PRODUCTION OF STEEL FOR 1901 BY ESTABLISHMENTS NOT

HAVING ROLLING MILLS.

PRODUCTION OF STEEL IN 1901 AS COMPARED WITH 1896,

1897, 1898, 1899 AND 1900.

6,446, 159

+1,170, 175

+22.2

PRODUCTION OF STEEL IN 1901 BY COUNTIES WITH RELA

TIVE PER CENT.

PRODUCTION OF ROLLED IRON AND STEEL IN PENNSYL

VANIA FOR 1901 (GROSS TONS).

Value not including the production of the tin plate works,

$298,284,259 Average number of workmen employed exclusive of the tin plate works,

86,086 Aggregate wages paid to these workmen,

$53,334,787 Average days in operation,

280 Average yearly earnings,

$619 55 Average daily wage,

$2 21 Average value per ton,

$35 30

Cost of labor per ton,

$6 31

*For a better understanding of Production and Value, see Analysis of Rolled Iron and Steel, fIncludes 218, 432 tons of black plate and other sheets made by the Tin Plate Works.