Kings, New York (NY) Steel Works, Blast Furnaces (Including Coke Ovens), and Rolling Mills Companies
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- Distillates, From Chemical Recovery Coke Ovens12
- Electrometallurgical Steel12
- Fence Posts, Iron and Steel12
- Hot-Rolled Iron and Steel Products3
- Iron, Pig1
- Pipes, Iron and Steel1
- Plate, Sheet and Strip, Except Coated Products1
- Plate, Steel1
- Scrap Metals-Manufacturers1
- Sheet or Strip, Steel, Cold-Rolled: Own Hot-Rolled1
- Stainless Steel10
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