0041NJON'BUREAU 45002. 0F STATISticS CATALOGUE No. MONTHLY tcr PMR14 1968 L";7" LBR4Ry CANADA PRQPRTY OF THE COAL AND COKE STATISTICS DECEMBER 1967 Published by Authority of The Minister of Trade and Commerce DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division March 1968 Price: 20 cents 6503.502 $2.00 a year Vol,16 No 12 Fin coril'flis of this docullient bay In nb.ed uiniy Inn l)bs shobild be credited when republislaina all or any part ol It.
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COAL AND COKE STATISTICS DECEMBER 1967 Monthly coal and coke statistics are designed to provide current information on the production, consumption and stocks of coal and coke in Canada. Industrial consumers' consumption and stocks are reported regionally for the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Groups of economic regions have been used to divide the two provinces geographically. The map which appears in this publication shows the location of the economic regions. A list of the counties forming these economic regions is on the reverse side. December production of coal amounted to 1,026,730 tons a decrease of 12.67 over the December 1966 production of 1,174,225 tons. Landed imports were 757,509 tons compared with 527,018r tons in the same period last year. Exports (compiled h' EYCLrnal Trade) for December 1966 amounted to 9 7.91 L)omestic shipments of coal as reported by mine operators dccreased Co 916,469 tons in December 1967 from 1,016,129 tons in December 1966 while total shipments declined to 1,006,231 tons from 1,112,282 tons in the same period. In order to expedite the collection and compilation of returns, the industrial consumers' survey is confined to firms which consume a minimum of 1,000 tons per annum. In December 1967, consumption of coal and coke by industrial consumers amounted to 2,003,215 tons an increase of 3.6% compared with the coriesponding period last year. During the same period, industrial consumers' stocks increased to 6,654,319 tons from 6,299,512 tons. The amount of coke available in Canada increased to 389,697 tons in December 1967 from 315,025 tons in December 1966.
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/, / / 5' NEW BRUNSWICK H 0 c$ II FORT WILtI el7 42 COAL AREAS QUEBEC EASTERN OjE8EC CENTRAL QuEBEC WESTERN OUE8EC ONTARIO EASTERN ONTARIO LAKE ONTARIO CENTRAL ONTARIO SOUTRERN ONTARIO NOR'ERN ONTARIO 50 5' 57.53.56651 34 6 35 56 59
ernwcnar atraac Economic Regions for Ontario and Quebec consist of the foltowtng Counties Quebec Economic Regions North Shore New Quebec (40) Abltibi Saguenay Anticosti Abitibi New Quebec District Témiscamin Abitibi (t)..t Caspesia South Shore (41) Mistassine Bonaventure Caspé OntariO Economic Regions Magdalen Islands Kamouraska Eastern OntarIo (50) Liclet Carleton Matane Dundas?lontmagny Frontertac Rimouski Clengarrv Témiscouata Crenville Lanark Saguenay Lake St. John (42) Leeds Chicoutimi, Lake St. John Prescott Renfrew Quebec (43) Beauce Bet lechasse Chartevoix Dorchester Levis Lotbioire Montmorency Portneuf Quebec Russell Stormont Lake Ontario (51) Durham Haliburton Hastings Lennox and Addington Nor t humbe r land Pet erborough TrotsRivires (44) Prince Edward Berthier Victoria Champlain Maskinongé Metropolitan (52) Nicolet Halton St. Maurice Ontario Capdc LaMadeleine Peel York Eastern Townships (45) Art habacka Niagara (' Brome grant Coeçton Haldiat Drumeond Lincoln Frontenac We 1 land MCgant ic Wentwor Richmond She f ford Lake Erie (54) Sherbrooke Elgin Stanstead Middlesex Wolfe Norfolk Montreal (46) Oxford Argenteui I Bagot Lake St. Clair (55) Beauharnois Essex Chateaugusy Rent DeuxMontagnes Lathton