According to Wikipedia, Oscar Phelps Austin was an American statistician. The earlier years of his life were spent in journalism, and he served as reporter, editor, and correspondent. Life and career Early life Austin was born in Newark, Illinois, to Benjamin Austin, a farmer and state legislator of Nebraska and Emeline Phelps. Toward's the end of the Civil War, Oscar served in the Union Army.
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Trading with the new countries of central Europe (1)
Statistical record of the progress of the United States, 1800-1913, and monetary, commercial, and financial statistics of principal countries : from Statistical abstract of the United States (1)
Colonial administration, 1800-1900 : methods of government and development adopted by the principal colonizing nations in their control of tropical and other colonies and dependencies (1)
Commercial Australia in 1900 : area, population, production, railways, telegraphs, transportation routes, foreign commerce, and commerce of the United States with Australasia (0)
Statistical abstract of the world showing imports and exports of merchandise and precious metals, population, area, debt, currency, stocks of money, etc., of the principal countries of the world (0)
Effect of the war on world trade and industry (0)
Commercial Japan in 1904 : area, population, production, railways, telegraphs, and transportation routes and foreign commerce and commerce of United States with Japan (0)
Customs tariff of Newfoundland : showing the rates of import duty of the tariff of 1905, together with that part of the customs act of 1898, revised to June 15, 1905, regulating the application of the tariff (0)
Internal commerce : the lumber trade of the United States (0)
Territorial and commercial expansion of the United States, 1800-1903 : Additions to the national area and their subdivision into territories and states and statistics of growth in population, production, commerce, and wealth (0)
