Excerpt from The Outlook, Vol. 56: A Weekly Newspaper; May-August, 1897
The tenth annual report of the Com missioner of Labor Statistics in North Carolina has just been published. There are 200 cotton, woolen, knitting, and hosiery mills in the State, with Slightly over spindles. There are operatives, of whom are chil dren and adults women and men. Over one-half of the children employed are under Sixteen years of age. The wages differ in different localities. The average pay for skilled labor is $1 per day. Women's wages range from 60 cents to $1 unskilled men, 50 cents to $1, the average being 66 cents.
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