 | United States. Commission to the Paris exposition, 1878 - 1880 - 696 páginas
...distances of nearly 1.000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it is difficult to find a situation in which the two are separated by even 100 miles." ishS6 'iron0fnflmi r^ui8 is a frank statement of facts, but I may add to it United '"stated ailOT»er... | |
 | James Moore Swank - 1884 - 452 páginas
...distances of nearly 1,000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it is difficult to find a situation in which the two are separated by even 100 miles." From the iron-ore mines of Michigan and Minnesota to the coal of Pennsylvania is 1,000 miles. Connellsville... | |
 | Ernest Ludlow Bogart, Charles Manfred Thompson - 1916 - 904 páginas
...distances of nearly 1,000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it is difficult to find a situation in which the two are...Superior and Missouri to the coal of Pennsylvania is 1 ,000 miles. Collinsville coke is taken 600 miles to the blast furnaces of Chicago, and 750 miles... | |
 | Ernest Ludlow Bogart, Charles Manfred Thompson - 1924 - 922 páginas
...distances of nearly 1 ,000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it is difficult to find a situation in which the two are...Missouri to the coal of Pennsylvania is 1,000 miles. Collinsville coke is taken 600 miles to the blast furnaces of Chicago, and 750 miles to the blast furnaces... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1877 - 446 páginas
...distances of nearly 1,000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it is difficult to find a situation in which the two are separated by even 100 miles. I propose at present to examine the effect of this difference of conditions, and having already shown... | |
 | 1881 - 708 páginas
...1,00(1 mi les may intervene between the ore and the coal, whereas with ourselves it in difficult to lind a situation in which the two are separated by even 100 miles." isi£de *irôn0fnfind ïuis is }l frailk statement of facts, but I may add to it united '"stateT anotner... | |
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The vast extent of the territory of the United States renders that possible which in Great Britain is physically impossible; thus it may and it does happen that in the former distances of nearly 1,000 miles may intervene between the ore and the coal,... 