Table I.—WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR, 1890–1903—Continued.

[Average 1890-1899-100.0. For explanation of relative figures, see pages 715 and 716; for explanation of increase (+) or decrease (--) in 1903, as compared with previous years, see note on page 718.]

TABLE I.—WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR, 1890-1903-Continued.

[Average 1890-1899-100.0. For explanation of relative figures, see pages 715 and 716; for explanation of increase (+) or decrease (-) in 1903, as compared with previous years, see note on page 718}

Aver-, Rela-
age tive

num- num-
ber. ber.

TABLE I-WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR, 1890–1903-Continued.

[Average 1890-1899-100.0. For explanation of relative figures, see pages 715 and 716; for explanation of increase (+) or decrease (--) in 1903, as compared with previous years, see note on page 718.]

Year.

Increase (-) or
decrease() in
Rela-
1903 as con-
Num- tive pared with year
ber. num- specified.

ber.

1903 as com

pared with year Aver- Rela pared with year

Hours per week.

Wages per hour.

1903 as com

specified.

age. tive.

specified.

TABLE I.-WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR, 1890-1903—Continued.

[Average 1890-1899-100.0. For explanation of relative figures, see pages 715 and 716; for explanation of increase (+) or decrease (—) in 1903, as compared with previous years, see note on page 718.]

STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS, Male.

[Data for employees from 19 establishments for entire period. Data for hours and wages from 19 establishments, 1890-1892; 20 establishments, 1893-1903.]

TABLE I.-WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR, 1890-1903—Continued.

[Average 1890-1899-100.0. For explanation of relative figures, see pages 715 and 716; for explanation of increase (+) or decrease (−) in 1903, as compared with previous years, see note on page 718.]

Aver- Rela-! Num- tive pared with year age tive ber.num- specified. num- num

Increase (+) or decrease (-) in

Hours per week.

Wages per hour.

Increase (+) or
decrease (-) in

1903 as com

1903 as com

pared with year
specified.

Aver

Rela- pared with year

specified.