Hunt ingdon Iberville Upper Grand River (56) Joliette Huron Labelle Perth Laprairie Waterloo L'Asaomption Wellington Miasi.quoi Montcalm Georgian Bay (57) Napierville Bruce Richelieu Dufferin Rouville Grey St. Hyacinths Muskoka St. Jean Parry Sound Sow langea Siwcoe lerrebonne Vaudreuji Verchres 'fatnaska Metropolitan Montreal (47) Jesus Island Montreal Island Chambly Northeastern Ontario (58) Algoma Cochrane Mmnitoulkn Nipiasing Sudbury Tiwiskaming Hull Western Laurentidea (48) Lakehead Nrthwest.rn Ontario (59) 5 Hull Kenora Papineau Rainy Rivet Pontiac Thunder Bay S
CO..' AND COKESTATISTICS table 1. Proiluc Lion, Nwiikier oi imp Loyee and Mimidays Worked, by Type it Mm;ie, IX'rii hr Production Employees Nandays worked 1966 1967 Surface Underground Surfsce Underground 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 number Nova Scotia Strip mines Underground mines 293,935 252,025 620 581 5,038 5,156 15,326 14,158 106,416 86,034 Totals... 293, 935 252,025 620 581 5,038 5,156 15,326 14.158 106,416 86,034 New Brunswick Strip mines 58.060 52.519 466 428 11.591 10.606 Underground mines 13,390 8,936 55 49 263 204 1,365 1,052 5,877 3.896 Tmtas... Saskarchiwami: Strip mines... 273,607 233,574 206 162 4,b;lj 4,1 Os Underground mine a Totals... 273,607 233,574 206 162 4,679 4.108 Alberta: Strip mines... 323,899 313,751 334 333 8,044 6,939 Underground mines.. 105,151 78,616 348 345 545 531 7,303 6,759 10,628 8,889 Totals... 429,050 392,367 682 678 545 531 15,347 13,698 10,628 8,889 British Columbia and Yukon* Strip mines... 31,810r 36,578 115r 65 2,10lr 1,231 Underground mines,, 74,373r 50,731 189t 228 301r 229 4,116r 3,960 5627r Totals... 106,183 87,309 304 293 301r 229 6,217r 5,191 5,627r Canada Strip mines...687,376r 636.422 1121r 988 26,415r 22,884 Ummhrground mines.. 486,849r 390,308 1,212r 1,203 6,147r 6,120 28,110r 25,929 128,548r 103,812 mals... 1,174,225 1,026,730 2,333r 2,191 6,147r 6,120 54,525r 48,813 128,548t 103,812
8 table 2. Production, Exports and Landed Imports of Coal, December Production Exports(1) Landed imports(2) 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 net tons of 2.000 pounds Newfoundland: Anthracite....... Bituminous... Unspecified... Prince Edward Island: Anthracite... Bituminous... Unspecified.... Nova Scotia: Anthracite... Bituminous... 29 3, 9 35 252,025 46,513r 71,012 Unspecified.. New Brunswick: Anthracite... 149 Bituminous... 71, 4 50 61,455.. 37 Unspecified........ 12.271 Quebec: Anthracite....... 6,988' 5,391 Bituminous........ 35,312 43,031 Subbituminous........ Unspecified.......... Ontario: Anthracite...... 24,450r 27.01 Bituminous......... 413,669r 610j Sub bituminous........... Lignite........ Unspecified......... Manitoba: Anthracite.... Bituminous... 86 91 Sub bituminous.... Lignite....... Unspecified........... Saskatchewan: Anthracite... Bituminous... Subbituminous... Lignite... 273,607 233,574 Unspecified......... 228... Alberta: Bituminous... 72,450 71,420 Subbituminous... 356,600 320,947 Unspecified..... British Columbis and Yukon: Anthracite... Bituminous... 106,183 87,309 S ub bituminous... Unspecified 85,416.. Canada: Anthracite.... 3L,438r 32,555 Bituminous... 544,018 472,209.. 495,580r 724,954 Subbituminous... 356,600 320,947. Lignite... 273,607 233,576 Unspecified...... 97,915 Total all types... 1,174,225 1,026,730 97,915.. 527,018r 757,509 (1) Compiled from custom's export entries by the External Trade Section, Dominion Bureau of Statistics. (2) Based on wired reports received by the Dominion Coal Board and represents actual tonnages landed but not necessaril cleared by customs. Bituminous coal imported includes briquettes and lignite.
