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Re: SCRAP IRON
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Posted by PAMike on February 17, 2004 at 15:08:12 from (67.74.94.80):
In Reply to: SCRAP IRON posted by Jerry on February 16, 2004 at 19:32:38:
We were getting $100 a ton for steel pieces that are less than 3' by 5'. Pieces bigger than that are only worth $50 a ton. Our steel salesman said that China put in two huge steel plants for melting scrape and are buying all the steel they can get their hands on. The salesman also claims that rising scrape prices always indicate a incline in the economy...
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