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PRICES OF COKE AND IRON ORE.
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Two events of considerable importance in the iron industry deserve attention. One is the sharp advance in the price of Western Pennsylvania coke and the other is the opening of the contract season for Lake Superior iron ore, with prices higher by 15 cents a ton than they were at the opening one year ago. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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