The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30

i'N ni protecting h"'ns i3huiir'urcS. thr 80
called trusts increase the prc" Ia the tom.
sumner. rs the American Economist uuin,, Out.
lha i certainly not in tic cas-, nj the paper
trU.t." The following figure, "l prices in 80
aud 400 Spcah iur Themselves
News rdpr ....................S "' 4" >i' ~
hooN paper '''.................. lo' "' II ="
Wrapping paper ................ - 10 ~ 10
TIL" census figures of the paper trade show
large increase in factories with 4 consequent
Irg" increase in number Of cmplo,os and wages
psid bur also large reduction in the price Of
i" product.
New No.k Central railroad earnings show an in.
crease of Sl,HH.oOo ior October. aud s.; .u0oWm
since july.
Those in Russia, Austria and Germany WHO so
mildly. but pcrSi>ren,ly talk about 'tarif &C.
talIl,"h" cry which has foundation n
tactforgrl that they are fcurishin. Z. two.
edged sword ii cut. both ways.
>hiphniidin" is lively at the 'ak" yards. 'Ihr-
,y.onr steel Vessels. costing S7j,D.C1. are in
course OF construction.
Portland. Ore. though il has gone back some
ia manufacturing. is >lll bus, port. is g,.iu
shipments for November will b" thr Target on
record
ore shipments from, Cleveland in October were
J1.Orp tons more than in Or,ohcT. 1900
The New York Central increase of 81 .unr hW IN
earnings Tor October is outlonr ly the treat
Northern increase ri -. lOOO 600 and the Nurll,rrn
Pacific. - l.O6DNu.
\ Baltimore syndicate has bought part "f the
street railways in the city OF the Golden Gate
for S26ooo.oop actual cash down. such II deal
would have been impo>sibl" II tie years l,n2
l>!'b. In those years. FROM the gOyr,mucut down.
it bonds, other tim, Civilizations tia, W,
handled. hot actual cash. III any deals nj >iHc.
This change is the result Of Republican poi.
cir,. domestic and foreign protective and 'V.
panding. and it's II" wonder that people said
10y Their votes oil Noy. !. "lr. well enough
alone" "" ought To maintain this stand lest
it be said of us As United States Consul General
Mason. Of Berlin is conpcllrd t" say oi ,In
situation in Germany. "Uwing 10 ,hr g,.i",u
pro,tratiou of industrial ant financial Interests
un"aGlr harv">rs, low wage. and scarcity OF labor
all classes Of German subjects are constrained To
reduce to minimum their expenditures lor toad
aud other necessities ri ltc."
The HON" demand iur copper is mprrrcrntcjly
large and th" consumption keeps pace with lnr
demand.
THE demand Tor freight cars /, 50 snormo's
that the ou huilding companies have enough
orders To last them Tor many months ahead
Notwithstanding our increased desires 10y lea.
son ot tile rioSprlouS times. W" NOW make Wi'h
III" hrp ot oar protective tariff. 80 many Gr
Injuries That our Imports At ia" not o; Nrw
York from Ian. l. I" Nov. {" are only S,.,,n,u'O
more than for the same period Of rm',
From Ian. | 10 Nov. We have sent anr"ad
So, 900 gold aud >i1one,00o silver; in al
>7G.Uuo.HW ri specie hut rohuoy misses II ia
these prosperous R"imh'icaN ,L,l>.
\icc.pre>idrnt M,trrn. oi the Pennsylvania.
say: Last six m"rrtI,> lm>iur,> ~ per cent.
larger than phenomenal last year. l",""i rals ni
pa locomotive. "n order t"r manufacture. For
want oi teams rr,huu'Ii.r in Pin >thg j. pilr3
a, hgh the roots ri the freight houses viii