OF

The Bureau of Statistics

OF

Labor and Industries

OF

NEW JERSEY

For the year ending October 31st

1909

CAMDEN, N. J.

SINNICKSON CHEW & SONS COMPANY,

CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Letter of Transmittal.

Introduction

PART I. STATISTICS OF MANUFACTURES. Introduction

and Analysis of General Tables...

Table No. I-Character of Business Organization,
whether Corporation, Private Firm, Partnership or
Individual Owner, by Industries.....

Table No. 2-Aggregate Amount of Capital Invested,

Amounts Invested in Lands and Buildings-in

Machinery, Tools and Implements-in Bills Re-

ceivable, Cash on Hand, and Stock in Process of

Manufacture-By Industries.

Table No. 3-Aggregate Cost Value of Stock or

Material Used-Aggregate Selling Value of Goods

Made, or Work Done-By Industries.....

Table No. 4—Average Number of Persons Embloyed—
Average Number Employed at Periods of the Great-
est Number, and the least Number-By Industries..

Table No. 5-Average Number of Wage Earners Em-

ployed-By Industries

Table No. 6-Aggregate Amounts Paid in Wages-

Average Yearly Earnings per Employee-By

Industries

Table No. 7-Classified Weekly Earnings per Em-

ployee-By Industries .

Table No. 8-Number of Days in Operation during
the Year-Number of Hours Worked per Day and
per Week-Number of Hours Overtime-By In-
dustries

vii

ix

3-33

34-36

37-38

39-40

41-43

44-73

74-75

76-120

121-122

....

123-124

Table No. 9-Proportion of Business Done By In-

dustries

Table No. 10-Character and Quantity of Power Used

-By Industries . .

Statistics of Steam Railroad Transportation in New

Jersey-Number of Wage Earners Employed-Aver-

age Daily and Yearly Earnings of Employes-Hours

125-127