Bituminous and Anthracite Coal Prices and Monopoly
An analysis of United States coal reserves and exports shows bituminous supplies ample, with Britain’s export role receding. It details the anthracite monopoly in Pennsylvania, its eight major firms, and price dynamics driven by railroad affiliations, independents, and regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Britain
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Middle West
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
West Virginia
National Coal Association
Washington
Calder Cor
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Philadelphia
Phlladelphia
Reading Cost and Tran Co
Lehigh and
Wilkes Barre Coal Co
Lehigh and Navigation Co
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Coxe Bros. & Co
Beranton Coal Co
Hudson Coal Co
Delaward, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co
Pennsvania Coal Co
Iincluding
Hillside Coal
Tren Go
Susquet Co
Chicago
Sovernment Fuel Administration
Bis
Ridle
Calder Committee of Investigation
Cirealar
Priess
Senate Committee On Reconstruction and Production
New Jersey
Eugene C. Hultman
Massachusetts
Khim
Hultman
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Torrington
Toseph Specki
New York
John Kowski
Bayonne
N. 1
Senehced
Wdar
Imediates
Socki and
Icanghi
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Ott Moatod AS
Ant 3 Aoe
Ini
America
Hougenoldens
Gordon Manufacturing CO
Foxboro
Mass
Auto Service
Besse Co. Conn
Auto Actes, Co
Long Bill Herman Walters & Son
G. H."smith Vrown Klouie
C. Lovell
Connecticut
Comstock
Hartford
Conn
John St
Main St
Hibstors Specialties CO
Laurel
al de Clare
Jiynch
EM. Jenshigs Co, Inc
J.C. Kennel
Herbert Jensen
Trumbull
Randall San Be Hook
Warner & Co
Milford
Post Road
Main
State St
Harrison St
Main &T
Wood Ave
Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Sea Island
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The
Simith-Murray Co
Novo
Reliable
Novo Engines
Cleveland Tractors
Ransome
Gardner
Leader
Sally Electric
OVO Engine Coo
N&x2 Engine
Clarence E. J
Preek Gearg
Lansing, Mich
C.S. Mersick Company
New Haven