GLIN==> Lakes Coal Trade Struggles Again in May

Coal shipments on the Great Lakes in May continued to reflect the state
of the economy.  Loadings totaled 3.6 million tons, a decrease of 17
percent compared to a year ago.  For the year, coal shipments stand at
7.3 million tons, a decrease of 35 percent compared to a year ago.  See
attached for more details.

 

 

Glen G. Nekvasil

Vice President-Corporate Communications

Lake Carriers' Association

Suite 720

20325 Center Ridge Road

Rocky River, OH  44116

   P:  440-333-9996

   F:  440-333-9993

   C:  216-702-6360

   E:  nekvasil at lcaships.com

 




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