The Economic Aspect of Geology
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4 per cent and those of Texas rangefrom about 0. 5 to 4 per cent. In almost all cases the ores are treatedin the immediate vicinity of the mines, and fairly pure metal isobtained by a process of sublimation and condensation. This is usuallymarketed in iron bottles or flasks containing 75 pounds each.
The large producers of mercury are, in order of normal importance, Spain, Italy, Austria, and United States. Mexico, Russia, and all othercountries produce somewhat less than 5 per cent of the worl...d's total.
The largest quicksilver mines of the world are those of Almaden incentral Spain, which are owned and operated by the Spanish government. This government, after reserving a small amount for domestic use, sellsall the balance of the production through the Rothschilds of London. Inaddition British capital controls some smaller mines in northern Spain. England thus largely controls the European commercial situation in thiscommodity, and London is the world's great quicksilver market, whereprices are fixed and whence supplies go to all corners of the globe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 per cent and those of Texas rangefrom about 0. 5 to 4 per cent. In almost all cases the ores are treatedin the immediate vicinity of the mines, and fairly pure metal isobtained by a process of sublimation and condensation. This is usuallymarketed in iron bottles or flasks containing 75 pounds each.
The large producers of mercury are, in order of normal importance, Spain, Italy, Austria, and United States. Mexico, Russia, and all othercountries produce somewhat less than 5 per cent of the worl...d's total.
The largest quicksilver mines of the world are those of Almaden incentral Spain, which are owned and operated by the Spanish government. This government, after reserving a small amount for domestic use, sellsall the balance of the production through the Rothschilds of London. Inaddition British capital controls some smaller mines in northern Spain. England thus largely controls the European commercial situation in thiscommodity, and London is the world's great quicksilver market, whereprices are fixed and whence supplies go to all corners of the globe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leith Charles Kenneth to read onlineMoreLess
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