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BUNKER COAL PRICES.
The following are the current English prices
for bunker coal for mercantile steamers at foreign
coaling stations. All per ton of 2,240 lbs. (Conti­
nental ports 1,000 kilos) unless otherwise named;
the first column of prices showing rates on special
coals, the second South Welsh coal:
Aden Bengal 26s. 30s.
Algiers 18s. 6d.
Amsterdam Westphalian 14s.
Antwerp Westphalian 13s. 6d
Bahia 37s. 6d.
Bahia Blanca 31s.
Bergen North Country 17s. 6d
Bombay Bengal 17s. 6d. 26s.
Calcutta Bengal Rs. 8
Cape Town 44s.
Cette French 22s. 6d
Colombo Bengal 17s. 6d. 32s. 6d.
Constantinople 21s.
Copenhagen Nor. Country 16s. 6d
Dartmouth 20s.
Dunkirk French Naval 16s. 6d
Fayal 23s. 6d.
Fiume 23s.
Genoa Nor. Country 19s. 21s.
Gibraltar 22s.
Hamburg Nor. Country 13s. 6d.
Havre 20s.
Hong Kong Japanese *
Karachi Bengal 18s. 6d. 27s.
Keelung Formosa *
Kobe Japanese *
La Plata 24s.
Las Palmas 25s. 6d.
Lisbon 23s.
Maderia 25s.
Malta 19s.
Marseilles 22s. 6d.
Mauritius Bengal 31s. 40s.
Messina 18s.
Moji Japanese *
Montevideo 28s. 6d.
Muroran Japanese *
Naples Nor. Country 18s. 6d. 20s.
Natal Natal 16s. 6d
Otaru Japanese *
Pernambuco 37s. 6d.
Portland 20s.
Port Said 23s. 6d.
Rio de Janeiro 30s.
Rotterdam Nor. Country 14s
["Pocahontas |
St. Lucia ) or Welsh at 22s. 6d. I
suppliers' option...)
St. Michaels 22s. 6d.
St. Vincent, C.V 27s.
Shanghai Japanese *
THE COAL TRADE BULLETIN. 35
Singapore Japanese * 32s.
Stettin Silesian 16s. 6d
Suez 33s. 6d.
Syra (Greece) 18s.
Teneriffe 25s. 6d.
Yokohama Japanese *
* Price on application.
PERSONAL.
Dr. George Revay, who attended the meeting of
the Iron and Steel Institute in London, has returned
on the S. S. "Kaiser Wilhelm II." after
an extensive business trip in Europe. Dr. Revay
who came to America years ago as a well known
expert on modern coking plants, is propagating
the famous Coppie patent coke oven in this country.
His office is at 45 Cedar street, New York
City, where he devotes himself besides the construction
of by-product coke ovens to consulting
work as a chemical engineer in the metallurgical
and mining line.
Mr. J. A. Murray, general coal and coke agent
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, died at his home
in Baltimore on June 2. Mr. Murray spent practically
his entire life in the service of the Baltimore
& Ohio, becoming connected with its Baltimore
office as a messenger in 1871, when only 12 years
old. He had held the position of general coal and
coke' agent since 1898 and had a host of friends
among those identified with coal interests.
Mr. F. C. Weber, Pittsburgh manager of the
Rand Drill Co., has returned to his offices in the
Farmers Bank buuaing after a short absence in
the east. He was recuperating from an illness
on Long Island and conferring with nie executives
of the company in New York.
Mr. George A. Magoon, of the United Coal Co.
of Pittsburgh, attended the eleventh annual convention
of the Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal
Association at Jackson, Mich.
Mr. J. H. Hugus, of the Hugus Coal & Coke Co.,
Bessemer building, Pittsburgh, is home from an
eastern trip during which he closed substantial
contracts.
Mr. Austin King has resigned as superintendent
for the Dominion Coal Co., of Sydney, Nova Scotia.
The Potts-Andrews Fuel Co. has engaged in business
at Fort Worth, Tex.