The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
DEPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE
STATISTICAL ABSTRACT
OF THE
UNITED STATES
1913
THIRTY-SIXTH NUMBER
PREPARED BY THE BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
COMMERCE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1914
Beginning witIi tlie Issues for tlie year 1913, tlie free
distribution of the annual publications of the BSureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce will be confined to libraries,
educational Institutions, the press, and commercial or oilier
organizations. Others may procure tliem from tlie Superin
tendent o f Documents, Government Printing Office, Wash
ington, 3>. C M at tlie following rates:
Commerce and Navigation of tlie United States, $1 per
copy.
Statistical Abstract of tbe United States, 50 cents per
copy.
Persons on a regular mailing list of the Department of Commerce
should give prompt notice to the “ Division of Publications, Depart
ment of Commerce, "Washington, D. C .,” of any change of address,
stating specifically the form of address in which the publication has
previously been received, as well as the new address. The Depart
ment should also be advised promptly when a publication is no
longer desired.
Persons receiving publications which are not desired, or for which
they have only a temporary use, are requested to notify the Division
of Publications, and franked mailing slips will be forwarded for their
return.
2
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.
D epartm en t o f C om m erce,
B u r e a u o f F o r e i g n a n d D o m e s t ic C o m m e r c e ,
,
,
Washington January 10 191If.
Sm: I hare the honor to submit herewith for publication the thirtysixth issue of the Statistical Abstract of the United States,
llespectfull}",
A. II. B a l d w i n ,
.
Chief o f Bureau
To Hon. W illiam C. R edfield,
Secretary o f Commerce.
3
CONTENTS.
Page.
Letter of transmittal.....................................................................................................
Explanatory notes.........................................................................................................
Area, natural resources, and population...................................................................
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries.............................................................................
Patents and manufacturing and mining industries...............................................
Occupations, labor, and wages...................................................................................
Internal communication and transportation...........................................................
Merchant marine and shipping..................................................................................
Foreign commerce.........................................................................................................
Commerce of noncontiguous territory.......................................................................
P rices.............................................................................................................................
Consumption estimates...............................................................................................
Money, banking, and insurance................................................................................
Public finance, and commercial failures...................................................................
Army, Navy, Civil Service, pensions, e t c ...............................................................
Statistical record of the progress of the United States..........................................
Commercial, financial, and monetary statistics of the principal countries of
the world....................................................................................................................
I n d e x ............................................................................................................................
5
3
7
9
120
172
229
256
304
327
488
493
508
519
564
612
628
GS2
707
EXPLANATORY NOTES.
The condensed statistics contained in this volume, unless otherwise stated in con*
nection with the individual tables, represent, or are based upon, official figurea
collated and published under the various laws of the United States or those of other
countries to which they may relate. The sources to which the various tables are
credited w ill indicate where application should be made for additional details, with
exception that certain tables for which no credit appears are derived from regular
reports of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce,
and that Table No. 347 is derived mainly*from corresponding data presented in less
extended form in the previous body of the book.
General imports.—Tables Nos. 234 and 235 embrace imported articles entered at the customhouses for
Immediate consumption and imported articles entered for warehouse. The statements of imports entered
for consumption, Tables Nos. 241,242, and 243, embrace imported articles entered for immediate consump
tion and imported articles withdrawn from warehouse for consumption. The statement of gencralimporls
and the statement of imports entered for consumption for any period will always differ to the extent that the
value of entriesfor warehouse for the period differs from the value of icitMrawalsfrom warehousefor consump
tion. The term “ entry for consumption” is the technical name of the import entry made at the custom
house, and does not imply that the goods have been actually consumed, but simply that they have been
delivered into the custody of the importer and that the duties have been paid on the dutiable portion.
Some of them may be afterwards exported.
Import values.—All invoices of imported merchandise shall be made out in the currency of the place or
country from whence the importations shall be made, or, if purchased, or agreed to be purchased, in the
currency actually paid, agreed upon, or to be paid therefor, shall contain a correct, complete, and detailed
description of such merchandise and of the packages, wrappings, or other coverings containing it, and shall
be made in triplicate or in quadruplicate in case of merchandise intended for immediate transportation
without appraisement, and signed by the person owning or shipping the same, il tin merchandise has been
actually purchased, or price agreed upon, fixed, or determined, or by the manufacturer or owner thereof,
if the same has been procured otherwise than by purchase, or agreement of purchase, or by the duly author
ized agent of such purchaser, seller, manufacturer, or owner.
All such invoices shall, at or before the shipment of the merchandise, be produced to Ihe consular officer
of the United -States of the consular district in which the merchandise was manufactured, or purchased,
or contracted to be delivered from, or when purchases or agreements for purchase are made in several places,
In the consular district where the merchandise is assembled for shipment, as the case may be, for export to
the United States, and shall have indorsed thereon, when so produced, a declaration signed by the pur
chaser, seller, manufacturer, owner, or agent, setting forth that the invoice is in all respects correct and true
and was made at the place from which the merchandise is to be exported to the United States; that it con
tains, if the merchandise was obtained by purchase, or agreement for purchase, a true and full statement
of the time when, the place where, the person from whom the same was purchased, or agreed to be pur
chased, and the actual cost thereof, or price agreed upon, fixed, or determined, and of all charges thereon, as
provided by the act of October 3,1913; and that no discounts, rebates, or commissions are contained in the
invoice but such as have been actually allowed thereon, and that all drawbacks or bounties received or
to be received are shown therein; and when obtained in any other manner than by purchase, or agreement
of purchase, the actual market value or wholesale price thereof, at the time of exportation to the United
States, in the principal markets of the country from whence exported; that such actual market value is the
price at which the merchandise described in the invoice is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in said
markets, and that it is the price which the manufacturer or owner making the declaration would have
received, and was willing to receive, for such merchandise sold in the ordinary course of trade in the usual
wholesale quantities, and that it includes all charges thereon as provided by the act of October 3, 1913,
and the actual quantity thereof; and that no different invoice of the merchandise mentioned in the invoice
so produced has been or will be furnished to anyone. If the merchandise was actually purchased, or
agreed to be purchased, the declaration shall also contain a statement that the currency in which such
invoice is made out is that which was actually paid for the merchandise by the purchaser or agreed to be
paid, fixed, or determined.
Whenever imported merchandise is subject to an ad valorem rate of duty, or to a duty based upon or
regulated in any manner by the value thereof, the duty shall be assessed upon the actual market value
7
8
EXPLANATORY
N OTES.
or wholesale price thereof, at the time of exportation to the United States, in the principal markets of
the country from whence exported; such actual market value shall be held to be the price at which such
merchandise is freely offered for sale to all purchasers in said markets, in the usual wholesale quantities,
and the price which the seller, shipper, or owner would have received, and was willing to receive, for such
merchaudise when sold in the ordinary course of trade in the usual wholesale quantities, including the
value of all cartons, cases, crates, boxes, sacks, casks, barrels, hogsheads, bottles, jars, demijohns, carboys,
and other containers or coverings, whether holding liquids or solids, and all other costs, charges, and expenses
incident to placing the merchandise in condition, packed ready for shipment to the United States, and if
there be used for covering or holding imported merchandise, whether dutiable or free, any unusual article
or form designed for us9 otherwise than in the bom fide transportation of such merchandise to the United
Stales, additional duty shall be levied and collected upon such material or article at the rate to which
the same would be subjected if separately imported. The words “ value," or “ actual market v a lu e /7
or “ wholesale price,” whenever used in the act of October 3,1913, or in any law relating to the appraise
ment of imported merchandise, shall be construed to be the actual market value or wholesale price of
such or similar merchandise comparable in value therewith, as defined in that act. [Rev. Stats., 336,
secs. 18 and 11 of the act of June 10, 1890, or other laws or regulations, as amended or superseded b y act
of Oct. 3, 1913. For full details regarding methods provided for ascertaining the actual “ import” or
“ market” values in question (requirements and duties of sellers, purchasers, manufacturers, owners,
agents, importers, shippers, consignors, consignees,, consuls, collectors, appraisers, other persons, and
production and consumption, fines, penalties, exactions, forfeitures, modifications, effect of decisions of
courts of competent jurisdiction, etc.) see the complete act of 1913.]
Domestic export valnes.—Tables Nos. 236 and 237 exhibit the exports of domestic products or manu
factures, also exports of commodities of foreign origin which have been changed from the form in which
they were imported, or enhanced in value by further manufacture in the United States, such as sugar
refined in this country from imported raw sugar, flour ground from imported wheat, and articles and utensils
made from imported metals, etc. The value of exports of domestic merchandise is their value at the time
of exportation in the ports of the United States whence they are exported. (Rev. Stat., 337, and act of
Apr. 29, 1902.
Foreign export values.—Table No. 238 called “ foreign exports,” or “ reexports,” exhibits exports of
foreign merchandise which had been imported. The value of such commodities exported from
“ warehouse” is their import value. The value of such commodities exported “ not from warehouse,”
comprising free goods mainly, is the value at the ports of the United States whence they are exported.
Tallies o f foreign merchandise in transit or transshipped.—Table No. 246 exhibits foreign merchan
dise brought to the United States for immediate transit across the territory of the United States to a foreign
country, or for transshipment in the ports of the United States to a foreign country. The value of the
commodities returned in this table is determined in a similar manner to that of imports.
Values o f warehoused merchandise.—Table No. 245 exhibits imported merchandise in warehouse. This
merchandise has already appeared in the statements of general imports, Tables Nos. 234 and 235 for the year in
which it was imported. The official values of the articles therein represented are the same as the import
values.
Ton.—The term “ ton” used in this volume, as applied to weight, is specified “ long” (2,240 pounds)
or “ short” (2,000 pounds). The term “ ton,” as applied to vessel measurement, is specified as “ net,”
equal to 100 cubic feet of carrying capacity exclusive of deductions for space occupied by cabins, machinery,
etc., or “ gross,” equal to 100 cubic feet of the entire carrying capacity inclusive of such space. The term
“ M feet” used in connection with the measure of lumber, etc., signifies 1,000 feet, board measure, a “ foot ”
of such measure being 1 foot long, 1 foot wide, and 1 inch or less in thickness. “ Cubic feet” or “ cords,”
as applied to the measurement of lumber, pulp wood, etc., signifies cubic contents. According to section
3249, Revised Statutes, “ Proof spirits shall bo held to be that alcoholic liquor which contains one-half
its volumo of alcohol of a specific gravity of 0.7939 at 60° Fahrenheit.” The official gallon prescribed is
one containing 231 cubic inches, or 58,372.2 grains, equal to 8.33S9 pounds of distilled water at its maximum
density, weighed in air of a temperature of 62° Fahrenheit and barometric pressure of 30 inches. The
taxable gallon differs from the proof gallon by reason of the fact that in computing taxable gallons under
section 3251, Revised Statutes, all fractional parts of a gallon less than one-tenth are excluded.
STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES.
AREA, NATURAL RESOURCES, AND POPULATION.
N o . I . — T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S : D a t e s o f A cts o p O r g a n i z a t i o n o r A d m is s io n o f
States a n d
T e r r it o r ie s a n d
A r ea s o p T h e ir
Land
and
W ater Surfaces.
[Sources: Admission of States, Annual Report of the Commissioner o! the General Land Office, Depart
ment of tlie Interior, 1903; areas, Bureau of the Census, department o f Commerce.]
State or Territory.
Date of act of U. S. Stats.
organization
or admission. Vol. Page.
Land.
Total.
ORIGINAL STATES.
Sq. miles.
310
227
181
145
11,550
710
2294
405
2,386
2,365
3,686
494
540
New Hampshire.
Massachusetts. ..
Rhode Isla n d . . .
C onnecticut.......
New Y o r k ...........
New Jersey.........
Pennsylvania—
D elaw are............
Maryland............
V irginia..............
North Carolina..
South Carolina ..
G eorgia................
'a, miles. Sq. miles.
9,031
9,341
8,039
8,266
1,067
1,248
4,820
4,965
47,654
49,204
7,514
8,224
44,832
45,126
1,965
2,370
9,941
12,327
40,262
42,627
48,740
52,426
30,495
30,989
58,725
59,265
STATES WITHOUT PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL
ORGANIZATION ADMITTED.
Kentucky.........................................................
Vermont...........................................................
Tennessee.......................................................
M a in e..............................................................
Texas3..............................................................
West Virginia..................................................
Feb.
Feb.
June
Mar.
Dcc.
Dec.
4,1791
18,1791
1,1796
8,1820
29,1845
31,1862
417
440
3,145
3,498
148
40,181
9,124
41,687
29,895
262,398
24,022
40,598
9,564
42,022
33,040
265,896
24,170
3,097
40,740
45,409
41,040
48,506
5309
36,045
36,354
503
46,362
46,865
*622
56,043
56.665
719
51,279
51,998
693
68,727
69,420
810
52,525
53,335
8500
57,480
57,980
3,805
54,861
58.666
561
55,586
56,147
®810
2,645
103,824
55,256
155,652
80,858
56,066
158,297
84,682
1,092
95,607
96.699
STATES WITH PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL
ORGANIZATION ADMITTED.
..S tate........ Feb. 19,1803
(Territory .. Mar. 3,1805
{S tate......... Apr. 8,1812
May 7,1800
W t a ........................................ { s ! rS 'ory.:: Dec. 11,1816
Apr. 7,1798
Mississippi ’ .................................t e ° . r.y.:: Dec. 10,1817
/Territory.. Feb. 8,1809
Illinois...
{State 8____ Dec. 3,1818
(Territory.. Mar. 3,1817
Alabama
{State8 ___ Dec. 14,1819
(Territory.. June 4,1812
M issouri,
(State7___ Mar. 2,1821
Mar. 2,1819
A r i o s o s .................................... { I S ' ” 7.:: June 15,1836
Jan. 11,1805
M ichigan.................................... { S 0? . ; : Jan. 26,1837
Mar. 30,1822
F lorida........................................ {s ta te 0 0 '" ' Mar. 8,1845
June 12,1838
Mar. 3,1845
Apr. 20,1836
W iscom ln .................................. { S &
May 29,1848
Sept. 9,1850
Mar. 3,1849
Minnesota...................................
May 11,1858
Aug. 14,1848
° " * o n ........................................
Feb. 14,1859
O h io .......
Louisiana.
.................. {2S5f?.::
1Exclusive of 3,140 square miles of Lakes Ontario and Erie.
2 Exclusive of 891 square miles of Lake Erie.
8Joint resolution of Congress.
4Exclusive of 3,443 square miles of Lake Erie.
» Exclusive of 230 square miles of Lake Michigan.
6Exclusive of 1,674 square miles of Lake Michigan.
* See President’s proclamation, 3 Statutes, Appendix No. 2.
8Exclusive of 16,653 square miles of Lake Superior, 12,922 square miles o f Lake Michigan, 9,925
square miles of Lake Huron, and 460 square miles of Lakes St. Clair and Erie.
9Exclusive of 2,378 square miles of Lake Superior and 7,500 square miles of Lake Michigan,
w Exclusive of 2,514 square miles of Lake Superior.
9
A B E A , E T C ., O F
10
No. 1 . —
The
STATES
AND
T E R R IT O R IE S .
U n ite d S ta te s : D a te s o f A c t s o f O r g a n iz a tio n
S t a t e s a n d T e r r i t o r i e s , e t c . — C o n tin u e d .
or
A d m is s io n
of
U. S. Stats.
State or Territory.
Vol. Page.
STATES WITH PREVIOUS TERRITORIAL OR
GANIZATION a d m i t t e d —continued.
K an sas................ I......................K cvn iia........................................{ f f i f f f f T . :
N ebraska.................................... { 2 5 5 ? ? . :
Colorado...................................... { S £ 2 ? 7 . ;
(Territory.
............... \State..........
(Territory .
South Dakota..
................\State.........
Korth Dakota..
M ontana......................................
Washington.................................
“ ■ * > ...........................................
/T erritory.
W yom ing......................
"iS tate.........
(Territory.
U tah...............................
■Estate.........
OWahom a ...................................
New M exico...............................
1Territory..
•\state.........
Arizona.,
May 30,1854
Jan. 29,1861
Mar. 2,1861
Mar. 21, 1864
May 30,1854
Feb. 9, 1867
Feb. 28, 1861
Mar. 3, 1875
Mar. 2,1861
Feb. 22, 1889
Mar. 2, 1861
Feb. 22,1889
May 26, 1864
Feb. 22,1889
Mar, 2, 1853
Feb. 22,1889
Mar, 8,1863
July 3,1890
July 25,1868
July 10,1890
Sept. 9,1850
July 16,1894
May 2,1890
Nov. 16, 1907
Sept. 9,1850
June 20,1910
Feb. 4,1863
Junei 20,1910
10
12
12
13
10
14
12
18
12
25
12
25
13
25
10
25
12
26
15
26
9
28
26
34
9
36
12
36
July 16,
Mur. 3,
Junol4,
July 27,
1
1
SI
15
Water.
Land.
Sq. miles. Sq. miles. Sq. miles,
277
81,774
384
82,358
126
209
110,090
109,821
30
277
76,808
77,53)
391
172
103,9'8
103,658
474
2;i9
70,837
654
70.183
<676
239
77,015
76,8G8
747
4076
85
7C6
110,997
146,201
<676
172
60,836
69,127
<676 j- 2,291
808
83,354
631
83,8S8
215
178
97,914
320
97,504
222
453
81,990
82.184
2, SOS
«107
81
70,057
643
69,414
207
446
122,503
131
122, C34
557
664
113,810
US
113,956
557
TERRITORIES, ETC.
District of Columbia................... {Distr^Tf.
H a w a ii........................................... Territory.
Alaska.............................................District..
1790
1791
1900
1868
130
214
341
240
I
6,449
590,8S4
Total exclusive of Alaska mid Hawaii................................................................... 2,973,81'0 j 3.026, 7.‘r9
Total including Alaska and l i awaii.. ^........................ j..........^..............................................J 8,621,322
1 See President’s proclamation, Oct. 13,18(14,13 Statutes, 749.
2 See President’s proclamation, Mar. 1, 3Sti7, 14 Statutes, 820.
a See President’s proclamation, Aug. 1,1876,19 Statutes, 665.
4 See President’ s proclamations, 26 Statutes, IMS to 1552, inclusive.
6 See President’ s proclamation, Jan. 4,1896, 29 Statutes, 876.
6 See President’s proclamation, Nov. 16,1907.
1See President’s proclamation, Jan. 6,3912.
No. 2 .—NONCONTIGUOUS TERRITORY OP THE UNITED STATES:
A c q u is itio n
and
O rg a n iz a tio n ,
and
P o p u la tio n
and
D a te s o f
A rea.
< [Sources: Areas—Alaska and Hawaii, reports of the Bureau of the Census. Department of Commerce;
Porto Rico, Bulletin 302 of the U. S. Geological Survey; Philippine Islands, Census of the Philippine
Islands, Vol. I; Guam and Tutuila Group, Navy Department; Panama Canal Zone, Isthmian Canal
Commission. Population—The figures with exception of those for the Panama Canal Zone, Samoa,
and Guam, w hich are represented by special census figures (the first two as of Feb. 1,1912, and the
last as of June 30, 1911), are thoye of the Bureau of the Census, those not based upon an. actual
census representing estimates for June 1.]
U. S. Stats.
Pate of ac
quisition or
organization. Vol. Page.
Alaska (District)................... { o ^ S e d "
G u a m ........................................A equi!re d ...
Hawaii
/A cq u ire d ...
iia w ca i.................................... \Organized..
Panama Canal Zone................A cquired...
Philippine Islands...................Acquired
Porto R ico.................................Acquired ...
Tutuila Group, Samoa............ A cqu ired...
June 20,1807
Julv 27,18681
Apr. 11,1899
July 7,1898
June 14,1900
Feb. 20,11)04
Apr. 11,
.(to .
Mar. 8,1900
Population.
Area
(square
miles).
Year.
590,834
210
6,449
448
115,026
3,485
77
1913
1911
1913
1912
1913
1913
1912
m
2‘!0
1.755
750
141
2,281
1.755
1, 755
1,879
1 Civil government established May 17,1884.
Number.
64,597
12,240
203,904
61,279
8,551,677
1,167,376
7,251
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
11
No. 3 .—LOWEST TEMPEEATUSS :
R e c o r d t o D e o . 31, 1912,
S p e c ifie d S ta t io n s .
by
M o n th s,
a t
26
38
20
33
37
33
41
39
33
39
39
39
33
37
38
39
38
33
24
40
25
23
20
31
30
38
40
23
23
41
20
32
34
39
38
39
41
40
24
37
21
39
41.
30
23
29
37
38
24
34
41
39
37
34
40
38
23
18
38
30
32
24
21
39
26
41
33
41
32
-
°F.
25
13
22
25
- 3
17
11
11
26
17
15
4
11
13
14
3
2
29
31
43
11
22
-1 1
6
7
1.9
34
39
22
24
2
28
30
21
25
30
38
20
- 1
12
22
0
13
34
20
30
7
28
- 2
30
22
7
18
35
40
11
3
31
32
22
19
22
38
si
29
22
- 4
28
12
o f . °F.
33
48
29
40
26
41
38
39
13
31
26
30
31
42
28
39
37
45
27
40
28
38
19
36
26
37
19
40
26
39
16
33
28
30
40
49
38
42
52
57
22
34
34
43
15
29
22
31
20
31
31
39
46
54
53
61
27
48
42
34
13
20
39
51
46
40
33
43
34
45
35
48
52
58
34
45
18
28
19
33
33
48
25
42
27
39
39
43
31
42
35
33
26
35
32
39
19
35
37
44
32
44
23
36
25
33
44 53
42
46
20
33
21
32
36
42
42
53
29
34
32
40
46
30
53
64
43
52
34
40
33
43
14
30
38
51
17
29
» T o A p ril, 19U .
3
°F.
54
48
51
58
32
40
46
47
55
50
46
42
46
46
40
44
45
56
50
66
43
50
31
33
41
48
66
68
54
52
34
60
49
54
53
61
66
60
34
42
56
50
45
60
48
46
42
43
37
53
55
45
43
58
47
43
39
48
62
41
49
53
65
62
45
52
36
5S
33
of . •F. °F. •F. OF
55
1
40 30
13
43
32
23 - 1 0 -1 7
49
36
23
4 - 1
55
30
1
43
16
32
10 - 2 -2 8 -3 8
32
16 - 1 0 - 7
2S
47
34
25 - 2 -1 2
41
24
2 - 9
35
53
28
33
18 - 5
47
14 - 2 -2 3
32
46
24
0 -1 2
30
40
21
1 -1 8 -2 5
49
2o
11 -1 0 -2 0
45
10 -1 3 -1 5
30
4t
24
15 -1 2 -2 4
40
23
8 -2 9 —34
44
30
23 -1 3 -2 1
52
42
26
11 - 5
51
42
30
27
23
68
44
18
51
27
40 25
8 -1 2 -2 1
49
4
36
28
11
27
18 — 7 -3 3 -4 3
29
3 -2 2 -4 0
20
33
3 -2 8 -3 4
38
22 - 5 -1 5
46
30
64
49
40
26
14
24
68
61
48
36
4!i 35
26
4 -1 3
50
35
24
12 - 5
23
2 -3 1 -3 0
7
62
41
31
6
10
49
44
40 34
30
2.)
50
36
4 - 7
47
35
27
13 — 5
58
45
31
21
8
63
55
20
40 23
51
35
31
7 —6
31
12 - 1 4 -2 7
23
38
21
9 -2 5 -3 0
49
35
27
9 - 2
44
15 -1 4 -1 7
30
44
24 - 1 -1 8
35
54
43
31
8
20
45
33
20
15 - 5
49
39
34
24
18
41
19 - 0 -1 4
30
43
35
31
3
11
36
23
10 - 9 -2 5
52
45
32
25
26
52
37
24
5 -1 7
12 -2 4 -3 9
28
40
44
22 - 2 -1 0
29
36
57
46
21
10
45 38 34
46
47
21
13 -1 1 -1 3
40
28
16 - 7 -1 9
37
36
46
31
15 25
44
54
31
18
10
12 -1 3 -1 8
37
26
48
31
2 -1 4
20
44
35
21
6 -11
66
54
43
32
19
54
42
34
22 12
41
24
36
- 9 - 2
36
26
12 -1 3
49
32
13 - 3 -2 9 -4 6
56
42 31
20
10
16
26
10 - 9 -2 0
£
Annual.
December.
|
October.
|November.
•F.
17
- 8
- 2
8
-3 6
5
- 8
- 4
14
-1 2
- 4
-1 1
- 8
- 9
-1 2
—26
- 8
21
28
30
-2 3
5
-41
-2 0
-2 5
0
26
33
2
5
-2 4
16
31
3
11
21
30
3
-2 2
-2 1
9
- 7
-1 1
20
4
24
-1 4
20
-1 7
26
3
-2 2
•0
21
33
0
-2 7
20
22
-1 0
2
3
32
24
2
4
-3 5
20
- 3
September. ||
*F.
—6
-1 8
-1 6
- 8
-4 3
-1 2
-1 1
-1 3
- 5
-2 1
-1 6
-2 2
-2 6
-2 6
-3 1
-3 6
-2 0
5
24
8
—33
-1 3
-4 8
-4 1
-3 7
-1 8
10
27
-2 2
-1 0
-3 5
-1 2
28
-1 4
- 3
- 5
7
- 6
-3 5
-3 5
-1 7
-2 6
-1 8
- 6
-2 7
19
-2 5
7
-4 0
22
-1 8
-3 3
-1 3
4
33
-11
-3 7
12
- 5
-2 5
-2 4
-2 9
22
1
-1 5
-1 5
-4 9
5
-2 2
June.
°F .
- 5
-2 4
-1 1
- 2
-4 4
-2 8
-1 3
-1 4
- 1
-2 0
-1 7
—29
-SO
-2 0
-3 2
—41
—20
5
20
11
-3 0
-1 4
-4 3
-4 2
-4 3
-2 5
15
24
l—20
-1 6
-3 6
- 5
30
-2 0
- 7
5
15
- 6
-3 2
-3 5
-1 1
-3 2
-2 3
0
-1 2
12
-1 5
- 2
-37
18
-2 2
-4 1
-2 0
6
29
-1 3
—30
11
1
-3 0
-2 2
-1 7
23
3
-17
-1 4
-4 9
9
-2 8
May.
1
| April.
i
August.
Abilene, Tex...................
Albany, N. Y .................
Amarillo, Tex.................
Atlanta, Ga.....................
Bismarck, N. D ak.........
Boise, Idaho...................
Boston, Mass..................
Buffalo, N. Y ..................
Charlotte, N. C................
Chicago, 111.....................
Cleveland, Ohio..............
Denver, Colo...................
Des Moines, Iowa...........
Dodtje City, Kans...........
Dubuque, Iowa..............
Duluth, Minn.................
E&stport, Me...................
El Faso, Tex...................
Fresno. Cal.....................
Galvesxon, T ex...............
Green Bay, Wis..............
Harrisburg, Pa................
Havre, Mont...................
Helena, Mont..................
Huron, S. Dak................
Indianapolis, In d...........
Jacksonville, Fla............
Jupiter, Fla.*...................
Kansas Oily, M o............
Knoxville, Tenn.............
Lander, W y o ..................
Little Rock, Ark............
Los Angeles, Cal.............
Louisville, K y ................
Lynchburg, V a...............
Montgomery, A la...........
New Orleans, L a............
New York, N. Y ............
Northfield, V t ................
North Platte, Nebr.......
Oklahoma, Okla.............
Omaha, Nebr..................
Oswego, N. Y .................
Palestine, T e x . . .............
Parkersburg, W . Va.......
Phoenix, Ariz.................
Port Huron, Mieli..........
Portland, Orog................
Rapid City, S. D ak. . .
Red Bluff, Cal................
St. Louis. Mo..................
St. Paul, Minn................
Salt Lake City, U tah.. . .
San Antonio, Tex...........
San Francisco, Cal.........
Santa Fe, N. Mex...........
Sault Ste. Marie, M ich..
Seattle, Wash.................
Shreveport, La...............
Spokane, Wash..............
Springfield, 111................
Springfield, Mo...............
Tampa, Fla.....................
Vicksburg, Miss..............
Walla Walla, Wash
Washington, D. C..........
Williston, N. Dak..........
Wilmington, N. C...........
Winnemucca, N ev.........
January.
Station.
Number of j
years rec
ord.
[Source: The Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture.]
°F.
- 6
-2 4
-1 6
- 8
-4 4
-2 8
-1 3
-1 4
- 5
-2 3
-1 7
-2 9
-3 0
-2 6
-3 2
—41
-2 1
- 5
20
8
-3 6
-1 4
-4 8
-4 2
-4 3
-2 5
10
24
-2 2
-1 6
-3 6
-1 2
28
-2 0
- 7
- 5
7
- 6
-3 5
-3 5
-1 7
—32
-2 3
- 6
-2 7
12
-2 5
- 2
-4 0
18
-2 2
-41
-2 0
4
29
-1 3
-3 7
11
- 5
-3 0
-2 4
-2 9
19
- 1
-1 7
-1 5
-4 9
5
-2 8
12
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
No. 4 ,—HIGHEST TEMPEBATUIIE:
R ecord to
S p e c ifie d S t a t io n s .
D e c. 3 3, 1012, b y M o n t h s , a t
‘ F.
110
104
100
100
107
111
104
95
102
103
97
102
109
108
106
99
93
112
115
98
100
101
103
103
108
106
104
96
106
100
99
106
109
107
102
107
102
99
98
107
104
107
100
103
102
117
101
102
106
115
107
104
102
106
98
96
97
95
107
103
107
106
96
100
111
103
106
103
104
i To April, 1911.
1
°F.
105
98
102
98
105
106
97
94
100
98
99
105
103
105
100
95
90
110
113
98
98
98
106
98
108
101
101
96
104
100
96
105
106
105
100
103
100
96
92
103
108
105
98
108
98
116
99
97
106
114
106
100
101
108
92
97
90
92
110
104
100
102
96
100
113
101
107
99
102
O)
A
*F.
104
97
101
97
102
100
102
95
99
98
98
97
99
101
97
94
89
104
111
94
95
95
93
91
106
98
99
93
101
99
90
101
108
102
99
99
98
100
90
101
102
102
93
104
99
114
97
93
102
108
102
96
93
103
101
90
91
87
101
98
99
102
96
98
100
104
101
96
94
•F.
94
90
94
94
91
91
90
86
92
87
87
90
91
94
89
80
83
94
100
91
84
88
88
84
94
89
95
94
91
94
82
93
102
91
92
96
94
88
83
94
97
92
84
97
90
105
87
83
96
97
91
87
88
99
94
85
80
81
95
86
91
90
93
94
87
92
95
92
87
°F.
88
71
83
82
73
72
76
70
80
75
74
77
76
84
74
73
64
85
84
85
69
75
75
71
77
76
86
87
80
80
72
84
96
79
81
85
89
74
70
81
86
80
75
87
78
97
69
73
79
88
82
74
74
89
83
77
67
68
86
70
77
80
87
86
78
80
71
83
73
*F.
83
66
75
73
64
62
69
64
76
68
68
74
69
79
67
54
57
77
74
77
52
68
63
58
65
68
82
86
70
75
57
78
89
74
73
79
83
68
61
72
75
71
66
81
72
95
65
65
75
76
74
58
61
86
72
65
48
62
79
57
67
74
83
79
65
73
59
78
65
1
Annual.
°F.
110
99
105
98
103
105
98
93
102
98
96
99
101
107
99
97
90
113
112
97
100
97
108
102
100
100
100
95
100
99
95
102
105
100
98
106
98
97
95
104
106
102
98
100
99
119
97
99
103
110
102
98
101
105
100
92
93
96
104
98
101
98
95
101
105
102
107
100
98
November, jl
°F °F.
99 105
88
97
94
98
89
94
90 96
92 100
85
97
84 94
94
97
88
94
87
92
86
92
92
94
95 101
88
94
82
91
75
85
98 105
101 110
65
93
84
91
92
95
94
92
86 89
04
96
87
96
92
98
90 93
95 92
90
94
82 86
94 94
100 103
91
98
95 97
92
98
89
96
90 95
85
93
95
97
95
95
94
97
85
94
92
96
93
94
105 114
84
93
90
99
90
92
96 110
91
94
87
94
85 93
99 104
88
97
84 89
77
90
85
90
96 101
87
95
89
95
89
90
90
94
92 97
92 100
93 96
91 101
90
97
87
98
October.
*F.
95
79
96
87
81
77
78
79
91
81
83
82
88
98
86
70
57
93
87
85
82
83
77
72
85
84
91
89
90
87
71
89
99
88
92
90
86
78
75
86
97
91
78
90
86
97
77
79
85
86
90
83
77
97
SO
82
64
75
SO
74
91
92
92
88
79
93
72
94
82
I
September.
|
°F.
92
63
H4
78
64
67
64
67
79
63
72
77
70
83
67
58
52
86
83
76
59
74
63
65
68
72
86
87
76
79
64
80
88
78
75
83
82
69
59
74
90
78
61
83
76
92
60
68
72
82
84
61
68
90
80
75
46
67
82
59
72
84
86
83
69
78
58
81
69
May.
1
July.
||
February.
°F.
90
04
82
75
60
62
70
70
77
65
71
76
64
76
63
51
54
77
73
75
51
67
61
63
64
70
81
83
70
76
61
78
87
74
77
79
82
67
61
70
83
63
69
84
74
87
64
62
69
77
74
51
60
87
78
76
46
61
83
55
73
75
82
82
67
76
52
80
59
March.
Jacksonville, Fla............
Jupiter, Fla.1..................
Kansas City, M o.............
Knoxville, Tenn.............
Lander, Wyo...............
Little Rock, Ark............
Los Angeles, Cal.............
Louisville, K v................
Lynchburg, v a ..............
Montgomery, Ala...........
New Orleans, La............
New York, N. Y ............
Northfield, V t ................
North Platte, Nebr.........
Oklahoma, Okla.............
Omaha, Nebr..................
Oswego, N. Y .................
Palestine, T ex................
Parkersburg. W . V a___
Phoenix, Ariz.................
Port Huron, Mich...........
Portland, Oreg................
Rapid City, S. Dak........
Red Bluff, Cal.................
St. Louis, Mo..................
St. Paul, Minn................
Salt Lake City, Utah___
San Antonio, Tex..........
San Francisco, Cal..........
Santa Fe,N . Mex............
Sault Ste. Marie, M ich..
Seattle, Wash.................
Shreveport, La................
Spokane, Wash...............
Springfield, III................
Springfield, M o...............
Tampa, Fla.....................
Vicksburg, Miss..............
Walla Walla, Wash
Washington, D. C..........
Williston, N. Dak..........
Wilmington, N. C .,
Winnemueca, N ev.........
26
38
20
33
37
33
41
39
33
39
39
39
33
37
38
39
38
33
24
40
25
23
20
31
30
38
40
23
23
41
20
32
34
39
38
39
41
40
24
37
21
39
41
30
23
29
37
38
24
34
41
39
37
34
40
38
23
18
38
30
32
24
21
39
26
41
33
41
32
j
Abilene, Tex...................
Albany, N. Y ..................
Amarillo, Tex.................
Atlanta, Ga.....................
Bismarck, N. Dak.........
Boise, Idaho...................
Boston, Mass...................
Buffalo, N. Y .................
Charlotte, N. C...............
Chicago, 111.....................
Cleveland, Ohio..............
Denver, Colo...................
Des Moines, Iowa...........
Dodge City, Kans..........
Dubuque, Iowa..............
Duluth, Minn.................
Eastport, Me...................
El Paso, Tex...................
Fresno, Cal.....................
Galveston, T ex...............
Green Bay, Wis..............
Harrisburg, Pa...............
Havre, Mont...................
Helena, Mont..................
Huron, S. Dak................
January.
Station.
Number of
years rec
ord.
[Source: The Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture.]
°F,
110
104
105
100
107
111
104
95
102
103
99
105
109
108
106
99
93
113
115
98
100
101
108
103
108
106
104
96
106
100
99
106
109
107
102
107
102
100
98
107
108
107
100
108
•102
119
101
102
106
115
107
104
102
108
101
97
97
96
110
104
107
106
96
101
113
104
107
103
104
13
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
N o. 5 .— N O R M A L T E M P E R A T U R E : M onthly an d
A nnual M eans
at
S p e c if ie d
S t a t io n s .1
Abilene, T e x ..............
Albany, N. Y ............
Amarillo, T e x ............
Atlanta, G a ................
Bismarck, N. Dak . . .
Boise, Idaho...............
Boston, Mass..............
Buffalo, N. Y ..............
Charlotte, N .C ............
Chicago, 111.................
Cleveland, Ohio.........
Denver, Colo..............
Des Moines, Io w a ___
Dodge City, Kans___
Dubuque, Iow a.........
Duluth, Minn............
Eastport, M e..............
El Paso, T e x ..............
Fresno, Cal.................
Galveston, T e x ..........
Green Bay, W is.........
Harrisburg, P a ...........
Havre, M ont..............
Helena, M ont.............
Huron, S. D a k ...........
Indianapolis, I n d ___
Jacksonville, F la .......
Jupiter, F la ................
Kansas City. M o .......
Knoxville, T en n ........
Lander, W y o .............
Little Rock, A r k .......
Los Angeles, C a l........
Louisville, K y ...........
Lynchburg, V a ..........
Montgomery, A la ___
New Orleans. L a .......
New York, N. Y .......
Northtteld, V t ............
North Platt©, N ebr...
Oklahoma, O kla........
Omaha, N ebr.............
Oswego, N. Y ............
Palestine, T e x ...........
Parkersburg, W . V a ..
Phoenix, A m ............
Port Huron, M ich___
Portland, Oreg...........
Rapid City, S. Dak ..,
Red Bluff, Cal...........
St. Louis, M o .............
St. Paul, M inn..........
Salt Lake City, U tah.
San Antonio, T e x ___
San Francisco, C a i___
Santa Fe, N. M ex___
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Seattle, W ash............
Shreveport, L a .......... .
Spokane, W ash.........
Springfield, 111...........
Springfield, M o ..........
Tampa, F la ................
Vicksburg, Miss.........
Walla Walla, W ash ..
Washington, D .C .. ..
Williston,N. D a k ....
Wilmington, N. C . .. .
Winnemucca, Nev
!
Annual.
December,
j
i
October.
November.
September.
August.
O f °F. *F. °F. • f . °F. °F. °F. °F . 0F. °F. °F.
72
82
74 64
53
45
45 55
64
78
43
81
24 32
22
72
62
50
38
46
59
68
70
28
44
36
45
64
72
56
34 37
55
76
75
68
52
52
70
42
62
45
45
61
76
78
76 72
22
26
15
43
55
64
70
7
8
68
57
44
42
29
34
50
58
66
73
72
62
50
40
32
52
41
32
27
28 • 35
45
57
66
71
69
63
25
24 31
42
54
65
70 69
63
52
39 30
44
51
68
76
40
59
79
77
71
61
50
43
24
25
34
56
66
72 71
65
53
39
29
46
26 27
34
46
58
68
72
70
64
53
40
31
51
39
32
29
31
39
48
57
66
72 70
63
24
36
62
70
20
65
52
37
26
51
76
73
32
42
73
27
55
40
31
54
64
78
76
68
22 33
49
61
70
75
72
64
52
36
24
18
29
49
58
10
14
24
38
66
65
57
45
18
21
47
54
55
47
37
25
20
29
60
60
38
62 51
45
44
49 56
64
72 80
80
79
73
55
55
76
82
45 49
74
65
47
61
68
81
62
72
63
56
53
56
69
75
81
83
83
79
32
21
65
15 17
67
59
47
27
41
54
70
42
29
30
62
74
72
65
54
33
38
51
70
62
14
21
15
27
43
54
67
58
44
31
68
52
20
22 31
42
61
67
66
56
44
33
25
27
67
72 69
10
13
27
45
57
60
45
16
42
72
40
52
28
33
31
63
76
74
67
55
62
79
77
61
55
54
57
74
81
80
70
68
72
72
66
64
82
66
69
81
81
77
76 80
42
32
30
41
54
64
73
26
76
68 56
78
41
73
69
47
40
48
57
66
76
38
75
58
31
42
52
61
68 66
55
42
29
37 22
19
41
52
44
44
53
77
81
79
73 63
63
70
67
54 55 57
70
72
70 65
60
56
59 62
46
34
37 45
56
75
38
67
79
76
70
58
74
38
45
56
66
77
75 68
57
46
38
36
56
49
48
51
58
65
74
79
81
80
76
66
78
61
54
56 62
74
80
81
81
53
70
68
44
34
74
72 66
56
38
68
30 31
4S 59
44
32
17
26
40
54
63
67
63
55
20
15
21
35
25
35
68
74
72 63
50
27
49
59
72
61
48
39
38
49
76
80 78
35
60
68
72
76
74
66
54
38
27
20 24
36
50 62
64
70 69
63
51
39
29
24
31
43
24
55
46
57
51
58 66
49
72
78
82
80
75
66
42
66
43
34
53
63
72
76
73
55
35
31
52
84 90
50 54
81
70
59
60
67
75
89
22
37
27
22
30 42
54
64 69
67 61
50
66
46
41
46
51
57
61 66
39 41
61
53
34
26
22
24
32
44
54 64
70 69
59
47
76
82
45
74
64
53
46
49
54
59
66
81
34
43
36
44
56
66
75
31
79
77
70
58
31
72
12
70 60
48
19
15 28
46
58 67
40
32
41
50
58
68
76
76 65
52
29
33
82
59
53
80
82
51
54 62
77
69
69
75
50 51
53
54
56
57
57
58
59
58
56
51
61
38
30
50
28 32
39
48
57
66 69
67
54
31
58 62
43
20
13
21
36
48
61
13
44
51
41
63
58
40
41
49
55 60 64
39
55
82
76 66
49
81
46
50
58 66
73
80
37
31
63
69
27
30
39
48
56
68
59
47
74
41
72
66
55
31
39
52
64
76
26
29
72
68
57
44
36
34
44
56
76
75
65
31
65
60
57
61
66
71
76
79
80
80
78
73
56
78
80
75
49
80
65
47
51
58 65
73
74
74
54
43 36
36
44
68
33
65
53 . 61
45
36
73
77
74 68
57
33
34
42
53
64
25
14
22 40
54
64
69
68 60
43
6
8
54
76
46
47
48
54 60
79
78
73
63
69
38 31
72
40
54
63
71
60
49
33
47
29
i The figures cover the 33-ycar period, 1873 to 1905, inclusive.
of record have been corrected accordingly.
July.
|
|
!
May.
i
a
June.
February.
January.
[Source: The Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture.]
°F .
63
48
55
61
40
51
49
47
60
48
49
50
49
53
48
39
41
63
63
69
43
52
42
43
42
53
68
74
53
57
42
62
62
57
56
65
68
52
41
48
59
50
47
65
54
69
45
52
45
62
56
44
52
68
55
49
38
51
65
48
52
55
70
65
53
55
39
62
49
Those for stations not having that length
14
U o.
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
6 . __ P R E C I P I T A T I O N :
N ormal M onthly
St a t io n s .1
and
A nnual
S p e c if ie d
at
2.4
3.9
3.2
4.7
2.1
.2
3.4
3.4
5.5
3.6
3.6
1.6
3.9
3.4
4.3
3.6
3.4
2.1
.0
4.0
3.5
3.9
1.9
1.1
2.9
4.1
6.2
5.4
4.8
4.2
.9
4.0
.0
3.7
4.0
4.7
6.5
4.5
3.7
2.7
3. (5
4.3
3.2
3.0
4.7
1.1
2.7
.5
2.6
.0
3.-1
3.4
.5
2.2
.0
2.7
2.8
.7
3.7
.7
2 9
4.8
8.4
4.4
.4
4. 6
2.0
7.0
.2
2.0
4.0
2.8
4.5
2.0
.2
4.0
3.0
5.6
2.9
3.2
1.3
3.6
2.6
3.0
3.5
3.3
1.7
.0
5.0
3.1
4.2
1.3
.7
2.6
3.3
6.2
5.8
4.8
4.0
.5
3.6
.0
3.5
4.2
4.2
5.6
4. 5
3. 9
2.5
3.2
3.6
2.7
2.2
3.5
1.0
2.6
.0
2.1
.0
2.7
3.5
.8
2.7
.0
2.4
3.1
.5
2.2
.5
2.8
4.3
8.0
3.5
.4
4.4
1.3
6.5
.2
3.1
3.2
2.4
3.5
1.2
.4
3.2
3.2
3.2
3.0
3.2
.9
3.1
1.8
3.6
3.6
3.0
1.4
.3
5.4
3.1
2.8
1.0
1.1
1.7
3.0
8.0
9.6
3.8
2.8
1.0
3.3
.1
2.6
3. 6
2.9
4.8
3. 6
2.8
1.5
2.8
3.0
2.8
3.2
2.7
1.0
2.7
1.8
1.3
.8
2.9
3.4
.8
2.9
.3
1.6
3.5
1.9
3.2
1.0
3 4
38
V. 4
3.3
.9
3.6
.9
5.3
.3
2.3
3.0
1.7
2.3
1.0
1.3
3.9
3.5
3.2
2.6
2.7
1.0
2.7
1.4
2.7
2.7
3.8
1.0
.7
4.2
2.4
3.0
.5
.8
1.3
2.8
5.1
9.5
2.2
2.6
1.0
2.6
.8
2.6
3. i
2.4
2 9
3.7
2.5
1.2
1.8
2.4
3.3
3 6
2.4
.4
2, 7
3. 7
1.1
10
2.4
2.3
1.4
1.5
1.3
1.1.
3.3
29
3.2
1.6
2.6
2.8
3.0
2 8
1.5
3.1
.8
3.7
.5
iT h e figures represent inches and cover the 36-year period 1871 to 1906, inclusive.
that length of record have been corrected accordingly.
o
1.2
2.8
1.2
3.4
.7
.9
4.1
3.4
2.9
2.5
2.8
.5
1.5
.6
1.8
1.6
4.8i
1.0
4.0
2.0
2.4
.8
.7
.6
3.5
2.2
3.0
1.8
3.6
.6
4.6
1.5
4 2
2.8
3.1
3.8
3.4
2.6
.4
2.2
1.1
3.4
3. 0
2.8
1.0
2.7
6.5
.5
3.2
2.9
1.3
1.4
1.8
2.5
.8
2.9
5.9
4.1
2 3
2.7
2.6
1.7
.4.2
2.1
2.7
.6
2.4
.7
1.1
2.6
.8
4.5
.6
1.7
3.4
3.4
3.9
2.1
2.6
.6
1.3
.6
1.7
1.2
4.0
.5
1.5
3.7
1.8
2.6
.6
.8
.6
3.0
3.0
2.9
i-4
4.2
.7
4.2
2.9
3.7
3-3
4.5
4.5
3.4
2.7
.5
1.7
.9
3.6
3.7
2.8
.6
2.2
7.3
.5
4.5
2.2
1.1
1.3
1.6
4.2
.8
2.3
6.0
4.4
2.6
2.4
2.7
2.0
5.0
2.1
3.2
.7
3.1
1.0
Annual.
3.2
3.8
3.0
3.9
3.5
.9
3.0
3.1
4.5
3.7
3.7
1.5
5.0
3.3
4.6
4.5
3.2
.6
.1
4.8
3.6
3.6
2.8
2.1
3.8
4.3
5.5
6.9
4.7
4.2
1.1
4.1
.1
4.2
3.9
4.2
6.2
3.3
3.2
3.2
3.1
5. C
3.4
4.0
4.6
.1
3.2
1.8
3.6
.5
4.5
4.4
.8
3.1
.2
1.0
2.8
1.7
3.6
1.6
4.3
5.2
8.3
4. o
1.2
4.2
3.6
5.6
.6
j
3.7
3.0
3.7
1 3.1
! 2.5
|1.3
3.5
|3.1
3.9
3.4
3.2
2.5
4.6
3.3
; 4.3
3.5
3.8
.4
.6
3.2
3.6
3.7
2.1
2.0
2.9
3.9
4.2
4.8
5.1
3.7
2.9
5.1
.5
3.6
4.0
3.8
3.9
3.2
2.8
3.1
5.8
4.5
2.8
4.9
3.5
.0
3.2
2.4
2.9
1.3
4 2
3.6
2.0
3.0
.8
1.1
3.2
2.3
4.2
1.6
4.5
56
2.9
4.3
1.8
3.8
2 3
4.0
1.0
1
| December. 1
1.1 1.4
2.5 2.7
.9
.6
4.6 5.8
.5 1.0
1.4 1.4
3.4 4.1
2.8 2.6
4.4 4.6
2.2 2.6
2.6 2.8
.5 1.0
1.1 1.6
.9
.7
1.4 2.2
1.0 1.6
3.6 4.3
.4
.5
1.4 1.8
3.1 2.9
1.6 2.4
2.7 3.1
.5
.5
.7
.7
.4 1.0
3.1 4.0
3.4 3.5
3.0 3.1
1.0 2.8
4.9 5.6
.6 1.6
4.2 4.9
2.9 3.0
3.8 4.3
3.5 3.8
5.5 6.4
4.5 5.3
3.7 4.1
2.3 2.8
.4
.9
1.0 2.4
.8 1.4
2.6 2.8
3.4 3.5
3.2 3.8
.5
.7
2.2 2.4
5.7 5.2
.5 1.0
3.6 3.8
2.8 3.4
.8 1.6
1.4 2.0
1.8 1.7
3.7 3.1
.7
.8
1.4 1.8
3.9 3.6
3.6 4.5
1.9 3.5
2.8 3.1
2.3 4.1
3.3 2.8
4.6 6.2
1.6 1.9
3.4 3.8
.5
.7
3.4 3.6
.9 1.0
October,
,
July.
j August.
0.9
2.6
.6
5.3
.5
1.9
3.8
3.3
4.3
2.0
2.4
.4
1.2
.5
1.5
1.0
3.8
.5
1.6
3.6
1.7
2.8
.7
.9
.5
2.8
3.1
3,6
1.1
5.0
.4
4.8
2.8
3.9
3.7
5.1
4.0
3.8
2.5
.5
1.3
•C
3.2
3.9
3.2
1.2
1.9
6.5
.4
3.9
2.3
.9
1.4
1.7
4.3
.6
2.2
4.5
4.4
2.3
2.2
2.7
2.8
5.7
2.0
3.4
.6
3.5
1.0,
i
September. 1
j
2.3
2.4
1.7
3.6
1.9
1.2
3.6
2.4
3.4
2.9
2.3
2.2
3.0
1.9
2.9
2.1
2.9
.2
.7
3.1
2.4
2.5
1.0
1.1
2.6
3.5
2.7
2.6
3.3
4.6
2.5
4.5
1.1
4.1
3.2
4.2
4.9
3.3
2.1
2.2
2.8
3.0
2.3
4.1
2.9
.4
2.1
3.0
2.3
1.8
3.5
2.3
2.3
2.9
1.8
.9
2.1
2.7
4.6
1.3
3 3
3.9
1.8
5.2
1.7
3.2
1.2
2.9
.9
j
t
June.
Abilene, T e x .............................
Albany, N. Y ............................
Amarillo, T e x ............................
Atlanta, G a ..............................
Bismarck. N. D a k ....................
Boise, Idah o..............................
Boston, Mass..............................
Buffalo, N. Y ............................
Charlotte, N. C ..........................
Chicago, 111................................
Cleveland, O hio........................
Denver, Colo.............................
Des Moines, Iow a.....................
Dodge City, Kans......................
Dubuque, Io w a ........................
Dulutn, M inn............................
Eastport, M e.............................
El Paso, T e x .............................
Fresno, C al................................
Galveston, T e x .........................
Green Bay, W is........................
Harrisburg, P a ..........................
Havre, M ont.............................
Helena, M ont............................
Huron, S. D a k ..........................
Indianapolis, I n d ......................
Jacksonville, F la .......................
Jupiter, F la ...............................
Kansas City. Mo........................
Knoxville, Ten n .......................
Lander, W y o ............................
Little Rock, A rk .......................
Los Angeles, C al.......................
Louisville, K y ..........................
Lynchburg, V a .........................
Montgomery, A la .....................
New Orleans, L a .......................
New York, N. Y .......................
Northfield, V t ...........................
North Platte, Nebr...................
Oklahoma, O kla.......................
Omaha, N ebr............................
Oswego, N. Y ............................
Palestine, T e x ..........................
Parkersburg, W. V a .................
Phoenix, Ariz............................
Port Huron, M ich....................
Portland, Oreg..........................
Rapid City, S. D a k ..................
Red. Bluff, C a l..........................
St. Louis, M o ............................
St. Paul, M inn..........................
Salt Lake City, Utah...............
San Antonio, T e x .....................
San Francisco, C a l...................
Santa Fe, N. M ex.....................
Saulfc Ste. Marie, M ich..............
Seattle, W ash............................
Shreveport, La...........................
Spokane, W ash.........................
Springfield, 111..........................
Springfield, M o.........................
Tampa, F la ...............................
Vicksburg, Miss........................
Walla Walla, W ash..................
Washington, D. C .....................
Willistoh, N. Dak......................
Wilmington, N. C ....................
Winnemucca. N e v ...................
9
■9
I
i
|February,
Station.
|January.
;
[Source: The Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture.]
24.7
36.4
22.6
49.4
17.6
12.7
43.4
37.3
49.2
33.3
35.0
14.0
32.4
20.8
34.0
29.9
43.3
9.8
9.7
47.1
31.1
37.3
13.7
12.8
21.1
41.5
53.2
60.2
37.4
49.4
13.9
49.9
15.6
44.. 3
43.4
51 2
57.4
41.6
33 8
18.9
31 7
30.7
36.2
43.0
40.2
7.9
30.6
45.1
18.7
25.0
37.2
28.7
16.0
26.8
22.3
14.5
31.4
36.6
45.7
18.8
37.0
44.6
53.1
53.7
17.7
43.5
15.1
51.0
8* 4
Stations not having
No. 7 .—AKE..
^ I N M A N RESERVATIONS, AND INDIAN POPULATION THEREON, EXCLUSIVE OF ALASKA: B y
S ta te s
Y e a rs E n d e d J u n e 30, 1880, 1890, 1900, a n d 1913.
*
[Source; Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior.]
Area of Indian reservations—unallotted.
1880
Acres.
Sq. miles.
Acres.
Sq. miles.
6,603,191
494,045
1,094,400
10,317.50
772.00
1,710.00
15,150,757
406,396
23,673.00
635.25
748,981
100,915
692
137,747
60,332
020,447
.350,800
436,252
885,010
7,228,731
86,366
65,211
(6)
4.295.00
64.236.00
6,022.00
(5>
3.552.50
40,411.50
2.00
159.50
42.50
8.523.00
16.549.00
214.00
1.490.50
15.629.00
137.00
102.00
9.158.00
20.770.00
3.242.00
18,2-21.00
1,364,500
19,513,218
2,965
28,279
8,317
1,566,707
9,500,700
74,592
954,135
1,667,485
87,677
98,211
3,701,724
6,884,021
1,300,225
8,991,791
2.132.00
30.489.75
4.50
44.25
18.00
2,447.75
14,845.00
116.50
1.491.00
2.605.50
137.00
153.50
5.784.00
10,756.25
2.031.50
14.019.75
3,847,477
87,677
63,211
745,053
2,628,323
1,212,860
1,396,844
6, 011.68
1,853,800
I6)
2,273,421
25,863,372
1,258
102,026
27,319
2,254,781
10.591.360
136,947
954,135
10,002,525
87,677
65,211
5,861,120
13,292,668
2,075,240
11.661.360
59,040
>; 925,748
3.186.00
10,821.00
916.00
2.375.00
3,972,480
4,045,284
512,129
2,342,400
6.207.00
6.321.00
800.00
3.660.00
2,039,040
2,333,575
381,061
1,810,000
3.186.00
3,646.25
595.25
2.828.00
779,154
2,368,215
304,309
93,976
1,217.43
8,700.31
475.48
146.84
241,800.00 104,314,349
162,991.00
77,865,378
121,665.00
39,114,371
61,116.20
2,
1,520j 000
T otal.................... ,154,741,554
1.00
215.00
104.00
7.853.00
45.870.00
682.00
1.883.00
11.295.00
135.00
102.00
<*)
17,585,844
364,743
483,910
27,477.87
569.9.1
756.11
23,542
481,518
36.78
752.37
3,251
' 543
1,083
574,344
5,376,616
5,212
686,666
1.69
897.41
8,400.96
8.14
1,072.91
136.99
98.77
1,164.14
4,106.75
1,895.09
2,182.57
1000
1912
1M3
21,361
10,669
2,530
27,168
30,749
12,108
1,793
40,189
11,431
995
40,754
17,517
41,505
216,513
870
4,020
76,895
355
746
10,141
6,198
21,650
4,409
6,800
23,452
5,139
2,200
(&)
4,251
68,225
399
1,016
7,428
6,403
10,842
3,254
8,375
10,998
5,112
3,000
7,759
13,176
4,507
19,696
290
*5,355
(5)
290
40
14,289
8,847
2,063
710
256,127
2,211
9,830
9,152
1,658
2,302
243,524
575
3,557
........ 600
3,841
7,557
8,952
10,076
3,854
8,321
8,480
5,334
1,436
8,276
13,926
4,063
19,212
290
2,115
9,827
10,726
1,642
364
1,317
7,519
11,116
11,242
3,832
5.426
21,874
5.426
2,078
8,389
6117,444
6,401
20,333
702
1,309
11,833
9,816
1,697
8,362
270,544
7319,216
1,211
365
1,345
7,512
11,338
11,331
3,890
47,756
21,725
5,419
2,109
8,538
6117,274
6,414
20,555
702
,815
12,547
9,930
1,715
7,862
1Population 1913 subject to slight change; one superintendent’ s report of one reservation used instead of 1913 report.
2 See Nevada.
y
3The Territory o f Dakota was admitted to the Union Nov. 2,1869, as two States, viz, North Dakota and South Dakota.
*Includes 1,500 reported under Greenville, Cal., 1912,
6See Dakota.
« Includes the Five Civilized Tribes, numbering over 101,000.
7Does not include the Indian population of States in which the Indian Office has no representative, which amounted, according to Hie census of 1910, to 8,126.
POPULATION.
4,832.50
783.00
19,480.00
57,213.50
1800
AND
092,720
501,083
467,200
616,448
1880
RESERVATIONS
A rizon a.........................
California i .....................
Colorado........................
Dakota8 .........................
Florida...........................
Idaho .............................
Indian Territory...........
I o w a ...............................
Kansas...........................
Michigan........................
Minnesota......................
Montana........................
Nebraska...................
Nevada...................... __
New M exico...................
New Y o rk .................
North Carolina........
North D akota..........
Oklahoma.................
Oregon......................
South D akota................
T e x a s .......................
U ta h ..............................
Washington1.................
Wisconsin.................
W yom in g.................
Miscellaneous..........
Sq. miles.
Indian population.
1900
INDIAN
Acres.
1890
No. 8 ,—ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD ENTRIES: A r ea ,
by
S tates , Y eaes E s d e d J une SO, 1903 to 1913.
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]
State.
1903
1904
1005
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
!
1912
1913
Acres.
93,013.66
424.09
62,032. £8
467,944.43
266,317.64
Acres.
93.804.87
580,05
41.328.52
385,946.96
262.973.23
Acres.
97,352.52
14.02
60,864.94
411,177.70
211,567.12
Acres.
83,976.89
544.48
66,037.17
431,407.34
173,438.24
Acres.
76,291.17
985.72
136,930.30
234,806.44
235,816.46
Acres.
47,810.53
467.90
259.106.69
153.568.70
216,699.40
Acres.
45,213.18
2,400.54
213,891.40
132,860.86
278,700.59
Acres.
49,198.84
15,477.69
486,066.86
201,006.00
1,062,005.18
Acres.
86,225.44
5,244.95
669,292.97
247,318.58
871,381.68
Acres.
56,150.52
103.67
367,544.48
177,731.28
381,129.44
Colorado...............
Florida...................
Idaho ....................
Illinois...................
Indiana.................
512.245.83
121.239.3.5
337.376.30
89.15
13.05
420,035.01
247,451.72
420,774.98
438,534.40
183,494.63
425.364.03
40.00
9.30
938,132.08
130,017.23
892,193.36
1,903,616.73
68,524.71
390,567.01
1,554,570.24
67,145.39
448,430.01
1,346,261.21
67,670.50
587,198.56
2,960,758.10
116,314.72
565,579.91
2,129,591.31
144,809.48
1,099,796.01
1,225,105.49
183,061.64
835,123.85
1,182,433.29
95,768.02
666,048.12
I o w a ......................
Kansas...................
Louisiana..............
Michigan................
Minnesota..............
534.61
191,045.92
148.626.21
41,309.08
559,270.16
377.03
252,680.48
76,559.87
34,132.80
608,831.12
40.00
261,890.75
67.019.53
28.820.87
492,893.85
308.23
657,983.80
52,469.39
26,610.29
280,745.55
52.43
597,499.63
48,259.82
27,501.74
215.041.02
120.00
324,120.36
32,827.65
29,859.88
254,276.45
155,857.83
25,477.44
21,568.13
233,587.95
150,769.83
22,105.92
16,027.71
196,945.92
120,714.66
24,432.63
17,189.17
85,906.65
71,199.40
16.491.13
17,222.57
87,916.74
67,683.69
15,854.88
13,633.45
39,214.84
Mississippi............
Missouri.................
M ontana................
Nebraska...............
Nevada...................
112,954.69
71,740.67
388,554.94
491,706.57
9,347.14
68,517.19
95,202.74
362,882.38
1,310,712.56
24,589.13
67,859.74
82,603.93
341.931.04
4,778,352.43
12.784.23
66,052.01
73,541.61
503,789.09
1,719,857.44
17,798.82
47,609.05
60,606.25
489,985.30
1,773,143.72
31,503.88
32,471.08
39,216.19
777,455.13
1,740,406.56
33,898.07
29,014.75
27,855.06
1,159,486.15
1,913,713.42
27.200.22
23,831.57
21,025.97
4,732,806.60
1,569,173.87
48,210.34
34,440.75
19,292.74
4,257,302.52
1,505,528.80
312,510.88
27.708.14
21,968.55
3,600,260.67
1,394,388.57
261.188.07
19,877.82
4,458.07
3,996,358.29
996,895,35
57,197.07
New M exico..........
516.831.31
North D akota....... 2,545,082.46
Oklahoma.............. 1,534,306.27
Oregon...................
832,473.29
South Dakota.........
712,710.56
839,180.77
1,622,476.41
1,393,159.86
442,508.62
772,570.29
294,402.74 1,041,552.90
1,617,763.53 2,736,460.67
769,916.26 1,391,582.65
405,606.14
308,867.59
989,972.18 1,640,483.14
2,544,630.32
2,091,895.98
992.532.03
276,117.62
1,438,143.95
2,338,866.03
1,340,437.97
501,930.74
374,067.58
1,962,153.69
1,585,367.19
786,416.70
266.888.59
400,169.69
1,913,295.51
1,496,528.68
751,002.78
187.930.35
642.915.35
2,529,008.30
1,377,563.07
511,988.47
134,069.23
733,457.15
1,198,053.98
1,050,399.79
806,120.47
92,8-46.00
715,869.45
459,281.04
920,659.82
416,783.34
65,942.77
499,992.86
221,776.92
269,739.23
659,198.91
51,425.11
235,146.72
130,193.82
447,328.55
23,468.67
400,958.27
116,358.54
429,637.52
30,275.57
472,983.38
135,722.31
857.978.59
16,882.39
566,880.79
297,806.06
334,963.48
14,914.55
977,429.04
600,045.68
442,332.85
17,970.36
1,158,348.58
U ta h ......................
Washington...........
Wisconsin..............
Wyoming...............
19,930.91
799,971.61
105.176.05
264.854.83
13,408.85
508,689.51
81,359.23
185,432.72
18.014.67
552,541.93
68.388.67
212,693.37
10.08
514.673.7 0
346,664.11
16,099.44
501,062.19
191.662.12
175.860.12
11,290.91
579,962.45
T ota l............ 11,193,120.25 10,171,265.97 12,895,571.84 13,974,931.62 14,754,584.62 13,586,348.20 12,302,146.20 18,329,115.62 17,639,099.54 13,624,104.69 111,222,063.59
Final entries (total
a rea )................... 3,576,964.14 3,232,716.75 3,419,387.15 3,526,748.58 3,740,567.71 4,242,710.59 3,699,466.79 4,143,957.94 7,653,610.67 7,163,372.85 10,009,285.16
i
i Includes 40 acres for which entry was made at the General Land Office.
LANDS,
Acrcs.
114,*461.89
1,202.84
6(5,639.37
362.456.21
300,968.98
PUBLIC
Alabam a................
A lask a...................
Arizona.................
Arkansas...............
California..............
No. 9 .—RAILROAD SELECTIONS: A bea, by States, Y ears E nded June 30, 1903 to 1913.
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]
State.
Arlcapsf^
190*
Acres.
679.95
64,418.94
820.00
76,089.60
805,215.06
3,864,182.24
1906
.Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
1907
Acres.
38.28
156,217.54
891.97
347,258.62
1,000,215.15
97,793.68
393.91
426,951.99
440.30
32,262.94
80.00
318,986.37
47,268.72
1,194.51
24,509.73
15,083.50
64,666.18
480.92
625.53
240.00
198.30
l,l(te.73
11,522.44
348,742.12
528,813.73
186,665.24
143,474.05
48,615.07
40,674.22
113,997.03
41,696.62
5,475.03
16.76
72,399.68
12,504.56
62,953.66
2,353,584.96
1,357,845.02
995,807.56
8,525.54
252,856.65
2,319.75
484,426.03
58,752.39
89,060.85
145,484.74
213.20
1,400.56
2,416,688.99
100,971.94
1008
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
Acres.
40.11
19,424.00
Acres.
80.04
60,549.02
133,596.70
60,547.78
222,805.98
30,031.55
3,897.46
589,000.37
364,084.18
442,879.81
160.00
21,392.65
23,995.43
10,740.13
422.37
36,612.03
160.00
1,358.22
5,142.75
9,114.84
40.80
4,767.60
11,758.19
19,480.58
11,667.92
17,912.64
12,871.84
13,645.81
2,218.24
485.34
816.13
1,950.18
40.00
329,295.30
2,874.66
327,185.62
474.41
665,864.37
849,928.10
941,184.91
746,602.64
1,199,312.85
875.99
123,700.97
48,481.32
260,522.33
13,850.11
30,360.99
446,260.14
50,014.95
17,630.01
774.56
180,151.19
720.23
241.36
20,548.17
95.532.67
749.01
34.608.68
27,485.72
52,309.64
3,585.17
14,432.05
175,979.81
1,185.47
45,556.41
93,389.34
2,169.00
6,596.07
55,375.90
117.72
9,643.64
74,292.45
2,769.80
4,867.60
18,888.29
813.06
2,583.95
67,849.24
680.00
4,555.08
97,554.97
62,881.27
40.00
121.14
12.867.92
89.714.92
18.80
24,365.62
912,009.98
782,539.47
1,928,437.11 1 1,538,794.61
i
1,837,523.66
1,303,013.18
1,340,439.62
3,023.99
LANDS,
T o ta l............
1905
PUBLIC
Florida...................
71,741.89
Idaho....... ..............
250,497.81
Kansas ...................
2,140.00
Louisiana. . . . . . . . . .
M ichigan. . .
3,984.06
Minnesota..............
231.33
Mississippi.. . . . . . . .
Missouri............
631, 778.52
Montana ...............
1,235.12
Nebraska................
185,869.61
Nevada
New M exico...........
353,795.30
North D akota.......
139,184.44
O regon .................
South Dakota.........
Utah........................
W ashington...........
76,392.44
W isconsin. . . . . .
W yom ing................ 1,197,608.17
1904:
No. 1 0 .— LAND AREAS UNAPPROPRIATED AND UNRESERVED: B y S t a t e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30,1890, 1900, a n d 1913.
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]
1890
State .i
Surveyed.
A rizon a........................................................................
Arkansas.......................................................................
California.....................................................................
C olorado.......................................................................
Oklahoma___
... .. ...
.
..
. . . . . _____ . . .
South D akota..............................................................
W isconsin.............. . . . . ........................................
W yom ing.......................................................................
T o ta l................................................................... 282,772,439
Total.
Acres.
Acres.
1,105,060
369,529,600
49,699,052
4,902,329
53,922,718
30,994,446
5,624,426
46,957,290
5,000
755,791
1,358,853
832,707
6,913,554
1,407,480
1,151,463
64,807,627
11,226,584
50,804,540
56,360,326
80,497,400
3,604,693
38,273,228
10,241,498
86,205,100
19,646,316
819,320
49,010,060
369,529,600
37,715,426
15,172,154
5,689,896
3,340,800
43,019,013
3,000
115,393
4,011,520
55,196,312
23,488,373
16,699,520
16.179.000
a 3,672,640
14,894,246
8,198,124
29.176.000
15,491,145
H M m
672,974,022 *055,746,461
Surveyed.
Acres.
359,250
10,^86,745
3,493,444
84,423,923
85,134,613
1,438,749
11,722,541
1,196,900
877,206
430,483
2,386,295
285,804
337,946
18,546,146
9,798,688
29,622,658
41,951,628
12,597,130
5,733,572
23,489,861
11,612,943
10,019,262
5,237,302
313,565
43,194,311
314,590,965
Unsurveyed.
Total.
Acres.
Acres.
359,250
359,492,760
60,286,986
3,493,444
42,467,612
39,650,247
1,596,411
43,286,694
Acres.
77,600
Acres.
11,750,267
897,489
15,633,304
17,787,548
202,886
7,748,512
367,963,823
27,774,928
70,000
5,220,333
1,565,683
155,531
10,167,110
02,668
78,014
89,057
1,286,394
41,660
713
10,977,501
405,469
29,359,141
20,927,792
1,156,120
41,636
13,613,442
3,751,661
12,290,842
1,079,957
9,880
80,405,454
25,779,452
10,370,829
6,163,858
1,196,900
442,224
430,483
4,696,208
285,804
337,946
67,968,057
9,798,688
61,277,506
66,541,170
18,725,239
5,733,572
34,377,907
11,930,809
42,967,451
11,125,883
313,565
48,858,169
1,850,225
92,508
78.014
85), 057
1,286,394
41,660
713
21,542,853
405,469
55,138,593
3x, 298,621
1,156,120
41,636
16,545,522
8,805,432
33,837,590
1,750,208
9,880
82,255,679
602,544,915
4917,135,880
179,20-1,397
486,686,632
4665,891,029
359,492,760
89,400,241
8,043,589
4,515,634
157,6«2
81,664,153
65,018
2,309,908
49,416,911
31,654,848
14,589,542
6,128,109
10,888,046
317,866
82,948,189
6,888,581
Surveyed.
Unsurveyed.
10,565,352
2,932,080
68,781
21,547,254
670,251
Total.
Acres.
77,600
367,963,823
39,525,195
467,489
20,853,637
19,353,231
358,417
17,915,622
i In the States not enumerated the land areas were all appropriated in the years mentioned.
* Lands in Alaska are mostly unsurveyed and unappropriated.
« In public land strip.
4Exclusive of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, in which, if any public land remains, it consists of a few small, isolated tracts; it is exclusive of the Cherokee Strip, containing
8,044,644 acres, and all other lands owned or claimed by the Indians in the Indian Territory west o f the ninety-sixth degree o f longitude.
LA1NTDS,
New M exico..................................................................
Unsurveyed.
1013
PUBLIC
Iow a................................................................... ...........
Kansas .............. , .....................................................
Lou isiana.....................................................................
Michigan. __. . __ _ .. .............................................
Minnesota.....................................................................
Mississippi............................................. ......................
M issouri...............
M ontana.......................................................................
Nebraska.....................................................................
Acres.
1,105,060
12>
11,983,626
4,902,329
88,750,564
34,354,550
2,283,626
3,938,277
2,000
755,791
1,243,460
832,707
2,002,034
1,407,480
1,151,463
9,611,316
11,226,584
27,316,107
39,660,806
14,318,400
22,053
23,378,982
2,043,374
7,029,100
4,155,171
819,320
37,578,200
1900
No. 1 1 .—PUBLIC AND INDIAN LANDS ENTERED, FOR CASH: B y
S ta tes, Y e a r s E n d ed
June
30, 1903
to
1913.
[Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]
State.
Acres.
1,723.37
118,015.48
425,095.34
142,775.78
957,507.84
1,620,391.95
2,996,591.76
700,472.55
903.02
303.07
20.97
457,529.18
188,457.17
59,689.43
933,845.87
98,080.95
119,124.82
1,533,205.29
503,531.32
886,276.60
206,643.67
2,935,112.18
45.00
1,544,317.90
1.926,395.13
755,853.40
165,006.03
1,418,319.48
118,766.27
2,014,698.83
1905
1911
1912
Acres.
Acrcs.
10,772.33
17,508.03
50,930.86
47,353.42
171,316.50
137,637.76
541,793.23
468.160.64
1,290,579.46 1,214,348.36
1,983,078.58 3,904,757.50
125.744.65
121,837.68
1,383,443.88 1,768,010.34
564.04
160.02
Acres.
15,477.69
49,518.88
201,006.00
486,066.86
1,064,644.89
2,272,008.99
1-14,809.48
1,191,012.91
Acrcs.
5,244.95
90,615.04
247,318.58
669,292.97
872,301.68
1,354,326.05
183,061.64
860,8-10.25
Acres.
103.67
56,245.68
178,065.19
770,449.59
937,230.43
1,458,107.84
96,277.34
1,030,212.55
40.00
166,375.14
39,428.40
33,813.58
385,816.56
53,560.91
35,908.88
2,460,905.55
1,979,872.10
157,311.36
22,344.86
19,612.94
295,177.03
52,509.66
29,339.15
6,616,734.69
1,638,485.72
122,810.19
24,432.63
17,189.17
239,830.59
19.292.74
34.440.75
4,659,232.48
1,505,584.66
71,915.69
16.491.13
17,222.57
397,158.46
21,958.55
27.708.14
3,687,420.90
1,394,388.57
68,775.14
16,309.44
13,636.92
191,762.18
4,470.06
20,599.64
4,717,117.51
997,812.22
2,850,337.11
60,131.50
1,383,957.19
2,542,799.18
78,190.07
877,649.71
1,924,145.46
261,125.24
807,512.18
1,377,563.07
312,510.88
513,357.48
1,050,399.79
261,188.07
384,218.11
2,324,250.89
173,799.66
418,685.76
514,159.58
1,021,001.29
2,086,171.82
469,311.88
820,813.57
57,595.61
829,614.19
297,572.30
1,091,530.56
2,219,560.32
019,802.07
608,546.35
19,061.18
897,479.96
193,692.95
1,050,723.53
2,946,827.85
577,459.86
560,789.20
17,007.33
1,377,063.74
146,600.50
742,049.87
1,711,629.43
693,770.08
481,459.19
17,970.36
1,167,042.50
97,563.31
715,869.45
696,546.70
549,883.11
382,565.57
16,099.44
503,090.10
65,959.39
561,810.14
468,658.33
262,863.44
357,323.51
11,300.18
665,255.75
1906
1907
1008
Acrcs.
1,770.65
95,338.63
516,964.53
234,085.06
986,253.31
1,679,617.79
286,095.63
855,754.73
952.39
4.90
Acres.
4,925.86
102,621.51
441,530.07
107,054.87
809,811.28
1,597,010.38
166,053.73
734,763.70
957.93
40.00
Acres.
3,834.80
81,228.56
333,676.41
198,509.64
766,932.98
2,127,661.99
83,072,78
1,087,402.94
1,433.69
40.00
10.08
332,931.81
59,450.26
46,147.59
429,351.12
129,157.20
35,545.37
1,494,052.02
1,781,823.80
601,360.93
216,468.06
1,798,551.95
608,264.07
88,563.48
1,679,722.76
669,438.67
80,086.61
38,669.10
397,567.07
101,426.89
75,856.78
1,782,279.90
1,736,964.79
*90.03
1,235,059.38
278,904.38
3,325,828.23
Acres.
7,132.16
92,530.30
496,015.40
86,121.64
579,294.93
2,483,666.69
109,663.03
1,162,745.25
195.65
296.30
129.70
611,726.97
89,608.79
42,828.40
324,418.22
154,871.72
55,645.26
1,218,780.97
1,785,762.47
2,758,006.91
47,254.63
2,256,423.56
1,394,227.56
1,172,415.14
823,240.29
133,503.01
961,822.89
89,949.98
402,192.24
770,225.35
769,480.58
1,028,149.12
185,517.13
773,541.23
72,012.71
347,714.32
1,426,306.46
617.293.21
1,707,684.39
413.030.21
989,907.66
55,592.44
534,431.94
2,007,753.84
951.481.34
1,502,411.24
334,827.36
911.827.34
28,966.92
897,679.59
Acres.
2,973.11
97,561.08
416,583.11
151.340.84
1,032,758.32
621,100.25
326,579.30
609,568.10
1,010.84
40.00
9.30
268,627.46
273.100.84
95,324.72
269,200.68
47,580.07
41,519.50
1,098,763.74
835,314.29
117,304.56
104,096.72
82,201.70
77,034.04
1,052,994.63 1,086,290.05
1,318,931.13 4,792,351.65
1000
1910
1018
T o ta l............ 22,824,299.65 16,322,297.68 17,056,622.27 19,431,187.47 20,997,506.58 19,090,356.78 19,892,503.76 26,391,269.09 19,211,372.27 14,574,688.82 215.867,222.45
Jl?ed Sank abandoned military reservation.
^Includes 40 acres for which entry was made at the General Land Office.
LANDS.
1001
PUBLIC
A lask a...................
A labam a................
Arkansas................
A rizon a..................
California..............
C olorado................
Florida...................
Idaho .....................
I o w a .......................
Illin ois...................
In d ia n a .................
Kansas...................
Louisiana..............
Michigan................
Minnesota..............
Missouri.................
Mississippi..............
M ontana................
Nebraska................
New Jersey............
New M exico...........
Nevada...................
North D akota.......
Ohio........................
Oklahoma..............
O regon...................
South D akota.......
U ta h .......................
W ashington...........
W isconsin..............
W yom in g..............
1003
LANDS AND WATER POWEBS
20
No. 1 2 .—LAND AREAS PATENTED: B y S t a t e s , Y e a r E n d e d J u n e 30, 1913.
{Source: General Land Office, Department of the Interior.]
Alabama..
Alaska___
Arizona...
Arkansas..
California.,
Colorado..
Florida___
Idaho.......
Illinois___
Indiana. ..
Iowa.........
Kansas....
Louisiana.
Michigan..
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri...
61,
4.
185,
164,
433,
1,
1,
256,
54,
17,
159,
38,
42,
627
!. 561
!. 240
5.342
5.223
1.230
I. 726
.930
1.410
1.280
!. 900
1.730
[.130
Washington.............................
Wisconsin................................
Wyoming................................
Made at General Land Office.
2,342,923.198
2,085,412.631
26,235.385
846,552.276
1,186,496.960
1,543.510
357,162.622
268,824.933
1,560,661.550
243.611.612
284.804.612
22,679.770
376,636.532
179,641.900
Total..............................
12,678,076.805
Nebraska.................................
Nevada....................................
New Mexico........................... .
North Dakota........................ .
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma................................
Oregon.....................................
South Dakota..........................
Utah..................................
No. 1 3 . — SWAMP AND OVERFLOW LANDS: A r e a s
in
1908,
by
S ta tes.
[Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, prepared by Geological Survey, Department of
the Interior.]
Area.
Acres.
1.120,000
5.760.000
1.850.000
37,700
Alabama. ..
Arkansas. . .
California ..
Connecticut
Delaware...
Florida.......
Georgia.......
Illinois.......
Indiana___
Iow a ...........
Kansas.......
K entucky..
Louisiana..
200,000
18.560.000
2.400.000
2.688.000
1,000,000
800,000
160,000
224.000
9.600.000
240.000
356.000
M a in e ...........
Maryland ..
Area.
Massachusetts ..
Michigan............
M innesota.........
Mississippi.........
M issouri............
N ebraska..........
New Hampshire
New Jersey.......
New Y o rk ..........
North Carolina..
North Dakota...
Ohio....................
Oklahoma..........
Rhode Island .
South Carolina
South Dakota.
Tennessee.......
Texas..............
Verm ont.........
Virginia...........
W ashington...
West Virginia
Wisconsin.......
W yom in g.......
Acres.
17,900
1.760.000
226,000
800,000
1.620.000
70.000
384,000
75.000
2,500
2,500,000
25.000
T o ta l___
74,541,700
200,000
35.000
500,000
96.000
Oregon ...................
Pennsylvania. . .
No. 1 4 . — DEVELOPED WATER POWERS : W h e e l s
b y
Area.
Acres.
138,700
4.400.000
4.500.000
6.173.000
1.920.000
256.000
43.000
601,900
576.000
2.400.000
226.000
and
H o r s e p o w e r i n 1908,
S ta tes.
[Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, compiled by Bureau of the Census, Department
of Commerce.]
Horse
power.
State.
Alabama.....................
Alaska.........................
Arizona.......................
Arkansas.....................
California....................
Colorado......................
Connecticut................
Delaware.....................
District of Columbia..
Florida........................
Georgia........................
Idaho...........................
Illinois.........................
Indiana.......................
Iowa............................
Kansas........................
K entucky...................
Louisiana....................
Maine..........................
Maryland....................
Massachusetts............
Michigan................... .
Minnesota...................
Mississippi..................
Missouri......................
Montana.....................
1,804
106
37
255
1,070
353
1,546
277
6
207
2,314
285
413
495
461
184
834
79
2,797
694
2,749
1,498
531
336
397
204
161,694
17,289
16,855
5,868
466,774
78,878
118,145
7,976
1,000
4,539
166,587
78,743
50,116
29,153
17,304
18,606
14,156
1,184
343,096
21,715
260,182
205,019
152,380
7,922
10,107
148,052
Horse
power.
State.
Nebraska............
Nevada...............
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.........
New Mexico.......
New York..........
North Carolina..
North Dakota...
Ohio....................
Oklahoma..........
Oregon................
Pennsylvania.. .
Rhode Isla nd...
South Carolina..
South D akota...
Tennessee...........
Texas..................
Utah...................
Vermont............
Virginia..............
Washington.......
West Virginia...
Wisconsin..........
Wyoming...........
387
1,301
68
2,160
195
260
2,018
3,011
475
672
L, 667
66
Total....... .
