Where do you get your Bituminous coal and a going price?

thanks lots .I know its hard work. even on the internet to find folks who sell coal to homeowners, i had no idea there were that many sources to buy from, this makes me feel more secure about where i can get my soft coal fuel supply next autum, once again thanks for the info

coal links

http://www.yellowpages.com/il/coal-coke

http://www.yellowpages.com/oh/coal-coke

http://www.yellowpages.com/ky/coal-coke

Western Maryland [George's Creek Region]

Run of mine $30-$60 ish [crap to good big vien]

Stoker coal: pea stoker, nut etc $75-$100, one place gets $115.

Dave

p.s. - rice Anth is trucked in and goes for $180-$200, $260 for bagged

Got 2200lbs of Kentucky bit from S.M.J Inc. Wrigley,Kentucky at highway Jct 7&711 35 miles south of Grayson for 95.00 a ton no tax, hand picked or they will load,lump coal also have stoker.Hours are 8-4 M-F and 8-12 on Sat. Telephone #1-606-743-7111.The coal they sell comes out of Magoffin County. Another place I called in Kentucky was,Big Sandy Stone,they sell coal for 130.00 a ton plus tax.They are 20-25 miles south of Ashland,Kentucky in Louisa.Telephone #1-606-686-3000. Hours 8-5 M-F,8-2 on Sat.Coal comes out of Pikeville,Kentucky. And called one other place, Coalburg Dock in CabinCreek,West Virginia,coal comes out of Winifrede coal seam selling for 50.00 a ton you load by hand or they load 65.00 a ton.From what I gathered, it sounds like run of mine coal to me.Again thats just me.They are on Rt 61in CabinCreek off of Interstate 77 exit 95.Hours are 7-4 M-F closed Sat. Phone # 1-304-595-1392.

Went to Sampson's in Owensboro KY yesterday and picked up a ton of egg and a ton of ROM, both were $85/ton. He has plenty of stoker at $75/ton. Mentioned he had 1 truck in Peoria Illinois delivering yesterday and 2 trucks in Indiana as well, all delivering stoker. Delivery generally adds $25/ton within a reasonable distance. He said this year it's from Henderson and #9 mines, same as last year.

I called Ben Hal last week and it is still $55/ton. Analysis is as follows:

Coal Analysis

Ben Hal Mining Grove City, PA



As received

9-23-10 10-01-10 10-21-10 10-29-10

Moisture 5.05 7.74 6.34 7.25

Ash 9.99 11.72 8.96 8.28

Sulfur 3.71 4.73 3.33 2.68

BTU 12,691 12028 12701 12672

Hoover Lumber & Coal Co., 24120-2 Cr 142,
Foraker, In 46526 (574) 831-2378
$200/ton lump Bituminous for pickup and $300/ton hard coal

I just got 2200 lbs. of lump from Valier coal yard Punxatawney, Pa. $85.00 ton.
Their lump is more like egg size with pieces ranging from Anthracite nut size to 8 inches across. with very little fines in it.

Missal Grain located in Streaor ILL
32527 N 975 East Rd
Streator, IL 61364-8615
(815) 672-2634

50lbs bag / $14 WV Lump or $315 / ton



Advanced Chimney Systems, Inc.
3486 Lonergan Drive
Rockford, IL 61109
815-874-7377

$375 / ton anthricite

Just picked up 1500lbs of pea stoker today, I burn it in my fireplace.

$90.00 a ton

Premium Processing
255 Mack ave
Middlesboro, Ky
606-248-2215

leeco coal in jeff ky went up to 115 a ton teh frist of the year theres a 25 ton break it drops it down to 100 a ton

Knight Hawk Coal, LLC
(618) 426-3662 - ask for Jeannie
www.knighthawkcoal.com

Creek Paum mine:
Coal is recovered from the Murphysboro seam.
The coal burns at 11,800 BTUs and contains 1.3 percent sulfur and 5.5 percent ash.

Stoker $80/ton

hman wrote:Got 2200lbs of Kentucky bit from S.M.J Inc. Wrigley,Kentucky at highway Jct 7&711 35 miles south of Grayson for 95.00 a ton no tax, hand picked or they will load,lump coal also have stoker.Hours are 8-4 M-F and 8-12 on Sat. Telephone #1-606-743-7111.The coal they sell comes out of Magoffin County..

Been getting my coal there for a few years now. Good stuff burns real good.

europachris, I saw your post about coal from Knight Hawk. I am up in central Wisconsin and I am looking for some place I can take a semi and get a load of good bit, maybe 2 or 3 loads a year if I can sell some up here. Does Knight Hawk have good stoker coal and would they be good to deal with on getting a semi load from.
Anyone else have any idea on what direction from central Wisconsin I could head with a semi for good coal. Knight Hawk is about 500 miles. I read there is coal in western Minn but that is almost as far.

I don't know about Knighthawk, but all the IL coal I've burned so far was so full of iron, you could see the rust in it and pyrite. It would clinker up really bad. My stove doesn't handle them very well. Something to keep in mind.