The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26
Here Is Cause
for Thanksgiving

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ot 'he grown III manufacturing may 'e '''"'''e"'
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me '"'ai ''hpot''io" VI 'i'''''"'s VI WIS '''''
"s'u !" n''"''''',''"s "."S ' ~ W.. ". n'o '''"
ending WIN oetopcr' l'h" j. F2'e'1'''''o' Us
compared WIN sz''''"",. 81" ~ ~ M ''.e ,o''tsp'"".ns
mohlhs ol ie' IN" Ti2''"o',''' l" the sam.
months OF lso'. turning again 10 Tue export
slde' II Is 'o"'" ''''' the eApoi'a''o'' VI manu-
factnre> aioh" amount IN Tue nlne i',oi'hS emu
ing WIN n'piei'pe'' i''' W S'e''''-t'' "s''i'sI
S2''o.'oio III 'he corresponding "'o'hs Vi in.'
anu Tiio''"''e"1 III '"c s'''e ,'''n'"s VI ''"''
mus inc eNPosl''''h oi manufactures n's "''
creased nca'N % per cent !" QUE star anu n'",s o
'han douoieu III 'e 'o'' year" 'ro''' o'o 10 H"''
while the importation OF manufacturers materlais
mas a'So increase" d. very iaP'u ia''' rNPoiN
'l manufactures "i IRON an" steer a'ohe amount
10 sllo'"~,"" III ro''"" '"'pe'H III 'ne ""
"o'ooo IN me corresponding h'oh'"S o. 1872 ann
S"i,ooo'" IN III" corresponding hi"hl's OF ieo''
'Ws having more .nah oo""''' III Tue ''ree
years rom 1870 10 i'"'
.
Not Only nav" 'he nahuiac'hrer ana .he MIR
lions dependent upon ms INDUSTRY SHARED III I'M
prosperity "i Tue year. out those engaged IN
agriculture anu mining seem 10 nave peeh eH'a''
~ prosperous J"uelhs rom the record SHOWN
by the tSures o our export commerce. lhc en-
porlaloh ot agricultural Pfnuuc'S III the ten
months ending with October '"oo is in round
terms sIOoHoo,oO, as against so'3OU,O 600 in the
same months OF ls"o' whilc the products OF tn"
nine the forest ami the fisheries also show al
increase in 1900 as compared with the figures OF
1899. This increase IN the products of industry
is especially interesting in the fact that in many
eases it showS a higher reward for given guam
'ily oi Labor or, III other words, higher prices
received Ior the article itself as well a. an in
cotton, for instance, the average export price
per pound in tho months OF September aud Oct''
her, the beginning oi the new cotton year, has
been 90 per cent against G.' per cent in the
same months nj the preceding year. while IN