TABLE I.-WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES, 1890 TO 1901-Continued. FUEL AND LIGHTING-Continued.

COAL: Anthracite, stove.

[Average monthly selling price per ton f. o. b., New York Harbor.]

COAL: Bituminous, Georges Creek.

[Price per ton f. o. b., New York Harbor on the first of each month.]

TABLE I.-WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES, 1890 TO 1901-Continued.

FUEL AND LIGHTING-Continued.

COAL: Bituminous, Pittsburg (Youghiogheny).

[Price per bushel on Tuesday of each week, Cincinnati, afloat; quotations from the annual reports of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.]

TABLE I.-WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES, 1890 TO 1901-Continued. FUEL AND LIGHTING-Continued.

COAL: Bituminous, Pittsburg (Youghiogheny).

[Price per bushel on Tuesday of each week, Cincinnati, afloat; quotations from the annual reports of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.]

TABLE I.-WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES, 1890 TO 1901-Continued. FUEL AND LIGHTING-Continued.

COKE: Connellsville, furnace.

[Price per ton f. o. b. at the ovens on the first of each month; quotations from the U. S. Geological

Survey.]

[Price per gross of boxes (200s) in New York on the first of each month; quotations from the Merchants' Review.]

[Average monthly price per barrel at wells; pipe-line certificates January, 1890, to January, 1895, and Pennsylvania crude at wells February, 1895, to December, 1901; quotations from Stowell's Petroleum Reporter, January, 1890, to September, 1901, and from reports made by Miss Belle Hill, of the U. S. Geological Survey, October to December, 1901.]

TABLE I.—WHOLESALE PRICES OF COMMODITIES, 1890 TO 1901-Continued. FUEL AND LIGHTING-Continued.

COKE: Connellsville, furnace.

[Price per ton f. o. b. at the ovens on the first of each month; quotations from the U. S. Geological

Survey.]

[Price per gross of boxes (200s) in New York on the first of each month; quotations from the Merchants' Review.]

[Average monthly price per barrel at wells; pipe-line certificates January, 1890, to January, 1895, and Pennsylvania crude at wells February, 1895, to December, 1901; quotations from Stowell's Petroleum Reporter, January, 1890, to September, 1901, and from reports made by Miss Belle Hill, of the U. S. Geological Survey, October to December, 1901.]