The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Commissioner Anderson : Report
Will Show Remarkable In
crease in Factory Production.
CAPITAL IS S145,005,626.
Amount Paid in Wages Is So>,
4..a.1iI. While the Value of
Goods Produced Reaches
S3lI .n14.oo.6.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. Dec I7.-Commissionsr OF
Labor William Anderson has completed
the data for his Forthcoming annual re-
port. and the matter is now in the hands
| OF the STATE printer.
The book will be issued in a few weeks.
and it will disclos. iiSSougi's wonderful!
strides in al! lines OF industry. particular
! y that Of manufactures.
| IN It vii be- found reports from manu-
facturers which viii show that Miss2uris =
best claims TO distinction not alone
from agriculture and mining.
The summary below ezhi1!ts her p"oiuc-
| t!ons from factories. No factory i re
ported whose gross ougp.t IS less than
SNp
The manufacturing enterprises have In
vested in grounds, s2l.s8s9.e; in building
$-t.cli. 49,: III machinery. 81 2.J,.li1
The tota! capital invested Is 1906 &C..
| as against siaS.2ls.:59 in 49,. the previous
rear. The total value Of al goods man
utacturei during 1868 was s}iLo7i.255. as
acaii:St S-1I So. in 1902. showing i gain
| Of siaciS.o2i cor The year.
The ~ eGage number OF days i'm opera
ton during the year was 81 For rent
WAS pai $l.>6a.l7S. for taxes s5.7sS.sl3, FOR
insurance si.i55.oY7. making q total for The
three items Of 50 - .@5i
The manufacturers paid ovt IN wages
10 isleir employees during 1913 s.S 1851.
an increase OF sS.SJ2,1I5 "voc i?12. They
employee; lc5. i3e males and - 20 females.
as against s'.2S2 males and -1.s5i females
in 1892 and they had 71S male and twen-
tys:X feriale managers.
The average monthly salaries paid NAE
managers WAS sI5s and for females it :Yas
80. There wo~c 217i male farelnen and
ii2 female fo.crne.. ,he naies receiving
a monthly salary Of $50 ard the females
si2. There we're ;.i.. sales-nen, males. and
forty-ffve females tie males receiving IN
average monthly salary Of $iei and The
females 80.
ia males and IL females. the males re-
ce:vinE monthly salary OF SSi aui the
females SOL. OF clerk. the7e we're EN-, en-,
males receiving $50 per month 22d the
females So. lie cOrreEr Erohdea5c Of ~
these .irms required the services %. "a
raI. and .56 female s,eno=TdpaerS. the
males receiving an aveiase Ei"ntl!E
stipend of sii ana the ten:2.es 81
The CT ire mu.a5er Of w&ce-.arnsrs m
he factories rep9rtirg EG-i.'el Cd ~ 80 II
-J.:22 adult females and ..''t en-. r.; Gs
the adult males ~ l'Ct.." iaS= t!Lan "
per week: :. 81 receive les than 81 per pei.
week: S2) receive la.s. than & 7 : Week:
e2l5 Jess than s. per Iyecn; 3.-.,S less than
s. per week: 5126 less than s. p.'" week.
. 80 less than g pe!- week: il.Sih less th!"
50 per west: i%$iS leSs han AZ ret "seE :;
between 81 and 50 per week: i.l3z be
tween S,p and So pe. rccrii ari TO %
and over per week. .
Inr adu., fei s.es ~ecciv.nG loss 'Eai .
per week number 81: those receiving :.
and less t!l:.n S: i;I:a.=r ~: Tho % rec''T-
ing 81 but .ess than s. nuTnhe: +.llH: thgse thHs
receiving - 1T less than g number :. ~;
those receiving 81 hut rrd"r s. number
, :7oi: those receiving s. h;.j under = nam
her 2.5S2: those receiving fS hi: 't'"c: =
$ runher l.1'.: those receiving sN hI'
- .r2 r;:niSc- IS: those r7r2iT.@g 81
b4t urIer :l5 numbar .: those receiving
/ slj ~ rnde- 80 nj h@' -: thoS" rf-
coiv.nG 50 but under - number u. these
receiving 81 ard oNe: ,er Week mani
IN the wosl;,y .~aGes Of ehili9ccn. tho
between 8: a,.d 81 arr 2:!t1: tl.os" -e =. Cg
between 81 and 81 are l,:9t: those receiving
batweeI s. aud Sc are 81. aud thGse ge.-
,Ing 8; bur urdar & rrr--her 81
The agricultural implement factories II
1893 manufactured goods worth sl.asi o.:
those making awnings tents and Tags.
sl.lss.25s: badges and reEaiia. e,S.tga: hak-
''iit-' So,t5Nls"of s'fu st.''c-
3i7: bar and store fixtures. Sl.1ii.192; boil
ers and tanks. 81 l225cc.:sr:: boots and shoes.
sI%.4l,e ,el6: boxes. paper, s53l..ii: boxers.
| w-noh. s.i:2.as2: brick and tie factories,
si.asj.lc.: blooms and brusnes. ;!:S,5fO: eau
dy and confectionery. s..O.o.i4a: cannin g
fsctories. sls,.sTl: carriages ard wagons.
s5.7cs.c51: car works. sls.2IsaH.: cigars. 81
7i3.75i; clothing. mems. sS,s7H-G!: clothing.
ladies'. s2.!5I.F,S: collins and casScig, sl.-
2%2. $50: conperage. s3.sIG.I 49,: coypcr and
hr1"s. s2.295.a-iI: cotton factories. 24.4i2:
drugs ami chemicals. 8. .IC.i.2. electrical
apparatus. .l.l12Tla; f0Trdry-and mach ne
shop products. sl7.iS4 25S: Touring mills
ee.5fHHS: furniture factories. S.I50.5sI; yes
ard power. S2.02a.a;5: glass factories. 81
~. ..9i: sroCers sI!ndri.S, $500 SIe: harness
and saddles. S"Hn.tI2: hats ara caps.
sfS.cN; ice factories. s79I.acs: hon,
structural and architectural S22c6l G62:
leather factories. si.c7J,liI: lime md CO.
Tn"Ht. sli:-eei: lcucrs distilled. q 80 -;
LIQUORS. naIt slS92eos,: lumber sawed
fns-house nrodrc;e s5i.7sasIS: ra!n:s aud
varris!'. .SGT7.352: n;pes s2s2 0eS: plaair.;
nils. st.oSS,1i: printing and binding. IS :
stoosl: roofing material s;73 30: rubber
goods. SE3i.sjJ: Srnelters IS tSi Si5: soa0
candies and glue. =. .2on.cl": stone aud
marble WORKS. 81 90 :JtS5: stoves and raucaq
si.l4iSE,: surgical Instruments 81, e33JJ
tinWaTe: sha"; iron and galvanized IRON
ware. si.IG5.S 81: tobacco factories SIS 80
2i2: trunk and Valise factories 1914 227:
wire goods. 81. ft25iN: wooden mills S44j
9.s: miscellaneous. s. &:3. .2ss: prissn fac
tories. eight in number Including ono sId-
die tree. FIVE boot and shoe one broom
2nd "n" mems working ciothirs. 81 81 -