Mineral Resources of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1904 - Mineral industries |
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Alabama aluminum amber amounted anthracite antimony Arkansas Aver average price barrels Bessemer bituminous coal brick California cent clay Coal production coke Colorado Company compared with 1902 consumption copper County crude petroleum decrease district drilled exports feet following table shows fuel furnaces gallons Georgia gold Idaho Illinois imported Includes increase Indian Territory Indiana industry iron and steel Jersey Kansas Kentucky Lake limestone Long tons manganese manufacture of coke Maryland Massachusetts metal Mexico Michigan mills mineral mines Missouri Montana natural gas nickel North Carolina obtained Ohio operations Oregon ounces output ovens Pennsylvania pig iron Pittsburg plant ployees Portland cement pottery pounds production in 1903 quartz reported rock sand shipments shipped Short Short Short Short Short tons short tons silver smelting sold South Dakota spiegeleisen spodumene statistics stone Tennessee Texas tion Total quantity Total value trade United Utah Value of coke ware Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming York