Falling Off—Mills May Not Open BeforeDecember By reducing the discounts on carwindow glass from 80 per cent to 77per cent on quality A first threebrackets, single strength and from 82and 3 per cent to 79 per cent on AAquality, double thickness, the manufac-turers have succeeded in raising supply of glass is becoming shortereach day with the government as the. in6cuiwibo(*3t~. — io<bcu<o6iOh—- ^owissiiflt---_ _ _ k) — <xi — cu cu cu — — cu — ru cu cu JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY. JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. MOV. DEC, ESTIMATED AVERAGE COAL PRODUCTION PER WORKING DAY OFBITUMINOUS COAL, INCLUDING COAL COKED cent in excess of the average daily pro-duction in the five months, April toAugust. In the period beginning withthe second week of June to the lastweek of August, the average daily rateof production has been approximately2,061,000 net tons, compared with anaverage daily rate in the period fromthe first of April to the first of June of1,864,000 net tons. It is thus evidentthat only by maintaining productionat the level of the last three monthsthrough the good weather portion of thecoming seven months of the coal year,will the estimated requirements be figures of estimated require-ments are based upon 628,000,000 tons largest buyer. The mills have beenshut down for some time and the indi
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