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Alabama amount anthracite antimony Arkansas Aver average price barrels bituminous coal brick California cent clay coke Colorado compared with 1901 consumption copper corundum County crude petroleum decrease deposits diamonds district drilled exported feet field fuel furnaces gallons Georgia Illinois imported Includes increase Indian Territory Indiana industry Iowa Jersey Kansas Kentucky Lake Superior limestone Long tons manganese manufacture of coke Maryland ment metal Metric tons Mexico Michigan miles Mineral Resources U. S. mines Missouri Montana natural gas natural-rock cement nickel North Carolina Ohio operations Oregon ounces output Pennsylvania pig iron plant ployees Portland cement pounds production in 1902 Production of cement production of coal quartz refined region reported River rock shipments shipped Short Short Short Short Short tons Short tons smelting sold South Dakota statistics steel stone Tennessee Texas total production Total value U. S. Geol United Utah Value of coke ware Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming York
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Seite 947 - Provided, That hereafter the report of the mineral resources of the United States shall be issued as a part of the report of the Director of the Geological Survey.
Seite 271 - Commission to inquire into, consider, and pass upon the questions in controversy in connection with the strike in the anthracite region, and the causes out of which the controversy arose.
Seite 195 - States as shown by the report of the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor...
Seite 400 - Railroad of New Jersey. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. Delaware and Hudson Company's Railroad. Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Erie Railroad Company. New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company. Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill Railroad Company.
Seite 14 - Coke, Tar and Ammonia. — The aggregate value of all the products obtained from the distillation of coal in gas works or retort ovens in 1902 was $43,869,440. About two-thirds of this amount, or $29,342,881, was represented by the value of the gas produced. The value of the coke produced was $11,267,608, and the tar was worth, at the works, $1,873,966.
Seite 313 - The exports consist both of anthracite and bituminous coal, the amount of bituminous being the greater in the last few years. They are made principally by rail over the international bridges and by lake and sea to the Canadian provinces. Exports are also made by sea to the West Indies, to Central and South America, and elsewhere. The imports are principally from Australia and British Columbia to San Francisco, from Great Britain to the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and from Nova Scotia to Atlantic...
Seite 313 - ... to 1864, bituminous and shale, $1.10 per ton; all other, 60 cents per ton; 1864 to 1872, bituminous and shale, $1.25 per ton; all other, 40 cents per ton. By the act of 1872 the tariff on bituminous coal and shale was made 75 cents per ton, and so continued until the act of August, 1894, changed it to 40 cents per ton. On slack or culm the tariff was made 40 cents per ton by the act of 1872; was changed to 30 cents per ton by the act of March, 1883, and so continued until the act of August, 1894,...
Seite 632 - Newfoundland into this country during the year 1907; whilst, according to the statistics published by the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce...
Seite 7 - Except as noted above, and in a few isolated instances where some other well-established agency already exists by which the statistics are collected accurately, the figures are obtained directly from the producers, and it is impossible to acknowledge here, otherwise than by brief mention, the invaluable assistance which has been freely rendered by them and the voluntary contributions of many local experts. The names of the statistical experts who, acting under the authority of the United States,...
Seite 469 - Reynoldsville-Walston district. What was previously known as the Beaver district included the ovens in Beaver and Mercer counties, but all the ovens in Beaver County have been abandoned, and the operations of the Semet-Solvay ovens in Mercer County are now included in the Pittsburg district.