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1 | No d'identification : 24061 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Résumé) Aux forges du Saint-Maurice en 1808, l'observateur note que les travailleurs (citation) "make about 1000 stoves per annum; the small single stoves sell for 3 L. and the larger sort for 6 L. each. The double stoves, which have an oven at the top, are sold for 10 or 12 L. according to the size. Potash kettles sell from 20 to 25 L. each". (Citation) "Fresh veins of ore are daily discovered, land purchased at a trifling price of the people in whose land it is found. Messrs. Munro and Bell had incurred great expense in collecting ore and improving the works at the expiration of their lease in 1806, and would have given 1 200 L. per annum, it is said, rather than it should hâve gone into other hands. (Résume) La même année, soit en 1808 l'observateur note que (citation): "The present proprietors of the works, at the commencement of their taking them, in order to push the sale of their bar iron, which was at that time inconsiderable, purchased a large stock of very inferior British iron, and knowing that the Habitants regarded the price more than the quality, they sold it to them for a trifle less than the Three-Rivers iron (. .)". Référence John Lambert, Travels through Canada, s.l., s.n., 1813 : 487-488. |
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2 | No d'identification : 24068 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Résumé) La St Maurice Works a produit du fer en grande quantité, (citation) "Records of the production for 1746, for example, showed that the amount made in that year exceeded L 1,000,000. The seiling price, expressed in the monetary terras of New France, was twenty-five to thirty beaver skins per 100 pounds. In some years, as many as 200 stoves were manufactured, along with great quantities of pots and other cast ware. The same works also produced bar iron". Référence Eric Arthur et Thomas Ritchie, Iron: Cast and Wrought Iron in Canada from the Seventeenth Century to the Présent, Toronto, Buffalo, London, University of Toronto Press, 1982 : 5. |
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3 | No d'identification : 24227 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Résumé) Mention de statistiques comparatives sur la production de fer en gueuse aux États-Unis en 1694 et 1895. Les prix du fer en gueuse Bessemer sont aussi mentionnés. Le même type de renseignements est fourni pour l'Angleterre et l'Allemagne. Référence George E. Drummond, «The Canadian Pig Iron Industry», Canadian Mining Review (1896) : 11. |
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4 | No d'identification : 24238 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Citation) "Very little Scotch iron came to Canada, the price being so much above that of similar brands of American pig. "Summerlee" brought an average price in currency of 518.75 ex wharf Montreal, or equal to about $20.75 delivered at Western Canadian points. American and Canadian iron vas sold at fully 4.00 per ton below these figures, so that the Scotch iron masters were quite unable to compete. The home trade was the salvation of the British iron producers in 1896. Large shipbuilding orders, and the prospect of Government contracts for warships, served to stimulate matters considerably dunng the year, but while the general tone remained favorable at the close of the year, the constantly increasing shipments of American pig iron and products thereof to the English market, and the ever decreasing export trade in iron from the British market itself, form a combination of circomstances that are not promising". Référence George E. Drummond, «Review of the Pig Iron Trade of 1896», Journal of The Federated Canadian Mining Institute (1897) : 50. |
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5 | No d'identification : 24264 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Citation) "The falling off in the shipments of Scotch pig iron to Canada, which has been a marked feature of the trade during thé past few years, was completely changed in 1899. In Scotch pig iron alone the shipments to British North America exceeded 10,000 tons, against about 2,000 tons in 1898. This large increase is due to the fact that American furnaces were almost unable to supply the local demand, and the same can be said of Canadian furnaces. It is evident from the present condition of the market that a considerable quantity of Scotch iron will corne to Canada during the first half of 1900 at least, as Scotch prices, although high, are still lower than American figures for delivery in the Eastern part of Canada. Référence George E. Drummond, «The Iron Industry in 1899», The Journal of Canadian Minxng Instltute (1900) : 119. |
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6 | No d'identification : 24403 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Résumé) Selon G.W. Ross, premier ministre ontarien, les forges de Hamilton (citation) "They are the largest works of the kind in the Province; they consumed about 70,000 tons of ore last year and produced iron to the value of nearly $800,000". Référence Canadian Mining Review, «Midland No 1. Canada Iron Furnace Co's New Furnace at Midland in with Befitting Ceremony», CMR, vol. 19 (1900) : 274. |
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7 | No d'identification : 24782 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire Forges Radnor (Intégral) "Output in 1894. Total ore raised: 20,648 tons (short). Total charcoal made: 756,000 bushels. Total charcoal iron manufactured (value $190.000): 7,900 tons Total ore charged: 17,500 tons. Total fuel charged: 750,000 bushels. Total flux charged: 1.680 tons. Total persons employed: 600." Référence The Canadian Mining Iron and Steel Manual (1896) : 329. |
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8 | No d'identification : 24812 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire Canada Iron Furnace Co. Limited (Intégral) "Output 1902. Radnor Plant. Ore mined and purchased: 12,672 tons $44,347,13 Charcoal Ironmade : 5,561 tons $150,146,68 Ore charged : 12,672 tons $ 44,347,13 Fuel : 6,865 tons $ 61,874,91 Flux : 1,256 tons $ 506.55". Référence The Canadian Mining Manual and Mining Companies (1903) : 43. |
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9 | No d'identification : 25099 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire Tableau 6 - Établissements industriels Forges St-Joseph, Manufacture de fonte, Auguste Larue Capital fixe, en piastres: 30 000 Capital flottant, en piastres: 3 000 Nombre de mois de travail dans l'année: 12 Moyenne du nombre de personnes employées: au-dessus de 16 ans: hommes: 150 au-dessous de 16 ans: filles: 1 Montant collectif de gages durant l'année, en piastres: 18 000 Force motrice: nature: eau Force motrice: force nominale: Matières brutes: Espèce minerai de fer (tonneaux) Quantités: 1 050 Montant de la valeur, en piastres: 2 625 Produits : Espèces: Fonte (tonneaux ) Quantités: 350 Montant de la valeur, en piastres: 27 300 Référence C 10079, Tableau 4, 75-13, Recensement du Canada, Saint-Tite, 1871. |
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10 | No d'identification : 25106 | Fonds : Sidérurgie |
Information documentaire (Résumé) Rapport sur les forges de Saint-Pie. Ce rapport apporte seulement deux modifications au rapport transmis en 1870. Les deux modifications sont les suivantes: les mécanismes sont mus soit par la vapeur ou par eau et le prix de vente de la fonte (une fois livrée) est de $50.00 la tonne. Référence ANC. MG 29, B 15, vol 43, Return for Mineral Statistics, 1873. |