Part 6: Status report 1 January 1905
January, 1905: Five years in review![](1-67_review.png)
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Inflation has driven prices up. Rates do not change relative to each other.
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Next time I'll arrange this in population order
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Only one industry on this list above 0%
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Our network
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Updated industries map.
Prices have inflated a bit.
Special 2-4-2: $2,686
US 2-6-2: $2,726
SLM 3/3: $2,686
Wagons: $250 - $334
Carriages: $502sml/$586lge
WMC Bus: $1,048
Trucks: $1,048
Ce2/2 Tram: $880
Clipper: $1,090
Rails: $28
Road (Unpaved/Paved): $28/$56