Greater Erie : Plans And Reports for the Extension And Improvement of the City
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FOR EXAMPLE, THE RENTAL ON LUMBER IS 15c PER 1,000 FEET FOR 10 DAYS OR LESS TIME; BALES OF COTTON, 4c PER BALE PER DAY; FLOUR lc PER BARREL PER DAY, ETC. VESSELS LAYING AT THE MUNICIPAL PIERS TAKING ON OR DISCHARGING CARGOES ON WHICH WHARFAGE IS COL- LECTED ARE NOT TAXED FOR DOCKAGE, BUT OTHERWISE THE SCHEDULE is: Under s tons, 50c; 8-50 tons, $1.00; 50-150 tons, $1.50 and OVER 150 TONS, lc PER TON. ThESE ARE PER DIEM CHARGES.
Again, the lumber business at Erie is a thing that should be cultiva...ted with great persistence and care. A large lumber pier made especially for the hand- ling of lumber will attract lumber dealers from all around the Great Lakes, will attract buyers from all over the country to Erie to buy lumber if it provides the right sort of arrangement. It is difficult to make a lumber pier too large. All of the pier can be used for storage that is not used for the direct handling of lumber.
A pier as wide as 300 feet would be perfectly proper for lumber, leaving a space something like 80 or 100 feet in the center for a first-class shed to protect higher grades of lumber and finished lumber on such proportion of the length of the pier as circumstances require.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FOR EXAMPLE, THE RENTAL ON LUMBER IS 15c PER 1,000 FEET FOR 10 DAYS OR LESS TIME; BALES OF COTTON, 4c PER BALE PER DAY; FLOUR lc PER BARREL PER DAY, ETC. VESSELS LAYING AT THE MUNICIPAL PIERS TAKING ON OR DISCHARGING CARGOES ON WHICH WHARFAGE IS COL- LECTED ARE NOT TAXED FOR DOCKAGE, BUT OTHERWISE THE SCHEDULE is: Under s tons, 50c; 8-50 tons, $1.00; 50-150 tons, $1.50 and OVER 150 TONS, lc PER TON. ThESE ARE PER DIEM CHARGES.
Again, the lumber business at Erie is a thing that should be cultiva...ted with great persistence and care. A large lumber pier made especially for the hand- ling of lumber will attract lumber dealers from all around the Great Lakes, will attract buyers from all over the country to Erie to buy lumber if it provides the right sort of arrangement. It is difficult to make a lumber pier too large. All of the pier can be used for storage that is not used for the direct handling of lumber.
A pier as wide as 300 feet would be perfectly proper for lumber, leaving a space something like 80 or 100 feet in the center for a first-class shed to protect higher grades of lumber and finished lumber on such proportion of the length of the pier as circumstances require.
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