9 LE 3. Production, Exports and Landed Imports of Coal, Twelve Months Ended December Production Exports(l) Landed imports(2) 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 Newfoundland: Anthracite........ 1,250 Bituminous...... 10,212 11,214 Unspecified... Prince Edward Island: Anthracite...... Bituminous... Unspecified........ Nova Scotia: Anthracite... Bituminous... 3,854,534 3,738,487 503,259r Unspecified......... 2,112.. 401,145 New Brunswick: Anthracite..... 1,485 Bituminous... 898,315 837,963 Unspecified...... 151,483. 318 Quebec: Anthracite.... 284,953r 247.075 Bituminous...... 660,299 522,852 Sub bituminous... Unspecified......... 10..... S Ontarioi Anthracite... 297,233r 301,064 Bituminous... 14,577,875 14,333,086 Subbituminous. Lignite............ Unspecified....... 1,073 Maui tobsi Anthracite... Bituminous... 1,403 2,280 Subbituminous...... Lignite... Unspecif ted.... 308 Saskatchewan: Anthracite... 42 Bituminous.... 1086 S ub bituminous..... Lignite... 2,078,165 2,008,147 Unspecified.. 524 Alberta: Bituminous... 879,569 937,836 Subbituminous... 2,587,685 2,663,723 Unspecified....... 529..... British Columbia and Yukon: Anthracite.... 80 149 Bituminous... 1,093,301 1,209,598. 403 332 Subbituminous..... Unspecified........ 1,072,781.... Canada: Anthracite..... 582,308r 551,023 Bituminous... 6.725,719 6,723,884 15753451r 15,272,313 Subbituminous......... 2,587,685 2,663,723. Lignite... 2,078,165 2,008,147 Unspecified........ 1,228,820... Total all types... 11,391,569 11,395,754 1,228,820. 16,335,759 15,823,336 S Cunpiled from custom's export entries by the External Trade Section, Dominion Bureau of Statistics. 8 sed on wired reports received by the Dominion Coal Board and represents actual tonnages landed but not necessarily ared by customs. Bituminous coal imported includes briquettes and lignite.
0 0 TABLE 4. Shipments of Canadian Coal Reported by Coal Operators, December 1967 Shipments to Shipped from mines located in British Nova New Saskat Alberta Columbia Canada Scotia Brunswick chewan and Yukon Bituminous Bituminous Lignite Bituminous To bitnoua Total Bituminous Bituminous ; e : ll Domestic shipments: Railways in Canada (regardless of Provincial destination) 1,990 945 16,140 88 244 332 46 3,069 19,453 Ships bunkers (regardless of Provincial destination) Newfoundland... 2,158 2,158 2,158 Prince Edward I1and... 793 793 793 Nova Scotia... 140,479 140,479 140,479 New Brunswick... 18,718 57,527 76,245 76,245 C Quebec... 54,025 2,712 56,737 56,737 Ontario... 19,742 26,113 2,379 228 2,60 7 5,705 27,826 54,167 Manitoba... 61,011 11,365 11,365 11,463 11,463 83,839 Saskatchewan... 130,067 102,911 102,911 232,978 Alberta... 5,543 199,403 204,946 5,543 204,946 British Columbia and Yukon 6,505 11,162 17,667 27,027 33,532 44,694 Canada Totals...237,905 61,184 233,331 14,515 325,313 339,828 44,241 357,845 916,489 Export ahipmrnts United States....... 2,198 331 42 373 331 2,571 Japan... 68,567 68,567 18,604 87,171 87,171 Other... Total shipments...237,905 61,184 235,529 83,413 325,355 408,768 62,845 465,347 1,006,231
