Iron Making in Alabama
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It is now proposed to discuss the matter at some length and to submit figures that may be relied upon as the cost in detail of making pig iron in Alabama during 1894, 1895, and 1896. What the cost was in 1897 is an- other matter and will not be entered upon at this time. My excuse for discussing the matter must be that an erro- neous opinion seems to be current in some quarters that pig iron can be and is made here for less than $5 per ton. It is possible that some iron has been made in the Sta...te at a cpst closely approximating $5, but it is not thought that so low a cost has been possible for any length of time. During the years 1894, 1895, and 1896 the low- est cost that I am conversant with was $5. 71, and I do not think that any company has maintained, for any length of time, say several months or a year, a cost account lower than this. It may be that some furnaces with exceptional conditions as to the supply of raw mate- rials may approximate this amount by the year, and even, at times, have made iron at a less cost than $5.
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It is now proposed to discuss the matter at some length and to submit figures that may be relied upon as the cost in detail of making pig iron in Alabama during 1894, 1895, and 1896. What the cost was in 1897 is an- other matter and will not be entered upon at this time. My excuse for discussing the matter must be that an erro- neous opinion seems to be current in some quarters that pig iron can be and is made here for less than $5 per ton. It is possible that some iron has been made in the Sta...te at a cpst closely approximating $5, but it is not thought that so low a cost has been possible for any length of time. During the years 1894, 1895, and 1896 the low- est cost that I am conversant with was $5. 71, and I do not think that any company has maintained, for any length of time, say several months or a year, a cost account lower than this. It may be that some furnaces with exceptional conditions as to the supply of raw mate- rials may approximate this amount by the year, and even, at times, have made iron at a less cost than $5.
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