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... continued . 1385 86 8 783138688 RF2 2 54 Fibrous talc short tons .. 67,800 55 Fuller's earth .. .do .. 32,851 56 Glass sand .. ..do . 1,187,296 57 Graphite ( crystalline ) . .pounds .. 4,947,840 58 Magnesite .. 59 60 Graphite ...
... continued . 1385 86 8 783138688 RF2 2 54 Fibrous talc short tons .. 67,800 55 Fuller's earth .. .do .. 32,851 56 Glass sand .. ..do . 1,187,296 57 Graphite ( crystalline ) . .pounds .. 4,947,840 58 Magnesite .. 59 60 Graphite ...
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... 451,901 , 159 243,812,214 196 , 547 , 259 6,500,000 446,859 , 473 55 56 57 BARRERAERE884 385 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 27 33 34 35 58 the calendar years 1880-1908 — Continued . Quantity . 1885. SUMMARY . 27.
... 451,901 , 159 243,812,214 196 , 547 , 259 6,500,000 446,859 , 473 55 56 57 BARRERAERE884 385 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 27 33 34 35 58 the calendar years 1880-1908 — Continued . Quantity . 1885. SUMMARY . 27.
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... Continued . Quantity . 1885 . Value . Quantity . 1886 . 4,044 , 425 $ 64,712 , 400 39,909 , 400 1,538 , 373 170,962 , 607 129 , 412 42 , 503 , 500 31,801,000 18 , 292 , 999 10 , 469 , 431 5,683 , 329 39,694,000 1,686 , 788 161 , 235 ...
... Continued . Quantity . 1885 . Value . Quantity . 1886 . 4,044 , 425 $ 64,712 , 400 39,909 , 400 1,538 , 373 170,962 , 607 129 , 412 42 , 503 , 500 31,801,000 18 , 292 , 999 10 , 469 , 431 5,683 , 329 39,694,000 1,686 , 788 161 , 235 ...
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... , 422 900,000 524,624 , 536 a Prior to 1889 quantity and value are for rough stone quarried ; since 1890 they are for finished product . the calendar years 1880-1908 - Continued . 1234568788DL2 Product . 30 MINERAL RESOURCES .
... , 422 900,000 524,624 , 536 a Prior to 1889 quantity and value are for rough stone quarried ; since 1890 they are for finished product . the calendar years 1880-1908 - Continued . 1234568788DL2 Product . 30 MINERAL RESOURCES .
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the calendar years 1880-1908 - Continued . 1234568788DL2 Product . Mineral products of the United States for 1892. 1889 . Quantity . Value . Quantity . 1890 . Value . Quantity . 1891 . Value . 7,603 , 642 50,094 , 500 1,594 , 775 231,246 ...
the calendar years 1880-1908 - Continued . 1234568788DL2 Product . Mineral products of the United States for 1892. 1889 . Quantity . Value . Quantity . 1890 . Value . Quantity . 1891 . Value . 7,603 , 642 50,094 , 500 1,594 , 775 231,246 ...
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Página 238 - ... they shall be sampled according to commercial methods under the supervision of Government officers, who shall be stationed at such establishments, and who shall submit the samples thus obtained to a Government assayer, designated by the Secretary of the Treasury, who shall make a proper assay of the sample, and report the result to the proper customs officers, and the import entries shall be liquidated thereon, except in case of ores that shall be removed to a bonded warehouse to be refined for...
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Página 83 - ... and shale, and is consequently of no possible value; and finally the upper bench itself becomes shaly and carries only a very low-grade ore. The Irondale seam is best developed on Red Mountain between Pilot Knob on the northeast and Lone Pine Gap on the southwest. Southwest of Lone Pine Gap the seam either consists of interbedded low-grade iron ore and shale or else its identity is completely lost. Its soft ore, now nearly all mined out either by surface trenches or slopes, is the best in the...
Página 220 - ... and rolling, but is suitable for copper castings, and a large part of it is put to that use. Lake copper excepted, a comparatively small percentage of the copper output carries such low values in precious metals that, together with the value added to the copper by electrolytic refining, these values will not more than pay for the electrolytic refining of the copper; consequently the output of casting copper is comparatively small.
Página 238 - ... satisfactory bonds be designated as bonded smelting warehouses. Ores or crude metals may be removed from the vessel or other vehicle in which imported, or from a bonded warehouse, into a bonded smelting warehouse without the payment of duties thereon and there smelted or refined, or both, together with...