TAKE hipner.ts of Canadian Coal Reperted by Coal perators Shipments to Shipped from mines located in British Nova New Saskat Alberta Columbia Canada Scotia Brunswick chewan and Yukon Sub Total all Bituminous Bituminous Lignite Bituminous bituminoua Total Bituminous Bituminous types Domestic shipments: Railways in Canada (regardless of Provincial destination) 13,289 6,929 120,989 Ships bunkers (regardless of Provincial destination) Newfoundland... 39,782 Prince Edward Island... 22,432 Nova Scotia... 1,441,088 New Brunswick... 182,229 756,297 Quebec... 887,466 72,137 Ontario... 1,051,510 242,596 Manitoba... 376,463 Saskatchewan... 1,249,268 Alberta... British Columbia and Yukon Canada Totals... 3,637, 7 96 835,363 1,989,316 Export shipments: United States... 10,735 Japan... Other... 317 Total shipment... 3,938,ili 835,363 2,000,051 39,782 22,432 1,441,088 938,526 959,603 1,021 2,939 3,960 2,005 23,244 147,172 39,782 22,432 1,441,088 938,526 959,603 17,557 3,660 21,217 46,660 1,115,727 1,361,983 1,138 92,621 93,759 130,546 131,684 600,768 504,606 504,606 179 179 1,754,053 34,729 1,984,297 2,019,026 116 34,845 2,019,142 94,375 71,038 165,413 314,792 409,167 480,205 148,820 2,659,161 2,807,981 494,298 5,116,277 9,764,754 9,717 99 9,816 10,266 19,983 30,817 773,505 773,505 407,201 1,180,706 1,180,706 317 317 932,042 2,659,260 3,591,302 911,765 6,317,283 10,976,594
0 0 TABLE 6. Consumption of Coal and Coke reported by industrial Consumers(l), by Provinces, December 1967 Type Newfoundland and Prince Edward laland Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta jtjk Columbia Canada Canadian coals: Bituminous Slack... 74,995 56,396 92,141 92,983 11,161 2,608 9,570 339,854 Stoker and other sizes 466 4,213 1,591 6,270 Total bituminous.... Subbituminous... Lignite.... 75,461 60,609 93,732 92,983 1L,161 2,608 9,570 346,124 64,292 146,074 210,366 23,574 31,101 146,836. 201,511 Total Canadian coals 75,461 60,609 93,732 116,557 42,262 211,128 148,682 9,570 758,001 Foreign coals: Anthracite... 17,039 8,846 25,885 Bi tuminous& 4,366 666,757 671,123 Stoker and other sizes 6,705 65,750 72,455 High volatile: Slack... 100 13,342 13,442 Stoker and other sizes 1,718 10,677 393 12,788 Low volatile: Slack... Total bituminous 12,889 756,526 393. 769,808 Total foreign coals 29,928 765.372 393 795,693 Total all coals 75,461 60,609 123,660 881,929 42,655 211,128 148,682 9,570 1,553,694 Cokes Coal coke* Canadian made.... Foreign made... Petroleum coke... Total coke... 29,526 9,300 323,402 9,423 371,651. 2,648 4,797 226 183 80 7,934 _ 44,185 7,440 18,311 69,936 29,526 56,133 335,639 226 183 27,814 449,521 Total coal and coke: December 1967... 104,987 60,609 179,793 1,217,568 42,881 211,128 148,865 37,384 2,003,215 Year to date... 1,235,416 714,941 1,956,621 13,455,706 347,213 1,580,243 1,575,962 446,216 21,312,318 (1) Does not include firms using less than 1,000 tons per annum nor coal "charged to ovens" to make coke (see page 16, Table 10).
0 S. TABLE 7. S LocKs of Coal and Ce rpr tco bc. S tr Lal ners, I), Ov Provinces, as r Type Newfoundland and Prince Edward Bruick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Alberta Canada Canadian coals; Bituminous Slack... 13,847 66,904 223,326 712,545 17,500 350 8,093 1,042,565 Stoker and other sizes 3 171 174 Total bituminous... 13,850 66,904 223,497 712,545 17,500 350 8,093 1,042,739 Subbituminous.... Lignite... 55,831 48,940 104,771 1,833 80,252 152,271 234,356 Total Canadian coals 13,850 66,904 223,497 714,378 97,752 208,102 49,290 8,093 1,381,866 Foreign coals; Anthracite... 98,132 15,611 3,743 Bituminous; High volatile; Slack.... 41,397 4,474,485 4,515,882 Stoker and other sizes 9,347 343,017 352,364 Low volatile; Slack... ' 731. 1,188 Stoker and other sizes. 1,356 17,778 150. 19,284 Total bituminous. 52,557 4,836,011 150 4,888,718 Total foreign coals 150,689 4,851,622 150 5,002,461 Total all coals 13,850 66,904 374,186 5,566,000 97,902 208,102 49,290 8,093 6,384,327 Coke; Coal coke; Canadian made... Foreign made... 21,592 58,325 32 1,675 81,624 6,211 3,655 359 175 10,400 Petroleum coke 102,819 39,281 35,868 177,968 Total coke... 130,622 101,261 391 175 37,543 269,992 Total coal, and coke; December 31, 1967.... 13,850 66,904 504,808 5,667,261 98,293 208,102 49,465 45,636 6,654,319 (1) Does not include stocks held by firms using less than 1,000 tons per annum nor stocks held by coke producers (see page 16, Table 10).
0 0 TABLE 8. Consumption of Coal and Coke reported by Industrial Consumera(l) in Selected Areas in Quebec and Ontario, December 1967 Type Eastern Quebec Central Quebec Western Quebec Eastern ontario Lake ontario Central ontario Southern ontario Northern ontario Lakehead Canadian coalsi Bituminous Slack... 2 0, 5 9 5 42.552 28,994 3,137 69,132. 20,714 Stoker and other sizes 1,591 Total bituminous... 20,595 44,143 28,994 3,137 69,132 20,714 Subbituminous... Lignite... 23,574 Total Canadian coals... 20,595 44,143 28,994 3,137 69,132 20,714 23,574 Foreign coals: Anthracite... 17,036 3 253 5,334 3,259 Bituminous: High volatile: Slack... 3,087 1,279 2,149 21,353 409,776 164,285 45,999 23,195 Stoker and other sizes 629 5,781 295 10,622 2,437 27,238 18.004 6,005 1,444 Low volatile: Slack... 30 70 1,887 690 10,622 143 Stoker and other sizes 1,718 6,236 35 3,316 1,090 Total bituminous... 629 10,616 1,644 12,771 23,790 445,137 183,014 65,942 25,872 Total foreign coals 629 27,652 1 3 647 12,771 24,043 450,471 186,273 65,942 25,872 Total all coals... 21,224 71,795 30,641 15,908 24,043 519,603 186,273 86,656 49,446 Coke: Coal coke: Canadian made... 351 8,744 205 311 191,113 423 131,555 Foreign made... 2,648 2,348 2,377 65 7 Petroleum coke... 35,632 8,553. 5,594 267 1,579 Total coke... 35,983 19,945 205 311 199,055 3,067 131,620 1,586 Total coal and coke: Deceuber 1967... 57,207 91,740 30,846 15,908 24,354 718,658 189,340 218,276 51,032 Year to date... 636,104 1,017,623 302,894 130,064 241,904 8,314,530 2,010,031 2,207,490 551,687 (1) Does not include firms using less than 1,000 tons per annum nor coal "charged to ovens" to make coke (see pace 16, Table 10).
. IA.SLE 9. Stocks of Coal and Coke reported by lndustr tel Consuner 0 1) S. len ted Areas in dece and on:ar in as n. r, I en S Eastern Central Type Quebec Quebec Western Quebec Eastern Ontario Lake Ontario Central Southern Northern Ontario Ontario Ontario Lakehead Canadian coals, Bi tuminou a Slack... 96,597 106,024 20,705 15,848 687,063 8,569 1,065 Stoker and other sizes. 171 Total bituminous... 96,59 7 106,195 20,705 15,848. 687,063 8,569 1,065 Subbituminous.... Lignite... 1,833 Total Canadian coals... 96,597 106,195 20,705 15,848 687,063 8,569 2,898 Foreign coals: Anthracite... 98,073 59 20 13,741 1,850 Bituminousi High volatile Slack... 19,974 2,632 18,791 2,032 111,902 2,829,054 668,990 518,607 343,900 Stoker and other size 173 8,448 726 58,677 11,695 65,167 161,343 21,781 24,354 Low volatilez Slack... 160 110 187 516 35 180 Stoker and other size 1,356 51 877 16,745 105 Total bituminous... 20,307 12,546 19,704 60,760 123,597 2,895,614 830,368 557,133 368,539 Total foreign coals... 20,307 110,619 19,763 60,760 123,617 2,909,355 832,218 557,133 368,539 Total all coals... 116,904 216.814 40,468 76,608 123,617 3,596,418 832,218 565,702 371,437 Coke, Coal coke, Canadian made... Foreign made... 28 21,494 6,211 70 1,879 29,691 2,637 272 909 26,483 102 7 Petroleum coke... 86,415 16,404 16,866 17,717 4,698 Total coke... 86,443 44,109 70 1,879 49,194 18,898 26,585 4,705 Total coal and coke, December 31, 1967... 203,347 260,923 40,538 76,608 125,496 3,645,612 851,116 592,287 376,142 (l)roeinot include stocks held by firms uling lea. than 1,000 tons per annum nor stocks held by coke producers (see page 16, Table 10)
S1AISTICS CANADA L'BPAPY 1010537150 U ii 16 table 10. Supply and Disposition of Coal as Reported by Coke Producers Canadian Imported Twelve months December Twelve months ended December December ended December 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 1966 1967 Stocks on hand at beginning of month 4,411 13,666 Received during month...32,462 37,364 Inventory adjusents and washer losses, etc.... 344 2,469 Charged to ovens, retorts and water gas Sets...28,318 31,474 Used during month for other purposes 3,345 2,703 2,525,118 2,803,073. 443,467 365,636 158,271 196,467 5,747,007 5,924,428 2,345 17,704 1,970 915 20,941 24,957 413,976 309,782 410,451 479,040 5,476,601 5,546,274 24,644 28,632 12,315 10,622 129,068 102,887 Sold during month... Stocks on hand at end of month... 4, 866 14,384 2,258,653 2,508,963....3LE 11, Supply and Disposition of Coke as Reported by Coke Producers (excluding Petroleum and Pitch Coke) Supply twelve montts December ended De,ipmber 1966 1967 1966 1967 Stocks on hand at beginning of month... 178.312 138,828 Produced during month... 337,225 397,122 4.426,051 4,430, Purchased during month Canadian... 219 381 4,474 24,113 Imported... 45 117,523 36,953 Less coke sold to other makers... 390 4,003 2,991 Less coke wasted or scrapped... 511 91 3,410 3,905 Less stocks on hand at end of month... 200,265 146,153. Available supply... 315,025 389,697 4,571,773 4,538.581 Disposition Used as fuel Own make... 419 442 5,569 5,287 Purchased... Used in making gas Own make... Purchased... Used in blast furnaces... Used in associated works... Sold for domestic use... Sold for industrial use... Sold to dealers for resale... Sold for export... Total disposition... 3,986 39,803 3,748 340 335 3,875 3,894 255,019 304,698 3,799,991 3,724,606 4,10 3,106 57,860 42,440 763 739 6,256 6,205 40,654 74,955 520,435 667,408 1,005 849 51,773 15,275 8,737 4,573 86,211 69,718 315,025 389,697 4,571,773 4,538,581