52,827
227
39
12,792
20,577
183,167
38,011
2,310
885,862
162,284
613
34,840
2,994
231,379
290,990
37,165
207,242
11,112
95,060
9,966
64,265
170,276
100,123
147,041
20,500
220,916
3,855
5,356,
W ATE R POWERS.
21
No. 1 5 .—DEVELOPED WATER POWERS: W h e e l s a n d H o r s e p o w e r i n 1908,
b y D r a i n a g e B a s in s .
{Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, compiled by Bureau of the Census, Department
of Commerce.]
Drainage basin.
Drainage basin.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
NORTHERN ATLANTIC.
St. Johns River....................
St. Croix River.....................
Penobscot River...................
Kennebec River...................
Androscoggin River.............
683
13,681
20,500
70,454
63,936
123,455
Presumscot River................
Saco River............................
Merrimac River....................
Connecticut River................
Blaekstone River.................
179
237
1,466
3,110
20,569
25,332
161,333
292,899
31,435
Thames River.......................
Housatonic River................
Hudson River.......................
Passaic River........................
Raritan River.......................
567
519
2,272
209
204
53,738
46,350
286,210
13,580
6,309
Delaware R iver....................
Susquehanna River.............
Potomac River.....................
James River..........................
Minor streams:
Chesapeake Bay............
Northern Atlantic.........
2,418
3,949
1,067
74,214
244,034
29,390
40,1^3
744
1,881
22,719
105,092
Total............................
21,864
1,746,303
Chowan River.......................
Roanoke River.....................
Tar River..............................
Neuse River..........................
Cape Fear River...................
166
317
673
3,528
36,066
6,431
11,3(55
27,539
Pedee (Yadkin) River.........
Santee River.........................
Savannah River...................
Ogeechee River....................
Altamaha River...................
Minor streams.......................
1,352
1,051
539
88
506
264
58,299
205,736
59,535
1,965
44,531
4,657
Total............................
5,938
459,652
SOUTHERN ATLANTIC.
EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO.
Suwanee R iver.....................
Apalachicola R iver..............
Mobile River:
Tombigbee River...........
Alabama River..............
Pearl River...........................
Minor streams.......................
45
934
1,227
71,273
419
1,263
104
577
6,290
47,761
1,844
11,363
Total............................
i. 342
139,758
WESTERN GULF OF MEXICO.
Sabine River........................
Neches River........................
Trinity River.......................
Brazos River........................
Colorado River (of T exas)...
538
279
448
1,503
Guadalupe River.................
San Antonio River..............
Nueccs River........................
Rio Grande River................
Pecos River....................
Minor streams.......................
6,447
215
36
1,409
637
170
Total............................
12,071
Tributaries from, east.
Yazoo River...........................
M in o r eastern tributaries,
lower Mississippi River___
Ohio River:
Tennessee River..............
Cumberland River..........
Green River.....................
Kentucky River..............
Licking River.................
1,572
$,213
681
215
158
52
221,559
13,007
3,774
2,916
Big Sandy River..............
Kanawha River................
Monongahela River..........
Youghiogheny River. ..
Minor southern tributaries
131
950
147
• 74
130
1,505
22,612
2,586
1,567
3,078
Allegheny River___
Beaver River...........
Muskegon River___
Scioto River............
Great Miami River.
418
165
204
11,313
9,474
Wabash River...................
Minor northern tributaries
Illinois River............................
Rock River..............................
242
209
Wisconsin River......................
Chippewa River......................
St. Croix River........................
Minor eastern tributaries, up
per Mississippi River..........
476
157
71
74,491
24,976
12,775
8,959
537,080
Total..........................
5,396
37,298
24,181
32,013
Tributaries from west.
Minnesota River........
Wapsipinicon River..
Des Moines River___
Missouri River:
Big Sioux R iver..
James River........
Milk River...........
Marias River____
Jefferson River...
Madison River..................
Gallatin River...................
Minor northern tributaries
Musselshell River..............
Yellowstone River............
Little Missouri River..
Cheyenne River..........
White River................
Niobrara River............
Platte River.................
Kansas River....................
Osage River......................
Minor southern tributaries
Arkansas River........................
Cimarron River:
Canadian River................
Minor tributaries..............
Red River................................
Minor tributaries.....................
Total..
1,712
1,655
1,558
3,376
411
38
20,619
13
6
155
17,336
405
70,658
7,613
42
1
30
216
7,686
30
950
29,240
212
72
100
35,423
1,466
30,296
12,580
20
150
118
542
11,133
3,854
93,196
331,739
W A T E R POWERS AND COAL SUPPLY.
22
No. 1 5 - —
D eveloped
W a t e r P o w e r s : W h e e l s a n iv H o r s e p o w e r
D r a i n a g e B a s i n s — Continued.
Drainage basin.
Horse
power.
Wheels.
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER.
Lake Superior..
Lake Michigan.
Lake Huron—
St. Clair R iver..
Lake Erie.........
Niagara River..........................
Lake Ontario...........................
Lake Champlain (Richelieu
River)...................................
Minor tributaries.....................
1908,
in
b y
Horse
power.
Drainage basin.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
1,748
213
85
83,802
240,691
13,878
3,331
23,001
103
2,028
191,426
1,344
750
129,949
122,715
Total..
1,018,283
Green River.........
Fremont River...
Virgin River........
Minor tributaries..
Pend Oreille (Clarks Fork)
Yakima River..................
Minor tributaries..............
Kootenai River.................
Puget Sound.....................
Minor streams...................
Total.
COLORADO RIVER.
Gila River....................
Williams Fork.............
Little Colorado River..
San Juan River...........
Grande River...............
Columbia River:
Willamette River.
Des Cliules River.,
John Day R iver...
Snake River..........
Spokane River___
48
146
17,606
9
185
18,385
32,138
26
4
10
9
4,781
90
193
1,041
17
24
282
103
22,083
77,291
37,649
46
52
241
8
139
342
7,675
8,838
43,275
1,075
84,270
36,646
11,553
GREAT BASIN.
Wasatch Mountains drainage.
Humboldt River.....................
Sierra Nevada Mountains
drainage................................
Minor streams..........................
246
33
77,819
20,388
17,737
Total...................
HUDSON BAT.
Total..
74,428
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Minor streams...............
San Francisco B a y .......
Sacramento River..
San Joaquin R iver.,
74
11
578
159
50,1S3
6,455
280,845
86,224
Total..
8,261
Red River of the N orth.,
St. Marys R iv e r.............
Total...........
8,261
Grand total2.
52,827
5,350,6
423,707
1 Exclusive of Alaska with 106 wheels of 17.2S9 horsepower.
* Includes Alaska.
No. 1 6 .— COAL:
E s t im a t e d
Supply
in
1908,
b y
States.
[Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, prepared by Geological Survey, Department
of the Interior.]
Estimated
contents.
Alabama..
Arizona . . .
Arkansas..
California .
Colorado
Million short
tons.
68,656
60
1,851
993
371,601
Georgia..
Idaho . ..
Illinois ..
Indiana .
Iowa —
981
600
239,032
43,930
28,9*18
Kansas----Kentucky.
Maryland Michigan..
Missouri—
6,S86
103,844
7,823
11,979
39,854
Montana----New Ms::ic;o..
303,023
103,747
Estimated
contents.
North Carolina.
North Dakota..
O h io ..................
Million short
tons.
200
Oklahoma.......
Oregon............
Pennsylvania South D akota.
Tennessee.......
79,219
998
117,593
T exa s..............
U tah................
Virginia............
Washington—
West Virginia.
30,978
196,430
22,414
19,936
230,339
W yom ing...
423,969
Total..
135,708
10,000
25,539
23
IKON OBE SUPPLY.
No. 1 7 ,—IRON OSES:
E s t im a t e d S u p p ly i n 1 9 0 8 , b y C o m m e r c ia l D i s t r i c t s a n d
Sp e c ie s .
[Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, prepared by Geological Survey, Department of
the Interior.]
Magnetite ores.
Nontitaniferous.
Commercial district.
Available.
Northeastern i ..........
Southeastern *..........
Lake Superior <........
Mississippi Valley 5.,
Rocky Mountain 6. ..
Pacific slope 7..........
Not available. 1 Available.
Long tons.
1G0,000,000
8 12,500,000
Long tons.
111,500,000
23,000,000
4,500,000,000
8 51,485,000
8(58,950,000
8115,440,000
11, 800,000
Long tons.
90,000,000
Long tons.
100 000,000
,
25,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
•292,935,000 * 4,701,740,000 j
Total.,
Not available,
90,000,000
Hematite ores.
Commercial district.
Specular and red.
Not available.
Available. ,Not available.
Long tons.
2,000,000
8,000,000
3,500,000,000
15,000,000
4,275,000
Long tons.
2.090.000
53.000.000
67.475,000,000
10.000.000
2.100.000
Long tons.
Long tons.
35.000.000
620,000,000
460,320,000 | 735,500,000
10.000.000 I
30,000,000
3,529,275,000
07,552,100,000 ! 505,320,000 1 1,385,500,000
I
Available.
Northeastern i ........
Southeastern *........
Lake Superior *----Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain s..
Pacific slope?.........
10, 000,000
Total.
Carbonate ores.
Commercial district.
N ot
N ot
available.
available.
Northeastern i ..........
Southeastern *..........
Lake Superior *........
Mississippi Valleys..
Rocky Mountain ..
Pacific slope7 ..........
Total.,
A vailable.
N ot
available.
Long tom .
11, 000,000
54,400,000
Long tons.
13,500,000
168,000,000
300,000,000
2,000,000
560,000,000
],625,000
105,000
Long tons.
Long tons.
298.000.000 1,095,000,000
535,220,000 1,041,500,000
3,510,000,000 72,030,000,000
570,000,000
315.000.000
120,665,000
57.700.000
23,905,000
68.950.000
367,400,000 1 743,230,000
310,000,000 4,781,930,000 74,881,070,000
Long tons.
Long tons.
248,000,000
62,000,000
Total supply.
* Includes Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Ne,v Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
and Ohio.
2 Includes Virginia, West Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, and East Tennessee.
* Includes some hematite.
4Includes Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
8 Includes Northwest Alabama, West Tennessee, West Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, and East
Texas.
8 Includes Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico, West Texas, and Arizona,
7Includes Washington, Oregon, and California.
24
PETROLEUM A N D GAS AREAS---- IRRIGATION .
No. 1 8 .— PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS: A r e a s i n
1908,
BY S t a t e s .
[Source: Report of National Conservation Commission, prepared by Geological Survey, Department of
the Interior.]
Petroleum
area.
State.
Sq. miles.
50
Alabama.............................
500
Alaska...........................
850
California.............................
Colorado...............................
200
10
Idaho...................................
200
Illinois..................................
1,000
Indiana................................
200
Kansas..
..............
400
Kentucky___ __ . . .
60
Louisiana.............................
80
Michigan........................
30
Missouri...............................
Montana.............
80
New Mexico
New York............................
300
Gas area.
Sq. miles.
40
State.
310
80
Ohio:
Eastern........................
Western.......................
Oklahoma..........................
50
2,460
550
290
110
40
70
40
Pennsylvania....................
South Dakota....................
Tennessee..........................
Texas.................................
Utah...................................
Washington.......................
West Virginia....................
Wyoming......... ................
550
Total........................
Petroleum
area.
Gas area.
Sq. miles.
Sq. miles.
110
165
1,000
20
2,730
80
115
535
400
1
2,000
80
400
40
1
570
750
130
40
70
1,000
120
8,850
10,055
No. 1 9 .—IRRIGATION: A p p r o v e d P r o j e c t s C o m m e n ce d , A r e a t o b e R e c l a i m e d ,
w it h E x p e n d itu r e t o , a n d P e r c e n t a g e o f
L o c a tio n s .
C o m p le t io n , o n D e c . 3 1 , 1 9 1 3 , b y
[Source: The Reclamation Service, Department of the Interior.]
►
Location.
Project.
Estimates Dec. 31,1913.
Area.
Acres.
175,000
Arizona.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salt River-.............................
131,000
......................
Arizona-Califomia
20,000
C a liforn ia................... ..........................
63,000
/Grand Valley........................
Colorado...................................................... \TTmnAMAMMV
a11AN
140.000
j Boise...................................... 220.000
I d a h o .......................................................... iMiniilnVa
loj 677
Kansas.....................
. ................... . Garden C ity..........................
/Huntley.................................
82,405
Montana...................................................... {Milk R ip er............................ 219,557
(Sun River.............................
216,346
Montana-North Dakota............................ Lower Yellowstone......... .
60,116
Nebraska-W yoming................................... North Platte.......................... 129,270
Nevada ...................................................... Truckee-Carson................... 206,000
(Carlsbad...............................
20,277
New M e x ico ........................... ......... ........
10,000
New M exico-Texas................................... Rio Grande............................ 3 155,000
North Dakota............................................. North Dakota pu m pin g ___
26,182
Oregon....................................................... U m atilla...............................
55.000
Oregon-California...................................... K lam ath..............................
70,700
South Dakota...................................... .
Belle Fourche....................... 100,000
U tah............................................................ Strawberry Valley................
60.000
/Okanogan.............................
9,920
\Y akim a................................. 4137,361
W yom ing.................................................... Shoshone............................... 164,122
Total..................................................
2,540,633
i
Expendi
tures.1
Dollars.
11,771,196
6,750,803
603,000
712,985
5,467,231
8,822,613
5,272,054
379,659
1,441,197
2,214,687
1,231,107
3,182,182
5,905, 770
5,422,332
970,620
380,028
3,137,239
960,215
1,708,854
2,532,039
3,315,501
2,392,801
714,413
6,915,143
4,227,328
Per cent
of com
pletion.a
94
65
61
16
60
60
91
100
98
32
10
95
87
80
100
77
30
50
68
84
90
73
90
6 84
51
86,430,997
i The amounts in this column include the total amounts paid out for construction and operation
and maintenance without deducting amounts that have been collected for services rendered, opera
tion and maintenance assessments, etc.
* The percentages noted in this column represent the ratio which costs of construction to date bear
to present estimate of total construction cost.
* 25,000 acres additional in Mexico.
< Sunnyside unit, 100,000 acrcs; Tieton unit, 34,000 acres.
6 Storage unit, 24 per cent; Sunnyside, 93 per cent; Tieton, 94 per cent.
25
POPULATION---- B A N K OF STATES.
No. 2 0 .—BANE! OF STATES IN POPULATION: C e n su s Y e a r s 1790 t o 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910
State.
Delaw are.................
District of Columbia
Kentucky..................
Geographic divi
sions. 5
New England...........
Middle Atlantic.......
East North Central
West North Central.
South Atlantic.........
East South Central..
West South Central.
Mountain.................
P acific.......................
12
12
13
28
25
26
29
9
19
22
14
22
25
20
26
28
27
9
21
30
33
31
9
25
26
38
24
32
35
31
11
8
17
19
13
12
11
11
16
24
25
26
10
21
?4
21
24
18
20
13
14
10
29
11
7
27
7
18
14
8
25
6
17
12
10
7
27
6
19
12
11
8
27
6
19
13
15
8
23
20
VO
23
21
23
22
21
17
16
8
18
16
17
6
20
36
15
13
10
9
11
10
16
1*2
15
13
18
14
22
18
5
3
8
4
2
4
1
4
1
6
1
7
18
13
5
4
3
3
12
242
8
34
2
28
14
29
18
14
9
11
6
4
14
7
5
fi
............' __ .
N ebraska..................
Nevada .....................
New Hampshire___
New Jersey..............
New M e x ico ............
New Y o r k ................
North C arolina.......
North Dakota...........
O h io ..........................
O klahom a................
Oregon.......................
Pennsylvania...........
Rhode Isla nd ...........
South Carolina.........
South. Dakota...........
Tennessee................
Texas..............
U tah..........................
Verm ont...................
V irgin ia ...................
W ashington............
West Virginia...........
Wisconsin..................
15
26
8
16
M issouri................... 1..........
M ontana....
19
26
2
15
7
2
16
6
3
17
6
3
20
8
2
23
9
2
24
11
17
15
10
9
7
5
15
1
16
2
17
3
12
1
1
13 1
1
1
j
2
3
3
2
6
1
4
1
4
i
3
2
5
7
1
4
6
3
2
5
7
1
4
6
3
2
5
7
1
4
a
22
19
32
1
10
4
6
20
33
9
17
22
19
7
16
30
14
8
39
41
27
21
34
1
36
2
21
4
5
25
85
23
4
10
23
37
28
5
40
30
24
16
5
1
3
7
2
4
6
5
1
3
7
2
4
6
9
8
5
1
2
6
3
4
7
9
8
16
17
46
44
25
26
24
24
35
41
25
28
35
38
34
36
33
34
12
13
44
<16
4
4
6
6
11
10
29
20
8
8
21
22
23
27
20
23
7
7
13
9
28
26
18
18
5
5
43
45
36
30
40 ' 43
31
31
17
19
37
41
1
1
14
15
845 *40
3
3
38
2
32
22
37
2
33
21
9
19
39
30
10
42
27
15
47
12
11
39
14
42
29
16
47
17
147
24
22
31
29
43
40
32
12
46
3
8
10
19
11
25
30
27
6
9
20
21
5
45
26
49
33
18
44
1
16
42
4
139
38
2
36
23
<35
13
7
41
37
15
34
28
14
48
6
2
1
5
3
4
7
9
8
6
2
1
4
3
5
7
9
8
7
2
1
3
4
5
6
9
8
82
18
47
25
21
32
29
45
41
33
11
46
3
8
10
22
12
23
31
26
7
9
19
20
5
43
27
49
37
16
44
1
15
40
4
830
36
2
35
24
38
It
6
42
17
34
28
13
48
18
46
25
12
32
31
47
43
33
10
45
3
9
15
22
14
24
34
27
6
8
19
21
7
40
29
49
39
11
44
1
16
37
4
23
35
2
38
26
36
17
5
41
42
20
30
28
13
48
7
2
1
4
3
5
6
9
8
7
1
2
4
3
6
5
9
8
89
i For 1890 the rank of Arizona advances from 48 to 47 when the population specially enumerated ia
included; and that of Oklahoma advances from 46 to 39 when the population of Indian Territory and
Indian reservations specially enumerated is included.
s Includes South Dakota.
8 The ranking of Oklahoma in 1900 was 38 and Indian Territory 39. The present ranking for the
game census includes the population of Indian Territory.
* For 1890 the rank of South Dakota advances from 37 to 35 when the population specially enumer
ated is included.
, ^
* New England division: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti
c u t Middle Atlantic division: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. East North Central division:
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin. West North Central division: Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas. South Atlantic division: Delaware, Maryland, Dis
trict of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. East
South Central division: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi. West South Central division:
Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma (Indian Territory, if shown), Texas. Mountain division: Montana,
Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New M exico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada. Pacific division: Washington,
Oregon, California.
No. 2 1 .— POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES AT EACH CENSUS, 1790 TO 1910: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s .
K>
O*
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
State.
1790
1800
1810
237,946
59,096
251,002
64,273
14,093
5,641
1,828,697
122,931
1,311,564
1,485,053
539,700
2,138,093
204,354
1,574,449
2,377,549
799,024
460,147
112,216
75,080
140,424
1,057,286
537,454
125,015
131,700
187,748
1,184,109
622,700
146,608
177,624
269,493
1,542,180
746,258
168,493
230,392
391,422
1,837,353
908,420
184,735
278.718
528,542
2,216,331
1,114,756
202,322
331,069
752,619
2,609,12]
851,470
9S8.416
192,214
1,711,951
1,350,428
674,913
107,206
14,999
2,539,891
1,680,637
1,194,020
364,399
32,610
3,077,S71
1,978,301
1,624,615
996,096
88,548
3,826,352
2,192,404
1,912,297
1,428,108
161,772
4,821,550
2,516,462
2,231,853
1,470,495
325,594
5,638,591
2,700,876
2,224,771
1,690,949
779,828
352,411
501,793
470,019
737,699
982,405
517,762
583,169
583,034
994,514
1,155,684
708,002
1,321,011
726.915
626.915
780,894
1,457; 351
1,648,690
939,946
648,936
934,943
1,783,085
1,858,635
1,118,588
661,086
1,042,390
2,238,947
2,147.174
1,381,625
694,466
1,188,044
2,805,346
2,289,905
1,656,388
742,371
1,295,346
3,366,416
31,639
212,267
136,621
140,455
375,651
383,702
397,654
6,077
606,526
682,044
749,113
172,023
791,305
1,182,012
1,184,059
439,706
827,922
1,721,295
20,595
1,636,937
780,773
1,131,597
2,168,380
39,159
2,093,890
1,310,283
1,289.600
2,679,185
142,924
2,420,982
1,751,364
1,551,270
3,106,665
2,810,173
2,075,708
1,797,114
3,293,335
376,053
284,574
373,306
317,976
489,555
61,547
28,841
6,857
326,073
672,035
93,516
122.993
42', 491
318,300
906,096
91,874
452,402
62,266
346,991
1,131,116
119,565
1,062,656
47,355
376,530
1,444,933
160,282
1,066,300
42,335
411,588
1,883,669
195,310
1,192,214
81,875
430,572
2,537,167
327,301
2,428,921
753,419
3,097,394
869,039
3,880,735
992,622
4,382,759
1,071,361
(J)
2,665,260
5,082,871
1,399,750
6,003,174
1,617,949
190,983
3,672,329
* 258,657
7,268,894
1,893,810
319,146
4,157,545
3 790,391
9,113,614
2,206,287
577,056
4,767,121
1,657,155
964,201
209,897
92,597
435,450
279,994
34,277
340,989
297,675
76,748
39,834
34,730
516,823
309,97S
78.085
43,712
54,477
691,392
370,792
91,532
51,687
87,445
906,185
12,282
24,520
55,211
147,178
157,445
343,031
476,183
685,866
43,112
406,511
76,556
228,705
380,546
472,040
564,317
153,407
298,335
407.350
52^; 287
687,917
215,739
399,455
447,040
610,408
269,3
261,942
72,674
24,023
220,955
151,719
341,548
422,845
275,248
72,749
4,762
8,850
40,352
19,783-
75,448
66,586
141,885
184,139
183,858
211,149
214,460
245,562
244,161
277,575
340,120
393,751
589,051
478,103
959,049 1,372,812
555,500
45,365
10,760
581,434
320,8
1,918,608
737,987
1,519,467
628,279
687,049
1,231,066
(*)
2,339,511
(’ )
3,198,062
STATES,
1,513,401
88,243
1,128,211
1,213,398
413,249
771,623
97,574
BY
73,677
’ **96,*540‘
319,728
378,737
Michigan.. .
Minnesota..
Mississippi.
Missoui
—
i r L ..
Montana.
New Y ork.........
North Carolina..
North Dakota..
Ohio..................
Oklahoma.........
1,262,505
40,440
802,525
864,694
194,327
590,726
309,527
14,273
12,548
Nebraska..............
Nevada.................
New Hampshire..
New Jersey...........
New Mexico.........
996,992
9,658
484,471
560,247
1870
127,901
Idaho.. .
Illinois..
Indiana.
Iowa___
Kansas..
Kentucky........
Louisiana........
Maine...............
Maryland........
Massachusetts.
1900
1860
1840
POPULATION,
Connecticut................
Delaware.....................
District of Columbia..
Florida........................
1890
1850
Alabama..
Arizona.. .
Arkansas..
California..
Colorado..
1910
1880
1820
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..
South D akota..
Tennessee..
Texas........ .
Utah...........
V erm ont...
Virginia....
434,373
68,825
249,073
602,365
69,122
345,591
810,091 1,049,458
76,931
83,059
415,115 502,741
35,691
105,602
261,727
85,425
747,610
154,465
880,200
217,895 235,981
974,600 1,065,366
1,348,233
97,199
581,185
1,724,033
108,830
594,398
681,904
829,210
280,652
1,211,405
291,948
1,239,797
W ashington...
West Virginia..
Wisconsin........
Wyoming........
3,929,214 5,308,483
90,923
52,465
2,906,215 3,521,951
217,353
174,620
705,606
703,708
1 4,837
8 14,181
413,536
174,768
317,704
4,282,891 5,258,113 6,302,115
276,531
428,556
345,506
995,577 1,151,149 1,340,316
*135,177
401,570
348,600
672,765
7,665,111
542,610
1,515,400
1,002,717
212,592
11,380
314,120
1,421,661
1,109,801
604,215
40,273
315,098
1,596,318
1,258,520
818,579
86,786
330,551
1,225,163
1,542,359
1,591,749
143,963
332,286
1,512,565
1,767,518
2,235,527
210,779
332,422
1,655,980
2,020,616
3,048,710
276,749
343,641
1,854,184
2,184,789
3,896,542
373,351
355,956
2,061,612
11,594
305,391
775,§81
23,955
442,014
1,054,670
9,118
75,116
618,457
1,315,497
20,789
357,232
762,794
1,693,330
62,555
518,103
958,800
2,069,042
92,531
1,141,990
1,221,119
2,333,860
145,965
38,558,371 50,155,783 *02,947,714 75,994,575
91,972,266
6,552,681
19,315,892
18,250,621
11,637,921
12,194,895
9,638,453 i®12,866,020 1017,069,453
Geographic divisions.*
New England...........
Middle Atlantic.......
East North Centra!..
West North Central.,
South Atlantic..........
2,234,822
4,526,260
2,924,728
426,814
3,925,299
2,728,116
5,898,735
4,523,260
880,335
4,679,090
3,135,283
7,458,985
6,926,884
2,169,832
5,364,703
3,487,924 4,010,529 4,700,749 5,592,017
8,810,806 10,496,878 12,706,220 15,454,678
9,124,517 11,206,668 13,478,305 15,985,581
3,856,594 6,157,443 8,932,112 10,347,423
5,853,610 7,597,197 8,857,922 10,443,480
708,590 1,190,489
77,618
167,680
1,815,969
246,127
2,575,445
449,985
3,363,271
940,251
72,927
105,891
4,020,991
1,747,667
174,923
444,053
4,404,445 5,585,151
2,029,965 3,334,220
653,119
315.385
675; 125 1,114,578
109,368
335,407
Alaska........................
Hawaii.......................
Porto Rico.................
Military and naval9. ,
Grand total.
3,929,214 5,308,483
6,429,154
4,740,983
1,213,935
1,888,334
7,547,757
6,532,290
1,674,657
2,416,692
8,409,901
8,784,534
2,633,517
4,192,304
«32,052
*89,990
63,592
154,001
« 953,243
91,219
64,356
191^909
1,118,012
55,6C8
STATES.
1,954,717
3,587,664
1,470,018
140,455
3,645,752
BY
East South Central..
West South Central..
Mountain...................
Pacific........................
1,009,408 1,233,011 1,471,973 1,660,071
958,632 1,402,565 2,014,702 2,699,845
792,719
51,006 272,324
19,783
66,586
1,851,806 2,286,494 2,674,891 3,061,063
POPULATION,
Total............................
13,294
2,311,786
147,545
668,507
9,638,453 12,866,020 17,069,453 23,191,876 31,443,321 38,558,371 50,189,209 63,069,756 77,256,630 93,402,151
» Dakota Territory.
* Population for that part of Dakota Territory taken to form North Dakota: 1880,36,909; 1870,2,405; and for that part taken to form South Dakota: 1880,98,268; 1870,11,776.
» Includes population of Indian Territory: 1890,180,182; 1900,392,060.
* Includes population (325,462) of Indian Territory and Indian reservations specially enumerated in 1890, but not included in the general report on population in 1890.
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
« Alaska was specially enumerated under the law, but the population was not included in the general report on population in 1880 or 1890.
7 According to the census taken as ot Dec. 28,1890, under the direction oI the Hawaiian Government,
s According to the census of Porto Rico taken in 1899 under the direction of the War Department.
» Persons in the military and naval service of the United States (including civilian employees, etc.) stationed abroad, not credited to any geographic division or State.
10Includes persons (5,318 in 1830 and 6,100 ta 1840) on public ships in the service of the United States not credited to any geographic division or State.
to
-a
28
POPULATION, BY BACE.
No. 2 2 .—POPULATION AT EACH CENSUS, 1850 TO 1910: B y C o l o r a n d
R a c e , a n d b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1850
1860
1870
1880
1890
Alabama:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other. ................
426,514
345,109
526,271
437,770
160
521,384
475,510
98
662,185
600,103
217
833,718
678,489
1,194
1,001,152
827,307
238
1,228,832
908,282
979
Total......................
771,623
964,201
996,992
1,262,505
1,513,401
1,828,697
2,138,093
9,581
26
All other....................51
35,160
155
5,125
55,734
1,357
31,152
92,903
1,848
28,180
171,468
2,009
30,877
9,658
40,440
88,243
122,931
204,354
State and race.
Arizona:
W h ite....’.................
Total.......................
1900
1910
Arkansas:
‘ W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
162,189
47,708
324,143
111,259
48
362,115
122,169
187
591,531
210,666
328
818,752
309,117
342
944,580
366,856
128
1,131,026
442,891
532
Total.......................
209,897
435,450
484,471
802,525
1,128,211
1,311,564
1,574,449
California:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other...................
91,635
962
323,177
4,086
52,731
499,424
4,272
56,551
767,181
6,018
91,495
1,111,833
11,322
90,243
1,402,727
11,045
71,281
2,259,672
21,645
96,232
Total......................
92,597
379,994
560,247
864,694
1,213,398
1,485,053
2,377,549
Colorado:
W hite........................
Negro........................
AH other....................
34,231
46
39,221
456
187
191,126
2,435
766
404,534
6,215
2,500
529,046
8,570
2,084
783,415
11,453
4,156
Total.......................
34,277
39,864
194,327
413,249
539,700
799,024
Connecticut:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
363,099
7,693
451,504
8,627
16
527,549
9,663
237
610,769
11,547
384
733,438
12,302
518
892,424
15,226
770
1,098,897
15,174
685
Total......................
370,792
460,147
537,454
622,700
746,258
908,420
1,114,756
Delaware:
White...*...................
Negro.........................
AH other....................
71,169
20,363
90,589
21,627
102,221
22,794
120,160
26,442
6
140,066
28,386
41
153,977
30,697
61
171,102
31,181
39
Total.......................
91,532
112,216
125,015
146,608
168,493
184,735
202,322
District of Columbia:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
37,941
13,746
60,763
14,316
1
88,278
43,404
18
118,006
59,596
22
154,695
75,572
125
191,532
86,702
484
236,128
94,446
495
Total.......................
51,687
75,080
131,700
177,624
230,392
278,718
331,069
Forida:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
47,203
40,242
77,746
62,677
1
96,057
91,689
2
142,605
126,660
198
224,949
166,180 i
293
297,333
2.30,730
479
443,634
308,669
316
Total.......................
87,445
140,424
187,748
269,493
391,422
528,542
752,619
Georgia:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
521,572
384,613
591,550
465,698
38
638,926
545,142
41
816,906
725,133
141
978,357
858,815
181
1,181,294
1,031,813
224
1,431,802
1,176,987
332
Total.......................
906,185
1,057,286
1,184,109
1,542,180
1,837,353
2,216,331
2,609,121
Idaho:
White........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
10,618
60
4,321
29,013
53
3,544
82,117
201
6,230
154,495
293
6,984
319,221
651
5,722
Total.......................
14,999
32,610
88,548
161,773
325,594
POPULATION,
29
BY RACE.
No. 2 2 . — P o p u l a t i o n a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910: B y C o l o r a n d R a c e , a n d
b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s — Continued.
State and race.
Illinois:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
1850
846,034
5,436
I860
1870
1,704,291 2,511,096
28,762
7,62a
33
32
1880
1890
1900
3,031,151
46,368
352
3,768,472
57,028
852
4,734,873
85,078
1,599
5,526,962
109,049
2,580
1910
Total.......................
851,470
1,711,951
2,539,891
3,077,871
3,826,352
4,821,550
5,638,591
Indiana:
White........................
Negro.........................
AUother....................
977,154
11,262
1,338,710
11,428
290
1,655,837
24,560
240
1,938,798
39,228
275
2,146,736
45,215
453
2,458,502
57,505
455
2,639,961
60,320
595
Total......................
988,416
1,350,428
1,680,637
1,978,301
2,192,404
2,516,462
2,700,876
Iowa:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
191,881
333
673,779
1,069
65
1,188,207
5,762
51
1,614,600
9,516
499
1,901,090
10,685
522
2,218,667
12,693
493
2,209,191
14,973
607
Total......................
192,214
674,913
1,194,020
1,624,615
1,912,297
2,231,853
2,224,771
Kansas:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
106,390
627
189
346,377
17,108
914
952,155
43,107
834
1,376,619
49,710
1,779
1,416,319
52,003
2,173
1,634,352
54,030
2,567
Total......................
107,206
364,399
996,096
1,428,108
1,470,495
1,690,949
Kentucky:
White........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
761,413
220,992
919,484
236,167
33
1,098,692
222,210
109
1,377,179
271,451
60
1,590,462
268,071
102
1,862,309
284,706
159
2,027,951
261,656
298
Total......................
982,405
1,155,684
1,321,011
1,648,690
1,858,635
2,147,174
2,289,905
Louisiana:
White........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
255,491
262,271
357,456
350,373
173
362,065
364,210
640
454,954
483,655
1,337
558,395
559,193
1,000
729,612
650,804
1,209
941,086
718,874
1,428
Total......................
517,762
708,002
726,915
939,946
1,118,588
1,381,625
1,656,388
Maine:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
A llother....................
581,813
1,356
626,947
1,327
5
624,809
1,606
500
646,852
1,451
633
659,263
1,190
633
692,226
1,319
921
739,995
1,363
1,013
Total......................
- 583,169
628,279
626,915
648,936
661,086
694,466
742,371
Maryland:
White........................
Negro.........................
AU other......... .........
417,943
165,091
515,918
171,131
605,497
175,391
6
724,093
210,230
20
826,493
215,657
240
952,424
235,064
556
1,062,639
232,250
457
Total.......................
Massachusetts:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
AH other....................
583,034
687,049
780,894
934,943
1,042,390
1,188,044
1,295,346
985,450
9,064
1,221,432
9,602
. 32
1,443,156
13,947
j* 248
1,763,782
18,697
606
2,215,373
22,144
1,430
2,769,764
31,974
3,608
3,324,926
38,055
3,435
Total............ .
Michigan:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
994,514
1,231,066
1,457,351
1,783,085
2,238,947
2,805,346
3,366,416
395,071
2,583
736,142
6,799
6,172
1,167,282
11,849
, 4,92S
1,614,560
15,100
7,277
2,072,884
15,223
5,783
2,398.563
15;816
6,603
2,785,247
17,115
7,811
T o t a l" ...................
Minnesota:
W hite............ ...........
Negro.........................
All other....................
397,654
749,113
1,184,059
1,636,937
2,093,890
2,420,982
2,810,173
6,038
39
169,390
V 259
2,369
438,257
759
690
776,884
1,564
2,325
1,296,408
3,683
10,192
1,737,036
4,959
9,399
2,059,227
7,084
9,397
Total.......................
Mississippi:
White........................
• Negro.........................
Allother....................
Total.......................
6,077
172,023
439,706
780,773
1,310,283
1,751,394
2,075,708-
295,718
310,808
353,899
437,404
2
382,896
444,201
825
479,398
650,291
1,908
544,851
742,559
2,190
641,200
907,630
2,440
786,111
1,009,487
1,516
606,526
791,305
827,922
1,131,597
1,289,600
1,551,270
1,797,114
80
POPULATION, BY RACE.
No. 2 $ .— P o p u l a t io n
by
a t E a c h . C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910: B y C o l o r a n d B a c e , a n d
S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s — Continued.
State and race.
Missouri:
W hite........................
Total.......................
1850
1860
1870
592,004
90,040
1,063,489
118,503
20
1,603,146
118,071
78
2,022,826 2,528,458 2,944,843
146,350
150,184,
161,234
204
543
588
3,134,932
157,452
951
€82,044
1,182,012
1,721,295
2,168,880
2,679,185
3,106,665
3,293,335
18,306
183
2,100
35,385
346
3,428
127,f.90l
1,49-3;
13,744!
226,283
lj 523
15,523
360,580
1,834
13,639
142,924;
Montana:
White........................
All other....................
Total......................
New Mexico:
White........................
Negro.........................
All o t h e r ................
39,159
243,329
376.053
449,764
2,385
253
1,047,096' 1,056,526
8,913!
6,269
6,647,
3,505
1,180,293
7,689
4,232
28,841
122,993
452,402
1,062,656| 1,066,300
1,192,214
6,812
45
38,959
367
3,175
53,556
488
8,222
39,121
242
7,992
6,867
42,491
62,206
47*355
42,335
81,875
317,466
520
326.579
494
317,697
580
23
346,229
685
77
375,840!
6141
76
410,791
662
135
429,906
664
102
376,5X0,
—= •
74,276
513
7,086
317,976
326,073
318,300
346,991
411,688
430,572
646,699
25,336
875,407
30,658
31
1,092,017
38,853
246
1,396,581 1,812,317
47,638
69,844
714;
1,508
2,446,894
89,760
1,513
489,655
672,035
906,006
1,131,116
1,444,933
1,883,669
2,537,167
61,625
22
82,924
85
10,507
90,393
172
1,309
108,721
1,015
9,829
142,918
1,956
15,408'
180,207
1,610
13,493
804,594
1,628
21,079
160,282'
T otal..................... 3,097,394
North Carolina:
White........................
553,028
Negro.........................
316,011
All other....................
869,039
Total.......................
Ohio:
White........................ 1,955,050
Negro.........................
25,279
A ll other....................
Total....................... 1,980,329
Oklahoma:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
Total......................
>l Dakota Territory.
35,405
134
6,796
466,509
24,046
Total.......................
61,547
New York:
W h ite....................... 3,048,326
Negro.......................
49,069
All other..................
Total.......................
North Dakota:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
1910
20,596
All other....................
Total.......................
New Jersey:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
1900
122,117
789
87
All'other....................
New Hampshire:
White........................
1890
28,696
82
63
Total......................
Nebraska:
W hite........................
Nevada:
W hite........................
1880
93,516
91,874
119,565
195,310
327,301
3,831,590
49,005
140
4,330,210
52,081
468
5,016,022
65,104
1,745
5,923,955! 7,156,881
70,092'
99,232
9,127'
12,781
8,966,845
134,191
12,578
3,880,735
4,382,759
5,082,871
6,003,1741 7,268,894 ; 9,113,614
629,942
361,522
1,168
678,470
391,650
1,241
867,242
631,277
1,231
1,055,382! 1,263,603
561,018,
624,469
5,738
1,549
1,500,511
697,843
7,933
992,622
1,071,361
1,399,750
1,617,949! 1,893,810
2,206,287
2,576
12,887
94
1,200
133,147
401
1,629
182,407!
373;
8,203;
311,712
286
7,148
669,855
617
6,584
190,983
2,261
t 4,837
i 14,181
U35,177
319,146
577,056
2,302,808
36,673
30
2,601,946
63,213
101
3,117,920
79,900
242
3,684,805 4,060,204
96,901
87,113!
411;
440
4,654,897
111,452
772
2,339,511
2,665,260
3,198,062
3,672,329; 4,157,545
4,767,121
670,204
66,684
64,503
1,144,531
137,612
75,012
2 258,657 : 2790,391
1,657,155
172,554;
21,609;
64,494',
2 Includes Indian Territory.
31
POPULATIONr B Y RACE.
No. 2 2 . — P o p u l a t i o n a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910: B y C o l o r a n d R a c e , a n d
b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s — Continued.
State and race.
Oregon:
White........................
Total.....................
Pennsylvania:
Allother....................
1850
Total.......................
Total.....................
1880
1890
1900
1910
52,100
128
177
80,929
340
3,648
103,075
487
11,206
301,982
1,180
14,536
394,582
1.105
17,849
655,090
1,492
16,183
13,294
52,405
90.923
174,708
317,704
413.5-30
672,705
2,253.100 2,840,259
53, 1)2(5
50.949
7
3,450.009
05,294
48
4,197.015
85,535
340
5,148,258
107.590
2,259
6,141.664
136 845
3,000
7,407,713
193,919
3,479
2,000.215
3,521,951
4.282,891
5,258,113
0,302,115
7,665,111
143,875
3,070
170,049
3,952
19
212.219
4,9S0
15-t
209,939
0,488
104
337,859
7,393
254
419.050
9,092
414
532,492
9,529
689
147,5-15
174,020
217,353
270.531
345,506
428,550
542,010
274,563
393,944
291.300
412.320
88
280,667
415,814
125
391,105
001,332
140
402.008
688,934
207
557,807
782,321
188
679,101
835,843
396
608,507
703,708
705,000
995,577
1.151,149
1,340,310
1,515,400
328,010
U|
20,0-19
3S0,714
405
20,391
563,771
817
19,300
348,600
401,570
583,888
1,330,637
430,078
203
1,540,180
480,243
187
1,711,432
473,088
269
A51 other....................
South Carolina:
White........................
1870
13,087
207
Total....................... 2,311,780
Rhode Island:
White........................
1860
South Dakota:
White........................
All other..................
Total......................
Tennessee:
White........................
Negro.......................
All other....................
750,S33
245.SSI
820.722
283,019
00
930,119
322,331
70
1,138,831
403,151
377
Total......................
1,002,717
1,109,801
1,258,520
1,542,359
1,707,518
2,020,010
2,184,789
Texas:
White........................
N^ero.... ....................
All other....................
154,034
58,558
420,891
182,921
403
564,700
253,475
404
1,197,237
393,3S4
1,128
1,745,935
488,171
1,421
2,420,609
620,722
1,319
3,204,348
690,049
1,045
Total......................
212,592
004,215
818.579
1,591,749
2,235,527
3,048,710
3,890,542
Utah:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
11,330
59
40,125
59
89
80.044
113
624
142,423
232
1,308
205,925
588
4,266
272,465
672
3,612
366,583
1,144
5,621
11,380
40,273
80.780
143,903
210,779
270,749
373,351
313,402
718
314,309
709
20
329,013
924
14
331.218
1,057
11
331,418
937
67
312,771
820
44
354,298
1,621
37
314,120
315,098
330.551
332,280
332,422
343,641
355,956
894,800
520.SGI
1,047,299
548,907
112
712,089
512,841
233
880,858
631,016
91
1,020,122
635,438
420
1,192,855
660,722
607
1.380,809
371,096
707
Total...................... 1,421,001 1.590,318
Washington:
11,138
White........................
Neero.......................
30
426
All other....................
--------------1] 594
Total......................
West Virginia:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
1.225,103
1,512,505
1.655,980
1,854.184
2,001,612
22,195
207
1,553
67,199
325
7,592
340,829
1,602
14,801
490,304
2.514
19,285
1,109,111
6,058
26,821
Total.......................
Vermont:
White......................
Negro.........................
All other....................
Total.......................
Virginia:
W hite........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
Total......................
23,955
75,116
357,232
518,103
1,141,990
424,033
17,980
1
592,537
25,886
34
730.077
32,690
27
615,233
43,499
68
1,156,817
64,173
129
442,014
618,457
702,794
958,800
1,221,119
32
POPULATION,
B Y RACE.
No. 2 2 . — P o p u l a t io n
by
a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910: B y C o x o r a n d R a c b , a n d
S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s — Ce n t in u e d .
1870
1880
1890
1900
773,693
1,171
1,017
1,051,351
2,113
1,206
1,309,618
2,702
3,177
1,680,828
2,444
10,058
2,057,911
2,542
8,589
2,320,555
2,900
10,405
775,881
1,054,670
1,315,497
1,693,330
2,069,042
2,333,860
8,726
183
209
19,437
298
1,054
59,324
922
2,309
89,051
940
2,540
140,318
2,235
3,412
92,531
9,118
20,789
62,555
Total United States:
White........................ 19.553.068 26,922,537 33,589,377 43,402,970 55,101,258 66,809,196
3,638,808 4,441,830 4,880,009 6,580,793 7,488,676 8,833,994
78,954
88,985
172,020
357,780
All other....................
351,385
81,731,957
9,827,763
412,546
23,191,876 31,443,321 38,558,371 50,155,783 *62,947,714 75,994,575
91,972,266
State and race.
Wisconsin:
White........................
Negro.........................
Total......................
Wyonring:
White........................
Qeographk divisions.2
New England:
White........................
1830
1860
304,756
635
305,391
3,455,043
31,705
1,176
3,968,789
39,925
1,815
145,965
5,527,026
59,099
5,892
6,480,514
66,306
5,861
Total...................... 2,728,116 3,135,283 3,487,924 4,010,529 4,700,749 5,092,017
Middle Atlantic:
White........................ 5,771.994 7,327,548 8,662,226 10,305,055 12,468,794 15,110,862
120,741
131,290
148,033
189.492
225,326
325,921
2,331
147
12,100
17,895
547
All other....................
18,880,452
417,870
17,570
2,705,095
23,021
3,110,480
24,711
92
1910
4,653,191
44,580
2,978
6,552,681
Total
.................
East North Central:
White........................ 4,478,065
Negro.........................
45,195
All other....................
7,458,985
8,810,806 10,496,878 12,706,220 15,454,678
19,315,892
6,855,644
63,099
7,541
8,987,512 11,012,047 13,253,725 15,710.053
257,842
183,298
207,023
130,497
11,323
17,686
6,508
17,557
17,927.622
300,836
22,163
Total....................... 4,523,260
West North Central:
789,923
White........................
Negro.........................
90,412
All other....................
6,920,884
9,124,517 11,200,068 13,478,305 15,985,581
18,250,621
2,044,325
120,540
4,967
3,710,991
142,583
3,020
5,949,376
202,323
5,744
8,660.088 10,065,817
224,089
237,909
47,935
43,697
11,351.621
242,662
43,638
Total.......................
880.335
South Atlantic:
W hite........................ 2,818,219
NeKro......................... 1,860,871
All other....................
2,109,832
3,856,504
6,157,443
8,932,112 10,347,423
11,637,921
3,305,107
2,058,198
1,398
3,035,238
2.216,705
1,667
4,654,112
2,941,202
1,883
5,592,149
3,262,690
3,083
Total...................... 4,679,090
East South Central:
W hite........................ 2,240.481
Negro......................... 1,122,790
All other....................
5,364,703
5,853,610
2,626,376 2,939,091
1,394,360 1,464,252
255
1,102
Total..................... 3.303,271
West South Central:
White........................
571,714
Negro.........................
368, 537
All other....................
4.020,991
4,404,445
1,102,44*0
644,553
624
1,288,880
739.854
1,231
Total.......................
Mountain:
White........................
Negro.........................
All other....................
940.251
1,747,(567
72,855
72
Total......................
Pacific:
W hite.......................
Negro.......................
All other....................
Total......................
6,706,058
3,729,017
8,405
8,071,603
4,112,488
10,804
7,597,197
8,857,922 10,443,480
12,194,895
3,657,593
1,924,996
2,562
4,305,668
2,119,797
3,689
5,044,847
2,499,886
3,024
5,585,151
6,429.154
7,547,757
8,409,901
2,243,722
1,087,705
2,793
3,295,636
1,378.090
67,257
4.771.065
1.694.066
67,159
6,721,491
1,984,426
78,617
2,029,965
3,334,220
4,740,983
6,532,290
8,784.534
164,092
235
10,596
301,848
1,555
11,982
614,821
5,022
33,276
1,117,363
12,971
83,001
1,579,855
15,590
79,212
2,520,455
21,467
91,595
72,927
174,923
315,385
653,119
1,213,935
1,674,657
2,633,517
104,722
1.109
386,475
4,244
53, 334
608,548
4,825
61,752
997,455
0,830
110,293
1,754,644
14,110
119,580
2,293,013
14,664
108,415
4,023,873
29,195
139,236
105,801
444,053
075,125
1,114,578
1,888,334
2,416,692
4,192,304
1Includes population specially enumerated.
5,754,326
2,652,513
3,062
2 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
No. 2 3 ,— POPULATION IN 1900 AND 1910:
By
Sex,
C o lo r
or
R a c e , a sj> N a t i v it y
ax d
P a re n ta g e
of
W h ite s , a n d
by
G e o g r a p h ic
[Source: Ileports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Native white of !
foreign or mixed ; Foreign-born white,
parentage.
7,761,081
9,813,266
7,693,597
9,502,626
99
415
8,177,308
9,392,839
7,808,273
8,857,782
1,110
1,149
219
948
5,412,014
6,092,855
4,935,409
5,545,066
1,741
1,507
25
119
5,222,595
6,134,605
5,220,S85
6,060,290
3,809,666
4,245,169
3,738,091
4,164,732
AND
32,960
3S,097
1,512
1,254
25
362
3,372,256
4,544,505
3,160,034
4,240,029
33,731
38,503
32,424
36,835
7,707
5,305
243
249
5,054
10,046
53
401
9'0,038
1,478,018
734,619
1,155,499
15,071
16,377
15.296
16,081
55,879
42,565
3,900
3,755
17,435
49,481
834
8,222
1,357,694
2,365,906
1.058,998
1,826,398
20,849,847 20,099,515 7,836,603 7,809,414 5,515,285 4,698,532 4,386,547 4,447,447 119,484 117,712
25,229,218 24,259,357 9,425,239
472,598 7,523,788 5,821,757 4,885,881 4,941,882 135,133 130,530
85,341
66,856
4,522
4,675
23,341
63,070
Male.
Female.
Male. Female. Male. Female. Male. Female.
1,243,718
1,293,890
1,267,392
777,143 801,901
1,319,529 1,005,379 1,047,330
727,612
886,049
28,579
32,783
30,520
33,523
846
1,056
1,020
754
4,164
3,415
86
247
3,087,384
4,208,191
3,719,195 1,171,087 2,231,080 1,728,492 1,573,624
4,254,770 2,746,564 2,844,748 2,641,593 2,184,586
159,711
166,210
214,404
3,692
4,103
3,267
3,614
10,324
7,903
391
1,428
4,311,913
4,945,547
4,176,103 2,300,150 2,301,590 1.420,384 1,199,913
4,806,421 2,536,599 2,571,835 1,741,015 1,326,205
134,445
156,431
123,397
144,405
7,822
9,514
7,205
8,741
2,495
2,727,099 1,467,581 1,406,228
3,158,330 1,633,760 1,580,943
866,985
944,767
664,120
668,464
121,272
125,864
116,637
116,798
21,043
20,973
21.296
20,433
3,073,951
3,708,417
3,033,363
3,632,788
192,658
217,289
197,203
222,554
115,360
172,872
93,523 1,835,525 1,893,492
117,683 2,029,808 2,082,680
3.335
4,582
3,250
4,472
2,400,720
2,772,592
2,325,054
2,679,900
113,412
104,468
115,979
110,509
50,706
50,542
1,330
1,355
1,260
1,257
2,095,999
2,997,129
1,932,945
2,770,320
243,976
310,216
234.135
295,067
151,333
202,742
112,677
146,017
846,797
994,025
847,269
990,401
32,614
3S,G70
471,222
799,330
383,879
667,294
233,230
326,790
203,103
200,125
179,990
280,022
108,371
150,888
9,104
11,766
6,486
9,701
631,136
1,138,765
534,485
970,005
337,366
544,168
318.135
509,487
292,775
555,898
179,71
305,550
8,032
15,946
6,632
13,249
709,260
928,337
38,976 1,243,082 1,256,804
36,315 1,315,792 1,336,721
i For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
38
106
55
215
.Male.
Female.
N A T I V IT Y ,
2,828,221
3,287,567
RACE,
Total:
1900....
1910....
Chinese.
2,7(53,796
3,265,114
Male.
New England:
1900...................
1910...................
Middle Atlantic:
1900...................
1910...................
East North Central:
1900...................
1910...................
W est N orth Central:
1900...................
1910...................
South Atlantic:
1900...................
1910...................
East South Central:
1900...................
1910...................
West South Central:
1900...................
1910...................
Mountain:
1900...................
1910...................
Pacific:
1900...................
1910...................
Negro.
SEX,
Native white of
native parentage.
BY
Division i and
i year.
P O P U L A T IO N ,
KtOl V s — .iS'Li'C
D iv is io n s .
38,816,448 37,178,127
47,332,277 41,639,9:9
2Including other Asiatics.
CO
CO
No. 2 4 .—POPULATION’ IN 1910: By
S e x , C o lo r o r R a c e , an d N a tiv ity a n d
P a re n ta g e
op W h it e s , a n d
by S ta te s an d
G e o g r a p h ic
g
D iv is io n s .
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Sex.
Color or race, nativity, and parentage.
Male.
909
29,201
460
16,371
1,482
152
68
74
95
3,488
188
279
471
2,444
234
780
892
55
688
7,519
9,053
1,253
313
10,745
62
1,305
62
36,248
373
462
30
369
191
233
859
2,103
276
97
16
52
507
108
378
2,582
241
275
257
535
1,285
4
371
9
41,350
2,300
71
4
47
50
4
1,363
285
38
36
107
12
31
13
24
151
49
67
2
99
1,585
4
1
2.257
1
11
1
12
4
2
3
110
14
2
2
4
4
24
N A T I V IT Y .
18,956
908,282
46,824
2,009
16,909
442,891
517,250
21,645
126,851
11,453
328,759
15,174
17,420
31,181
24,351
94,446
33,842
308,669
15,072
1,176,987
651
40,427
1,202,560
109,049
159,35s
00,320
273,484
14,973
135, ISO
54,030.
40,053 1 261,656
51,782 i
713,874
110,133
1,363
104,174
232,250
1,051,050
38,055
595,524
17,115
7.084
543,010
9,389
1,009,487
228,896
157,452
91,644
1,834 !,
Chinese. Japanese. All other.
AND
.....
32,417
42,176
36,608
635,889
181,428
374,489
25,873
45,066
35,825
25,672
75,195
1,723,847
350,551
632,181
292,105
124,704
112,717
134,955
191,838
1,170,447
964,S82
941,130
19,489
518,201
106,809
Indian.
RACE,
.....
1,177,459
82,468
1,077,509
1,106,533
475,136
395,649
127,809
166,711
373,967
1,391,058
203,599
2,600,555
2,130,088
1,303,526
1,207,057
1,863,194
776,587
494,907
766,627
1,103,429
1,224,841
575,081
757,233
2,387,835
162,127
Negro.
SEX,
........
1,063,884
85,780
764,423
1,054,571
368,327
551,114
98,887
173,019
358,453
1,304,102
140,048
2,726,917
1,317,581
1,076,600
805,037
1,128,196
821,113
365,319
651,121
1,711,168
1,355,639
967,197
891,354
1,605,522
149,181
Forelgnbom
white.
BY
1,074,209
118,574
810,026
Arkansas...........................................................................................
California.......................................................................................... 1,322,978
430,697
503,042
Connecticut......................................................... ............................
103,435
Delaware...........................................................................................
158,050
District of Columbia........................................................................
394,166
Florida..............................................................................................
Georgia.............................................................................................. 1,305,019
185,546
Idaho................................................................................................
Illinois............................................................................................... 2,911,674
Indiana............................................................................................. 1.383,295
Iowa.................................................................................................. 1,148,171
885,912
Kansas
Kentucky......................................................................................... 1,161,709
835,275
Louisiana..........................................................................................
377,052
Maine................................................................................................
644,225
Maryland..........................................................................................
Massachusetts.................................................................................. 1 1,655,248
1,454,534
Minnesota........................................„ ............................................... 1 1,108,511
905,760
Mississippi........................................................................................
1,C87,813
226,872
Female.
P O P U L A T IO N ,
State.
Native
Native
white of
white of
foreign
native
or mixed
parentage. parentage.
Nebraska.
Wyoming.............................................
564,432
29,324
214,282
1,250,704
152,056
4,529,017
1,107,811
259,502
2,332,363
775,577
288,500
3,722,905
272,296
763,558
266,776
1,081,298
1,878,916
176,488
173,388
1,026,264
483,327
577,075
1,125,282
64,295
642,075
35,326
230,231
1,009,909
255,609
3,230,325
1,485,718
162,461
8,033,259
1,310,403
416,851
4,222,727
159,821
661,970
245,652
1,654,606
2,602,950
171,663
229,382
1,325,238
685,386
1,042,107
763,225
80,696
362,353
20,951
303,117
777,797
26,331
3,007,248
8,851
251,236
1,024,393
94,044
135,238
1,806,267
194,646
11,137
217,491
38,367
361,914
131,527
75,055
37,943
282,528
57,638
1,044,761
32,504
175,865
17,999
96,558
658,188
22,654
2,729,272
5,942
156,158
597,245
40,084
103,001
1,438,719
178,025
6,054
100,628
18,459
239,984
63,393
49,861
26,628
241,197
57,072
512,569
27,118
7,689
513
564
89,760
1,628
134,191
697,843
617
111,452
137,612
1,492
193,919
9,529
835,843
817
473,088
690,049
1,144
1,621
671,096
6,058
64,173
2,900
2,235
3,502
5,240
34
168
20,573
6,046
7,851
6,486
127
74,825
5,090
1,503
284
331
19,137
216
702
3,123
26
539
10,997
36
10,142
1,486
112
927
67
1,139
248
5,266
80
39
569
139
7,363
1,784
272
57
121
43
595
371
8
154
2,709
90
226
246
8
340
2,110
3
14
12,929
3
34
1,596
Total...................................................
47,332,277
44,689,989
49,488,575
18,897,837
13,345,545
9,827,763
265,683
71,531
72,157
3,175
3,265,114
9,818,260
9,392,839
6,092,855
6,134,605
4,245,169
4,544,505
1,478,018
2,365,906
3,287,567
9,502,626
8,857,782
5,545,066
6,060,290
4,164.732
4,240,029
1,155,499
1,826,398
2,613,419
8.462,961
9,751,968
6,523,687
7,341,205
5,452,492
5,767,449
1,466,624
2,108,770
2,052,709
5,591,312
5,108,434
3,214,703
439,843
214,977
605,283
616,921
1,053,655
1.814,386
4,826.179
3,067,220
1,613.231
290,555
86,857
348,759
436,910
861,448
66,306
417,870
300,836
242.662
4,112,488
2.652,513
1,984,426
21,467
29,195
2.076
7; 717
18,255
41,406
9,054
2,612
76,767
75,338
32,458
3,499
8,189
3,415
1,196
1,582
414
1,303.
5,614
46,320
272
1,643
482
1,000
156
26
428
10,447
57,703
14
21
11
37
12
10
119
196
2,755
Ohio..................
Utah..............................................................
Vermont.......................................................
Virginia.........................................................
Washington..................................................
West Virginia..............................................
Wisconsin.....................................................
19
312
2
2
8
20
180
3
84
New England..............................................
Middle Atlantic...........................................
' East North Central.....................................
West North Central....................................
South Atlantic.............................................
East South Central.. . .................................
West South Central....................................
Mountain......................................................
Pacific...........................................................
i For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
NATIVITY.
Geographic divisions
SEX, EACE, AND
Oklahoma............
Oregon..................
Pennsylvania___
Rhode Island___
South Carolina...
South D akota....
Tennessee.............
28
55
POPULATION, BY
590
864
1
206
258
1,247
2
59
76
48
3,418
190
33
8
42
627,782
62,551
216,290
1,286,463
175,245
4,584,597
1,098,476
317,554
2,434,758
881,578
384,265
3,942,206
270,314
751,842
317,112
1,103,491
2,017,620
196,863
182,568
1,035,348
658,663
644,044
1,208,578
91,670
Nevada................
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..........
New Mexico.........
New York...........
North Carolina...
North Dakota___
No. 2 5 .—PERSONS OF SCHOOL, MILITIA, AND VOTING AGES IN 1910: B y S e x , N a t i v i t y , a n d C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s a n d
G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
co
0*
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
State.
Native white.
Foreign-bom
white.
2-2,383
19,349
196,973
248,038
100,874
18,530
193,652
245,279
99,798
Connecticut..............
Delaware...................
District oi Columbia.
Florida......................
Georgia......................
125,012
23,376
26,486
69,022
242,678
125,450
22,524
27,061
68,250
242,061
Idaho............... v...
Illinois.......................
Indiana......................
Iowa..........................
TTftngftg.....................
47,593
733,187
377,856
329,829
247,504
1,180
4,185
21,953
1,054
1,063
2,881
929
45,088
736,140
371,999
325,245
240,657
2,058
62,786
7,553
9,683
6,132
157,498
88,410
151,792
370,466
1,072
2,890
8,472
5,822
64,481
Female.
Female.
Native
white.
Native
white.
Foreignborn
white.
228,673
31,788
218,371
420,982
151,571
6,182
20,679
4,687
189,864
46,740
6,495
88,734
54,676
5,671
288,422
39,415
274,583
548,842
194,089
10,521
25,682
9,718
297,365
70,514
214,168
8,954
111,523
74,190
7,045
2,017
4,971
12,915
51,812
225,978
42
45
140,134
31,471
48,691
83,286
273,559
113,937
6,229
6,927
12,300
5,432
6,934
22,731
76,102
218,104
189,224
44,028
64,027
106,866
345,056
153,168
8,776
11,738
17,445
8,513
5,300
9,083
27,996
89,884
267,047
12,105
7,591
1,904
7,631
40
12,720
7,909
1,962
7,918
1,051
245
147
140
1,125
66,812
894,868
513,106
402,381
319,059
17,237
402,334
51,657
69,160
37,583
2,335
33,354
15,794
4,288
13,585
81,625
1,096,518
712,504
511,034
415,977
25,844
604,524
88,927
146,880
74,248
42,140
21,003
5,7E8
, 18,304
40,544
123,732
163
35,506
4,190
41,432
130,848
192
37,724
4,607
105
385
390,822
178,307
117,376
192,910
416,445
8,284
15,159
33,338
28,824
58,387
144,877
611
49,639
12,070
507,221
213,482
186,391
255,588
552,830
20,440
26,519
48,464
47,973
453,601
75,793
174,918
872
64,347
15,238
175,939
171,816
2,890
63,626
44,568
6,112
4,527
102,861
41,861
4,421
560,045
338,621
187,506
798,076
89,420
302,177
298,282
5,235
121,404
59,313
8,654
5,766
234,212
53,582
6,284
49,349
9,291
3,865
2,247
254,570
23,865
94,345
12,767
4,711
3,394
159,525
193
77,621
2,271
1,182
167,651
223
81,810
2,461
1,286
22,258
895
984
2,437
1,704
5,107
10,678
49,473
213,507
Kentucky................ .
Louisiana..................
Maine....................... .
Maryland.
Massachu
338,642
157,754
89,405
151,510
Michigan..
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri..
Montana..
371,587
305,281
136,673
466,983
42,038
366,543
301,962
134,126
467,113
40,432
28,228
20,658
671
9,538
4,761
24,077
16,3^1
516
8,545
2,621
1,962
576
183,085
20,255
150
2,032
613
189,246
21,427'
150’
2,458
3,294
137
3,619
434.678
314,770
149,994
615.679
74,243
Nebraska.
Nevada....
181,456
6,667
177,961
6,548
1,005
5,023
275
736
22
776
1,368
1,703
214,283
17,845
Foreignbom
white.
Voting age: Males 21 years and over.
10,944
176
14,100
730
3,473
632
17,738
5,242
940
58,731
4,774
6,459
4,189
Indian,
Chinese,
Japar
nese, and
ail
other.
,
47
420
SCHOOL, MILITIA,
Alabama....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas...................
California...................
Colorado....................
Negro.
Militia age: Males 18 to 44 years,
inclusive.
OP
Male.
|
POPULATION
School age: G to 20 years, inclusive.
►
%
O
o
a
%
Q
►
U
m
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..........
New Mexico.........
7,944
42,902
1,991
7,315
45,967
1,435
64
10,368
170
74
11,464
193
14
156
7,336
58,878
345,257
59,478
31,291
228,193
9,109
188
24,063
4,510
94,437
435,195
76,231
41,956
309,648
12,502
275
29,859
5,904
1,001,809
261,3i9
81,308
613,035
247,641
1,015,318
256,669
78,366
610,015
237,974
195,225
411
11,896
34,329
1,902
212,565
304
9,298
28,499
1,466
12,420
129,377
52
13,426'
24,186
14,77*
134,648
51
14,404
24,532
2,319
2,855
2,365
101
28,622
1,213,383
273,145
89,009
844,646
301,465
897,977
2,106
55,217
202,580
13,455
45,001
116,941
1,402
29,702
43,013
1,562,358
354,315
92,220
1,135,999
371,826
1,221,013
3,296
79,721
308,478
23,551
53,402
148,523
1,949
39,788
51,889
Oregon..............
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina.
South D akota..
83,571
980,103
60,005
117,260
86,799
80,755
979,737
58,892
114,887
82,727
5,360
102,138
13,445
338
4,716
3,054
85,076
13,394
217
3,596
96
21,403
1,066
161,928
91
102
24,767
1,211
169,501
93
2,448
1,079
89
129
5,957
141,300
1,159,586
66,897
130,705
105,509
42,372
574,707
55,743
1,976
31,326
6,881
54,326
2,573
144,107
3,800
181,434
1,500,987
84,513
162,414
118,194
63,909
741,610
75,899
3,355
54,528
11,845
66,429
3,422
169,277
5,467
Tennessee.,
Texas........
Utah.........
Vermont..,
Virginia...
290,161
540,805
57,528
44,488
228,361
283,096
529,015
56,907
43,249
223,649
962
21,074
2,979
3,697
1,695
778
19,629
2,300
3,010
1,318
80,822
123,976
90
140
119,254
82,575
128,892
106
111
123,159
84
322
1,106
6
213
324,287
598,205
62,113
57,314
263,362
5,026
68,308
19,277
15,467
9,460
93,775
138,467
3,059
904
125,906
423,319
723,810
67,784
88,754
348,777
10,112
112,152
32,652
23,759
14,882
119,237
167,395/
3,679
993
159,873
Washington___
West Virginia..
Wisconsin.......
Wyoming........
136,139
188,028
348,315
17,033
131,199
181,695
345,319
15,412
12,163
6,055
19,367
1,713
8,442
2,532
15,288
768
452
9,695
285
156
454
8,786
343
130
4,629
27
3,627
564
222,555
223,251
361,240
36,493
102,786
30,582
133,926
14,963
15,531
21,215
2,756
3,198
275,455
280,811
410,604
41,435
147,224
34,687
269,237
18,263
18,615
22,851
3,902
3,503
11,393,940
11,284,885
801,208
740,835
1,670,979
1,751,178
107,574
13,880,182
4,471,688
2,121,814
17,710,697
6,646,817
2,641,637
New England............. .
Middle Atlantic...........
East North Central—
West North Central...
South Atlantic.............
735,215
2,280,046
2,443,980
1,699,160
1,308,040
734,414
2,294,589
2,430,016
1,674,031
1,288,588
119,992
340,265
152,263
69,171
20,248
123,076
343,608
131,369
53,501
15,439
7,327
44,191
85,369
31,245
734,525
8,212
51,003
37,468
32,840
769,494
876
3,554
6,578
14,386
3,425
857,044
2,718,226
3,048,538
2,060,690
1,520,380
581,585
1,700,877
966,436
478,077
103,836
20,271
123,390
87,718
73,328
781,679
1,196,149
3,498,540
3,915,670
2,528,692
1,961,882
796,847
2,272,271
1,573,343
869,408
150,665
26,100
149,690
115,487
95,537
958,881
East South Central__
West South Central....
Mountain....................
Pacific..........................
977,859
1,143,173
338,719
467,743
958,637
1,118,139
329,238
457,233
3,885
26,674
25,520
43,190
3,068
24,486
17,054
29,234
463,976
349,515
2,012
2,819
480,904
366,082
2,158
3,017
1,020
29,505
27,053
21,177
1,093,776
1,296,348
500,343
784,837
22,382
101,609
181,864
335,022
511,313
415,091
31,936
77,088
1,406,468
1,583,701
613,864
1,005,731
46,308
171,940
257,537
508,498
643r4l0
£05,725
42,157
104,650
New York.........
North Carolina.,
North D akota..
O h io...,......... .
Oklahoma.........
Total.................
Geographic divisions.a
2 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 23.
*
a
E
S
AGES.
i Persons of negro descent, Chinese Japanese, and Indians.
3
VOTING
47,947
299,534
46,641
SCHOOL, MILITIA, AND
48,276
298,134
47,637
No. 2 0 .—DENSITY OP POPULATION PEE SQUARE MILE AT EACH. CENSUS, 1790 TO 1910: B y S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department o f Commerce.]
[N ote .— In computing density of population for the United States, the areas and population o f Alaska and Hawaii in 1900, o f Alaska in 1890, and of Indian Territory in
I860,1870, and 1880 are not considered. The area of Indian reservations, outside o f Indian Territory, is included in the area of the States and Territories in which they are
severally situated, and in that of the United States prior to 1890, although the population of these Indian reservations was not ascertained, and for this reason can not be
considered in figuring density of population at the censuses prior to 1890.]
Arizona........................................ ................
Arkansas......................................................
California......................................................
Colorado........................................................
Connecticut..................................................
D elaw are......................................................
District o f Colum bia...................................
G eorgia.........................................................
1790
1810
1820
1830
1840
1850
15.0
18.8
19.4
.1
24.6
.1
.4
.1
.6
1.9
4.0
.6
64.3
89.7
486.7
1.0
11.8
76.9
46.6
891.2
1.6
15.4
8.3
2.4
.8
95.5
67.1
1,294.5
2.6
18.0
9.2
3.6
.4
111.5
63.6
2,270.7
8.4
20.2
15.8
6.5
1.9
129.2
74.6
3,062.5
4.9
26.3
30.6
37.6
12.1
1.3
28.8
15.6
21.0
69.1
153.1
18.0
.2
45.4
46.8
21.5
4.6
32.9
16.0
21.0
78.6
181.8
20.6
55.0
55.1
29.2
12.2
41.0
20.7
21.7
94.0
221.8
28.5
57.1
37.0
367.1
.6
1.5
4.3
5.8
61.8
39.1
442.6
• .6
8.8
.1
1.0
4.1
2.8
9.6
8.5
19.1
.2
15.2
27.5
8.5
14.0
3.4
10.0
41.0
65.1
17.1
4.8
13.4
45.0
75.9
.2
19.4
7.8
16.8
47.3
91.7
3.7
24.4
11.4
19.5
58.6
123.7
6.9
1.8
5.5
3.2
32.0
47.1
5.1
34.4
52.6
10.1
2.2
7.7
38.3
58.7
.1
1880
11.5
54.3
37.0
266.9
.6
1870
6.0
52.1
82.7
156.6
(*>
1860
2.5
49.4
30.1
Illinois...........................................................
Indiana.........................................................
I o w a ..............................................................
TCanpfts...........................................................
K entucky.....................................................
Louisiana.....................................................
M aine............................................................
M aryland....................................................
Massachusetts..............................................
Michigan.......................................................
1800
.4
1890
1900
1910
29.5
,1
85.7
.1
41.7
.1
.8
21.5
7.8
4.0
154.8
85.7
3,972.3
7.1
31.3
1.1
26.0
9.6
5.2
188.5
94.0
4,645.3
9.6
37.7
23.9
1.9
86.1
70.1
40.2
18.0
53.4
80.4
23.2
119.5
349.0
42.1
1.8
80.0
15.3
7.7
231.3
103.0
5,517.8
13.7
44.4
29. S
3.9
100.6
74.9
40.0
20.7
57.0
36.5
24.8
130.3
418.8
48.9
1.1
68.3
61.1
84.4
17.6
46.3
24.6
22.1
104.9
278.5
36.4
POPULATION-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
State.
8.1
5.C
15.7 |
20.4
2S.1
23.7 !
32.7 |
27.0
36.9
29.8
42.7
31.5
49.7
12.4
9.8
20.1
28.8
13.1
40.3
15.1
51.0
35.5
11.4
65.2
.3
0)
6-1.5
3.2
64.8
11.3
72.1
13.6
77.8
16.5
91.1
19.1
102.0
19.6
138.3
21.9
24.1
.8
9.4
11.6
10.9
13.7 '
23.9
13.2
25.9
16.6
?2.0
19.3
0)
34.4
22.1
.4
81.4
20.4
5.4
17.9
25.0
.1
1.6
.4
35.2
120.6
.7
92.0
22.0
9.7
24.4
31.6
.3
5.9
.6
38.4
150.5
1.0
106.7
28.7
(2)
57.4
(*>
65.4
<*)
78.5
.5
64.8
1.0
78.6
1.8
95.5
163.7
23.1
203.7
23.1
259.2
82.6
(2)
26.6
2.3
.3
34.5
24.8
.1
(!)
30.2
3.1
1.1
36.2
30.4
.4
18.4
19.1
J
(2)
37.0
6.1
1.8
36.4
37.6
1.1
25.7
23.8
.2
87.7
4.5
42.4
8.5
2.6
36.4
41.1
6.3
31.8
30.6
.6
13.0
16.9
21>2
2.1
17.1
17.2
14.0
The United States..
1Less than one-tenth.
<>)
13.1
9.9
2Dakota Territory: 0.9 in 1S80, 0.1 in 1870, and 0.02 in 1860.
16.2
27.8
39.0
1.0
13.8
.4
41.7
192.3
1.3
126.0
33.2
2.7
90.1
2.0
3.3
117.3
21.7
33.5
45.2
1.7
13.9
.4
45.6
250.7
1.6
152.5
38.9
4.5
102.1
10.3
4.3
140.6
277.5
401.6
44.0
5.2
48.5
11.6
3.4
37.7
46.1
7.8
39.9
37.4
* Indian Territory: 12.7 in 1900 and 5.9 in 1890.
25.7
38.8
47.9
2.6
15.5
.7
47.7
337.7
2.7
191.2
45.3
8.2
117.0
23.9
7.0
171.0
325.5
508.5
49.7
7.6
52.4
14.8
4.5
39.0
51.2
17.1
50.8
42.2
1.5
30.9
P O P U L A T I O N ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Minnesota..
Mississippi.
Missouri . . .
M ontana...
N ebraska..
N evada___
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.........
New M ex ico.......
N ew Y ork ............
Nor th Carolina...
North D a k o ta ....
O h io .....................
Oklahoma s .........
Oregon...............................
Pennsylvania...................
Porto R ic o ........................
Rhode Island...................
South Carolina.................
South Dakota...................
Tennessee........................
Texa s.................................
U tah..................................
Verm ont............................
V irg in ia ............................
Washington..................... .
West Virginia...................
Wisconsin..........................
W yom in g..........................
CO
<£>
40
POPULATION,
No. 2 7 .—POPULATION OF CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES AND SPECI
FIED NONCONTIGUOUS TE RRITORY: T o t a l J u n e 1,1900, w i t h K s t i m a t e s f o r
C o r r e s p o n d i n g D a t e s , 1901 t o 1913.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Contiuentul
)
1900...................
1C01...................
jono
3903...................
1105...................
KCG...................
1JG7...................
1908...................
10C9...................
1010...................
1911...................
1912.................
l ‘J13...................
Li. D.
75,994,575
77,612,569
79,200,563
80,848,557
82,466,551
84,084,545
85,702,533
87,320,533
88,938,527
90,556,521
92,174,515
93,792,509
95,410,503
97,028,497
H aw aii.
I
63,592
63,669
63,746
63,823
GD, 900
63,977
64,054
64,132
64,210
64,288
64,366
64,443
61,520
64,597
154,001
157,839
161,677
165,516
169,355
173,194
177,033
180,872
184,711
188,550
192,389
196,227
200,005
203,904
Philippines.
Porto Rico.
!
1962,
977,
993,
1,009,
1,025,
1,041,
1,056,
1,072,
1,088,
1.104,
1,119,
1,135,
1,151,
1,167,
U 0,000
,.
fcumoa.
2fi,800
452,
543,
635,
727,
818,
910,
3,001,
5,093,
$,185,
5,276,
3,368,
3,460,
3,551,
1 Estimated.
2Estimated; no data upon which to base estimates for years 1901 to 1910.
s Census 1303.
* Apr. 15,1910.
t June 30,1911.
*Feb. 1,1912.
Military
and
91,219
P O P U L A T I O N -----U R B A N
41
AND RURAL.
N o. 2 8 . — D IS T R IB U T IO N O P P O P U L A T IO N A S U R B A N A N D R U R A L , W IT H
P E R C E N T U R B A N , 1833, 1900, A N D 1 9 1 0 : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i
s i o n s .1
[Soureo: Honoris of t!io Bureau of tho Census, Department of Commerce.]
1S«0
1‘JOO
1910
Per cent urbar.
total e.
Urban.
Alabama.......................
Arizona.........................
Arkansas.......................
Colorado........................
Connecticut..................
Delaware.......................
Florida..........................
Georgia..........................
Rural.
Urban.
Rural.
Urban.
Rural.
152.235 1,301,160
79.941
8 302
73,159 1,055,052
589,4(34 623,934
185,905
227,344
216,714 1,611,983
370,431 1,767,662
19,495
103,436
63,2t.0
141,094
111,733 1,199,831
202.681 1,371,768
907.810
777,699
707,354 1,469,739
260,051
394,184
279,049
404,840
123,097
623,1C1
71,007
97,420
230,392
77,358
314,004
257.472 1,579.881
792,595
115,825
85,717
99,018
278,718
421,511
107,031
346,382 1,869,949
1890 1900
10.1
9-4
6.5
48.(5
45.0
19t0
11.9
15 9
85
52.4
48.3
17.3
81.0
12.9
61.8
50.7
999,839
114,917 83.5 87.2
97,085
105,237 42.2 46.4
100.0 100.0
331,009
219,080
533,539 19.8 20.3
538,650 2,070,471 14.0 15.6
89.7
48.0
100.0
29.1
20.6
88,548
10,003
151,769
69,898
255,696
Illinois.......................... 1,710,172 2,116,180 2,610,368 2,205,182 3,476,929 2,101,602
862,689 1,653,773 1,143,835 1,557,041
Indiana......................... 590.039 1,602,305
572,386 1,659,407
680,054 1,544,717
Iowa.............................. 405.704 1,500,533
Kansas.......................... 272,201 1,155,907
330,903 1,139,592
493,790 1,197,159
44.7
20.9
21.2
19.1
6.2
54.3
34.3
25.6
22.5
21.5
61.7
42.4
30.6
29.2
467,6(58 1,679,500
555,442 1,734,463
Kentucky..................... 350,713 1,501,922
283,845
834,743
3(56,288 1,015,337
496,516 1,159,872
Louisiana.....................
3(32,482
337,390
357,076
381,443
360,928
Maine............................ 298.604
591,2015
546,688
596,838
637,154
Maryland...................... 495,702
658,192
Massachusetts.............. 2,003,854
235,093 2,567,098
238,248 3,125,367
241,049
19.2
25.4
45.2
47.6
89.5
21. S
26.5
48.6
49.8
91.5
24.3
30.0
51.4
50.8
92.8
34.9
33.8
5.4
32.0
27.1
39.3
34.1.
7.7
36.3
34.7
47.2
41.0
11.5
42.5
35.5
881,362
68,508
175,473
629.957
280,730
27.4
33.8
51.1
00.7
6.2
23.7
17.0
55.0
70.0
14.0
26.1
16.3
59.2
75.2
14.2
New York..................... 3,899,737 2,103,437 5,298.I ll 1,970,783 7,185,494 1,928,120
186,790 1,707.020
318,474 1,887,813
North Carolina............. 115,759 1,502,190
23,413
10,643
180,340
295;733
63,230
513,820
North Dakota..............
Ohio.............................. 1,504,390 2,167,939 1,998,382 2,159,163 2.665,143 2,101,978
731,974 '320,155 1,337,000
9,484
249,173
58,417
Oklahoma2...................
65.0
7.2
5.6
41.0
3.7
72.9
9.9
7.3
48.1
7.4
78.8
14.4
11.0
55.9
19.3
365,705
232,611
133,180
280,350
307,060
Oregon..........................
85,093
Pennsylvania............... 2,557,397 2,700,716 3,448,610 2,853,505 4,630,669 3,034,442
407,647
524,-654
17,956
Rhode Island................ 32(5,002
18.904
20,909
224,832 1,290,568
171,256 1,169,060
South Carolina...........
11M83 1,034.960
76,073
507,215
South Dakota..............
28,555
320,045
40,936
360,634
20.8
48.6
94.5
10.1
8.2
32.2
54.7
95.1
12.8
10.2
45.6
60.4
9(5.7
14.8
13.1
Michigan.....................
Minnesota.....................
Mississippi....................
Missouri........................
Montana.......................
730,294 1,363,596
952,323
443,049
867,234
598,100
120,035
(59,966 1,219,634
850', 9C6 1,822,219 1,128,104
84,554
38,787
104,137
Nebraska......................
Nevada.........................
New Hampshire...........
New Jersey...................
New Mexico..................
291,641
10.024
192,479
876,(338
9,970
252,702
771,015
7,195
31,331
226,269
184,051
568,295 1,329,162
150,312
27,381
1,4(58,059 1,327.044 1,483,129
1,153,294
850,294 1,225,414
1,431,235
207,311 1,589,803
1,978,561 1,398,817 1,894,518
158,775
133,420
242,633
310,852
813,598
35,140
13,367
185,319
255,099
554,507 1,907,210
107,929
46,571
Tennessee.....................
Texas............................
Utah.............................
Vermont.......................
Virginia........................
238,394 1,529,124
349,511 1,886,010
75,155
135,624
117.0(33
215,359
282,721 1,373,259
326,639 1,693,977
520,759 2,527,951
171,322
105,427
139,180
204,401
340,067 1,514,117
441,045 1.743,744
938,104 2,958,438
172,934
200,417
168,943
187,013
476,529 1,585,083
13.5
15.6
35.7
35.2
17.1
1C*. 2
17.1
38.1
40.5
18.3
20.2'
24.1
46.3
47.5
23.1
Washington..................
West Virginia..............
Wisconsin.....................
Wyoming.....................
127,178
230,054
81,3(55
681,429
502,280 1,131,044
21,484
41,071
211,477* 30=5,626
605,530
530,460
833,335
228,242
992,877
125,465
790,213 1,278,829 1,004,320 1,329,540
05,874
43,221
102,744
20,057
35.6
10.7
33.2
34.3
40.8
13.1
38.2
28.8
53. o’
18.7
43.0
29.6
Total................... 22,720,223 40,227,491 30,797,185 45,197,390 42,623,383 49,348,8S3 36.1
40.5
40.3
Geographic divisions.3
5,455,345
13,723,373
9,617,271
3,873,716
1,097,336
5,592,519
8,633,350
7,764,205
75.8
57.7
37.8
25.8
79.9
65.2
45.2
28.5
83.3
71.0
52.7
33.3
South Atlantic............. 1,728,019 7,129,903 2,232,632 8,210,848 3,092,153
East South Central----- 817,308 5,011,84» 1,131,056 6.416,701 1,574,229
West South Central__
715,999 4,024,984 1,057,197 5,475,093 1,957,456
947,511
Mountain.....................
355,027 8,858,308
541,303 1,133,294
Pacific.........................
801,735 1,086,599 1,122,356 1,294,336 2,382,329
i
9,102,742
6,835,072
6,827,078
1,086,006
1,809,975
19.5
12.7
15.1
29.3
42.5
21.4
15.0
16.2
32.3
4.’ . 4
25.4
18.7
22.3
30. 0
55.8
New England..............
Middle Atlantic...........
East North Central___
West North Central...
3.581,763
7,333,772
5,097,181
2,308,819
1,138,986
5,372,448
8,381,124
6,623,293
4,470,179
10,075,883
7,219,975
2,946,544
1,121,838
5,378,795
8,705,0)6
7,400,879
i Urban population compri jos that residing in cili33 a:nl other incorporated places of 2,500 inhabitants
or more, including New England towns of that population.
8Includes population of Indian Territory for 1890 and 1900.
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
42
P O P U L A T IO N
O F P R IN C IP A L , C IT IE S .
No. 2 3 __ CITIES HAVING 50,000 OR M ORE INHABITANTS IN 1910: P o p u l a
t i o n a t E a c h C e n s u s , 1850 t o 1910, a n d D e c e n n i a l I n c r e a s e , 1890 t o 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Per cent of
increase.
Population.
City.
1850
1870
1880
1890
1900
3,266
50,7(53
3,779
3,477
62,367
8,025
3,591
9,554
10,006
69,422
13,884
10,610
21,789
16.512
90,758
18,063
19,710
37,409
27,601
94,923
25,228
30,337
65,533
42,728
94,151
35,416
38,973
89,872
69,067
100,253
51,913
52,127
154.839
40.4
28.5
37.1
Baltimore, Md......
Bayonne, N. J.......
Birmingham, Ala..
Boston, Mass........
136,881
Bridgeport, Conn___ 2 7,500
212,418
267,354
434,439
19,033
26,178
44S,477
48,866
508,957
32,722
38,415
560,892
70,996
558,485
55,545
132,685
670,585
102,054
17.2
71.9
46.7
25.1
45.3
27,294
255,664
70,028
58,313
26,189
40,063
352,387
91,880
75,935
30,667
56,878
423,715
104.839
94,538
50,217
Akron, Ohio___
Albany, N. Y . .
Allentown, Pa..
Altoona, Pa___
Atlanta, Ga___
Brockton, Mass...
Buffalo, N. Y .......
Cambridge, Mass.
Camden, N. J.......
Canton, Ohio.......
Detroit, Mich.........
Duluth, Minn........
East St. Louis, 111.
Elizabeth, N. J ___
Erie, Pa..................
61.6
6.5
46.6
33.8
72.3
177,840
2 13,299
250,526
18,969
332,313
9,372
3,086
362,839
27,643
6,584
81,129
26,060
14,358
4,041
8,007
117,714
39,634
20,045
8,660
13,608
155,134
52,669
41,659
12,258
46.8
37.8
31.2
30.2
17.1
42.0
40,522
109,260
161,044
49,984
54,955
58,833
55,807
1.6
503,185 1,099,850 1,698,575 2,185,283 54.4
255,139
363,591
325,902
296,908
9.8
160,146
261,353
560, (>03 46.1
381,768
51,647
88,150
181,511 42.4
125,560
5.4
28.7
18,554
48,956
298,977
216,239
92,829
31,274
9,408
16,471
24,505
10,977
20,081
30,473
4,759
12,035
29,720
10,358
38,678
35.629
22,408
37,371
38,067
61,220
106,713
50,093
42,638
85,333
133,859
62,139
53,270
92,104
116,577
213,381
86,368
79,577
3,131
5,644
20,832
19,646
116,340
8 838
9,185
28,229
27,737
205,876
33,115
15,169
37,764
40,634
285,704
52.969
29,655
52,130
52,733
465,766
78,466
58,547
73,409
21,830
26,766
17,718
29,280
48,961
26,880
6,663
32,016
50,756
74,398
35,393
23.076
60,278
59,007
69,647
119,295
63,933
42,261
15,215
9,479
2,603
Charleston, S. C ____ 42,985
Chicago, 111.............. 29,963
Cincinnati, Ohio___ 115,435
Cleveland, Ohio____ 17,034
Columbus, Ohio___ 17,882
Covington, Ivy___
Dallas, Tex............
Dayton, Ohio........
Denver. Colo.........
Des Moines, Iowa..
1910
1890 1900
to
to
1900 1910
1860
43,417
"3,’ 965
21,019
5,858
45,619
11,567
9,419
14.9
12.0
39.4
25.4
24.0
60.0
95.5
38.0
29.8
9 7
69.7
245.4
19.6
43.7
20.2
14.1
24.5
63.7
11.6
46.9
44.6
24.1
116.0
36.6
59.4
39.0
63.0
48.1
97.4
40.8
26.2
Evansville, Ind...
Fall River, Mass___ 11,524
Fort Wayne, Ind___ 4,282
Fort Worth, T e x ....
Grand Rapids, Mich. 2,686
11,484
8,085
16,507
112,571
16.3
40.9
27.5
15.7
45.3
Harrisburg, P a......... 7,834
Hartford, Conn......... >17,966
Hoboken, N. J..........
Holyoke, Mass..........
Houston, T ex...........
13,405
2 29,152
9,662
4,997
4,845
23,104
37,180
20,297
10,733
30,762
42,015
30,999
21,915
16.513
39,385
53,230
43,648
35,637
27,557
50,167
79,850
59,364
45,712
44,633
64,186
98,915
70,324
57,730
7S,800
27.4
50.0
36.0
28.3
62.0
27.9
18,611
2,118
29,226
4,185
48,244
6,912
82,546
75,056
7,650
120,722
8,380
3,200
105,436
17,201
163,003
21,8G5
38,316
169,164
28,429
206,433
35,936
51,418
233,650
57,699
267,779
55,482
82,331
60.4
65.3
26.6
64.8
31, 2
38.1
103.0
29.7
54.4
60.1
8,282
1,610
43,194
4,418
17,639
4,385
68,033
36,827
32,260
28,921
5,728
100,753
40,928
55,785
39,151
11,183
123,758
59,475
132,716
44,654
50,395
161,129
77,696
163,752
62,559
102,479
204,731
94.969
248,381 23.4
85,892 40.1
319,198 103.4
223,928 27.1
106,294 22.2
•51.7
37.3
211.5
9.4
11.9
Lynn, Mass............... 14,257
Manchester, N. H . . . 13,932
Memphis, Tenn......
8,841
Milwaukee, W is___ 20,061
Minneapolis, Minn..
19,083
20,107
22,623
45,246
2,564
23,536
40,226
71,440
13,066
38,274
32.630
33,592
115,587
46,887
55,727
44,126
64,495
204,468
164,738
68,513
56,987
102,320
285,315
202,718
70,063
181,105
373,857
301,408
22.9
29.1
58.6
39.5
23.1
30.4
22.9
28.1
31.0
48.7
23.8
33.9
36.5
41.2
54.8
23.7
Indianapolis, Ind.
Jacksonville, Fla___
Jersey City, N. J....
Johnstown, Pa.......
Kansas City, Kans.
Kansas City, Mo__
Lawrence, Mass___
Los Angeles, Cal___
Louisville, K y ........
Lowell, Mass...........
8,091
1,045
14,026
(*)
104,863
45,115
26,688
87,565
73,312
Mobile, Ala........
20,515
29,258
29,132
32,034
31.076
51,521
Nashville, Tenn
10,165
16,988
76,168
43,350
25,865
110,364
Newark, N .J ............ 38,894
71,941
105' 059
136,508
181,830
2461070
105,059
347,469
New Bedford, Mass.. 16,443
22,300
40,733
62,442
26,845
96,652
21,320
New Haven, Conn... *20,345 *39,267
* 39,267 2 50,840
^ 840 262,882
81,298
108,027
133,005
1 Decrease.
2 Population of town; town and city not returned separately.
* Excludes Duluth village (population 2,645) set apart by act of legislature Feb. 23,1S77, but
became part of the city by the act of Mar. 2,1887.
* Not returned separately.
6.2
35.3
53.3
32.9
\
18.0
13.8
41.7
174.7
28.6
23.9
18.5
26.3
76.6
P O P U L A T IO N
43
OF P R I N C I P A L C IT IE S .
No.
2 9 . — C i t i e s H a v i n g 5 0 ,0 0 0 o t , M o m : I n h a b i t a n t s i n - 1 9 1 0 : P o p u l a t i o n a t
E a c h C e n s u s , 1 8 5 0 t o 1 9 1 0 , a n d D e c e n n i a l I n c r e a s e , 1 8 9 0 t o 1 9 1 0 — Continued.
For ccnl of
increase.
Population.
1830
New Orleans, La.
New York, N. Y .i ...
Manhattan.........
lironx............
Brooklyn.......
1860
1870
1900
1880
1910
1890
to
1900 1910
242,039
19,075 18.6
216,090
116,375
168,675
191,418
287,104
o96,115 1,174,779 1,478,103 1,911,098 2,507,414 3.437,202 4.766,883 37.1
813,669
942,292 1,1G4,073 1,441,216 1,850,093 2,331.542 25.4
515,547
51,980
83.908
430.980 125.5
23.593
37,393
200.507
8,032
599,495
138,882
419,921
838,547 1,166,582 1,634,351 39.1
279,122
25,402
14,620
1,543
45.468
33,029
J9,229
10,500
56,559
38,991
21,966
31,555
87,050
51, C93
34,871
48,682
4,151
152,999
67,021
46,624
06.900
10,037
284,041 75.8
85,969 29.7
67,4*2 33.7
150,174 37.5
64,205 141.8
3,753
5,095
19,586
4,200
14,045
33,579
6,619
22,849
30,518
6.532
51,031
19,030
29,259
140,452
13,028
78.347
27,633
41,021
102,555
27,777
105,171
39,231
56,100
124,096
54,773
125,000
51,623
66,950
Philadelphia, P a___ 121,376
Pittsburgh, Pa.s____ 07,8(53
Portland, Me............ 20,815
Portland, Oreg........
Providence, R. I ___
565.329
77,923
20,341
2,874
50,666
674,022
139,256
31.413
8,293
18,553
Queens..........
15, 001
Richmond___
14,320
Norfolk, V a.........
Oakland, Cal.......
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Omaha, Nebr..........
Passaic, N. J ...........
Paterson, N. J.........
Pawtucket, R . I.......
Peoria, 111.............
15,743
27,570
30,403
23,162
37,910
48,204
1,699
St. Louis, Mo..........
77,860
St. Paul, Minn........
1,112
Salt Lake City, V tab
San Antonio, T ex..
3,488
San Francisco, Cal.. 434,776
Reading, Pa............
Richmond, V a........
Rochester, N. Y ___
Saginaw, Mich........
St. Joseph, Mo........
Savannah, Ga.........
Schenectady, N. Y .
Scranton, Pa...........
Seattle, Wash.........
Somerville, Mass___
South Bend, In d.
Spokane, W ash...
Springfield, 111---Springfield, Mass.
Syracuse, N. Y . . .
15,312
8,921
3,540
847,170 1,046,964 1,293,697 1,549,008
343,904
235,071
451,512
533.905
36,425
33,810
58,571
50,145
46,385
207,214
17,577
90.426
132,146
224,326
104,857
175,597
‘227.0
Hi. 2
34.2
42.0
36.7
31.3
37.7
94 9
38.7
26.0
114.9
•10.1
85.0
28.3
44.7
124. ;>
539.7
21.0
97.2
19.4
31.0
19.3
19.7
18.2
IG. 8
129.2
27.8
51,038
62,386
7,460
19,565
43,278
63,600
89,366
10.525
32,431
58,661
81,388
133,896
46,322
52,324
78,961
85,050
162.608
42,345
102,979
96,071 34.6
21.7
127.028
4.5
50.1
218,149 21.4
34.2
59,5.10 2 S. 6
19.3
77,403 96.8 a 24.8
160,773
10,401
8,236
8,235
56,802
310,864
20,030
12,854
12.256
149,473
350,518
41,473
20,768
20,550
.233,959
451,770
133,156
44,843
37,673
298,997
575,238
163,065
53,531
53,321
342,782
687.029
214,744
92 777
96,614
416,912
27.3
22.5
19.4
41 .5
14.6
22,292
9,579
9; 223
28,235
11,026
35,092
1,107
14,685
30,709
13,055
45,850
3.533
24,933
43,189
19,902
75,215
42,837
40,152
54,244
31,682
102,026
80.671
61,643
65,064
72,826
129,8(57
237.194
77,236
25.6
59.2
35.6
88.3
53.5
7,206
13,280
21,819
19,922
24,963
44,179
88,143
35,999
36,848
34,159
62,059
108,374
53,684
104,402
51,678
88,926
137,249
65.0
65.0
36.8
40.5
23.0
49.1
183.3
36,006
30,217
81,434
57,458
37,714
36,673
131,822
73.307
60,651
83,743
4.7
58,157 21.4
168,497 61.9
96,815 27 6
76,813 3 0.5
122.0
58.6
27.8
32.0
18.8
58.5
112.6
8,025
1,052
4.533
11,766
22,271
9.320
15,199
28,119
17,364
26,703
43,051
19,743
33,340
51,792
6,461
28,785
8,594
13,768
17,228
39,235
16,103
31,584
22,874
46,465
26,042
50,137
29,910
56,747
TJtica, N. Y .............
Washington, D. C.5.
Water bury, Conn...
Wichita, Karn........
Wilkes-Barre, P a ...
17,565
40,001
22,529
61,122
28,804
109,199
10,826
33,914
177,624
17,806
4,911
44,007
230,392
28,646
23,853
37,718
56,383
278,718
45.859
24.671
51,721
74.419
331,069
73,141
52,450
67,105
60.1
3.4
37.1
Wilmington, D e l...
Worcester, Mass___
Yonkers, N. Y ........
Youngstown, Ohio.
13,979
17,049
21,258
24,9(50
30,841
41,105
2,759
*8,075
42,478
58,291
IS, 892
15,435
61,431
84,655
32.033
33,220
76,508
118,421
47.931
44,885
87,411
145,986
79,803
79,066
24.5
39.9
49.6
35.1
Tacoma, Wash___
Terre Haute, Ind..
Toledo, Ohio.........
Trenton, N. J ........
Troy, N. Y ............
18 1
2,723
10,174
28.1
21.0
19.4
31.7
73.3
81.2
21.6
19.9
129.9
27.3
194.0
25.3
51.3
43.3
26.6
32.1
26.6
29.7
14.3
28.3
66.5
76.2
1 Population of New York and its boroughs as now constituted.
3 Decrease.
» [noludes population of Allegheny: 193D, 123,898; 1890, 105,237; 18SD, 78,032; 1870, 53,180; I860, 28,702;
and 1850, 21,262.
* Population as reported b y State ccnsus of 1852; the returns for 1850 for San Francisco were destroyed
by fire.
6 Population as returned from 18S0 to 1910 is for the District of Cjlumbia, with which the city i3
now coextensive.
P O P U L A T I O N -----N A T IV E A N D F O R E IG N .
44
No. 3 0 .—NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN POPULATION, 1890, 1900, AND
1910: B y S t a t h b a n d G e o g p .a v i n e D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Native bora
Foreign born.
1890
1900
1910
Alabama..................................
Arizona....................................
A rkansas.................................
California.................................
Colorado...................................
1,498,624
69,448
1,113,947
8-17,089
329,259
1,814,105
98,698
1,297,275
1,117,813
448,545
Connecticut.............................
D elaw are.................................
District of Columbia..............
F lorid a ......... ...........................
G eorgia....................................
562,657
155,332
211,622
368,490
1,825,216
Id a h o........................................
Illinois......................................
Indiana....................................
Iow a ..........................................
Kansas......................................
1890
1900
2,118,807
155,589
1,557,403
1,791,117
669,437
14,777
18,795
14,264
366,309
83,990
14,592
24,233
14,289
367,240
91,155
19,286
48,765
17,046
586,432
129,587
670,210
170,925
258,599
504,710
2,203,928
785,182
184,830
806,167
711,986
2,593,644
183,601
13,161
18,770
22,932
12,137
238,210
13,810
20,119
23,832
12,403
329,574
17,492
24,902
40,633
15,477
71,092
2,984,005
2,046,199
1,588,228
1,280,270
137,168
3,854,803
2,374,341
1,925,983
1,343,810
283,016
4,433,277
2,541,213
1,951,006
1,555,499
17,456
842,347
146,205
324,069
147,838
24,604
966,747
142,121
305,920
126,685
42.578
1,205,314
159,663
273,765
135,450
Kentucky.................................
Louisiana.................................
Maine........................................
M aryland.................................
Massachusetts........................
1,799,279
1,068,841
582,125
948,094
1,581,810
2,096,925
1,328,722
601,136
1,094,110
1,959,022
2,249,743
1,603,622
631,809
1,190,402
2,307,171
59.356
49,747
78,961
94.296
657,137
50,249
52,903 I
93,330
93,934 1
846,324 |
40,162
52,766
110,562
104,944
1,059,245
M ichigan.................................
M innesota...............................
Mississippi...............................
M issouri............ .....................
Montana..................................
1,550,010
8-12,927
1,281,648
2,444,316
99,828
1,879,329
2,212,623
1,246,076 *1,532,113
1,543,289
1,787,344
2,890,286
3,063,556
176,262
281,340
543,880
467,356
7,952
234,869
43,096
541,653
505,318
7,981
216,379
67,067
597,550
543,595
<i, 770
229,779
1/4,713
N ebraska.................................
N evada....................................
New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey..............................
New M exico............................
860,114
32,619
304,190
1,115,958
149,023
888,953
1,015,552
32,242 |
1
62,184
323,481
833,905
1,451,785 |
I 1,876,379
181,685 1
!
304,155
202,542
14,706
72,340
328,975
11,259
177,347
10,093
88,107
431,884
170,662
19, 691
96,667
660,788
13,625
23,146
New York.................................
North Carolina........................
North Dakota..........................
O h io ..........................................
Oklahoma1 .............................
4,432,124
1,614,247
109,522
3,213,036
255,904
5,368,469
1, S89,318
206,055
3,698,811
769,853
6,365,603
2,200,195
420,402
4,168,747
1,616,713
1,571,050
3,702
81,461
459,293
2,753
1,900,425
4,492
113,091
458,734
20,538
2,748,011
6,092
156,654
598,374
40,412
Oregon......................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Isla n d ..........................
South Carolina........................
South Dakota..........................
260,387
4,412,393
239,201
1,144.879
257; 545
347,788
5,316,865
294,037
1,334,788
313,062
559,629
6,222,737
363,469
1,509,221
483,098
57,317
845,720
106,305
6,270
91,055
65,748
985,250
134,519
5,528
88,508
113,136
1,442,374
179,141
6.179
100,790
Tennessee.................................
T exa s........................................
Utah.........................................
Verm ont...................................
V irgin ia ...................................
1,747.489
2,082; 571
157,715
288,334
1,637,606
2,002,870
2,869,353
222,972
298,894
1,834,723
2,166,182
3,654,604
307,529
306,035
2,034,555
20,029
152,956
53,064
44,088
18,374
17,746
179,357
53,777
44,747
19,461
IS,007
241,938
65,822
49,921
27,057
Washington.............................
West Virginia..........................
W isconsin...............................
W yom ing.................................
267,227
743.911
1,174;131
47,642
406,739
936,349
1,553,071
75,116
885,749
1,163,901
1,820,995
116,945
90,005
18,883
519,199
14,913
111,364
22,451
515,971
17,415
25C, 241
57,218
512,865
29,020
Total............................... 58,698,154
65,653,299
78,456,380
9,249,560
10,341,276
13,515,88b
4,146,780
12,137,119
13,360,355
8,814,175
10,227,450
4,727,571
14,464,719
15,176,855
10,021,226
11,894,901
1,142,432
2,745,745
2,510,924
1,549,190
208,525
1,445,237
3,317,559
2,625,226
1,533,248
216,030
1,825,110
4,851.173
3,073; 766
1,616,695
299,994
7,457,189
6,265,203
1,372,688
1,872,340
8.322,076
8,432,342
2,180.195
3,236,495
102,114
219,720
257,279
513,631
90,568
267,087
901,969
544,352
87,825
352,192
453,322
955,809
1910
Geographic divisions.2
New England.......................... 3,558,317
Middle Atlantic....................... 9,960,475
East North Central................. 10,967,381
West North Central................ 7,382,922
south Atlantic........................ 8,649,397
Kast South Central.................
West South Central................
Mountain.................................
Pacific......................................
6,327,040
4,521,263
956.656
1,374,703
•Includes population of Indian Territory for 1893 and 1900.
2For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
I* O P U L A T IO N ----- N A T I V E
AND
45
F O R E IG N .
No. 3 1 .—PERCENTAGE OF NATIVE AND FOREIGN BORN OF TOTAL FOPU*
LATION, 1890, 1900, AND 1910: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s .
[Sourec: Reports o f the Bureau o f the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Foreign born.
Native born.
State.
1800
1000
1910
1890
1900
1910
Alabam a..................................
A rizon a ....................................
Arkansas..................................
California.................................
C olorado...................................
09.0
78.7
98.7
69.8
79.7
99.2
80.3
98.9
75.3
83.1
99.1
76.1
98.9
75.3
83.8
1.0
21.3
1.3
30.2
20.3
0.8
19.7
1.1
24.7
16.9
0.9
23.9
1.1
24.7
16.2
Connecticut.............................
Delaware...................................
District of Colum bia..............
Florida......................................
Georgia......................................
75.4
92.2
91.9
94.1
99.3
73.8
92.5
92.8
95.5
99.4
70.4
91.4
92.5
94.6
99.4
24.6
7.8
8.1
5.9
.7
26.2
7.5
7.2
4.5
.6
29.6
8.6
7.5
5.4
.6
Idaho ........................................
Illin ois......................................
In dian a....................................
I o w a .........................................
Kansas......................................
80.3
78.0
98.3
83.1
89.6
84.8
79.9
94.4
86.3
81.4
86.9
78. 0
94.1
87.7
92.0
19.7
22.0
6.7
16.9
10.4
15.2
20.1
5.6
13.7
8.6
13.1
21.4
5.9
12.3
8.0
K entucky.................................
Louisiana.................................
M aine........................................
M aryland.................................
Massachusetts..........................
96.8
95.fi
83.1
91.0
70.0
97.7
96.2
86.6
92.1
69.8
98.2
96.8
85.1
91.9
68.5
S. 2
4.4
11.9
9.0
29.4
2.3
3.8
18.4
7.9
30.2
1.8
3.2
14.9
8.1
31.5
Michigan...................................
Minnesota.................................
Mississippi................................
Missouri....................................
M ontana...................................
74.0
64.8
99.4
91.2
69.8
77.6
71.1
99.5
93.0
72.4
78.7
73.8
99.5
93.0
74.8
26.0
35.7
.6
8.8
30.2
22.4
28.9
.5
7.0
27.6
21.3
26.2
.5
7.0
25.2
Nebraska...................................
Nevada......................................
New Hampshire.......................
New Jersey...............................
New M exico.............................
80.9
68.9
80.8
77.2
93.0
83.4
76.2
78. G
77.1
93.0
85.2
75.9
77.5
74.0
92.9
19.1
31.1
19.2
22.8
7.0
16.6
23.8
21.4
22.9
7.0
14.8
24.1
22.5
26.0
7.1
New Y o r k .................................
North Carolina........................
North D akota..........................
Ohio...........................................
Oklahoma.................................
73.8
99.8
57.3
87.5
98.9
73.9
99.8
64.6
89.0
97.4
69.8
99.7
72.9
87.4
97.6
25.2
.2
42.7
12.5
1.1
26.1
.2
35.4
11.0
2.6
30.2
.3
27.1
12.6
2.4
O regon......................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Isla n d ..........................
South Carolina........................
South D akota..........................
82.0
£3.9
69.2
99.5
73.9
84.1
84.4
68.6
99.6
78.0
83.2
81.2
67.0
99.6
82.7
18.0
16.1
30.8
.5
26.1
15.9
15.6
31.4
.4
22.0
16.8
18.8
33.0
.4
17.3
Tennessee.................................
Texas ........................................
U ta h .........................................
V erm ont..................................
Virginia....................................
9S.9
93.2
74.8
86.7
98.9
99.1
94.1
80.6
87.0
99.0
99.1
93.8
82.4
86.0
98.7
1.1
6.8
25.2
13.3
1.1
.9
5.9
19.4
13.0
1.0
.9
6.2
17.6
14.0
1.3
W ashington.............................
West V irgin ia..........................
W isconsin.................................
W yom in g.................................
74. S
97.5
69.3
76.2
78.5
97.7
75.1
81.2
77.6
95.3
78.0
80.1
25.2
2.5
30.7
23.8
21.5
2.3
24.9
18.8
22.4
4.7
22.0
19.9
T ota l...............................
85.3
86.4
85.3
14.7
13.6
14.7
New England...........................
Middle Atlantic......................
East North Central..................
West North C entral................
South Atlantic..........................
75.7
78.4
81.4
82.7
97.6
74.2
78.5
83.6
85.2
97.9
72.1
74.9
83.2
86.1
97.5
24.3
21.6
18.6
17.3
2.4
25.8
21.5
16.4
14.8
2.1
27.9
25.1
16.8
13.9
2.5
East South Central.................
West South Central.................
Mountain..................................
Pacific.......................................
98.4
95.4
78.8
72.8
98.8
95.9
82.0
77.5
99.0
96.0
82.8
77.2
1.6
4.6
21.2
27.2
1.2
4.1
18.0
22.5
1.0
4.0
17.2
22.8
Geographic d tvisionts.1
1For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
46
P O P U L A T I O N ----- B Y
COUNTRY
OF
B IK T I# .
N o . 3S3.— F O R E IG N -B O R N * P O P U L A T I O N I N 1910, D I S T R I B U T E D A C C O R D
IN G T O C O U N T R Y O F B IR T H : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Europe, northwest.
The United Kingdom.
State.
Eng
land.
2,365
Alabama......................................
3,500
Arizona........................................
1,519
Arkansas.....................................
48,703
California....................................
Colorado...................................... 12,928
Connecticut................................. 22,463
Delaware.....................................
1,558
District of Columbia..................
2,638
Florida........................................
3,078
Georgia........................................
1,071
Idaho...........................................
4,983
Illinois.........*.............................. 60,363
Indiana........................................
9,783
16,788
Iowa............................................
11,262
Kansas........................................
Kentucky....................................
2,619
Louisiana....................................
2,086
5,651
Maine...........................................
Maryland....................................
5,211
Massachusetts............................. 92,658
Michigan.....................................
42,737
Minnesota...................................
12,139
Mississippi..................................
777
Missouri......................................
13,700
Montana......................................
8,981
Nebraska.....................................
8,009
Nevada........................................
1,793
New Hampshire.........................
4,862
New Jersey................................. 50,375
New Mexico................................
1,101
New Y ork................................... 146,870
North Carolina..........................
940
North Dakota.............................
3,070
Ohio............................................. 43,347
Oklahoma...................................
2,981
Oregon........................................
7,998
Pennsylvania.............................. 109,115
Rhode Island.............................. 27,834
South Carolina............................
517
South Dakota.............................
4,024
Tennessee....................................
2,045
Texas...........................................
8,498
Utah............................................ 18,083
Vermont......................................
2.464
Virginia.......................................
3,687
Washington................................ 19,430
West Virginia.............................
3,511
Wisconsin................................... 13,959
Wyoming....................................
2,985
Total..................................
Geographic divisions. *
New England............................. 155,932
Middle Atlantic.......................... 906,3ti0
Ea.st North Central.................... 170,189
West North Central................... 69,052
South Atlantic............................ 22,811
East South Central....................
7,806
West South Central...................
15,084
Mountain....................................
54,354
Pacific.......................................... 76,131
Ireland.
Scot"
land.
Wales.
1,120
1,167
230
576
1,550
210
442
1,079
148
52,478 13,695
2,416
8,710
4,269
1,989
58,458
6,750
616
3,985
344
34
705
5,347
87
606
1,069
63
1,655
527
89
1,782
1,282
722
93,455 20,755
4,091
11,266
3,419
1,498
5,162
17,756
2,434
8,100
3,591
1,615
5,914
641
222
455
3,757
82
7,890
2,389
204
1,955
9,705
583
222,8(57 28,416
1,513
9,952
20,434
786
15,859
4,373
1,023
25
181
747
3,651
23,297
1,219
9,469
3,373
884
8,124
2,242
824
1,702
469
168
10,613
1,979
58
82,758 17,512
1,202
644
509
93
367,889 39,437
7,464
435
306
35
1,696
2,498
222
40,062 10,705
9,377
1,801
1,218
365
4,995
3,387
585
165,109 32,046 29,255
29,718
6,272
268
676
239
11
2,980
1,102
503
2,296
561
252
5,357
2.038
301
1,657
2.8c3
1,672
4,940
2,615
1,043
2, 4:0
1,246
225
10,180
7,101
1,976
2,292
1,088
880
14,049
2,507
3,885
1.359
1,812
419
Scandinavia.
Sweden.
Den
mark.
206
272
76
9,952
1,787
1,265
38
149
304
145
2,566
32,913
531
21,924
1,294
' 53
295
580
363
5,432
7,638
105,303
91
660
7,170
2,750
255
491
5,351
151
25,013
39
45,937
1,110
351
6,843
2,320
578
82
20,918
89
1,785
2,305
102
311
28,368
38
57,000
623
753
845
385
26,212
12,446
18,208
332
359
729
289
4,985
115,424
5,081
26,763
13,309
190
344
2,203
421
39,562
26,374
122,428
292
5,654
6,412
23,219
708
2,008
10,547
365
53,705
112
12,160
5,522
1,028
10,099
23,467
7,405
95
9,998
363
4,700
7,227
1,331
368
32,199
279
25, 739
2,497
197
284
178
14,209
2,750
2,724
52
176
295
112
2,254
17,369
900
17,961
2,760
78
239
929
237
3,405
6,315
16,137
119
1,729
1,943
13,674
616
131
5,059
116
12,544
36
5,355
1,R37
550
3,215
3,034
328
51
0,294
163
1,289
8,300
172
240
7,804
67
16,4L4
902
127
41
145
2,304
710
304
20
C4
So
52
2C1
14,402
2, i n
11,337
906
140
113
27
203
1,597
33,471
3,64?
34
988
1,054
872
44
43
12,098
80
12,652
28
709
2,278
230
618
1,231
143
19
2,616
78
424
1,392
25
99
2,157
60
7,379
79
1,352,251 261.076
82,488
403,877
665,207
LSI, 649
120,063
48,421
88,995
48,716
21.817
7,145
2,503
4,153
15,143
24,183
3,702
37,921
18,259
7,840
2,007
729
896
6,157
4,977
8,448
32,684
99,192
198,786
1,469
499
2,507
15,129
45,103
70,777
87,719
178,140
213, £31
2,984
1,598
6.463
35,485
68,510
7,689
20,637
42,875
63,910
1,266
557
2,256
17,231
25,228
2.144
26,581
59,661
21,010
630
379
912
3,667
5,079
334,486
615,756
179,206
78,614
27,485
10,124
11,004
26,873
67,653
1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
Nether
lands.
Nor
way.
P O P U L A T I O N ----- B Y
No.
— F o r e i g n - B op . n
P o p u l a t io n
B ir t h : B y
States and
try
op
COUNTRY
in
1910,
OF
P is t h ie t t t e d A c c o r d i n g t o C o u n
G e o g r a p h ic
D iv is io n s —
Bel Luxem
gium. burg.
Alabama......................................
Arizona........................................
Arkansas.....................................
Colorado......................................
Connecticut.................................
..................
Georgia........................................
Ger
many.
Continued.
Southern and eastern
Europe.
Europe, northwest—Continued.
State.
47
B IR T H .
Switzer
land. Franco.
Portu
gal.
Spain.
Italy.
45
213
3
3,603
1,846
50
314
C
5,815
111
804
6
14,521
76,307
74
Z,464
California.....................................
375
1,767
24
17,071
592
323
387
17,107
1,374
4
29
1
22,539
43
74
857
9
4,229
177
2,696
1,531
1,099
63,0.1.5
14,375
330
31,127
8
8
2,573
41. t of Columbia
2
5,179
Distric
50
2,446
4
3,029
27
1,S06
78
281
146
169
•>,619
170
511
285
224
707
1
2
30
23
92
5
51
4,199
91
56,954
2,893
2,761
4,533
545
94
9,399
2,298
929
1,703
9
793
11
682
70
5,049
319,199
62,179
98,759
34,508
1,319
8,661
2,765
3,675
2,853
333
7,972
2,388
1,618
2,657
49
291
6
8
9
1,047
364
40
40
282
2,067
72,163
6,911
5,840
3,529
1
1
Mar viand....................................
Massachusetts.............................
73
292
30
59
1,745
19,351
8,926
1,282
36,657
30,555
1,053
421
56
452
1,341
645
5,345
290
552
5,926
3
73
82
37
26,437
24
719
111
84
549
1.316
20,233
3,403
6,969
85,056
Michigan......................................
Minnesota....................................
Mississippi.................................
Missouri.".....................................
Montana......................................
5,083
1,557
17
1,000
235
131,586
109,628
1,600
88,226
8,669
2,780
2,992
82
6,141
988
2,421
1,460
291
2,794
639
20
16
5
44
31
53
53
79
266
49
16,861
9,669
2r137
12,984
6,592
Nebraska.....................................
Nevada........................................
New Hampshire.......................
New Jersey.................................
New Mexico................................
491
2G
375
1,867
44
57,302
.1,916
2,046
122,880
1,740
2,150
468
78
7,549
172
639
653
109
6.240
'326
7
145
10
21
773
17
495
100
a, 799
2,831
2,071
115,446
1,959
New Y otk..........................................
North Carolina...........................
North Dakota.............................
Ohio.............................................
Oldahoma...................................
3,4S4
5
229
1,525
191
109
1
48
40
22
436,911
1,074
16,-572
175,095
10,090
16,315
68
560
10,98S
770
23,472
114
265
4,838
749
660
20
3
182
19
3,766
8
13
123
47
472,201
521
1,262
41,620
2,504
Oregon.........................................
573
5,250
959
87
237
30
33
17,958
195,202
4,4C9
1,744
21,544
3,853
7,484
1,159
10.003
1,711
70
174
225
6,501
3
252
2
462
354
40
14
5
5,538
196,122
27,287
316
1,158
3,903
44,929
3,963
798
4,228
800
1,773
1,691
214
246
305
1,821
303
219
300
2
89
8
79
85
20
848
24
351
69
2,034
7,100
3,117
29.3SS
6,327
233,384
2,638
3,447
2,340
535
1,390
316
179
3
9
£0
385
404
34
12 0
13,121
17,292
9,273
1,KJ1
124,848 117,418
59,360
22.108
1,343,125
1,160
4,615
614
680
4,985
179, 430
783, 709
146, <:s
38,238
38,284
14
182
203
1,623
3,152
5,076
Idaho...........................................
Illinois.........................................
Indiana........................................
Kansas........................................
Kentucky....................................
Louisiana....................................
Rhode Island..............................
South Carolina............................
South Dakota.............................
Tennessee....................................
Texas...........................................
Utah............................................
Vermont...............................
i
Virginia.......................................
■Washington................................
West Virginia.............................
Wisconsin...................................
Wyoming....................................
27
328
74
25
48
1,228
S00
4.020
‘ 82
Total.................................. 49,400
11
3
101
459
19
30
83 ‘
3
20
1
2
111
1
14
3
2
74
1
141
9
3,071 2,501.833
221
36
800
600
8,036
251
305
110
4,594
2,449
Geographic divisions.1
New England.............................. 3,264
Middle Atlantic.......................... 10,(501
East North Central.................... 22,925
West North Central................... 6,146
South Atlantic............................ 1,135
East South Central....................
West South Central...................
Mountain....................................
Pacific.........................................
102
922
980
3,2(55
13
162
1,092
1,472
21
70,267
754,993
921,443
426,539
63,257
3,710
31,348
33,230
19,171
2,076
10,934
39,715
9,685
2,761
33.910
1,030
508
89
204
5
43
85
178
28,523
2,748
3,768
6,970
21,821
1,833
8,302
4 267
525
69.760
42;898
123.653
19,015
20.906
22,892
i For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
8,183
31. ^ 0
34; m
82.274
48
P O P U L A T I O N ----- B Y
No. 3 3 . — F o r e i g n - I j O
try
of
B ir th .
COUNTRY
OF
B IR T H .
f n P o p u l a t i o n in 1 9 1 0 . D i s t r i b u t e d A c c o r d i n g t o C o u n
B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a t h i c D i v i s i o n s — Continued.
Southern and eastern Europe—Continued.
State.
Russia.
Finland. Austria. Hungary. R™!ama‘
Bul®>rla-
Setvia.
Monte
negro.
Alabama........................
Arizona........................
Arkansas.......................
California.......................
Colorado........................
1,531
311
760
16,610
13,618
38
560
15
6,159
1,239
904
1,483
1,268
17,1()5
13,043
585
115
285
3,304
1,632
108
16
38
1,120
334
54
10
6
205
442
9
16
10
264
55
Connecticut.................
54,121
3,429
3,393
547
3,224
776
9
21
89
49
23,642
992
•159
228
349
13,855
247
155
79
230
718
39
41
323
85
30
1
1
8
2
29
743
149,016
9,599
6,310
15,311
652
2,390
215
140
49
I, Sfil
103,025
11,831
15,967
12, C94
202
39,859
14,370
1,178
1,078
19
4,306
709
3S4
67
396
1,246
434
286
84
22
472
99
70
34
Maryland.......................
Massachusetts................
3,222
1,805
4,752
27.537
117,261
18
118
831
47
10,744
1,032
1,597
831
8,254
35,455
725
397
157
2,089
1,996
100
111
20
220
858
4
9
13
11
133
73
15
19
17
30
Michigan........................
Minnesota......................
Mississippi.....................
Missouri.........................
Montana........................
37,978
17,541
916
21,402
2,228
31,144
26,637
88
120
4,111
31,034
37,121
417
16,222
8,350
11,597
5,582
56
11,532
1,486
510
2,008
32
1.522
266
296
955
1
351
1,462
79
285
1
85
212
Nebraska.......................
Nevada..........................
New Hampshire...........
New Jersey....................
New Mexico..................
13.020
135
4,345
93,507
228
79
174
1, 198
1,640
20
24,362 * 1,453
822
44
2,438
66
5(5,779
47,610
1,233
209
295
8
26
2,208
6
112
10
17
48
26
71
19
4
63
New York.....................
North Carolina..............
North Dakota...............
Ohio...............................
Oklahoma.....................
558,956
711
31,910
48,756
5,807
8,760
18
1,186
3,988
18
245,004
139
5,149
72,887
3,889
96,843
37
2,855
85,881
34S
34,443
7
1,070
3,974
27
601
257
779
86
307
2
11
813
•25
Oregon...........................
Pennsylvania................
Rhode Island................
South Carolina..............
South Dakota...............
5,321
240,985
9,765
786
13,189
4,734
2,413
297
42
1,381
5,241
251,774
6,130
222
5,372
1.160
123.498
‘ 294
40
594
258
7,752
415
9
55
626
649
46
1
3S6
164
640
4
305
118
72
43
Tennessee.......................
Texas.............................
Utah..............................
Vermont........................
Virginia.........................
2,484
5,739
568
2,455
4,379
21 ;
637
160
20,570
1,012 1
1,870
1,087
293 i
50
1,281
376
926
171
539
1,784
77
259
18
17
72
3
122
81
60
14
4
8
58
251
2
5
Washington..................
West Virginia...............
Wisconsin.....................
Wyoming......................
10,961
5,143
29,644
763
1,160
5,939
10,554
437
211
259
446
57
769
61
164
150
105
21
69
11
773
18
160
170
129,680 1,174,973 ! 495,609
65,923
11,498
4,639
5,374
District of Columbia. . .
Georgia..........................
Idaho.............................
Illinois............................
Indiana..........................
Iowa...............................
Louisiana.......................
Total.................... 1,602,782
8,719
127
5,705
1,380
12,745
8,360
38.692
3,966
9
6
3
43
345
1
411
112
1
158
157
43
279
1
3
6
1,181
15
481
149
11
141
65
1C5
4
1
Geographic divisions, i
New England................
Middle Atlantic............
Fast North Central___
West North Central___
South Atlantic..............
192,699
893, £08
274,993
118.683
49,149
14,139
12,813
43,442
29,592
452
69,583
553,557
317,469
116,287
20,284
16,907
267,951
162,261
24,272
10,600
2,054
44,403
9,945
5,401
1,055
239
1,358
2,919
2,431
89
88
1,010
1,532
628
63
6
194
465
1,518
23
Fast South Central___
West South Central—
Mountain.......................
i-acifie............................
8,153
14,111
18,594
32,892
165
311
9,154
19,612
2,990
27,324
32,328
35,151
1,742
1,956
4,296
5,624
317
435
724
1,589
62
223
2,5*7
1,G$0
91
108
586
533
43
66
1,570
1,489
1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
49
POPULATION---- B Y COUNTRY OF BIRTH.
No. 3 2 . — F o r e ig n - B o r n P o p u l a t i o n in 1910, D i s t r ib u t e d A c c o r d in g t o C o u n
t r y o p B i r t h : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s io n s — Continued.
Sauthem and
eastern Eu
rope—Contd.
State.
Turkey
in Eu Greece.
rope.
America (outside of the United States).
Eu
rope
not
speci
fied.
Canada.
French.
Other.
West Indies.
New
foundland. Cuba. Other.1
Alabama..........................................
Arizona...........................................
Arkansas.........................................
California........................................
Colorado..........................................
12S
44
45
812
217
633
77
179
7.920
2,272
46
3
65
208
61
96
177
119
3,109
789
737
1,650
955
41,568
8,792
2
6
11
161
29
54
15
5
200
35
176
22
22
654
64
Connecticut....................................
696
g
41
744
99
1,074
34
342
886
941
16
6
11
32
75
18,889
63
109
151
70
7,868
441
1,052
1,577
731
141
10
8
2
51
6
71
10,174
77
290
28
172
6,876
149
Kansas............................................
129
2,453
2,274
479
2S7
1,843
10.031
1.370
3,356
1,410
37
146
62
51
26
796
7,440
789
944
1,087
4,575
38.311
5,049
10.675
6,101
40
213
19
17
13
1
168
48
14
21
12
383
34
62
£3
Kentucky........................................
Louisiana........................................
Maine..............................................
Maryand........................................
Massachusetts.................................
55
196
721
44
3,592
273
237
579
463
11,413
13
118
9
88
60
98
250
35,013
110
134.659
972
941
41,210
1,320
162,710
5
10
100
39
1,751
20
320
13
76
167
22
310
67
377
2,120
Michigan.........................................
Minnesota.......................................
Mississippi- - ...................................
Missouri..........................................
Montana.........................................
342
528
79
1,000
491
1,196
1,660
117
2,790
1,905
24
50
29
89
18
28,083
11,062
46
779
2,874
144,780
30.C59
404
7,290
10,908
80
47
28
40
23
20
21
81
12
Nebraska........................................
N evada...........................................
New Hampshire............................
New Jersey.....................................
New Mexico...................................
247
15
1.965
389
17
3.459
1,051
2,634
1,575
167
33
1
56
12
674
272
40.865
1,203
111
6,661
1,575
17.013
7,932
912
53
9
84
386
3
10
6
4
267
5
37
10
36
1,650
20
New Y ork.......................................
North Carolina...............................
North Dakota.................................
Ohio................................................
Oklahoma.......................................
5.004
107
270
1.945
135
10,097
174
3,083
2,555
590
314
18
19
94
65
24,563
29
2,376
2.310
320
98,988
514
19.131
21.382
2,551
1,029
1
36
48
6
2,326
17
3
69
.17
15,157
26
6
176
48
Oregon.............................................
Pennsylvania.................................
Rhode Island.................................
South Carolina...............................
South Dakota.................................
553
2,754
658
43
238
.3,555
4,221
951
282
231
36
346
2
12
9
1,146
1,246
34,087
39
998
11,263
14,437
7,867
243
5,012
29
204
142
3
10
15
412
16
9
4
53
1,693
300
50
13
Tennessee........................................
Texas..............................................
Utah................................................
Vermont.........................................
Virginia...........................................
20
237
146
31
144
374
756
4,039
113
721
31
231
3
1
93
91
356
114
14,643
104
1,065
3,178
1,576
11,415
1,256
8
26
7
34
19
21
102
2
14
35
50
257
7
23
1S8
Washington....................................
West Virginia.................................
Wisconsin.......................................
Wyoming........................................
728
420
397
262
4,187
787
2,764
1,915
22
34
78
5
3,711
88
7,992
143
35,771
784
17,004
1,288
106
3
60
2
43
10
24
9
132
36
30
29
Total..................................... 32,230 101,282
2,858
385,083
819,554
5,080
15,133
32,502
District of Columbia......................
Florida............................................
Georgia...........................................
Idaho..............................................
Illinois.............................................
Indiana...........................................
'
127
92
135
191
27
Geographic divisions.3
New England.................................
Middle Atlantic.............................
East North Central.......................
West North Central ...................
South Atlantic...............................
7,663
8,147
7,411
3,049
1,651
16,764
15,893
17,916
13,989
4,630
89
716
404
277
369
278,156
27,012
46,614
17,920
763
248,083
121,357
226,526
84,929
7,918
2,252
1,619
420
204
85
265
3,005
332
153
10,475
2,838
18,500
750
454
7,912
East South Central.......................
West South Central.......................
Mountain........................................
Pacific...........................................
282
613
1,321
2,093
3,397
1,762
13,269
15,662
119
479
139
266
331
1,045
5,276
7,966
3,178
7,625
31,336
88,602
15
53
136
296
116
444
85
258
383
637
191
839
1 Except Porto Rico.
261S70— s
a
1913------ 4
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
50
P O P U L A T IO N ----- B Y
COUNTRY
OF
B1KTH .
N o . « I 2 . — F o u e ig n - B o u x P o p u l a t io n i n 19J0, D i s t r ib u t e d A c c o r d in g t o C o u n
t r y o f JJiiiTn: J) y S t a t u s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s io n s — Co n t in u e d .
I America (outside of the
i L' in led Slates)—Coned.
State.
Cen
South
tral
Japan.
Ameri Ameri
ca.
ca.
Mexico.
China.
India.
Turkey
in
Asia.
Asia
not
speci
fied.
81
29.987
132
33,694
2,602
3ft
9
5
591
8
22
32
12
1,505
125
5
361
9
38.214
2,245
44
1,016
44
27,764
320
2
8
6
2,266
53
389
128
169
3.709
333
4
5
3
460
17
19
2
26
345
25
9
1
35
21
7
131
1L
32
67
34
65
4
44
48
5
385
29
270
156
174
41
2
14
39
7
1.738
10
139
291
376
177
District of Columbia.....................
Florida...........................................
Georgia...........................................
Idaho..............................................
Illinois............................................
Indiana...........................................
Iowa................................................
Kansas..........................................
133
672
47
620
8,429
1
23
7
5
1
24
408
36
71
119
1,330
274
41
33
111
773
1,560
196
76
10
13
141
16
35
19
73
2.690
809
600
287
19
341
30
30
15
Kentuokr.......................................
Louisiana.......................................
Maine..............................................
Maryland........................................
Massachusetts................................
28
1.025
28
10
3
260
7
9
47
17
68
9
76
488
11
30
12
23
150
34
3-1G
65
209
1,873
9
43
15
12
199
8G0
949
744
80
12,54t>
14
22
3
14
43
Michigan.........................................
Mississippi......................................
Missouri..........................................
Montana.........................................
86
52
72
3,413
67
20
7
11
27
11
140
83
12
141
40
56
67
2
100
1,566
197
249
195
452
1,098
91
40
1
31
17
1,567
698
477
1,0*1
201
32
30
39
27
31
Nebraska........................................
Nevada...........................................
New Hampshire............................
New Jersey....................................
New Mexico...................................
29f>
732
6
97
11,9IS
4
9
4
41
5
28
25
13
SCO
9
583
855
1
193
254
89
760
53
932
2(52
19
55
3
87
7
572
25
891
2,3'.:*}
ir .
44
12
3
83
1
New Y ork......................................
North Carolina...............................
North Dakoin................................
Ohio................................................
Oklahoma.......................................j|
555
M
8
85
2.744
343
2.460
14
13
20S
38
1,163
4,482
61
30
808
127
301
4
6
70
18
9,173
4 '2
58
70
47
2 ' U
370
420
2
4
77
19
Pennsylvania.................................11
Rhode Island.................................11
South Carolina............................ 1
199
153
8
2
15
5
58
6
1
65
560
109
9
17
3,277
181
30
7
38
6,468
1,468
215
46
9S
357
104
32
IS
li
197
4,48!}
3,132
2(53
240
32
J.53
7
61
33
Tennessee....................................... 1
45
Texas.............................................. | 125,010
Utah................................................ I
166
Vermont......................................... !
6
ViTginia...........................................11
12
5
30
1
1
7
25
71
11
16
25
8
316
2,050
3
14
40
492
311
7
126
14
46
15
2
28
359
1, j‘T>
'215
1S9
484
11
42
33
2
25
Washington.................................... i
West Virginia................................. !
Wiscons-n..................................... !
Wyoming........................................ 1
11
1
10
205
12
88
6
12,177
4
34
1,575
2,301
62
163
204
239
3
27
18
423
726
791
151
36
9
31
69
Total..................................... 1 221,915 | 1,736
8,228
67,744
56,756
4,664
50, 7'>9
27591
Arizona.........................................
Arkansas........................................
Caliiornia........................................
Colorado.........................................
Connecticut....................................
1
25
7
145
10
39
18S
7
8
11
Geographic divisions J-
|
New England.................................i1
Middle Atlantic............................. 1
East North Central....................... I
West >Torth Central...................... 1
South Atlantic............................... !
138
805
929
10,827
242
74
442
85
46
81
766
3,520
878
472
280
201
1,537
475
990
149
2,598
6,882
2,504
1,010
1,223
292
552
345
161
127
19,240
16,360
7.S8H
3, «-9
2,771
235
656
511
183
137
East South Central....................... 1
226
West South Central...................... 1 12R.W7
Mountain........................................ * 45,793
Pacific............................................. | 34,038
55
302
44
607
78
1?:3
272
1,775
26
402
10,236
63,668
313
1,009
4,684
36,ftS3
26
113
186
2, m2
3,301
2,610
1,"*9
68
86
187
528
!
1For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
51
POPULATION---- BY COUNTRY OF BIKTH
N o.
— F
try
o r e ig n
of
B
-B
ir t h
orn
:
By
P o p u l a t io n
States an d
in
G
1910; D
is t r ib u t e d
e o g r a p h ic
D
A
c c o r d in g
iv is io n s —
Oceanic Islands.
Stale.
Africa.
Australia.
Atlantic.
Countries
not
Pacific.1 specified.
Colorado....................................
53
14
12
503
46
17
75
20
3,308
116
5
5
3
2,898
12
5
16
5
996
32
Connecticut..............................
Delaware...................................
District of Columbia................
Florida......................................
Georgia......................................
54
9
43
43
35
83
4
21
23
29
89
6
6
94
12
Idaho........................................
Illinois......................................
Indiana.....................................
Iowa..........................................
Kausas......................................
38
259
29
26
35
85
550
45
87
64
Kentucky.................................
Louisiana..................................
Maine........................................
Massachusetts..........................
16
74
8
65
230
Michigan...................................
Minnesota.................................
Mississippi................................
Missouri....................................
Montana...................................
Nebraska...................................
Nevada.....................................
New Hampshire......................
New Jersey...............................
New iklexico.............................
Arizona.....................................
New York.................................
North Carolina.........................
Oklahoma.................................
to
Coun
C o n t in u e d .
Total
foreignborn
popula
tion 1910.
sea.
126
33
19,2S6
48,765
17,046
586,432
129.587
24
21
38
398
110
12
5
6
10
5
24
1
3
5
2
329,574
17,492
24,902
40,633
15,477
120
13
16
30
20
8
194
1
13
11
38
66
5
9
20
13
313
52
60
49
42.578
1,205,314
159.663
273.765
135,450
42
593
197
206
120
31
49
31
40
302
2
7
19
28
12,816
2
9
5
18
73
5
10
36
14
78
40,162
52.766
110,562
104,944
1,059,245
66
58
53
62
312
86
71
25
99
29
237
95
15
130
203
16
19
2
15
7
33
27
1
26
24
48
349
13
58
15
597.550
543,596
9,770
229,779
94,713
446
342
20
247
54
27
22
9
147
31
38
64
17
254
34
6
42
21
192
14
25
4
53
10
38
8
5
78
2
176,662
19,691
96,667
660,788
23,146
138
23
25
207
11
220
4
5
27 83
12
180
1
60
231
26
2,748.011
6,092
156,654
598,374
40,442
769
5
91
431
53
741
900
930
1
36
8
12
13
31
Ohio..........................................
190
2
20
41
4
Oregon......................................
Pennsylvania...........................
Rhode Island............................
South Carolina.........................
South Dakota..........................
57
211
62
9
13
236
543
47
4
14
22
129
716
4
1
161
46
18
1
5
25
388
15
1
23
113,136
1,442,374
179,141
6,179
100,790
89
502
44
3
84
Tennessee.................................
Texas........................................
Utah.........................................
38
85
81
7
46
17
77
201
16
39
1
22
5
4
11
1
22
133
2
9
7
42
8
2
13
18,607
241,938
65,822
49,921
27,057
25
125
41
25
19
Wyoming.................................
116
17
41
15
577
16
82
17
23
2
8
2
166
1
16
12
125
7
89
2
256,241
57,218
512,865
29,020
177
21
400
11
Total...............................
3,993
9,035
18,274
2,415
2,687
13,515,886
6,927
New England..........................
Middle Atlantic.......................
East North Central.................
West North Central...............
South Atlantic.........................
370
1,258
498
283
303
496
1,727
1,104
441
184
13,665
1,062
250
65
164
114
319
147
106
59
160
646
733
637
47
1,825,110
4,851,173
3,073,766
1,616.695
299,994
579
1,478
2,067
1,228
189
East South Central.................
West South Central................
Mountain.................................
Pacific......................................
132
191
276
681
80
187
695
4,121
10
34
81
2,943
9
48
290
1,323
25
78
85
276
87,825
352,192
453,322
955,809
135
274
313
684
Virginia....................................
Washington................... ..........
West Virginia..........................
Geographic divisional
1Except Ifawa'i and Philippine Islands.
2 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
52
POPULATION---- BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH.
No. S 3 .—FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION", CENSUS YEARS 1860 TO 1910,
AND PER CENT OF DECENNIAL INCREASE, 1890 TO 1910: B y P r i n c i p a l
C o u n trie s op B ir th .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Per ccnt of
increase.1
Foreign-born population i n Country of l.irlh.
I860
Austria 2............................
25,0G1
Belgium............................
9,072
Canada (French <)............
}■
249,970
Canada (other *)..............
China.................................
35,505
1870
1880
70,797
12,553
493,464
124,024
15,535
1890
241,377
22,639
/
302,496
717,157
\ 678,442
1900
1910
491,295 1,174,973
29,757
49,400
395,126
385,083
784,796
819,554
1890 to 1900 to
1900
1910
8 79.3
31.4
30.6
15.7
139.2
66.0
-2 3 .6
- 2.5
4.4
-3 0 .4
Cuba and other West In
dies 5...............................
7,353
11,570
16,401
25,435
23,256
47,635
9.4
Denmark...........................
9,962
30,107
64,196
132,543
153,690
16.0
181,649
England............................
433,494
555,046
664,160
909,092
840,513
877,719 - 7.5
France...............................
109,870
116,402
106,971
113,174
104,197
117,418 - 7.9
Germany2......................... 1,276,075 1,690,533 1,966,742 2,784,894 2,813,628 2,501,333 a _ 4.4
87.3
18.2
4.4
12.7
- 11.1
63,042
104,468
106,701
81,534
56,756
Greece...............................
328
390
776
8,515
1,887
101,282
Hungary............................
3,737
11,526
62,435
145,714
495,609
Ireland............................... i,6ii,304 1,855,827 1,854,571 1,871,509 1,615,459 1,352,251
Italy..................................
11,677
17,157
44,230
484,027 1,343,125
182,580
Japan.................................
73
401
2,292
24,788
67,744
351.2 1,089.5
133.4
240,1
-1 3 .7 —16.3
165.1
177.5
981.5
173.3
Mexico...............................
Netherlands.....................
Norway.............................
Portugal............................
Russia2 and Finland.......
27,466
28,281
43,995
4,116
3,160
42,435
46,802
114,246
4,542
4,644
68,399
58,090
181,729
8,138
35,722
77,853
81,828
322,665
15,996
182,644
103,393
221,915
94,931
120,063
336,388
403,877
30,608
59,360
640,743 1,732,462
32.8
16.0
4.3
91.3
3166.3
114.6
26.5
20.1
93.9
170.4
Scotland............................
Spain.................................
Sweden.............................
Switzerland......................
108,518
4,244
18,025
53,327
140,835
3,764
97,332
75,153
170,136
5,121
194,337
88,621
242,231
6,185
478,041
104,069
233.524
7,050
582,014
115,593
- 3.6
14.0
21.7
11.1
11.8
213.6
14.3
8.0
45,763
21,343
302
74,533
41,943
1,205
83,302
93,985
1,839
100,079
200,813
59,729
9,910 /
\ 32,230 } 438.9
93,586
82,488 - 6.5
95,062
158,992
827.9
-1 1 .9
Turkey in Asia.................
Turkey in Europe............
Wales.................................
All other countries...........
Total.......................
}
261,076
22,108
665,207
124,848
4,138,697 5,507,229 6,679,943 9,249,560 10,341,276 13,515,886
11.8
30.7
1 A minus sign ( —) denotes a decrease.
2 Prior to 1900, persons reported as born In Austria, Germany, and Russia do not include persons
reported as bom in Poland.
3 Exclusive of Poland.
* Includes Newfoundland prior to 1910.
6 Except Porto Rico, persons bom in Porto Rico being classified a,s natives.
53
POPULATION---- BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH.
NO. 3 4 .—WHITE POPULATION OF
B y Co u n t r y of B ir t h
FOREIGN
and by
STOCK, 1900 AND
1910:
N a t i v i t y , 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1Per cen t of total.
Total.
Country of birth.
m o
1910
1900
1910
Native white, 1910.
Foreignborn
white,
1910.
Both par
ents for
eign born.
One par
ent for
eign born.
i 895,500
830,335
1,637,603
310,127
2,173,741
2,001,559
932,238
1,822,377
400,064
2,322,442
3.5
3.2
6.3
1.2
8.4
6.2
2.9
5.7
1.2
7.2
1,174,924
385,083
810,987
181,621
876,455
709,070
330,976
307,291
147,648
592,285
117,565
216,179
704,099
70,795
853,702
268,292
France................................
Germany.......................... 18,111,453
Hungary............................
218,447
Ireland...............................
4,826,904
727,844
Italy...................................
292,389
8,282,618
700,227
4,504,360
2,098,360
1.0
31.4
.8
18.7
2.8
.9
25.7
2.2
14.0
6.5
117,236
2,501,181
495,600
1,352,155
1,343,070
78,937
3,911,847
191,059
2,141,577
695,187
96,216
1,869,590
13,5ti8
1,010,628
00,103
Norway..............................
Russia................................
Scotland.............................
Sweden..............................
788,758
1955,918
594,297
1,082,388
979,099
2,541,649
659,663
1,364,215
3.1
3.7
2.3
4.2
3.0
7.9
2.0
4.2
403,858
1,602,752
261,034
665,183
410,951
873,055
175,391
546,788
164,2?0
65,8-22
223,2:8
152,244
Switzerland.......................
Wales.................................
Ail other countries............
Of mixed foreign parentage 3............................
**6°
.............. ........ *........
257,426
253,045
871,604
301,650
248,947
1,614,433
1.0
1.0
3.4
.9
.8
5.0
124,834
82,479
967,093
90,669
S4,934
451,554
86,147
51,534
195,786
1,056,152
1,177,092
4.1
3.7
Total........................
25,859,834
32,243,382
100.0
100.0
13,345,545
12,916,311
Austria...............................
Canada ( French 2)............
Canada (other 2 ) ...............
Denmark............................
England.............................
1,177,092
5,9*1,526
1Partly estimated; persons having one or both parents bom in Poland in 1900 apportioned for Austria,
Germany, and Russia.
2 Includes Newfoundland in 1900.
3 Native whites whose parents were born in different foreign countries; for example, one parent in Ire.
land and the other in Scotland.
54
P O P U L A T IO N
OF P R IN C IP A L
C I T IE S .
No, 8 3 .— CITIES HAVING 50,000 OB M OBS INHABITANTS IN 1910:
l a t io n
by
C o lo r, N a t iv it y ,
and
F a u e n t a g e , 1900
and
P opu
1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. 1
1000
191©
Nativo white.
City.
Native white.
ForeignForeign
born
Nallvo
or
mixed
white.
parent
parent
age.
age.
Col
ored.
Native
parent
age.
Foreign
or mixed
parent
age.
FcrH gnborn
Will 10.
Col
ored.
Akron, Ohio.....................
Albany, N. Y ...................
Allentown, l ‘a ..................
Altoona, Pa......................
Atlauta, (la......................
21.859
38,431
27.336
28,282
47,146
13,225
36,842
5.004
6,986
4,486
7,117
17,689
2,985
3,298
2,458
527
1,189
91
407
35,782
37,793
44,473
38,368
37,740
91,987
17,370
36,533
7,172
8,713
6,464
13,241
18,165
6,234
5,212
4,410
663
1,082
139
462
51,978
Baltimore, Mfl.................
Bayonne, N. J..................
Birmingham, Ala............
Boston, Mass....................
Bridgeport, Conn.............
236.053
7.937
17,186
146.193
21,885
125.225
13,666
2,885
206,937
25,693
67,940
10,750
1,761
194,953
22,197
79, 739
369
16.583
12,809
1,221
231,474
11,301
66,312
157,870
27,156
134.870
23,123
8,357
257. 104
37,314
77.043
20,522
5,700
240,722
36, i80
85,098
599
52,316
14,889
1,404
Brockton, Mass................
Buiralo, N. Y ...................
Cambridge, Mass..............
Camden, N. J ...................
Canton, Ohio....................
19,081
90,880
25.220
43.113
17.899
11.213
155,716
32,731
37,175
8,614
9,433
104,010
29,924
10 000
4,012
356
1,801
4,011
5,647
142
23,008
119,602
25,6 i5
49,581
29,470
17,882
183,673
39,794
23,128
11,798
15,425
IIS.444
34,60S
15,682
8,618
563
1,906
4,822
6, [47
301
Charleston. S. C................
Chicago, 111.......................
Cincinnati, Ohio..............
Cleveland, Ohio................
Columbus, Ohio...............
16.481
354.379
113.700
87,740
75,036
5.233
727.341
139,817
163.570
30,007
2.524 31,569
585.420 31.435
57,887 14.498
124.354
6.104
12,292
8,225
20.458
445,139
154.937
132.314
116,846
4,902
912,701
132,ieo
223,008
35,578
2,404
781,23 7
56,792
195,703
16,285
31.069
46.226
19.672
8,738
12,802
Covington, K y ................. | 19.397
Dallas, T ex....................... 1 24;4i8
48,332
Davton, Ohio...................
! 66,810
Des Moines, Iowa............ 1 38,187
15,735
5,812
23,567
37,837
14,337
5.302
3,345
30,024
24.962
7,936
2,504
9,063
3,410
4.250
1,679
31,079
59,746
72,301
106.945
53,7S5
15,346
9,078
25,559
61,185
19,234
3.933
5,219
13,847
3S 941
10,395
2,912
18,061
4,870
6.310
2,954
Detroit, Mich....................
JJuluth, Minn...................
East 81. Louis, HI............
Elizabeth, N. J .................
Erie, l'a ......................... .
61.309
10,333
14,455
15.333
18,982
124,215
21.202
9.484
20,895
21,577
96,051
20.052
3.903
14.735
11,944
4,129
422
1.813
1,167
250
135.106
15,4453
30,447
20,2*8
25,740
188,255
31,850
12,799
27.SOS
25,494
156.565
80.652
9,400
23 894
14,843
5,840
465
5,901
1,409
348
Evansville, Tnd................
Fall R ivcr, Mass..............
Fort Wavnc, Ind............. 1
Fort Worth, Tex.............. 1
Grand Hapids, Mich........
27,607
14.300
20.978
17,588
29,634
18,258
40,197
17,067
3.063
33,460
5.621
4!). 961
6,775
1.76ft
23,858
7,521.
405
295
4.271
613
41,945
15.858
36.722
so, m
40,777
16,970
52,125
19.414
5.612
42,767
4.462
50,874
7,204
4,209
28,335
6,270
438
583
13.352
632
Harrisburg, Pa................. !
Hartford, Conn.................
Hoboken, N. J..................
Holyo’-e, Mass.................. i
Houston, Tex...................
38.452
27,904
10,924
7,636
17,625
5,114
26.316
26,966
15). 115
8,030
2,478
2S.617
21.310
18.892
4,324
4.123
2.013
164
14,654
49,576
31,011
13,463
9,141
37,1S1
5,926
34.824
29,030
25.286
11,333
4,134
31,243
27,668
23,238
6,318
4.550
1,837
163
65
23.968
Indianapolis, Ind.............
Jackson' iile, Fla..............
Jersey City, X . J..............
Johnstown, Pa.................
Kansas City, Kans...........
97,772
9,457
57,197
Is*. 675
27,387
38,359
1.672
87,152
9,629
11,154
17,070
1,029
58,161
7,309
6,362
15.963
16,271
3,923
323
6,515
150,593
22,628
74,861
26.237
4S.021
41.420
3,213
109,101
13,467
14,631
19,767
2,4S8
77,697
15,316
10,344
21,870
29,370
6,120
462
9,335
Kansas City, Mo..............
Lawrence, ‘Mass................
Los Angeles, Cal..............
Louisville, K y ..................
Lowell, Mass.....................
94,377
10,467
54,060
88.449
20,828
33.426
23.428
26.105
55.744
33,031
18,287
28,519
17,917
21,397
40,915
17.662
145
4,397
39,141
195
153.717
11.609
169,967
113.543
20,703
45,633
32,553
74.756
52.411
41,942
25,327
41.319
60,584
37,436
43,457
23,704
321
13,891
40,538
192
Lynn. Mass.......................
Manchester, N. IX............
Memphis, Tcnn................
Milwaukee, Wis................
Minneapolis, Minn...........
30,452
15,324
38,556
48,598
61,269
19.742
17,378
10,755
146,885
78,861
17.470
24.224
5,069
88,948
60,983
849
61
49,940
884
1,605
33,180
16.119
50.985
78.823
96,1S6
27,904
24.197
12,138
182 530
116,54S
27,344
29,6!‘2
6,467
111.456
85,938
SIS
55
52.515
1,048
2,736
Mobile, Ala.......................
Nashville, Teun................
Newark, N. J....................
New Bed ford, Mass.........
New Haven, Conn...........
13.562
40,020
71,552
16,522
36,385
5.806
7,174
96.506
19,019
2,034
3,002
71,050
25,062
17,067
30,069
6.962
1.809
20,944
63,687
94.737
18,738
5,585
7,151
132,350
32.336
2,208
2,993
110,655
42 m
22,7*84
36,533
9,727
2.953
37,999
30,654
2,989
37,726
49,434
60
42,784
3,661
55
POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL CITIES.
No. 8 5 . —
C i t i e s H a v i n g 50,000 o r M o r e I n h a b i t a n t s
C o l o r , N a t i v i t y , a n d P a r e n t a g e , 1900 a n d
i n 3910: P o p u l a t i o n
1910— Continued.
1910
1900
Native while.
Native whi'e.
City.
Native
parent
age.
New Orleans, La..............
New Y otk, N. Y ..............
Manhattan.....................
Bronx.............................
by
ForeignForeign
born
or mixed white.
parent
age.
Col
ored.
29,569 78,158
10-3,186
76,191
737,477 1,371,503 1,260,918 67,304
782, 714 41,125
713,947
312,307
86,4132
61,258
2,584
50,233
4S2,658
353,750 19,673
310,501
Native
parent
age.
Foreign
or mixed
parent
age.
Foreignborn
white.
Col
ored.
27,686
74,244
147,473
921,318 1,820,141 1,927,703
344,351
818,208 1,104,019
148,935
92,569
185,146
663,583
375,548
571,356
89,672
97,721
64,964
4,330
23,864
Queens...........................
Richmond.....................
Norfolk, V a.......................
Oakland, Cal.....................
Oklahoma, Ok la..............
41,658
22.778
21,865
24,790
6,998
03,962
24,504
2,846
23,775
1,248
44,615
18,581
1,606
16,223
562
2,764
3,158
20,307
2,172
1,229
80,607
28,243
34,471
55,198
47,880
120,969
32,2-35
4,318
49,936
6,390
79,115
24,278
3,564
36,822
3,214
3,350
1,213
25,099
8,218
6,712
Omaha, Nebr...................
Passaic, N. J.....................
Paterson, N. J ..................
Pawtucket, It. 1 ...............
Peoria, 111..........................
42,752
5,155
23,897
10,627
26,493
32,828
9,279
41,296
15,345
19,264
23,429
12,879
38,666
13,057
S, 927
3,546
464
1.312
202
1,416
52,917
7,536
28,392
12,627
36,015
39,595
18,209
50,179
20,767
19,936
27,068
28,467
45,398
17,956
8,810
4,516
561
1,631
272
1,589
Philadelphia, P a..............
Pittsburgh, Pa..................
Portland, Me.....................
Providence, It. 1..............
521,911
147,296
27,064
38,170
54,423
414,093
168,832
12,406
24,710
60,775
293,669
114,845
10,352
17,734
55,310
64,024
20,539
323
9,812
5,089
584,008
176,089
31,121
104,163
59,966
496,785
191,483
15,054
51,009
82,354
382,578
140,436
12,078
43,780
76,303
85,637
25,897
318
8,262
5,703
Reading, Pa......................
Richmond, V a ..................
Rochester, N. Y ...............
Saginaw, M M i..................
St. Joseph, M o..................
62,543
4‘i, 860
52,478
11,965
68,869
9,949
6,104
08,798
18,628
19,428
5,922
2,834
40,718
11,401
8,415
547
32,252
614
351
6,267
74,714
69,130
74,525
17,257
50,316
11,750
7,664
83,687
21,225
14,699
8,812
4,085
58,993
11,701
8,113
795
46,749
944
327
4,275
St. Louis, Mo....................
St. Paul, Minn..................
Salt Lake City, Utah.......
San Antonfo, T e x ...........
San Francisco, Cal...........
189,249
42,454
18,119
21,094
83,558
239,170
71,562
22,382
15,363
137,556
110,966 35,853
46,748
2,301
12,516
514
9,265
7,599
104,264 17,404
269,836
61,594
38,152
44,629
115,359
246,946
93,398
34,284
23,765
153,781
125,706
56,524
19,035
17,407
130,874
44,541
3,228
1,306
10,813
16,898
Savannah, Oa...................
Schcneoladv, N. Y ...........
Scranton. Pa.....................
Seattle, Wash...................
Somerville, Mass..............
16,750
14,575
27,299
38,810
24,657
6,040
9,811
45,229
19,349
19,618
3,319
7,142
28,959
18,656
17,160
28,135
154
539
3,856
208
22,634
31,538
38,745
105,784
29,573
5, S18
22,324
55,431
61,134
26,632
3,332
18,631
35,112
60,835
20,751
33,280
3:53
579
9,441
280
South Bend, Ind..............
Spokane, W ash................
Springfield, 111..................
Springfield, Mass..............
Syracuse, N. Y .................
15,049
18,756
17,102
27,386
43,817
11,774
9,883
10,186
19,289
39,787
8,583
7,462
4,637
14,311
23,705
593
747
2,234
1,073
1,065
22,880
54,574
27,944
35,732
58,408
16, 725
27,277
13.855
28,656
46,912
13,420
21,220
6,900
22,999
30,781
659
1,331
2,979
1,539
1,148
Tacoma, Wash..................
Terre Ilauto, Ind.............
Toledo, Ohio.....................
Trenton, N. J ...................
Troy, N. Y .......................
15,116
24,290
52,222
32,109
20,161
11,196
7,911
50,128
22,311
25,714
10,158
2,945
27,729
16,729
14,352
1,244
1,527
1,743
2,158
424
36,481
42,586
75,147
38,679
32,224
23,877
9,164
59,383
29,209
28,491
21,463
3.796
32,037
26,310
15,432
1,022
2,611
1,930
2,617
666
Utica, N .Y ......................
Washington, D. C............
Waterbury, Conn.............
Wichita, Kans..................
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.............
19,852
134,073
11,784
18,347
18,140
22,816
37,939
18,169
3,492
20,716
13,469
19,520
15,312
1,441
12,180
246
87,186
594
1,391
685
25,8(59
166,711
18,238
40,7.<8
24,423
26,882
45,066
28,590
6.383
25,926
21,308
24,351
25,498
2,855
16,078
360
94,941
815
2,457
678
Wilmington, Del..............
Worcester, Mass...............
Yonkers, N. Y .................
Youngstown, Ohio...........
39,712
37,2C1
13,847
13,353
30,600
42,417
IS, 44ft
18,415
10,426
37,528
14,583
12,192
9, 770
1,215
1,055
925
44,937
41,421
21.640
25,595
19,694
54,751
29,960
26,654
13,078
48,492
26.590
24,860
9,102
1,322
1 1,613
1,957
56
PAUPERS ENUMERATED IN ALMSHOUSES.
No. 3 6 .—PAUPERS ENUMERATED IN ALMSHOUSES: N u m b e r a n d R a t i o p e r
100,000 OF P o p u l a t io n i n 1890, 1903, a n d 1910, b y S t a t e s , b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s ,
a n d ( f o r 1910) b y N a t i v it y a n d C o l o r .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
June 1,1890.
Dec. 31,1903.
Jan. 1 ,1910.»
Num
Num
Num
ber per
ber per
ber per
For White,
Num 100,000 Num 100,000 Num 100,000 Native eign- nativ
ber. o f pop ber.
of pop ber. of pop white. born ity un
ula
ula
ula
white. known.
tion.
tion.
tion.
623
Alabam a.................
23
A rizon a ...................
223
Arkansas.................
California................ 2,600
87
Colorado...................
Connecticut............ 1,438
299
Delaware.................
221
Districtof Col um bia,
24
Florida.....................
901
Georgia.....................
20
Idaho .......................
Illin ois..................... 5,395
2,927
Indiana...................
1,621
I o w a ........................
593
Kansas.....................
K en tu cky....... .
1,578
122
Louisiana....... .
M aine.............. .
1,161
M aryland....... .
1,599
4,725
Massachusetts..
M ichigan......... .
1,916
Minnesota....... .
865
Mississippi-----494
2,378
Missouri...........
132
M ontana......... ,
291
Nebraska................
Nevada...................
43
New H ampshire...
1,143
2,718
New Jersey............
New M exico...........
1
New Y o r k .............. 10,272
North Carolina----1,493
North D akota.......
35
Ohio........................
7,400
Oklahom a..............
99
Oregon ...................
8,653
Pennsylvania.......
490
Rhode Island.........
South Carolina —
578
South D a k ota .......
53
1,545
Tennessee..............
Texas.......................
Utah.........................
543
V erm on t................
2,193
Virginia..................
W ashington...........
71
West V irgin ia .......
792
W isconsin..............
2,641
W yom ing................
41.2
88.6
19.8
215.2
21.1
192.7
177.5
95.9
6.1
49.0
23.7
111. 0
133.5
84.8
41.6
84.9
10.9
175.6
153.4
211.0
91.5
28.0
99.9
27.5
94.0
303.6
188.1
.7
171.3
92.3
19.2
201.5
31.6
164.6
141.8
50.2
16.1
87.4
20.8
29.8
163.3
132.4
20.3
103.8
156.6
T ota l.
10,793
1,519
184
8,172
52
257
9,054
788
686
159
1,812
913
184
414
1,915
306
881
107.9
41.7
261.6
68.0
213.9
145.9
77.7
21.5
43.9
37.2
108.8
118.5
86.0
52.5
74.6
10.1
163.1
131.7
197.3
103.0
28.6
31.4
75.6
112.4
268.8
94.9
139.8
76.2
50.4
188.7
10.1
57.4
135.6
171.9
48.7
37.8
119.1
99.5
53.1
85.6
72.9
81,764
Geographic divi8iO}l8.*
•New E n gla n d ......... 9,500
Middle Atlantic___ 21,648
East North Central. 20,279
West North Central. 5,336
South A tlan tic..
8,100
East South Central. 4,240
West South Central.
809
M ountain...........
368
Pacific..................
2,770
761
146
675
4.140
398
2,067
278
230
124
1,032
70
5,635
3,120
2,019
780
1,678
149
1,152
1,633
6,934
2,594
547
617
2,465
314
464
171
1.140
1,936
202.1
170.4
150.5
60.0
91.4
66.0
17.8
31.8
148.0
11,495
21,783
21,127
6,618
8,298
4,768
1,689
1,283
4,703
194.5
132.5
125.3
61.0
75.4
60.0
20.7
69.7
180.5
739
271
534
4,646
510
2,244
366
276
207
813
97
5,421
3,114
1,779
735
1,522
187
945
1,681
6,555
2,970
687
486
2,388
415
551
159
991
2,135
34.6
132.6
33.9
195.4
63.8
201.3
180.9
83.4
27.6
31.2
29.8
96.1
115.3
80.0
43.5
66.5
11.3
127.3
129.8
194.7
105.7
33.1
24.3
72.5
110.4
46.2
194.2
230.2
84.1
12,081
1,389
81
8,078
48
132.0
63.0
14.0
169.5
2.9
52.3
125.3
141.5
31.5
24.8
71.J5
22.1
48.5
107.6
81.9
49.4
348
143
3C4
1,962
254
1,001
216
73
91
470
53
2,562
2,357
1,066
461
1,044
100
2,891
1,610
162
176
1,565
180
263
87
19
115
29
2,538
242
1,194
59
31
30
11
40
11
44
91
172
1
143
122
15
75
284
21
5
401
97
51
7
252
228
4
24
3
66
301
3
1,128
76.1
13.0
84,198
91.5
44,254
S3,125
11,886
23,772
21,358
6,366
7,706
4,266
3,630
1,652
5,562
181.4
123.1
117.0
54.7
63.2
50.7
18.6
62.7
132.7
5,959
11,324
12,125
3, tj03
4,423
2,634
968
813
2,405
5,706
11,712
8,388
2,371
661
232
268
791
66.2
11
136
143
255
392
3,551
1,305
518
1,775
19
478
145
1,569
861
181
370
196
167
5,224
866
29
5,013
29
195
5,207
410
279
57
1,066
475
81
290
914
248
631
583
15
1 Figures based on estimated population, Dec. 31,1903.
8 For States iucluded in eaeh division, see note 5, p. 25.
Col
ored.
109
192
512
1
408
7
4
390
31
179
12
149
5,983
315
18
87
44
161
97
90
41
1
452
215
2
7
97
1,170
4
8
6,464
45
113
41
35
42
15
16
10
732
351
>,584
1,358
379
32
154
57
FOREIGN-BORN W HITE PAUPERS.
No. 3 7 .—FOREIGN-BORN WHITE PAUPERS ENUMERATED IN ALMS
HOUSES: P e r C e n t D i s t r i b u t i o n , J a n . 1, 1910, b y C o u n t r y o f B i r t h , b y
S ta te s,
and
by
G e o g r a p h i c 'D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Departm ent of Com merce.!
Alabama................
Arkansas...............
California...............
Colorado................
Connecticut...........
Delaware...............
Dist. of Columbia.
6.1
3.4
1.7
5. 4
2.0
1.7
3.9
Illinois...................
Indiana.................. 2.0
6.8
Iowa......................
4.6
Kansas..................
.6
Kentucky..............
Louisiana..............
Maine.....................
Maryland.............. 2.8
Massachusetts.......
.4
Michigan................ 3.2
Minnesota.............. 5.8
Mississippi
Missouri.................
.7
Montana................ 4.0
Nebraska............... 13.6
Nevada.................. 4.3
New Hampshire
New Jersey...........
1.1
New York.............
North Carolina
North Dakota.......
Ohio.......................
Oklahoma
Oregon...................
Pennsylvania.......
Rhode Island........
South Carolina___
South Dakota.......
1.4
10.5
.9
3.4
4.0
4.1
2.4
1.7
3.2
6.7
......
7.5
1.6
1.4
3.5
2.6
3.6
1.5
25.9
.8
9.5
14.3
3.1
2.5
1.1
1.0
.3
.5
.6
1.5
19.6
.8
3.0
5.5
2.1
1.4
7.6
2.7
8.7
7.6
1.0
.2
2.2
2.7
3.9
5.9
5.6
1.9
8.3
8.3
'.7 6.0
7.4
.9
.3
3.2
5.6
4.6 **8.'6*
Tennessee . ♦
4 5
Texas..................... “ e.'2‘ 2.5
4.1
Utah...................... 4.1
2.2 18.9
Vermont
2 4
4.9
Virginia
7.8
Washington.......... 2.3
1.3
West Virginia....... 3.9
3.1
Wisconsin............. 4.6
Wyoming
Total........... I 3.2
3.4
.6
.8
1.5
21.9
.2
5.3
5.3 10.5
.9
6.1
IS 3
3.4 31.0
6.9
4.3 16.8
9.6
2.5 15.7
12.8
.6
8.0
6.5
22.0
5.1
12.9 *3.2" 19.4
43 3
16.7
36.4 ’ is.*2" 27.3
2.5 12.5
15 0
1.4 33.3
7.2
9.2
3.1 39.9
1.6 37.0
7.1
1.5 33.2
13.3
2.4 41.3
4.8
1.5 16.7 10.6
.4
9.0
6.4 " l . 0 39.8
.3
2.1
10.1
1.5 24.2
9.0
.6 22,6
4.4
5.9
10.3
5.4
17.4
8.6
8.5
2.6
2.2
1.2
1.4
.3
1.3
.8
6.3
33.3
3.9
" " .’ 3" 11.2 " l . 4
16. 7
" 2 .7 *13*4* 1.3
.2 12.1
1.0
.3
4.1 14.0
11.1
2.3
" i.Y
2.3
6.8
18.2
5.6
9.3
33.0
34.4
3.3
4.9
2.4 22.0
1.6
.7 13.7
1.3
6.6
.4
" i.y
4.7
.7
......
39.7
13.4
32.2
11.6
2.0
24.6
57.9
5.3
24.3
5.2 0. 9’
24.1 3.4
6.9 " . . .
38.2 2.8
4.3
33.1 3.3 12.0
.4
68.2
.8
.6
2.8
61.0 1.7
5.1
58.1
10.0
18.2
18.2
40.0
20.0
27.3 "'.8 14.7 '2.8
25.8
.5
4.8 3.6
20.7
18.2
.1
18.9
15.3 1.5
43.1
50.0 6*1" " *4.5*
36.9
2.0
33.9 'i.*8
2.3 '3 .8'
66.7 1.2
1.4
.6
16.9
.4
7.3 3.8
.4 3.S. 4 3.1
13.3
100.0
36.8
.3
3.5
.9
34.4
.9 15.6
20.2
.8 13.2 " .'s '
30.4 1.4
4.3
52.5
3.3 ' " 3'
54.0 2.'6* 1.5
.5
60.1
33.3
15.7 23.5
37.2 32.4
16. 7 16. 7
23.5 24.2
22.3 40.2
1.9 65.4
22.2 50.0
23.0 17.2
22.7 31.8
31.1 25.5
4.1
9.3
2.2 30.0
12.2 34.1
21.9
15.4
31.6 30.3
52.2
9.3
50.0 25.0
18.8
4
8
Other countries.
pi
£
Switzerland.
■d
Scotland.
Nonray, Sweden,
and Denmark.
Italy.
Ireland.
j
Germany.
«3
France.
3
Canada, French.
|
i E n gla n d
and
Wales.
State.
Austria-Hungary.
j
Per cent of foreign-bom white paupers enumerated in almshouses Jan. 1,1910, bornin—
5.3
4.3 2.6
30*4
*3*4* 10.3
3.3 '2.’ 9* *7.8
1.1
4.5 2.9
1.2
1.2
2.4
2.4
.4
.7
1.7
"3 .2
3.3 3.3’ ”io.*6
i .Y **2.T 1.4 " 'i * 3
.9
1.6 4.3
2.0
1.5 1.3
.7
1.2
2.6 2.0
2.0
1.0
.6 2.4
.6
4.5
3.0
" . ‘ 4’ 4.7
1.2
2.6 1.0
2.3
.8
3.0
.8
.1
1.0
3.2
4.5 1.1
5.0
1.5 1.2
.6
2.9
.5
5.8
1.2
1.4
1.9
1.8
3.9
4.3
3.3
2.2
4.5
.9
3.1
1.4
.8
1.9
1.0
1.3 15.4
1.5
2.2
3.2
l.G
5.6
1.1 ’ 29*9*
2.3
4.5
1.2
3.7
3.1 33.0
1.1
3.3
4.9
4.9
2.0 20.6
1.3
2.6
.6 12.8
25.0
4.0
5 .T 2.3
.6
.3
5.6
1.1 '3.'4* "3*4
2.3
.6
.6
1.9
1.0
5.2
1.1
3.3
2.4
4.9
5.6
1.0 3.6
9.2 1.3
3.9
4.4
.3
1.3
6.8
2.5
1.0
9.3
2.1
1.0
2.6
2.1
2.9
3.9
2.6
1.6
1.9
1.0
..... 45.1
.....
1.1
1.0
.9
1.9
10.1
1.1 " i . 2
.8
33.3
2.0
1.9 ‘ 3.‘ 4 '* ‘ *.*6
25.0 8.3
2.0 4.7
.7
1.0
2.3 1.6
4.4
.6
*2*3
3.9
1.6
8.8
1.4
22.3
42.8
1.3
5.7
1.9
1.3
2.5
1.5
1.9
8.4
1.9
3.8
3.0
1.5
4.3
2.6
5.2
4.5
5.0
.5
1.6
.7
.6
.4
.7
1.3
.7
9.3
8.5
8.5
6.3
10.1
7.3
6.7
15.8
10.2
.4
.9
1.4
1.6
1.5
3.9
8.6
1.8
3.9
3.3
20.6
36.2
32.7
32.5
34.5
25.4
11.9
17.0
64.2
52.8
24.7
22.7
36.1
41.8
31.0
29.3
35.8
1.1
1.6
.6
.4
1.8
.4
2.6
1.8
2.7
1.8
2.0
8.3
19.3
2.3
2.2
4.1
14.4
8.6
.5
2.4
2.9
1.2
3.9
1.1
1.3
1.2
1.4
1.7
3.1
2.1
2.2
2.0
2.6
.9
4.5
3.5
3.5
.1
1.2
2.3
2.2
1.2
3.4
1.9
1.8
2. S
.8
.9
1.9
1.1
1.7
.4
6.3
6.2
6.9
Geographic divi
sions.1
New England.......
Middle Atlantic...
E. North Central..
W . North Central.
South Atlantic—
E. SouthCentral..
W . South Central.
Mountain..............
3.4
4.3
5.5
2.6
.4
4.5
4.6
Pacific.......................
1.7
.8
.4
.3
.3
i For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
.....
2.3
1.5
58
P E R S O N S C O N F IN E D
IN
PENAL
IN S T IT U T IO N S .
So. 3 8 .—PERSONS CONFINED IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS IN 1830; SEN
TENCED PRISONERS IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS. EXCLUSIVE OP THOSE
IMPRISONED FOR THE NONPAYMENT OF. FINE IN 1904; SENTENCED
PRISONERS IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS IN 1910; NUMBER AND RATIO
PER 100,000 OF POPULATION; AND (FOR 1904) B Y NATIVITY AND COLOR:
B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Tieports of the "Bureau or the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Persons eonfined in penal
institutions,
June 1 ,1S90.
State.
Alabama................. .
Arizona...................
Arkansas................. .
California................ .
Colorado...................
Connecticut............ .
Delaware..................
B is t .o f C o lu m b ia ..
Florida..........................
Georgia....................
Idaho........................
Illinois..................... .
Indiana................... .
Iowa........................ .
'
Sentenced prisoners in penal institutions:, e?:elusive of those imprisoned for nonpayment of
fine, J line 30,1904.
Num
Num
per Num ber per Native
Num ber
100,000
100,000 white.
ber.
ber.
popu
popu
lation.2
lation.
2,518
230
1.473
3.398
902
1,026
133
m
(3(57
2,938
350
3,036
1.988
1,016
1,404
2,110
1,608
512
1.502
5.227
2,155
1,041
1, 177
Kentucky............... .
Louisiana.................
Maine........................
Marjiand.................
Massachusetts..........
Michigan................. .
Minnesota............... .
Mississippi.............. .
Missouri.................. . 2, m
Montana................. .
432
Nebraska................ .
€55
Nevada................... .
J52
New Hampshire___
321
New Jersey.............. 2.455
'205
New Mexico.............
New Y ork..............
11.46S
North Carolina....... . 2,033
North Dakota..........
97
Ohio........................ . 2.909
Oklahoma............... .
Oregon......................
44!)
Pennsylvania......... . 6.4S9
Rhode Island......... .
560
South Carolina....... . 1,1^4
South Dakota..........
178
Tennessee................
2,451
Texas........................ 4 747
Utah........................ .
2(59
Vermont...................
200
Virginia...................
2,0C0
Washington............ .
432
W est Virginia...........
450
Wisconsin............... .
1,118
Wyoming................
74
U. S. prisons...........
544
Total............. . 82,329
Geographic divmamS
New England.......... 7.846
Middle Atlantic___ 20 412
East North Central.. 12,106
West North Central. 7,748
South Atlantic....... . 11.409
East South Central.. 8.256
West South Central. 7.S28
Mountain................. 2 434
Pacific..................... . 4.200
160.4
410.3
130.6
281.3
218.8
137.5
82.5
215.3
170.4
159.9
177.8
302.9
90.7
53.1
98.4
113.5
143.8
77.4
144.1
233.5
102.9
80.0
91.3
105.7
326.9
61.9
332.2
85.3
160.9
333.5
191.2
125. 7
53.1
79.2
140.2
123.4
162.1
102.9
54.1
138.7
212.3
129.4
60.2
120.8
123.6
59.0
66.3
121.9
166.9
160.7
89.9
S7.1
128.8
128.4
172.3
210.5
229.3
2,008
318
884
3.355
1.022
1,125
160
46
3.234
2,189
196
3,380
2.138
1,255
1,746
2,221
1.680
496
3.SG7
5.684
1.883
1,067
3; 238
2.703
571
519
129
416
2.720
265
9,862
1,185
203
3,363
22
399
6.208
604
1.045
245
1.997
4.504
223
274
1,805
810
1.139
1 366
220
1,641
81,772
8,599
38, 790
12.042
8,958
11,150
7,524
7.000
2.954
4.665
105.6
232.0
63.8
210.2
172.8
135.4
83.6
15.4
211.1
91.5
102.3
53.1
117.4
98.1
112.8
70.0
149.7
187.2
78.8
55.2
74.7
85.1
260
145
238
2,224
734
6S7
57
10
321
259
134
2.057
1, 005
988
1,195
908
299
358
541
3.345
1.346
6SS
110
1.588
200.8
48.6
304. 7
97.7
131.9
126.4
126.7
59.1
54.6
77.2
4.2
88.1
92.3
130.6
73.7
57.9
94.0
133.2
73.4
78.7
97.9
138.7
109.6
61.5
219.5
76
294
1,349
192
6.171
262
129
2,228
12
308
3,586
358
139
161
589
1,464
167
215
390
5*4
408
875
109
901
For
eignborn
white
White,
nativ
ity un
known.
10
144
13
804
367
358
9
2
19
8
49
491
103
141.
51
32
25
124
82
2,132
42S
308
4
161
ill
65
23
115
764
41
2,307
3
1
6
127
2
69
383
8
51
1,311
11*6
3
56
31
371
45
47
11
197
37
370
26
47
5.257
11,106
,
8 11.1
5,760
2,473
3,867
2,013
1.995
3,148
2,972
4.9S2
1,775
870
173
37
417
639
1,080
1,798
29
633
319
121
80
94
34
1.094
1,902
13
630
419
124
500
1,298
1,355
8
1,117
207
138
72
1,324
1,041
52
m
30
5
584
29
7S4
916
5
748
1
39
1.310
50
9'!3
28
1,397
2,609
11
12
3.494
49
604
55
35
612
20 601
ico~6
144.4
113.4
70.9
82.0
100.5
94.0
97.6
158.4
177.2
Col
ored.
24
166
11
213
3
2
2,678
1,990
2,317
8,291
5,617
4,658
320
Sentenced pris
oners in penal
institutions,
Jan. 1,1910.1
Num
per
Num ber
100,000
ber.
popu
lation.
3,687
645
1,308
4,156
1,230
1,519
290
787
1,835
4,995
2S7
5,111
2,870
1,354
1,541
2,729
2,369
730
.2.147
6,709
2,589
1.613
2,283
3,527
963
657
289
508
2,SS5
4C8
12,498
1,420
367
4,004
1,676
623
8,175
729
1.693
279
2,747
4,232
394
395
3.243
1,654
1.463
1,675
287
1,904
11 609
172.4
315.6
F3.1
174.8
153.9
136.3
143.3
237.7
m s
191.4
85.1
10.590
23,658
16.249
9.338
17,873
11.446
9.015
4.503
6.433
163.6
122.5
89.0
80.2
146.6
336.1
109.5
171.0
153.4
00. G
106.3
60.9
91.1
119.2
144.8
98.3
165.7
199.3
92.1
77.7
327.0
107.1
250.1
55.1
353.0
118.0
117.7
124.7
337.1
64.4
63.6
84.0
101.1
92.6
206.7
334.4
111. 7
47.8
1?5.7
108.6
105.5
111.0
157.3
144.8
119.8
71.8
1C6.0
121.4
1Includes prisoners sentenced for nonpayment of fine.
2 Figures based on estimated population, June 30,1004.
3For States included in each division, see nof e 5, p. 25. The statement by geographic divisions includes
persons confined in United States prisons in Georgia, Kansas, arid Washington.
59
INSANE ENUMERATED IN HOSPITALS.
No. 8 9 .—INSANE ENUMERATED IN HOSPITALS: N
u m b e r a n d R a t io p e r
o f P o p u l a t i o n in 1 8 9 0 , 1 9 0 3 , a x d 19 1 0 , b y S t a t e s , b y G e o g r a p h i c D i v i
s io n s , a n d ( f o r 1910) b y N a t iv it y a n d C o l o r .
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
[Source: Reports or the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Juno 3, 1890.
State.
Arizona.....................
California..................
Colorado...................
Connecticut..............
Delaware........ f .......
Dist. of Columbia...
Florida
............
Idaho........................
Illinois......................
Indiana.....................
Iowa..........................
Kansas......................
Louisiana.................
Maine......................
Maryland.................
Massachusetts..........
Michigan...................
Num
ber.
1,014
65
390
3,289
239
1,544
142
1.490
202
1,191
63
4,707
1,798
2,030
1,261
1,991
ms
612
1,416
4,054
2,771
1,859
682
2,417
172
642
172
342
1,744
Mississippi................
Missouri....................
Montana
Nebraska................ .
Nevada.....................
New Hampshire...
New Jersey...............
New Mexico..............
New York................ 13,434
972
North ( arolina.........
200
North Dakota..........
Ohio.......................... 4,900
Oklahoma.................
Oregon......................
554
Penns vlvir.ia........... 6,257
660
Rhode Island...........
664
South Carolina.........
232
South Dakota...........
Tennessee..................
806
Texas........................ 1,045
124
Utah
481
Vermont...................
Virginia..................... 1,764
341
’Washington..............
West Virginia...........
860
Wisconsin
1,378
23
Wyoming
..........
.........
.........
Total...............
74,028
Geographic divisions.2
New Fn?;land........... 7,693
Middle A tlantic....... 21,435
East Nor? h Central.. 15,674
West. Norib Central. 8, C41
South Atlantic......... 9,007
East South Central.. 4,493
West Hoiitii Central. 2,043
Mountain................
m
Pacific....................... 4, ie-i
Jan. 31, 1910.
Dec. 31,1903.
Num
Num
Num
For- White,
ber per
ber per
ber per
100,000 Num 100,000 Num 100,000 Native cign- nativ
ber.
of pop ber.
of pop white. bom ity un
of pop
white. known.
ula
ula
ula
tion.
tion.!
tion.
67.0
109.0
34.6
272.2
58.0
206.9
84.3
649.3
51.0
81.1
74.7
124.6
82.0
106.2
88.4
107.1
54.4
92.6
135.8
181.1
132.3
142.8
52.9
90.2
330.1
60.6
375.9
90.8
120.7
224.0
60.1
100.5
135.1
176.6'
319.0
191.0
57.7
70.6
45.6
46.7
59.6
144.7
106.5
97.6
112.7
81.7
37.9
1.603
224
667
5,717
754
2,831
353
2,453
713
\ 839
255
9,607
4,358
4,385
2,4t)0
3,058
1,585
885
2,505
8,679
5,430
4.070
1,493
5,103
543
1,536
200
496
4,865
113
26,176
1,883
4H\
8,621
413
1,285
13,521
1,077
1,150
595
1,713
3,345
344
887
3,137
1,178
1,475
5,023
96
118.2 150,151
lf$3.7
168.8
116.3
97.2
101.7
69.9
45.0
?4.2
223.6
14,855
42,562
33,039
38,595
10,514
7,867
r», oio
2,529
8,180
82.6
165.5
48.4
361.3
128,9
292.9
185.2
828.6
123.4
120.7
135.6
1S5.5
165.5
186.9
165.6
135.9
107.4
125.3
202.0
288.5
215.6
213.1
90.8
156.5
194.4
143.9
472.4
116.9
238.4
54.4
339.0
94.5
322.2
199.0
80.5
286.9
172.6
235.0
82.1
141.5
81.1
100.1
114.5
255.1
162.9
204.6
143.3
227.9
93.0
2,039
337
1,092
6,652
1,199
3,579
441
2,890
849
3,132
388
12,839
4,527
5,377
2,912
3,538
2,158
1,258
3,220
11,601
6,699
4,744
1,978
6,168
697
1,990
230
909
6,042
219
31,280
2,522
028
10,594
1,110
1,565
15,058
1,243
1,541
864
2,204
4,053
342
990
3,635
1,987
1,722
6,587
162
180.2 187,791
251.3
258.9
195.9
171.3
150.0
99.0
83.8
337.3
313.9
19,580
52,380
41,246
22,683
J.0,952
9,759
8,413
3,574
10,204
1,320
157
903
3,221
706
2,278
264
1,565
333
2,122
226
6,991
3,601
3,840
2,235
2,786
1,131
1,072
2,300
6,831
3,862
1,923
1,112
4,550
285
1,145
92
642
3,542
170
16,701
1,816
190
8,142
832
871
9,947
772
885
421
1,679
2,901
183
791
2,217
1,005
1,302
3,396
86
46
162
33
2,897
385
1,209
66
668
47
31
150
4,11:3
567
1,320
524
151
130
126
476
4,461
2,493
2,725
37
1,000
361
732
111
23;i
2,11,5
33
13,481
9
407
1,893
78
591
4,226
431
5
365
48
479
155
176
70
914
103
8,09o
65
204.2 115,402
95.4
164.9
69.4
279.8
150.1
321.1
218.0
872.9
112.8
120.0
119.2
227.7
167.6
241.7
172.2
154.5
130.3
169.5
248.6
344.6
238.4
228.5
110.1
187.3
185.3
166.9
280.9
211.1
238.1
66.9
343,2
114.3
108.8
222.2
67.0
232.6
19(5.4
229.1
101.7
148.0
300.9
104.0
91.6
278.1
176.3
174.0
14f .0
282.2
111.0
298.8
271.2
226.0
194.9
163.6
116.0
95.8
115.7
243.4
15
7
36
207
65
7
673
10
151
368
34
63
88
655
389
979
11
367
131
73
143
570
70i.
5
4ir<
223
100
32
823
312
17
22
18
7
236
7
743
694
6
370
162
52
590
31
649
63
473
678
4
8
1,341
32
110
31
4
54,096
4,726
13,567
12,386
6,639
30, ISO 19,872
25,992 12,151
1^,304
7,133
12,804
1,475
2?2
6, S97
5.8*27
720
l, i:3
1,905
4,402
5,097
218
749
2,104
595
355
41
269
142
253
337
1,5K?
999
<551
5,318
2,539
1, .197
105
452
1 Fiqures based on estimated imputation, Dec. 31,190^.
2 For States include*! in each division see note 5, p. 25.
Col
ored.
8
5
166
74
29
23
2
80
1
1,378
228
144
10
31
391
55
31
86
244
64
6
246
34
91
9
24
99
9
355
3
25
189
38
51
295
9
2
15
4
35
60
ILLITERATE PERSONS.
No. 4 0 .—ILLITERATE PERSONS 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER IN 1910:
B y S e x , b y C o l o r o r R a c e , N a t i v it y , a n d P a r e n t a g e , a n d I l l it e r a t e M a l e s
o f V o t in g A g e : B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g k a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Illiterate persons 10 years of age and over.
l
Native white.
State.
Male.
Alabama.....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut................
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida........................
Georgia.......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana.......................
Iowa............................
Kansas........................
Kentucky...................
Louisiana...................
Maine..........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts............
Michigan....................
Minnesota...................
Mississippi.................
Missouri......................
Montana.....................
Nebraska....................
Nevada.......................
New Hampshire........
New Jersey................
New Mexico...............
New Y ork..................
North Carolina...........
North Dakota............
Ohio............................
Oklahoma...................
Oregon........................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island.............
South Carolina...........
South Dakota............
Tennessee...................
Texas..........................
Utah...........................
Vermont.....................
Virginia......................
Washington................
West \ irginia.............
Wisconsin...................
W yoming...................
173,726
18,183
71,243
47,574
12,680
25,785
7,022
5,410
39,482
196,026
3,831
86,729
35,956
15,633
16,122
109,877
171,423
15,006
36,556
67,647
41,617
25,819
145,702
58,106
9,895
9,489
2,829
9,210
57,047
20,965
187,107
142,108
6,645
68,385
35,876
7,214
198,334
16,192
133,120
6,216
112,986
145,812
3,990
6,486
121,329
11,724
42,511
29,450
2,869
Female.
178,984
14,770
71,711
27,328
11,100
27,880
6,218
8,402
38,334
193,74a
1,622
81,565
30,257
14,256
12,846
98,207
180, 756
9,548
36,841
73,894
33,183
23,517
144,533
53,010
4,502
8,520
3,873
7,176
c6,455
27,732
218,913
149,389
6,425
56,389
31,691
3,290
155,956
17,662
143,854
6,534
108,085
137,092
2,831
4,320
111,582
6, 692
32.355
28,319
1,005
Total.
Native
parent
age.
352,710
84,204
1,414
32,953
142,954
54,221
74,902
4,323
23,780
7,445
53,665
1,707
13,240
3,362
797
13,812
77,816
14,331
389,775
79,875
525
5,453
168,294
32,836
66,213
36,829
8,391
29,889
28,968
7,673
208,084
145,156
352,179
82,100
24,554
5,776
73,397
17,464
141,541
3,428
74,800
9,561
49,336
1,536
290,235 : 28,344
60,070
111,118
14,457
403
18,009
2,787
4,702
103
1,462
16,386
8,562
113,502
28,689
48,697
21,292
406,020
291,497
131,992
13,070
349
124,774
39,807
67,567
32,605
10,504
1,437
46,054
354,290
33,854
944
50,112
276,980
12,750
556
120,384
221,071
282,904
60,881
6,821
465
10,806
2,234
232,911
81,105
18,416
1,281
74,866
50,580
57,769
3,223
3,874
209
Total................. 2,814,950 2,701,213 5,516,163 1,378,884
Geographic divisions.1
New England............
140,326
140,480
280,806
15,551
Middle Atlantic......... 442,488
431,324
873,812
75,908
.tiast North Central... 262,137
229, 713 491,850
122,256
West North Central.. 138,030
125,10S 263,138
81,362
South Atlantic..........
720,724 1,444,294
429,618
723,570
East South Central... 542,291
529,809 1,072,100
378,088
West South Central.. 424,354
421,2£0 845,604 229, 807
Mountain...................
65,495
140, 737
39,253
75,242
Paeilic........................
103,822
37,310
00,512
7,041
Illiterate
males of
voting
age.
Foreign
or
mixed
parent
age.
Foreignborn
white.
Negro.
564
2,362
804
3,186
688
1,876
163
163
540
328
182
7,650
4,126
3,150
1,799
1,641
3,259
4,048
1,488
5,735
8,285
4,302
355
5,172
.333
1,491
84
1,377
3,691
1,649
15,026
197
1,064
7,503
964
404
13,626
2,309
133
683
582
29,710
367
2,261
352
555
827
8,245
89
2,063
13,758
1,466
50,292
13,897
49,202
3,359
1,944
3,390
875
2,742
117,751
18,200
16,894
13,787
3,300
12.085
14,394
12,047
129,412
54,113
40,627
1,364
22,631
8,445
12,264
1,344
13,485
93,551
6,580
362,025
477
9,474
66,887
3,828
6,120
279,668
29,781
399
4,8%
1,488
67,295
3,636
6,239
2,368
11,233
13,075
43,662
2,548
265,628
122
86,398
1,329
856
792
6,345
10,814
59,503
308,639
37
9,713
6,959
1,272
5,341
57,900
254,148
93
42,289
2,584
826
215
259,438
23,062
114
482
26
51
7,405
191
5,768
156,303
26
10,460
17,858
46
14,638
752
226,242
38
98,541
124,618
49
69
148,950
239
10,347
113
102
124,494
14,463
53,440
42,787
11,343
23,562
6,272
»,082
29,886
141,541
3,416
79,433
33,583
14,204
14,716
87,516
118,716
13,070
31,238
61,909
38,703
23,603
107,843
51,284
8,812
8,545
2,399
8,413
51,086
16,634
170,030
107,563
5,467
62,998
28,707
6,460
179,982
14,456
90,707
5,550
86,677
109,328
3,477
6,039
92,917
10,580
35,040
27,038
2,594
155,388 1,650,361 2,227,731
2,273,603
17,606
32,343
35,809
17,661
4,191
3,142
34, 737
5,754
4,145
242,513
735,244
300,613
120,573
37,934
8,215
84,674
52,950
67,645
1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
4,341
27,811
28,071
30,436
969,432
681,507
483,022
1,497
1,614
127,449
401,098
241,755
123,309
540,246
406,530
310,191
63,138
59,827
61
ILLITERATE PERSONS.
No. 4 1 ,—ILLITERATE PERSONS 10 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER IN 1910:
Percentages
b y
Se x ,
b y
Color
or
I l l it e r a t e M a l e s o p V o t in g A g e : B y
R ace,
N a t iv it y ,
Sta tes a n d
an d
Parentage,
and
G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, D epartm ent of Com m erce.]
Illiterate persons 10 years of a.ge and over.
Native white.
State.
Male.
Alabama.....................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California....................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut................
Delaware....................
District of Columbia..
Florida........................
Georgia.......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana.......................
Iowa............................
Kansas........................
Kentucky..................
Louisiana...................
Maine..........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts............
Michigan....................
Minnesota..................
Mississippi.................
Missouri......................
Montana.....................
Nebraska....................
Nevada.......................
New Hampshire........
New Jersey................
New Mexico...............
New Y ork..................
North. Carolina...........
North Dakota............
Ohio............................
Oklahoma..................
Oregon.........................
Pennsylvania.............
Rhode Island.............
South Carolina..........
22.5
19.2
12.1
4.2
3.6
5.7
8.4
4.1
13.2
20.9
2.6
3.7
3.2
1.7
2.3
12.6
28.0
4.0
7.2
5.0
3.6
2.9
22.4
4.4
5. 2
1.9
6.1
5.2
5.5
15.9
5.0
18.2
2.8
3.5
5.5
2.2
6.4
7.4
25.0
2.5
13.8
9.8
2.7
4.4
15.7
2.1
8.8
3.1
3.7
Tennessee...................
Texas..........................
Utah...........................
Vermont.....................
Virginia......................
Washington................
West Virginia............
Wisconsin..................
Wyoming...................
Total................
Geographic divisions*
New England............
Middle Atlantic.........
East North Central..
West North Central - .
South Atlantic...........
East South Central..
West South Central..
Mountain....................
Pacific.........................
7.6
Female.
23.3
23.5
13.1
3.1
3.8
6.3
7.8
5.7
14.4
20.5
1.6
3.8
2.9
1.7
2.1
11.6
30.1
3.2
7.1
5.3
3.1
3.1
22.5
4.2
4.0
2.0
8.0
4.1
5.7
25.4
5.9
18.7
3.5
3.0
5.8
1.4
5.4
8.0
26.3
3.3
13.4
10.1
2.2
3.1
14.6
1.8
7.7
3.2
2.5
7.8 !
Total.
22.9
20.9
12,6
3.7
3.7
6.0
8.1
4.9
13.8
20.7
2.2
3.7
3.1
1.7
2.2
12.1
29.0
4.1
7.2
5.2
3.3
3.0
22.4
4.3
4.8
1.9
6.7
4.6
5.6
20.2
5.5
IS. 5
3.1
3.2
5.6
1.9
5.9
7.7
25.7
2.9
13.6
9.9
2.5
3.7
15.2
2.0
8.3
3.2
3.3
7.7 |
Native
parent
age.
ForeignForeign
born
or mixed white.
parent
age.
10.1
2.3
7.1
.5
2.0
5
3! 3
.6
5.2
8.0
.4
1.7
2.2
.9
.8
10.7
15.0
1.4
3.0
.4
1.0
.4
5.3
3.4
.3
.6
.4
.8
1.1
15.5
.8
12.3
.3
1.7
3.5
.4
1.4
.7
10.5
.3
9.9
3.3
.4
1.2
8.2
.3
6.7
.6
.3
2.3
8.4
2.8
.6
.5
.8
.9
.4
2.2
1.6
.3
.6
1.4
.6
.8
1.5
3.6
4.5
1.0
.7
1.2
.6
2.2
1.2
.4
' .5
.5
2.1
.7
8.9
.7
3.0
.7
.9
1.3
.4
1.1
1.8
1.4
.4
1.8
11.6
.4
4.0
1.2
.3
2.0
1.0
.4
11.3
31.5
8.9
10.0
11.3
15.4
19.8
8.2
10.5
6.0
6.9
10.1
11.7
6.3
10.5
8.3
24.0
13.7
11.9
12.7
9.3
7.6
15.1
10.1
9.4
7.1
7.6
14.5
14.7
31.0
13.7
8.3
6.3
11.5
9.8
6.1
20.1
17.3
6.8
5.0
8.3
30.0
5.9
13.1
9.2
4.8
23.9
8.7
9.7
40.1
7.2
26.4
7.1
8.6
6.3
25.6
13.5
25.5
36.5
6.4
10.5
13.7
10.3
12.0
27.6
48.4
8.0
23.4
8.1
5.7
3.4
35.6
17.4
7.0
7.2
5.5
10.6
9.9
14.2
5.0
31.9
4.8
11.1
17.7
3.4
9.1
9.5
38.7
5.5
27.3
24.6
4.8
4.8
30.0
4.3
20.3
4.5
5.0
24.3
19.5
13.5
4.6
4.2
6.8
10.1
4.9
14.0
22.8
3.1
4.6
4.1
2.1
2.9
14.5
28.6
5.5
8.5
6.1
4.4
3.7
25.3
5.3
5.7
2.4
6.0
6.2
6.6
17.6
6.0
21.3
3.1
4.2
6.4
2.5
7.8
8.8
27.1
3.1
15.7
10.9
3.3
5.3
17.7
2.4
10.4
4.0
4.1
3.7
1.1
12.7
30.4
8.4
13.8
15.8
10.1
7.6
13.5
9.7
7.8
7.9
11.0
14.9
32.5
34.8
6.3
6.8
4.3
3.5
17.6
19.4
25.6
12.5
33.1
13.7
6.9
5.3
5.6
3.5
2.9
16.0
17.4
12.7
5.2
5.7
3.3
2.9
16.1
17.3
13.8
5.3
5.7
3.4
2.9
16.0
17.4
13.2
.7
1.2
1.7
1.7
8.0
9.6
0.6
1.3
.8
.9
.7
1.2
1.7
7.7
6.3
3.3
7.5
2.5
6.9
3.0
3.6
1.2
.5
.4
1 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
Negro.
Illiterale
males of
voting
age.
8.0
8.0
6.3
3.7
62
FAMILIES AiH) HOMES.
No. 4 2 .—TOTAL POPULATION, DWELLINGS, AND FAMILIES IN 1910,
AND PERSONS TO A DWELLING AND TO A FAMILY IN 1900 AND 1010:
B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g e a p iiic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Total
Total
population, dwellings,
1910.
1910.
State.
Total
families,
1910.
Poisons to a
dwelling.
Persons to t\
family.
1900
1900
1910
19*0
Alabama..........................................
Arizona............................................
Arkansas..........................................
California.........................................
Colorado...........................................
2,138,093
204,354
1,574,449
2,377,549
799,024
441,249
45,388
327,625
513,481
183,874
454,767
47,927
333,368
563,636
194,467
5.0
4.3
5.1
4.7
4.5
4.8
4.5
4.8
4.6
4.3
4.9
4.1
4.9
4.3
4.2
4.7
4.3
4.7
4.2
4.1
Connecticut.....................................
Delaware.........................................
District of Columbia.......................
Florida.............................................
Georgia.............................................
1,114,756
202,322
331,009
752,619
2,609,121
181,911
43,183
58,513
165,818
530,631
246,659
44,951
71,339
171,422
553,264
5.7
4.8
5.6
4.7
5.1
6.1
4.7
5.7
4.5
4.9
4.5
4.7
4.9
4.5
4.9
4.5
4.5
4,6
4.4
4.7
Idaho...............................................
Illinois.............................................
Indiana............................................
Kansas.............................................
325,594
5,63S,591
2,700,876
2,224,771
1,690,949
71,830
1,006,848
631,554
498,943
385,672
73,669
1,264,717
654,891
512,515
395,771
4.4
5.7
4.6
4.8
4.7
4.5
5.6
4.3
4.5
4.4
4.3
4.7
4.4
4.6
4.6
4.4
4.5
4.1
4.3
4.3
Kentucky........................................
Louisiana........................................
Maine...............................................
Mary loud........................................
Massachusetts.................................
2,289,905
1,056,388
742,371
1,295,346
3,386,416
469,669
331,220
159,437
253,805
511,926
494,788
344,144
177,960
274,824
734,013
5.2
5.1
4.7
5.4
6.2
4.9
5.0
4.7
5.1
6.6
4.9
4.8
4.3
4.9
4.6
4.6
4.8
4.2
4.7
4.6
Minnesota........................................
Mississippi
Missouri...........................................
Montana..........................................
...........................
2,810,173
2,075,708
1,797,114
3,293,335
376,053
618,222
380,809
376,420
677,196
82,811
657,418
418,452
384,724
749,812
86,602
4.6
5.5
5.0
5.2
4.5
4.5
5.5
4.8
4.9
4.5
4.4
5.1
4.9
4.7
4.4
4.3
5.0
4.7
4.4
4.3
Nevada
New Hampshire..............................
New Jersey
Now Mexieo....................................
...............................
..........................
1,192,214
81,875
430,572
2,537,167
327,301
253,967
23.044
88.871
407.295
75,888
265,549
23,677
103,156
558,202
78,883
5.0
3.9
4.8
5.9
4.3
4.6
3.6
4. S
6.2
4.3
4.8
3.8
4.2
4.5
4.2
4.5
3.5
4.2
4.5
4.1
"New York........................................
North Carolina...............................
North Dakota.................................
Ohio.................................................
Oklahoma.......................................
9,113,614
2,20(5,287
577,056
4, 707,121
1,657,155
1,17S, 686
430,570
118,757
1,024,800
342,488
2,040,845
440,334
120,910
1,138,105
351,167
7.0
5.3
5.0
4.8
4.9
7.7
5.1
4.9
4.7
4.8
4.4
5.1
4.9
4.4
4.8
4.5
5.0
4.8
4.2
4.7
Oregon.............................................
Pennsylvania..................................
Rhode Island..................................
South Carolina................................
South Dakoia.................................
672,765
7,685, 111
542,610
1,515,-100
583,888
144,832
1,507,483
79,725
302,842
127,739
151,858
1,630,62$
117.976
315,204
131,060
4.7
5.1
6.3
5.2
4.9
4.6
5.1
6.8
5.0
4.6
4.5
4.8
4.6
5.0
4.8
4.4
4.7
4.6
4.8
4.5
Tennessee........................................
Texas
Utah................................................
Vermont..........................................
Virginia...........................................
.................................
2,184,789
3,8913,542
373,351
355,956
2,001,612
444,814
779,177
72,649
77,466
400,445
462,553
798,426
77,339
85,178
419,452
5.2
5.3
5.2
4.0>
5.3
4.9
5.0
5.1
4.6
5.1
5.0
5.2
4.9
4.2
5.1
4.7
4.9
4.8
4.2
4.9
Washington....................................
West Virginia.................................
Wisconsin........................................
Wyoming........................................
1,141,990
1,221,119
2,333,860
145,965
238,822
239,128
462,355
30,969
254,692
248,480
499,629
32,092
4.9
5.3
5.2
4.7
4.8
5.1
5.0
4.7
4.6
5.1
4.9
4.6
4.5
4.9
4.7
4.5
Total...................................... 91,972,266
17,S05,S4f>
20,255,555
5.3
5.2
4.7
4.5
Geographic divisions.1
New England.................................
Middle Atlantic..............................
East Korth Central........................
West North Central.......................
South Atlantic................................
6.552,681
19,315,892
18,250,621
11,637,921
12,194,895
1,099,336
3,093,464
3,743,779
2,448,083
2,424,935
1,464,942
4,235,675
4,214,820
2,592,069
2,539,270
5.7
6.0
5.0
5.0
5.2
6.0
6.2
4.9
4.8 ,
5.0
4.5
4.6
4.5
4.8
5.0
45
4.6
4.3
4.5
4.8
East South Centra!........................
West South Central.......................
Mountain.........................................
Pacific..............................................
S,409,901
8,784,534
2,633,517
4,192,304
1,732,152
1,780,510
5S6,451
S97,135
1,796,832
1,827,105
614,0,56
970,1S6
5.1
5.2
4.5
4.8
4.9
4.9
4.5
4.7
•4.9
5.0
4.4
4.4
4.7
4.8
4.3
4.3
1 Y'n it.afcos included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
63
FAMILIES AND HOMES.
Wo. 415.—F A M IL IE S C L A S S IF IE D B Y T E N U R E OF H O M E S , 1 9 1 0 : By
S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
_
Families having homes.
Owned.
Stats.
Free.
Mort
gaged.
Un
known.
Rented.
Total.
Of un
known
tenure.
Total
number
of
families.
114,719
18,846
116,947
168,249
68,528
42,715
10,501
9,918
58,517
130,896
33,577
340,677
230,099
186,763
148,141
198,329
85,230
82,262
77,814
121,681
241,966
160,913
88,895
219,577
38,680
103,165
10,529
38,344
82,790
50,632
327,186
162,914
51,364
383,346
99,390
60,500
415,644
17,790
70,912
58,789
172,779
253,431
37,732
29,332
171,476
94,215
100,076
183,952
13,556
36,125
3,217
30,085
97,227
25,653
46,725
6,646
7,178
10,595
27,588
12,155
195,713
116,515
101,962
76,726
47,659
17,322
25,481
37,202
116,492
152,441
86,913
35,048
149,878
8,118
47,780
947
13,017
104,966
2,996
287,294
35,074
34,437
183.683
49,764
25,270
235,436
14,60*
19,419
25,633
35,238
86,924
9,639
19,807
35,636
43,163
17,784
129,540
3,081
3,872
649
3,970
4,903
2,547
1,017
647
279
2,915
5,632
1,313
9,609
5,681
4,226
3,637
5,071
4,401
1,555
2,281
2,272
4,209
3,266
3,214
6,006
1,959
2,210
449
691
3,421
909
7,645
5,564
1,840
7,056
5,417
1,918
11,011
556
3.426
2,117
5,108
9,821
760
350
4,210
2,989
2,723
3,086
324
154,716
22,712
151,002
270,379
96,728
90,457
17,794
17,375
72,027
164,116
47,045
545,999
352,295
292,951
228,504
251,059
106,953
109,298
117,297
240,445
398,616
251,092
127,157
374,461
48,757
153,155
11,925
52,052
191,177
54,537
622,125
203,552
87,641
574,085
154,571
87,688
662,091
32,849
93, 757
80,539
213,125
350,170
48,131
49,489
211,322
140,367
120,583
316,578
16,961
285,722
23,408
173,251
275,723
90,929
151,960
25,951
51,607
90,806
373,887
22,035
693,083
290,727
208,344
157,817
235,433
225,433
65,523
149,201
484,932
247,152
154,340
247,106
358,514
32,511
106,099
10,421
49,549
355,076
22,704
1,387,900
227,239
28,123
545,519
186,109
58,279
929,256
83,134
210,904
40,302
240,515
425,770
26,144
35,112
198,860
104,471
123,068
173,787
14,159
14,329
1,807
9,115
17,534
6,810
4,242
1,206
2,357
8,589
15,261
4,589
25,635
11,869
11,220
9,450
8,296
11,758
3,139
8,326
8,636
11,650
11,020
10,461
16,837
5,334
6,295
1,331
1,555
11,949
1,642
36,820
9,543
5,146
18,561
10,4S7
5,891
39,281
1,993
10,543
4,219
8,913
22,480
3,064
577
9,270
9,854
4,829
9,284
972
454,767
47,927
333,308
563,036
194,467
246,659
44,951
71,339
171,422
553,264
73,669
1,264,717
654,891
512,515
395,771
494,788
344,144
177,960
274,824
734,013
657,418
416,452
3S4,724
749,812
86,602
265,549
23,677
103,156
558,202
78,883
2,046,845
440,334
120,910
1,138,105
351,167
151,858
1,680,623
117,976
315,104
131,000
462,553
798,426
77,339
85,178
419,452
254,692
248,480
499,629
32,092
Total........................... 5,984,284
2,931,695
167,732
9,083,711
10,697,895
473,949
20,255,555
863,721
197,122
1,301,221
338,165
231,466
28,518
27,677
51,943
40, #74
18,720
2,049,983
1,017,823
3,661,916
1,508,759
845,230
3,542,442
1,451,523
3,003,807
2,019 339
680,784
108,192
69,924
141,166
95.839
58,818
5,700,617
2,539,270
6,806,889
3,621,937
1,584,842
Alabama...............................
Arizona.................................
Arkansas...............................
Colorado................................
Connecticut..........................
Delaware..............................
District of Columbia...........
Florida..................................
Indiana.................................
Iowa......................................
Kentucky.............................
Louisiana..............................
Maine....................................
Massachusetts.......................
Michigan...............................
Mississippi............................
Missouri................................
Montana...............................
Nebraska................ .............
Nevada.................................
New Hampshire...................
New Jersey...........................
New York ............................
North Carolina.....................
North Dakota.......................
Ohio......................................
Oklahoma.............................
Oregon..................................
Pennsylvania.......................
Rhode Island.......................
South Carolina.....................
Tennessee..............................
Texas .................................
Utah......................................
Washington..........................
Wisconsin.............................
Wyoming........................
Geographic divisions. 1
North Atlantic..................... 1,157,744
793,024
South Atlantic.....................
North Central....................... 2,308,752
South Central....................... 1,129,720
595,044
Western...............................
1 North Atlantic division: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti
cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. South Atlantic division: Delaware, Maryland, District,
of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. North Central
division: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas. South Central division: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma (Indian Territory, if shown), Arkansas. Western division: Montana,
W ytiming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada,' Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California.
64
VITAL STATISTICS.
No. 4 4 .—DEATHS : R a t e p e r 1,000 o f P o p u l a t i o n , f r o m a l l C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1903 t o 1911, A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910,
a n d P e r C e n t o f P o p u l a t i o n , 1910, b y C o l o r f o r R e g i s t r a t i o n C i t i e s H a v
i n g 10 P e r C e n t o r M o r e C o l o r e d I n h a b i t a n t s i n 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Death rate1from all causes per 1,000 population.
City and color.
'
cent
Annual
of
average.
pop
ula
1900 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1208 1909 1910 1911
tion,
1910. M l 1906
to
to
1905 1910
Alexandria, Va.:
T otal....................... 100.0
W hite................... 72.6
Colored................ 27.4
Asbury Park. N. J.:
T otal........................ m o
W hite.................. 80.9
Colored................ 19.1
Asheville, N. C.:
Total........................ 100.0
W h ite ..,............... -71.4
Colored.................. 28.6
Atlanta, Ga.:
T ota l....................... m o
W hite.................. 66.4
Colored................ 33.6
Atlantic City, N. J.:
T otal........................ !100.0
W hite.................. 78.5
Colored................ 21.5
Baltimore, Md.:
T otal....................... 100.0
W h ite................... 84.8
Colored................ 15.2
Birmingham. Ala.:
T otal....................... 100.0
W hite.................. 60.6
Colored................ 39.4
Carlisle, Pa.:
T otal........................ 100.0
W h ite .................. 89.1
Colored................ 10.9
Charleston, S. C.:
T ota l........................ 100.0
W hite................... 47.2
Colored................. 52.8
Charlotte, N. C.:
Total........................ 100.0
White.................... 65.4
Colored.................. 34.6
Chester, Pa.:
Total......................... 100.0
White.................... 87.5
Colored................ 12.5
Coatesville, Pa.:
T otal....................... 100.0
White................... 86.3
Colored................ 13.7
Covington, K y. :
Total....................... 100.0
W hite................... 94.5
Colored................. 5.5
Cumberland, Md.:
Total......................... 100.0
W h ite .................. 95.1
Colored................. 4.9
Danville, Va.:
Total........................ 100.0
White.................... 67.4
Colored.................. 32.0
Durham, N. C.:
Total......................... JOO.O
White.................... 62.3
Colored................. 37.7
1
21.4 24.2
17.2 j 22.3
31.9 129.1
21.9
18.4
30.0
21.4
17.4
31.6
25.1
20.5
35.2
21.6
19.2
27.1
(2)
(2)
(2)
(8)
(s)
(3)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(5)
( z)
(2)
’ (2)
(2)
<2)
(3)
(*)
(8)
?.)
(4)
(4)
(4)
<4)
J4)
a
<4)
21.1
16.1
29.6
19.4
15.6
26.8
22.1
18.6
27.4
Ii
19.7 21.8 : 21.7
15.4 ! 16.2 1 17.1
26.9 31.5 29.9
(4)
(*)
(*)
(4)
8
( 4)
22.2
17.0
31.7
21.4
17.0
29.7
16.2
16.8
14.3
16.5
16.6
16.1
17.3
17.6
16.1
20.0
17.8
32.0
19.5
17.3
31.5
21.4
19.2
33.3
15.1 |
! 14.8 16.7
15.5 i: 15.6 17.3
14.0 , 12.0 14.5
1
1
19.3 120.4 120.0
17.4 18.1 17.6
30.2 33.1 33.5
1
18.0 16.9
19.2 16.7
14.1 i117.4
1
19.9 20.5
17.6 , 18.2
32.7 1
|33.5
(*)
(*)
(4)
(3)
(*)
8
8
(4)
(4)
(4)
16.3
15.3
23.7
15.7
14.5
25.0
21.2
20.4
27.0
17.1
10.2
23.7
17.0 ! 15.1
15.6 14.1
27.3 22.9
13.8
13.6
15.9
29.7
19.3
38.2
27.5
17.2
36.5
35.0
22.9
44.3
(<)
(?
<»>
(8)
(8)
<4)
<*)
(4)
28.5 I 29.6 ! 28.4
18.7 ■19.1 ! 18.2
36.4 38.1 37.0
1
(*)
(4) 1 (4)
(4)
(4>
(4)
(4)
(0
(4)
(<)
(4)
(<)
16.1
14.4
27.5
(*)
(4)
(<)
(4)
(4)
<<)
(*)
(*)
(4)
(4)
(*)
(•)
(3)
8
(4)
C)
(4)
h
18.6
(4)
(»)
16.1
19.2
8
W
(4)
(<)
(')
18.7
17.9
33.2
(<)
(4)
(4)
(3)
(3)
<3)
22.7 !' 20.6
18.5 16.3
32.7 |30.9
W
18.7
15.4
27.2
21.2
15.1
36.9
21.3
16.9
32.9
20.0
15.9
31.0
<2)
(2)
(2;
(2)
<*>
( 2)
16.5
14.5
24.8
13.1
12.4
15.9
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
«
!; <4)
19.7
17.5
25.1
17.7
17.0
10.2
[
18.1 i 17.2 !|18.9 19.8
14.7 114.1 i' 15.5 ; 15.8
24.6 23.1 25.5 27.8
15.1 15.3 |17.2
15.0 ! 15.2 17.2
15.7 15.6 ,, 17*4
i
19.0 18.7 19.2
16.9 116.6 ! 17.2
30.4 30.5 , 30.5
16.5
16.0
10.0
(4)
(0
(4)
17.8
13.8
23.8
18.2 ! 19.5
13.7 ! 14.9
25.0 20.5
18.2
14.2
24.3
17.0
15.4
30.1
15.7
13.9
30.1
15.7 16.1
15.0 14.7
21.3 , 27.6
10.5
15.5
24.8
29.3
18.1
38.7
26.5
17.2
34.4
26.4
16.0
35.3
25.7
15.9
34.5
29.7
18.9
39.3
29.9
18.5
40.0
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
( 4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
17.7
13.7
25.4
14.9
12.0
20.3
(4)
(4)
(4)
16.1
14.3
28.1
15.8
13.8
29.3
16.0
13.8
31.0
15.8
14.2
27.0
16.8
10.0
22.2
15.4
14.9
18.8
(4)
$
(4)
(2)
(2)
(2)
8
(2)
(2)
( 2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
13.3
13.0
15.0
10.8
10.3
14.3
15.5
({0
(&)
19.2
(»)
h
18.2
(6)
(5)
17.5
(5)
(5)
16.5
15.8
(*)
(5)
14.8
(5)
(5)
16.1
(5)
b)
15.1
14.1
31.8
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
13
(4)
17.6
17.1
26.8
19.1
18.0
39.0
20.0
19.3
31.7
16.5
15.9
29.0
20.1
19.1
39.4
18.6
17.0
37.4
(4)
(*)
(4)
(4)
(4)
C)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(V
(4)
<4)
(4)
( 4)
(0
(')
(4)
23.7
19.5
31.9
17.8
13.5
26.5
20.4
17.2
27.0
20.6
18.4
25.0
(4)
(3)
(4)
(*)
(4)
(3)
( ’)
(4)
(3)
(4)
(4)
<4)
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
2 Included in rural.
Average not shown for less than 5 years.
(4)
<4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
CO
19.9
16.4
25.7
17.9
12.7
26.6
( 4)
(4)
8
<4>
1 (*)
(4)
(4)
n
i
(9
(0
(0
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(*)
(4)
* Nonregistration.
Not computed.
18.4
16.2
30.8
65
VITAL STATISTICS.
N o . 4 4 . — D e a t h s : R a t e p e r 1,000 o p P o p u l a t i o n , f r o m a l l C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1903 t o 1911, A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910,
a n d P e r C e n t o f P o p u l a t i o n , 1910, b y C o l o r f o r R e g i s t r a t i o n C i t i e s H a v
i n g 10 P e r C e n t o r M o r e C o l o r e d I n h a b i t a n t s i n 1910—Continued.
Death rate1from all causes per 1,000 population.
City and color.
Per
cent
of
pop
u l
is m
Frankfort, K y.:
Total......................
White..................
Colored................
Frederick, Md.:
T otal......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Galveston, Tex.:
T o t a l ....................
W hite.................
Colored..............
Greensboro, N. C.:
—
1
[
1900 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 11909 1910 1911
1901 1906
j|
to
to
1905 1910
100.0
72.8
27.2
(l)
<2)
<2)
(*)
(2)
<2)
w
(*)
(2)
<2)
ft
ft
(2)
ft
ft
(s)
ft
ft
(2)
(*)
(2)
(3)
ft
ft
<2)
100.0
85.9
14.1
22.0
18.4
41.1
20.1
17.8
34.0
19.6
17.9
28.0
23.6
19.3
46.8
19.3
15.6
39.0
20.5
19.2
27.3
18.5
17.1
26.7
24.7
21.4
43.6
16.9
15.0
28.3
100.0
78.1
21.9
<2)
(2)
(2)
<*)
<a)
(•)
(2)
<2)
(?)
<2)
(2)
<*)
<2)
(2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(*)
(3)
(*)
(8)
ft
(a)
(3)
a
(3)
(3)
(2>
(2
(2>
(2>
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
2)
(2)
<2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
17.0
15.6
32.8
(*)
(2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
ft
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(a)
ft
b)
30.1
26.6
32.8
27.0
22.6
30.2
26.6
21.0
30.8
19.2
16.4
33.0
20.1
17.0
35.8
(2)
(2)
(’>
100.0 (2)
<4)
W hite................. 64.1
(<)
(2)
Colored............... 35.9
0)
(2)
Hagerstown, Md.:
Total...................... 100.0 (2) 17.5
|
16.7
W h ite................ 93.1
(2)
Colored................ | 6.9
<2) ,|28.6
I
Henderson, K y.:
Total...................... 100.0
<2)
<2)
White.................. 73.7
(2)
2)
Colored.............. 26.3
(2)
(2)
Jacksonville, Fla.:
!
T otal...................... 100.0 27.5 22.1
W hite................. 49.1 23.3 17.9
Colored................ 50.9 30.5 25.8
Jeffersonville, Ind.: !
T otal......................!100.0 19.9 17.1
W hite................. 85.2 18.1 16.3
Colored.............. 14.8 29.4 21.8
Kansas City, Kans.: i1
Total...................... 100.0
(2)
(<)
W hite................ 88.7
(2)
<<)
Colored............... 11.3 <2)
<4)
Key West, Fla.:
T otal...................... 100.0 21.7 22.0
W hite................ 72.2 20.4 20.1
Colored............... 27.8 24.4 26.3
Knoxville, Tenn.:
|
T otal..................... '100.0
(*)
W h ite................ 79.0
(4)
(2)
(4)
Colored............... 21.0
(2)
Leavenworth, Kans.:
Total...................... 100.0 14.8 15.7
W hite................. 87.2 13.4 14.5
Colored.............. 12.8 22.5 23.9
Lexington, K y .:
Total...................... 100.0
(2)
(2)
(2)
White ................ 68.6
(2) i (2)
Colored.............. 31.4
Louisville, K y .:
Total...................... 100.0 19.0 17.4
W hite................. 81.9 16.9 15.1
Colored.............. 18.1 28.1 27.7
L^richburgy V a .:
100.0 20.3 17.o
W hite’/ . ” * ! ! ! " ! 67.9 15.3 13.2
Colored.............. 32.1 28.1 25.9
Memphis, Tenn.:
T otal...................... 100.0 19.4 20.6
W hite................. 59.9 16.5 16.1
Colored.............. 40.1 22.9 27.0
i Exclusive of stillbirths.
* Nonregistration.
26187°— s
1
1
!
1
Annual
average.
a
1033------ 5
(2)
(2)
(2)
19.5
17.9
23.6
20.7 19.7
18.1 17.3
36.15 34.7
20.8
18.5
34.3
ft
ft
(3)
16.2
14.4
22.6
18.6
17.2
23.5
ft
ft
b)
(2)
(2)
(2)
19.0
17.9
15.8
14.8
24.9 i 23.5
18.9
18.3
27.3
17.7
16.5
32.8
16.5
15.8
26.2
17.6
17.1
23.9
18.6
17.0
39.8
(2)
(s)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
<2)
(*)
(2)
19.8
15.6
31.4
28.7
25.6
31.0
23.0
18.7
26.3
23.9
20.6
26.7
22.1
17.6
26.1
21.8
16.8
26.5
20.3
16.7
23.9
21.6
16.8
26.1
18.8
18.6
19.9
17.1
16.9
17.9
19.4
18.6
23.7
16.8
16.1
21.0
13.6
12.9
17.0
16.1
16.2
15.4
19.7
17.6
32.0
17.9
17.7
19.6
(2>
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
<2>
(8)
(4)
<2)
(2)
(2)
<’ )
ft
(2)
<*)
13.6
12.5
21.8
15.8
14.7
24.0
16.8
15.7
25.7
16.4
15.1
26.8
24.4
23.5
26.3
20.9
19.8
23.4
21.0
19.8
23.5
21.4
19.8
24.9
24.3
22.0
29.4
23.8
21.4
29.3
20.2
18.7
24.0
18.9
17.7
21.9
22.5
20.9
26.8
22.8
19.5
31.5
(2)
(2)
(2)
<2)
2)
(2)
(8)
<2)
(2)
(*)
O)
(*)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
Is)
18.3
15.8
27.3
17.9
14.9
28.9
17.4
15.0
26.6
18.1
15.1
29.2
17.7
16.9
22.9
14.7
13.0
24.6
15.2
14.1
21.5
15.8
14.5
23.8
17.1
15.8
25.2
15.6
14.3
23.9
17.0
15.9
24.1
13.8
12.5
23.0
14.2
12.3
27.2
(*)
(2)
U
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
M
(2)
(2)
(2)
15.2
13.9
23.2
(2)
M
(2)
(2)
2)
0
<2)
W
(2)
<2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
(2)
( 2)
22.9
18.5
32.4
18.9
16.9
27.3
19.0
16.8
28.8
20.4
18.1
30.6
18.7
16.2
29.6
19.0
16.7
28.8
19.0
16.3
30.9
17.0
14.5
28.0
15.5
13.7
23.8
16.7
14.5
26.8
16.1
13.9
25.8
27.3
20.5
36.1
19.2
14.2
27.2
21.6
17.9
27.6
21.7
14.8
33.5
22.3
17.5
31.1
21.3
15.2
32.7
15.3
12.6
20.7
14.2
10.2
22.5
16.0
12.0
24.4
18.9
15.1
27.0
22.5
20.7
24.4
18.9
16.0
22.3
21.0
17.7
25.1
19.6
16.4
23.7
19.7
16.1
24.4
21.5
15.8
29.3
20.1
15.7
20.4
20.1
16.0
26.0
21.4
16.8
28.4
21.3
16.7
28.3
(*)
<2)
(*)
(2)
* Population not estimated.
4 Average not shown for less t han five years.
66
VITAL STATISTICS.
No. 44* — D e a t h s : R a t e p e r 1,000 o f P o p u l a t i o n , f r o m a l l C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1903 t o 1911, A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o
1910, a n d P e r C e n t o f P o p u l a t i o n , 1910, b y C o l o r f o r R e g i s t r a t i o n C i t i e s
H a v i n g 10 P e r C e n t o r M o r e C o l o r e d I n h a b i t a n t s i n 1910— C o n tin u e d .
Death rate 1from all causes per 1,000 population.
( it y and color.
Mobile, Ala.:
Total......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Montclair, N. J.:
T otal......................
W hite.................
Colored..............
Montgomery, Ala.:
Total......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Nashville, Tenn.:
Toted.......................
W hite.................
Colored..............
New Orleans, La.:
T otal......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Newport, K y.:
Total......................
White..................
Colored................
Norfolk, Va.:
Total.......................
White..................
Colored..............
Owensboro, K y.:
Total......................
White..................
Colored................
Paducah, K y.:
Total......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Petersburg, Va.:
Total......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Raleigh, N. C.:
T otal......................
White..................
Colored...............
Richmond, Va.:
T otal......................
W hite.................
Colored................
Riverside, Cal.:
Total.......................
W hite.................
Colored................
Roanoke. Va.:
T ota l.....................
White..................
Colored................
San Antonio, Tex.:
Total......................
W hite.................
Colored...............
Savannah, Ga.:
Total.......................
White..................
Colored...............
Per
!I
cent
Annual
of
average.
pop
ula
1900 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911
tion,
1910. 1901 1906
to
to !
1905 1910
100.0
55.8
44.2
24.8
19.7
31.2
23.6
18.7
29.7
27.2
22.5
33.0
23.9
18.8
30.3
26.5
21.4
32.8
26.5
21.6
32.7
27.7
22.3
34.5
26.1
20.3
33.5
22.4
18.4
27.4
20.1
15.7
25.5
23.0
17.8
29.5
24.0
18.8
30.7
100.0
88.4
11.6
17.6
17.1
21.7
14.1
13.7
17.4
17.3
16.6
24.2
17.7
17.6
18.3
19.6
18.8
26.7
17.7
17.1
22.0
14.8
14.3
18.3
15.7
15.1
20.4
12.0
11.7
14.2
13.3
13.2
14.2
14.9
14.2
20.1
13.8
13.4
16.6
m o
49.3
50.7
(*)
(*)
(*)
(3)
(8)
(8)
8
(2)
(2)
21.2
13.9
28.0
21.7
14.9
28.1
26.4
17.4
35.2
25.1
16.9
33.0
100.0
66.9
33.1
21.5
17.0
29.6
19.3
15.2
27.2
23.8
18.8
32.1
20.5
16.7
27.4
23.4
18.0
33.2
21.4
16.4
30.7
20.9
16.8
28.6
19.6
15.9
26.7
19.4
14.8
28.6
18.1
14.1
26.2
18.7
15.0
26.0
20.5
16.0
29.6
100.0
73.6
26.4
22.4
19.2
31.0
21.7
18.0
32.1
26.5
21.2
40.9
22.1
19.0
30.6
22.1
18.8
31.0
23.4
20.4
31.3
21.4
17.7
31.5
23.5
19.5
34.5
22.3
18.4
33.0
20.2
17.1
28.9
21.3
17.2
32.7
20.4
16.6
31.2
100.0
98.1
1.9
16.0
(4>
(4)
15.6
(*)
21.7
13.3
16.0
19.7
(<)
(4)
17.3
15.1
(4)
W
16.3
(*)
14.8
14.6
to
12.5
12.1
33.1
100.0
62.8
37.2
19.2
14.4
26.3
23.2
16.9
33.4
27.2
18.8
38.0
19.6
14.3
27.7
24.9
18.5
35.0
25.9
18.2
38.2
21.9
16.1
31.3
21.4
15.4
31.5
21.8
16.4
30.9
21.5
14.1
34.0
100.0
80.5
19.5
8 (28) (2)8 (2)8 8<2)
(*)
to (*)to to
to
18.6
13.7
25.8
19.4
15.2
25.8
1 8 8 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
21.5
19.7
28.9
100.0
73.4
26.6
22.2
19.3
29.2
17.5
13.5
28.4
28.1
23.7
38.5
21.3
18.6
27.8
21.4
17.1
32.1
20.2
17.8
26.3
17.0
12.4
28.8
17.9
11.6
34.4
17.0
14.1
24.6
16.4
12.6
26.9
19.2
16.3
27.1
20.2
15.9
32.0
100.0
54.3
45.7
25.5
19.9
31.6
27.0
19.7
35.5
30.2
25.2
35.2
24.4
19.3
29.9
29.2
22.3
36.7
23.1
17.7
29.2
28.5
21.7
36.1
27.6
20.7
35.6
26.4
18.1
36.1
26.1
18.1
35.5
26.5
20.1
34.2
25.7
20.7
31.8
100.0
61.6
38.4
25.0
21.2
30.5
26.8
22.7
33.3
30.1
23.1
39.7
19.7
17.0
23.6
23.3
20.5
27.4
26.0
23.1
30.3
26.3
23.3
31.0
33.7
27.8
42.6
23.6
20.6
28.3
24. 3 27.9
19.0 24.5
32.9 33.6
31.3
27.5
37.5
100.0
63.4
36.6
23.4
18.5
31.7
22.0
17.4
29.9
29.0
23.7
37.6
24.5
19.0
33.7
22.9
17.9
31.1
20.9
17.1
27.2
21.5
17.0
29.2
23.4
18.0
32.5
21.7
17.4
29.0
20.7
16.3
28.2
22.6
18.1
30.3
21.0
16.7
28.4
100.0
88.8
11.2
(*)
(2)
(2)
(*)
(»)
(*>
(2)
(*)
(2)
(2)
.(*)
(»)
<*>
<5)
<•)
8(5)
(5)
(6)
(8)
(•>
(6)
(6)
14.4
15.2
8.1
16.2
16.7
12.2
100.0
77.3
22.7
8(■) 8(2)
8 1 8 § 1 8 8 8 1 8 l
15.4
12.0
26.7
100.0
88.8
11.2
21.4
21.5
20.7
20.7
20.8
19.9
22.8
22.7
23.2
19.5
19.2
21.6
21.1
21.2
20.7
19.8
20.2
16.9
19.3
19.6
17.3
21.9
22.3
19.3
19.8
19.6
21.3
20.3
20.4
20.0
22.0
22.1
21.4
21.0
21.0
21.7
100.0
48.9
51.1
27.1
19.2
34.5
24.8
17.9
31.3
31.0
23.4
38.0
24.5
17.2
31.2
27.3
18.6
35.6
27.3
19.4
34.7
25.1
18.4
31.5
26.4
19.3
33.1
23.2
16.5
29.5
22.3
16.1
28.3
26.9
19.4
34.1
29.3
19.3
38.8
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
* Nonregistration.
3 Average not shown for less than five years.
(*)
I4)
to to
to
* Not computed.
* Included in rural.
67
VITAL STATISTICS.
N o. 4 4 . — D e a t h s : R a t s p e r 1.000 o p P o p u l a t i o n , f r o m a l l C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r
; Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1903 t o 1911, A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o
1910, A n d P e r C e n t o p P o p u l a t i o n , 1910, b y C o l o r f o r R e g i s t r a t i o n C i t i e s
H a v i n g 10 P e r C e n t o r M o r e C o l o r e d I n h a b i t a n t s i n 1910— Continued.
Death rate1from all causes per 1,000 population.
City and color.
Did, Ohio:
Total..................
W hite............ .
Colored...........
Washington, D. C.
Total..................
W hite.............
Colored...........
West Chester, Pa.:
Total..................
W hite.............
Colored...........
Wilmington, Del.:
T otal..................
W hite.............
Colored...........
Wilmington, N. C.
T otal..................
W hite............
Colored.......... .
Winston, N. C.:
T otal.................
W hite............
Colored..........
Colored..........
Per
cent
Annual
of
average.
pop
ula
tion,
1910. 1901 1906
to
to
1905 1910
I
1
'
1907 ] 190811909 1910
1904 1905
100.0
89.5
10.5
(*)
(*)
(*)
(•'
(*)
<*)
<2)
(2)
<2)
(2)
<2)
(!)
(2)
(2>
(2)
(a)
(2)
(*)
(2)
(*)
(2)
12.6
11.8
18.6
13.2
12.9
16.1
13.0
12.7
15.7
100.0
71.3
28.7
20.5
16.5
29.5
19.6
15.9
28.7
22.3
18.3
30.9
20.1
16.5
28.4
20.7
17.0
29.1
20.3
16.0
20.3
16.3
29.8
19.0
15.6
27.5
19.6
15.8
29.1
18.7
15.5
26.5
19.9
17.9
30.3
<2)
8
(*)
(>)
(*)
(2>
20.1
18.5
27.7
17.1
15.5
25.1
19.6
18.9
22.9
19.7
19.0
23.4
17.0
15.7
27.2
17.0
15.9
26.5
20.2
19.1
27.5
16.8
14.9
30.7
17.8
16.6
27.2
15.9
35.0
22.8
18.3
17.1
28.0
15.8
14.5
26.5
17.7
16.8
24.8
16.3
15.3
24.8
25.6
19.9
31.6
22.7
17.4
28.7
30.8
24.8
36.9
25.2
20.5
30.2
26.1
19.2
33.5
22.8
19.4
26.6
25.3
20.6
30.5
21.3
16.0
27.1
20.8
15.6
26.7
29.5
22.0
38.1
20.3
17.6
23.6
17.9
12.2
24.7
19.8
16.6
19.4
16.0
28.9
100.0
84.0
16.0
100.0
52.9
47.1
8
100.0
54.4
45.6
100.0
73.9
26.1
* Exclusive of stillbirths.
!
:2)
;2)
2)
21.1
17.7
19.9
16.6
29.1
20.5
17.3
Nonregistration.
21.5
18.0
30.6
21.0
17.6
29.9
20.7
17.3
30.2
21.3
17.7
31.3
19.4
16.2
28.4
18.7
15.7
27.3
* Average not shown for less than five years.
No. 4 5 .—D E A T H S :1 N u m b e r a n d P r o p o r tio n p e r 1,000, fro m a l l C a u se s, C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1902 t o 1912, a n d A n n u a l
A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910, in t h e R e g is t r a t io n A r e a ,2 by C o lo r , N a t iv it y , a n d P a r e n t N a t iv it y .
C*
00
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM AL L CAUSES.
Color, nathity. and parent
nativity.
Annual average.
1901-1905 1906-1910
1908
1904
473,645
335,704
145,056
106,062
43,119
41,467
126,590
11,351
34,995
33,695
211
1,089
508,640
488,237
343,354
158,000
114,542
46.911
23,901
135.204
9,679
36.178
34.916
255
1,007
524.415
513.016
361.212
172,761
127,407
54,304
6.740
141.937
9,807
38,338
37.065
276
997
551,354
1
!I 1905
1
!
1906
507,715 i 614,069
358,247
441,096
217,798
172,220
160,502
131,677
58,439
49,969
4.381
4,357
162.364
140,951
8,517
10,609
44.036
37.818
41,508
36,501
1,118
299
3 1,410
1,018
658.105
545,533
j
1907
640,971
456,194
227,301
164.956
59.569
4,368
174.270
10,507
46.063
43,302
1,120
« 1.641
687.034
1908
[
1909
645,562
686,230
464,085
497,537
252,268
231,745
180,626
171,637
56,683
61,058
4,020
3.585
171.834
178. 788
9,643
9,905
46.012 __ 46.308
43,240*
43.113
1,435
1.306
••1,593
«1,633
691.574
732.538
1910
1911
1912
779,770
569,425
306,192
193,628
09,605
779,135
569,372
303,719
194,481
71,172
199,346
196,733
10.068
10,999
59,514
52,104
49.499
56,431
886
1,359
81,724
71,719
805.412 “ 8397384“
198,652
11, 111
59,116
56,050
1,224
91,842
83S.251
753,308
546,507
281,837
201,378
63,292
PROPORTION PE R 1,000 DEATHS.
W hite..........................................
Native........................................
Both parents native.............
One or both parents foreign..
Parentage unknown.............
Parentage not stated...........
Foreign.....................................
Unknown..................................
Colored.........................................
Negro........................................
Indian.............
...........
Chinese and Japanese...............
Aggregate...........................
934.4
931.4
657.0
672.9
300.4
338.8
220.7
245.9
90.2
83.7
45.8
4.6
255.1
247.3
19.0
14.2
68.6
65.6
66.2
61.7
' .5
1.6
2.2
2.0
1000.0 | 1000.0
932. 6 i
673.6
292.2
205.5
66.6
109.2
241,0
18,1
67.4
64.8
.6
2.0
1000.0
931.2 !'
660.0
285.2
208.5
84.8
81.5
248.9
22.3
68.8
66.2
.4
2.1
1000.0
931.0
654.7
301.3
218.4
89.5
45.6
257.8
18.5
69.0
66.6
.5
1.9
1000.0
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
2 For population of registration area, see Table 49, p. 73.
* Includes 917 Chinese, 478 Japanese, 5 Hawaiians, 3 Koreans, 3 Filipinos, 2 East
Indians, 1 Tahitian, and 1 Hindoo.
* Includes 958 Chinese and 683 Japanese.
930.5 __ _930.7_
655.1
656^7
313.3
315.7
231.1
241.4
98.5
91.6
8.0
12.2
258.4
257.4
17.9
15.6
69.5
69.3
66.9
67.2
.5
.5
1.9
1.8
1000.0
1000.0
933.1
670.3
330.9
243.9
88.8
6.6
246.7
16.1
66.9
63.1
1.7
3 2.1
1000.0
933.0
664.0
330.8
240.1
86.7
6.4
253.7
15.3
67.0
63.0
1.6
<2.4
1000.0
933.5 1 936.8
935.3
679.2
678,5
671.1
344.4
349.9
335.1
250,0
246.6
248.2
83.4
82.0
78.6
4.9
5.8
244.1
244.3
248.5
13.5
12.5
13.9
64.7
63.2
66.5
62.3
59.0
61.5
1.9
2.0
1.1
* 2.2
*2.3
7 2.1
1000.0 | 1000.0 | 1000.0
s Includes 984 Chinese and 609 Japanese.
* Includes 997 Chinese and 636 Japanese.
* Includes 1,055 Chinese and 664 Japanese,
s Includes 1,060 Chinese and 664 Japanese.
9Includes 1,090 Chinese and 752 Japanese.
929.1 i!
678.5
364.8
230.7
82.9
237.5
13.1
70,9
67.2
1.6
82.1
1000,0
929.5
679.2
362.3
232.0
84.9
237.0
13.3
70.5
66.9
1.5
92.2
1000.0
STATISTICS,
668.028
503,569
481,084
363,702
242,190
157,789
175,820
110,971
59,808
35,979
3.266
58.963
176,798
130,111
10,146
9,756
46.905
36,370
44.132
34.995
1.173
811
1.599 ;
1,064
714,933 jf “5 3 9 .W
1902
VITAL
W hite............................................ 493,291
N ative....................................... 347,953
Both parents native.............. 159,081
One or both parents foreign .. 116,882
Parentage unknown.............
47,749
Parentage not stated............
24,242
Foreign....................................... 135.292
Unknown..................................
10.046
Colored..........................................
36.339
Negro.........................................
35,042
Indian........................................
261
Chinese and Japanese.............. ___ 1,036
Aggregate............................ “ m w o "
(900
No. 4 6 .— D E A T H S :1 N u m b e r a n d P r o p o r tio n p e r 1,000, prom a l l C a u s e s , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1902 t o 1912, a n d A n n u a l
A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 an d 1906 t o 1910, in t h e R e g i s t r a t io n A r e a ,2 b y S e x a n d A g e .
[Sourer: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
NUMBER OK DEATHS FROM AL L CAUSES.
Annual average.
Sex and age.
1901 1905 1906-1910
Sex:
M ale.......................................
Female...................................
Ago:
Under 1 yea r.........................
1 year.....................................
2 years....................................
3 years....................................
4 years....................................
Under 5 years........................
5 to 9 years.......................
10 to 14 years.........................
15 to 19 years.........................
20 to 24 years.........................
25 to 29 years.........................
30 to 34 years.........................
35 to 39 years.........................
40 to 44 years.........................
45 to 49 years.........................
50 to 54 years.........................
55 to 59 years.........................
60 to 04 years.........................
(55 to 69 years.........................
70 to 74 years.........................
75 to 79 years.........................
80 to 84 years.........................
85 to 89 years.........................
90 to 94 years.........................
95 years and o v e r ..................
100 years and o v e r................
Unknown ..............................
Aggregate....................
1
1900
1902
1908
1904
1905
1906
1907
190ft
1908
m o
1911
1»12
!
283.9C2
245,008
389,625
325,307
285,999
253,940
273,585
235,055
281,041
243,374
296,252
255,102
292.912
252,621
358,286
299,819
375,990
311,044
373,497
31(5,077
398,597
333,941
439,757
305,655
457,308
381,976
459,112
379,139
100,268
22,325
10,005
6,350
4,737
143,684
13,679
8,703
14,531
22,246
24,439
24,169
25,332
24,743
24,068
25,706
26,081
29,474
30,382
30,124
26,420
19,446
9,962
3,522
1,118
(5)
1,801
139,015
29,523
12,802
7,897
5,657
194,894
16,102
10,808
18,468
27,867
29,831
30,074
32,690
31,708
33,626
35,258
35,735
40,664
43,665
43,262
38,968
28,215
15,354
5,094
3 1,544
(6)
1,106
111,687
26,722
12,129
7,812
5,787
164,137
15,678
9,144
14,498
22,260
24,573
23,727
24,606
23,364
22,521
24,283
25,024
27,633
29,123
29,025
25,447
18,843
9,646
3,367
1,113
(5)
1,927
98,575
22,978
10,525
6,475
4,962
143,515
13,790
8,163
13,709
21,390
23,542
23,382
24,146
23,797
22,419
24,340
24,654
27,359
28,427
28,190
24,474
18,147
8,946
3,263
1,072
(6)
1,909
96,857
21,956
10,079
6,429
4,619
139,940
14,047
8,733
14,541
22,227
24,639
24,053
25,314
24,672
23,686
25,534
26,030
29,042
30,335
29,736
26,298
19,222
9,735
3,447
1,124
(6)
2,060
102,880
22,268
9,750
6,323
4,681
145,902
13,774
9,368
15,496
23,206
25,336
25.237
26; 449
25,787
25,487
27,182
27.359
31,453
31,688
32,183
27,666
20,476
10,621
3,814
1,127
(6)
1,743
105,553
21,960
9,638
5,916
4,317
147,384
12,851
8,835
14,941
22,600
24,438
24,506
26,296
25,143
25,948
26,671
27,054
31,026
32,037
31,343
27,928
19,889
10,841
3,001
1,158
(5)
1,043
133,105
28,860
12,188
7,450
5,375
186,978
15,317
10,443
17,928
26,805
28,633
28,502
30,790
29,101
30,703
31,166
31,989
36,109
38,040
37,627
33,501
24,025
13,071
4,179
1,393
(5)
1,805
131,110
27,505
12,019
7,634
5,446
183,774
15,287
10,513
18,359
27,876
29,415
30,174
32,844
31,233
32,652
33,610
34,360
39,297
41,499
41,265
36,429
26,778
14,352
4,697
1,380
(5)
1,240
136,432
27,833
12,415
7,739
5,446
189,865
15,822
10,588
18,145
27,137
28,635
29,056
31,188
30,566
32,717
34,128
34,738
39,417
41,506
41,306
37,419
27,219
14,787
4,932
1,502
(5)
901
140,057
30,279
12,659
7,853
5,686
196,534
16,142
10,761
18,138
27,303
29,733
29,905
32,965
32,115
34,646
36,428
37,007
42,475
46,649
45,610
41,989
29,680
10,533
5,486
41.321
324
794
154,373
33,080
14,727
8,808
6,331
217,319
17,943
11,736
19,772
30,216
32,741
32,731
35,665
35,523
37,412
40,958
40,582
46,021
50,630
50,500
45,500
33,372
18.029
0.175
*1.427
372
788
149,322
31,362
13,580
8,928
6,290
209,482
18,112
12,337
21,154
32,306
34,249
34,416
38,570
37,522
39,457
44,130
44,023
49,651
54,306
54,898
49,019
36,108
19,564
6,761
11,518
405
1,296
147,455
29,713
13,189
8,240
6,042
204,639
17,274
11.436
20,343
30,997
33,762
33.743
37,916
37,885
39,624
45,496
45,732
51,097
55,492
55,650
50,772
36,678
19,559
7.082
<1,493
458
1,123
529,630
714.933
539,939
508,640
524,415
551,354
545,533
658,105
087,034
091.574
732.538
805,412
839,284
838,251
1Exclusive of stillbirths.
5 For population of registration area, see Table 49, p. 73.
8 Includes 100 years and over.
495 to 99 years.
6Not separately tabulated.
6Not shown for less than 5 years.
No. 4 6 . — D e a t h s :1 N u m b e r an d P r o p o r t io n p e r 1,000, prom a l l C a u s e s , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1902t o 1912, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s ,
1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910, in t h e R e g i s t r a t io n A r e a ,2 by S e x a n d AGE-Continued.
PROPORTION PE R 1,000 DEATHS.
Annual average.
1900
Sex and age.
1902
1908
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1901-1905 1906-1910
Sex:
Mafr
..........................
"Female...................................
Age:
Under 1 y ea r.........................
1 year.....................................
3 years ....................................
4 years....................................
Under 5 years.......................
5 to 9 years............................
10 to 14 years.........................
15 to 19 years.........................
20 to 24 years.........................
25 to 29 years.........................
30 to 34 years.........................
35 to 39 years.........................
40 to 44 years.........................
45 to 49 years.........................
50 to 54 years.........................
55 to 59 years.........................
60 to 64 years.........................
65 to 69 years.........................
70 to 74 years.........................
75 to 79 years.........................
80 to 84 years.........................
85 to 89 years.........................
90 to 94 years.........................
95 years and o v e r..................
100 years and o v e r................
Aggregate....................
536.2
463.8
189.3
42.2
18.9
12.0
8.9
271.3
25.8
16.4
27.4
42.0
46.1
45.6
47.8
46.7
45.4
48.5
49.2
55.7
67,4
56.9
49.9
36.7
18.8
6.6
2.1
<*Y«
1,000.0
545.0
455.0
194.4
41.3
17.9
11.0
7.9
272.6
22.5
15.1
25.8
39.0
41.7
42.1
45.7
44.4
47.0
49.3
50.0
56.9
61.1
60.5
54.5
39.5
21.5
7.1
3 2.2
<«)
1.5
1,000.0
529.7
470.3
206.9
49.5
22.5
14.5
10.7
304.0
29.0
16.9
26.9
41.2
45.5
43.9
45.6
43.3
41.7
45.0
46.3
51.2
53.9
53.8
47.1
34.9
17.9
6.2
2.1
C).
3.6
1,000.0
537.9
462.1
193.8
45.2
20.7
12.7
9.8
282.2
27.1
16.0
27.0
42.1
46.3
46.0
47.5
46.8
44.1
47.9
48.5
53.8
55.9
55.4
48.1
35.7
17.6
6.4
2.1
<\8
1,000.0
535.9
464.1
184.7
41.9
19.2
12.3
8.8
266.8
26.8
16.7
27.7
42.4
47.0
45.9
48.3
47.0
45.2
48.7
49.6
55.4
57.8
56.7
50.1
36.7
18.6
6.6
2.1
<5)
3.9
1,000.0
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
2 For population of registration area, see Table 49, p. 73.
* Includes 100 years and over.
537.3
462.7
186.6
40.4
17.7
11.5
8.5
264.6
25.0
17.0
28.1
42.1
46.0
45.8
48.0
46.8
46.2
49.3
49.6
57.0
57.5
58.4
50.2
37.1
19.3
6.9
2.0
(s)
3.2
1,000.0
536.9
463.1
193.5
40.3
17.7
10.8
7.9
270.2
23.5
16.2
27.4
41.4
44.8
44.9
48.2
46.1
47.6
48.9
49.6
56.9
58.7
57.5
51.2
36.5
19.9
6.6
2.1
1,000.0
544.4
455.6
547,3
452.7
543.0
457.0
544.1
455.9
546.0
454.0
544.9
455.1
547.7
452.3
190.8
40.1
17.5
11.1
7.9
267.5
22.3
15.3
26.7
40.6
42.8
43.9
47.8
45.5
47.5
48.9
50.0
57.2
60.4
60.1
53.0
39.0
20.9
6.8
2.0
197.3
40.2
18.0
11.2
7.9
274.5
22.9
15.3
26.2
39.2
41.4
42.0
45.1
44.2
47.3
49.3
50.2
57.0
60.0
59.7
54.1
39.4
21.4
7.1
2.2
191.7
41.1
18.3
10.9
7.9
269.8
22.3
14.6
24.5
37.5
40.7
40.6
44.3
44.1
46.5
50.9
50.4
57.1
62.9
62.7
56.5
41.4
22.4
7.7
<1.8
.5
1.0
177.9
37.4
16.2
10.6
7.5
249.6
21.6
14.7
25,2
38.5
40.8
41.0
46.0
44.7
47.0
52.6
52.5
59.2
64.7
65.4
58.4
43.0
23.3
8.1
<1.8
.5
1.5
175.9
35.4
15.7
9.8
7.2
244.1
20.6
13.6
24.3
37.0
40.3
40.3
45.2
45.2
47.3
54.3
54.6
61.0
66.2
66.4
60.6
43.8
23.3
8.4
1.000.0
1,000.0
1,000.0
<\»
(\ 8
WL .
191.2
41.3
17.3
10.7
7.8
268.3
22.0
14.7
24.8
37.3
40.6
40.8
45.0
43.8
47.3
49.7
50.5
58.0
63.7
62.3
57.3
40.5
22.6
7.5
<1.8
.4
1.1
1,000.0
1,000.0
1,000.0
1,000.0
202.3
43.9
18.5
11.3
8.2
284.1
23.3
15.9
27.2
40.7
43.5
43.3
46.8
44.2
46.7
47.4
48.6
54.9
57.8
57.2
50.9
36.5
19.9
6.4
2.1
* 95 to 99 years.
« Not separately tabulated.
* Not shown for less than 5 years.
.5
1.3
No. 4 7 .— D E A T H S :1 N u m b er a n d R a t e p e r 100,000 op P o p u la tio n , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1900 an d 1902 t o 1912, an d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s ,
1901 t o 1905 a n d 1900 t o 1910, in t h e R e g i s t r a t io n A r e a ,2 b y P r in c ip a l C a u s e s .
{Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.)
NUMBER OF DEATHS.
| Annual average.
Cause of death.
Typhoid fever.................................
Malaria............................................
Smallpox.........................................
Scarlet fever...................................
Whooping cough...........................
Diphtheria and croup....................
Influenza........................................
Other epidemic diseases................
Tuberculosis of the lungs..............
Other forms of tuberculosis.........
Cancer and other malignant tu
mors ............................................
Diabetes.........................................
Diseases of the nervous system
and of the organs of special sense.
Diseases of thecirculatory system.
Diseases of the respiratory system.
Diseases of the digestive system..
Nonvenereal diseases of the genito-urinary system and annexa..
External causes:
Suicide....................................
Accidental or undefined.........
Homicide................................
All othercauses...............................
T o ta l....................................
-------1901-1905 1906-1910
1
1900
1902
1908
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
10.458
1,568
1,119
2,951
3,608
3,572
9,674
6,506
4,924
55.809
7.169
12,120
1,206
108
5,092
5,030
5,440
10,576
7,760
5,724
69,436
10,356
11,044
2,434
611
3,865
3,135
3,719
13,314
7,031
5,967
55,910
6,186
10,980
1,738
2,111
3,033
4,041
3,854
9,859
3,225 i
5,188
52,620
6,463 1
11,149
1,410
1,382
3,221
3,991
5,171
10,363
6,064
4,174
54,449
7,191
10,557
1,391
709
3,659
3,610
2,183
9,444
6,724
4,756
59,333
7,588
9,479
1,321
308
2,557
2,284
3,599
8,039
6.426
5.076
57.380
8,098
13,160
1,415
95
5,087
3,227
6,324
10,793
4,320
5,829
65,986
9,662
12,670
1,166
74
4,302
4,309
4,856
10,154
10,066
5,282
67,064
9,695
11,375
1.109
92
4,611
5.577
4,969
10,052
9,989
5,390
68,074
10.335
10,722
1,175
79
4,860
5,781
4,906
10,358
6,649
5,458
70,844 1
10,991 !
12,673
12,451
1,167
1,802
202
130
5,922
6,598
6,255
5,243
6,682
6,146
11,521 j 11,174
7,774 1 9,294
6,132
6,663
81,796
75,211
12,409
11.098
9,987
1,848
165
4,240
4,038
5,619
11,013
6,237
5,426
78,465
11,895
22,214
3,772
34,320
6,494
19,381
2,996
20,847
3,312
22,325
3,681
23,395
4,259
24,330
4,397
29,020
5,331
30,514
5,801
33,465
6,274
37,562
7,024
41.039 '■ 44,024
8,040 ; 8,805 i
46,531
9,045
58,890
52,696
72,091
63.834
72,470
84,040
88,976
91,377
62,878
45,279
78.832
68,908
58,155
49,233
71,027
60,871
56,993
52,275
70,930
61,009
59,476
57,220
76,975
65,952
60,523
58,503
69,445
68,731
69.109
70,666
82,174
86.110
72,045
78,365
89.246
84,598
69,921
80,607
81.758
89,513
73.283
90,456
90,868
91,863
77,991
100,106
100,835
104,801
81,428
109,830
99,650
98,600
82,248
115,007
100,210
95,599
37.584
54,171
32,567
34,608
38.013
40,450
41,361
48,038
51,472
51,717
57,070
62,559
67,348
72,059
4,548
27,753
950
77,940
7,584
40,702
2,771
99,180
3,534
24,287
658
87,403
4,054 :
25,043
734
77,644
4,510
28,529
834
76,751
4,912
28,898
935
78,928
5,438
28,634
1,540
78,064
5,853
39,055
2,101
94,750
6,745
40,290
2,709
95,611
8,332
37,976
3,003
97,435
8,402
40,773
2,854
100.560
8,590
45,416
3,190
107.537
9,622
50,121
3,907
112,914
9,656
49,775
3,954
115.234
529,630
714,933
539,939
524,415
551,354
545,533
658,105
687,034
691.574
732,538 | 805,412
839,284
838,251
i Exclusive of stillbirths.
508,640
2 For population of registration area, see Table 49, p. 73.
No. 4 7 . — D e a t h s : 1 N u m b e r a n d R a t e p e r 100,000 o f P o p u la tio n , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1902 t o 1912, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s ,
1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910, in t h e R e g is t r a t io n A r e a , 2 b y P r in c ip a l C a u s e s — Continued.
D EATH RATE PER 100,000 POPULATION.
1
Annual average.
Cause of death.
!i
1900
1902
1908
1904
1906
1905
1907
1908
!
i
1 1909
,| 1910
1912
1911
1901-1905 1906-1910
Other epidemic diseases................
Tuberculosis of the lungs..............
Other forms of tuberculosis.........
Cancer and other malignant tu
mors.............................................
Diseases of the nervous system
and of theorgansofspecialsense
Diseases of the circulatory system.
Diseases of the respiratory system.
Diseases of the digestive system..
Nonvenereal diseases of the genito-urinary system and annexa.
External causes:
Suicide......................................
Accidental or undefined.........
Homicide................................
All other causes..............................
Total.....................................
12.1
7.7
15.1
25.7
10.3
13.9
157.1
23.1
24.3
2.4
.2
9! 9
11.9
10.6
21.5
21.3
11.6
145.5
22.1
21.1
2.3
•?
9.6
11.4
9.6
20.4
13.1
10.6
139.3
21.5
23.0
2.2
” 4
12.3
11.6
11.4
21.4
14.4
12.3
139.7
20.6
21.0
3.0
.2
10.0
8.8
11.3
IK. 9
15.7
10.3
138.0
20.9
71.4
12.9
69.1
12.7
70.9
13.5
71.5
13.4
73.8
13.8
76.2
14.9
74.3
14.9
77.0
15.0
178.4
171.6
230.8
197.8
177.8
171.8
203.9
201.9
164.6
168.3
195.7
205.1
167.5
182.2
207.5
196.6
149.4
172.3
174.7
191.3
144.1
177.8
178.6
180.6
144.8
185.9
187.3
194.6
137.4
185.3
168.1
166.3
136.1
190.3
1.05.8
158.2
J16.2
121.3
121.5
114.4
119.7
110.5
112.2
116.2
113.6
119.2
13.8
87.2
2.6
234.8
14.7
86.7
2-8
236.7
16.0
8 t0
4.5
229.3
13.9
93.0
5.0
225.8
15.7
93.7
6.3
222.1
17.8
81.2
6.4
208.2
16.5
80.2
5.6
197.7
16.0
84.3
5.9
199.9
16.2
84.6
6.6
190.6
16.0
82.4
6.5
190.8
1.603.7
1,653.5
1.602.0
1.567.5
1.597.1
1.478.0
1.440.0
1.495.8
25.6
2.G
.2
10.8
10.6
11.5
22.4
16.4
12.0
146.8
21.9
35.9
7.9
1.9
12.5
10.2
12.1
43.3
22.9
19.3
181.8
20.1
34.3
5.4
6.6
9.5
12.6
12.0
30.8
10.1
1C. 2
164.3
20.2
34.1
4.3
4.2
9.8
12.2
15.8
31.7
18.5
12.8
166.5
22.0
67.9
11.5
72.6
13.7
63.0
9.7
65.1
10.3
180.1
101.2
220.5
J95.2
153.2
177.7
188.1
193.2
204.4
147.2
256.2
223.9
114.9
114.5
13.9
84.9
2.9
238.4
16.0
86.0
6.9
209.8
1.019.7
1.311.5
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
1
29.5
2.7
.2
10.0
10.0
11.3
23.6
23.4
12.2
155.9
22.6
32.0
4.8
3.4
9.0
11.0
10.9
29.6
19.9
15.1
170.7
21.9
31.7
4.2
2.1
10.8
6.5
28.3
20.2
14.2
177.9
22.8
27.8
3.9
.9
7.5
6.7
10.6
23.6
18.9
14.8
168.5
23.8
68.3
11.3
70.2
12.8
181.6
153.7
221.8
190.0
174.2
159.9
216.9
186.6
105.9
108.0
11.5
79.0
2.1
284.2
12.7
7S.1
2.3
241.4
.1.755.0
1,588.0
11.0
31.3
3.4
.9
,
2 For population of registral ion area,
3.1
.3
7.0
6.7
9.3
18.2
10.3
9.0
129.8
19.7
1,415.9 | 1,387.2
Table 49, p. 73.
VITALi STATISTICS.
Tvphoid fever...............................
Malaria............................................
Smallpox........................................
Measles............................................
Scarlet fever...................................
Whooping oough............................
Diphtheria and croup.................
73
VITAL STATISTICS.
No. 4 8 .—D E A TH S : R a t e p e r 1,000 op P o p u la t io n , fro m a l l C a u s e s ( E x c lu s iv e
o f S t i l l b i r t h s ) , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1902 t o 1912, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901
t o .1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910, b y R e g i s t r a t io n S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
i
Annual
average.
1
i
!
1905
Besdstmion State.1
1908
1910
1912
1901- 19081905 1910
California................... (*)
Colorado.................... (*)
Connecticut............... 15.7
District of Columbia. 20.5
Indiana...................... 13.2
13.9
14.3
15.6
19.6
13.0
liPl
20.0
12.9
(2)
(2)
15.9
20.1
12.4
s)
(2)
15.6
20.7
13.8
(2)
(2)
16.1
20.3
13.2
14.1
14.0
16.2
20.3
12.8
14.6
15.3
16.5
20.1
13.0
14.1
14.5
14.8
19.1
12.8
13.4
14.2
15.0
19.0
12.9
13.5
13.8
15. 6
19.6
13.5
13 7
12.9
15.4
18.7
12.9
14.2
11.6
14.9
18.3
13. D
Kentucky.................. 0)
Maine......................... 15.9
Maryland.................. (2)
Massachusetts........... 16.6
Michigan................... 13.3
(*)
16.2
16.0
16.1
13.6
(*)
15.3
<*)
16.5
12.7
(2>
15.8
(2)
16.7
13.2
(*>
16.3
(2)
16.3
13.6
(2)
16.0
(2)
16.8
13.4
(*)
16.0
16.0
16.3
14.0
16.4
17.0
13.6
(*)
15.7
15.8
15.9
13.4
iP .
15.5
15.4
13.1
iP l
16.0
16.1
14.1
13.2
16.1
15.8
15.3
13.2
12.9
15.5
15.5
15.0
13.4
Minnesota................. (2)
Missouri..................... h
Montana....................
New Hampshire....... $ 0
New Jersey................ 16.1
<3)
(2)
(»)
17.2
15,4
(*>
h
(*)
16.0
15.8
(2)
<*?
<?)
16.7
15.7
<2)
(2)
(2)
&
16.9
(2)
(2)
(*)
17.3
15.8
1&
17.3
15.5
10.5
13.1
10.2
17.1
14.7
9.5
12.6
10.1
16.4
14.1
New York................. 17.1
North Carolina4....... (2)
Ohio........................... (3)
Pennsylvania........... (2)
Rhode Island............ 17.8
16.4
(8)
<3)
15.5
16.7
16.4
(*>
(3)
h
17.7
16.5
(2)
(2)
(2)
18.8
1S.0
(2)
(*)
(2)
17.2
South Dakota........... <2)
Utah.......................... <*)
Vermont.................... 16.2
Washington.............. <2)
Wisconsin................. <*)
(3)
(3)
16.1
(?)
<’ )
(*)
(2)
15.0
<2)
(2)
<2)
<2>
16.2
(2)
<s)
Totalaverage.. 15.9
15.0
15. 1 IS 6
(2)
(2)
(8)
10.9
17.7
15.9
(2)
(2)
(*)
17.6
16.1
&
14.8
(2)
(2)
(*)
16.9
14 7
17.0
(2)
(*)
(2)
17.1
16.9
(2)
(2)
16.0
17.4
17.3
(2)
(s)
15.9
17.8
15.9
(2)
(2)
15.1
15.9
15.7
(2)
12.9
14.7
15.6
16.1
18.7
13.7
15.6
17.1
15.5
18.3
13.1
14.2
15.5
15.0
17.3
13.4
14.0
15.2
(2)
(2)
36.0
(2)
<*)
(')
(2)
17.0
(2)
(2)
8.5
(2)
16.7
(2)
to
9.1
(2)
16.2
(2)
<2)
9.2
(*)
15.9
9.3
11.7
8.5
f2)
15.7
9.8
11.8
(! )
10.8
16.0
10.0
12.0
(2)
10.3
15.8
8.9
11.5
C2>
9.9
15.2
7.9
11.3
16.4
15.9
15.7
15.9
14.7
14.2
14.7
13.9
13.0
i For population of registration area, see following table.
3 Nonregistration.
8 Average not shown for less than five years.
* Includes only municipalities having a population of 1,000 or over in 1900.
No. 4 9 .—POPULATION, DEATHS (EXCLUSIVE OP STILLBIRTHS), AND
DEATH RATE FOB THE REGISTRATION AREA, AND THE ORIGINAL
REGISTRATION STATES: 1900 t o 1912.
ISource: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Registration area.
Original registration States.1
Deaths.
: Population.
190 0
190 1
190 2
10tt*..............
1901.................
1905................
19(H)..............
1907................
190S...............
J909................
191 0
191 1
191 2
2 30.765,618
*31,370,952
3 32,029,815
3 32,701,083
3 33,345,163
3 34,052,201
4 41,983,419
4 43,016,990
446,789,913
4 50,870,518
4 53,843,896
459,275,977
460,427,133
Number539.939
518.207
508,640
524,415
551,354
545.533
658,105
687,034
691,574
732,538
805,412
839,284
838,251
Rate per Population.
1,000pop
ulation.
17.6
16.5
15.9
16.0
16.5
16.0
15.7
16.0
14.8
14.4
15.0
14.2
13.9
*19,960,742
8 20,307,043
*20,648,941
8 20,990,841
3 21,332,741
*21,699,043
4 22,218,713
4 22,700,521
4 23,182,330
4 23,664,144
4 24,145,957
424,627,761
424,959,068
Number.
Rate per
1,000 pop
ulation.
343,217
332,203
318,636
327,295
349,855
345,863
353,906
366,658
351,163
353,576
377,015
368,087
363,619
17.2
16.4
15.4
15.6
16.4
15.9
15.9
16.2
15.1
14.9
15.6
14.9
14 6
i Includes Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hamp
shire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
* A s o f June 1.
* Enumerated o* estimated as of June 1 for States taking an interdecennial census, and estimated us of
July 1 for the remainder of the area.
<Estimated as of July 1.
74
VITAL STATISTICS.
No. 5 0 .—D E A T H S : 1 R a t e p e r 1,000 or P o p u la tio n , prom a l l C a u s e s , C a le n d a r
Y e a r s 1900 t o 1911, a n d A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o 1905 a n d 1906 t o 1910,
by
Cit ie s a n d R u r a l D istr ic ts .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. “ Cities” include places having
a population of 8,000 or over in 1900 for the years 1900 to 1909; for 1910 and 1911 only places of 10,000
or more inhabitants in 1910 are included.]
Annual average.
Registration State. ,
Rural
dis
tricts.
California.............
Colorado..............
Connecticut.........
Indiana................
K en tu ck y..........
Maine...................
Maryland............
Massachusetts___
Michigan..............
Minnesota............
Missouri..............
Montana..............
New Hampshire___
New Jersey..........
New York...........
North Carolina
Ohio.....................
Pennsylvania___
Rhode Island___
South Dakota___
Utah.....................
Vermont..............
Washington.........
Wisconsin............
Rural
dis
tricts.
15.6
17.3
16.0
14.4
(*)
<a)
16.1
15.0
(2)
18.6
(*)
16.9
14.5
<2)
12.4
12.6
14.9
12.4
(*)
19.4
16.2
14.6
(3)
8
8
17.7
16.6
16.7
R
.0
16.8
(3j
(*)
17.5
(*)
(»)
(a)
17.9
<2)
ffi.
8
S.
16.9
13.3
15.4
Cities.
California...............................
Colorado...................................
Connecticut.............................
Indiana....................................
K entucky...............................
Maine........................................
Maryland........................
Massachusetts..........................
Michigan.............................
Minnesota.................................
Missouri.................................
Montana...................................
New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey..............................
New Y ork................................
North Carolina 4......................
Ohio..........................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island.........................
South Dakota..........................
Utah......................................... !
Vermont................................... 1
Washington............................. !
Wisconsin................................
14.9
11. 5
<2)
(*)
(*)
( 3)
( 2)
( 2)
(*)
(*)
(*)
( 2)
( a)
18.5
15.2
16.9
14.9
17.0
17.4
17.4
15.9
12.5
*
16.5
13.3
14.4
(2)
(8)
<*>
<2)
(*)
18.9
(8)
18.7
( 2)
(3)
18.3
(a)
i m
Total............................... 1 5 17.1 j
1
1
(*)
(2)
(J)
16.3
19.0
19.2
( 2)
(*)
*L
(4)
8
8
(*)
16.7
15.7
8
8
8
15.2
117.8
Cities.
(*)
(*)
(i)
16.4
14.2
S i
( 2)
(*)
16.9
14.2
16.1
13.3
( 2)
(*)
(*)
16.2
14.1 ,
15.2
(*)
Ii
h)
( 2)
(*)
f2)
ko
(a)
(8)
8.
8
8
( 2)
m
W
18.3
17.5
17.8
(2)
h)
1 (2)
17.3 | 17.1
( a)
14.9
13.4
i
1!906
Rural
districts. Cities.
15.3
12.8
& «
19.8
16.5
15.1
(2)
(*)
16.4
13.0
( 2)
(S)
(2)
16.6
13.6
15.2
(2)
I2)
|Q A
17.8
217.1
14.4
<!)15.3
12.6
15.7
13.5
( 2)
W
(2)
17.2
13.1
14.8
(2)
(*)
(•)
(*)
f t .
<
8
8
18.0
16.8
9.4
(2)
14.5 j 6 17.1
11.3
11.6
15.1
12.2
17.7
(*)
%.
8
Rural
districts.
17.5
18.0
16.7
14.5
m
( 2>
6 17.4
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
2 Nonregistration.
» Average not shown for less than five years.
4 Includes only municipalities having a population of 1,000 or over in 1900.
5 Includes District of Columbia.
13.3
13.9
8
\L
I 8
^ 7
<’k 4
8
Rural
districts.
15.4
13.0
11.9
16.9
17.7
17.6
1903
(*)
6 17.9
14.6
i
(*)
(s)
17.2
13.7
s.
18.1
19.7
16.4
14.3
12.3
18^1
8
( 2)
(,k r
I.
8
15.7
16.0
a *
% .s
17.2
18.1
18.8
8
W)
(*>
(*>
18.0
15.5
15.5
<*)
1904
(*)
16..5
14.8
(»)
(*)
15.5
14.7
19.4
19.4
19.5
17.6
(2)
<!>
(*)
16.2
15.2
& ?.
14.5
16.2
(3)
(3)
15.9
Rural
districts. Cities.
Rural
dis
tricts.
13.5
814.2
1908
Rural
dis
tricts.
15.4
Total............... 5 17.4
Registration State.
Cities.
(a)
(2)
18.1
13.7
So
16.9
g .
17.1
17.9
18.1
Rural
dis
tricts.
Cities.
14.3
19.8
8.4
V
13.7
75
VITAL STATISTICS.
No. 5 0 . —
Y
ears
by
D
eath s:
1900
Cit ie s
to
and
1 R
ate
1911,
R
p e r 1,000 o r P o p u l a t i o n , f r o m
A n n u a l A v e r a g e s , 1901 t o
D is t r ic t s — C o n t in u e d .
and
ural
1908
1907
Registration State.
Cities.
California.........................
Colorado..........................
Connecticut....................
Indiana............................
K entucky........................
Maine...............................
Maryland.........................
Massachusetts.................
Michigan..........................
Minnesota........................
Missouri............................
Montana..........................
New Hampshire.............
New Jersey.....................
New Y o r k .......................
North Carolina * .............
Ohio .................................
Pennsylvania..................
Rhode Island....................
South Dakota.................
U tah.................................
Verm ont..........................
Washington.....................
Wisconsin........................
12.7
13.1
15.7
12.4
&
20.6
17.2
14.6
(*)
<2>
(s)
17.9
17.7
17.9
(a)
(*)
17.7
18.2
11.8
(*)
17.4
ft
(’ )
a .
12.7
16.6
13.1
(*)
T otal...................... * 17.5
(8)
17.3
13.5
15.7
ft
14.4
15.9
9.0
ft
15.9
(a)
(’ )
Ca u se s, Ca len d ar
1909
and
1906
1910
to
15.2
17.6
15.1
14.1
13.2
12.7
14.2
12.2
14.6
16.6
15.3
13.9
12.4
12.8
14.4
12.4
19.0
16.0
13.9
ft
ft
W
16.8
16.0
16.2
ft
(a)
16.5
16.1
12.6
(*)
17.0
10.8
12.9
ft.
12.9
15.5
13.1
(*)
ft
(*)
16.7
13.0
15.3
(*)
(a)
14.0
15.0
9.1
(a)
15.8
8.4
11.2
18.6
15.5
13.7
ft
ft
ft
18.0
15.8
15.9
(*)
13.9
15.8
15.9
10.7
(*)
17.1
10.9
13.4
a .
12.6
15.2
12.7
(s)
ft
W
16.1
12.9
15.1
(a)
12.1
13.8
14.1
8.5
<*)
15.5
9.1
11.0
14.6
15.7
15.9
15.2
(*)
20.3
19.2
16.0
15.6
12.5
<2)
15.4
17.5
16.1
16.2
20.5
14.8
16.9
17.2
(a)
13.0
17.2
11.0
13.6
13.3 <15.4
13.0
*15.9
14.0 *15.9
1910,
1911
Rural
Rural
Rural
dis Cities.
dis Cities.
dis Cities.
tricts.
tricts.
tricts.
Rural
dis Cities.
tricts.
16.9
18.9
16.9
14.4
all
1905
12.3
12.6
15.0
12.7
Rural
dis
tricts.
14.7
15.1
15.6
14.0
16.9
18.4
18.5
15.3
14.1
11.5
15.2
14.5
17.8
15.2
15.5
20.8
14.1
15.5
15.6*
(a)
11.8
17.9
9.8
12.7
12.4
11.7
15.1
12.4
12.4
15.4
13.5
15.5
12.7
10.0
11.9
8.7
16.5
13.7
15.8
16.5
12.2
13.0
15.1
(2)
9.6
15.5
8.2
10.9
13.4 4 15.1
12.7
a .
13.2
16.1
13.3
10.2
(*)
8.8
17.1
14.3
16.0
17.3
12.8
14.4
16.5
<*)
9.8
15.8
9.1
11.2
1 Exclusive of stillbirths.
* Nonregistration.
3 Includes only municipalities having a population of 1,000 or over In 1900.
< Includes District of Columbia.
No. 5 1 .—MARBIAGES AND DIVORCES:
D iv o r c e s G r a n t e d
to
H
N
usband
um ber
or
W
and
if e
,
Increase,
1887
to
S p e c if y in g
1906.
[Source: R ports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Divorces.
Marriages.
Calendar year.
1887...........................................
1889...........................................
1891...........................................
1892...........................................
1893...........................................
1894...........................................
1895...........................................
18%...........................................
1897...........................................
1898...........................................
1899...........................................
1900...........................................
1901...........................................
1902...........................................
1903...........................................
1905...........................................
1906...........................................
1
Granted to
Granted to
Increase
Increase
husband.
wife.
Number. over pre
Total
over pre
ceding number. ceding
Per
Per
year.
year.
Number. cent. Number. cent.
483,069
504,530
531,457
542,537
562,412
577,870
578,673
566,161
598,855
613,873
622,350
625,655
650,610
685,284
716,621
746,733
786,132
781,145
804,787
853,290
21,461
26,927
11,080
19,875
15,458
803
112,512
32,694
15,018
8,477
3,305
24,955
34,674
31,337
30,112
39,399
14,987
23,642
48,503
27,919
28,669
31,735
33,461
35,540
36,579
37,468
37,568
40,387
42,937
44,699
47,849
51,437
55,751
60,984
61,480
64,925
66,199
67,976
72,062
*Decrease.
2,384
750
3,066
1,726
2,079
1,039
889
100
2,819
2,550
1,762
3,150
3,588
4,314
5,233
496
3,445
1,274
1,777
4,086
9,729
10,022
11,126
11,625
12,478
12,577
12,590
12,551
13,456
14,448
14,765
15,988
16,925
18,620
20,008
20,056
21,321
22,189
22,220
23,455
34.8
35.0
35.1
34.7
35.1
344
33.6
33.4
33.3
33.6
33.0
33.4
32.9
33.4
32.8
32.6
32.8
33.5
32.7
32.5
18,190
18,647
20,609
21,836
23,062
24,002
24,878
25,017
26,931
28,489
29,934
31,861
34,512
37,131
40,976
41,424
43,604
44,010
45,756
48,607
65.2
65.0
64.9
65.3
64.9
65.6
66.4
66.6
66.7
66.4
67.0
66.6
67.1
66.6
67.2
67.4
67.2
66.5
67.3
67.5
76
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 5 2 .—MARITAL CONDITION OF PERSONS 15 YEARS OF AGE AND
OVER IN 1910: B y S e x , b y C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s .
JSource: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce J
Males.
|
Females.
Shite smti e<injnj.';il condition.
White.
Alabama:
Colored.
Total.
White. |( olored.
Total.
133,420
225,651
14.353
817
817
88,699
160,764
17,110
2,011
742
222,125
386,415
31,463
2,828
1,559
98,001
225,688
36,432
1,290
539
70,525
162,503
43,705
4,223
483
169,126
388,191
80,137
5,513
1,022
375,064
269,326
644,390
362,550
281,439
643,989
35.548
34,145
3.050
545
961
3,558
6,563
673
116
227
39,106
40,708
3,723
661
1,188
10,440
29,598
4.525
323
268
1,595 '
6,003
1,143 ,
210
77 !
12,035
35,601
5,668
533
345
74,249
11,137
85,386
45,154
9,028 I
54,182
125,037
211,346
18,230
1,460
1,131
45,672
81,369
10,862
1,193
882
170,709
292,715
29,092
2,653
2,013
77,353
210,593
32,223
1,608
559
1
82,007
19,405
1,896
594
Mft.UI
292,600
51,628
3,504
1,153
Total.................................................. | 357,204
139,978
497,182
322,336
134,690 !
457,026
Total....................................................
Arizona:
Total....................................................
Arkansas:
Single*.....................................................
Unknown..............................................
California:
Single.....................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown................................................
434.949
464,246
44.295
10,542
11,986
45,343
31,292
2,128
242
2,570
480,292
495,538
46,423
10,784
14,556
215,471
446,164
93,391
10,239
922
4,075
13,003
2,558
260
77
219,546
459,167
95,949
10,499
999
Total....................................................
966,018
81,575 1,047,593
766,187
IQ 073 j
7Sfi tfift
Colorado:
Single.......................................................
Married................................................
Widowed............................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown...............................................
126.096
164.338
13,079
2.678
1.460
3,732
3,461
378
104
96
129,828
167,799
13,457
2.782
1,556
64,911
157,693
24,877
2.930
446
1,020
21853
875
113
18
65,931
160,546
25,752
3,043
464
307,651
7,771
315,422
250,857
4,879
255,736
Connecticut:
Single.....................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown..............................................
158.084
222,513
19.305
1.348
919
2,190
3,260
428
32
19
160,274
225,773
19,733
1,380
938
131,771
214,211
43,538
1,556
527
1,887
3,091
1,003
63
9
133,658
217,302
44,541
1,619
536
Total..............................
T otal....................................................
402,169
5,929
408,098
391,603
6,053
397,656
Delaware:
Single.......................................................
Married..................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown.............................................
23.484
35.821
2.961
150
432
4,543
5.630
791
34
52
28,027
41.451
3.752
184
484
17,431
35.335
6,547
170
168
3.145
5,580
1.423
35
40
20,576
40,915
7,970
205
208
Total.....................................................
62,848
11.050
73,898
59.651
10,223 j
69,874
District of Columbia:
Single.......................................................
Married................................................
W idowed................................................
Divorced............................................
X7nkno\vn............................................
35.808
46,404
4,363
351
345
1
12,356 ' 48,164
18,028
64.432
1 RQ0
fi 253
184
535
103
448
33,019
46,597
13,484
565
304
13.455
19,091
7.668 1
284
140 j
46,474
65.688
21.152
849
444
Total....................................................
87,271
32,561
93,969
40,638 j
134,607
119,832
77
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
N o . 5 2 . — M a r i t a l C o n d i t i o n o f P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s o p Age a n d O v e r
B y S e x , b y C o l o r , a n d b y S t a t e s — C o n t in u e d .
Males.
in
1910:
Females.
State and conjugal condition.
White.
Florida:
Single.......................................................
Total...............................................
Georgia:
Married..................................................
Divorced................................................
Total.....................................................
1
Colored.
Total.
White.
Colored.
Total.
55,696
86,319
6,761
609
1,480
38,400
59,100
6,559
953
2,616
94,096
145,419
13,320
1,562
4,096
32,964
84,780
13,669
722
678
20,139
59,327
11,627
1,192
812
53,103
144,107
25,296
1,914
1,490
150,865
107,628
258,493
132,813
93,097
225,910
156,809
264,281
17,134
928
1,451
109,596
206,465
20,030
1,281
1,809
266,405
470,746
37,164
2,209
3,260
121,747
265,315
45,270
1,524
995
87,474
210,626
53,232
2,726
1,201
209,221
475,941
98,502
4,250
2,196
440,603
339,181
779,784
434,851
355,259
790,110
57,850
62,482
4,283
898
1,059
1,901
1,561
124
45
47
59,751
64,043
4,407
943
1,106
21,258
57,907
5,374
539
304
217
997
225
28
17
21,475
58,904
5,599
567
321
126,572
3,678
130,250
Idaho:
Total....................................................
85,382
1,484
86,866
Illinois:
Single.....................................................
794,906
Married.........................................
1,119,615
Widowed................................................
82,819
Divorced.................................................
10,369
Unknown................................................
16,021
18,864
813,770
568,291
24,178 1,143,793 1,090,870
184,158
3,258
86,077
639
11,008
12,481
5,662
554
16,575
8,906
23,122
7,187
691
188
577,197
1,113,992
191,345
13,172
5,850
Total.................................................... 2,023,730
47,493 2,071,223 1,861,462
40,094
1,901,556
Indiana:
Single.......................................................
Married................................................
Widowed.............................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown..............................................
323,806
572,915
47,620
7,445
3,531
9,303
12,445
1,984
420
95
333,109
585,360
49,604
7,865
3,626
236,862
564,274
92,349
7,990
1,895
5,266
12,250
3,861
488
38
242,128
576,524
96,210
8,478
1,933
Total....................................................
955,317
24,247
979,564
903,370
21,903
925,273
Iowa:
Single.....................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced............................................
Unknown................................................
306,084
443,801
5,101
4,748
4,137
2,589
3,331
473
143
52
308,673
447,132
35,574
4,891
4,189
218,712
439,522
66,733
5,156
2,079
1,133
3,077
690
129
19
219,845
442,599
67,423
5,285
2,098
Total....................................................
793,871
6,588
800,459
732,202
5,048
737.250
Kansas:
Single...................................................
Married.........................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced..................................................
Unknown.............................................
221,472
337,408
25,960
3,618
3,627
8,332
11,507
1,625
325
141
229,804
348,915
27,585
3,943
3,768
138,500
332,347
44,070
3,573
1,394
4,852
11,173
2,951
295
83
143.352
343,520
471021
3.868
1,477
Total.....................................................
592,085
21,930
614,015
519,884
19,354
539,238
Kentucky:
Single.......................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed........................................
Divorced..................................................
Unknown..............................................
230,563
387,243
31,184
2,969
1,597
35,301
48,592
7,023
1,051
386
265,864
435,835
38,207
4,020
1,983
176,725
387,489
63,400
4,179
1,165
24,864
48,989
15,248
1,477
294
201.589
436.478
78.648
5,656
1,459
653,556
92,353
745,909
632,958
90,872
723.830
Total.........................
78
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 5 2 - — M a r i t a l C o n d itio n o f P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s o f A g e a n d O v e r in 1910:
B y S e x , b y C o lo r , an d b y S t a t e s — Continued.
Males.
State and conjugal condition.
Louisiana:
Single.......
Married...
W idow ed.,
Divorced..
Unknown.
*
White.
Colored.
Females.
Total.
White.
Colored.
Total.
118,150
163,046
12,784
706
2,509
77,191
125,751
12,716
971
1,165
195,341
288,797
25,500
1,677
3,674
85,111
162,421
32,681
920
916
57,708
128,115
34,120
2,069
735
142,819
290,536
66,801
2,989
1,651
Total___
297,195
217,794
514,989
282,049
222,747
504,796
Maine:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed.
Divorced..
Unknown.
94,824
158,458
17,451
2,624
573
437
483
80
12
95,261
158,941
17,531
2,636
573
72,277
156,137
32,333
2,476
350
266
398
111
14
1
72,543
156,536
32,444
2,490
351
Total....
273,930
1,012
274,942
263.573
790
264,363
Maryland:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed..
Divorced..
Unknown.
140,684
205,034
17,007
1,231
755
30,341
41.683
5; 093
267
204
171,025
246,717
22,100
1,498
959
125,349
205,217
40,737
1,454
582
24,493
42,620
11,105
337
152
149,842
247,837
51,842
1,791
734
Total___
364,711
77,588
442,299
373,339
78,707
452,046
Massachusetts:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed..
Divorced..
Unknown.
471,678
646,970
56,003
4,240
1,838
7,370
8,770
797
91
71
479,048
655,740
56,800
4,331
1,909
460,187
637,155
141,025
5,863
824
4,853
7,376
2,494
105
14
465,040
644,531
143,519
5,968
838
17,099 1,197,828 1,245,054
14,842
1,259,896
373,079
602,102
47,409
7,479
3,020
253,999
582,287
91,136
7,370
1,416
2,063
4,966
1,288
134
24
256,062
587,253
92,424
7,504
1,440
9,965 1,033,089
936,208
8,475
944,683
2,864
3,252
367
66
86
362,119
373,701
29,355
*2,835
5,273
222,900
357,133
50,462
2,905
2,512
1,176
3,003
713
91
55
224,076
360,136
51,175
2,996
2,567
Total___
1,180,729
Michigan:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed..
D ivorced..
Unknown.
369,243
596,927
46,669
7,333
2,952
Total___
1,023,124
Minnesota:
Single.......
Married__
Widowed..
Divorced. .
Unknown.
359,255
370,449
28,988
2,769
5,187
3,836
5,175
740
146
68
T o ta l....
766,648
6,635
773,283
635,912
5,038
640,950
Mississippi:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed.,
Divorced..
Unknown.
89,197
141,712
9,489
552
825
95,879
179,297
18,490
2,322
1,689
185,076
321,009
27,979
2,874
2,514
64,646
141,500
23,295
732
546
72,076
182,429
43,366
3,934
1,290
136,722
323,920
66,661
4,666
1,836
T o ta l....
241,775
297,677
539,452
230,719
303,095
533,814
Missouri:
Single.......
Married...
Widowed.,
Divorced..
Unknown.
410,835
633,971
51,687
6,276
6,285
24,384
31,967
4,831
744
414
435,219
665,938
56,518
7,020
6,699
293,905
629,144
107,898
7,632
2,764
14,279
31,675
10,574
926
218
308,184
660,819
118,4*2
8,558
2,982
T ota l....
1,109,054
62,340 1,171,394 1,041,343
57,672
1,099,015
79
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 5 2 . — M a r i t a l C o n d itio n op P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s op A g e a n d O v e r in 1910:
B y S e x , b y C o lo r , an d b y S t a t e s — Continued.
1
Males.
Females.
Stale and conjugal condition.
White.
Montana:
Colored.
Total.
White.
Colored.
Total.
Widowed................................................
88,745
70,839
5,125
1,132
2,332
3,015
3,584
213
43
192
91,760
74,423
5,338
1,176
2,524
25,250
61,430
6,845
779
270
711
2,755
535
55
15
Total....................................................
168,173
7,047
175,220
94,574
4,071
98,645
173,594
230,800
16,039
2,336
1,999
2,481
2,473
314
60
16
176,075
233,273
16,353
2,396
2,015
108,395
228,103
28,436
2,357
1,017
883
2,338
544
60
5
109,278
230,441
28,980
2,417
1,022
424,768
5,344
430,112
368,308
3,830
372.138
Mamed...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown..............................................
20,979
16,246
1,823
592
408
1,529
1,914
200
16
138
22,508
18,160
2,023
608
546
4,079
12,747
1,789
248
60
332
1,362
335
27
62
4,411
14,109
2,124
275
122
Total..................................................
40,048
3,797
43,845
18,923
2,118
21,041
56,949
90,905
9,800
1,594
414
124
159
20
4
1
57,073
91,064
9,820
1,598
415
46,820
89,253
19,810
1,505
266
88
104
26
2
3
46,908
89,357
19,836
1,507
269
159,662
308
159,970
157,654
223
157,877
333,516
505,011
38,022
1,463
2,590
13,028
19,155
1,790
89
104
346,544
524,166
39,812
1,552
2,694
269,095
487,679
89,174
1,775
1,804
10,337
19,306
5,115
109
89
279,432
506,985
94,289
1,884
1,893
880,602
34.166
914,768
849,527
34,956
884,483
41,227
59,488
5,451
694
215
2,457
4.160
527
65
11
43,684
63,648
5,978
759
226
20,331
56,924
7,967
716
57
1,130
4,124
878
151
9
21,461
61,048
8,845
867
66
107,075
7,220
114,295
Nebraska:
Total....................................................
Nevada:
New Hampshire:
Single.......................................................
Mamed...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown..............................................
Total..................................................
New Jersey:
Single.....................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed...............................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown................................................
Total..................................................
New Mexico:
Single............................. .......................
Married...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................................................
Unknown................................................
Total..................................................
25,961
64,185
7,380
834
285
85,995
6,292
92,287
New York:
Single....................................................... 1,301,476
Married................................................... 1,810,525
Widowed...............................................
143,038
Divorced.................................................
7,261
Unknown..............................................
11,498
25,861 1,327,337 1.090,868
30,435 1,840,960 1,763,724
2,806
145,844
363,725
185
7,436
9,906
204
11,702
4,911
18,803
29,834
9,465
321
157
1,109,671
1,793,558
373,190
10,227
5,068
Total.................................................... 3,273,788
59,491 3,333,279 3,233,134
58,580
3,291,714
North Carolina:
Single.......................................................
Married...................................................
Widowed................................................
Divorced.................. .............................
Unknown..............................................
164,683
269,112
16,953
566
1,179
70,271
113,176
9,590
433
796
234,954
382,288
26,543
999
1,975
140,114
270,354
42,344
893
1,012
67,563
116,174
25,958
805
655
207,677
386,528
68,302
1,698
1,667
Total....................................................
452.493
194,266
646,759
454,717
211,155
665,872
80
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 5 2 . — M a r i t a l C o n d itio n op P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s of A g e a n d O v e r in 1910:
B y S e x , b y C o lo r , a n d b y S t a t e s — Continued.
Males.
State and conjiusil condition.
| White.
North Dakota:
Single..........
Married.......
W idow ed...
Divorced. . .
Unknown...
T o ta l.
Ohio:
Single.........
Married___
W idow ed..
Divorced..
Unknown..
Total.
Oklahoma:
Colored.
Total.
White.
Colored.
Total.
97,749
100.745
5,985
654
2,666
910
1,335
106
10
32
98,659
102,080
6,091
664
2,698
46,353
97,039
7,926
540
1.249
475
1,331
207
17
9
46,828
98,370
8,133
557
1,258
207.799
2,393
210,192
153,107
2,039
355,146
18.141
634.137
23,462 1.022,124
3,176 ' 83,738
558
10,594
5,070
201
471,167
969,198
172,655
11,822
2,530
10,617
22,672
6,143
564
114
481,784
991,870
178,798
12,386
2,644
45,538 1.755.663 1,627,372
40,110
1,667,482
615.996
998,662
80.562
10,036
4,869
1.710,125
Married___
W idowed..
Divorced..
Unknown..
174,311
284,941
22,184
2.589
3,401
23,199
36.9G9
4.478
562
452
197.510
321.850
26.662
3,151
3,853
87,186
279,816
28,920
2,149
1,414
13,079
37,634
7,208
714
261
100,265
317,450
36,128
2,863
1,675
Total.
487.426
65.600
553.026
399 4S5
58,896
458,381
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
132.366
I 134,091
12,388
3.357
1.487
8.287
3.893
272
55
172
140.653
1371984
12.660
3,412
1.659
54.731
126,647
17,110
2,183
291
511
1,535
430
42
7
55.242
128,182
17,540
2,225
298
T o t a l....
283.689
12,679
296.368
200,962
2,525
203,487
Pennsylvania:
Single.........
M arried....
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
1,026.149
,1.520.318
113.322
6.885
7,548
30.178 1.056,327
777,776
40,079 1,560,397 1.433,251
117;728 '248,860
4,406
7,138
253
8,217
412
7.960
4,337
22,616
40,214
10,781
387
196
800.392
1,473,465
259,641
8,604
4,533
2.674.222
75,328 2.749,550 2,472,441
Oregon:
Total.
Rhode Island:
Single...........
Married.......
W idow ed...
Divorced. . .
Unknown..
74,194
2,546,635
76.927
103.627
9.611
1,064
622
1.575
2.044
221
33
7
78.502
105.671
9.832
1,097
629
69.582
101,051
20,826
1,523
540
1,148
1,887
695
54
14
70,730
102,938
21,521
1,577
554
Total.......
191,851
3,880
195.731
193,522
3,798
197,320
South Carolina:
Single.........
Married___
W idowed...
Divorced___
Unknown...
78,786
121,648
8,098
130
644
75,526
137,557
10,888
271
920
154,312
259,205
18.986
401
1.564
62,609
122,227
21,006
172
476
68,199
141.384
33,708
660
846
130,808
263,611
54,714
832
1,322
Total........
209.306
225,162
434.468
206.490
244,797
451,287
South Dakota:
Single...........
Married.......
W idowed...
Divorced___
Unknown...
93.965
104,266
7.334
1.122
1.887
2,042
4,102
352
67
64
96.007
108,368
7.686
1.189
1,951
47,941
101,691
10,342
957
821
1,333
4.258
795
69
37
49.274
105,949
11,137
1,026
858
Total........
208.574
6,627
215.201
161,752
6,492
168,244
81
MARRIAGE AND DIVOECE.
N o . 5 2 . — M a r i t a l C o n d it io n of P e r s o n s 15 Y e a r s op A ge a n d O v e r i n 1910:
B y S e x , b y C o lo r , a n d b y S t a t e s — Continued.
|
State and conjugal condition.
Males.
!
; White.
Colored.
Females.
Total.
White.
Colored.
Total.
Tennessee:
Single.........
Married—
W idowed..
Divorced__
Unknown..
189.552
324,412
24,744
1,792
1,700
52,930
85,066
11,039
1,282
656
242,482
409,478
35,783
3,074
2,356
146,301
324,167
53,681
2,833
1,169
40,472
86,951
26,251
2,344
509
186,773
411,118
79,932
5,177
1,678
T o ta l--..
542,200
150,973
693,173
528,151
156,527
684,678
Texas:
Single.........
Married —
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
392.796
596.630
43,897
3,794
4,334
73,766
120,397
13,965
2,484
1,209
466,562
717,027
57,862
6,278
5,543
243,419
591,444
86,083
4,657
2,080
53,079
122,125
30,629
4,626
698
296,498
713,569
116,712
9.283
2,778
Total-----
1,041,451
211,821 1,253,272
927,683
211,157
1,138,840
Utah:
Single.........
Married___
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
49,833
66.967
3.525
706
1.644
2,057
1,641
161
24
139
51,890
68,608
3,686
730
1,783
29,907
65,278
9,777
895
782
176
977
172
23
24
30,083
66.255
9,949
918
806
122,675
4,022
126,697
106,639
1,372
108,011
44. 793
77,415
8,253
1,126
133
774
256
28
15
45,567
77,671
8,281
1,141
133
32,878
75,476
15,185
982
35
85
205
30
8
32,963
75,681
15,215
990
35
1,073
T o ta l....
Vermont:
Single.........
Married___
Widowed..
Divorced..
U nknown.
132,793
124,556
328
124.884
170.713
254.887
19,832
1.077
1.175
79.505
250,218
109,864
364,751
31,628
11,796
1,760
683
541 ‘ 1,716
138,286
254,055
42,897
1,494
809
66,946
112,433
30,223
1,125
393
205.232
366,488
73,120
2,619
1,202
T o t a l....
Washington:
Single.........
Married---W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
447,684
202,389
650,073
437,541
211,120
648,661
233.673
224.023
17.754
4.508
5.432
11,961
7,116
453
98
606
245,634
231.139
18.207
4,606
6,038
87,434
210,145
25,693
3,811
1,236
1,235
4,508
867
82
119
88,669
214,653
26.560
3,893
1,355
Total___
West Virginia :
Single.........
Married___
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
485.390
20,234
505,624
328,319
6,811
335.130
148.530
223.526
13.881
1,248
1,565
13,216
12,518
1,330
183
174
161.746
236,044
15,211
1,431
1,739
95.259
214,385
26,264
1,659
863
4,622
11,306
2,012
204
50
90,881
225,691
28,276
1,863
913
Total----Wisconsin:
Single.........
Married___
W idowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
388.750
27,421
416,171
338,430
18,194
356,624
341.620
442.336
34.235
3.802
2,432
1.820
2,368
335
73
30
343,440
444,704
34,570
3,875
2,462
245,014
432,885
67,057
4,217
1,374
1.025
2; 351
506
72
5
246.039
43.5.336
67.563
4,289
1,379
Total----Wyoming:
Single.........
Married___
Widowed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
824,425
4,626
829,051
750,647
3,959
754,606
37.870
27.425
1,956
479
260
2,513
1,073
86
21
47
40,383
28,498
2,042
500
307
8.024
23,565
2,011
314
68
201
634
153
26
30
8.225
24,199
2,164
340
98
Total___
67,990
3,740
71,730
33,982
1,044
35,026
Total. . . .
Virginia:
Single.........
Married----W idow ed..
Divorced...
Unknown..
26387°— 6 a 3013------ 6
131,720
82
M ARRIAGE AN D DIVORCE.
N o . 5 3 . — DIVORCES : N u m b e r a n d C a u se s, S p e c ify in g T h o s e G r a n t e d t o H u s
b a n d o r W i f e , b y Q u in q u e n n ia l P e r io d s , 1887 to 1906.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1887-1891
1892-1896
1897-1901
1902-1906
Increase
1902-1906 as
compared
with
1887-1891
Num- Per
ber. cent.
Num- Per
ber. j cent.
Num- Per
ber. cent.
Num- Per
ber. cent.
Num- Per
ber. cent.
19,956
6,068
31,805
765
2
24,269
9,385
43,186
28.1
10.9
50.0
1.1
W
13,678
54,142
1,093
3
27.0
12.5
49.6
1.0
C1)
12,387
9,631
26,992
501
3
72.3
238.0
99.4
84.6
C1)
3,681
4,798
4.3
5.6
4,805
5,994
4.4
5.5
2,151
2,596
81.0
76.4
10,480
39,341
96.3
156.1
107.5
121.3
177.5
Cause.
GRANTED TO HUSBAND.
Adultery................................... 17,139 31.2
4,047
7.4
Cruelty......................................
Desertion.................................. 27.150 49.4
Drunkenness............................
1.1
Neglect to provide...................
Combinations of preceding
causes, etc.............................. 2, <>54
All other causes*....,...............
Total..
54,980
3,190
48.5
1.2
(»)
4.9
5.8
65,622
100.0
GRANTED TO WIFE.
Adultery....................................
Cruelty......................................
Desertion...................................
Drunkenness.............................
Neglect to provide...................
Combinations of preceding
causes, etc..............................
All other causes*......................
Total.
10,880
25,200
35,666
5,397
4,605
10.6
24.6
34.8
5.3
4.5
13,714
34,509
43,153
6,913
6,857
10.6
26.7
33.4
5.3
5.3
13,770
13.5
6.7
15,757
8,414
12.2
6.5
16,915
48,797
19,979
11,090
9.7
28.0
33.5
5.1
6.0
11.5
6.4
174,414
102,344
1 Less than one-tenth of 1 per cent.
21,360
64,541
74,018
11,942
12,779
28.9
33.1
5.3
5.7
25,013
13,748
11.2
6.2
223,401
6,545
8,174
11,243
81.6
101.4
121,057
2 Includes causes unknown.
No. 5 4 .—DIVORCES : T o t a l N u m b e r G r a n t e d , E x c l u s i v e o f T h o s e f o r W h i c h
t h e D u r a t io n o f M a r r ia g e w a s U n k n o w n , S p e c ify in g T h o s e G r a n t e d t o
H u s b a n d o r W i f e , b y N u m b e r o f Y e a r s M a r r i e d , 1887 t o 1906.1
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
I
j Granted to wife.
Granted to
husband.
Total.
Number of years married.
Number. Percent. Number. Percent. Number
Percent.
----------- ----------- — ---- — ------- ----------- -----------
17 years..........................................................
18 years..........................................................
19 years.........................................................
20 years..........................................................
21 years...........................................................
22 years..........................................................
23 years..........................................................
24 vears...........................................................
25 vears and o v e r.........................................
6,684
9,074
19,571
24,033
24,438
22,942
21,142
18,947
17,059
14,659
13,631
12,081
10,521
9,230
8,210
7,376
6,393
5,742
5,125
4,446
4,351
3,805
3,318
2,913
2,644
19,120
T o ta l....................................................
297,465
Less than 1 year...........................................
1 y e a r ............................................................
2 years............................................................
3 years............................................................
4 years............................................................
5 years............................................................
6 years............................................................
7 years............................................................
8 years............................................................
9 years............................................................
10 years...........................................................
U years...........................................................
12 years...........................................................
13 years...........................................................
14 years..........................................................
15 years...........................................................
2.2
3.1
6.6
8.1
8.2
7.7
7.1
6.4
6.7
4.9
4.6
4.1
3.5
3.1
2.8
2.5
2.1
1.9
1.7
1.5
1.5
1.3
1.1
1.0
.9
6.4
12,192
18,689
41,910
49,039
49,475
45,828
41,524
37,470
33,595
29,738
27,099
24,288
21,450
19,030
26,867
15,603
13,632
12,159
10,893
9,807
9,513
8.336
7,171
6,575
5,952
35,314
2.0
3.1
6.9
8.1
8.2
7.6
6.9
6.2
5.6
4.9
4.5
4.0
3.6
3.2
2.8
2.6
2.3
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.6
1.4
1.2
1.1
1.0
5.9
18,876
27,763
61,481
73,052
73,913
68,770
62,666
56,417
50,654
44,397
40,730
36,369
31,971
28,260
25,077
22,979
20,025
17,901
16,018
14,253
13,864
12,141
10,489
9,488
8,596
54,434
2.1
3.1
6.8
8.1
8.2
7.6
7.0
6.3
5.6
4.9
4.5
4.0
3.6
8.1
2.8
2.6
2.2
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.5
1.8
1.2
1.1
1.0
6.0
100.0 | 603,129
100.0
900,584
100.0
* Calendar years.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
88
No. 55*—DIVORCES: N u m b e r p e r 100,000 o f M a r r i e d P o p u l a t i o n , 1890 a n d
1900; a n d p e r 100,000 o p T o t a l P o p u l a t i o n , 1870,1880,1890, a n d 1900, b y S t a t e s
a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D iv i s io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.}
1900
1890
Di
vorces
(annu
al aver Married
Married Num
of age)1
popula ber
di
per
tion.*
vorces. 100,000 * 8 2 married
%
State.
1 Divorces (annual aver1 sure'i i rar innnnn ivinti.
lation.
Di
vorces
(annu
1
!I ..... j
Num al aver
ber of age)!
di
per
vorces. 100,000 1870 1880 *1890 1900
married
S R
ess:
1,264
147
1,786
1,606
852
208
344
399
297
409
10
10
24
52
60
27
47
53
84
138
54
67
90
84
197
09
120
136
108
158
Alabama..........................
Arizona............................
Arkansas..........................
California.........................
Colorado..........................
490,864
29,374
375,608
412,690
145,068
818
59
1,012
1,019
814
167
201
269
247
561
607,942
42,711
447,951
540,305
208,314
Connecticut.....................
Delaware.........................
District of Columbia___
Florida.............................
Georgia............................
287,317
62,351
79,314
133,979
600,691
491
31
78
224
433
171
50
98
167
72
350,184
70,266
100,327
184,248
742,821
456
30
163
417
576
130
43
162
226
78
84
7
30
23
10
61
10
31
53
14
66
18
34
57
24
60
16
58
79
26
Idaho............................... .
29,330
Illinois............................. 1,391,660
827,256
Indiana............................
60,218
Indian Territory
699,474
Iowa.................................
82
2,875
2,290
59
1,281
280
207
277
98
183
55,865
1,808,263
1,005,043
135,378
843,148
194
4,837
3,566
442
2,070
347
267
355
326
246
67
51
69
58
68
70
49
60
93
75
104
33
67
120
100
142
113
93
Kansas.............................
Kentucky........................
Louisiana........................
Maine...............................
Maryland........................
526,900
627,316
357,678
274,603
358,083
1,193
1,082
326
581
247
226
172
91
212
69
560,363
757,298
450,244
287,786
420,779
1,604
1,793
571
811
481
286
237
127
282
114
51
28
5
61
12
44
35
10
78
12
84
58
29
88
24
1Q9
84
41
117
40
Massachusetts.................
Michigan..........................
Minnesota........................
Mississippi....................... !
Missouri........................... j
843,208
837,004
452,282
406,992
935,492
718
1,499
537
614
1,893
85
179
119
151
202
1,053,937
979,704
598,092
508,468
1,139,106
1,307
2,517
960
1,145
3,205
124
257
161
225
281
25
47
21
12
29
30
72
27
30
40
32
72
41
48
71
47
104
55
74
103
Montana.......................... 1
Nebraska.........................
Nevada............................
New Hampshire............. '
New Jersey......................
46,062
379,266
15,014
157,184
555,302
198
753
46
377
254
430
199
306
240
46
81,935
387,583
14,898
169,565
734,076
407
875
47
461
441
497
226
315
272
60
73
29
99
53
9
125
43
106
85
13
139
71
97
100
18
167
82
111
112
23
60,666
New Mexico....................
New York....................... 2,307,592
511,556
North Carolina................
North Dakota 8 ..............
66,066
Ohio................................. i 1,380,550
73
1,047
189
89
2,355
120
45
37
135
171
73,651
2,801,152
615,808
104,673
1,633,276
142
1,670
459
281
3,765
193
60
75
268
231
1
16
3
37
12
16
G
46
48
46
17
12
47
64
73
23
24
88
91
!
29,422
Oklahoma 3
Oregon............................. ! 109,992
Pennsylvania.................. ! 1,923,210
129,690
Rhode Island..................
367,492
South Carolina8.........
36
343 j1
1.444
263
122
312
75
203
148,915
150,640
2,365,539
160,363
434,422
515
555
2,216
450
346
368
94
281
80
18
89
(7)
92
21
93
1
46
108
27
76
129
134
35
105
140,611
380
270
25
48
65
95
South Dakota *..............
126,136
181
228
62
24
38
89
261
189 . 692,239 1,808
Tennessee........................ , 582,105 1,103 1
391
21
49
82
131
253 1,022,179 3,992
Texas............................... 1 723,080 1,833
114
255
74
92
274
62
225
93,130
68.836
155
Utah................................
47
75
49
257
177
50
116
145,530
140,096
162 i
Vermont..........................
1 For the five-year period of which the year stated is the median year.
2 Estimated for Indian Territory and Indian reservations.
» The act of May 2, 1890, creating the Territory of Oklahoma, gave the United States courts in Indian
Territory jurisdiction over divorce; prior to tnat date there is no record of divorce.
* Includes population of Indian Territory and Indian reservations.
s These States were organized from part of Dakota Territory, Nov. 2,1889. The divorces granted in
the counties then comprising Dakota Territory are distributed between North Dakota and South Dakota
in accordance with the present division of those counties between the two States.
« All laws permitting divorce were repealed in 1878.
» Less than 1 in 100,000.
B4
M ARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
No. 5 5 . — D iv o r c e s : Num ber pek 100,000 o f M a r r ie d P o p u la tio n , 1890 and 1900;
and per 100,000 o f T o t a l P o pu lation , 1870, 1880, 1890, a n d 1900, by S ta te s an d
by G e o g ra p h ic D ivision s— Continued.
1890
State.
Married
popula
tion.
Virginia..........................
Washington.....................
West Virginia.................
Wisconsin........................
Wyoming........................
1900
Di
vorces
(annu
Num al aver
ber of age)
per
di
vorces.. 100,000
iinarried
popu
lation.
I
515,675 ,
123,280
a 255,405
312
609,506 |
, 866
19,834
54
Total...................... 22,447,769 33,197
72
316
122
142
272
Married
1
Divorces (annual averflim'i nor inn nnn nnnn.
lation.
Di
vorces
(annu
!
Num al aver
ber of
age)
di
per
1870
U890
1880
1900
vorces. 100,000
married
■popu
lation
i!
604,295
185,453
335,833
745,588
30,204
705
951 ;
616
1,345 1
109 :
148 27,770,101 55,502
117
513
183
180
361
6
88
18
38
99
11
76
25
41
111
22
109
41
51
86
38
184
64
65
118
200
29
38
53
73
173
73
260
248
98
>234
331
358
355
49
16
48
37
8
20
16
58
57
53
18
60
45
13
33
39
95
85
55
22
73
67
21
56
69
122
93
67
28
100
91
33
80
112
129
129
Geographic divisions.a
New England.................
Middle Atlantic............
East North Central.......
West North Central___
South Atlantic...............
East South Central.......
West South Central.......
Mountain........................
Pacific............................
1,832.098
4,786,104
5,045,976
3,185,616
2,884,546
2,107,277
1,546,006
414,184
645,962
2,592
2,745
9,885
5,974
1,885
3,617
3,266
1,481
1,752
141
57
196
188
65
172
211
358
271
2,167,365 3,742
5,900,767 4,327
6,171,874 16,030
3,773,576 9,375
3,508,799 3,447
2,565,947 6,010
2,204,667 7,306
600,708 2,153
876,398 3,112
» Includes population of Indian Territory and Tndian reservations.
a For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
No. 5 6 .—DIVORCES: N um ber an d C a u se s, b y N u m b er op Y e a r s M a r r ie d , 1887 t o 1906.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. ]
Adultery.
Cruelty.
Desertion.
Drunkenness.
Neglect to pro
vide.
Number of years married.
Combinations
of preceding
causes, etc.
All other
causes.1
Total
nnmhof
Per
Per Number. Per Number. Per
Per
Per
Per
Number. cent.
Number. cent.
cent.
cent. Number. cent. Number. cent. Number. cent.
8,426
10,504
18,964
17,750
15,717
44.6
37.8
30.8
24.3
24.3
1,293
4,381
16,918
27,727
31,018
6.8
15.8
27.5
38.0
42.0
426
701
1,795
2,224
2,476
2.3
2.5
2.9
3.0
3.3
674
1,318
2,799
3,152
2,823
3.6
4.7
4.6
4.3
3.8
1,417
2,587
5,79L
6,700
7,072
7.5
9.3
9.4
9.3
9.6
1,840
2,138
3,781
3,728
3,426
9.7
7.7
6.1
5.1
4.6
18,876
27,763
61,481
73,052
73,913
Total...................................................................
45,453
17.8
71,361
28.0
81,337
31.9
7,622
3.0
10,766
4.2
23,633
9.3
14,913
5.8
255,085
5 to 9 years:
5 years......................... ..........................................
6 years....................................................................
7 years....................................................................
8 years....................................................................
9 years....................................................................
10,789
10,370
9,453
8,731
7,498
15.7
1G.5
10.8
17.2
16.9
14,072 20.5
12,329 19.7
10,800 19.1
9,581 18.9
8,228 18.5
29,461
26,511
24,256
21,541
19,016
42.8
42.3
43.0
42.5
42.8
2,406
2,360
2,194
2,081
1,896
3.5
3.8
3.9
4.1
4.3
2,564
2,316
2,099
1,757
1,562
3.7
3.7
3.7
3.5
3.5
6,592
6,150
5,370
5,001
4,481
9.6
9.8
9.5
9.9
10.1
2,886
2,630
2,245
1,962
1,716
4.2
4.2
4.0
3.9
3.9
68,770
62,666
56,417
50,654
44,397
11,439
4.0
282,904
5,762
3,443
2,044
1,123
533
217
91
25
5
3.5
3.8
3.7
3.8
3.5
3.3
3. 6
3.1
1.7
162,407
91,176
54,578
29,245
15.035
6,555
2,507
805
287
Total...................................................................
46,841
16.6
55,010
19.4
120,785
42.7
10,937
3.9
10,298
3.6
27,594 j 9.8
10 to 14 years................................................................
15 to 19 years................................................................
20 to 24 years................................................................
25 to 29 years................................................................
30 to 34 years................................................................
35 to 39 years................................................................
40 to 44 years................................................................
45 to 49 years................................................................
50 years and over.........................................................
27,035
14,564
7,442
3,179
1,263
445
106
36
12
17.0
1(5.0
13.6
10.9
8.4
6.8
4.2
4.5
4.2
31,650
18,770
12,072
6,501
3,366
1,426
543
158
59
19.5
20.6
22.1
22.2
22.4
21.8
21.7
19.6
20.6
68,119
37,310
22,634
13,181
7,348
3,504
1,427
470
183
41.9
40.9
41.5
45.1
48.9
53.5
56.9
58.4
63.8
7,472
4,498
2,831
1,422
682
229
67
30
8
4.6
4.9
5.2
4.9
4.5
3.5
2.7
3.7
2.8
5,851
3,501
1,998
1,031
464
173
53
20
2
3.6
3.8
3.7
3.5
3.1
2.6
2.1
2.5
.7
15,918
9,090
5,557
2,808
1,379
561
220
60
18
146,976 1 ltj. 3
200,916
22.3
356,298
39.6
35,798
4.0
3 4 jir
Grand total........................................................
9.8
10.0
10.2
9.6
9.2
8.6
8.8
8.2
6.3
3.8 | 86,844 | 9.6 |
39^595’
DIVORCE.
25.4
22.1
18.6
10.0
15.4
AND
4,800
6,134
11,433
11,705
11,381
MARRIAGE
Less than 5 years:
Less than 1 year....................................................
1 year.....................................................................
2 years....................................................................
3 years....................................................................
4 years....................................................................
T T j 900^4
1 Includes cause unknown.
06
CN
86
IMMIGRATION.
No. 5 7 .—TOTAL NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS IN SPECIFIED TEARS, 1892 TO
1913: B y S ex a n d A g e ; a l s o I m m i g r a n t s D e b a r r e d a n d R e t u r n e d w it h i n
O n e Y e a r a f t e r A r r i v a l , a n d I l l i t e r a t e s o v e r 14 a n d 16 Y e a r s o f A g e .
[Sources: Records of Bureau of Statistics prior to 1896; for subsequent years, reports of the Commissioner
General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
1892...
1893...
1894...
1895...
1896...
1897...
1898...
1899...
1900...
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
1913...
Tota!
immi
grants.
Male.
623,084 385,781
502,917 315,845
314,467 186,247
279,948 159,924
343,2G7 212,466
230,832 135,107
229,299:; 135,775
311,715 195,277
448,572 304,148
487,918 331,055
648,743 466,369
857,046 613,146
812,870 549,100
1,026,499 724,914
1,100,735 764,463
1,285,349 929,976
782,870 506,912
751,786 519,969
1,041.570 736,038
878,587 570,057
838,172 529,931
1,197,892 808,144
Re
Re
De
turned turned
Un
barred within within Able to
read, able to
from
years land 1 year 3 years but not read or
14 to 45 45and
after
after write, * write, i
ing.
land
land
years.
over.
ing.
ing.
Ages.
Sex.
Year
ended
June
30—
Fe
male.
Under
14
years.
237,303
187,072
128,220
120,024
130,801
95,725
93,524
116,438
144,424
156,863
182,374
243,900
263,770
301,585
336,272
355,373
275,958
231,817
305,532
308,530
308,241
389,748
*89,167 * 491,839
2 57,392 *419,701
*41,755 *258,162
233.289 3233,543
252,741 8254,519
*38,627 * 165,181
*38,267 3164,905
43,983 248,187
54,624 370,382
62,562 396,516
74,063 539,254
102,431 714,053
109,150 657,155
114,668 855,419
136,273 913,955
138,344 1,100,771
112,148 630,671
88,393 624,876
120,509 868,310
117,837 714,709
113,700 678,480
147,158 986,355
<42,078
<25,824
<14,550
<13,116
<36,007
<27,024
<26,127
19,545
23,566
28,840
35,426
40,562
46,565
56,412
50,507
46,234
40,051
38,517
52,751
46,041
45,992
64,379
2,164
1,053
2,389
2,394
2,799
1,617,
3,030
3,798!
4,246
3,516
4,974
8,769
7,994
11,879
12,371
13,064
10,902
10,411
24,270
22,349
16,057
19,938
417
189
238
263
199
263
356
363
465
547
300
98
61
70
114
58
23
9
16
8
479
747
615
925
1,955
2,066
2,672
2,779
2,440
3,453
59,582
16,784
2,612
5,066
1,572
1,416
1,022
2,097
3,058
2,917
3,341
3,953
8,209
4,755
5,829
2,310
2,431
4,571
2,930
3,024
5,326
61,038
41,614
42,302
78,130
43,008
43,057
60,446
93,576
117,587
162,188
185,667
168,903
230,882
265,068
337,573
172,293
191,049
253,569
182,273
177,284
269,988
i For the years prior to 1895 the figures are for persons over 16 years; for 1895 to 1910 for persons 14 years
of age and over.
* Under 15 years.
• 15 to 40 years.
<40 years and over.
87
IMMIGRATION.
No. 5 8 .—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1904 TO
1913: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.)
1912
1913
6,721
3,092
9,223
6,759
5,222
8,439
6,634
9,353
11,091
27,174 18,246 6,214
770 1,263 1,841
47,826 20,472 20,181
5,475 3,323 3,380
15,130 10,222 10,657
1,770 1,307 1,608
39,562 18,982 24,366
3,331 3,914 3,155
9,087
2,022
42,499
3,099
4,568
9,735
271
45,079
7,393 3,747 1,888
12,467 9,526 8,114
1,072 1,710
337
51,126 49,056 39,021
4,911 4,400 3,672
13,012 13,862 10,935
1,782
165
517
53,498 57,258 49,689
4,520
14,507
.188
55,522
14,136
10,379
86,813
23,127
153,748
40,959
46,286
240,528
14,243
127
14,257
44,261
141
13
95,835
8,729
11,425
5,814
14,860 6,746 11,687
9,392 12,881 19,423
92,936 73,038 58,534
46,283 28,808 20,262
149,182 103,387 57,551
38,706 36,427 31,185
51,564 24,700 25,150
242,497 110,547 165,248
30,824 16,418 3,275
26
11
39
25,884 13,720 15,254
60,071 24,378 28,704
91 5,682 15,591
2
7
3
138,033 68,105 77,565
9,648 6,809 4,606
19,200 9,629 8,041
16,807 17,111 10,038
1904
African (black)..........
A_rm«ni^n .................
2,386
1,745
11,911
3,508
1,878
11,757
3,786
1,895
12,958
5,235 4,626
2,644 3,299
13,554 10,164
4,577
4,327
21,242
4,811
5,823
1,971
35,104
7,259
11,548
1,485
44,272
5,591
2,036
7,832
258
41,479
29
10,157
11,557
74,790
12,625
106,230
37,076
36,699
159,329
14,382
1,907
12,780
23,883
447
12
67,757
6,338
4,364
3,961
2,639
8,498
145
50,865
5
17,012
11,347
82,360
12,144
129,910
54,266
39,930
186,390
11,021
4,929
18,604
46,030
227
17
102,437
4,855
7,818
3,746
Bohemian, Moravian.
Bulgarian, Servian,
Montenegrin...........
Chinese.......................
Croatian, Slovenian..
Cuban.........................
Dalmatian, Bosnian,
Herzegovinian........
Dutch, Flemish.........
East Indian................
English.......................
Filipino.......................
Finnish......................
French........................
German.......................
Greek..........................
Hebrew.......................
Irish............................
Italian (north)...........
Italian (south)...........
Japanese.....................
Korean........................
Lithuanian.................
Magyar.......................
Mexican......................
Pacific Islander.........
Polish.........................
Portuguese.................
Roumanian................
Russian......................
Ruthenian (R u s s n ia k ).......................
Scandinavian............
Scotch.........................
Slovak........................
Spanish.......................
Spanish-American....
Syrian.........................
Turkish......................
Welsh..........................
West Indian (except
Cuban)....................
A1I other peoples.
9,592
61,029
11,483
27,940
4,662
1,666
3,653
1,482
1,820
1,942
668
1905
1911
Race or people.
1906
1907
1908
1909
4,307
3,108
6,850
1910
4,966
5,508
8,462
15,736 9,779 6,641 12,756
21,107 18,132 18,382 20,652
71,380 66,471 65,343 80,865
39,135 37,021 31,566 38,644
84,260 91,223 80,595 101,330
38,382 40,246 33,922 37,023
30,780 30,312 26,443 42,534
192,673 159,638 135,830 231,613
2,798 4,575 6,172
8,302
8
19
33
64
22,714 17,027 14,078 24,647
27,302 19,996 23,599 30,610
17,760 18,784 22,001 10,954
12
3
11
61
128,348 71,446 85,163 174,365
7,657 7,469 9,403 13,566
14,199 5,311 8,329 13,451
17,294 18,721 22,558 51,472
14,473
62,284
16,144
52,368 .
5,590
1,658
4,822
2,145
2,531
16,257
58,141
16,463
38,221
5,332
1,585
5,824
2,033
2,367
24,081
53,425
20,516
42,041
9,495
1,060
5,880
1,902
2,754
12,361
32,789
17,014
16,170
6,636
1,063
5,520
2,327
2,504
15,808
34,996
16,446
22,586
4,939
890
3,668
820
1,699
27,907
52,037
24,612
32,416
5,837
900
6,317
1,283
2,244
17,724
45,859
25,625
21,415
8,068
1,153
5,444
918
2,248
21,965
31,601
20,293
25,281
9,070
1,342
5,525
1,336
2,239
30,588
38,737
21,293
27,234
9,042
1,363
9,210
2,015
2,820
1,548
351
1,476
1,027
1,381
2,058
1,110
1,530
1,024
1,537
1,150
3,330
1,141
3,323
1,132
3,660
1,171
3,038
Total................. 812,870 1,026,499 1,100,735 1,285,349 782,870 751,786 1,041,570 878,587|s38,172 1,197,892
88
IMMIGRATION.
No. 5 9 .—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO
1913: By R a c e o r P e o p l e , a n d b y S e x .
[Source: Reports o f the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
1912
1911
Race or people.
Male.
African (b la c k )................. 4,086
Arm enian............................ 2,643
Bohemian, Moravian......... 5,214
Bulgarian, Servian, Mon
tenegrin............................ 9,485
C h in ese............................... 1.124
Croatian, Slovenian........... 13,466
2,762
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Her
zegovinian ......................
3,809
Dutch, F lem ish.................. 8,778
East I n d ia n ........................
511
82,980
F in n is h ............................... 5,645
F ren ch ................................ 10,254
G erm an............................... 87,629
G re e k ................................... 34,105
H eb rew ............................... 48,935
Irish...................................... 21,283
Italian (n orth )................... 22,522
Italian (sou th )................... 116,244
Japanese.............................. 1,409
K orean................................
Lithuanian.......................... 10,473
Magyar................................. 11,640
M e x ica n .............................. 12,423
Pacific Islander..................
7
Polish................................... 42,339
Portuguese.......................... 4,843
Roum anian........................ 4,228
Russian............................... 16,280
Ruthenian (R ussniak)___ 11,375
Scandinavian..................... 28,757
Scotch................................... 14,798
S lo v a k ................................. 13,173
Spanish............................... 6,405
Spanish-American............
747
Syrian................................... 3,609
T u rk ish ...............................
830
W elsh ................................... 1,471
West
Indian
(except
Cuban).............................
625
All other peoples................ 8,150
191S
Fe
male.
Total.
Male.
Fe
male.
Total.
Male.
Fe
male.
2,635
449
4,009
6,721
3,092
9,223
3,828
4,476
4,565
2,931
746
3,874
6,759
5,222
8,439
3,691
7,893
6,328
2,943
1,460
4,763
6,634
9,353
31,091
737
183
5,516
1,152
10,222
1,307
18,982
3,914
9,626
1,367
17,383
2,098
1,031
241
6,983
1,057
10,657
1,608
24,366
3,155
7,831
1,692
31,590
2,126
1,253
330
10,909
973
9,087
2,022
42,499
3,099
591
4,400
3,152
3,672
3,938
582
520
5,084 13,862
5,036
6,808
4,127 10,935
9,471
6
617
153
12
184
4
165
24,278 . 67,258 27,133 22,556 49,689 31,320 24,202
4,537
3,354
4,134
9,779
6,641
8,219
3,287
9,032
7,878 1 18,132 10,327
8,055 18,382 11,620
28,842 66,471 36,479 28,864 65,343 45,974 34,891
3,501
2,916 37,021 28,521
3,045 31,566 35,143
42,288 91,223 42,751 37,844 80,595 57,148 44,182
18,963 40,246 17,012 16,910 33,922 19,072 17,951
7,790 80,312 18,507
7,936 26,443 32,428 10,106
43,394 159,638 94,460 41,370 135,830 176,472 55,141
3,166
4,575
6,172
3,157
5,145
1,930
4,242
49
8
8
15
14
19
33
16,069
6,554 17,027
8,098
8,578
5,980 14,078
8,356 19,996 13,792
9,807 23,599 16,637 13,973
6,361 18,784 35,367
4,595
6,634 22,001
6,359
5
2
3
12
3
8
1
29,107 71,446 50,028 35,135 85,163 115,772 58,593
2,626
5,938
4,870
7,469
9,403
8,696
3,465
3,078
6,752
1,083
5,311
1,577
8,329 10,373
2,441 18,721 19,464
3,094 22,558 45,633
5,839
6,349 17,724 13,121
8,844 21,965 18,980 11,608
17,102 45,859 19,073 12,528 31,601 25,243 13,494
9,748
10,827 25,625 10,637
9,656 20,293 11,545
8,242 21,415 15,639
9,642 25,281 16,242 10,992
7,240
1,802
1,663
8,068
6,900
2,170
9,070
1,342
385
406
1,153
930
412
978
5,444
6,177
1,835
5,525
3,033
3,646
1,879
1,866
149
88
918
1,256
80
1,336
2,248
1,771
1,049
777
1,419
820
2,239
4,520
14,507
188
55,522
32,756
20,652
80,865
38,644
101,330
37,023
42,534
231,613
8,302
64
24,647
30,610
10,954
11
174,365
13,566
13,451
51,472
30,588
38,737
21,293
27,234
9,042
1,363
9,230
2,015
2,820
516
173
1,141
3,323
590
3,335
542
825
1,132
3,660
655
2,585
516
453
Total.
1,171
3,038
T o ta l.......................... 570,057 308,530 878,587 529,931 308,241 838,172 808,144 389,748^1,197.. 89*
89
IMMIGRATION.
No. 6 0 — IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO.
1913: B y R a c b o r P e o p l e , a n d b y A g e G r o u p s .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
1911
1912
Race or people.
Under
14.
14 to
44.
African (b la ck )...................
Arm enian..............................
Bohemian, M oravian.........
Bulgarian, Servian, Mon
tenegrin..............................
C hinese.................................
Croatian, S lovenian...........
Cuban.....................................
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Her
zegovinian .........................
Dutch, F lem ish ...................
693
205
1,748
6,867
2,783
7,003
261
104
472
614
290
1,610
339
112
1,587
685
9,689
1,049
16,889
2,950
194
146
506
379
453
207
2,063
455
175 4,127
3,096
9,862
9
504
9,920 41,835
977
8,617
3,403 12,843
11,680 50,197
1,106 35,485
21,835 63,674
2,871 35,512
2,900 26,293
21,171 128,617
300
4,184
1
1,382 15,331
3,095 15,901
4,111 12,946
2
9
7,691 62,148
1,238
5,765
865
4, G68
969 17,394
855 16,542
4,127 39,923
4,510 19,042
2,534 18,224
913
6,699
369
885
673
4,536
34
858
322
1,768
98
904
4
5,503
185
1,886
4,594
430
5,714
1,863
1,119
9,850
91
E n glish .................................
F in n ish .................................
French..................................
Germ an.................................
G reek ....................................
H ebrew .................................
Irish........................................
Italian (n orth ).....................
Italian (south)....... *...........
Japanese...............................
Korean...................................
Lithuanian............................
Magyar...................................
M e x ica n ...............................
Pacific Islander...................
P olish....................................
Portuguese............................ '
Roum anian..........................
R ussian.................................
Ruthenian (Russniak).......
Scandinavian.......................
Scotch....................................
S lo v a k ...................................
Spanish.................................
Spanish-American..............
Syrian....................................
T u rk ish.................................
W elsh ....................................
West
Indian
(except
Cuban)...............................
All other peoples.................
139
95
908
3,175
Total............................ 117,837 714,709
45 and Under
over.
14.
314
1,000
1,727
1
1,607
466
278
358
327
1,809
2,073
657
456
99
235
26
158
94
53
Under
14.
14 to
44.
5,844
4,779
6,839
301
153
490
665
718
2,006
5,804
8,309
8,539
266
326
546
9,945
1,327
21,660
2,389
259
74
643
311
5tf0
189
3,422
396
£>,044
3,530
37,362
2,368
483
303
1,715
335
76
159
4,168
825
2,675 10,896
6
181
1
5,520
8,915 40,296
159
m
11,651
2,043
3,831 14,402
4,519 15,450 59,627
446
1,269 36,591
5,577 . 22,378 72,218
1,894
2,543 32,441
1,076
4,248 36,645
8,533 27,302 190,795
298
437
7,290
1
13
51
257
1,760 22,438
1,162
5,670 22,410
1,903
3,048
6,931
8
1,775 17,253 152,988
601
2,301 10,366
541
992 10,539
401
1,747 48,906
396
2,365 27,250
1,464
3,038 34,056
2,107
3,521 15,106
765
4,205 22,048
580
926
7,568
1,065
120
203
289
1,341
7,448
1,903
28
70
198
443
2,128
193
936
6
6,311
217
2,419
5,788
784
6,734
2,039
1,641
18,516
575
130
3,466
2,352
7,758
2
157
8,395 35,774
5,769
713
3,320 13,019
11,484 49,340
1,144 29,976
20,091 54,927
2,357 29,671
3,033 22,334
20,081 107,216
328
5,546
2
30
1,186 12,635
3,740 18,697
4,188 15,910
3
8,477 74,911
1,863
6,939
484
7,304
1,043 21,114
1,255 20,314
2,867 27,270
3,593 14,593
2,997 21,519
1,294
7,196
193
1,029
761
4,475
25
1,283
344
1,697
115
151
1913
1
45 and
over.
14 to
44.
902
8,423
46,041 113,700 678,480
115
86
45 and
over.
4-19
2,530
975
8
4,124
899
1,920
819
973
1.643
2,366
981
548
95
421
42
249
988
2,751
108
102
45,992 147,158 986,355
64 379
125
185
90
IMMIGRATION.
No. 0 1 . —EMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, TEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO
1913: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e , a n d b y S e x .
[ Source: Reports of tbe Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.
1911
Race or people.
Male.
Female. Total.
598
315
913
African (black).......................
901
98
999
Armenian...............................
800
402
Bohemian, Moravian............
1,208
Bulgarian, Servian, Monte
222 6,472
negrin ..................................
6,250
2,660
56
Chinese ..................................
2,716
1,490 13,735
Croatian, Slovenian................ 12,245
Cuban...................................... 1,531
703
2,234
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herze
873
62
govinian .............................
935
1,254
Dutch, Flemish.....................
435
1,689
East Indian............................
70
5
75
English.................................... 6,293
3,139
9,432
Finnish.................................... 3,615
604
4,219
French.................................... 2,094
1,306 3,400
German................................... 10,070
5,173 15,243
Greek....................................... 10,787
347 11,134
Hebrew................................... 4,951
1,450
6,401
1,958
1,342
3,300
Italian (north)........................ 12,152
2,057 14,209
Italian (south)........................ 55,542
6,467 62,009
Japanese.................................. 2,721
630
3,351
Korean....................................
6
35
41
Lithuanian.............................. 1,865
565
2,430
Magyar.................................... 14,827
4,148 18,975
Mexican...................................
256
63
319
1
x
Pacific [slander.......................
Polish...................................... 25,808
6,144 31,952
Portuguese............................
927
461
1,388
Roumanian............................. 4,790
440 5,230
Russian................................... 7,258
1,181
8,439
Ruthenian (Russniak)......... 3,301
537
3,838
Scandinavian.......................... 6,259
1,777
8,036
Scotch...................................... 2,202
881
3,083
Slovak..................................... 12,645
2,916 15,561
Spanish...................................
2,234
284
2,518
Spanish-American..................
278
96
374
Syrian......................................
951
222 1,173
Turkish ................................. 1,579
54 1,633
Welsh.......................................
202
53
255
West Indian (except Cuban).
184
160
344
Other peoples.........................
816
46
862
Not, specified.......................... 15,133 10,407 25,540
Total.............................. 238,922
1912
1913
Male. Female. Total.
Male. Female. Total.
893
682
780
395
36
369
7,142
2,483
12,529
1,377
207
66
1,434
586
893
1,301
161
6,566
3,306
2,654
10,147
12,976
5,648
2,125
11,285
88,987
1,167
48
3,190
13,348
248
1
30,628
1,275
5,363
8,588
4,721
8,009
2,300
10,139
2,252
248
780
1,332
215
277
1,088
8,818
56,744 295,666 275,970
1,127
640
545
544
36
326
1,671
676
871
7,349 13,222
2,204
2,549
13,963 ! 9,098
1,963
835
303
46
1,111
429
13,525
2,250
10,209
1,264
34
927
515
1,816
164
3
3,775 10,341
842
4,148
1,535
4,189
4,879 15,026
347 13,323
1,770
7,418
1,961
4,086
1,721 13,006
7,894 96,881
334
1,501
7
55
951
4,141
4,227 17,576
77
325
3
4
824
25
1,600
548
212
1
6,797
3,997
2,221
832
2,550
1,469
7,613
4,258
31,115
441
5,215
1,482
2,439
2,019
9,378 , 1,617
70,619
8,438
561
172
38
6
2,412
864
8,226
3,271
773
137
3
1
849
2,148
213
10,794
3,053
4,019
11,871
31,556
6,697
4,458
10,995
79,057
733
44
3,276
11,496
910
4
7,136
472
461
1,156
800
2,371
1,156
2,387
317
95
192
34
86
253
25
6,383
18,886
1,128
2,811
9,040
4,643
6,989
2,706
7,678
2,692
310
616
1,266
231
299
1,050
11,197
5,221
455
345
1,506
684
2,302
1,412
2,173
489
147
181
31
67
285
68
8,641
24,107
1,583
3,156
10,548
5,327
9,291
4,118
9,851
3,181
457
797
1,297
298
584
1,118
19,838
57,292 333,262 251,808
56,382
308,190
1,288
718
1,149
37,764
1,747
5,824
9,744
5,521
10,380
3,456
12,526
2,569
343
972
1,366
301
530
1,113
15,201
91
IMMIGRATION.
No. 6 2 .—EMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, TEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO
1913: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e , a n d b y A g e G r o u p s .
[ Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
1912
mi
Race or people.
African (bla ck )......................
Armenian................................
Bohemian, Moravian.............
Bulgarian, Servian, Monte*
negrin...................................
Chinese..................................
Croatian, Slovenian...............
Cuban......................................
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herze
govinian...............................
Dutch, Flemish......................
English....................................
Finnish...................................
French.....................................
German...................................
Greek.......................................
Hebrew...................................
Irish.........................................
Italian (north)........................
Italian (south)........................
Japanese..................................
Korean....................................
Lithuanian..............................
Magyar....................................
Mexican...................................
Pacific Islander......................
Polish......................................
Portuguese..............................
Roumanian.............................
Russian...................................
Ruthenian (Russniak)..........
Scandinavian..........................
Scotch.....................................
Slovak.....................................
Spanish...................................
Spanish-American..................
Syrian.....................................
Turkish...................................
Welsh......................................
West Indian (except Cuban).
Other peoples.........................
Not specified..........................
Total.............................
191$
Under 14 to 44. 45 and Under 14 to 44. 45 and
over.
14.
14.
'Over.
Under 14 to 44. 45 and
14.
over.
59
33
76
809
797
984
45
169
148
79
16
59
1,106
594
937
103
108
153
137
4
30
1,431
556
721
103
116
120
S3
11
316
284
6,804
1,036
12,159
1,745
615
1,669
1,260
205
39
6
256
303
6,649
765
12,211
1,483
661
1,778
1,496
177
66
2
146
163
12,547
564
8,868
980
912
1,684
1,195
121
819
1,331
59
7,319
3,768
2,668
12,374
9,827
5,234
2,774
12,382
52,912
2,655
37
159
1,982
847 16,013
17
268
1
1,138 27,573
111
1,064
70
4,536
358 7,414
61
3,440
270
7,006
263
2,479
471 13,504
99
2,135
32
312
64
954
24
1,493
17
201
23
290
25
797
5,193 19,066
95
191
12
1,223
279
530
1,958
1,208
807
412
1,165
7,061
519
4
289
2,115
34
7
194
2
982
214
336
. 838
90
395
149
386
2,095
22
775
1,724
185
8,447
2,734
3,390
9,606
30,193
5,501
3,788
9,585
69,035
505
35
2,719
9,305^
765
2
20,623
1,308
2,661
9,153
4,706
8,012
3,249
8,276
2,748
364
674
1,196
258
471
1,017
15,460
69
217
28
1,243
195
438
1,514
1,250
881
482
1,150
110
88
345
109
313
325
361
92
38
29
6
15
36
7
2,563
97
217
27
1,464
289
471
2,013
1,453
1,011
504
1,319
10,764
346
13
480
2,294
43
2
4,093
202
809
736
571
1,008
379
1,539
279
27
126
109
32
52
83
797
5
207
3,241
213
624
667
337
760
341
1,586
284
30
155
116
37
31
40
1,281
823
1,405
135
7,895
3,645
3,382
12,175
11,780
6,012
3,433
11,301
84,022
1,133
42
3,406
14,601
255
2
32,512
1,435
4,927
8,663
4,841
9,059
2,752
10,626
2,198
278
817
1,251
254
442
1,023
16,841
15,889 248,021
31,756
13,026 282,111
38,125
21
167
4
890
172
202
911
99
360
114
662
2,036
177
255
680
27
1,104
124
191
751
113
315
188
299
2,198
18
191
567
47
2
701
105
52
622
105
400
433
294
134
52
30
13
11
48
29
3,348
13,245 264.137
1,111
7,824
210
9
1,624
98
2,783
170
443
773
516
879
436
1,281
299
41
93
88
29
65
72
1,030
30,808
92
IMMIGRATION.
No. 6 3 .—NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED AND NONEMIGRANT ALIENS
DEPARTED, TEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO 1913: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e .
{Source: Reports ol the Commissioner Genera] of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
Race or people.
1911
1912
1913
!
Nonim
Nonim Noneni- Nonim Non em
j migrant Nonem
igrant
migrant
igrant
migrant
igrant
aliens ad aliens aliens ad aliens aliens ad aliens
1 mit ted. departed. mitted. departed. mitted. departed.
African (black)..............................................i
Armenian......................................................
Bohemian and Moravian..............................i
Bulgarian, Servian, Montenegrin...............
Chinese...........................................................
Croatian and Slovenian.................................
3,084
183
522
704
4r350
1.403
3,038
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herzegovinian....... |
177
Dutch and Flemish......................................1
2.807
East Indian...................................................
58
English...........................................................! 28,873
Finnish.......................................................... ■
1.056
French............................................................
6,001
German.......................................................... ■ 15.243
Greek ............................................................
1.933
Hebrew................T........................................
3.333
Irish................................................................
10.242
Italian (north).............................................. 1
6,941
Italian (south)...............................................
16.409
Japanese........................................................
1,915
Korean................................... .......................
3
Lithuanian....................................................
435
Magyar...........................................................'
2,620
Mexican......................................................... !
3- 581
Pacific Islander............................................. i
5
Polish............................................................. j
2.991
Portuguese.....................................................1
903
Roumanian...................................................
512
Russian..........................................................
1,400
Kuthenian (Russniak).................................
1.361
Scandinavian.................................................1 11.054
Scotch............................................................ 1
7.480
Slovak............................................................ 1
1.654
Spanish..........................................................
4,687
Spanish-American........................................
1,821
Syrian............................................................
525
Turkish..........................................................
87
Welsh.............................................................
767
West Indian (except Cuban).......................
1,174
Other peoples................................................
321
Total..................................1.............
151,713
2,392
312
583
2,228
4.349
3.738
5,444
578
3.673
177
41,978
2,586
6,631
16,645
3.285
4,036
12,989
9.859
31,288
4,982
13
1.130
6.866
2,389
361
1,010
3,205
3,904
4,291
6,659
454
4,721
148
54.116
3,040
7,288
22,549
5,700
5,027
13,888
12,851
42,540
6,529
18
1,549
8,315
3,820
3,100
201
761
996
1,465
2,255
3,022
255
4,239
45
44,540
2,164
5,857
20,899
2,289
4,496
11,080
11,637
32,735
3,370
10
882
2,951
4,541
42
8,526
2.105
1.878
3,598
1,515
13,588
9,367
3.580
4,299
3.826
988
657
807
1,569
957
3,098
189
648
2,041
3,883
2,473
3,076
266
3,205
56
36,360
1,049
5,786
17,055
2,086
3,407
10,100
7,800
19,850
2,574
7
499
3,244
3,701
10
6,056
1,171
1,101
2,918
4,714
10,239
8,335
2,061
4,905
1,708
580
94
858
1,293
487
13 i
11,977
1,716
2,256
5,488
4,986
15,711
10,846
4,361
4,661
1)935
1;339
710
833
1,56$
1,257
16
16
10,842
11,705
1,065
1,916
1,329
2,022
6,908
8,910
8,817
■ 7,038
12,913
14,211
12,302
10,141
1,860
3,237
5.503
5,975
2,046
1,980
809
1,335
117
681
1,102
1,073
1,131
1,382
474 |
957
222,549
178,983
282,030
1,485
2,385
357
757
5,359
3,499
3,726
6,128
521
5,619
122
61,168
3,071
6.218
23,160
19,321
4.841
13.256
14,335
40.075
7,707
19
1,343
4,596
1,883
229,335 | 303, TM
<93
IMMIGRATION.
No. 6 4 .—'TOTAL IMMIGRANT AND NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED
AND TOTAL EMIGRANT AND NONEMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, TEARS
ENDED JUNE 30, 1911 TO 1913: B y R a c e o r P e o p l e .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
1911
Race or people
African (black)..............................................
Armenian.......... ...........................................
Bohemian and Moravian.............................
Bulgarian, Servian, Montenegrin................
Chinese...........................................................
Croatian and Slovenian................................
Cuban.............................................................
Dalmatian,* Bosnian, Herzegovinian..........
Dutch and Flemish......................................
East Indian....................................................
English...........................................................
Finnish..........................................................
French............................................................
German..........................................................
Greek..............................................................
Hebrew..........................................................
Irish................................................................
Italian (north)...............................................
Italian (south)...............................................
Japanese.........................................................
Korean...........................................................
Lithuanian....................................................
Magyar...........................................................
Mexican.........................................................
Pacific Islander.............................................
Polish.............................................................
Portuguese.....................................................
Roumanian....................................................
Russian...........................................................
Ruthenian (Russniak).................................
Scandinavian................................................
Scotch............................................................
Slovak............................................................
Spanish...........................................................
Spanish-American........................................
Syrian.............................................................
Turkish..........................................................
Welsh.............................................................
West Indian (except Cuban).......................
Other peoples................................................
Not specified...............
...........
Immi Emigrant Immi Emigrant
grant and
and
grant and
and
nonim nonem
nonim
nonem
migrant
migrant
igrant
igrant
aliens ad- aliens aliens ad aliens
mitled. departed. mitted. departed.
9,805
3,275
9,745
10,926
5,657
20,385
6,952
4,577
16,669
575
86,131
10,835
24,133
81,714
38,954
94.556
50,488
37,253
176,107
6,490
11
17,462
22,616
22,365
17
74,437
8,372
5,823
20,121
19,085
56,913
33,105
23,069
12,755
2,974
5,969
1,005
3,015
2,315
3,644
Total.................................................... 1,030,300
1913
1912
9,734
9,554
11,852
10,083
3,487
44,754
6,121
4,775
18,746
233
100,062
14,920
26,509
101,764
40,933
105,826
48,103
54,171
264,348
11,672
74
25,529
33,561
15,495
27
185,207
14,631
14,780
58,380
39,405
51,650
31,434
29,094
15,017
3,409
10.019
2,132
3,922
2,302
3,512
4,056
1,033
1,628
18,884
5,749
13,935
7,392
1,370
7,764
335
71,962
6,124
10,237
£5,031
50,877
11,538
17,714
25,330
119.132
8,440
63
4,619
16,092
2,793
20
35,812
3,499
5,178
19,458
12,365
23,502
16,420
13,091
8,684
2,437
2,132
1,978
1,371
1,966
2.075
19,838
518,215 1,017,155 1 615,292 1,427,227
611,924
3,305
1,311
1,791
8,700
7,065
17,473
7,678
1,513
5,362
252
51,410
6,805
10,031
31,888
14,419
10,437
16,289
24.068
93,297
8,333
54
3,560
25,841
1,804
43
40,478
3,493
7,108
12,037
5,353
21,624
12,450
19,141
6,817
2,200
2,161
2,290
1,062
1,913
1.819
25,540
9,857
5,411
9,087
12,698
5,491
26,839
6,231
3,938
14,140
221
86,049
7,690
24,168
82,398
33,652
84,002
44,022
34,243
155,852
8,574
40
14,577
26,843
25,702
13
91,219
10,574
9,430
25,476
26.679
41,840
28,628
27,342
13,975
3,050
6,105
1,430
3,097
2,425
4,147
i
!
!
|
I
|
I
I
j
]
3,677
1,079
2,159
10,554
6,453
18,254
8,622
1,381
6,537
312
64,457
7,188
11,477
37,575
19,023
12,445
17,974
25,857
139,421
8,030
73
5,690
25,890
2,145
17
49,741
3,463
8,080
15,232
10,507
26,091
14,302
16,887
7,230
2,278
2,311
2,076
Immi Emigrant
grant and
and
nonim nonem
igrant
migrant
aliens ad aliens
mitted. departed.
1,134
2,099
2,370
15,201
No. 6 5 .—ARRIVALS OF ALIEN PASSENGERS AND IMMIGRANTS, 1821 TO 1913: By N a t i o n a l i t i e s a n d b y D e c a d e s .
J©
[Sources: Records of the Bureau of Statistics prior to 1896; subsequently, reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor. The figures
represent “ Alien passengers” from Oct. 1,1820, to D ec.31,1867; “ Immigrants” from Jan. 1,1868, to date. The estimated number of aliens who arrived prior to Oct. 1,
1819, is 250,000.]
Country of last permanent
residence.
Oct. 1.1820,
to Sept. 30,
1880.
B elgium ..........................................
D enm ark........................................
France.............................................
Germany.........................................
Greece * ...........................................
Jan. 1,1841,
to Sept. 30,
1850.
Jan.l, 1851,
to Dec. 31,
1860.
Jan. 1,1861,
to June 30,
1870.
Years ended June 30—
27
169
8,497
6,761
22
1,063
45,575
152,454
5,074
539
77,262
434,626
4,738
3,749
76,358
951,667
7,800
6,734
17,094
35,984
787,468
i
72.969 i
7,221 |
31,771
72,206
718,182
408
1,078
2,253
1,412
1,870
8,251
9,231
10,789
11,728
9,102
55,759
16,541
307,309
53,701
1,201
13,903
20,931
109,298
211,245
568,362
}
Total.!
1871 to 1880 | 1881 to 1890 ! 1891 to 1900 | 1901 to 1910
353.719
20,177
88,132
* 50,464
1,452,970
|
1
597.047
20,062
52,670
36,006
543,922
15,996
655,694
31,816
95,264
230,679
145.266
41,635
65,285
73,379
341,498
167,519
2,045,877
48,262
190,505
|
249,534
3,769,565
122,975
280,696
502,056
5,483,726
254,007
3,695,687
202,831
593,703
6,723
23,010
14,559
33,149
2,562
1,597,306
27,935
69,149
53,008
34,922
118,202
3,128,057
1,772,895
91
646
656
1,621
4,536
52,254
265,088
2,622
2,954
2,759
10,353
8,493
9,893
6,535
3,226
4,821
4,644
25,011
23,286
28,293
81,988
United Kingdom—
E n gla n d...................................
Scotland...................................
Ire la n d ....................................
Wales7.......................................
22,167
2,912
50,724
73,148
2,667
207,381
263,332
3,712
780,719
385,643
38,331
914,119
568,128
38,768
435,778
460,479
87,564
436,871
657,488
149,869
655,482
271,094
60,053
403,496
11,186
388,017
120,469
339,065
17,464
3,125,688
551,939.
4,306,502
35,719
8,119,848
j
f
1
J
220,769
74,241
250,407
174,706
Total United K in g d o m ___
75,803
283,191
1,047,763
1,338,093
1,042,674
984,914
1,462,839
745,829
865,015
Europe, not specified...................
43
96
155
116
210
656
10,318
4,370
1,719
18,674
Total E u ro p e .......................
98,816
495,688
1,597,502
2,452,657
2,064,407
2,261,904
4,721,602
3,703,061
8,136,016
28,071,140
IMMIGRATION.
Netherlands...................................
N orw ay...........................................
S w eden...........................................
Russia, including Russian Po
land* ...........................................
Spain4 .............................................
Portugal6........................................
Roumania3 ....................................
Switzerland................................. .
Turkey in Europe * .......................
Oct. 1,1831,
to Dee. 31,
1840.
13,624
6,599
41,728
3,271
69,309
153,871
2,631
179,226
1,415,354
2,191
383,269
5,362
392,802
3,078
1,913
746
132,672
44
368
449
96
210
462
1,183
49,642
8,112
3,834
12,301
13,528
10,660
9,043
13,957
29,042
35,040
107,548 ,
278,281
531
856
3,579
1,224
1,396
928
2,304
3,059
17,280 |
41,443
Total Am erica8...................
11,564
33,424
62,469
74,720
166,597
403,726
426,523
42,659
361,808 |
1,877,687
Islands of the Atlantic..................
352
108
337
3,090
3,446
10,056
15,798
Ch ina...............................................
2
8
35
41,397
64,301
123,201
61,711
British North America 8 ..............
Mexico * ..........................................
Central Am erica. . . .....................
West Indies—Bermuda and Mi
quelon ..........................................
South Am erica...............................
2,277
4,817
105
.........................
33,182
20,605
Tnriia.»....................................................
26
4,713
339,756
5,617
Japan9.............................................
Turkey in Asia9..............................
Other A sia ......................................
26,855
129,797
175,567
8,398
77,393
132,763
8
40
Total Asia..............................
10
Total Oceania.................................
Total A fr ic a ...................................
All other countries.........................
32,679
69,801
Grand to ta l..........................
143,439
599,125
23,166
14,937
11,059 !E
49,324
47
61
308
622
6,669
28,370
48
82
41,458
64,609
123,823
68,380
86,815
243,567 i
2
9
29
158
221
10,913
12,574
8,793
12,973 I
48,953
16
52
55
210
312
229
437
7,368
13,396
33,654 1
234,729
8,795,386 j
30,982,114
52,777
1,713,251”
25,921
15,232
1,540
1,299
1,343
1,749
2^598,214
2,314,824
£7812,191
ft, 246,613
3^844,420
» Includes 1911,1912, and 1913.
2Included in “ Europe, not specified,” prior to 1891-1900,
3 Includes also Finland after 1872.
* Includes Canary and Belearic Islands after 1900.
* Figures include the Azores and Cape Yerde Islands after 1879, they being classed with Portugal so far as that country is separately shown.
■Includes Servia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro; included in “ Europe, not specified,” prior to 1891-1900.
f Not separately stated prior to 1891-1900.
bImmigrants from British North America and Mexico were not reported from 1886 to 1895, inclusive.
* Not separately enumerated prior to 1899.
703,027
96
'IMMIGRATION.
N o. 6 6 . — A R R IV A L S O F IM M IG R A N T S , T E A R S E N D E D JU N E 30,1904 T O 1913:
B y N a t io n a li t i e s .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.}
Country of last per
manent residence.
1904
1905
1905
1912 ! 1913
____ |
338,452 168,509 170,191 ■258,737 159,057 178,882 254,825
6,396 4,162 3,692
5,402 5,711 4,169
7,405
7,243 4,954 4,395
6,984 7,555 6,191
6.478
1907
1908
1909
Austria-Hungary___ 177,156 275,693 265,138
5; 302
5,099
Belgium.................... 3,976
8,970
7,741
Denmark.................. 8,525
France, including
9,731 8,788 6,672
10,168
9,386
Corsica................... 9,406
40,574
37,564
37,807 32,309 25,540
Germany.................. 46,380
36,580 21,489 14,111
10,515
19,489
Greece....................... 11,343
Italy, including Sic
ily and Sardinia... 193,296 221,479 273,120 285,731 128,503 183,218
4,954
Netherlands.............. 4,916
6,637 5,946 4,698
4,946
25,064
22,133 12,412 13,627
21,730
Norway..................... 23,808
Portugal, including
Cape Verde and
9,608 7,307 4,956
5,028
Azore Islands........ 6,715
8,517
4,384 5,228 1,590
Roumania................ 7,087
4,437
4,476
Russian Empire, and
Finland................. 145,141 184,897 215,665 258,943 156,711 120,460
Spain, including Ca
nary and Balearic
5,784 3,899 2,B16
2,600
1,921
Islands................... 3,996
26,591
23,310
20,589 12,809 14,474
Sweden..................... 27,763
4,269
3,846
3,748 3,281 2,694
Switzerland.............. 5,023
6,585
32,126 22,117 9,015
14,176
Turkey in Europe1. 5,669
1910
' 1911
7,383 8,022 8,628
31,283 32,061 27,788
25,888 26,226 21,449
9,675
34,329
22.817
215,537 182,882 157,134
7,534 8,358 6,619
17,538 13,950 8,675
265,542
6,902
8.587
8,374 10,230
2,522 1,997
14,171
2,155
186,792 158,721 162,395
291,040
3,472 5,074 6,327
23,745 20,780 12,688
3,533 3,458 3,505
23,142 19,133 18,928
6,167
17,202
4,104
15.881
8,229
2,145
United Kingdom:
England............. 38,626
Ireland............... 36,142
Scotland............. 11,092
W ales.................. 1,730
64,709
49,491
52,945
34,995
16,9771 15.866
2,503
1.841
56,637 47,031 32,809
34,530 30.556 25,033
19,740 13.506 12.400
2,660 2,287 1,584
46,706 52,426 40,408
29,855 29,112 25,879
20,115 18,796 14,578
2,120 2,162 2,162
43.363
27,876
14,. 220
2,745
Total United
K ingdom ... 87,590
137,134^ 102,193
113,567 93,380 71,826
98,796 102,496 83,027
88,204
Europe, not specified
143
Total Europe. 767,933
13i
107|
97| 1,100
48j
974,273 1,018.365 1,199,566 691,901 054,875
British North Amer
ica..........................
2,837
Mexico....................... 1,009
714
Central America.......
West Indies and
Bermuda............... 10,193
South America......... 1,667
2,168
2,637
1,195
5,063
1,997
1,140
19,918 38,510 51.941
1,406 6.067 16,251
970 1,217.
930
1
16,641
2,576
13,656
2,757
151
377
243
371
926,291 764,757 718,875 1,055,855
56,555 56,830 55,990
18.691 19,889 23,238
893 1,193 1,242
73,802
11,926
1,473
16,689 11,888 11.180
2,779 2.315j 1,906
i
11,244 13,403 12,467
2,151 3,049 2,989
12,458
4,248
Total America. 16,420;
25,217
24,613
41,762 59.997 82,208
89,534 94,364 95,926
103,907
China........................
4,309
India..........................
261
Jaoan........................ 14,264
Turkey in Asia......... 5,235
Other Asia................ 2,117
2,166
190
10,331
6,157
2,081
1,544
216
13,835
6,354
351
9611 1,397
898 1,040
30,226 15,803
8,053 9.753
386j
372
1,943
203
3.111
7,506
141
1,968 1,460 1,765
1.696
524
175
2,720! 4,520 6,114
15.212; 10,229 12,788
607
1,937| 695
2,105
179
8.281
23,955
838
Total A sia.. . . 26,186
23,925
22.300
40.524j 28.365i 12.904
23,533 17,428 21,449
35,358
2,166
757
161
1,733
712
33.012
Total Oceania...........
Total Africa..............
All other countries..
1,555
686
90
1.989
1.486
22
1.179
1,411
17j
892
858
49
1,097■ 1,043
1.072
950
43
39
898
1,009
■35
1,340
1.409
23
1
Total immi
!
grants.......... 812,870 1,026.499,1,100,735 1,285,349 >82,870 751,786 1,041,570 878,5871838,172 1,197,892
i
1 Includes Servia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro.
A LIEN PASSENGER MOVEMENT.
No. 6 7 .—IMMIGRANT AND NONIMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED AND
EMIGRANT AND NONEMIGRANT ALIENS DEPARTED, WITH EXCESS
OF ALIENS ADMITTED OR DEPARTED, YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 1911,
TO 1913: 13y N a t i o n a l i t i e s .
[ Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
Coming from country
specified.
Country.
1911.
Austria.........................................
Hungary......................................
Belgium.......................................
Bulgaria, Servia, and MonteDenmark......................................
France, including Corsica..........
German Empire..........................
Greece..........................................
Italy, including Sicily and Sar
dinia........................................
Netherlands.................................
Norway........................................
Portugal, including Cape Verde
and Azore Islands....................
Romnania....................................
Russian Empire and Finland...
> including Canary and
United Kingdom:
England
Ireland.
Scotland.
Wales____
Other Europe.
Total Europe.
China..................
Japan................ .
India................. .
Turkey in A sia ..
Other Asia.........
Total Asia.
Immi
grant
aliens.
1,625
601
735
83,754
77.529
6,446
45,160
41,182
1,017
3,155
3,618
750
48,315
44,800
1,767
4,695
7,555
8,022
32,061
26,220
2,246
2,956
4,778
7,838
10,268
35,017
26.530
3,154
469
3,148
6,042
9,376
137
337
3,205
4,194
3,291
806
6,853
10.236
10,066
182,882
8,358
13,950
7,139
434
1,073
190,021
8,792
15,023
72,640
461
1,400
8,695
716
523
81,335
8,374
2,522
158,721
54
96
8,428
2; 618
160,970
1,459
669
27,053
418
94
4,420
1,877
1,923
763
31,473
1,171
491
216
6,245
21,271
3,674
14,577
1.396
1,615
667
4,688
472
365
52,426
29,112
18.796
2,162
377
12,527
1,108
2,417
64,953
30,220
21,213
2,510
436
5,441
1,984
1,528
145
10
13,106
1,279
2,367
137
29
18,547
764,757
38,354
803,111
230,704
50,044
280,748
1.460
4,520
524
10,229
695
1,737
509
155
82
82
3,197
5,029
679
10,311
777
3,354
92
1,905
17,428
2,565
19,993
956
185
1,141
56.830
1,193
19,889
3.049
13,403
1,085
1(50
12,477
1,812
2,066
1,908
7,130
2,069
219
69,307
3,005
21,955
4,957
20,533
83,949
61
1912.
j
Austria.........................................
85,854
Hungary......................................
93.028
Belgium.......................................
4,169
Bulgaria, Servia, and Monte
n e g r o ......................................
4.447
Denmark......................................
6,191
France, including Corsica..........
8.628
German Empire..........................
27,788
Greece...........................................
21,449
Italy, including Sicily and Sar
dinia.......................................... 157,134
Netherlands..
. .
t», (‘.19
Norway........................................
8,675
-s a m s —
2,249
7
151,713 1,030,300
+ 35,439
+ 32,729
+ 4,679
1.177
5,074
20,780
3,458
14,438
Grand total....................... ' 878,587
26187
E m i
grant
aliens.
Excess of
aliens
admit
ted ( + )
Total
or aliens
Nonemi
aliens
grant
depart
departed. ed ( - ) .
82,129
70,928
5,711
Africa...........................................
Australia, Tasmania, and New
Pacific Islands, not specif
British North Am erica..
Central America Mexico................
South America..
West Indies........
United States.. .
Other countries.
NonimTotal
migrant ! aliens
aliens, .admitted.
Going to country
specified.
2,424
2,087
1,032
4,997
+522,363
3,686
4,035
274
2,083
+
+
+
994
405
8,228
8,172
10,172
+
9,821
276
507
+
634
474
30
49,373
347
463
1.183
4,584
348
34,913
1,917
2,290
1,926
10,754
117,135
31
1,433
378
84,286
2,264
2,753
3,109
15,338
117,135
92
+
636
—
159
— 14,979
+
741
+ 19,202
+ 1,848
+ 5,195
— 33,186
—
31
222,549
518,215
+512,085
61
295,6!
178
35
5.842
1.280
786
91.696
94.308
4,955
46,137
42,423
1,103
3,142
2,862
49,279
45,285
1,926
+ 42,417
+ 49,023
332
2,327
3,500
452
5.405
6,523
10.955
31,288
21,901
3,577
665
3,473
5,785
11,461
222
415
3,551
5,472
783
3.799
1,080
7,024
11,257
12,244
+ 1,606
+ 5,443
+ 3,931
+ 20,031
+ 9,;657
10,988
581
1,155
168,122
7,200
108,388
564
2,310
10,101
878
613
118,489
1,442
+ 49,633
+ 5,758
+ 0,907
98
A L IE N PASSENGER MOVEMENT.
No. 6 7 . — Im m ig ra n t a n d N o n im m ig ra n t A l i e n s A d m itte d a n d E m ig r a n t an ii
N o n e m ig r a n t A l ie n s D e p a r t e d , w i t h E x c e s s op A l ie n s A d m it t e d o r D e
p a r te d , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1911 t o 1913: B y N a t i o n a l i t i e s — Continued.
Coming from country
specified.
i
iI
!
Going to country
specified.
Country.
Immi
grant
aliens.
Nonim
Total
migrant
aliens
aliens. admitted.
1
191 8—Continued.
Portugal, includi]
and Azore Islan<
Russian Empire and Finland...
Spain, including Canary and
Balearic Islands.......................
Turkey in Europe..
United Kingdom:
England.......... .
Ireland............
Scotland............
Wales................
Other Europe........
Total Europe..
China.................
Japan................
India..................
Turkey in A sia.,
Other Asia........ ,
Total Asia..
Africa...........................................
Australia. Tasmania, and New
Zealand.
Pacific I.
British North America.
Other Central America.
Mexico................
South America..
West Indies........
United States....
Other countries..
Grand total..
1913.
Austria.......................................
Hungary......................................
Belgium.......................................
Bulgaria, Servia, and Montenej p o - v .....................................
Denmark.....................................
France, including Corsica.’ !!!!!
German Empire........................ .
Greece......................................... .
ItaLy,^ including Sicily and SarNetherlands............................... .
Norway......................................
Portugal, including Cape Verde
and Azore Islands....................
Roumania....................................
Russian Empire and Finland...
Spain, including Canary and
Balearic Islands.....................
Sweden.......................................
Switzerland................................
Turkey in Europe.....................
United Kingdom:
England...............................
Ireland.................................
Scotland...............................
Wales...................................
Other Europe............................
10,230
1,997
162,395
6,327
12,688
3,505
14,481
61
100
5,962
1,127
487 i
263
374
10,291
2,097
168,357
1,916
550
34,681
222
105
4,911
2,138
655
39,592
7,454
13,175
3,768
14,855
1,581
2,490
510
5,926
870
719
360
350
2,451
3,209
870
6,276
+ 8,153
+ 1,442
+128,765
+
+
+
+
5,003
9,966
2,898
8,579
40,408
25,879
14,578
2,162
243
18,139
1,170
2,472
395
31
58,547
27.049
17.050
2,557
274
6,700
3,082
2,195
185
22
15,602
1,793
2,853
217
18
22,302
4,875
5,048
402
40
718,875
58,782
777,657
285,724
56,882
342,606
+435,051
1,765
6,114
175
12,788
607
1,148
412
137
175
67
2,913
6,526
312
12,963
674
2,609
1,485
182
1,551
104
891
424
136
335
36
3,500
1,909
318
1,886
140
587
+ 4,617
6
+ 11,077
+
534
21,449
1,939
23,388
5,931
1,822
7,753
+ 15,635
1,009
242”
1,251
794
104
53,990
1,242
23,238
2,989
12,467
1,189
188
11,556
1,875
1,946
2,093
8,299
90,854
20
1,983
292
67,546
3,117
25,184
5,082
20,766
90,854
35
645
43
33,506
328
605
1,319
4,864
178,983 1,017,155
15
838,172
266~
322~
+ 36,245
+ 22,174
+ 12,002
+ 2,155
+
234
588~ ~+
31
1,180
247
63,326
1,842
2,231
2,387
12,829
138,930
32
1,825
290
96,832
2,170
2,836
3,706
17,693
138,930
63
333,262
663
+
158
+
2
- 29,286
+
947
+ 22,348
+ 1,376
+ 3,073
- 48,076
28
282,030
615,292
+401,863
137,245
117,580
7,405
11,403
1,233
1,382
148,648
118,813
8,787
28,760
29,904
803
3,064
2,851
688
31,824
32,755
1,491
+116,824
+ 86,058
+ 7,296
1,753
6,478
9,675
34,329
22,817
205
369
2,484
4,784
528
1,958
6,847
12,159
39,113
23,345
9,664
608
3,430
4,759
30,603
1,757
356
2,406
5,209
4,289
11,421
964
5,836
9,968
34,892
- 9,463
+ 5,883
+ 6,323
+ 29,145
- 11,547
265,542
6,902
8,587
21,713
924
1,368
287,255
7,826
9,955
88,021
599
1,710
8,242
859
637
96,263
1,458
2,347
+190,992
+ 6,368
+ 7,608
14,171
2,155
291,040
56
183
14,120
14,227
2,338
305,160
1,965
319
26,923
241
77
4,410
2,206
396
31,333
+ 12,021
+ 1,942
+273,827
6,167
17,202
4,104
14,128
2,060
725
406
217
8,227
17,927
4,510
14,345
2,029
1,989
449
4,809
925
474
381
547
2,954
2,463
830
5,356
+ 5,273
+ 15,464
+ 3,680
+ 8,989
43,363
27,876
14,220
2,745
371
23,296
1,477
3,304
632
209
66,659
29,353
17,524
3,377
580
5,969
2,894
2,179
157
16
14,843
1,467
2,701
190
17
20,812
4,361
4,880
347
33
+ 45,847
+ 24,992
+ 12,644
+ 3,030
+
547
93,078 1,148,933
248,559
56,631
Total Europe.....................1,05.'.,
1,05.'., 855
Emi
grant
aliens.
Excess of
aliens:
admit
ted ( + )
Nonemi
Total
or aliens
grant
aliens
depart
aliens. departed. ed ( - ) .
305,190 | +843,743
ALIEN PASSENGER MOVEMENT.
99
No. 6 7 . — I m m i g r a n t a n d N o n im m i g r a n t A l i g n s A d m i t t e d a n d E m i g r a n t a n d
N o n e m ig r a n t A l i e n s D e p a r t e d , w it h E x c e s s o f A lie n s A d m itte d o r D e
p a r t e d , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1911 t o 1913: B y N a t i o n a l i t i e s — Continued.
Coming from country
specified.
Country.
1913—Continued.
China..................
Japan..................
India...................
Turkey in Asia..
Other Asia.........
Imini'
mt
Nonim
migrant
Total
aliens
admitted.
2,105
8,28L
179
23,955
751
373
151
2,856
8,654
330
24,220
956
2,303
731
240
1,313
103
407
374
106
292
34
2,710
1,105
346
1, r
137
37,016
4,690
1,213
5,903
1,409
334
1,743
1,229
111
73,802
1,473
11,926
4,248
12,458
1,596
191
14,165
1,926
2,134
2,502
8,591
103,150
10
2,825
302
87,967
3,399
14,060
6,750
21,049
103,150
33
645
29
46,981
482
991
1,367
4,223
229,335 1,427,227
Total Asia..
Africa............................................
Australia, Tasmania, and New
Zealand.....................................
Pacific Islands (not specified)..
British North America...............
Central America..........................
Mexico..........................................
South America............................
West Indies.................................
United States..............................
Other countries...........................
23
Grand total....................... .1,197,892
Going to country
specified.
Emi
grant
aliens.
NonemjTotal
grant
aliens
aliens. departed.
287
496
14
1,399
208
94,010
1,982
2,302
2,321
12,410
130,946
25
2,044
237
140,991
2,464
3,293
3,688
16,633
130,946
39
308,190
303,734
611,924
100
IN W A R D PASSENGER MOVEMENT.
No. 6 8 — ARRIVALS OF PASSENGERS AT THE PRINCIPAL PORTS FROM
FOREIGN COUNTRIES, 1902 TO 1913: D i s t i n g u i s h i n g U n i t e d S t a t e s C i t i z e n s
J R e t u r n in g , N o n im m i g r a n t A l i e n s , a n d I m m i g r a n t s , R e s p e c t i v e l y .
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner General of Immigration, Department of Labor.]
New York, N. Y.
U. S.
citizens
return
ing.
Non
immi
grant
aliens.
1902.
110,636
22,287
1903.
1904.
108,345
113,556
21,270
21,627
606,019
1905.
123,618
27,667
788,219
1906.
1907.
135,959
Year ended June 30 -
19081909.
Immi
grants.
Philadelphia, Pa.
U.S.
Non
citizens j immiretum- grant
ing.
aliens.
gers
arrived.
626,185
631,885
4,295 |
761,500
741,202
3,483
3,779
939,504
880,036 1,068,847
44,975
146,747 111,539 1,004,756 1,263,042
15.S. 619 99,008
585,970
813,597
3,924
3,258
3,158
3,252
169,820 144,140
170.210 109,921
580,617
1912.
182,724 100,059
179.358 112,268
637,003
605,151
919.786
896,777
2,905
3,527
3,983
1913.
160,686 139.937
892,653 1,199,276
3,999
1910.
1911.
894,577
786,094 1,066,225
Boston, Mass.
Non
r . s.
Year ended June 30— * citizens
immi Immi
return grant , grants.
aliens.
ing.
449
424
1G1
326
577
1.008
433
789
2.030
1.271
3,606
4.271
Immi
grants.
TiiUil
passen
gers
arrived.
17,175
32,479
19,467
23,111
27,929
23.824
23,186
'
!
j
'
21,627
27,760
30,501
lit, 458
27,839
34,7(57
20,049
14,294
18,335
37,641
42,576
49,827
45,029
43,749
69.466
51,338
67,736
Baltimore, Md. ■
Total 1 u. s.
passen- citizens
returnarrived. i!! ing.
Non
immi
grant
aliens.
Immi
grants.
Total
passen
gers
arrived.
1902..
12,173
1,450
39,465
53,088
1,185
158
39,679
1903..
12,560
33,252
2,331
1,705
62,838
77,729
1,239
158
55,802
57,199
60,278
17,243
735
65,107
12,285
5,103
12,558
62,229
70,164
41,363
36,318
53,617
75,235
83,065
80,2S1
1,416
1,636
1,367
77
230
290
66,940
62,314
54,064
57,433
64, 080
5(1,022
95,142
64,110
1,514
1,484
1,074
1,121
66,910
31,489
18,966
69,498
1,030
653
1,546
682
1,290
1,136
593
814
22,866
21,667
24,749
23,617
1,104
763
32,833
34,700
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907.1908..
1909-.
1910..
1911..
12,420
11,715
11,284
11,002
9,244
11,577
8,458
1912..
11,019
10,517
8,423
10,008
45,866
38,782
59,179
71,319
65.307
59.307
1913.......................................;
11,894
11,649
54,740
78,283 1
San Francisco, Cnl.
Year ended June 3 0 - j ,./ty.Jns
j retumj ing.
Non
immi
grant
aliens.
Immi
grants.
30,563
41,022
33,626
21,633
32,275
Total United State?.
Total
passen
gers
arrived.
NonI U. S.
1 citizens immi
[ returngrant
1 ing.
aliens.
Im mi
grants.
Total
passen
gers
arrived.
1902................. ..................... ’
1,986
1,512
5,271
30,092
648,743
820,893
1903.................. ................... 1
1904................. ................... j
2,186
2,201
1,245
7,256
10,6K? !
110,669 128,119
857,046
1,025,834
2,610
9,036
13,847
147,974
27,844
812,870
988,688
1905................. ................... •
2,473
1,108
6,377
9,958
167,227
40,889 1,026,499
1,234,615
4,138
3,539
10,711
10,389
177,488 65,618 1,100,735
191,797 153,120 1,285,349
1,356,278
1 680,2US
1,325,142
1,161,408
8,769 1 142,058
1906..................
4.641
1,767
1907.................. ....................
1908................. ....................
4,567
2,283
5,303
11,887
200,447 141,825
6,351
2,976
4,273
3,608
1909................. ...................
3,103
13,727
217,173 192,449
1910................. ...................
5,818
4,387
4,233
1911,...............
1912................. .....................
4,249
5,567
4,417
4,108
3,419
3,958
14,438 1 243,191 156,467 1.011,570 1.4 SI."life
12,085 , 269,128 151,713
878,587 j 1,299,428
13,693 ! 280,801 178,983 , 838,172 . 1,297,956
1913................. .....................
6,909 | 3,381
5,554
14,844 j
782,870
751,786
286,604 !229,335 1,197,892 | 1,713,831
1
101
OUTWARD PASSENGER MOVEMENT.
No. <59.—DEPARTURES OF PASSENGERS FROM THE SEAPORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES, ETC., 1888 TO 1913: D is t in
g u i s h i n g S e x , C h i l d r e n o k A d u l t s , a n d P o r t i o n o p S h ip O c c u p ie d .
[Sources: Previous to July 1,1907, the Bureau of Statistics; subsequently, the Bureau of Immigration
procured these statistics through the courtesy of owners and agents of vessels and not by law.
There are no data for 1896 and 1897.]
Cabin passengers.
Year ended June 30—
■
Adults.
Male.
,
Children.
Female, j1 Total. 1 Male.
1888......................................................... 62,036
1889......................................................... 63,437
66,130
6o.056
26,807 i
27,628
30,359
32,692
1892........................................................ 61,763
1893........................................................ 57,904
1894........................................................ 70,864
1895........................................................ |64,887
1898........................................................ 51,533
1899........................................................
1900........................................................
Female.
Total.
JUliU.
88,843
91,065
96,489
97,748
5.045
4,945
5,297
5,604
3,090
3,892
4,099
3,756
8,135
8,837
9,396
9,360
96,978
99,902
105,885
107,108
33,966
27,995
38,611
38,366
31,130
95,729
85,899
109,475
103,253
85,663
5,717
5,503
7,622
5,828
5,111
3,706
3,727
4,834
3,812
3,780
'9,423
9,230
12,456
9,640
8,891
105,152
95,129
121,931
112,893
94,554
76,106
87,041
84,853
1902........................................................ 91,308
1903........................................................ 99,432
41,099
51,096
49,739
53,770
57,293
117,205
138,137
134,592
145,078
156,725
6,418
10,315
7,646
7,757
6,965
4,624
7,433
6,326
5,277
4,994
11,042
17,758
13,972
13,034
11,959
128.247
155,895
148,564
158,112
168,684
109,469
119,287
125,340
130,276
136,981
136, 781
60,797
67,146
74,471
73,273
78,130
89,238
170,266
186,433
199,811
203.549
215,111
226,019
8,235
8,544
8,798
13,008
13,489
11,200
6,112
6,231
6,060
8,336
8,181
7,581
14,347
1-1,775
14,858
21,344
21,670
18,781
184,613
201.208
214,669
224.893
236,781
244,800
1906........................................................
1907.........................................................
1908........................................................
1909........................................................
Passengers otheT than cabin.
r ended June HO—
Adults.
Male.
Children.
Female.
-
Total.
Male.
Female. , Total.
Total
Total
passen
gers
departed.
1888....................................
1889..................................
1890....................................
1891....................................
77,755 '
95,723
83,110 !
89,034
26,788
31,016
32,914
35,092
104,543
126,739
116,024
124,126
6,221
7,479
8,698
9,268
3,470 1 9,691
5,437 1 12,916
7,532 ! 16,230
6,004 15/272
114,234
139,655
132,254
139,398
211,212
239,557
2S8,139
246,506
1892....................................
3893....................................
96,834 ,
88,315
112,941
123.845
78,621 !
38,602
S3,384
52,794
64,951
36,446
135,436
121,699
165,735
188,796
115,067
9,999
8,352
15,798
17,257
10,001
5,969 15,968
5,444 ; 13,796
9,307 25,105
10,612 27,869
5,789 15,790
151,404
135,495
190,840
216,665
130,857
256,556
230,664
312,771
329,558
225,411
1899....................................
1900....................................
1901....................................
1902....................................
78,061
7*.230
96 797
99,966
132,891
34,417
36,268
42,353
48,359
51,206
112,478
114,498
139,150
148,325
184,100
8,836
13,906
10,968
12,067
13,395
6,447 15,283
9,095 23,001
8,042 19,010
8,256 |20,323
9,082 :122,477
127,761
137,499
158,160
168,648
206,577
256,008
293,404
306,724
326,760
375,261
1904....................................
209.191
210.270
179,8l>9
211.997
378,246
199,851
83.065
87,234
74,464
!1 88,085
| 168,478
94,152
292,256
297,504
254,333
303,082
546,724
294,003
JX.249
22, m
16,591
25,704
63,751
30,249
323,591
334,943
282,068
344,989
637,905
341,652
508,204
536,151
496,737
569,882
874,686
586,452
Sex
j
1
1895....................................
190C....................................
1907....................................
1908....................................
1909....................................
!
i
13,086
15,335
11,144
16,203
27,430
17,400
' 31,335
I 37,439
27,735
1 41,907
i 91,181
47,649 j
Total passengers departed.
Year ei l'ded J une 30—
i
12 12 years
Female. Under
and
years.
over.
Male.
1910....................................................
1911...................................................
1912..................................................
..............
1913.................
481,816
611,939
689,398
682,337
Agos.
J
241,172
255,748
279,784
277,289
80,789
96,892
102,710
102,014
642,229
770,795
866,472
857,612
i Portion of ship
occupied.
Total.
Cabin. ! Steer
age.
1
1
396,040
436,071
463 699
50<j’ 278
326,978
431,616
505,483
450 348
723,018
867,687
969 182
959’ 020
a n d A v e r a g e D a il y A t t e n d a n c e of P u p il s ;
A v e r a g e D u r a t io n o f S c h o o l T e r m ; N u m b e r , S e x , a n d S a l a r y of I n stru ctor s i n , a n d T o t a l E x p e n d it u r e s f o r , t h e P ublic
S c h o o ls , b y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v is io n s .
102
No. 7 0 .— SCHOOL POPULATION, SCHOOL YEAR ENDING JUNE, 1912: E n r o l lm e n t
ISource: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Estimated
number
of children
5 to 18 years
of age.
State.
Teachers.
Pupils.
Number
enrolled.
Average
daily
attendance.
Average
duration
of school,
in days.
Male.
Female.
Total.
Salaries of
teachers.
Total
expenditure.
255,491
22,813
261,747
318,666
120,326
132.4
135.5
117.9
173.4
175.0
3,196
122
5,044
1,921
902
6,401
765
5,131
11,327
4,823
9,597
887
10,175
13,248
5,725
Dollars.
2,880,692
518,847
3,174,743
12,687,314
3,836,167
Dollars.
3,708,418
1,381,078
3,837,549
23,978,621
6,331,216
266,310
51,007
68,212
230,463
861,409
197,852
35,902
57,781
157,161
571,230
155,735
22,519
46,231
110,364
357,243
184.2
170.0
179.2
122.2
142.0
361
117
214
966
3,029
5,130
826
1,523
3,318
10,076
5,491
943
1,737
4,284
13,105
3,250,672
400,000
1,727,297
1,325,098
3,826,297
5,862,967
600,000
3,088,895
2,724,411
5,094,430
95,592
1,432,623
684,981
584,032
460,122
81,902
987,379
532,821
507,109
395,064
66,359
865,009
430,862
368,631
298,128
152.0
158.0
168.0
172.0
172.0
689
5,746
5,844
2,600
2,639
2,021
24,727
11,660
24,148
11,464
2,710
30,473
17,504
26,748
14,103
1,649,648
17,148,778
9,930,347
9,179,694
6,833,130
2,959,124
34,217,582
16,443,654
14,910,694
11,158,256
682,384
538,026
172,381
346,064
779,389
513,118
287,988
1X9,957
228,425
546,914
292,569
173,797
107,768
146,408
458,065
139.2
132.0
164.2
185.0
186.0
5,382
1,410
818
895
1,615
5,707
5,218
6,710
4,843
14,818
11,089
6,628
7,528
5,738
16,433
3,813,345
3,011,625
2,083,875
2,912,377
13,991,767
6,699,872
4,608,427
3,151,917
4,129,747
22,502,935
Michigan....................................................................................
Minnesota..................................................................................
712,713
581,742
602,856
870,456
87,314
555,137
446,083
492,756
687,920
70,065
464,556
335,951
301,922
493,444
50,836
172.0
162.0
123.0
157.4
165.4
2,708
1,730
2,924
5,025
399
16,116
14,343
8,029
13,601
2,406
18,824
16,073
10,953
18,626
2,805
9,943,719
8,562,838
2,173,717
8,971,809
1,929,193
16,730,370
15,224,507
2,806,562
14,720,856
3,354,934
Nebraska...................................................... ............................
331,209
14,887
96,486
613,726
103,442
285,220
11,098
63,186
459,189
61,027
213,488
8,190
49,524
348,238
40,018
158.5
145.0
169.0
187.8
125.0
1,470
68
243
1,753
510
9,469
461
2,735
11,753
1,088
10,939
529
2,978
13,506
1,598
5,068,989
402,192
1,097,716
10,087,509
588,359
8,757,288
625,562
1,826,643
20,332,502
1,112,840
Arkansas....................................................................................
California.............................................................................. .
Connecticut...............................................................................
District of Columbia.................................................................
Florida........................................................................................
i
Louisiana...................................................................................
Massachusetts............................................................................
N
Hampshire........................................................................
ttew Jersey.................................................................................
New Mexico...............................................................................
STATISTICS
429,725
33,310
409,746
414,078
177,428
EDUCATIONAL
700.812
54,528
512,673
500,995
200,541
1,457,391
525,507
139,361
853,002
449,027
1,164,992
332,546
99,686
659,044
286,273
187.5
109.2
146.3
165.5
130.0
5,334
3,159
1,260
8,433
3,369
41,662
8,756
6,309
20,026
8,361
11,915
7,569
28,459
11,730
39,265,464
2,327,239
2,976,856
15,904,958
4,072,302
57,146,455
3,777,125
5,459,002
28,858,413
Oregon............
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..
South D akota..
160,397
1,986,103
131,462
518,910
172,968
1,322,254
81,799
331,587
132,764
112,057
1,061,673
64,878
217,011
87,792
143.5
171.0
194.1
92.0
167.1
8,154
200
1,581
1,071
4,190
28,791
2,228
5,542
5,493
5,189
36,945
2,428
7,123
6,564
3,022,549
21,137,685
1,557,108
1,766,367
2,424,996
6,095,111
42,557,986
2,404,652
2,380,714
4,109,642
Tennessee..
Texas........
Utah.........
Verm ont..,
Virginia...
667,117
1,280,597
114,694
83,508
640,199
539,911
830,642
92,129
64,518
409,825
560,173
75,313
52,160
264,835
127.8
132.0
155.6
160.0
138.9
3,970
6,455
1,964
7,467
15,588
1,935
3,139
9,053
11,437
22,043
2,637
3,432
11,017
3,465,169
9,815,018
1,564,522
1,033,759
3,200,253
5,537,031
14,497,750
3,626,686
1,815,267
5,262,130
280,778
370,369
656,901
224,410
284,757
473,426
26,502
170,041
194,900
338,500
19,877
174.0
137.0
179.6
147.5
1,545
4,214
1,570
174
6,496
5,098
12,704
1,051
8,041
9,312
14,274
1,225
6,051,881
2,977,722
7,607,613
619,316
10,526,931
5,030,940
11,767,389
977,022
25,167,445
18,218,003
13,315,537
158.2
114,787
434,526
549,313
283,798,531
482,315,142
6,325,611
7,825,533
3,818,192
5,552,348
1,645,761
4,333,060
5,995,286
2,602,175
3,952,913
1,334,469
3,463,033
4,655,091
1,692,057
2,500,860
1,004,496
180.9
165.1
131.9
129,5
163,7
18,771
40,096
16,139
31,750
8,031
116,966
170,060
49,035
61,902
36,563
135,737
210,156
65,174
93,652
44,594
93,505,555
104,553,727
20,462,650
32,406,611
32,869,988
157,601,324
182,357,653
32,088,392
49,298,648
Washington___
West Virginia..
Wisconsin.......
Wyoming........
Total..
North A tlantic.,
North Central..
South A tlantic..
South Central...
Western.............
103
1 For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
STATISTICS.
2,166,246
731,659
178,613
1,159,173
567,883
EDUCATIONAL
New York.........
North Carolina.
North D akota..
Ohio...................
Oklahoma.........
11)4
No.
A
PC
EDUCATION AL STATISTICSlRY
OF SCH OOL POPULATION ,1 1870 TO 1912: E n r o l l m e n t ,
PERI NTEN DENTS A N D TEACHER S E M P L O Y E D IN , A N D EXP EN D ITU RES
)OLS.2
ouree: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Teachers.
tils.
Sell
ye
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1687.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
Number
enrolled in Average
daily
public
schools. attendance.
6,871,522
7,561,582
7,815,306
8,003,614
8,444,251
8,785,678
8,869,115
8,965,000
9,438,883
9,504,458
9,867,505
10,000,896
10,211,578
10,651,828
10,982,364
11,398,024
11,664,460
11,884,944
12,182,600
12,392,200
12,722,581
13,050,132
13,255,921
13,483,340
13,995,357
14,243,765
14,498,956
14,823,059
15,103,874
15,176,219
15,503,110
15,688,602
15,917,‘585
15,999,717
16,256,038
16,408,300
10,641,970
16,890,818
17,061,962
17,506,175
17,813,852
18,035,118
18,218,003
4,077,347
4,545,317
4,658,844
4,745,459
5,050,840
5,248,114
5,291,376
5,426,595
5,783,065
5,876,077
6,144,143
6,145,932
6,331,242
6,652,392
7,055,696
7,297,529
7,526,351
7,681,806
7,906,9S6
8,005,969
8,153,635
8,408,323
8,560,603
8,837,199
9,263,350
9,548,722
9,781,475
10,052,554
10,356,458
' 10,328,396
j 10,632,772
i 10,714,613
| 11,064,164
11,053,158
11,318,256
j 11,481,531
13,712,300
! 11,925,672
12,154,172
12,684,837
| 12,827,307
! 12,871,980
13,315,537
Male.
77,529
90,293
94,992
97,790
103,465
108,791
109,780
114,312
119,404
121,490
122,795
122,511
118,892
116,388
118,905
121,762
123,792
127,093
126,240
124,467
125,525
123,360
121,573
122,472
125,402
129,706
130,373
131,221
132,257
131,207
126,588
126,491
120,883
1.16,720
113,744
110,532
109,179
104,414
104,495
108,300
110,481
110,328
114,787
Female.
122,986
129,932
134,929
139,723
144,982
149,074
149,838
152,738
157,743
158,840
103,798
171,349
ISO,187
188,001
195.110
204,154
207,601
212,367
220,894
232.110
238,397
245,028
252,653
200.278
263,547
268,336
269,923
273.737
278,556
283,005
290,474
305,292
320,936
333,144
341,498
349.737
356,884
376,902
390,968
398,153
412,729
423.278
434,526
Total.
•salaries oi
.superintend-1 e £ erp
ents and
tcacheis.
Dollar*.
37,832,506
200,515
42,580,853
220.225
229.921
45.935.681
237, 513
47,932,050
50,785,056
248,447
257,865
54.722,250
55,358,166
259,618
54,973,776
267,050
56,155,133
277,147
280,330
54,639,731
55,942,972
286,593
293,860
58,012,463
299,079
60,594,933
304,389
64,798,859
314,015
68,384,275
325,916
72,878,993
70,270,434
331,393
339,460
78,639,964
347,134
83,022,562
87,568,306
356,577
91,836,484
368.922
368,388
96,303,069
374.226 100,298,256
382,750 104,560,339
383,949 109,202,405
398,042 113,872,388
400,296 117,139,841
404,958 119,310,503
410,813 124,192,270
414,272 129,345,873
423.062 137,687, 746
431,783 143,28G, 204
441,819 151.443.681
449,864 157,635,732
455,242 167,824,753
460,269 177,462,981
466.063 186,483,464
481,316 202,047,814
495, 463 219,780,123
506,453 237,013,913
523,210 4253,915,470
533,606 4266,678,471
549,313 4283,798,531
Dollars.
63,396,066
69,107,612
74,234,476
76,238,464
80,054,286
83,504,007
83,082,578
79,439,826
79,083,200
76,192,375
78,091,687
83,642,964
88,990,466
96,750,003
103,212,837
110,328,375
113,322,545
115,783,890
124.244.911
132,539,783
140, fi06,7J5
147,494,809
155,817,012
164,171,057
172,502,843
175,809,279
183,498,965
187,682,2G9
194.292.911
200,154,597
214,964,618
227,465,664
238,262,299
252,804,081
273,216,227
291,616,660
307,7(55,659
336,898,333
371,344,410
401,397,747
426,250,434
446.720,929
482,315,142
ublic, graded, and high schools, but excludes private schools.
1 Hawaii not included. Indian Territory not included prior to 1901.
. except United States census years.
Eilariea of teachers and principals only.
105
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No. 7 £ .—PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS AND
ACADEMIES, SCHOOL TEAR 1913: Num ber and Sex o f I n s tr u c t o r s avd
Students, by S ta te s a nd by G eograp hic Divisions.
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Private hi 'h schools.
Public high schools.1
Secondary
teachers.
109
13
138
231
Fe
male.
279
37
248
313
46
211
1,459
455
5,312
702
4,194
23,543
7,515
7,224
899
5,311
28,119
9,634
201
464
64
152
117
7,264
897
2,496
1,5-11
6,084
1,109
3,136
2,430
8,468
120
Connecticut................
Delaware....................
District of Columbia.
Florida..
Georgia............................... '
86
273
34
91
117
410
Idaho___
Illinois...
Indiana..
Iowa.......
Kansas...
656
617
576
412
151
1,490
1,207
764
715
158
2,453
1,791 31,123
1,239 23,110
1,465 i 18,772
924 |14,354
3,069
38,261
26,939
25,672
20,246
195
218
244
962
310
5,202
267
2,887
377 i 5,217
281 ! 4,350
1,750 30,317
6,947
4,634
6,720
5,924
35,145
1,323
1,062
261
897
182
20,159
13,690
3,742
16,473
1,882
25,792
19,318
4,975
22,016
2,676
724
9,694
37 ,
371
198
2,802
792 12.936
45 I
834
13,638
541
3,523
15,959
180
Kentucky..
Louisiana..
Maine.........
Maryland.
110
181
91
812
672
Michigan...
Minnesota..
Mississippi.
Missouri----Montana...
156
434
48
201
815
108
54
5 !
20 j
59
92
13 .
30
160
14
1,331
109
136
13
287
35 '
336 , l,51u
54 '
120
1.478
222
481
2,830
425
18
42
37
151
2,015
160
383
125 j
60
456
2,397
137
1,859
147
1,014
545
2,074
34
217
86
24
428
379 I 2,285
io i
i1, m i
124
253
1,507
556
85
470
4,385
1.170
2.479
9.*8
118
91
75
156
377
1,628
200
81 i 1,151
1,445
106
144
1,576
513 ! 4.040
2,021
188
1,493
1,3110
4,491
166
64
160
28
248
41
1,278
2.040
1,093
2,037
288
2,079
2, 2:6
m
2,301
133
264
4
69 I 1,839
223 I 2,598
18
60
26 j
74
34 j
45 !
552
365
16
60
148
New York..........
North Carolina..
North Dakota...
Ohio...................
Oklahoma..........
644
242
158
825
202
1,945
276
216
1,827
3,488
304
57,464
5,048
3,020
34,080
5,781
68,710
7,102
4,186
39,665
7,780
239
75
11
72
20
Oregon...............
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island. . .
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
138
892
22
273
1,866
136
185
345
1,629
170
216
258
5,563
35,799
3,385
3,136
3,120
7,061
43,838
3,700
4,624
4,421
18 | 55
488
136
54
16
58
31 !
312
949
154
88
342
295
847
129
175
461
5,619
16,877
2,673
2,329
6,357
7,594
22,841
3,010
2,925
9,210
I
!
i
!
188
257
134
44
204
565
181
661
165
10,633
3,177
16, 733
642
12,877 '
4,105
20,343 |
920
32
116
5
Utah........
Vermont..
Virginia...
217
87
Washington—
West Virginia..
Wisconsin........
Wyoming.........
Total..
95
494
51
Fe
male.
FeI id ale.
Nebraska.............
Nevada................
New Hampshire..
New Jersey.........
New Mexico........
102
Secondary
students.
Num. !_
ber. !
Fe
male.
Alabama..
Arizona...
Arkansas..
California.
Colorado..
Secondary
teachers.
Secondary
students.
Num
ber.
11,277
30,326 ,501,958 632,813
2,168
2,318
5,113
1,263
1,644
6,005 9,043 .157,513 189,208
9,912 12,746 i204,334 260,497
1,880 2,082 : 33,686 46,108
2,847 2,890 , 49,614 67,306
2,768 3, ,565 56.811 69,694
684
553
344
643
171
15
83
34
K09
1,781
90
1,065
188
42
6,650
2,843
177
67
81
26
412
6,170
653
730
216
(06
5,493
.'31
*81
292
172
256
96
65
192
3,472
3,361
1,785
728
2,352
2,438
3,162
496
91
59 ■
150 j 1,419
2,6 3
3*0
2,63
426
1, 8.)5
796
2,420
624
1,588
118
7,698 j 69,542
Geographic divisions.2
North Atlantic..
North Central...
South Atlantic..
SouthCentral...
Western.............
2,278
1,132
874
503
i Included also in T ables 70 and 71.
* For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
2,095
1,008
957
26,168
14,062
11,422
12,580
5,310
26.5'9
21,194
11,7:8
11,287
7,928
106
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No. 7 3 .—PUBLIC AND PRIVATE NORMAL SCHOOLS, SCHOOL TEAR 1913:
N u m b e r a n d S e x o r I n s t r u c t o r s a n d S t u d e n t s , b y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic
D iv is io n s .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Public normal schools.
State.
Num*
ber.
Teachers
of normal
students.
Fe
Male. male.
Private normal schools.
Students
in normal
courses.
Num
ber.
Teachers
of normal
students.
Students
in normal
courses.
Male.
Fe
male.
449
38
130
146
15
930
182
165
3,152
162
1
7
2
65
57
1
1
0
2
2
4
0
10
25
10
1
1
3
0
25
1
1
3
1
2
1
128
6
312
8
5
6
2
13
58
6
30
49
6
196
997
263
381
2,084
355
2
4
4
73
110
Fe
Male. male.
Male.
Fe
male.
7
2
2
7
1
39
13
16
47
10
48
18
9
133
7
4
14
103
2
810
2
2
30
3
274
3
5
31
48
1,000
2
6
3
14
102
59
25
124
38
97
1,394
882
497
6,088
1,895
3
48
47
988
2,395
3
2
4
12
35
19
12
12
77
33
47
60
25
159
965
268
94
47
181
1,790
1,316
898
382
2,581
5
7
35
0
268
Michigan.............................
Minnesota...........................
Mississippi.......................... 1
Missouri.............................. i
Montana............ ................ ;
a
6
1
7
l
46
46
1
137
7
108
93
5
121
6
616
291
180
1,570
6
3,845
3,633
325
3,239
194
2
2
27
3
17
1
83
28
207
39
1
0
8
0
36
Nebraska............................
Nevada.............. ................
N ew H ampshire................
New Jersev.........................
New Mexico........................
4
51
64
930
2,874
1
1
4
0
5
2
6
2
7
25
5
22
105
10
1
41
42
201
1,753
105
New Y ork...........................
North Carolina...................
North Dakota.....................
Ohio....................................
Oklahoma........ ..............
18
5
3
4
6
91
22
30
7
55
306
74
41
31
42
229
212
86
0
1,189
4,717
956
632
471
1,928
1
1
0
2
8
2
o
16
80
47
4
15
14
35
131
Oregon.................................
Pennsylvania.....................
Rhode Island.....................
South Carolina...................
South Dakota.....................
1
18
1
2
4
6
160
8
14
22
11
282
17
24
39
16
2,256
0
89
279
189
6,108
466
827
847
Tennessee............................
Texas...................................
Utah....................................
Vermout..............................
Virginia...............................
4
5
41
65
40
63
350
1,313
2
5
4
15
14
47
Washington........................
West Virginia.....................
Wisconsin...........................
Wyoming............................
3
7
36
27
51
162
Total.........................
230
70
81
28
30
19
Georgia................................
Maine................ ..................
Maryland......... .................
Massachuset ts.....................
5
4
14
94
294
3
2
4
4
17
7
111
25
242
138
1,031
3,195
1
3
13
18
22
0
65
146
956
2
5
9
U
28
41
56
228
160
670
1,104
1,210
837
4,528
1
2
1
14
1
0
65
29
100
26
1,632
2,827
17,442
69,730
54
185
253
2,253
5,030
398
713
121
271
129
1,068
934
287
287
251
2,804
8,140
1,134
4,844
520
17.680
30,447
5,232
10.680
5,691
12
27
9
4
2
12
141
16
14
2
60
136
32
19
6
94
1,656
337
156
10
667
3,402
737
189
35
Geographic divisions.1
North Atlantic...................
North Central.....................
South Atlantic...................
South Central.....................
W wtArn.........................
i For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
N ote.—Blanks indicate that no report has been received.
107
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No* 7 4 .—UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND TECHNOLOGICAL SCHOOLS,
SCHOOL YEAR 1913: N u m b e r a n d S e x of I nstru ctor s a n d S t u d e n t s , b y
S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s .
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.)
Num
ber
of in
stitu
tions.
Professors
and
instructors.
Preparatory.
Female.
Fe
male.
Fe
male.
Resident
graduate.
Collegiate.
Total re*
ceipts ex
clusive of
additions to
endowment.
Fe
male.
D o lla r s .
Alabama___
Arizona.......
Arkansas....
California...
Colorado—
Connecticut.
Delaware__
District of Columbia.
Florida...............
Georgia..............
Idaho.................
Illinois................
Indiana..............
Iowa...................
Kansas...............
Kentucky..........
Louisiana...........
Maine.................
Maryland...........
Massachusetts...
Michigan............
Minnesota..........
Mississippi.........
Missouri.............
Montana............
Nebraska...........
Nevada..............
New Hampshire
New Jersey........
New Mexico___
New Y ork.........
North Carolina..
North Dakota...
Ohio...................
Oklahoma..........
Oregon................
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island.. .
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
Tenne
Texas.
Utah...............
Vermont.........
Virginia..........
■Washington...
West Virginia.
Wisconsin.......
Wyoming.......
36
179
1,109
344
443
25
570
84
753
717
341
142
870
64
166
341
55
3,136
311
139
1,430
179
343
726
27
3,259
1,903
1,472
1,405
673
251
48
1,013
70
582
1,271
505
1,547
98
679
80
465
735
33
1,657
511
1,071
744
765
458
0
729
1,178
34
77
634
151
5,804
2,497
189
913
147
830
336
1,714
997
656
272
1,302
756
124
137
384
317
116
909
31
73
292
6
151
70
169
135
10
7
170
59
43
151
14
24,964
5,881
37,612
8,102
9,393
2,550
2,470
2,449
15
19
1,268
2,458
934
771
450
5
32
15,812
4,961
5,157
2,716
2,832
7,489
3,981
4,479
1,006
109
227
2,057
107
499
496
111
T ota l...
5
0
40
55
234
14
448
184
358
232
119
74
10
75
365
75
103
147
213
16
153
9
4
11
14
568
166
63
462
48
325
902
281
64
197
478
14
116
6
0
0
0
831
5
5
146
11
20
219
25
21
6
9
34
16
1
7
73
7
94
4
533,659
214,763
301,542
3,744,168
1,123,446
2,437,832
117,962
954,119
567,787
1,278,655
271,839
7,598,321
2,258,398
3,297,690
1,977,177
973,368
913,474
1,410,611
2,271,760
8,636,662
2,591,280
2,815,554
953,786
2,364,670
399,338
1,578,146
216,321
781,875
1,179,987
213,478
13,122,107
1,218,917
742,214
4,399,343
550,377
813,996
5,738,840
509,715
1,205,424
700,968
1,244,239
1,756,179
498,595
404,098
1,844,632
1,054,082
529,624
2,732,308
203,706
8,261
3,818
93,246,942
40,868 18,229 3,566
43,087 31,241 2,967
6,512
641
13,449
5,714
349
11,570
11,207
7,886
738
19
5
192
180
1,296
1,586
113
34,221,727
33,056,069
9,988,880
7,226,624
8,753,642
62,260
236,179
1,311
108
583
4,718
1,646
3,207
169
1,187
372
1,840
234
7,109
5,090
4,203
3,167
1,106
1,037
1,422
1,731
7,042
4,920
2,420
1,526
3,151
248
1,870
167
1,484
2,278
112
13,857
2,744
458
6,544
810
1,396
10,101
840
2,246
375
37
357
2,968
1,558
9
0
611
270
1,151
175
6,230
2,170
4,006
2,434
793
410
403
673
5,592
1,673
1,814
169
1,791
145
31
1
59
8,010
1,095
413
5,702
415
852
3,727
211
1,045
400
876
1,806
1,879
3,318
785
637
2,577
1,724
583
3,567
1,288
1,267
379
2,710
19,787 120,181
69,582
743
180
181
38
29
3
2
513
76
167
6
37
5
1,381
164
127
7
6
1
506
61
0
790
111
15
216
907
220
118
19
158
9
158
0
13
151
1
1,697
108
20
195
13
31
473
55
21
10
175
48
29
1
73
67
13
Geographic divisions.*
North Atlantic.
North Central.,
South Atlantic.
SouthCentral..
Western...........
Hawaii.............
Porto R ico___
116
217
112
99
51
1
1
1 Not including 38,185 students in special courses.
* For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
108
No. 7 5 .—UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITIES,
AND SCHOOLS OF TECHNOLOGY, 1913.
COLLEGER,
[Source: Bureau of Education. Department of tlie Interior.]
!
Colleges for woColleges for both scxc s.
|Colleges for men.
men.
Num
ber of
Undergraduate studon
instiluUnder Institu
tions. 'institu Under Institu graduate
graduate
tions.
tions. students. tions. students.
Men. ! Women. 1 T;>1
f
Alabama...................
Arizona.....................
Arkansas................... .
California...................
Colorado....................
Connecticut...............
Delaware...................
District of Columbia..
Florida.......................
Georgia......................
Idaho.........................
Illinois.......................
Indiana.....................
Iowa...........................
Kansas.......................
84
37
307
2,851
1,538
1.344
345
890
7,306
2,912
129
338
816
163
234
] 24
51
1,265
287
285
175
5,777
2,043
4,006
2,434
409
12,034
5,810
7.934
5,523
1,260
12
«
5
IS
2
33
19
263
50
117
20
3,078
1*9
371
209
1,606
162
146
272
1,100
852
1,323
275
78
453
127
Kentucky.................
Louisiana..................
Maine.........................
Maryland...................
Massachusetts...........
164
495
383
1,570
4,453
279
317
Michigan...................
Minnesota..................
Mississippi................
Missouri.....................
Montana....................
250
94
234
6,257
3,767
3,928 !
3,089 j
490
5,103
14
529
532
311
523
Nebraska...................
Nevada......................
New Hampshire.......
New Jersey................
New Mexico..............
108
583
4,455
1,374
l,25(i
2,261 '
New York.................
North Carolina.........
North Dakota...........
Ohio...........................
Oklahoma.................
6,401
1,433
3,850
788
60
Tennessee..................
Texas.........................
Utah..........................
Vermont....................
Virginia.....................
2,6(32
954
"ijauV
940
357
29.S
402
1,149
147
2,189
Washington..............
West Virginia...........
Wisconsin..................
W yom ing..................
100
Total................
18,908
205
37,503
|
I
;
j
514
93
1,456
635
1,442
344
3,078
4,670
2,326
1,215
2,628
248
I
!
|
'
,
1,673
1,800
153
1,366
6,343
4,126
3,368
3,994
417
1,781
167
228
17
112
|
j
|
|
1,791 !
145 '
31 I
.
»!
5,672
312
259
18
171
1
,
4,160
307
413
5,246
415
11,616
1,618
871
10,951
1,165
1,396 '
7,439 !
840 ,
740
588
852
2,773
211
99
400
2,248
10,212
j,051
839
988
1,522 .
2,169
785 |
490
388
578
1,404
568
245
2,100
3,573
5.353
735
1,607
583
1,267
279
2,505
88
2,874
862
5,825
157
7,456
1,311
458
5,705
750
#30
Oregon.......................
Pennsylvania............
Rhode Island............
South Carolina.........
South Dakota...........
942
542
1,039
161
2,589
!
j
|
497
50,674
Geographic divisionsJ
North Atlantic..........
North Central...........
South Atlantic.........
South Central...........
Western.....................
Hawaii.......................
Porto K ico................
lit.
217
112
99
51
1
20,641
4,570
9,053
2,587
652
20
20
27
2 ■
9,907
1,787
4,911
2,166
137
46
164
38
54
42
1
I
20.227
38^5J 7
4,396
8,983
10,555
19
180
’ For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
8,322
29,454
1,601
3,548
7.749
5
192
28,549
67,971
5,997
12,531
18,304
24
372
109
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No. 7 6 .—PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS, SCHOOL YEAR 1913: N u m b e r
T h eo
l ogical , L a w , a n d M e d ic al S ch oo ls , I n st r u ct o r s , a n d S t u d e n t s , b y S t a t e s
a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v is io n s .
op
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of tlio Interior.]
Connecticut..........................
1
139
2
220
1
41
3
106
1
56
37
181
28
1
6
2
70
934
188
1
8
1
116
442
90
3
1
312
124
1
197
12
1
1
91
37
3
192
1
179
1
42
?,
1
4
98
6
195
6
2
3
1,769
53
248
3
355
3
344
117
2
112
4
714
2
349
4
421
?
4
?
1,388
91
215
71
1.
11
8
2
2
40
2,629
641
342
373
y
1
3
2
2,698
146
161
99
2
1
1
1,033
182
179
3
411
232
50
80
2
2
1
1
529
247
67
56
4
2
1.
2
5
239
139
114
446
1,655
1
1
1
1
1
151
56
1
3
268
362
73
1,171
711
2
2
353
468
2
156
2
425
4
8
1
6
82
480
31
674
2
2
2
6
1
807
418
71
1,053
27
3
1
1
6
505
176
38
709
1
1
256
251
5
587
Nebraska..............................
Nevada.................................
New Hampshire..................
New Jersey..........................
New Mexico.........................
2
37
3
384
3
302
2
136
464
1
202
1
27
5
New Y ork............................ 20
North Carolina. .................. 5
North Dakota..
...........
Ohio...................................... 16
Oklahoma............................
1,504
yi
9
4
2
9
1
3,025
305
117
944
320
10
4
1
6
1
271
767
522
686
Oregon.................................. 2
Pennsylvania....................... 17
Rhode Island. . .
South Carolina..................... 4
South Dakota.......................
158
991
2
S8
1
1
98
98
Tennessee.............................
Texas....................................
Utah.
Vermont...............................
Virginia................................
212
403
4
1
1
409
389
63
6
7
5
1
5
Total........................... 179
260
3
466
85
426
]
1
2
212
61
373
10,965 124
2,348
266
14
704
54
3
1,027
4
455
2
7
109
1,840
1
4
1
1
118
13
4
1
1
2
958
352
25
144
511
4
1
1i
2 |
8
349
20,878 108 | 17,238
Geographic divisions
1
1 |
54
64
26
26
9
3,748
4.150
1,395
1,305
367
22
50
22
16
14
5,942
8,179
3,446
1,576
1,735
24
36
20
16
12
1
1
1
61
136
13
98
242
1
1
208
87
42
60
2
193
2
163
5
2
1
6
1
1,002
2
139
83
27 " i .......... 4
349
2
264
48
222
1,016
2
4
1
1
1
78 ....
945
iis
100
45
22 ... .1............
309
73
4
4
114
139
1
77
113
45
2
94
48 , 8,015
75
14
25
11
17
8
1 [
43
1
26
6,165
22
2,324
2,465
1,813
841
646
400
3 '
13 I
2
1
3
i
|
5,185
5,876
3,143
2,368
666
9
18
8
8
5
1
2,511
3,127
1,089
630
658
254
1.748
112
56
154
For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
N ote — Blanks indicate that no report has been received.
1
1
2
|
i
Schools.
85
?,
6
1
Michigan...............................
Minnesota.............................
Mississippi............................
Missouri................................
Montana...............................
North Atlantic.....................
North Central......................
South Atlantic.....................
South Central......................
W e s te rn ...........................
cc:
■c
3
38
572
559
Washington..........................
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Students.
|
1
ti
m
6
1
1
4
8
Maryland. .
..............
Massachusetts......................
Pharmacy. Veterinary
medicine.
|
Dentistry.
| Schools.
Students.
|
Schools.
Students.
| Schools,
Studenls.
j
j
| Schools,
State.
Medicine.
Students.
Law.
Theology.
110
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS,
No. 7 7 .— SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND, THE DEAF, AND THE FEEBLE
MINDED, SCHOOL YEAR 1913: N u m b e r of S ch ools a n d E n r o l l m e n t of
P u p ils, b y S t a t e s a n d
by
G e o g r a p h ic D iv isio n s.
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.!
1
Institutions for the
feeble-minded.
Schools for the dear.
Illinois.....................
114
2
1
1
1
i07
95
42
64
1
25
1
15
280
156
136
81
117 i
50
I
135
302
214
101
61
112
23
51
1
1
1
1
Kentucky..
. ..
Louisiana................
Maine. ..................
Maryland................
Massachusetts_____
Michigan.................
Minnesota...............
Mississippi..............
Missouri..................
Montana..................
Nebraska_____ ___
Nevada...................
New Hampshire. . .
New Jersey.............
New
..........
New Y ork ...............
North Carolina.......
North Dakota..
Ohio.
............
Oklahoma..............
Oregon................
Pennsylvania.........
Rhode Island.........
South Carolina .
South D akota... .
Tennessee................
Texas.......................
TTtah......................
Vermont..................
V irginia................
Wftn*?hfnpto",.
West Virginia.____
Wisconsin...............
Wyoming................
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
i
3
1
54
34
495
277
28
319
71
34
387
1
1
4
63
28
218
244
31
4
112
58
60
175
Total.............
64
Geographic divi
sions. 1
North Atlantic.......
North Central.........
South Atlantic.. . . .
South Central.........
Western........
14
20
10
12
3
1
1
1
1
1
.1
1 !
2 1
1 |
1'
2
189 !
25
270
209
162 |
204 1
i I
1
2
1
i ;
i i
1 j
11
2 !
I ,
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
136
67
164
49
407
303
228
243
353
153
94
151
331
299
277
156
319
64
175
1
156 :
8
2
1
1
2
1
5
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1, 858
358
94
486
237
96
1,041
91
132
90
269
428
122
25
252
23
i
I.........
1 1
10
1 !,
10
H
335
i ,
95
j
|
1
i
l
1
1
1
1
1
1,452
1,223
1,479
484
315
1
264
3
1
1
2,156
1,098
1,620
41
Inmates.
Schools.
1
65
1
36
i !!
.
l
2
2
1
86
15
68
50
30
2
62
1
15
148
223
3
1
1 '
66
16
29
1
61
1 «
82
1
1
1
472
70
432
.........i..........
1
3
180
1,260
2
85
44
4
3,544
1
4
12
1
1
1
165
1,947
87
6
3
1
3,403
118
3
24
2
1
228
1
1
14
17
1
S3
!
2
70
3
305
5
137
j
1
i.........
1.........
24
2i
2
1
!
1
1
.........1..........
I_____
!
137
170
23
459
1 j
68
11,070
62
1,932
22
13
13
13
7
3,800
3,091
1,397
2,055
727
6
47
1
1
7
523
1,215
10
16
168
N ote .—Blanks Indicate that no report has been received.
i
1
278
90
1
1
1,016
39
3
218
17 S 516
36
24,737
23
857
16
12
11,215
11,616
2
5
402
1,504
8
10
2
3
181
461
98
117
4
4
1
1
f
I
66
310
76
41
23
» For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
1,044
73
290
16
1
1,306
1,681
672
982
332
1
1
1
1
46
4,973
Inmates.
1
I
. . . ___ i_____
4
98 !
1
2
1
1
Schools.
Pupils.
Schools.
'p.
s
Pupils.
Schools.
2
State
Private
institutions. institutions.
Public day
Private
schools.
| schools.
State schools.
Pupils.
Schools. '
State.
Schools.
State
schools for
the blind.
_____
Ill
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No. *7§.—TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR NURSES, COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS,
MANUAL AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING SCHOOLS, SCHOOL TEAR 1913:
N u m b e r o f S c h o o l s a n d E n r o l l m e n t o f S t u d e n t s , b y St a t e s a n d b y G e o
D iv is io n s .
g r a p h ic
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Nurse training
schools.
Commercial
schools.
Manual training
schools.
Reform schools.
State.
Schools. Students. Schools. Students. Schools. Students. Schools. Inmates.
20
2,495
1
1
5
12
3
439
5,883
1,203
392
185
1
2
821
730
1
1
2
639
55
791
3
556
1
7
3
2
3
274
3,537
3,044
562
1,174
2
1,838
2
6
10
208
2,823
2,610
99
1,158
2,017
1,984
60
5
2
2,743
796
3
1
1,973
129
113
2
369
4
890
1
5
1
218
2,565
20
14,621
978
1,530
9,633
1,242
20
9
2
6
10
11,733
469
148
3,146
735
13
9,467
1
4
1
95
2,354
204
8
57
4
3
5
1,705
14,072
809
475
530
1
14
3
4
2
350
7,283
1,404
203
101
1
4
2
177
3,779
401
1
142
205
451
138
227
457
10
14
2
3
9
2,854
5,276
779
397
2,159
3
1
224
535
4
2
1
1,404
842
214
15
917
2
736
19
15
17
4
417
235
518
50
10
6
28
1
2,008
1,070
3,872
70
8
609
2
2
3
570
562
813
1,094
34,417
618
160,557
279
444
346
128
79
97
15,543
10,575
3,141
1,883
3,275
179
274
44
53
68
44,348
72,568
11,917
15,114
16,610
60
44
70
87
18
s
285
6
42
15
112
1,857
446
3
1
6
26
10
881
202
957
6,955
2,109
19
2
11
14
2
3
3
6
2,689
1,370
1,723
1,048
1,193
3
457
24
702
35
522
64
480
3
2
26
1,662
32
2,417
2
71
25
33
14
31
2,684
566
1,007
323
3
50
22
24
20
443
19,122
5,817
6,034
4,002
1
8
4
1
3
82
2,904
2,326
48
240
12
7
13
22
80
231
375
363
858
3,223
7
5
9
6
21
1,404
2,386
1,460
1,901
5,260
4
16
822
2,170
Maine........................................
Maryland.................................
Massachusetts..........................
11
16
2,252
6,089
Michigan..................................
Minnesota................................
Mississippi...............................
Missouri....................................
Montana..................................
42
30
5
31
6
1,379
1,070
76
887
109
24
21
1
21
4
7,052
6,839
114
5,983
1,920
2
3
28
3
1
Nebraska.................................
Nevada....................................
New Hampshire......................
New Jersev..............................
New Mexico.............................
16
380
281
976
16
2,154
111
742
4,298
308
2
15
31
1
10
1
5
16
2
New Y ork ...............................
North Carolina
North Dakota..........................
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma...........................
137
24
7
54
15
4,900
346
94
1,582
148
50
6
5
44
7
Oregon......................................
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island..........................
South Carolina
South Dakota..........................
4
127
12
6
6
211
4,334
537
144
85
Tennessee.................................
Texas........................................
Utah.........................................
Vermont
Virginia....................................
9
17
4
10
21
W ashington
West Virginia.
.
'
Wisconsin................................ '
......................
Wvoming..
IJlfnnis
Kentucky.................................
Total..............................
65,699 |
in
50,812
Geographic division* A
North Atlantic........................
North Central..........................
South Atlantic........................
South Central..........................
Western...................................
i For States included in each division, see note 1, p. 63.
27,856
12,876
7,952
9,437
7,578
38
36
16
10
11
19,887
17,602
5,523
4,680
3,120
112
No. 7 9 .—REGISTRATIO N STATISTICS OF SPECIFIED U N IV E R SIT IES ON NOV. 1, 191S.
[Data furnished by Rudolf Tombo, jr., alumni secretary, Columbia University.]
Faculties.
College, men...................................................................
1,112
1,626
828
142
119
408
530
(8)
(a)
*280
90
Chi
cago.
936
767
211
191
480
1
Cmcin-! Colum
nati.
bia.
200 !
419
406
84
170
Cor
nell.
Earvard.
/ 2.350
841
623 } 1,120 \ 564
76
1,343
665
695
267
450
306
341
107
489
1,496
315
1,354
143
61
143
113
203
56
9
427
402
1,001
106
445
268
792
351
In
diana.
Iowa.
694
423
248
85
132
83
610
553
221
201
112
130
58
%
94
00
(2)
78
255
73
93
77
Johns
Hop
kins.
Kan
sas.
Michi Minne
gan.
sota.
Mis
souri.
N e
braska.
639
882
638
193
172
127
464
43
S34
516
360
103
541
733
306
200
102
169
423
1
64
22
942
688
372
174
107
99
1.736
784
1,282
553
353
225
23
20
244
120
(2)
(»)
282
87
<2)
57
130
181
61
(2)
(*)
<2)
(2)
96
25
87
95
489
127
10
68
178
79
368
219
42
<&>
16
549
86
49
168
123
501
268
41
(2)
64
36
182
164
23
211
$02
Total, Nov. 1,1913..............................................
Summer session, 1913 . ..
..............
Deduct double registration..............................................
5,225
2,363
517
3,719
3,771
656
1,871
6,403
4, ,539
1,013
4,760
1,392
640
4,922
797
9%
4,835
713
289
1.417
1,084
m
2.294
426
178
1,012
347
48
2,308
510
208
5,304
1,408
704
3,616
531
215
2,547
810
222
2,482
511
143
Grand total—
Nov. l, 1913.............................................................
Nov. 1,1912.............................................................
Nov. 1,1910.............................................................
Nov. 1,1908.............................................................
Nov. 1,1908...........................................................
Extension and similar courses......................................
7,071
6,457
4,5*2
8,644
3.477
638
6,834
6,351
5,883
5.114
4.116
3.182
337
1.871
1,924
1.416
1.364
1.068
9.929
9,002
7.411
5.677
4.557
3.644
907
5,612
5,412
5.169
4.700
3.438
597
725
5,627
5,729
5,329
5,342
6.013
1,100
731
5.259
4,315
4,659
4.400
3,239
2.271
2.192
2.132
2,113
1.614
‘242
109
2,542
1.944
1.957
2,3f.fi
1,260
1.311
1.058
890
707
694
2,610
2. -103
2,246
2.086
1.319
1.185
2(10
6.008
5.620
5,339
5.188
3.920
235
3.932
3.737
4.972
4.607
3,550
1.546
465
3,135
2,871
2,678
2,558
1.540
152
305
2,850
2,811
2.733
3.154
2,513
902
354
26i
737
275
208*
STATISTICS.
160
97
Commerce.......................................................................
Dentistry.......................................................................
125
Divinity.........................................................................
Forestry
.
.........................................................
(2)
106
Journalism
...............................................
16
Music..............................................................................
(*)
1,670
287
240
Pedaeosv.......................................................- ...............
(2)
441
114
Pharmacy ...................................................................
122
Veterinary medicine......................................................
(2)
808
486
Other courses................................................................
231
11
S89
Deduct double registration............................... ..............
m ,
H
Illi
nois.
EDUCATIONAL
Nonprofessional graduate schools.................................
Agriculture.....................................................................
Architecture ................................................................
Califor
nia.
Faculties.
221
233
771
432
360
294
178
85
Ohio
State.
485
412
811
181
Penn Pitts* Princesylva burgh.
ton.
nia.
657
381
283
438
305
87
266
143
123
46
1,267
156
Tulane.
Stan- . Syraford.
cuse.
1,243
500
140
64
134
259
1,340
308
291
811
709
70
50
178
166
152
164
94
399
27
Wash West
Vir ington
ern
Wis
consin.
ginia. Univer Re
sity.
serve.
101
257
102
Veterinary medicine.........
Other courses.....................
Deduct double registration..
" ii
420
125
9
4,835
933
Grand total—
Nov. 1,1913.........................
Nov. 1,1912.........................
Nov. 1,1910.........................
Nov. 1,1908.........................
Nov. 1,1903.........................
Extension and similar courses.
Officers........................................
5.508
4..'43
3,947
3. on
2.177
1.676
425
925
25
421
209
443
63
161
79
290
5,305
865
m
1,906
3.877
3,632
3,543
3,113
2.740
4,111
3,608
3,181
2,700
1.906
1,833
434
227
291
5,968
5,287
5,187
4.555
2.644
379
£64
411
290
130
49
334
100
32
124
“ 45
233
m
J, 708
703
800
1,688
109
164
9
" i ii
"lk'i'
Total, Nov. 1,1913.
Summer session, 1913.......
Deduct double registration.
459
358
1,743
38
25
3,699
260
m
2.373
981
US
1.244
1,163
885
(*)
1,225
1,599
1.568
1,451
1.314
1.434
1,756
1,670
1,648
1,541
1.370
3,845
3,529
3,248
3,204
2,207
3.106
3,016
2,597
2,410
1,309
757
885
799
217
218
2,298
2,249
1.985
1,171
1,037
117
313
1,225
938
796
806
761
319
203
757
613
45
m
65
4.450
3,263
2,120
1.370
1.878
1,274
1,016
765
252
5,890
5.141
4,745
3,876
3,221
2,907
633
3,263
3,265
3.287
3,466
2,990
STATISTICS.
(*)
152
229
169
80
60
57
Yale.
305
" i .m
Journalism.........................
Music..................................
Pedagogy.......................
Pharmacy......................
Northwest
ern.
EDUCATIONAL
College, men...............................
College, women..............................
Scientific schools1.........................
Law................................................
_ Medicine.......................................
Nonprofessional graduate schools.
~ Agriculture....................................
Architecture...................................
Art..................................................
Commerce......................................
Dentistry.......................................
Divinity.........................................
New
York.
571
1 Includes schools of mines, engineer inz, chemistry, and related subjects.
1 Included elsewhere.
3 1,220 students in attendance on summer courses.
N ote.—The grand totals of the University of Minnesota prior to 1912 are inclusive of “ extension and similar students,” which were listed separately in 1912 and 1913; hence
the apparent decrease.
113
114
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
No. 8 0 .—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF ALASKA: E nr o l l m e n t
and A verage
A t t e n d a n c e op P u p ils ; N u m b e r a n d S a l a r y o p I n s t r u c t o r s in, a n d T o t a l
E x p e n d it u r e s f o r , t h e P ub lic S ch o o ls , 1 1902 to 1912.
[Source: Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior.]
Teachers.
Pupils.
i
Number
of schools.
Year ending June 30—
Number
enrolled,
Average
attendance. Number.
1,791
2,108
2,257
3,083
2,136
2,639
3,068
3,809
3,964
3,841
4,018
1902.
1903.
1901.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
102 j
109
Salaries.
Dollars.
26,478
31,487
41,58?
81,550
47,706
56,016
78,877
85,135
112,909
121,508
(')
Dollars.
17,193
19,027
22,203
44,450
4 25,454
37,653
43,432
66,271
76,603
86,974
86,005
1 The figures relate to United States public schools outside o f incorporated towns only, and, for years
subsequent to 1905, to public schools for native children only. By the act of Jan. 27,1905, the management
of the schools tor white children outside of incorporated towns devolved upon the governor of Alaska as
ex officio superintendent of publio instruction, the native schools being left under the jurisdiction of the
Bureau ol Education.
2 Includes salaries, equipment, supplies, travel, freight, fuel, light, repairs, local expenses, and janitor
services.
* No data.
4 Salaries of 50 employees in Alaska.
N o. 8 1 .—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF HAWAII: N u m b e r o p P u b l i c S c h o o l s ;
N u m b e r a n d S e x o f I n s t r u c t o r s a n d P u p i l s , S c h o o l Y e a r s , 1901 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the superintendent of public instruction.]
!
Teachers.
School year.
Pupils.
Schools.
!
Male.
1901-2.......................................... 1
1902-3........................................... |
1903- 4
1904- 5
...........................................
1906-7...........................................
1907-8...........................................
1908-9........................................... !
1909-10..........................................
1910-11..........................................
1911-12..........................................
1912-13..........................................
143
144
147
154
1905-6
154
153
154
153
152
155
156
161
Female.
104
101
107
276
285
292
109
95
103
107
106
122
120
136
326
346
373
382
380
401
462
538
Total.
380
386
399
414
435
441
476
489
486
523
582
674
Boys.
!
>
>
'
'
,
7,233
7,590
7,947
8,356
8,826
9,430
10,177
10,652
10,937
11,397
12,965
13,884
Total.
Girls.
5,956
6,203
6,520
6,846
7,263
7,708
8,387
8,822
8,972
9,200
10,787
11,747
N o. 8 2 __ SCHOOL
STATISTICS OF HAWAII: N u m b e r o f P u p i l s
S c h o o l s , P u b l i c a n d P r i v a t e , b y R a c e s , 1903 t o 1913.1
13,189
13,793
14,467
15,202
16,119
17,138
18,564
19,474
19,909
20,597
23,752
25,631
in
A ll
[Source: Reports of the Governor of Hawaii.]
1903
Hawaiian..........
Part Hawaiian.
American..........
British..............
German.............
Portuguese.......
Japanese...........
Chinese..............
Porto R ic a n ....
Korean..............
A llother*.........
Total..
3,018
799
217
295
4,243
2,521
1,554
538
1904 * 1905
1906
4,983 4,943
3,267 , 3,430
! 1,025
4,906
3,500
1,009
187
273
4,437
4,547
2,197
392
161
281
252
4,448
3,313
1,875
437
337
20,017
4,683
3,869
2,087
405
1907
3,546
937
4,537
5,035
2,548
368
210
733
1910
1911
1912
4,608 4,381
3,681 3,842
972 1,076
173
163
266
276
4,696 4,662
6,415 7,078
2,830 2,855
372
438
260
180
582
620
4,196
3,738
1,034
155
264
4,699
7,607
3,005
4,253 4,290
4,075 4,146
1.169 1,239
137
151
308
270
5,331 5,497
9,298 10,990
3,281 3,783
578
757
400
1,415
1908 | 1909
4,575
3,548
930
219
243
4,537
5,513
2,596
355
224
705
23,445 j24,889
657
1913
26,122
i The figures for 1903 are as of June 30: for 1904-1907, as of Dec. 31; and for 1908-1913, as of June 30 for
public schools, and Dec. 31 of the preceding year for private schools.
* “ All other” in 1913 includes 678 Spaniards, 234 Filipinos, 108 Russians, and 395 others.
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
115
N o. 8 3 .—SCHOOL STATISTICS OF PORTO RICO: E n r o l l m e n t a n d A v e r
a g e D a i l y A t t e n d a n c e o p P u p i l s ; N u m b e r o p C om m on S c h o o l s O p e n ; N um
b e r o p T e a c h e r s ; A m o u n t A p p r o p r ia t e d f o r E d u c a t io n a n d A v e r a g e p e r
P u p il E n r o l l e d , 1901 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Education.!
Com
mon
schools.8
School year.
190<M..................
1901- 2
1902- 3
1903- 4
1904- 5
1905- 6
1906- 7
1907- 8
1908- 9
1909-1 0
1910-1 1
1911-1 2
1912-1 3
871
1,007
1,063
1,048
1,074
1,139
1,399
1,881
2,296
2,543
2,813
2,956
71,696
79,752
105,125
121,453
145,525
160,657
161,785
Amount Amount
appro
per
priated
pupil
Com
for
All
mon
education.
schools.' schools.
812
938
1,097
1.145
A
1,000
1,136
1,331
1,571
1,743
1,665
1,776
1,855
916
1,040
1,116
1,265
(6)
1,067
1,175
1,352
1,608
1,807
1,738
1,882
1,967
Dollars. Dollar*.
435,565
12.89
597,688
9.66
723, 111
778,475
(S . 22
868,596
12.61
913,808
13.28
997,387
13.91
1,257,019
15.76
1,413,517
13.45
1,387,576
11.42
1,463,949
10.06
1,681,238
10.46
1,902,712
11.76
i Accurate data for years subsequent to 1904-5; estimates for prior years.
* ‘ ‘ Schools/’ as here used, synonymous with “ classroom.” Rooms with a double enrollment—one class
m the morning, another in the afternoon—counted as two. Figures for years subsequent to 1905-6 give
me average number of schools open; figures for prior years, the whole number of schools open at any time
during the year.
» For years subsequent to 1904-5, number of toachers employed at the end of the school year.
* For years preceding 1905, number of Porto Rican teachers only.
* No data.
* The total enrollment is given as 70,216; for the common schools, 64,039. As these figures include an
unknown number of reenrollments they would not be comparable with the data for other years.
N o. § 4 . —SCHOOL STATISTICS OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, SCHOOL
TEARS, 1903 TO 1912: N u m b e r o f S c h o o l s a n d F i l i p i n o T e a c h e r s ; H i g h e s t
M o n t h l y E n r o l l m e n t o p P u p il s .
[Source: Reports of th*» Director of Education.]
Number of schools.
Filipino
teachers,
in
March.
Second
ary.
1902-> 3
1903- 4
1904- 5
1905- 6
1908-7..............................................................!
1907- 8
1908- 9
1909-1 0
1910-1 1
1911-1 2
I
i 2,000
2.233
2,727
»3,10«
3,435
3,701
4,194
4,295
4,121
73,364
12,000
17
102
119
216
193
193
198
245
283
i
I
i
I
38 ,
38 j
2.2*5
2.864
*3,263
3,687
3,932
4,424
4,531
8 4,404
* 3.685
!
3,000 '
3,854 ‘
4,036
4,719
6,141
6,804
7,949
8,275
8,403
7,696
i Estimated.
* March.
9 Exclusive of Moro Province from 19»5-»$ on
4 February.
5 September.
6 Figure for March, 1911. In September, 1910, the number reached 4,fi06.
7 March, 1912. The highest number of schools in operation during the past school vear was 4,064 in the
month of August, 1911. Many schools had to be discontinued for lack of 'mildings of funds.
116
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.
N o . § 5 . —SCHOOL STATISTICS OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:
T o t a l P op
N u m b e r op S ch o o l s; E n r o l l m e n t a n d A v e r a g e
D a il y A t t e n d a n c e op P u p il s ; N u m b e r , N a t io n a l it y , a n d A v e r a g e S a l a r ie s
o f T e a c h e r s , S c h o o l Y e a r , 1911-12.
u l a t io n
; S chool P
o p u l a t io n ;
[Source: Report of the Director of Education.]
Number of
teachers.
Pupils.
Aver
age
Num
monthly
ber
salai y
Aver
Aver
of
of
age
age
schools. Ameri ! Fiii- , Annual
enroll- - monthly daily Filipino
can. | pino.
ment.
enroll attend teach
ers.3
ment.
ance.
1
Total
popula
tion.1
School
pop illa
tion. 2
Manila.........................
235,000
Agusan........................
110,000
Albay.......................... 239,434
Antique.....................
136,352
Bataan........................
52,078
Batangas...................
257,715
Bohol.......................... '269,223
Bulacan....................... 223,327
Cagayan......................
145,780
Camarines................... 233,472
Capiz............................ 278,040
Cavite.......................... 134,849
Cebu............................ 750,811
Ilocos Norte................ 176,785
Ilocos Sur.................... 250,733
Iloilo............................ 403,922
Isabela.........................
68,793
Laguna........................ 148,606
Leyte........................... 388,958
Mindoro.......................
43,299
Misamis-Surigao......... 211,209
Mountain....................
315,560
Occidental Negros___ 305,746
Oriental Negros.......... 185,473
Nueva Ecija................ 132,999
Nueva Vizcaya...........
21,530
Palawan......................
36,808
Pampanga................... 228,386
Pangasinan.................
438,111
Rizal............................ 148,502
Samar.....................
278,204
Sorsogon...................... 162,887
Tarlac.......................... 133,376
Tayabas....................... 201.683
Union.......................... 125;938
Zambales.....................
56,7C2
39,166
18,333
39,905
22,725
8,679
42,952
44,870
37,221
24,296
38,912
46,340
22,474
125,135
29,464
41,788
67,322
11,466
24,768
64,826
7,216
35,201
52,593
51,957
30,912
22,166
3,'588
6,134
38,064
73,018
24,750
46,367
27,147
22,229
33,613
20,989
9.460
31
48
123
83
24
110
155
146
121
108
141
52
249
124
117
199
63
100
211
50
120
38
132
123
85
24
33
89
i37
65
157
81
116
100
80
45
3
2
!.. 256.046
43,685
Division.
Normal, ....................
Trade...........................
1
372
85
241
137
49
242
268
221
209
168
286
167
546
233
256
409
96
224
376
78
226
78
297
202
176
59
56
181
383
161
245
159
229
245
187
115
Ifc
10
17,749
4,762
13,308
11,668
3,731
13,272
25,598
19,346
13,949
13,058
22,083
11,019
36,668
14,938
13,060
25,566
6,470
14,225
31,051
4,961
16,823
3,348
20,216
16,993
14.418
2,769
3,348
16,193
27,064
10.403
20.521
12,106
14,247
15.972
9. m
S. 100
928
554
5 604 fi7.696
529,665
75
4
18
9
5
13
16
22
15
15
22
12
23
15
20
21
8
15
22
5
18
15
16
12
19
5
5
23
28
34
21
13
16
17
12
11
28
15
13,024
2,890
8,307
6,342
2,358
8,125
15,803
12,787
9,264
8,244
11,120
7,059
21,042
10,687
10,764
17,148
3,478
10,517
18, 111
2,824
8,268
2,248
11,630
8,509
8,061
1,998
2,129
9,324
16,634
7,151
11,652
6,999
8,252
11,686
7,694
5.794
771
379
Pesos.
50.40
33.22
25.69
19.52
25.26
25.77
14.83
26.53
21.36
27.51
19.69
28.20
20.22
17.59
24.37
21.52
22.90
22.93
19.27
23.29
24.55
27.74
22.36
17.24
22.86
19.82
32.43
28.18
27.62
28.91
18.82
23.91
20.03
24.92
19.98
18. 77
60.67
77^00
395,075 329,073
24.16
13,868
3,497
10.269
7,927
2,797
9,636
19,416
14,511
11,658
9,577
13,397
8,455
26,960
12,173
11,747
20,154
4,345
11,867
22,253
3.646
11,372
2,580
14,307
11,589
9,936
2,361
2,544
11,206
19,557
8,245
14,798
8,980
10,087
13,379
8,140
6, <534
801
406
1 The figures on population are based on the 1908 census and have been modified by recent division esti
mates by division superintendents.
2 School population, as used here, is one-sixth of the total population.
3 Stated in Philippine pesos of 50 cents each. Average salaries have been calculated for 7,551 teachers.
The remaining 145 apprentice teachers receive no salaries.
* Includes 3,364 primary, 283 intermediate, and 38 secondary schools.
5 Includes 21 teachers on duty at the general office.
6 Includes 6 supervisors on duty at the general office.
No. 8 6 ,—RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS: T o t a l N u m b e r , N u m b e r o p C o m m u n ic a n t s o r M e m b e r s , a n d V a l u e o f C h u r c h P r o p e r t y ,
1B90 a n d 1906, w i t h N u m b e r o p S u n d a y S c h o o l s , O f f i c e r s a n d T e a c h e r s , a n d S c h o l a r s , 1906, b y D e n o m in a t i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Organizations.
Denomination.
1890
1906
Grand total.
'I
1906
1906
Number.
2,537
54,707
Number.
60,491
3,712,468
Number.
92,735
5,662,234
Number.
1,492
49,339
Dollars.
1,236,345
82,328,123
Dollars.
2,425,209
139,842,656
1,354
635
5,700
10,909
103,722
8.724
512,771
641,051
110,117
85,717
700,480
1,142,359
1,239
401
5,366
8,906
1,775,202
40,666
43,335,437
12,206,038
2,740,322
8,806,441
63,240,305
29,995,316
1,136
550
5,327
7,901
1,090
2,730
1,141
73,795
133,313
107,208
97,144
174,780
113,772
974
2,515
1,097
1,362,631
4,785,680
4,541,334
2,802,532
8,999,979
3,857,451
1,198
1,065
12,642
604
64,255
15,471
187,432
13,360
1,231,072
41,541
4,589,284
1,277,851
293,137
73,673
2,112.494
54,798
5,749,838
1,830,555
1,137
806
10,779
497
59,083
14,161
4,614,490
1,486,000
35,060,354
643,800
132,140,179
94,861,347
6,725
2,583
435
4,268
8H
3,637
194,497
532,048
309,458
67,749
225,281
49,194
129,374
14,007,187
886,942
6,057
449,514
2,477
70,542
406
296,050
3,839
779
64,158
226,703 _____ 2,552
20.287,742
173,902
«
Schools Officers and
reported. teachers. 1 Scholars.
Number. Number.
2,242
2,078
41,165
43,178
Number.
14,286
323,473
Number.
69,110
2,898,914
1,149
551
5,741
8,078
10,510
3,155
75,801
70,476
72,963
16,116
638,089
634,504
866
2,454
846
1,223
2,549
887
10,789
32,113
7,735
78,575
214,998
53,761
9,376,402
3,934,267
74,826,389
1,237,134
229,450,996
150,189,446
1,086
826
8,682
411
55,227
13,048
1,111
922
9,450
439
57,464
14,452
12,079
6,732
83,891
5,041
569,296
176,647
116,106
57,680
782,786
44,922
4,472,930
1,511,175
81,219,117
18,744,242
10,335,100
4,937,583
8.054,333
5,987,706
549,095,707
125,040,498
30,648,247
14,263,277
9,073,791
10,575,656
14,616,264
935,942,578
5,211
2,345
358
3,777
596
2,547
156,437
5,601
2,588
364
3,870
600
2,669
165,128
51,048
38,710
3,592
42,169
6,585
20,693
1,564,821
464,351
361,548
24,005
301,320
42,201
102,380
13.018,434
10,239
533
856
2
467
12,482
1,769
1,184
411
766
12,472
1,152
1,184
411
702
6,241,708
1 130,496
166,125
600
51,838
12.079,142
1101,457
256,647
129,606
81,851
10,293
747
909
89
192
118,123,346
9,754,275
1,051,791
45,000
756,370
292,638,787
23,198,925
3,168,548
964,791
1,662,238
9,406
561
1,036
7
127
11,172
600
1,169
7
138
62.470
2; 239
18,507
10
617
1,481,535
49,514
130,085
509
5,920
2165,151
212,230
210,418
220,597,954
32,936,445
18G, 132
C.79,42M89
1,257,575,867
167,574
178,214
1,648,664
14,685,997
1 In 1906, heads of families only. In 1890, members as well as heads of families are included.
1890
Sunday schools, 1906.
. Organij zations
1 report
ing.
* Exclusive of 26 organizations, with 14,852 communicants or members, in Alaska.
ORGANIZATIONS,
Roman Catholic Church..
Jewish congregations.........
Latter-day Saints...................
Eastern Orthodox churches..
All other bodies.................
1890
Organize 1
tions re
porting
in 1906.
RELIGIOUS
Number. Number.
Protestant bodies:
2,551
Adventist bodies..............
1,757
42,909
54,880
Baptist bodies..................
Christians ( Christian con
1,379
nection) .........................
1,424
221
638
Church of Christ, Scientist
Congregationalists...........
5,713
4,868
7,246
10,942
Disciples or Christians...
Dunkers or German Bap
989
1,097
tist Brethren.................
2,310
Evangelical bodies......... .
2,738
1,056
1,147
Friends............................ .
G erm a n
Evangelical
Synod of North Amer
870
1,205
ica...................................
155
1,079
Independent churches....
12,703
Lutheran bodies............. .
8,595
604
550
Mennonite bodies______
64,701
51,489
Methodist bodies............ .
13,471
15,506
Presbyterian bodies....... .
Protestant E p is c o p a l
5,018
6,845
Church......................... .
2,181
2,585
Reformed bodies............ .
421
461
Unitarians.......................
4,304
4,526
United Brethren bodies..
956
846
Universalists................
2,042
3,694
Other Protestant bodies..
153,054
Total.
195,618
Value of church property.
Communicants or members.
Organiza
tions re*
porting
in 1906.
by
G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s io n s .
118
No, 8 7 .—RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, 1906: N u m b e r o p C o m m u n ic a n t s o r M e m b e r s , b y D e n o m i n a t i o n a l B o d i e s , b y S t a t e s a n d
[Source: Report of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.J
Protestant bodies.
No.
452,559
1,034
193,244
24,801
13,011
No.
5,395
405
344
23,690
8,951
Connecticut...................
Delaware........................
District of Columbia.. .
Florida...........................
Georgia..........................
27,872
2,921
37,024
91,988
596,319
65,554
2,984
2,687
5,581
75
2,170
3,254
13,749
Idaho.............................
Illinois............................
Indiana..........................
Iowa...............................
Kansas...........................
2,374
152,870
92,705
44,096
46,299
1,487
54,875
5,405
37,061
15,247
3,252
105,068
118,447
57,425
43,572
Kentucky......................
Louisiana......................
Maine.............................
Maryland.......................
Massachusetts................
311,583
996
185,554
1,773
32,854 21,093
812
30,928
80,894 119,196
136,110
2,548
397
3,343
1,527
50,136
24,309
371,518
218,353
2,029
10,629
3,560
9,864
166,137
2,008
Michigan........................
Minnesota......................
Mississippi.....................
Missouri.......................
Montana........................
32,553
22,264
595
11,046
954
No.
17,970
536
21,275
21,033
8,635
No.
710
250
1,221
59,973
21,624
11,681
3,617
12,189
4,353
8,384
9,183
Prot
United
estant
Re
Breth
Epis formed
ren
copal bodies. bodies.
Church.
32,425
2,960
1,090
8,328
2,084
1,300
32,389
4,623
2,998
2,435
74,578
2,077,197
938,405
788.667
458,190
165,908
477,774
113,419
166,941
1,080,706
1,407
455
507
115
679
1,683
1,726
2,721
3,808
31,878
858,324
778,901
212,988
473,257
1,562,621
492,135
378,288
28,576
382,642
72,359
4,335
522
1,214
8,042
510
4,013
5,198
746
6,439
1,959
982,479
834,442
657,381
1,199,239
98,984
6,427
1,654
2,597
3,271
4,704
196,248
46,779
91,474
199,858
1,007,205
299,513
24,228
43,778
17,507
19,273
9,946
9,216
11,517
1,415
310
19,701
52,700
11,236
15,998
1,905
89,455
102,249
45,650
37,254
22,796
1,109,764
757,843
569,734
360,476
18,057
932,084
174,849
207,607
93,195
2,101
993
361
8,494
1,680
14,956
16,662
108,592
298,946
96,341
302,393
449,358
3,618
23,166
1,563
481,996
450,434
626,845
802,116
24,156
34,663
32,402
20,077
82,262
349,079
2,425
5,200
8,636
7,051
24,040
37,466
3,796
13,692
8,575
9,790
580
1,968
202,566
55,768
117,668
28,642
5,884
263,344
233,443
164,329
121,208
3,770
i
| 115,602
58,633
I 60,081
1 40,765
1,846
36,364
7,653
8,990
6,459
4,940
5,793
1,045
32,246
13,063
156,007
79,464
137,156
65,498
47,822
8,350
364
17,895
8,559
9,070
5,520
34,965
51,636
105,803
267,322
970
46,868
3,059
128,675
47,637
212,105
214,004
7,022
37,900
27,569
22,471
71,599
4,096
26,439
18,763
5,704
13,328
3,290
20, U2
502,560
71,251
136,759
221,318
1,029,037
260
41
521
19,713
731
3,
729
2,080
11,371
5,053
6,755
244
1,507
2,251
2,173
29,810
32,397
354,408
No.
8,961
1,059
4,315
21,317
6,832
60
118
111
1,344
720
13,461
28,345
2/255
1,284
135
7,383
1,282
3,616
Grand
total.
673
18,215
4,213
No.
777,125
9,052
392,571
236,007
98,878
No.
30,722
2,884
21,156
37,682
18,957
All
Latterother
day
Saints. bodies.
No.
824,209
45,057
426,179
611,464
205.666
No.
5,294
467
7,278
No.
254,373
2,667
142,509
64,528
27,867
No.
1,111
Roman
Catholic
Church.
Other
Prot
estant
bodies.
No.
2,124
6,175
538
2,834
2,755
44
1,702
No. I
2,675 I
20 i
ORGANIZATIONS.
Alabama........................
Arizona..........................
Arkansas........................
California.......................
Colorado........................
Presby
terian
bodies.
RELIGIOUS
Bapti:
bodies
Ger
man
Evan
Congre- Disciples gelical Lutheran Method
gat.ion- or Chris gynod bodies.
ist
tians.
bodies.
alists.
of
North
Amer
ica.
16,629
180
19,070
8,460
270
19,613
New York ..........
North Carolina..
North D akota...
Ohio...................
Oklahoma1........
176,981
401,043
4,596
92,112
57,351
2,699
5,290
43,555
2,677
9,168 26,183
13,637
147 ~i,65S"
88,787
Oregon...............
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
11,316
141,694
19,878
341,456
6,198
4,575
14,811
9,858
456
8,599
10,420
27,187
79
Texas..
Utah........
Vermont..
Virginia..
277,170
401,720
987
9,951
415,987
2,426
1,856
1,174
22,109
56,315
73,556
250
316
26,248
12,807
67,044
21,716
10,025
228
26,163
10,628
13,323
1,715
West Vfrginia...
Wisconsin.
W yoming..
3,882
100
4
22?
1,092
’ 2*305’
59,485
148
1,070
24,147
100
64,352
618
12,529
122,511
124,644
17,740
59,923
132,439
4,030
313,689
277,282
10,223
355,444
76,336
520
79,912
2,935
6,903
1,210
4,892
53,921
1,507
1,237,992
819,099
97,361
1,171,084
218,787
2,285,768
3.981
61,261
557,650
36,548
35.317
1,214,734
195,951
10.317
61,014
37,298
70
1,568
1,105
2,956
670
6,171
345,803
14.944
190,298
857,548
137,009
67,826
329
3,591,974
824,385
159,053
1,742,873
257,100
71,338
2,974
10,620
168,901
6,377
3,859
5,851
81,855
1,717,037
64,141
653,843
100,625
2,875
7,095
7,772
833
6,526
25,554
677,947
913,917
8,193
63,895
761,996
17,252
1,013
308,356
1,500
8,356 151,525
82,272
1,021
28,700
1,358
3,133
4,740
1,056
1,829
697,570
1,226,906
172,814
147,223
793,546
379
1,079
11,459
2,180
10,450
11,006
28,248
124
114,070
259,804
490,871
7,502
74.981
40,111
505,264
10,264
461
1,385
1,184
5,211
2,464
365
3,584
191,976
301,565
1,000,903
23.945
3,225
27,437
453
408
15,010
241,396
317,495
1,567
17,671
200,771
79,337
62,090
1,902
1,636
7,874
14,246
977
5,278
28,487
95
19,861
125
13,464
6,506
284,286
908
31,700
115,825
57,473
1,657
16,758
19,668
21,243
6,780
5,230
16,527
1,741
2,112,494
100,763
9,970
119,863
441,432
121,558
512 2,129
99,021 181,350 55,574
15,443
8,557
140
7,055
2,711
7,745
50
Total.................... =5,662,234 700,480
240,516
3,199
64,264
407,430
14,593
64,828
32,253
5,514
129,776
11,477
10,947
322,542
1,741
35,533
6,990
1,478
19,657
107
9,883
13,401
294
13,890
2,227
32,399
2,024
21,717
363,443
7,892
249,169
16,143
2,021
6,086
199,923
55,837
6,727
138,768
16,001
335,643
2,873
12,652
45,018
6,871
2,108
4,718
1,059
51,328
747
886 19,993
1,830,555 886,942
976
242
1,507
1,296
1,817
987
306
1,101
85
12,632
120,229
1,240
44,264 2,977,022
264,712
4,314
665,933
672
161.961
12,079,142
312,914 |32,936,445
1,891,724
3,941,934
2,661,982
1,284,770
354,736
1,536 52,895 2,880,402
1,375 120,776 7,426,544
11,076 57,241 6,741,857
20,871 20,452 3,947,355
6,686 13,178 4,517,051
Geographic divisions.2 j
New England................' 187,423 256,880
Middle Atlantic............ 383,923 80,622
East North Central___ 409,539 162,551
West North Central. . . . ‘ 361,790 116,136
South Atlantic.............. 1,984,710 15,685
3,189
36,582 35,359
324,646 157,032
291.932 63,058
77,820
9,582
East South Central....... 1,412,830
West South Central___ 850,103
Mountain.......................
Pacific............................
220,259
129,685
16,165
42,081
1Includes Indian Territory.
12,899
12,978
1,008
1,221
10,246
39,340
11,689
30,874
615,864
53,842
117,945
15,567
602,377
372,146
237,593
213,488
180,352
107,597
36.048
65,387
120,235
1,655
346,832 18,476 57,081
119,382 110,294 153,302
,725 22,349 38,475
126,982 22,273 34,377
29,655
17,824
31,677
2,335
807
316
1,009
3,335
1,030
4,552
152,761
934,247
247,130 3,362,459
383,425 4,011,558
163,382 2,621,262
101,560 4,142,451
24,501
28,207
13,201
49,972
2,771,243
1,824.221
188,369
431,932
254,021
5,758
3,789
855,075
370,194 200,444
5,112
464,706
6,462
6,001
13,990
21,919
3,037,484
2,689,086
772,997
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
119
9,412
6,650
14,254
38,290
38,172
484,434
799,843
780,862 1,038,379
624,926
91,951
ORGANIZATIONS.
17,939
316
15,974
65,248
2,403
RELIGIOUS
Nebraska.............
Nevada................
New Hampshire.
New Jersey..........
New M exico........
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHERIES.
No. 8 8 .—FARMS, FARM LAND, AND FARM PROPERTY OF THE UNITED
STATES: J u n e , 3900, a n d A p r i l , 1910.
ISource: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Increase.
Apr. 15, 1910.
June J, 1WW).
Per
|cent.
j
Amount.
42,623,383
49,348,883
31,609,645
44,384,930
13,013,738
4,963,953
34.8
11.2
Total...................................
91,972,266
75,994,575
15,977,691
21.0
5,737,372
1,903,461,760
624,130
172,160
10.9
Land area of the country..............
6,361,502
1,903,289,600
478,451,750
400,346,575
414,498,487
424,093,287
63,953,203
<23,746,712
15.4
<5.6
878,798,325
838,591,774
40,206,551
4.8
75.2
62.9
72.2
73.9
138.1
140.1
25.1
21.1
21.8
22.3
46.2
44.1
54.4
45.6
49.4
50.
28,475,674,169
6,325,451,528
1,265,149,783
13,058,007,995
3,556,039,496
749,775,970
Improved land in farms..............
Unimproved land in farms........... ___do___
Total....................................
Average acreage per farm:
Tirmrrtvftd land_____* ______
TTnimnmvfiri ln.nfl___________________
Total
............................
Per cent of total land area in farms:
Improved
.................
............
TTninrnroved................. . . . _______
Total.................................
Per cent of land in farms:
TTnimrjrovftf] _ _____
___
Value of farm property:
Land.......................................
Buildings...............................
Implements and machinery . . . . . d o . . . .
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
3.0
4.2
*11.0 * 14.9
^8.0
<5.5
15,417,666,174
2,768,812,032
515,373,813
118.1
77.8
68.7
4,925,173,610
3,075,477,703
1,849,695,907
6(3.1
. .do. ..
40,991,449,090
20,439,901,164
20,551,547,926
100.5
Average value per farm:
d o ....
L a n d ......................................
Buildings............................... . d o ....
Implements and machinery . — do—
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
..dollars..
4,476
991
199
2,276
620
131
2,200
374
68
96.7
60.3
51.9
T otal................................
774
536
238
44.4
6,444
3,5(53
2,881
80.9
Average value per acre of land in farms:
Land.......................................... dollars
Buildings...................................... d o —
Implements and machinery___ d o—
Domestic animals, poultry, and bees
32.40
7.20
1.44
15.57
4.24
0.89
16.83
2.96
0.55
108.1
69.8
61.8
5.60
3.67
1.93
$2.6
T otal..........................................d o ....
46.64
24.37
22.27
91.4
T otal.................................. ..
do—
i Population of incorporated places having 2,500 or more inhabitants in 1910. The figure for 1900 does
not represent the urban population according to that census, but is the population in that year of the
territory classified as urban m 1910.
* Total, exclusive of urban. (See note 1.)
* Decrease in area due to drainage of lakes and swamps in Illinois and Indiana, building of the Roosevelt
and Lacuna lieservoirs, and the formation of the Salton Sea in California.
4 Decrease.
120
121
NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS.
No, 8 9 .—NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS AND NUMBER OF ACRES
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED: B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s ,
1890, 1900, a n d 19 0
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Number of acres in farms.
Census Number
year. of farms.1 Improved. |Tnimproved.
Arizona .
Arkansas..
California .
Colorado
Delaware.
i
District of Columbia.. j
I
Florida........................
Georgia........................ |
!
,
I d a h o .......................... j
I
Illinois........................ !
I
In d ian a......................
Indian Territory 2 .
I o w a .......................
Kalians___
Kentucky .
Louisiana..
M aine.
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1900
1910
1900
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
[ 1900
j 1910
1890
I 1900
1910
157,772
I 223,220
|
1,426
5,809
•
9,227
124,760
!
i 178,694
| 214,678
62,894
72,542
88,197
16,389
24,700
46,170
26,350
26,948
26,815
9,381
9,687
10,836
382
269
217
34,228
40,814
50,016
171,071
224,691
291,027
6,603
17,471
30,807
240,681
264,151
251,872
198,167
221,897 ,
215,485 I
45,505
201,903
228,622
217,044
166,617
173,098
177,841
179,264
234,667
259,185
69,294
115,969
120,546
62,013
59,299
80,016
7,698,343
8,654,991
9,693,581
104,128
254,521
350,173
5,475,043
6,953,735
8,076,254
12,222,839
11,958,837
11,389,894
1,823,520
2,273,968
4,302,101
1,379,419
1,061,525
988,252
762,655
754,010
713,538
9.898
5,934
5,133
1,145.693
1,511,653
1,805,408
9,582,866
10,615,644
12.298,017
606,362
1.413,118
2,778,740
25.669,060
27\699,219
28,048,323
15.107,482
16,680,358
16.931,252
3,062,193
25,428,899
29,897,552
29,491,199
22,303,301
25,040,550
29,904,067
11,818,882
13,741,968
14,354,471
3,774,668
4,666,632
5,276,016
3,044,666
2,386,889
2,360,657
12,154,657
12,030,436
11.038.731
1.192,905
1,680,806
896,440
9,416,313
9,682,984
9,339,821
9,204,454
16,870,114
16,541,550
2,775,421
7,200,620
9,230,012
874,013
1,247,558
1,197,536
293,037
312,218
325,328
1,847
2,556
930
2,528,793
2,852,238
3,448,130
15,617,569
15,776,413
14,655,396
695,894
1.791.785
2,504,864
4,829,217
6,095,509
4,474,614
5,255,034
4,939,265
4,368,571
4,206,888
5,062,642
4.676.785
4,439,489
7,911,155
16,622,420
13.480.732
9,593,347
8,237,'454
7,834,656
5,769,551
6,392,595
5,163,465
3,135,259
3,913,057
3,936,202
Total.
19,853,000
20,685,427
20,732,312
1,297,033
1,935,327
1,246,613
14,891,356
16,636,719
17,416,075
21,427,293
28,828,951
27,931,444
4,598,941
9,474,588
13,532,113
2,253,432
2,312,083
2,185,788
1,055,692
1,066,228
1,038,866
11,745
8,489
6,063
3,674,486
4,363.891
6,253,538
25,200,435
26,392,057
26,953,413
1,302,256
3,201,903
5,283,604
30,498,277
32,791,728
32,522,937
20,362,516
21,619,623
21,299,823
7,269,081
30,491,541
34,574,337
33,930,688
30,214,456
41,662,970
43,384,799
21,412,229
21,979,422
22.189.127
9,544,219
11.059.127
10,439,481
6,179,925
6,299,946
6,296,859
Per
Average cent of
number farm
of acres land
im
to a
farm. proved.
125.8
92.7
78.9
909.6
333.2
135.1
119.4
98.1
81.1
405.0
397.4
316.7
293.1
85.5
112.5
110.1
95.9
30.7
31.6
27.9
107.4
106.9
105.0
147.3
117.6
92.6
197.2
183.4
171.6
126.7
124.2
129.1
102.8
97.4
98.8
159.7
151.0
151.2
156.3
181.3
240.7
244.0
119.4
93.7
86.6
137.7
95.4
86.6
99.7
106.2
104.9
41.8
46.8
8.0
13.2
28.1
86.8
41.8
46.4
67.0
41.5
40.8
39.7
24.0
31.8
61.2
46.0
45.2
72.2
70.7
68.7
84.3
69.9
84.7
31.2
34.6
34.4
38.0
40.2
46.6
46.6
44.1
52.6
84.2
84.6
86.2
74.2
77.2
79.5
42.1
83.4
86.6
86.9
73.8
60.1
68.9
55.2
62.5
64.7
39.5
42.2
50.5
49.3
37.9
37.5
i For 1890 farms with an area under 3 acres, which reported the sale of products of less than $500
in the census year, are not included.
fl Consolidated with Oklahoma in 1907.
122
NUMBER AN D ACREAGE OF FARMS.
No. 8 9 . —
N u m b e r a n d A c r e a g e o p F a r m s a n d N u m b e r o p A cr e s I m p r o v e d a n d
U n im p r o v e d : By S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D iv i s i o n s , 1890,1900, a n d 1910—Con.
Number oi acres in farms.
Census Number
year. of farms.
State.
1890
1900
1910
Massachusetts.............. 1890
1900
1910
Michigan....................... 1890
1900
1910
Minnesota..................... 1890
1900
1910
Mississippi..................... 1890
1900
1910
Missouri........................ 1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
Nebraska....................... 1890
1900
1910
Nevada.......................... 1890
1900
1910
New Hampshire........... 1890
1900
1910
New Jersey................... 1890
1900
1910
New M exico.................. 1890
1900
1910
New Y ork ..................... 1890
1900
1910
North Carolina............ 1890
1900
1910
North D akota.............. 1890
1900
1910
O hio............................... 1890
1900
1910
Oklahoma..................... 1890
1900
M910
O regon.......................... 2890
1900
1910
Pennsylvania.............. 1S90
i<;oo
1910
Rhode Island................ 1890
1600
1910
South Carolina............ 1890
1900
1910
South D akota .............. 1800
1 1900
1 1910
M aryland.....................
40,798
46,012
48,923
84,874
37,715
86,917
172,344
203,261
206,960
116,851
154,659
156,137
144,318
220,803
274,382
238,043
284,886
277,244
5,603
13,370
26,214
113,608
121,525
129,678
1,277
2,184
2,689
29,151
29,324
27,068
80,828
84,650
33,487
4,458
12,311
85,676
226,223
226,720
215,597
178,359
224,637
253,725
27,611
45,332
74,360
251,430
276,719
272,045
8,826
62,495
190,192
25,530
35,837
45,502
211,557
224,248
219,295
5,500
5,4y8
5,292
115,008
155,355
176,434
50,158
52,622
77,644
Improved.
3,412,908
8,516,352
3,364,767
1,667,024
1,292,182
1,164,501
9,865,350
11,799,250
12,832,078
11,127,953
18,442,585
19,643.533
6,849,390
7,694,428
9,008,310
19,792,318
22,900,043
24,581,186
915,517
1,736,701
3,640,309
15,247,705
18,432,595
24,382,577
723,052
572,946
752,117
1,727,387
1,076,879
929,186
1,999,117
1,977,042
1,803,336
263,106
326,873
1,467,191
16,389,380
15,599,986
14,844,039
7,828,569
8,327,106
8,813,056
4,658,015
9,644,520
20,455,092
18,338,824
19,244,472
19,227,969
563,728
5,511,994
17,551,337
8,516,000
3,328,308
4,274,803
13,210,597
13,209,183
12,673,519
274,491
187,354
178,344
5,255,237
5,775,741
6,097,999
6,959,293
11,285,983
15,827,208
Unimproved.
1,539,482
1,653,723
1,702,373
1,341,258
1,854,932
1,711,440
4,920,286
5,762,448
6,108,536
7,535,692
7,805,913
8,032,290
10,723,157
10,646,308
9,649,223
10,987,977
11,097,830
10,010,062
1,048,680
10,107,753
9,905,294
6,345,739
11,479,184
14,239,444
938,364
1,992,701
1,962,640
1,731,681
2,532,985
2,320,273
662,892
863,924
770,521
524,776
4,804,005
9,802,830
6,572,182
7,048,123
7,186,328
14,823,827
14,422,250
13,626,073
3,002,818
5,898,120
7,971,558
5,013,584
5,257,513
4,877,739
1,042,695
10,207,264
11,308,016
3,393,888
6,743,020
7,410,807
5,153,773
6,161,832
5,913,318
194,790
268,248
264,964
7,929,415
8,209,273
7,414,029
4,437,167
7,784,633
10,189,684
Total.
4,952,390
5,170,075
5,057,140
2,998,282
3,147,064
2,875,941
14,785,636
17,561,698
18,940,614
18,663,645
26,248,498
27,676,828
17,572,547
18,240,736
18,557,533
80,780,290
33,997,873
34,591,248
1,964,197
11,844,454
13,545,603
21,593,444
29,911,779
38,622,021
1,661,416
2,565,647
2,714,757
3,469,018
3,609,864
8,249,458
2,662,009
2,840,966
2,573,857
787,882
5,130,878
11,270,021
21,961,562
22,648,109
22,030,367
22,651,896
22,749,856
22,439,129
7,660,383
15,642,640
28,426,650
23,352,408
24,501,985
24,105,708
1,606,423
15,719,258
28,859,363
6,909,888
10,071,328
11,685,110
18,364,370
19,371,015
18,586,832
469,281
455,602
443,308
13,184,652
13,985,014
13,512,028
11,396,460
19,070,616
26,016,892
>Includes Indian Territory, consolidated with Oklahoma in 1907.
Per
Average cent of
number farm
land
of acres
im
to a
farm. proved.
121.4
112.4
103.4
87.2
88.4
77.9
85.8
86.4
91.5
159.7
169.7
177.3
121.8
82.6
67,6
129.3
119.3
124.8
350.6
885.9
616.7
190.1
246.1
297.8
3,301.0
1,174.7
1,009.6
118.7
123.1
120.1
86.4
82.0
76.9
176.7
416.8
816.9
97.1
99.9
102.2
127.0
101.3
88.4
277.4
342.9
382.3
92.9
88.5
88.6
182.0
251.5
151.7
270.7
281.0
256.8
86.8
86.4
84.8
85.3
82.9
83.8
114.6
90.0
76.6
227.2
862.4
835.1
68.9
68.0
66.3
65.3
41.1
40.6
66.7
67.2
67.8
69.6
70.3
71.0
39.0
41.6
48.5
64.3
67.4
71.1
46.6
14.7
26.9
70.6
61.6
68.1
43.5
22.3
27.7
49.9
29.8
28.6
75.1
69.6
70.1
33.4
6.4
13.0
74.6
68.9
67.4
84.6
86.6
39.3
60.8
62.1
72.0
78.5
78.5
79.8
85.1
35.1
60.8
50.9
83.0
36.6
71.9
68.2
68.2
58.5
41.1
40.2
39.9
41.3
46.1
61.1
59.2
60.8
123
NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS.
No. 89* —
U
N u m b e r a n d A cr e a g e of F arm s a n d N u m b e r of A cres I m p r o v ed a n d
B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s , 1890,1900, a n d 1910—Con.
n im p r o v e d :
|
Number of acres in farms.
j
1
Censnsj Number
year, of farms. | Improved. Unimproved.
State,
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
U ta h .............................
W yom in g .....................
T otal...................
1890
1900
! 1910
!
Geographic di.vi&io'nsA |
New E n gland.............. j
Middle Atlantic.........
Em<t North. Central. . . .
West North Central . ..
South A tlan tic............ i
;
j
East South Central__ 1
|
West South Cen tr« I___!
i
i
M ountain......................
Pacific................... . . . . . !
j
A la sk a..........................
H awaii..........................
Porto Rico.....................
1890
3900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1*90
j9uo
1910
3R90
1900
1910
1390
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1900
1910
1P00
1910
1910
9,362,555 ,
174,412
224,628
10,245,950
10,890,484 j
246,012
228,126
20,746,215 i
19,576.076 !
352,190
27,360,666 |
417,770
10,517
548,223
19,387
1,032,117 ;
21,676
^ 1,368,211 1
32,573
* 2,655,943 1
33,104
2,126,624
1,633,965
32,709
127,600
9,125,545
167,886
10,094,805
9,870,058
184,018
18,056
1,820,832
38,‘202
3,465,960
56,192
6,373,311
72,773 !
4,554,000
92,874
5,498,981
96,685
5,521,757
9,793,931
146,409
169,795
11,246,972
177,127
11,907,606 I
476,831
3,125
792,332
6,095
10,987
1,256,160
Total.
10,799,028
10,096,108
9,151,173
30,660,722
106,230,941
85,074,401
775,482
3,084,834
2,029,488
1,739,703
2,597,816
3,029,612
9,979,406
9,813,078
9,625,578
2,358,358
5,033,337
5,338,924
5,767,326
5,155,532
4,504,685
6,994,057
8,615,755
9,152,460
1,353,601
7,332,204
7,286,850
20,161,583
20,342,058
20,041,657
51,406,937
125,807,017
112,435,067
1,323,705
4,116,951
3,397,699
4,395,646
4,724,440
4,663,577
19,104,951
19,907,883
19,495,636
4,179,190
8,499,297
11,712,236
10,321,326
10,654,513
10,026,442
16,787,988
19,862,727
21,060,066
1,830,432
8,124,536
8,543,010
115.6
90.6
81.5
225.3
857.2
269.1
125.9
212.4
156.7
134.9
142.7
142.6
149.7
118.6
105,9
231.4
256.0
208.4
141.8
114.7
103.7
114.7
117.0
118.9
585.7
1,333.0
777.6
46.4
50.4
54.3
40.4
15.6
24.3
41.4
25.1
40.3
60.4
45.0
85.0
47.8
50.7
50,6
43.6
40.8
54.4
44.1
51.6
55.1
58.3
56.6
56.5
26.1
9.8
14.7
4,564,641
5,737,372
6,361,502
357,616,755
414,498,487
478,451,750
265,601,864
424,093,287
400,346,575
623,218,619
838,591.774
878,798,325
136.5
146.2
138.1
57.4
49.4
.54.4
189,961
191,888
188,802
1 468,608
485,618
’ 468,379
, 1,009,031
1,135,823
j 1,123,489
1 914,791
1,000,744
1 1,109,948
749,600
i 962;225
i 1,111,881
| 655,766
903,313
j 1,042,480
j 431,006
! 754,853
9-13,186
,
49,398
! 101,327
| 183,446
| 96,480
! 141,531
j 189,891
i
12
222
2,273
I
4,320
58,871
10,738,930
8,134,403
7,254,904
31,599,094
30,786,211
29,320,894
78,774,647
86,670,271
88,947,228
105,517,479
135,643,828
164,284,862
41,677,371
46,100,226
48,479,733
35,729,170
40,237,337
43,946,846
30,559,654
39,770,530
68,264,273
5,460,739
8,402,576
15,915,002
17,559,671
18,753,105
22,038,008
159
2,660
294,545
305,053
1,570,304
9,016,654
12,414,596
12,460,027
11,388,847
14,073,879
13,870,162
27,012,178
29,670,490
28,981,920
45,282,690
65,364,885
68,363,259
58,480,202
58,197,280
55,302,522
43,270,189
41,010,306
37,573,783
46,889,281
136,720,672
110,885,703
9,305,123
37,994,708
43,618,418
14,956,700
28,646,471
29,290,781
19,755,584
20,548, 999
19,714,931
42,987,941
44,860,090
43,191,056
105,786,825
116,340. 761
117,929,148
150,800,169
201,008,713
232,648,121
100,157,573
104,297,506
103,782,255
78,999,359
81,247,643
81,520,629
77,448,935
176,491,202
169,149,976
14,765,862
46,397,281
59,533,420
32,516,371
47,399,576
51,328,789
159
42,544
2,609,613
2,590,600
2,085,162
104.0
107.1
104.4
91.7
92.4
92.2
104.8
102.4
105.0
164.8
189.5
209.6
133.6
108.4
93.3
120.5
89.9
78.2
179.7
233.8
179.3
298.9
457.9
324.5
337.0
334.8
270.3
18.2
191.6
1,148.1
599.7
35. 7
54.4
39.6
36.8
73.5
68.6
67.9
74.5
74.5
75.4
70.0
67.5
70.6
41.6
44.2
46.7
45.2
49.5
53.9
89.6
22.5
34.4
37.0
18.1
26.7
54.0
39.6
42.9
100.0
6.3
11.3
11.8
75.3
|
!
'!
|
1
ji
1
;
!
39,884
2,315,068
2,285,547
514,858
1For Statea included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
Per
of
Average cent
number farm
of acres land
im
to a
farm. proved.
124
NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS— VALUE.
No. 9 0 .—NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS AND NUMBER OF ACRES
IM PROVED AND UNIM PROVED: C e n su s Y e a r s 1850 t o 1910.
[Source; Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Per cent of farm
la n d -
Number of acres in farms.
Census year.
1850......................
1860...
18701 .
1880 1.
18901 .
1900*...................
1910*.....................
Number of
farms.
1,449,073
2,014,077
2,659,985
4,008,907
4,584,641
5,737,372
6,361,502
Improved.
Average
im
number
of acres proved.
to a farm.
I
Unimproved.
113,032,614
163,110,720
188,921,099
284,771,042
357,616,755
414,498,487
478,451,750
180,528,000
244,101,818
218,813,942
251,310,793
265,601,864
424,093,287
400,346,575
293,560,614
407,212,538
407,735,041
623,218,619
888,591,774
878,798,325
202.6
199.2
153.3
133.7
136.5
146.2
138.1
38.5
40.1
46.3
53.1
57.4
49.4
54.4
Unim
proved.
61.5
59.9
53.7
46.9
42.6
50.6
45.6
* Not including farms of less than 3 acres which reported the sale of less than 8500 worth of prod
ucts in the census year.
s Exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii.
•Exclusive of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.
.
No. 91 —VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY: B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D i v i
s io n s , 1890, 1900, a n d 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
I Implements
Building*. J
nnd
machinery.
Census
year.
1890
1900
1910
A rizon a................... 1890
I 1900
1910
Arkansas.................. 1890
1900
1910
California................ 1890
1900
1910
Colorado.................. 3890
1900
1910
Connecticut............ 1890
1900
1910
3890
Delaware.................
1900
1910
District of Columbia 1890
1900
1910
Florida..................... 1890
1900
1910
Georgia..................... 1890
1900
1910
Idaho ....................... 1890
1900
1910
Illin ois..................... 1890
1900
1910
Alabam a............
Dollars,
1111,051,390
100,165,571
216,944,175
17,222,230
11.416,460
42,349,737
1118,574,422
105,106,650
246,021,450
1697,116,630
630,444,960
1,317,195,448
185.035.180
90,341,523
36*2,822,205
195,000,595
52,441,508
72,206,058
139,586,080
23,768,820
34,938,161
16,471,120
9,700,230
7,193,950
172.745.180
30,828,016
93,738,065
1152,006,230
138,515,430
370,353,415
117,431,580
35,486,368
219,953,316
11,262,870,587
1,514,113,970
3,090,411,148
Dollars.
34,4^2,612
71,309,416
(l)
2,266,500
4,935,578
80,076,520
63,145,363
77,4^,000
133,406,040
16, (& , 512
46,696,656
0)
44,983,560
66,113,163
10,667,220
18,217,822
1,57^3,760
1,037,393
(*)
9,976,822
24,407,924
44, ^4,690
108,850,917
6, Si, 815
25,112,509
251,467,580
432,381,422
Dollars.
4,511,645
8,675,900
16,290,004
196,580
765,200
1,787,790
6,672,400
8,750,060
16,864,198
14,689.710
21,311,670
36,493,158
2,728.850
4,746,755
12,791.601
3,075,495
4,948,300
6,916,648
1,835,570
2,150,560
3,206,095
79,760
136,060
92,350
1,158,040
1,963.210
4,446,007
5,764,978
9,804,010
20,948,056
1,172,460
3,295,045
10,476,051
84,456,938
44,977,310
73,724,074
property.
Dollars.
30,776,730
36,105,799
65,594,834
813,227,453
15,515,687
26,050,870
30,772,880
37,483,771
74,058,292
*65,575,427
67,303,325
127,599,938
829,675,528
49,954,311
70,161,344
9,974,618
10,932.212
14,163,902
4,198,810
4,111,054
6,817,123
129,120
125,326
7,142,980
11,166,016
20,591,187
31,477,990
35,200,507
7, 253,490
21, 657,974
49, 775,309
180, 431,662
193, 758,037
804,431
1 l-rfind and buildings not separately stated for 1890.
a Including estimated value of range animals.
Dollars.
146,339,765
179,399,882
370,138,429.
820,646,263
29,993,847
76,123,970
155,019,702
181,416,001
400,089,303
3 777,381,767
796,527,955
1,614,694,584
8117,439,558
161,045,101
491,471,806
108,050,708
113,305,680
159,399,771
45,620,460
40,697,654
63.179.201
6,680,000
11,535,376
8,476,533
81,046,200
53,929,064
143,183,183
189,249,198
228,374,637
580,546,381
25,857,530
67.271.202
305,317,185
1,477,759,187
2,004,316,897
3,905,321,075
125
VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY.
No. 9 1 . - V a l u e o f F a rm P r o p e r t y : B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D iv i s io n s ,
1890, 1900, a n d 1910—Continued.
i
Census
year.
Stale.
In d ia n a ...................
Indian Territory £ ..
I o w a ............
K ansas.........
K entucky................
Louisiana . . . . . . . . . .
M aine................... .
Maryland ................
Massachusetts.........
M ichigan.................
Minnesota............ .
Mississippi. . . . . . . . . .
MisMouri..... .......
M ontana__ ___ ___
Nebraska.................
Nevada._____ . . . __
New Hampshire___
New Jersey..............
New M exico............
New Y o r k ..............
North Carolina___
North Dakota...........
Land.
i Buildings.
|
Dollars,
Dollars.
(i)
1890
i 754,789,110
1900
687,638,460
154,101,880
1910
1,828,196,545
266,079,051
1890
1900
39,188,250
7,675,190
(i)
1890
1857,581,022
1900
1,2.".6,751,980
240,802,810
2910
2,801,973,729
455,405,671
1890
1559,726,046
1900
532,187,610
111,465,160
1910
1,537,976,573
199,579,599
(i)
1890
1346,339,860
1900
291,117,430
90,887,460
1910
484,464,617
150,994,755
1890
1 85,381,270
1900
107,730,210
83,4(K), 400
1910
49,741,173
187,803,277
1890
*98,567,730
(*)
1900
49,359,450
47,142,700
1910
86,481,395
73,138,231
1*90
i 175,058,550
(0
120,367,550
1900
54,810,760
1910
163,451,614
78,285,509
1890
i 127,538,284
71,(093,880
1900
86,925,410
88,636,149
1910
106,532,616
1556,190,670
1890
0)
1900
423,569,950 ! 158,947,760
1910
615,258,348
285,879,951
(i)
1890
1340,059,470
559,301,900
110,220,415
1900
243,339,399
1910
1,019,102,027
(i)
1890
1127,423,157
1900
114,856,060
37,150,340
254,002,289
80,160,000
1910
1625,858,361
1890
695,470,723
148,508,490
1900
1910 j 1,445,982,389
270,221,997
1890 ;
125,512,340
<*)
1900
52,660,560
9,365,530
226,771,302
24,854,628
1910
1402,358,913
1890
486,605,900
9l/o54,120
1900
198,807,622
1,614,539,313
1910
(l)
1890
112,339,410
13,275,620
2,340,090
1900
35,276,599
1910
4,332,740
1890
166,162,600
1900
35,498,760
34,6^5,600
44,519,047
41,397,014
1910
1159.262,840
1890
0)
1900
93,360,930
69,230,080
124,148,167
92,991,352
1910
(i)
1890
18,140,800
3,565,105
1900
17,323,709
1910
98,806,497
13,024,502
1890
1968,127,286
0)
1900
561,174,220
336,959,960
1910
707,747,828
476,998,001
1890
1183,977,010
0)
1900
141,955,840
52,700,080
343,164,945
113,459,662
1910
175,310,305
1890
0)
173,352,270
1900
25,428,430
730,380,131
1910 i
92,276,613
1
Implements '
and
; Live stock.
machinery.
!
Dollars.
21,172,255
27,330,370
40,999,541
1 3,939,480
i 86,665,315
I 57,960,660
j 95,477,948
18,869,790
29,490,580
48,310,161
| 10,906,506
15,301,860
20,851,846
7,167,355
28,636,790
18,977,063
5,499,413
8,802,720
14,490,533
6,540,090
8,611,220
11,859,771
5,938,940
8,828,950
11,563,894
22,182,600
28,795,380
49,916,286
16,916,473
30,099,230
52,329,165
5,968,865
9,556,805
16,905,312
21,830,719
28,602,680
50,873,994
1,356,010
3,671,900
10,639,663
16,468,977
24,940,450
44,249,708
637,480
888,560
1,576,096
3,594,850
5,163,090
5,877,657
7,378,644
9,330,030
13,109,507
291,140
1,151.610
4,122,312
46,659,465
56,006,000
83,644,822
7,183,210
9,072,600
18,441,619
6,648,180
14,055,560
43,907,595
Dollars.
DoUars.
93,361,422
869,322,787
109,550,761
978,616.471
173,860,101
1,809,135,238
»5 ,976.729
86,976,729
41,378,695
92,181,615
206,436,242
1,100,682,579
278,830,096
1,834,345,546
393,003,196
3,745,800,544
128,068,305
706,664,141
190,956,936
864,100.286
253,523,577
2,039,389,910
70,924,400
428,170,266
73,739,106
471,045,856
117,486,662
773,797,880
17,898,380
110,447,005
28,869,506
198,536,906
44,699,485
301,220,988
18,280,140
122,347,283
17,106,034
122,410,904
25,161,839
199,271,998
19,194,320
200,792,960
20,855,877
204,645,407
82,670,134
286,167,028
14,200,178
147,677,402
15,798,464
182,646,704
20,741,366 1
226,474,025
69,564,985
647,938,255
79,042,644
690,355,734
137,803,795
1,088,858,379
57,726,683
414,701,626
89,063,097
788,684,642
161,641,146
1,476,411,737
33,936,435
167,328,457
42,657,222
204,221,027
75,247,033
426,314,634
138,701,173
786,390,253
160,540,004
1,033,121,897
285,839,108
2,052,917,488
* 83,266,752
« 60,135,102
52,161,833
117,859,823
85,663,187
347,828,770
92,971,920
511,799,810
145,349,587
747,950,057
222,222,004
2,079,818,647
5,801,820
18,678,710
12,169,565
28,673, f 35
19,213,930
60,399,365
10,450,125
80,207,575
10,554,646
86,842,096
11,910,478
103,704,196
15,811,430
182,452,914
17,612,620
189,533,660
24,588,639
254,832,665
433,643,141
* 25,111, 201
31,727,400
53,767,824
43,494,679
159,447,990
124,523,965
1,139,310,716
126,583,715
1,069,723,895
183,090,844
1,461,481,495
25,547,280
216,707,500
80,106,173
233,834,693
62,649,984
537,716,210
18,787,294
100,746,779
42,430,491
256,266,751
108,249,866
974,814,205
i Laud and buildings not separately stated for 3890.
’* Consolidated with Oklahoma in 1907.
8No report prior to 1900, except estimates of live stock on ranges.
*Including estimated value o f range animals.
| All farm
| property.
i
126
VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY.
No. !> I . — V a lu e o f F a rm P r o p e r t y : B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s ,
1890, 1900,
State.
Ohio ......................
O klahom a..........
Oregon.....................
Pennsylvania. . . . . .
Rhode Island.........
South Carolina.......
South Dakota.........
Tennessee.............. .
Texas.......................
Utah........................
V erm ont.................
V irgin ia..................
Washington ______
West Virginia.........
W isconsin...............
W yom ing................
Total..............
Geographic divi
sions.*
New England.........
Middle A tlantic. . .
East North Central
Census
year.
Laud.
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
*1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
Dollars.
11,050,031,828
817,163,710
1,285,894,812
18,581,170
110,209,650
649,066,668
1116,819,200
113,137,820
411,696,102
1922,240,233
575,392,940
630,430,010
«21,873,479
13,421.770
15,009,981
199,104,600
99,805,860
268,774,854
1107,466,335
189,206,890
902,606,751
1242,700,540
202,013,790
371,415,783
1399,971,289
591,550,802
1,633,207,135
128,402,780
40,126,560
99,482,164
•80,427,490
45,813,905
58,385,327
1254,490,600
200,615,080
394,658,912
»83,461,660
99,310,510
517,421,998
1151,880,300
134,269,110
207,075,759
1477,524,507
530,542,690
911,938,261
114,460,880
23,434,010
88,908,276
and
1910—Continued.
| Buildings, j
Dollars.
219,451,470
368,257,594
13,^731,585
89,610,556
(i)
19,199,694
43,880,207
822,879,810
410,638,745
9,703,490
12,922,879
26,9^,670
64,113,227
30,9^6,300
102,474,056
63,^36,960
109,106,804
(i)
100,222,811
210,001,260
(i)
10,651,790
18,063,168
m
37,257,715
54,202,948
(i)
70,963,120
137,399,160
(l) •
16,299,200
54,546,459
84,(^6,560
57,315,195
0)
165,604,970
289,694,462
(I)
8,581,520
9,007,001
Implements
and
1 Live stock.
machinery. 1
Dollars.
29,475,346
36,354,150
61,210,071
433,580
6,673,015
27,088,866
4,656,770
6,506,725
13,205,645
39,046,855
50,917,240
70,726,055
941,080
1,270,270
1,781,407
4,172,262
6,629,770
14,108,863
8,371,712
12,218,680
38,786,973
9,936,880
16,232,670
21,292,171
13,746,541
30,125,705
66,790,260
1,164,660
2,922,550
4,468,178
4,733,560
7,538,490
10,168,687
6,593,688
9,911,040
18,115,883
3,150,200
6,271,630
16,709,844
3.116.420
6.040.420
• 7,011,613
19.167.010
29.237.010
52,956,579
522,250
1,866,000
3,668,294
DoUars.
116,181,690
125,954,616
197,332,112
3,206,270
54,829,568
162,432,792
22,648,830
33,917,048
69,461,828
101,652,758
102,439,183
141,480,052
2,364,970
2,593,659
3,276,472
16,572,410
20,199,859
45,131,380
>29,689,509
66,173,432
127,229,200
60,254,230
60,818,605
110,706,078
*138,409,274
240,576,955
318,646,509
* 9,914,766
21,474,241
28,781,691
16,644,320
17,841,317
22,642,766
33,404,281
42,026,737
74,891,438
14.113.110
22,159,207
48.865.110
23,964,610
30,571,269
43,836,073
68.784,377
96,327,649
158,529,483
*18,785,301
39,145,877
65,605,510
All farm
property.
Dollars.
1,195,688,864
1,198,923,946
1,902,694,589
12,221,020
185,343,818
918,198,882
143,024,800
172,761,287
628,243,782
1,062,939,846
1,051,629,173
1,253,274,862
25,179,479
26,989,189
32,990,739
119,849,272
153,591,159
392,128,314
*145,527,556
297,525,302
1,166,096,980
312,891,650
341,202,025
612,520,836
*552,127,104
962,476,273
2,218,645,104
*39,482,206
75,175,141
150,795,201
101,805,370
108,451,427
145,399,72*
294,488,569
323,515,977
625,065,383
100,724,970
144,040,547
637,543,411
178,961,330
203,907,349
314,738,540
560,475,894
811,712,319
1,413,118,785
*33,768,431
67,477,407
167,189,081
1890
1900
1910
113,279,252,649
494,247,467 *2,308,767,573 316,082,267,689
0)
13,058,007,995 3,556,639,496
749,775,970 3,075,477,703 20,439,901,164
28,475,674,169 6,325,451,528 1,265,149,783 4,925,178,610 40,991,449,090
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1489,570,178
283,460,803
244,806,945
382,134,424
336,410,384
12,049,630,359
1,219,928,090
729,069,850
1,462,321,005
980,628,098
*4,101,406,702
3,973,023,780
939, $3,660
7,231,699,114 1,642,292,480
23,783,288
36,551,820
50,798,826
93,084,964
116,253,270
167,480,384
126,454,149
166,694,220
268,806,550
71,914,351
74,826,382
97,896,823
241,988,153
245,635,518
349,159,535
4623,324,136
604,638,707
976,329,922
» Land and buildings not separately stated for 1890.
* Includes Indian Territory consolidated with Oklahoma in 1907.
‘ Including estimated value of range animals.
4For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
585,267,817
639,645,900
867,240,457
2,384,703,476
2,310,886,728
2,959,589,022
44,751,184,987
6,683,925,367
10,119,128,066
127
VALUE OF FARM. PROPERTY.
No. 9 1 . — V a l u e op F a rm P r o p e r t y : B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s ,
1890, 1900, a n d 1910—Continued.
Census
year.
West North Central.
South Atlantic..
East South Central.
West South Central.
Mountain...........
Pacific......... .
Alaska................
H a w a ii..............
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1890
1900
1910
1900
1910
1900
1910
Porto R ic o .........
Buildings.
Dollars.
12,968,360,452
758,405,725
3,892,877,273
10,052,560,913 1,562,104,957
11,135,319,670
306,528,682
899,820,936
603,086,799
1,883,349,675
1827,514,447
0)
225,627,372
708,153,461
411,570,975
1,326,826,864
i 612,508,151
185,105,506
953,785,562
412,498,352
2,716,098,530
1198,545,200
54, y * , 862
284,064,810
145,026,777
1,174,370,096
1896,397,490
(*)
112,966,894
842,893,290
2,246,313,548
231,832,706
12,800
402,806
(V[<64,832
■ 3,545,895
56,484,061
4,798,756
78,132,915
73,967,852
8,752,573
Implements
and
machinery.
Live stock,
jDollars.
Dollars.
2672,380,126
125,771,166
972,343,643
197,367,840
368,935,544 1,561,708,097
161,631,801
36,444,018
194,362,808
53.318.890
366,534,152
98,230,147
H95,891,795
31,323,896
213,320,732
48,767,235
369,034,607
75,339,833
27,019,876
*196,263,533
403,138,495
77,925,050
589,837,078
119,720,377
2143,036,311
7,969,430
243,836,888
18,807,620
388,746,520
49,429,975
2102,337,367
22,396,680
123,379,580
34,090,025
235,926,876
66,408,647
2,196
690
542,196
58,568
2,570,142
11.484.890
4,407,200
9,024,328
10,947,000
8,711,449
All farm
property.
Dollars.
23,766,511,744
5,820,994,481
13,535,309,511
1,333,395,489
1,454,031,316
2,951,200,773
21,054,780,138
1,195,868.790
2,182,771,779
2 835,791,560
1,619,954,613
3,838,154,337
2349,550,941
601,264,180
1,757,673,368
21,021,131,537
1,113,329,789
2,780,481,777
15,686
1,468,402
74,084.988
96,363,229
102,378,874
t Land and buildings not separately stated for 1890.
2Including estimated value of range animals.
3No titles to land.
No. 9 2 ,—VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY: C e n s u s Y e a r s 1850 t o 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
J
1
Per cent of value of all
farm property in—
1
1
i
Cen
sus
year.
All farm
property.
Land.
| Buildings.
Implements
and
machinery.
Live stock,
I IraI P*T
Ltv,*
Bllild- mand8 stock.
chinery.
j
i
1
Dollars.
Dollars.
1 Dollars.
Dollars.
151,587,638
(*)
3,967,343,580 13,271,575,426.
246,118,141
0)
7,980,493,063 16,645,045,007
270,913,678
(i)
1870* 8,944,857,749 17,444,054,462
406,520,055
(i)
1880 «12,180,501,538 110,197,096,776
(i)
494,247,467
<16,082,267,689 I13,279,252,649i
19005 20,439,901,164 13,058,007,995:3,556,639,496 749,775,970
19107 40,991,449,090 28,475,674,169'6,325,451,528 1,265,149,783
1850.
Dollars.
»544,180,516
21,089,329,915
21,229,889,609
«1,576,884,707
42,308,767,573
*3,075,477,703
#4,925,173,610
183.3
183.2
183.7
182.
63.
69.5
!
iLand and buildings not separately stated.
•Including only the reported value of live stock on farina.
8 Gold values.
« Including estimated value o f live stock on ranges.
« Exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii.
•Including value of live stock on ranges as well as on farms.
*Exclusive of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.
3.8
3.1
3.0
3.3
3.1
3. T
3. 1.
13.7
13.6
13.7
12.9
14.4
15.0
12.0
128
PRODUCTION AN D VALU E OF CEREAL CROPS.
No. 93 *— CEREAL CROPS: E s t im a t e d P r o d u c t i o n a n d V a l u e , 1866 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
CORN.
Total—
Period.1
1866-75 * ............................
1876-85* ............................
1886-90*............................
1897....................................
1908....................................
1909....................................
1910....................................
I
!
Area.
Production.
|
Farm value
Dec. 1.
Average—
Farm
Farm,
of
value per Yield per value
yield
bushel
acre.
per acre
Dec. 1.
: Dec. 1.
Acres.
32,715,700
60,742,800
74,810,021
76,204,515
70,626,658
Btishels.
969,947,600
1,537,465,400
1,742,450,800
2,060,154,000
1,628,464,000
Dollars.
454,534,800
608,203,600
667,226,326
836,439,228
642,146,630
Cents.
47,8
40.1
87.7
40.6
39.4
72,036,465
62,582,269
82,075,830
81,027,156
80,095,051
1,619,496,131
1,212,770,052
2,151,138,580
2,283,875,165
1,902,967,933
591,625,627
554,719,162
544,985,534
491,006,967
601,072,952
36.6
46.7
25.3
21.5
26.3
22.6
19.4
26.2
28.2
28.8
8.21
8.86
6.64
6.06
6.26
77,721,781
82,108,587
83,320,872
91,349,928
94,043,613
1,924,184,660
2,078,143,933
2,105,102,516
1,622,619,891
2,523,648,312
552,023,428
629,210,110
751,220,034
921,665,768
1,017,017,349.
28.7
30.3
86.7
60.6
40.3
24.8
25.3
26.3
16.7
26.8
7.10
7.66
9,02
10.09
10.81 !
88,091,993
92,231,581
94,011,369
96,737,581
99,931,000
2,244,176,925
2,467,480,934
2,707,993,540
2,927,416,091
2,592,320,000
952,868,801
1,087,461,440
1,116,696,738
1,166,626,479
1,336,901,000
42.6
44.1
41.2
89.9
51.6
25.5
26.8
28.8
80.3
26.9
10.82
11.79
11.88
12.06
13.38 1
101,788,000
108,771,000
104,085,000
105,825,000
107,083,000
105,820,000
2,668,661,000
2,772,876,000
2,886,260,000
2,531,488,000
3,124,746,000
2,446,988,000
1,616,146,000
1,652,822,000
1,384,817,000
1,565,258,000
1,520,454,000
1,692,092,000
60.6
59.6
48.0
61.8
48.7
69.1
26.2
25.5
27.7
23.9
29.2
23.1
15.87 ‘
15.19 .
13.30
14.77
14.20
15.99.
31.9
12.3
11.9
15.3
13.4
12.92
11.39'
9.07
12.86
8.85
Bushels. Dollars.
26.1
12.48
10.23
25. &
8.78
23.3
27.0
10.98
y. 09
28.1
W HEAT.
1866-75* ............................
1876-852 ............................
1886-90 a ............................
1891....................................
1892....................................
20,470,300
34,144,400
37,199,024
39.916,897
38,554,430
244,672,300
419,940,800
443,847,400
611,780,000
515,949,000
267,586,800
654,049,800
337,470,479
513,472,711
322,111,881
108.6
92.6
76.0
83.9
62.4
1896....................................
1897....................................
34,629,418
34,8*2,436
34,047,332
34,618,646
39,465,066
396,131,725
460,267,416
467,102,947
427,684,346
530,149,168
213,171,881
225,902,025
237,938,998
310,602,539
428,547,121
58.8
49.1
60.9
72.6
80.8
11.4
13.2
13,7
12.4
18.4
6.16 <
6.48
6.99
8.97 i
10.86;
44,055,278
44,592,516
42,495,385
49,895,514
46,202,424
675,148,705
647,303,846
522,229,505
748,460,218
670,063,008
392,770,320
319,546,259
823,515,177
467,350,156
422,224,117
58.2
68.4
61.9
62.4
63.0
15.3
12.3
12.3
15.0
14.6
8.92
7.17 =
7.61'
9.37
9.14
1906....................................
1907....................................
49,464,967
44,074,875
47,854,079
47,305,829
45,211,000
687,821,835
652,899,517
692,979,489
735,260,970
634,087,000
443,024,826
510,489,874
518,372,727
490,332,760
554,437,000
69.5
92.4
74.8
66.7
87.4
* 12.9
12.6
14.6
16.5
14.0
8.96
11.58
10.88
10.37!
12.26
1908....................................
1909....................................
1910....................................
1911....................................
1912....................................
1913....................................
47,557,000
46,723,000
45,681,000
49,543,000
45,814,000
60,184,000
664,602,000
737,189,000
636,121,000
621,338,000
730,267,000
763,380,000
616,826,000
730,046,000
561,051,000
543,063,000
555,280.000
610,122,000
92.8
99.0
88.3
87.4
76.0
79.9
14.0
16.8
13.9
12.6
15.9
15.2
12.97
15.62
12.27.
10.93;
12.12:
12.16:
1898....................................
1900....................................
1902....................................
1903....................................
1904....................................
1The periods relate to calendar years.
!
'
1
I
* Average per year for the period.
129
PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF CEREAL CROPS.
No. 9 3 .— C e r e a l C r o p s : E s t im a t e d P r o d u c t i o n a n d V a l u e , 1866 t o 1913—
Continued.
OATS.
Average—
Total—
Period.1
Area.
Production.
Farm
Farm
of
Farm value value per Yield per value
yield
Dec. 1.
acre.
bushel
per acre
Dec. 1.
Dec. 1.
18G6-752. ............................
1876-852.............................
1880-903..............................
1891....................................
1892....................................
1893....................................
Acres.
9,746,000
16,797,000
‘26,094,269
25,581,801
27,063,835
27,273,033
Bushels.
272,992,800
461,157,400
652,124,600
738,394,000
061,035,000
638,854,850
DoUars.
102,422,700
149,629,700
195,218,291
232,312,267
209,253,611
187,576,092
Cents.
37.8
32.7
29.9
31.5
31.7
29.4
Bushels.
28.1
27.6
25.0
28.9
24.4
23.4
DoUars.
10.62
9.03
7.49
9.08
7.73
6.83
1894....................................
1895....................................
1896....................................
1897....................................
1898............................
27,023,553
27,878,406
27,565,985
26,730,375
25,777,110
662,036,928
824,443,537
707,346,404
698,707,809
730,906,643
214,816,920
163,655,068
132,485,033
147,974,719
186,405,364
32.4
19.9
18.7
21.2
25.5
24.6
29.6
25.7
27.2
28.4
7.95
5.87
4.81
5.75
7.23
1899....................................
1900....................................
1901....................................
1902....................................
1903....................................
26,341,380
27,364,795
28,541,476
28,653,144
27,638,126
796,177,713
809,125,989
736,808,724
987,842,712
784,094,199
198,167,975
208,669,233
293,658,777
303,584,852
267,661,065
24.9
25.8
39.9
30.7
34.1
30.2
29.6
25.8
84.5
28.4
7.52
7.63
10.29
10.60
9.68
1904....................................
1905....................................
1906....................................
1907....................................
1908....................................
27,842,669
28,040,746
30,958,768
31,837,000
32,344,000
894,595,552
953,216,197
964,904,522
754,443,000
807,156,000
279,900,013
277,047,537
306,292,978
334,568,000
381,171,000
31.3
29.1
31.7
44.3
47.2
32.1
34.0
31.2
23.7
25.0
10.05
9.88
9.89
10.61
11.78
1909....................................
1910....................................
1911....................................
191*2....................................
1913....................................
33,204,000
37,548,000
37,763,000
37,917,000
38,399,000
1,007,353,000
1,186,341,000
922,298,000
1,418,337,000
1,121,768,000
408,174,000
408,388,000
414,663,000
452,469,000
439,596,000
40.5
34.4
46.0
31.9
39.2
30.3
31.6
24.4
37.4
29.2
12.29
10.87
10.98
11.93
11.45
EYE.
1806-75*.............................
1876-852..............................
1886-902..............................
1891....................................
1892....................................
1893....................................
1,346,800
1,870,200
2,172,303
2,176,466
2,163,657
2,038,485
18,266,600
24,468,800
25,564,954
31,751,868
27,978,824
26,555,446
14,559,000
15,886,400
13,885,217
24,589,217
15,160,056
13,612,222
78.1
63.5
54.3
77.4
54.2
61.3
13.6
13.3
11.8
14.6
12.9
13.0
10. 62
8.45
6.39
11.30
7.01
6.68
1894....................................
1895....................................
1896....................................
1898....................................
1,944,780
1,890,345
1,831,201
1,703,561
1,643,207
26,727,615
27,210,070
24,309,047
27,363,324
25,657,522
13,395,476
11,964,826
9,960,769
12,239,647
11,875,350
50.1
44.0
40.9
44.7
46.3
13.7
14.4
13.3
16.1
15.6
6.89
6.33
5.44
7.18
7.23
1899....................................
1900....................................
1901....................................
1902....................................
1903....................................
1,659,308
1,591,302
1,987,505
1,978,548
1,906,894
23,981,741
23,995,927
30,3-14,830
33,630,592
29,363,416
12,214,118
12,295,417
16,909,742
17,080,793
15,993,871
51,0
61.2
55.7
50.8
54.5
14.4
15.1
15.3
17.0
15.4
7.36
7.73
8.61
8.63
8.39
1904....................................
1906....................................
1907 ...................................
1908....................................
1,792,673
1,730,159
2,001,904
1,926.000
1,948,000
27,241,515
28,485,952
33,374,833
31,566,000
31,851,000
18,718,323
17,414,138
19,671,243
23,068,000
23,455,000
68.8
61.1
58.9
73.1
73.6
15.2
16.5
16.7
16.4
16.4
10.46
10.07
9.83
11.98
12.04
1909....................................
1910....................................
1911....................................
1912....................................
1913....................................
2,006,000
2,185,000
2,127,000
2,117,000
2,557,000
32,239,000
34,897,000
33,119,000
35,664.000
41,381,000
23,809,000
24,953,000
27,557,000
23,636,000
26,220,000
73.9
71.5
83.2
66.3
63.4
16.1
16.0
15.6
16.8
16.2
11.87
11.44
12.98
11.16
10.25
1Tlie periods relate to calendar years.
20187°— s
a
1913------ 9
*Average per year for the period.
130
PRODUCTION A N D VALU E OF CEREAL CROPS.
No. 8 3 . — C e r e a l C r o p s : E s t im a t e d P r o d u c t i o n a n d V a l u e , 1866 t o 1913—
Continued.
B A R LE Y .
reriocU
1868-75 2 .............................
1876-85 3 .............................
1886-902 .............................
1891......................................
1892......................................
1893......................................
1894......................................
1895......................................
1896......................................
1897......................................'i
1898......................................1
1889...................................... 1
1900......................................1
1901......................................
1902......................................
1905......................................
1906......................................
J907......................................
1909......................................
1910......................................
1911......................................
1913......................................
Area.
Acres.
1,196, 500
2,065,300
2,981,486
3,352,.579
3,400,361
3,220,371
8,170,602
3,299,973
2,950,539
2,719,116
2,583,125
2,878,229
2,894,‘282
4,295,744
4, CC1,063
4,993,137
5,145,878
5,095,528
6,323,757
6,448,000
6,646,000
7,011,000
7,743,000
7,027,000
7,530,000
7,499,000
Total—
Average—
Production.
Farm
Farm |
of
value per j Yield per value
yield
bushel
acre.
per acre
Dee. 1.
Dec. 1.
Bushels.
26,992,300
46,065,900
65,125,064
86,839,153
80,096,762
69,869,495
61,400,465
87,072,744
69,695,223
66,685,127
55,792,257
73,381,563
58,925,833
109,932,924
134,954,023
131,861,391
139,748,958
336,651.020
178,916; 484
153,597,000
166,756.000
170,284! 000
173,832,000
160,240,000
223,824,000
178,189,000
Farm value
Dee. l.
Dollars.
21,382,200
28,098,900
34,746,341
45,470,342
38,026,062
28,729,386
27,13*1,127
29,312,413
22,491,241
25,142,139
23,064,359
29,594,254
24,075,271
49,705,163
61,898,634
60,166,313
58,651,807
65,047,166
74,235,997
102,290,000
92,442,000
93,971,000
100,426,000
139,182,000
112,957,000
95,731,000
Cents. Bushels.
79.0
22.9
61.8
22.4
53.4
21.8
52.4
25.9
47.5
23.6
41.1
21.7
44.2
19.4
33.7
26.4
32.3
23.6
37.7
24.5
41.3
21.6
40.3
25.5
40.8
20.4
45.2
25.6
45.9
29.0
45.6
26.4
42.0
27.2
40.3
26.8
41.5
28.3
66.6
23.8
55.4
25.1
55.2
24.3
57.8
22.5
86.9
21.0
60.5
29.7
53.7
23.8
Dollars.
18.09
13. 84
11.65
13.56
11.18
8.92
8. 56
8.88
7.62
9.25
8.93
10.28
8.32
11.57
13.28
12.05
11.40
10.80
11.74
15.86
13.91
13.40
13.00
18.25
15.00
12.77
BUCKW H EAT.
1866-752 .............................
1876-85 2 .............................
1886-90 2 .............................
1891......................................
1892......................................
729,900
777,800
884,558
849,364
861,451
33,368,800
11,976,700
11,861,232
12,760,932
12,143,185
9,735,200
7,237,800
6,692,216
7,271,506
6,295,643
72.5
66.2
56.4
57.0
51. S
18.3
14.6
13.4
15.0
11.1
13.27
9.67
7.57
8.56
7.31
815,614
789,232
763,277
75-1,898
717,836
12,132.311
32,668,200
15,341,399
14,089,783
14,997,451
7,074,450
7,040,238
6,936, 325
5, f.22,339
6,319,188
58.3
55.6
45.2
39.2
42.1
34.9
36.1
20.1
18.7
20.9
8.67
8.92
9.09
7.32
8.80
189S......................................
1899......................................
1900......................................
1901......................................
678,332
670,148
637,930
811,164
804,880
11,721,927
11,091,473
9,566,966
15,125,939
14,529,770
5,271,462
6,183,675
5,341,413
8,523,317
8,654,704
45.0
55.7
55.8
56.3
59.6
17.3
16.6
15.0
18.6
18.1
7.77
9.23
8.37
10.51
10.75
1904......................................
1905......................................
1906......................................
1907......................................
804,393
793,625
760,118
789,208
800,000
14,243,644
15,008,336
14,585,082
14,641,937
14,290,000
8,650,738
9,330,768
8,565,499
8,727,443
9,975,000
60.7
62.2
58.7
59.6
69.8
17.7
18.9
39.2
18.6
17.9
10.75
11.76
11.27
11.06
12.47
803,000
834,000
860,000
833,000
841,000
805,000
15,874,000
17,438,000
17,598,000
17,549,000
19,249,000
13,833,000
12,004,000
12,188,000
11,636,000
12,735,000
12,720,000
10,445,000
75.6
69.9
66.1
72.6
66.1
75.5
19.8
20.9
20.5
21.1
22.9
17.2
14.95
14.61
13.55
15.32
35.12
12.98
1908......................................
1909......................................
1910......................................
1911......................................
1912......................................
i The periods relate to calendar years.
* Average per year lor the period.
131
POTATO CROP.
No. 9 4 .—POTATO 6R O P : E s t i m a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t i o n - , a n d V a l u e , 1907
t o 1912, a n d i n 1913 b y S t a t e s . 1
ISouree: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
State.
Acreage.
Average
farm
Average Average
Total farm price per yield per value of
Production. value,
yield
Dec. 1. bushel,
acre.
per acre,
Dcc. 1.
Dec. 1.
Alabama..................................
Arizona....................................
Arkansas.,T r______________
California.................................
Colorado...................................
Acres.
18,000
1,000
25,000
68,000
80,000
Bushels.
1,512,000
75,000
1,800,000
8,092,000
9,200,000
Dollars.
1,588,000
101,000
1,800,000
5,664,000
5,980,000
Cents.
105
135
100
70
65
Bushels.
84
75
72
119
115
Connecticut.............................
Delaware..................................
Florida.....................................
Georgia.....................................
Idaho........................................
24,000
11,000
12,000
12,000
34,000
2,208,000
957,000
912,000
972,000
5,780,000
1,921,000
718,000
1,067,000
1,021,000
2,890,000
87
75
117
105
50
92
87
76
81
170
80.04
65.27
88.92
85.08
85.00
Illinois......................................
Indiana....................................
Iowa.........................................
Kansas.....................................
Kentucky................................
125,000
75,000
150,000
73,000
50,000
5,750,000
3,975,000
7,200,000
2,920,000
2,450,000
5,118,000
3,339,000
5,904.000
2,657,000
2,499,000
89
84
82
91
102
46
53
48
40
49
40.94
44.52
39.36
36.40
49.98
Louisiana.................................
Maine.......................................
Maryland.................................
Massachusetts..........................
Michigan..................................
25,000
128,000
43,000
27,000
350,000
1,750,000
28,160,000
3,741,000
2,835,000
33,600,000
1,680,000
14,925,000
2,506,000
2,410,000
17,808,000
96
53
67
85
53
70
220
87
105
96
87.20
116.00
56.28
89.26
50.09
Minnesota................................
Mississippi...............................
Missouri...................................
Montana..................................
Nebraska.................................
275,000
12,000
85,000
36,000
118,000
30,250,000
960,000
3,230,000
5,040,000
5,664,000
15,730,000
960,000
3,004,000
3,377,000
4,418,000
52
100
93
67
78
110
80
38
140
4S
57.20
80.00
35.34
93.81
37.44
Nevada....................................
New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey..............................
New Mexico............................
New York................................
11,000
17,000
94,000
9,000
360,000
1,760^000
2,074,000
8,930,000
612,000
26,640,000
1,197,000
1,721,000
7,323,000
857,000
21,312,000
68
83
82
140
80
160
122
95
68
74
108.82
101.24
77.90
95.23
59.20
North Carolina........................
North Dakota..........................
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma................................
Oregon.....................................
30,000
60,000
160,000
32,000
50,000
2,400,000
5,100,000
10,240,000
1,920,000
6,750,000
1,968,000
2,856,000
8,704,000
2,016,000
3,915,000
82
56
85
105
58
80
85
64
60
135
65.60
47.60
54.40
63.00
78.30
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island..........................
South Carolina........................
South Dakota..........................
Tennessee.................................
265,000
5,000
10,000
60,000
38,000
23,320,000
650,000
800,000
4,680,000
2,432,000
18,656,000
585,000
1,040,000
2,948,000
2,359,000
80
90
130
63
97
88
130
80
78
64
70.40
117.00
104.00
49.13
68.08
Texas.......................................
Utah.........................................
Vermont..................................
Virginia....................................
Washington.............................
45,000
20,000
25,000
105,000
60,000
2,340,000
3,600,000
3,175,000
9,870,000
7,380,000
2,621,000
2,088,000
2,286,000
7,896,000
4,428,000
112
58
72
SO
60
52
180
127
94
123
58.24
104.40
91.44
75.20
73.80
West Virginia..........................
Wisconsin................................
Wyoming.................................
48,000
295,000
12,000
3,984,000
32,155,000
1,680,000
3,586,000
17,364,000
1,092,000
90
54
65
83
109
140
74.71
58.86
91.00
Total, 1913....................
3,668,000
331,525,000
227,903,000
68.7
9a 4
62.13
1907...........................................
1908...........................................
1909...........................................
1910...........................................
1911...........................................
1912...........................................
3,128,000
3,257,000
3,525,000
3,720,000
3,619,000
3,711,000
298,262,000
278,985,000
376,537,000
349,032,000
292,737,000
420,647,000
184,184,000
197,039,000
206,545,000
194,566,000
233,778,000
212,550,000
61.8
70.6
54.9
55.7
79.9
50.5
95.4
85.7
106.8
93.8
80.9
113.4
58.88
60.50
58.59
52.30
64.60
57.28
1 Docs not include sweet potatoes.
Dollars.
88.22
101.00
72.00
83.29
74.75
|
132
N o . 9 5 . — C O E N : E stim ate d A n n u a l P r o d u c t io n , b y St a t e s , 1902 to 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Calendar year.
Bushels.
23,223,623
41,736,163
41,877,165
42,971,548
47,849,392
45.896.000
44.835.000
43.646.000
51.300.000
54,000,000
54.180.000
55.360.000
Bushels.
50,655,042
48,212,663
48,332,614
38,323,738
52,802,569
43.430.000
£4,035,000
50.400.000
57.360.000
49.712.000
50.490.000
47.025.000
Bushels.
1,839,150
1,777,162
1,556,269
1,810,944
1,994,814
1.836.000
1.600.000
1.740.000
1.875.000
1.836.000
1.924.000
1.815.000
Iowa.
TTansns.
Kentucky.
Bushels.
1,651,671
1,233,254
2,120,244
2,373,906
2,223,800
1.848.000
2.395.000
2.460.000
3.032.000
2.862.000
3,000,000
2,348,000
Bushels.
5,239,752
5,094,732
5,688,326
5,972,749
5,894,160
5.308.000
6.240.000
6.200.000
6.137.000
6.630.000
6.630.000
6.206.000
Bushels.
5,180,640
6,083,035
6,640,334
6,518,702
6.875.000
7.017.000
6.584.000
8.379.000
8.190.000
9.286.000
8.515.000
10,125,000
Bushels.
35,093,979
46,078,391
47,334,713
47,255,164
52,066,596
57.538.000
53.750.000
61.160.000
51.982.000
59.072.000
53.958.000
63.023.000
Bushels.
372,436,416
264,087,431
344,133,680
382,752,063
347,169,585
342.756.000
298.620.000
369.770.000
400.775.000
334.950.000
426.320.000
282.150.000
Bushels.
171,332,142
142,580,886
143,396,852.
187,130,623
183,893,767
168.840.000
137.835.000
196.520.000
188.640.000
174.600.000
199.364.000
176.400.000
Louisiana. Maryland.
Massachu
setts.
Michigan.
Minnesota. Mississippi. Missouri.
Bushels.
Bushels.
119,784,762 20,379,017
27,937,905 17,871,260
27,258,443 21,213,876
19,516,499 23,202,536
26,217,633 22,007,825
28,000,000 22,196,000
33,898,000 24,705,000
51,198,000 21,980,000
42,055,000 22,110,000
33,300,000 24,455,000
32,490,000 24,455,000
41,800,000 22,110,000
Bushels.
1,460,771
1,075,272
1,596,780
1,679,962
1,778,520
1,584,000
1,818,000
1,786,000
2,048,000
2,068,000
2,115,000
1,944,000
Bushels.
35,193,814
44,212,228
36,990,468
41,775,936
54,575,000
57,190,000
60,420,000
69,950,000
54,108,000
55,770,000
55,250,000
56,112,000
Bushels.
33,826,559
40,726,870
41,809,083
48,997,455
50,149,277
43,605,000
46,835,000
58,812,000
66,708,000
74,140,000
78,177,000
96,000,000
Bushels.
24,658,588
39,848,273
39,709,664
30,027,569
40,789,207
42,500,000
45,845,000
40,745,000
53,095,000
54,150,000
56,840,000
63,000,000
Bushels.
264,232,605
202,839,584
151,522,643
203,294,798
228,522,500
241,025,000
203,634,000
213,840,000
247,500,000
192,400,000
243,904,000
129,062,000
CORN,
Bushels.
1.909.000
2,222,075
2,415,658
2,776,484
3,157,136
2.608.000
2.586.000
3.267.000
6.885.000
5.222.000
8.736.000
6.300.000
Indiana.
Georgia.
OF
Bushels.
Bushels.
Bushels.
90,093,357
297,686,016 222,805,621
82,545,546
229,218,220 171,687,014
86,815,580
1904................................................................................. 303,039,266 134,609,669
1905................................................................................. 305,112,376 193,275,836
94,893,638
1906................................................................................. 373,275,000 195,075,000 105,437,376
270,220,000 155,142,000
93,060,000
84,823,000
1908................................................................................. 287,456,000 156,200,000
289,800,000 154,225,000 103,472,000
343,761,000 170,050,000 101,500,000
93,000,000
305,350,000 126,150,000
432,021,0C0. 174,225,000 109,440,000
23,424,000
74,825,000
1913................................................................................. 338,300,000
Colorado. Connecticut Delaware.
PRODUCTION
California.
ANNUAL
Calendar year.
Arkansas.
ESTIMATED
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912
1913
Alabama.
§
i g
§
i i §
i i i n
' $$$£§$$$$
- „ . . fl} H rt' « f f « rt” «
i t n m
s i
! ' § ' § ' I § '§ '§ '§ '§ [ £
£ i § ! i i i i i i §
S S l I
I
I ? I §
Mil!
:
:
if I I I I ! i l l ’si
:
:
: : : : : : : : :
I : :
: : : : : : : : : : : :
: : : : : : : : : : : :
! I ! ! i I ! •! ! i " i !
: : : : : : : : :
U iSIIH SSIISS f
_S ?J. g i
I I I ! 8 fcf 8' S' ffi 8 88' S 88' S'
m
ill
i i i pei rt'' irTi H' lrt
“>9 s' ss «' s' s' 5f s' s' 5s s'
*§§§S8§§iifff
I f g 1 s' 3 § 1 1 'I §' t f
“*s' s' s' a' s' a a' s' s' s' s' a'
lasCgg'g'l'lsfS'ff
a i § s a § i § § i § i §
d i i s s g s s n s s s
i s 'i s 'i 's 'i 's 's 'i 'i f f
“>s' 4 3' S' S' S S' S' S' S' 8? sf
ft)cfcfeoeoeo'»eo^'^»o»^'«r
| § g g I S g S S I i a S
• 5 3 K 8 5 S
asisssf m i
£•SooS S<p lo : i I f l ' g ' l i l ' s ' i '
Itfa
fS 'l . . . . S 'S 'f
« « ef cf cf e f ef « ef « es cf
ESTIMATED ANNUAL PRODUCTION OP COEN.
11} •>«* £*
§
..........................
* 8 $ *T S~ £ Ss 3 8 S 3 fc
III
3' 3" S' HS 2 §' 5*S'
1 f 1 1 ' 1 1 i f i s ' I s' £
.* ! i 1 1 § i I § § I i §
^
■» s' s' s' s' a s' s' s' s' s' s' sf
l a 's 'i g f i i s 'i s 'g i '
j M s s s s g B s m
A 1 1 i ! ? ! n! §co ©I M! sS !i |
fc<3
ssaisiss§§i
l
! §O **l lS' l88'S'
S5 « 9 S 88 s' S S 8"
d
I! | s « s H | i i 8 | (
§ § n
m
,
t m
s' 2 s' 2' * S'
m
j
I I II' tf IS
m
I
1 11 § 1 1 1 1 1 i 11
133
134
No. 0 6 .—WHEAT: E stim ated A n n u a l P roduction , by S ta te s , 1902 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Bushels.
632,916
1,020,410
1,060,138
1,041,082
1,085,029
890.000
1.092.000
1.029.000
336.000
345.000
318.000
374.000
Calendar year.
Bushels.
Bushels.
6,021,946
1,707,186
5,127,987
1,859,740
6,832,727
2,564,056
2,106,556 10,341,532
3,161,070
8,231,631
2.673.000
8,639,000
2.208.000 10.897.000
2.450.000 14.465.000
1.480.000 A0,658,000
1.740.000 15.860.000
1.228.000 14.566.000
1,708,000 14.094.000
Bushels.
22,374,201
20,926,192
17,474,864
17,542,013
26,883,662
20.520.000
11.680.000
11,550,000
9.900.000
8.640.000
6.290.000
4.200.000
5,287,860
7,423,581
5,917,649
6,358,875
8,266,538
8.497.000
6.153.000
10.758.000
8.994.000
8.274.000
10.968.000
9.680.000
Michigan. Minnesota. Missouri.
Montana.
Nebraska.
New
Mexico.
Bushels.
18,693,218
15,524,862
6,873,005
19,003,274
18,644,960
12.731.000
16.732.000
14.570.000
16.848.000
18.450.000
7,000,000
12.776.000
Bushels.
2,355,158
2,784,327
2,596,731
2,843,362
8,297,336
4.003.000
3.703.000
10,764,000
7.700.000
12.299.000
19.346.000
20.673.000
Bushels.
52,726,461
42,157,560
31,453,943
48,002,603
52,288,692
45.911.000
44.295.000
49.650.000
38.760.000
41.674.000
55.052.000
62.325.000
Bushels.
780,170
822,701
440,678
947,740
1,120,650
1.104.000
1.025.000
1.004.000
820,000
1.262.000
1,282,000
,
Bushels.
Bushels.
79,752,404 66,266,494
70,652,697 22,194,614
68,344,256 27,163,141
72,434,234 28,022,338
66,801,591 31,734,900
67.600.000 29.212.000
68.657.000 22.260.000
94.080.000 28.562.000
64,000,000 25.958.000
43.935.000 36.110.000
67.038.000 23.750.000
68.040.000
1 221,000
Kentucky. Maryland.
Iowa.
Illinois.
Indiana.
Kansas.
Bushels.
14,869,245
12,531,304
11,266,220
13,683,003
9,212,218
7.653.000
8.068.000
7,446,000
11.174.000
10.622.000
12.850.000
16.395.000
Bushels.
32,601,932
16,571,940
21,542,421
29,951,584
38,535,900
40.104.000
30.212.000
31.494.000
36.660.000
42,000,000
9,819,000
41.888.000
Bushels.
35,484,448
23,994,030
12,525,993
35,351,464
48,080,925
34.013.000
45.169.000
33.124.000
35.194.000
34.354.000
10.080.000
39,775,000
Bushels.
45,827,495
87,249,557
65,019,471
77.001,104
81,830,611
65.609.000
79.282.000
87.203.000
63.236.000
51.387.000
92.290.000
86.983.000
Bushels,
7,511,536
7,728,235
7,849,329
8,809,955
11,542,598
8,808,000
8.793.000
7.906.000
9.818.000
9.906.000
6.860.000
9,860,000
Bushels.
11,129,223
10,120,838
10,327,514
13,196,790
12,902,416
14.763.000
12.646.000
11.165.000
10.510.000
, 9,378,000
8.985.000
8.113.000
New York.
North
Carolina.
North
Dakota.
Ohio.
Oregon.
Okla
homa.
5,362,664
10,300,941
9,350,180
7.197.000
7.752.000
8.820.000
8.414.000
6.728.000
5.360.000
6.800.000
Bushels.
Bushels.
3,055,757 62,872,241
3,228,606 55,240,580
4,912,561 53,892,193
3,975,278 75,623,044
5,297,028 77.896.000
5.320.000 55.130.000
5.680.000 68/428,000
5.416.000 90.762.000
6.817.000 38.500.000
6.636.000 73.200.000
5.322.000 143.820.000
7.078.000 78.855.000
Bushels.
36,333,379
28,-303,515
17,563,478
32,197,710
43,202,100
30.677.000
83.328.000
23.532.000
34.425.000
86.240.000
9,760,000
35.100.000
Bushels.
15,512,460
12,438,827
14,050,193
13,382,585
14,216,597
15.265.000
15.148.000
16.377.000
15.853.000
16.726.000
21.018.000
15,717,000
Bushels.
12,073,992
24,482,637
15,040,666
11,764,114
18,663,862
8.631.000
15.625.000
15.680.000
25.542.000
8.976.000
20.096.000
17.500.000
W HEAT.
Bushels.
Idaho.
OF
1902...............................
1908...............................
190 4
190 5
:
190 6
190 7
190 8
190 9
191 0
191 1
191 2
1918...............................
Bushels.
2,245,889
1,922,578
2,198,507
1,564,808
1,915,250
1.463.000
1.620.000
1.721.000
1.209.000
1.008.000
940,000
1,313,000
Georgia.
PRODUCTION
190 2
190 3
190 4
190 5
190 6
190 7
190 8
190 9
191 0
191 1
191 2
1 91 3............................
Arkansas. California. Colorado.
ANNUAL
Alabama.
ESTIMATED
Calendar year.
Calendar year.
Texas.
Bushels.
24,628,171
26,038,444
21,857,961
27,860,671
29,073,188
80,095,000
29,415,000
26,265,000
23,800,000
17,402,000
22,320,000
21,862,000
Bushels.
48,978,033
47,252,994
81,556,784
44,133,481
41,955,400
82,480,000
87,862,000
47,588,000
46,720,000
14,800,000
52,185,000
33,975,000
Bushels.
6,050,743
7,693,070
9,298,417
6,348,600
10,892,725
7,400,000
8,190,000
8,320,000
8,319,000
8,280,000
7,077,000
8,400,000
Bushels.
8,638,277
19,880,173
12,483,562
11,117,942
14,126,186
2,812,000
10,164,000
5,050,000
10,500,000
6,580,000
11,025,000
13,650,000
Utah.
Bushels.
3,748,669
4,156,072
4,793,825
4,710,209
4,888,626
4,637,000
5,825,000
6,090,000
4,370,000
5,025,000
6,059,000
6,420,000
Virginia.
Washing
ton.
Bushels.
Bushels.
3,635,494 23,672,187
6,999,646 19,986,845
7,257 065 32,140,603
8,418,672 32,616,810
9,306,825 25,075,258
8,188,000 35,045,000
8,892,000 27,162,000
8,848,000 35,780,000
9,574,000 85,571,000
9,000,000 50,661,000
8,596,000 53,728,000
10,608,000 53,300,000
i Included in North Dakota prior to 1890.
West
Virginia.
Bushels.
2,743,233
4,128,807
3,158,826
4,373,080
4,879,861
4,477,000
4,698,000
4,810,000
3,012,000
2,737,000
8,378,000
3,055,000
Wisconsin. A ll other.
Bushels.
9,655,094
8,365,835
7,483,563
7,898,381
4,690,816
2,955,000
8,828,000
3,484,000
3,590,000
8,097,000
3,564,000
3,665,000
Bushels.
9,173,813
9,329,837
10,596,513
10,160,654
12,211,341
9,585,000
9,818,000
11,427,000
7,359,000
8,106,000
8,347,000
8,391,000
Total.
Bushels,
670,063,008
637,821,885
552,899,517
692,979,489
735,260,970
634,087,000
664,602,000
737,189,000
635,121,000
621,338,000
730,267,000
763,380,000
PRODUCTION
OF
WHEAT.
135
Tennessee.
ANNUAL
1912...........................................................
South
Dakota.1
ESTIMATED
1902...........................................................
1903...........................................................
1904.....................................: ....................
1905...........................................................
1906...........................................................
1907...........................................................
1908...........................................................
1909...........................................................
1910...........................................................
Pennsyl
vania.
136
COTTON CROP.
No. 9 'S'.— COTTON CROP IN SPECIFIED YEARS, 1901 TO 1913: Ac~
H a r v e s t e d , P r o d u c tio n , a n d F a r m V a l u e , b y S t a t e s .
[Sources: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department o f Commerce.]
ALABAMA.
Product.
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
19132..
Acres.
3,642,964
3,501,614
3,608,049
3,611,731
3,500,168
3.658.000
3.439.000
3.591.000
3,731,00C
3.560.000
4.017.000
3.730.000
Bales.1
1,123,764
977,045
1,000,735
1,471,170
1,249,685
1,263,674
1,133,285
1,360,601
1,065,377
1,221,225
1,735,951
1,367,136
1,535,954
Value.
Dollars.
44.210.000
37.530.000
57.390.000
59.950.000
64.820.000
60.410.000
60.970.000
59.480.000
69.940.000
83.880.000
79.560.000
77.360.000
Product.
Short tons.
530.000
458.000
472.000
Value.
598.000
661.000
494.000
598.000
454.000
530.000
762.000
696.000
6.630.000
7.090.000
7.510.000
8.830.000
8.680.000
7.710.000
8.820.000
9,590,000
13.100.000
15.050.000
13.540.000
12.920.000
Dollars.
50.840.000
44.620.000
64.900.000
68.780.000
73.500.000
68.130.000
69.790.000
69.070.000
83.040.000
98.930.000
93.100.000
90.280.000
D o lla r s.
ARKANSAS.
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
.1910..
1911..
1912..
19132..
1,854,482
1,901,758
1,925,191
2,051,185
1,718,751
2.097.000
1.950.000
2.296.000
2.153.000
2.238.000
2.363.000
1.991.000
727,265
967,748
733,859
916,946
615,337
916,106
770,214
1,020,704
718,117
824,228
939,850
805,021
1,077,458
28,820,000
38.130.000
42.800.000
38.580.000
32.430.000
45.140.000
42.500.000
45.710.000
48.790.000
57,750*000
43.580.000
45.680.000
350.000
466.000
352.000
446.000
296.000
419.000
344.000
469.000
317.000
366.000
418.000
352.000
4.370.000
7.560.000
6.500.000
6.600.000
4.440.000
6.550.000
5.390.000
6.430.000
8.960.000
9.310.000
7.480.000
7.950.000
33.190.000
45.690.000
49.300.000
45.180.000
36.870.000
60.690.000
47.890.000
52.140.000
67.750.000
67.060.000
51.060.000
63.630.000
1901...
1902....
1903./.
1904...
1905...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
19132..
254,596
253,961
268,666
267,372
256,173
283.000
265.000
265.000
263.000
257.000
308.000
224.000
57,644
68,217
59,317
89,002
80,180
62,830
57,736
71,923
62,936
68,437
96,426
60,248
2.360.000
3.720.000
4.240.000
4.950.000
4.660.000
4.380.000
4.150.000
3.890.000
5.020.000
5.550.000
5.510.000
3.660.000
24.000
28.000
25.000
38.000
33.000
30.000
29.000
35.000
30.000
33.000
46.000
28.000
300.000
490.000
410.000
490.000
530.000
450.000
510.000
560.000
740.000
920.000
740.000
630.000
2,660,000
4.210.000
4.650.000
5.440.000
5.190.000
4.830.000
4.660.000
4.450.000
5.760.000
6.470.000
6.250.000
4.190.000
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905...
1906..
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911..
1912...
19132..
4,006,199
3,863,542
4,048,912
4,227,188
3,738,703
4.610.000
4.774.000
4.848.000
4.883.000
4.873.000
5.504.000
5.335.000
1,393,054
1,499,862
1,327,596
1,992.757
1,759,083
1,667,866
1,901,576
2,026,999
1,901,830
1,867,915
2,874,608
1,888,963
2,456,249
52.620.000
57.900.000
74.910.000
80.240.000
89.510.000
78,000,000
101,680,000
86.780.000
125.770.000
126.450.000
131.450.000
103.540.000
640.000
682.000
606,000
902.000
804.000
712.000
816.000
867.000
812.000
. 796,000
1,246,000
798,000
8,000,000
11,100,000
9,830,000
11.720.000
13,270?000
10.790.000
15.110.000
15.090.000
22.270.000
24.090.000
22.880.000
18,260,000
60,620,000
69,000,000
84.740.000
91.960.000
102.780.000
88.790.000
116.790.000
101.870.000
148.040.000
150.540.000
154.330.000
121.800.000
i The figures represent running bales, counting round as half bales.
2Preliminary figures.
137
COTTON CROP.
No. 9 7 . — C o tto n C rop in Sp ecified Y e a r s , 1901 t o 1913 : A c r e a g e H a r v e s te d ,
Prod u ction , a n d Farm V a lu e , b y S ta te s — Continued.
LOUISIANA.
Product.
Acres.
1,586,124
1,617,586
1,642,463
1,745,865
1,561,774
1.739.000
1.622.000
1.550.000
957.000
975.000
1.075.000
929.000
1901..
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905..
1906...
1907...
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911...
1912...
1913«.
BalesA
852,448
886,365
836,334
1,107,271
523,871
979,270
679,782
481,979
269,673
256,375
399,418
392,720
457,057
Value.
Dollars.
33.760.000
34.660.000
48.050.000
45.150.000
26.880.000
47.370.000
87.070.000
20.790.000
17.310.000
17.250.000
17.830.000
21.670.000
Product.
Value.
Total value.
Short tons.
405.000
423.000
395.000
521.000
246.000
440.000
300.000
209.000
112.000
109.000
171.000
167.000
Dollars.
6,060,000
5.710.000
7.400.000
7.260.000
3.930.000
5.450.000
4.800.000
3.430.000
3.280.000
2.880.000
3.180.000
3.700.000
Dollars.
38.820.000
40.370.000
55.450.000
52.410.000
30.810.000
52.820.000
41.870.000
24.220.000
20.590.000
20.130.000
21.010.000
25,370,000
610,000
692.000
686.000
861,000
574.000
680.000
652.000
736.000
481.000
561.000
535.000
465.000
7.630.000
10.090.000
12.840.000
13.410.000
8.890.000
8.440.000
10.110.000
11.510.000
14.190.000
16.100.000
10.710.000
11.340.000
57.920.000
66.750.000
96.240.000
87.920.000
71.640.000
81.790.000
90.600.000
84,720,000.
88.210.000
104,930,000
66.530.000
71.720.000
MISSISSIPPI.
3,193,570
3,183,989
3,327,960
3,632,458
3,051,265
3.408.000
3.220.000
3.395.000
3.400.000
3.317.000
3.340.000
2.889.000
1901...
1902...
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
19133.
1,280,307
1,451,750
1,441,718
1,808,617
1,198,568
1,521,491
1,478,689
1,668,461
1,109,580
1,254,419
1,215,784
1,049,604
1,309,679
50.290.000
56.660.000
83.400.000
74.510.000
62.750.000
73.350.000
80.490.000
73.210.000
74.020.000
88.830.000
55.820.000
60.380.000
'
MISSOURI.*
55,183
61,830
68,529
79,403
66,444
91.000
71.000
87.000
106,000
109.000
141.000
112,000
1901..............................
1902.............................
1903.............................
1904.............................
1905.............................
3906.............................
1907.............................
1908.............................
1909.............................
1910.............................
1911.............................
1912.............................
19133............................
30,861
44,592
38,623
53,394
44,205
57,476
40,751
65,683
52,152
75,497
118,783
71,351
105,125
1,020,000
1,720,000
2,250,000
2,220,000
2.310.000
2.720.000
2.140.000
2.850.000
3.240.000
4.900.000
5.300.000
8,870,000
15.000
21.000
18,000
25,000
20,000
25,000
17.000
29.000
22,000
31,000
51,000
80,000
190.000
330.000
340,000
380,000
320,000
330,000
260,000
390,000
600,000
800,000
1,040,000
680,000
1,210,000
2,050,000
2,590,000
2,600,000
2.630.000
3.050.000
2.400.000
3.240.000
3.840.000
5.700.000
6,340,000
4,550,000
200,000
262,000
252,000
335,000
295,000
257.000
268.000
286,000
266,000
312.000
476.000
383,000
2,500,000
4,510,000
4,720,000
5,020,000
6,020,000
5,000,000
5,580,000
5,380,000
7,940,000
9,920,000
9,090,000
9,230,000
19,110,000
26,020,000
35,380,000
34,060,000
37,320,000
32,650,000
38,660,000
33,880,000
48,860,000
59,350,000
58,810,000
58,980,000
NORTH CAROLINA.
1901.............................
1902 .............................
1903.............................
1904.............................
1905.............................
1906.............................
1907.............................
1908.............................
1909.............................
1910.............................
1911.............................
1912....... ......................
19133
1,112,260
1,075,743
1,155,028
1,306,968
1,085,568
1.374.000
1.408.000
1.458.000
1.274.000
1.478.000
1.624.000
1.545.000
456,363
576,670
563,694
758,846
664,934
626,642
652,930
701,356
649,886
774,752
1,156,407
985,080
869,903
16,610,000
21,510,000
30,660,000
29.040.000
32.300.000
27.650.000
33.080.000
28,500,000
40,920,000
49.430.000
49.720.000
49.750.000
1 The figures represent running bales, counting round as half bales.
2 Includes statistics fox other cotton-producing localities not named.
> Preliminary figures.
138
COTTON CROP.
No. 0 7 . — C otton C rop
in S pecified Y ears , 1901 to 1913: A creage H arvested ,
P roduction , a n d F a r m V a l u e , b y S tates — Continued.
OKLAHOMA.
Cotton seed.
Product.
Acres.
837,673
1,017,090
1,029,357
1,815,663
1,234,822
1.981.000
2.196.000
2.311.000
1.977.000
2.204.000
3.050.000
2.665.000
1901..
1902.
1908.
1901.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1918 2
B a le s .i
374,627
538,352
464,412
811,552
675,562
870,238
705,200
573,386
955,951
1,055,798
1,057,125
Total value.
Value.
Product.
Value.
D o lla r * .
Short Ions.
185.000
262.000
223.000
385.000
324.000
399.000
383.000
307.000
242.000
410.000
454.000
454.000
Dollars.
2.310.000
4.310.000
4.020.000
4.820.000
3.820.000
5.290.000
6.660.000
4.410.000
6.330.000
10,090,000
7.690.000
8.290.000
330.000
442.000
376.000
549.000
515.000
390.000
499.000
522.000
490.000
518.000
732.000
526.000
4.120.000
7.560.000
6.940.000
8.110.000
8,880,000
7.310.000
10.340.000
9.630.000
13.860.000
16.110.000
13.600.000
12.550.000
31.860.000
44.550.000
53.200.000
56.430.000
65.860.000
49.890.000
72.660.000
61.960.000
89.820.000
98.630.000
90.120.000
80.880.000
95,000
152, UOO
119.000
158.000
133.000
136.000
122.000
153.000
110.000
148.000
200.000
123,000
1.190.000
2.160.000
2.140.000
2.480.000
2.040.000
1.670.000
1.900.000
2.250.000
3,000,000
4.010.000
3.810.000
2.980.000
9,110,000
14.640.000
16.650.000
16.130.000
16.630.000
16.340.000
17,000,000
17.480.000
19.870.000
27.350.000
24.680.000
18.930.000
15.280.000
21.530.000
27.160.000
33.350.000
35.490.000
43.050.000
47.310.000
30.540.000
37.230.000
64.860.000
47.380.000
58.910.000
D o lla r s.
17.570.000
25.840.000
31.180.000
38.170.000
39.310.000
48.340.000
53.970.000
34.950.000
43.560.000
74.950.000
55.070.000
67.200.000
SOUTH CAROLINA.
2,248,569
2,205,016
2,318,100
2,531,875
2,161,923
2.389.000
2.426.000
2.545.000
2.557.000
2.534.000
2.800.000
2,695,000
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1906...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
1913* .
741,233
961,822
829,777
1,208,180
1,129,426
931,726
1,186,672
1,242,012
1,164,309
1,240,540
1,729,135
1,259,762
1,460,730
27.740.000
36.990.000
46.260.000
48.820.000
56.980.000
42.580.000
62.320.000
52.330.000
75.960.000
82.520.000
76.520.000
68.330.000
TENNESSEE.
737,337
754,600
783,196
881,341
757,397
814.000
749.000
764.000
788.000
765.000
837.000
783.000
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1905...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
19132.
205,287
319,244
251,016
329,627
278,364
304,054
277,114
349,525
253,397
337,596
458,842
289,731
401,270
7,920,000
12.480.000
14.510.000
13.650.000
14.590.000
14.670.000
15.100.000
15.230.000
16.870.000
28.340.000
20.870.000
15.950.000
1 The figures represent running bales, counting round as half hales.
* Preliminary figures.
139
COTTON CROP.
No. 9 7 . — C o t t o n C h o p i n S p e c i f i e d Y e a r s , 1901 t o 1913: A c r e a g e H a r v e s t e d ,
P r o d u c t i o n , a n d F a rm V a l u e , b y S t a t e s — Continued.
TEXAS.
Cotton seed.
Cotton.
Year.
Area.
1901..............................
1902..............................
1908..............................
1904.............................
1905..............................
1906..............................
1907.............................
1908..............................
1909.............................
1910.............................
1911.............................
1912..............................
1913*
.. .
Acres.
7,656,312
7,640,531
7,801,578
8,355,491
6,945,501
8.894.000
9.156.000
9.316.000
9.930.000
10,060,000
10.943.000
11.338.000
Product.
Bales. 1
2,491,394
2,475,881
2,454,616
3,132,503
2,490,128
4,066,472
2,267,293
3,724,575
2,554,520
3,072,932
4,297,248
4,888,623
3,946,117
Value.
Dollars.
100,260,000
98,250,000
144,110,000
130,470,000
133,330,000
200,320,000
126,310,000
168,960,000
172,590,000
214,520,000
197,500,000
281,740,000
Product.
Value.
Total value.
Short tons.
1,240,000
1,198,000
1,185,000
1,507,000.
1,219,000
1,858,000
1,024,000
1,698,000
1,129,000
1,356,000
1,893,000
2,171,000
Dollars.
15,500,000
19,170,000
21,280,000
21.690.000
15.540.000
23,230,000
17,770,000
23,650,000
29,350,300
33,360,000
33,410,000
39,690,000
Dollars.
115,760,000
117,420^000
165,3901,000
152,160,000
148,870,000
223,550,000
144,080,000
192,610,000
201,940,000
247,880,000
230,910,00!)
321,430,000
6,000
7,000
7,000
8,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
5,000
4,000
7,000
13.000
11.000
80,000
130,000
120,000
120,000
110,000
120,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
220,000
250,000
270,000
500,000
740,000
880,000
790,000
890,000
780,000
590,000
640,000
810,000
1,260,000
1,630,000
1,670,000
VIRGINIA.
1901.............................
1902.............................
1903.............................
1904 ............................
1906.............................
1906.............................
1907.............................
1908.............................
1909.............................
1910 .............................
1911.............................
1912.............................
1014]
1901...
1902...
1903...
1904...
1906...
1906...
1907...
1908...
1909...
1910...
1911...
1912...
1913*..
35,145
36,843
39,864
47,199
38,664
36,000
35,000
28,000
25.000
33.000
43,000
47/000
14,309
16,925
14,024
17,446
16,259
14,596
9,602
13,113
10,746
16,095
31,099
25,499
24,485
27,220,414
27,114,103
28,016,893
30,053,739
26,117,153
81.874.000
31.311.000
32.444.000
32.044.000
32.403.000
36.045.000
84.283.000
9,748,546
10,784,473
10,015,721
13,697,310
10,725,602
13,305,265
11,325,882
13,432,131
10,386,209
11,965,962
16,109,849
14,090,863
14,594,000
420,000
610,000
760,000
670,000
780,000
660,000*
510,000
540,000
690,000
1,040,000
1.380.000
1.400.000
381.290.000
421.690.000
576.500.000
561.100.000
556.830.000
640.310.000
613.680.000
588.810.000
688.350.000
820.320.000
732.420.000
792.240.000
4.630.000
5.092.000
4.716.000
6,427,500
5.060.000
6.913.000
4.952.000
5.904.000
4.462.000
5.175.000
6.997.000
6.104.000
57.880.000
80.210.000
84.050.000
90.930.000
75.470.000
81.340.000
87.330.000
92.420.000
123.740.000
142.860.000
127.420.000
128.390.000 *
i The figures represent running bales, counting round as half bales,
a Preliminary figures.
439.170.000
501.900.000
660.650.000
652.030.000
632.300.000
721.650.000
700.960.000
681.230.000
812.090.000
963.180.000
859.840.000
920,630,000
b y States.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Calendar
year.
1903................
1904................
1905................
1906................
1907................
1 9 0 4 ....;.......
1906..............
1907................
1909. . . . * .......
1910................
1911................
1912...............
1913................
Value.
Acres.
13,234
12,705
13,340
14,140
14,400
13,824
13,400
16,000
17,000
17,500
18,400
Pounds.
21,174,400
21,407,925
23,011,500"
24,532,900
21,744,000
23,224,320
22,110,000
27,680,000
27,625,000
29,750,000
28,520,000
Dollars.
3,282,032
4,838,191
3,911,955
4,415,922
2,501,000
3,948,134
3,648,150
4,567,200
5,663,125
7,170,000
5,989,000
Product.
Value.
Area.
Product.
Acres.
1,298
1,155
1,132
1,075
1,100
1,500
1,500
1,500
1,000
900
800
Pounds.
850,190
773,850
1,018,800
881,500
880,000
1,132,500
1,125,000
1,185,000
750,000
684,000
560,000
Dollars.
51,862
41,788
61,128
61,705
88,000
96,262
123,750
112,575
58,500
62,000
64,000
Acres.
7,096
6,244
6,244
12,000
15,000
12,450
20,000
30,000
22,000
18,700
15,900
Pounds.
5,556,168
4,314,604
5,113,836
10,980,000
14,100,000
8,715,000
19,000,000
26,400,000
20,020,000
14,960,000
11,925,000
Massachusetts.
Kentucky.
Indiana.
Area.
Value.
Area.
Dollars.
Acres.
. 344,482 338,304
366,741 277,409
806,830 275,874
746,640 290,000
1,382,000 270,200
1,045,800 240,000
2,09p, 000 420,000
2,508,000 525,000
1,561,560 845,000
1,346,000 441,000
1,312,000 370,000
. New York.
Missouri.
Product.
Pounds.
267,260,160
229,417,243
228,975,420
252,300,000
240,478,000
195,600,000
350,700,000
425,250,000
303,600,000
343,980,000
281,200,000
Maryland.
Value.
Dollars.
16,570,130
14,682,704
16,028,279
19,427,100
24,529,000
17,799,600
37,174,200
36,996,750
23,377,200
29,926,000
28,120,000
Area.
Product.
Value.
Acres.
33,059
32,067
30,143
29,540
25,700
26,000
25,000
30,000
26,000
26,000
25,000
Pounds.
21,488,350
19,913,607
19,592,950
17,724,000
16,962,000
18,200,000
17,750,000
20,700,000
19,110,000
17,160,000
18,500,000
Dollars.
1,181,859
1,294,384
1,175,577
1,205,232
1,103,000
1,365,000
1,473,250
1,593,900
1,433,250
1,373,000
1,720,000
Area.
Product.
North Carolina.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Area.
Product.
Acres.
4,993
4,444
4,488
4,712
4,700
4,512
4,400
5,500
5,600
5,800
6,100
Pounds.
6,990,200
7,510,360
8,302,800
8,246,000
7,167,500
7,444,800
7,040,000
9,515,000
9,240,000
9,860,000
9,455,000
Dollars.
838,824
1,396,927
1,403,173
1,525,510
788,000
1,153,944
985,600
1,427,250
1,848,000
2,357,000
1,986,000
Acres.
2,012
1,771
1,665
1,498
1,500
2,500
5,000
8,000
6,000
6,000
5,100
Pounds.
1,404,376
1,108,646
1,295,370
1,093; 540
1,237,500
2,187,500
4,425,000
8,-100,000
4,800,000
6,000,000
3,315,000
DoUars.
126,394
94,235
103,630
98,419
136,000
273,438
575,250
1,008,000
576,000
720,000
421,000
Acres.
7,960
5,492
6,151
7,074
7,100
6,177
6,000
4,000
3,800
4,000
4,300
Pounds.
Dollars.
8,955,000
716,400
6,288,340
628,834
7,061,348
741,442
8,842,500 1,220,265
8,165,000
490,000
689,508
7,257,975
7,050,000
564,000
5,000,000
425,000
5,054,000
525,616
5,200,000 - 655,000
4,386,000
535,000
Value.
1 The value given is lor Dec. 1.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Ohio.
Value.
Pounds.
DoUars.
Pounds.
Dollars. Acres.
Acres.
214,878 134,728,506
8,487,896 60,431 51,064,195 3,676,622
98,618,080
8,481,155 59,827 50,793,123 4,063,450
143,968
7,317,742 59,229 50,344,650 4,228,951
136,770
83,156,160
69,807,640
6,980,764 70,000 74,200,000 8,533,000
120,358
100,875,000
11,096,000
161,400
67,200 60,480,000 5,080,000
200,000 13«,000,000 14,070,000 50,400 33,768,000 3,545,640
240,000 144,000,000 13,680,000 90,000 83,250,000 8,741,250
200,000 120,000,000 12,720,000 110,000 89,100,000 7,573,500
140,000
99,400,000 11,530,400 88,000 81,400,000 6,186,400
179,000 110,980,000 17,757,000 86,200 79,30-4,000 7,217,000
250,000 167,500,000 30,988,000 81,900 61,425,000 7,002,000
CROP.
Calendar
year.
Illinois.
Product.
TOBACCO
1909................
1910................
1911................
1912................
Connecticut.
Area.
140
No. 9 8 .—TOBACCO CROP IN CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, 1903 TO 1913: E s t im a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t , a n d F a r m V a l u e , 1
Pennsylvania.
Virginia.
South Carolina.
Calendar year.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Dollars.
1,642,207
1,658,521
2,267,339
4,897,750
3.024.000
4,095,840
2,765,880
6,998,500
6,205,400
5.448.000
3.501.000
Product.
Acres.
40,149
11,643
12,574
13,400
22,300
29.000
40.000
25.000
13,600
35.000
43,800
Pounds.
24,490,890
8,185,029
9,254,464
8,978,000
20.070.000
25.085.000
32,000,000
15.750.000
11.016.000
24.500.000
33.288.000
Product.
Value.
Area.
Acres.
71,198
47,703
41,502
43,400
46,500
65.000
73.000
110,000
77.000
110,000
90.000
Pounds.
49,838,600
84,823,190
31,873,536
34.069.000
37.200.000
52,000,000
53.290.000
83.600.000
62.370.000
72.600.000
64.800.000
Dollars.
3,737,895
2,019,745
2,390,515
2,555,175
3.646.000
4.680.000
4,156,620
7,022,400
5,301,450
5.155.000
5.443.000
Acres.
162,300
133,0$6
118,447
108,971
98,100
140.000
155.000
192.000
160.000
187.000
200.000
Product.
Pounds.
120,913,500
96,487,350
79,951,725
73,555,425
74,556,000
114.100.000
120.125.000
149.760.000
128,000,000
112.200.000
154,000,000
Value.
Dollars.
7,375,724
7,140,064
6,076,331
6,031,545
7,828,000
10,497,200
10,210,625
13,478,400
12,'288,000
13.464.000
21.406.000
Total.
All other.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Area.
Product.
Value.
Acres,
4,395
4,087
4,005
4,005
4,800
6,200
14,400
25,000
15,000
15,800
15,000
Pounds,
2,812,800
2,901,770
3,163,950
3,123,900
3,456,000
4,650,000
12,600,000
16,000,000
11,250,000
12,008,000
10,200,000
DoUars.
174,394
246,650
’ 268,936
287,399
346,000
651,000
1,663,200
1,648,000
900,000
1,321,000
1,224,000
Acres.
51,812
40,931
39,294
39,000
35,100
35,000
31,500
34,000
41,000
42,200
43,000
Pounds.
69,946,200
52,473,542
53,832,780
49,725,000
38,610,000
39,550,000
37,170,000
35,700,000
51,250,000
54,438,000
60,740,000
Dollars.
4,756,342
4,092,936
5,383,278
6,712,875
2,510,000
3,955,000
3,419,640
2,677,500
5,125,000
5,988,000
6,089,000
Acres.
8,729
9,420
9,930
10,926
13,700
13,422
9,900
7,100
5,800
6,500
7,900
Pounds
6,002,898
6,809,007
6,090,550
8,619,125
11,825,000
12,138,285
6,990,000
4,875,000
4,904,000
5,141,000
7,240,000
DoUars.
1,302,529
1,665,462
1,048,824
2,590,656
4,717,000
3,755,319
2,111,950
1,030,950
1,242,470
1,434,000
2,087,000
Area.
Product.
Value.
Pounds.
Dollars.
Acres,
815,972,425 55,514,627
1,037,735
806,409
660,460,739
53,382,959
776,112
633,033,719
53,519,068
682,428,530
68,232,647
796,099
820,800
71,411,000
698,126,000
875,425
718,061,380 74,130,185
949,357,000
95,719,865
1,180,300
1,366,100 1,103,415,000 102,142,425
1,012,800
905,109,000 85,210,387
962,855,000 104,063,000
1,225,800
1,216,100
953,734,000 122,481,000
CROP.
Dollars.
1,249,035
671,172
805,138
942,690
2.147.000
2.508.500
2.336.000
1.354.500
1,388,016
2.670.000
4.594.000
Area.
Wisconsin.
West Virginia.
Calendar year.
1909.................................... .........
Value.
TOBACCO
Acres.
Pounds.
15,887 22,495,992
14,457 18,635,073
15,824 20,993,880
26,000 35.750.000
32.000 40.320.000
29,440 39.008.000
31.200 30.732.000
43.000 64.500.000
46.000 65.320.000
44.200 64.090.000
38,900 46.680.000
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
Area.
[Source: Bulletin of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers.]
Quality.
Shearing
age,
a,A
Apr. lj
'
“112.
101
Number.
116,000
850.000
Average value
per scoured
pound, Oct. I—1
1912
1918
Total
value, Oct.
1,1913.1
Pounds.
373.750
6,037,600
400.000
11 200,000
7,256,250
Pound*.
231,725
1,712,750
240,000
3,696,000
2,394,563
Cents.
50
57
49
56
56
Cents.
38
48
36
45
43
Dollars.
88,056
822,120
86,400
1.663.200
1,029,662
176.000
1.900.000
85.500
26.500
325.000
612.500
14.250.000
14,840
201,500
355,250
5.130.000
53
53
50
53
57
37
100,000
5.70
5.30
3.25
8.50
7.50
18,348
5,342
76,570
138,548
2.257.200
675.000
825.000
850.000
225.000
775.000
650.000
800.000
820,000
210,000
775.000
6.50
6.5C
6.75
6.75
4.60
4.225.000
5.200.000
6.535.000
1.417.500
3.565.000
2,239,250
2.808.000
2,878,200
496.125
2,245,950
51
52
54
57
53
40
40
40
46
..do.
10 per cent fine, 90 per cent medium...
Medium........ . .......................................
. . . . d o . . .................................................
25 per cent fine, 75 per cent medium...
140.000
150.000
128.000
23.000
1.500.000
140.000
150.000
128.000
23.000
1.200.000
3.50
6.25
5.50
6.25
7.00
490.000
937.500
704.000
143.750
8.400.000
303,800
543,750
394,240
83,375
4,284,000
50
51
53
52
52
20 per cent fine, 80 per cent medium...
Medium..................................................
15 per cent fine, 85 per cent medium...
Fine, fine medium, and medium.........
___ do.....................................................
450.000
150.000
1.100.000
4,300,000
275.000
440.000
150.000
1.050.000
4.200.000
260.000
6.75
3.75
6.75
7.50
6.70
2.970.000
562.500
7.087.500
31.500.000
1.742.000
1,544,400
343.125
3,898,125
11,655,000
644,540
50
50
53
58
57
Fine, fine medium, and medium.,
Medium..
33 per cent fall, i
Fine, fine medium, and r
Connecticut.,
Delaware___
Florida..........
Georgia.........
Idaho............
Medium................................................
.......do....................................................
___ do....................................................
. .. .. d o ....................................................
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
15.000
5.000
95.000
175.000
2,100,000
Illinois.......
Indiana___
Iowa...........
Kansas.. . .
Kentucky..
25 per cent fine, 75 per cent medium..
15 per cent fine, 85 per cent medium..
30 per cent fine, 70 per cent medium..
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
Medium................................................
Louisiana.........
Maryland.........
Massachusetts..
Michigan..........
Minnesota........
M ississippi.....
Missouri...........
Montana...........
Nebraska..........
Wool,
scoured,
1913.
Pounds.
3.25
6.50
4.10
7.00
6.75
Alabama..
Arizona...
Arkansas..
California..
Colorado..:
Maine .. . .........
Per
Wool,
Sheep of Average cent
shearing
of
washed and
weight
ige, Apr. 1, of fleece, shrink Unwashed,
age,
1913.
1913.
1013.
100.000
1.700.000
1.200.000
Number.
115.000
775.000
100.000
1, 600,000
1.075.000
15.000
5,000
,
39
44
37
41
37
47
46
895,700
1.123.200
1,151,280
228,218
853,461
115,444
212,063
141,926
30,849
1,756,440
571,428
130,388
1,481,288
5,477,850
296,488
142
No. 9 9 . —W OOL: N u m b e r o f S h e e p a t S h e a r i n g A g e , A p r . 1, 1912 a n d 1913, a n d Q u a l i t y a n d P r o d u c t i o n o f W o o l , W a s h e d a n d
U n w a s h e d a n d . S c o u r e d , A v e r a g e W e i g h t o f F l e e c e , P e r C e n t o f S h r i n k a g e , C a l e n d a r Y e a r 1913, V a l u e o f S c o u r e d W o o l
P e r P o u n d , O c t . 1, 1912 a n d 1913, w i t h V a l u e o f W o o l P r o d u c t o n O c t . 1, 1913, b y S t a t e s .
N e v a d a .............
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..........
New Mexico........
New Y ork...........
....... do...................................................
25 per cent fine, 75 per cent medium..
Medium................................................
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
30 per cent fine, 70 per cent medium..
825,000
33,000
17,000
2,900,000
625,000
*800,000
33,000
17,000
2,700,000
550,000
7.50
6.50
5.40
6.50
6.50
69
48
46
65
47
6,000,000
214,500
91,800
17,550,000
3,575,000
1,860,000
111,540
49,572
6,142,500
1,894,750
62
53
52
56
52
50
40
38
44
40
930,000
44,616
18,837
2,702,700
757,900
North Carolina..
North Dakota..
Ohio...................
Oklahoma..........
Oregon...............
Medium................................................
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
65 per cent fine, 35 per cent medium..
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
....... do...................................................
150,000
250,000
2,700,000
60,000
2,150,000
150,000
240,000
2,300,000
55,000
1,950,000
3.75
7.00
6.50
6.50
8.50
42
62
50
67
69
562,500
1,680,000
14,950,000
357,500
16,575,000
326,250
638,400
7,475,000
117,975
6,138,250
48
57
54
55
59
38
46
48
50
49
123,975
294,664
3,588,000
58,988
2,517,743
Pennsylvania...
Rhode Island...
South Carolina..
South Dakota...
Tennessee..........
60 per cent fine, 40 per cent medium..
Medium........... ..................................
.......do....................................................
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
Medium................................................
650,000
5,000
30,000
475,000
475,000
648,000
5,000
30,000
450,000
465,000
6.50
6.00
3.60
7.00
4.20
48
42
42
62
42
4,212,000
30,000
108,000
3,150,000
1,953,000
2,190,240
17,400
62,640
1,197,000
1,132,740
54
52
50
57
53
44
37
38
46
39
963,706
6,438
23,803
550,620
441,769
Vermont.......
Virginia.........
Washington..
Fine, fine medium, and medium.
20 per cent fine, 80 per cent medium..
Medium..........................................
Fine, fine medium, and medium..
1,400,000
1,750,000
90,000
450,000
400,000
1,350,000
1,900,000
85,000
445,000
375,000
6.50
7.25
6.75
4.50
9.10
66
66
50
36
70
8,775,000
13,775,000
573,750
2,002,500
3,412,500
2,983,500
4,683,500
286,875
1,281,600
1,023,750
57
54
54
56
56
44
43
40
39
43
1,312,740
2,013,905
114,750
499,824
440,213
West Virginia..
Wisconsin........
Wyoming.........
75 per cent fine, 25 per cent medium..
20 per cent fine, 80 per cent medium..
Fine, fine medium, and medium.......
575,000
650,000
3,900,000
575,000
640,000
3,600,000
5.50
6.70
8.30
48
45
69
3,162,500
4,288,000
29,880,000
1,644,500
2,358,400
9,262,800
56
53
56
46
38
44
756,470
896,192
4,075,632
38,481,000
36,319,000
6.95
CO
27
252,675,300
43,500,000
100,267,080
31,755,000
55.2
56
43.6
43.4
43,785,054
13,797,900
296,175,300
132,022,080
2 55.2
2 43.6
57,582,594
Texas.............
Utah...............
Grand total.
Pulled wool...........
Total product, 1913..
i
Market value in Boston.
'The average value, unscoured, was 22.4 cents in 1912 and 17.3 cents in 1913.
144
CANE CBOP.
No. lO O . — SUGAR CANE: A c r e a g e a n d P r o d u c t i o n , 1899 a n d 1909, b y S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Acreage.
1899
Alabam a.........
Arkansas..........
Florida.............
Georgia.............
Louisiana.........
Mississippi.......
North Carolina.
. South Carolina.
Texas................
All other States
32,871
460
13,800
26,056
276,966
11,552
25
7,342
17,824
90
Total-----
386,986
Production (tons).
Increase.1
Increase.1
Amount. Percent.
Amount. Percent.
1909
-5,660
2,870
872
10,990
52,718
13;309
269
- 289
16,491
37
-
1A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
267,857 226,634 -41,223
4,097
19,868
15,771
140,729
142,517
1,788
284,410
317,460
33,050
,137,338 4,941,996 1,804,658
122,384
222,600
100,216
1,494
199
1,295
73,702
59,865 -13,837
307,502
170,485
137,017
324 677
-1 5 .4
384.9
1.3
11.6
57.5
81.9
650.8
-1 8 .8
80.4
-6 7 .6
23.2 4,202,202 6,240,260 2,038,058
48.5
-1 7 .2
623.9
- 6.3
42.2
19.0
115.2
i\ „
92.5
(*)
1,001
* Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.
No. l O l . — SORGHUM CANE: A c r e a g e a n d P r o d u c t i o n , 1899 a n d 1909, b y
States.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Acreage.
State.
Production (tons).
Increase.1
1899
Increase.1
1909
1899
1909
Amount. Percent.
Amount. Percent.
2,988
453
15,387
507
3,118
20.1
340.6
87.0
362.1
<2)
93,299
953
122,779
1,085
349
72,388 - 20,911
1,451
498
93,123 - 29,656
3,021
1,936
7,161
6,812
-2 2 .4
52.3
-2 4 .2
178.4
1,951.9
379
15,612
15,039
12,253
6,225
379
4,059
5,881
4,298
-2,062
35.1
64,2
54.0
-2 4 .9
78,768
84,326
65,685
58,347
2,173
2,173
64,336 - 14,432
90,287
5,961
79,672
13,987
28,957 - 29,390
-1 8 .3
7.1
21.3
-5 0 .4
20,689
21,982
937
377
2,283
15,406
62,327
1,690
416
1,709
-5,283
40,345
753
39
— 574
-2 5 .5
183.5
80.4
10.3
-25.1
88,846
152,321
6,091
2,787
14,369
60,821
226,303
6,073
2,765
13,253
-
- 28,025
73,982
18
22
1,116
-3 1 .5
48.6
- 0.3
- 0.8
- 7.8
Mississippi..................
Missouri......................
Nebraska....................
New Mexico...............
North Carolina...........
15,734
30,997
4,778
81
20,227
17,851
45,088
4,034
2,371
21,227
-
2,117
14,091
744
2,290
1,000
13.5
45.5
-1 5 .6
(*)
4.9
119,164
201,165
14,119
314
112,056
55,359 - 63,805
201,206
41
10,477 - 3,642
2,819
2,505
86,462 - 25,594
-5 3 .5
(3) .
-2 5 .8
797.8
-2 2 .8
Ohio............................
Oklahoma..................
South Carolina...........
Tennessee...................
Texas..........................
5,037
* 16,477
7,250
31,364
26,803
4,709
25,546
8,445
52,907
55,027
-
328
9,069
1,195
21,543
28,224
- 6.5
55.0
16.5
68.7
105.3
38,759
<49,237
49,530
226,523
174,965
28,644
64,599
27,612
205,901
101,691
- 10,115
15,362
- 21,918
— 20,622
- 73,274
-26.131.2
-4 4 .3
- 9.1
-4 1 .9
Utah...........................
Virginia............. .......
West Virginia............
Wisconsin..................
All other states..........
371
8,039
6,870
2,399
665
340
8,288
8,607
2,281
1,020
-
31
249
1,737
118
355
- 8.4
3.1
25.3
- 4.9
53.4
3,080
73,137
56,469
16,963
4,560
1,654
41,449
48,094
13,735
5,776
- 1,426
- 31,688
- 8,375
- 3,228
1,216
-4 6 .3
-4 3 .3
-1 4 .8
-1 9 .0
26.7
Total.................
293,152
444,089
150,937
51.5 1,910,C46 1,647,262 -262,784
-1 3 .8
Alabama.....................
Arizona.......................
Arkansas....................
California....................
Colorado.....................
14,831
133
17,684
140
51
17,819 j
586
33,071
647
3,169
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Illinois........................
Indiana.......................
Iowa............................
11.553
9,158
7,555
8,287
Kansas.......................
Kentucky..................
Louisiana...................
Michigan.....................
Minnesota..................
1 A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
* Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.
8 Less than one-tenth of 1 per cent.
* Includes Indian Territory.
145
SUGAB BEET AND FLAXSEED CROPS.
No. 1 0 3 .— SUGAB BEETS; A c r e a g e a n d P r o d u c tio n , 1899 a n d 1909, b y
St at e s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Production (tons).
Acreage.
State.
1899
1909
1909
1899
Amount. Percent.
Arizona...
California.
Colorado..
Idaho.......
Illinois.. ..
4,443
37,715
106,988
15,601
1,370
4,443
78,957
108,082
15,601
1,181
40,247
2,114
756
1,051
5,851
78,779
2,238
756
1,051
5,851
38,532
124
8,804
4,191
55
1,313
7,036
8,804
—4,471
-1,243
- 740
7,036
137
1,176
27,472
1,820
12,379
1,207
1,701
—1,334
19,926
43
12,345
1,207
1,564
1,141.6
110,170
364,093
253,923
10.5
41,242
1,004
Indiana..
Iowa..
Michigan..
Minnesota.
Montana.......
Nebraska___
New Mexico.
New Y o r k ...
Ohio..............
Ute_________
Washington.,
Wisconsin_____
Wyoming...........
All other states.,
Total.
2,510
7,546
1,863
34
91.4
9,779.5
95.7
5.9
Amount. Percent.
49,630
356,535
845,191
488,656
6,656 1,231,712 1,225,056
179,661
179,661
14,981
5,872
9,109
7,194
7,117
50,736
707,639
24,140
7,194
7,117
50,736
492,266
8,181
51.3
109,434
39,874
109,434
-22,596
- 3,726
- 5,013
-36.2
-94.0
-31.3
15,606
413,946
13,794
127,526
13,418
1,144
328,032
7,645
127,293
13,418
5,808
7.9
381.8
124.3
54,632.2
3,932,857 3,139,504
395.7
215,373
15,959
-51.6
-95.8
-36.0
62,470
3,965
16,003
-53.1
264.1
- 2.3
(2)
14,462
85,914
6,149
137.1
18,405.3
1,106.3
1 A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
2 Per cent not calculated when base is less than 100.
No. 1 0 3 .—FLAXSEED CROP: E s t i m a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t i o n , a n d V a l u e ,
1907 t o 1912, a n d i n 1913 b y S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
State.
Colorado............
Iowa...................
K a n s a s .........
Minnesota..........
Missouri.............
Montana............
Nebraska...........
North Dakota...
South D akota...
Wisconsin..........
Total, 1913
190
190
190
191
191
191
7
8
9
0
1
2
26187°— s A 1913------ 10
Produc
tion.
Farm
value,
Dec. 1.
Bushels.
50.000
263.000
300.000
3.150.000
50.000
3.600.000
54.000
7.200.000
3.060.000
126.000
Dollars.
58.000
323.000
348.000
3.874.000
58.000
4.140.000
59.000
8.712.000
3.672.000
155.000
2,291,000
17,853,000
2.864.000
2.697.000
2.742.000
2.467.000
2.757.000
2.851.000
25.851.000
25.805.000
25.856.000
12.718.000
19.370.000
28.073.000
Area.
Acres.
10,000
28,000
50,000
350.000
*10,000
400.000
9.000
1,000,000
425.000
9.000
Average
farm
Average
price per Average
value1of
yield
bushel, per acre. yield per
acre,
Dec. 1.
Dec. 1.
Dollars. Bushels. Dollars.
5.80
11.54
6.96
11.07
5.80
10.35
6.56
8.71
8.64
17.22
1.15
1.23
1.16
1.23
1.15
1.15
1.10
1.21
1.20
1.23
5.0
9.4
6.0
9.0
5.0
9.0
6.0
7.2
7.2
14.0
21,399,000
1.20
7.8
9.34
24.713.000
30.577.000
39.466.000
29.472.000
35.272.000
32.202.000
.96
1.18
1.53
2.32
1.82
1.15
9.0
9.6
9.4
5.2
7.0
9.8
8.64
11.33
14.39
11.95
12.79
11.29
146
CROP ACREAGE*
No. 1 © 4 .—ACREAGE FOR ALL CROPS WITH ACREAGE 'REPORTS:
AND 1909.
[Source: Reports o f tbo Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Crop.
Amount.
Cereals:
C om ......................................
Oats......................................
Wheat...................................
Barley...................................
Buckwheat......................
B y e.......................................
Kafir com and milo maize..
Emmer and spelt................
Bice (rough)........................
Total.
Other grains and seeds:
D ry edible beans.
Other beans..............
D ry peas...................
Peanut*.....................
Flaxseed....... ...........
Miscellaneous seeds..
342,214
98,382,665
35,159,441
44;262,592
7,698,706
878,048
2,195,661
1,635,153
573,622
610,175
3,468,992
5,619,743
-8,325,982
3,228,510
70,988
141.269
1,368,640
573,622
267,961
184,982,220
191,396,963
6,413,743
453,841
25,738
968,370
516,654
2,110,517
<*)
808,991
14,947
1,306,099
869,887
2,083,142
349,150
10,791
336,729
353,233
27,375
81,308
94,913,673
29,539,398
52,588,574
4,470,196
807,060
2,054,292
266,613
Per cent.
3.7
19.0
- 15.8
72.2
8.8
6.9
313. S
78.3
76.9
• 41.9
34.8
68.4
- 1.3
4,075,120
5,157,374
Hay and forage..
Tobacco..............
Cotton................
61,691,069
1,101,460
24,275,101
72,280,776
1,294,911
32,043,838
10,589,707
193,451
7,768,737
17.6
32L0
Sugar crops:
Sugar beets.
Sorghum can
Sugar cane..
110,170
293,152
364,093
444,089
476,849
253,923
150,937
89,863
230.5
51.5
23.2
Total.,
1,01
62.6
Total..
790.308
Minor field crops:
Broom c o m ...
Hemp..............
Hops...............
All other.........
178,584
16,042
55,613
2 35,974
326,102
7,647
44,693
12,342
Total.,
286,213
390,784
104,571
2,938,778
537,312
2,162,130
641,255
2,763,269
730,077
103,943
601,139
Vegetables:
Potatoes..............................
Sweet potatoes and yams..
Other vegetables................
Total.
Small fruits:
Strawberries..............................
Blackberries and dewberries...
Raspberries and loganberries..
Cranberries................................
AU other....................................
17.2
147,518
-
8,395
-
10,920
23,632
5,638,220
82.6
• 52.3
- 19.6
- 65.7
24.8
19.3
27.8
1,435,159
151,363
50,211
60.916
20,364
26.916
143,045
49,004
48,668
18,431
13,312
8,318
1,207
12,248
1,933
13,604
- 5.5
■ 2.4
- 20.1
• 9.5
- 50.5
309,770
272,460
Flowers ami plants..
Nursery products.. .
9,307
18,248
80,618
8,941
21,126
96.1
35.5
Grand total*..
283,218,280
311,293,382
28,076,102
9.9
Total.,
-
37,310
J A minus sign ( —) denotes decrease.
1 Acreage reports for miscellaneous seeds were consolidated with those for minor field crops in 1900.
■Several crops or farm products, for which the Census Bureau has no separate acreage reports, yielded
considerable returns. The acreage of cotton seed, if separately reported, would be a duplication of the
acreage of cotton; that of grass seed, o f bay and forage crops; and that of vegetable and flower seeds, o f
vegetables, and of flowers and plants. Such products as Sax fiber, flax straw, other straw, and cornstalks
and leaves come from the acreage reported under cereals. N o acreage could be given for the maple sugar
and sirup or forest products. The number o f trees of bearing age and the number not of bearing age were
thought to be more satisfactory as a measure of the extent of the fruit and nut industry than acreage, and,
therefore, acreage reports are not shown except for small fruits.
147
CROP PRODUCTION.
No. 1 05 *—PRODUCTION 0 7 ALL CROPS FOR WHICH QUANTITY PRO
DUCED CAN BE GIVEN: 1899 and 1909.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Increase.*
Crop.1
Cereals:
Com.........................................................busheb. 2,466,324,370 2,552,189,630
943,389,375 1,007,142,980
Oats..............................................................d o ...
Wheat.......................................................... d o ...
658,534,252 683,379,259
Barley.......................................................... d o ...
119,034,877
173,344,212
11,233,515
14,849,332
Buckwheat..................................................d o ...
R ye.............................................................. d o ...
25,568,625
29,520,457
Kafir com said tnilo maize.........................d o .. .
5,169,113
17,597,305
Emmer and spelt........................................d o ...
12,702,710
Rice (rou gh).............................................. d o ...
21,838,580
'Total...
4,438,857,013 4,512,564,465
Other grains and seeds:
Dry edible beans....................................bushels.
5,064,490
11,251,160
Other beans.................................................d o ...
143,388
179,733
7.129.294
Dry peasL.....................................................d o ...
9,440,210
Peanuts....................................................... d o ...
11,964,109
19,415,816
Flaxseed...................................................... d o ...
19,979,492
19,512,765
Grass seed....................................................d o ...
6,671,348
4,865,078
Hay and forage.................................................. tons.
79,251,562
97,453,735
Tobacco......................................................... pounds.
868,112,865 1,055,764,806
Cotton................................................................bsdes.
9,534,707
10,649,268
5,324,634
Cotton seed *.......................................................tons.
4,767,353
Sugar crops:
Sugar beets.................................................. d o ...
3,932,857
1,647,262
Sorghum cane............................................. d o ...
1,910,046
Sugarcane................................................... d o ...
6,240,250
Minor field crops:
Broom com .............................................pounds.
78,959,958
90,947,370
7.483.295
Hemp...........................................................d o ...
11,750,630
49,209,704
40,718,748
Vegetables:
389,194,965
Potatoes.................................................. bushels.. 273,318,167
42,517,412
Sweet potatoes and yams.......................... do—
59,232,070
Fruits and nuts:
Fruits—
Small fruits—
Strawberries............................... quarts.. 257,427,103
255,702,035
62,189,885
Blackberries and dewberries....... do___
55,343,570
Raspberries and loganberries.......d o___
76,628,107
60,918,196
Cranberries.................................... d o ....
31,600,512
38,243,060
AUo&er..................................do....
16,359,002
35,373,005
Total....................................................
Orchard fruits—
Apples....................................... bushels.
Peaches and Aectarines................ d o .. .
Fears...............................................d o ...
Plums and prunes........................ d o. ..
Cherries..........................................d o ...
Apricots......................................... d o ...
All other.........................................d o ...
Amount.
Per cent.
-114,134,740
63,753,605
24,845,007
53,709,335
3,615,817
3,951,832
12,426,192
12,702,710
12,835,694
-
73,707,452
4.3
6.8
3.8
44.9
32.2
15.5
240.4
142.6
L7
122.2
6,186,670
36,345
■ 2,310,916
. 7,451,707
*
466,727
1,806,270
18,202,173
187,651,941
1,114,561
557,281
25.3
-2 4 .5
62.3
- 2.3
37.1
23.0
21.6
11.7
11.7
3,139,504
262,784
2,038,058
395.7
-1 3 .8
48.5
- 11,987,412
- 4,267,335
- 8,490,956
-1 3 .2
-3 & 3
-17.3
115,876,798
16,714,658
42.4
30.3
1,725,068
6,846,315
15,709,911
6,642,548
19,014,003
- a?
-1 6 .7
129.8
33.4
76.6
43.6
57.1
-2 1 .7
-11.0
-20.5
21.0
-5 3.8
463,218,612
436,565,863
175,397,600
15,432,603
6,625,417
8,764,032
2,873,499
2,642,128
630,321
146,122,318
35,470,276
8,840,733.
15,480,170
4,126,099
4,150,263
29,275,282
20,037,673
2,215,316
6,716,138
1,252,600
1,508,135
136,485
212,365,600
214,683,695
2,318,095
1.1
Grapes..............................................pounds.. 1,300,984,097 2,571,065,205 1; 270,081,108
Subtropical fruits—
Oranges........................................boxes.
6,167,891
19,487,481
13,310,590
Lemons.......................................... d o ...
876,876
2,770,313
1,893,437
Pomelos {grapefruit).....................d o . ..
30,790
1,189,250
1,158,460
12,994,834
35,060,395
Figs............................................pounds.
22,065,561
Pineapples...................................crates.
95,456
778,651
683,195
16,405,493
11,351,856
O lives...................................... pounds.
5,053,637
97.6
Total..
■ 7.9
Nuts-
Almonds...............................................d o ...
Pecans................................................... d o ...
Walnuts (Persian or English)............ d o ...
AU other1............................................. d o ...
Total......................................................
7,142,710
3,206,850
10,668,065
19,011,200
40,028,825
6,793,539
9,890,769
22,026,524
23,617,178
216.0
215.9
3,762.3
169.8
715.7
224.6
349,171
6,683,919
11,358,459
4,605,978
- 4.9
208.4
106.5 ,
24.2
22,299,185
55.7
* Quantity could not be shown with any degree of accuracy for flower and vegetable seeds, and other
miscellaneous classes of seeds, nor for many minor crops. No satisfactory unit of measure could be found
for such major crops as miscellaneous vegetables, flowers and plants, nursery products, and forest products.
* A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
* Estimated.
i Does not include coconuts, which are reported by number.
148
CROP VALUE.
No. 1 0 6 .—VALUE OF ALL C R O PS: 1899 a n d 1909.
{Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
IncreaseI.X
Crop.
1899
1909
Amount.
Per cent.
Bice (rough)................................................
6,329,562
Dollars.
1,438,553,919
414,697,422
657,656,801
92,458,571
9,330,592
20,421,812
10,816,940
5,584,050
16,019,607
Total............. •...................................
1,482,603,049
2,665,539,714
1,182,936,665
79.8
Other grains and seeds:
W ith acreage reports—
D iy edible beans. . ...............................
Other beans. .........................................
Dry peas...............................................
Peanuts.................................................
Flaxseed................................................
Miscellaneous seeds..............................
7,633,636
134,084
7,908,966
7,270,515
19,624,901
196,573
21,771,482
241,060
10,963,739
18,271,929
28,970,554
768,625
14,137,846
106,976
3,054,773
11,001,414
9,345,653
572,052
185.2
79.8
38.6
151.3
47.6
291.0
Total..................................................
42,768,675
80,987,389
38,218,714
89.4
Grass seed....................................................
Flower and vegetable seeds.......................
8,228,417
826,019
15,137,683
1,411,013
6,909,266
584,994
84.0
70.8
Cereals:
Oats..............................................................
Wheat..........................................................
Barley..........................................................
Buckwheat..................................................
Kafir cornand milo maize..........................
Dollars,
828,192,388
217,098,584
369,945,320
41,631,762
5,747,853
12,290,540
1,367,040
Dollars.
610,361,531
197,598,838
287,711,481
50,826,809
3,582,739
8,131,272
9,449,900
5,584,050
9,690,045
73.7
91.0
77.8
122.1
62.3
66.2
691.3
153.1
Total..................................................
51,823,111
97,536,085
45,712,974
88.2
Hay and forage...................................................
Tobacco..............................................................
484,254,703
56,987,902
824,004,877
104,302,856
339,750,174
47,314,954
70.2
83.0
Cotton and cotton seed:
Cotton..........................................................
Cotton seed *................................................
323,758,171
46,950,575
703,619,303
121,076,984
379,861,132
74,126,409
117.3
157.9
Total..................................................
370,708,746
824,696,287
453,987,541
122.5
Sugar crops:
With acreage reports—
Sugar beets...........................................
Sorghum cane.......................................
Sugarcane.............................................
3,323,240
6,103,102
20,541,636
19,880,724
10,174,457
26,415,952
16,557,484
4,071,355
5,874,316
498.2
66.7
28.6
Total..................................................
29,967,978
56,471,133
26,503,155
88.4
Maple sugar and sirup................................
2,636,711
5,177,809
2,541,098
96.4
Total..................................................
32,604,689
61,648,942
29,044,253
89.1
Minor field crops:
W ith acreage reports—
Broom corn...........................................
Hemp....................................................
H ops.....................................................
All other................................................
3,588,414
546,3384,081,929
387,580
5,134,434
412,699
7,844,745
595,674
1,546,020
-133,639
3,762,816
208,094
43.1
-2 4 .5
92.2
53.7
Total..................................................
8,604,261
13,987,552
5,383,291
62.6
Without acreage reports.............................
789,958
4,081,106
3,291,148
416.6
Total..................................................
9,394,219
18,068,658
8,674,439
92.3
Vegetables:
Potatoes.......................................................
Sweet potatoes and yams...........................
Other vegetables.........................................
98,380,110
19,869,840
120,281,811
166,423,910
35,429,176
216,257,068
68,043,800
15,559,336
95,975,257
69.2
78.3
79.8
Total..................................................
238,531,761
418,110,154
179,578,393
75.3
1A minus sign (—) denotes decrease.
aEstimated.
149
C R O P VALUE.
N o . 1 0 6 . — V a l u e o p a l l C r o p s : 1899 a n d 1909—Continued.
Increase.
Crop.
1899
1909
Amount.
Fruits and nuts:
Fruits—
Small fruits—
Dollars.
■Raspberries and loganberries.......
Cranberries.....................................
All nth nr_______ ______________
Total............................................
25,029,757
Orchard fruits—
Dollars.
17,913,926
3,909,831
5,132,277
1,755,613
1,262,834
DoHats.
29,974,481
4,944,724
19.8
57,116,386
68.2
7,937,727
56.3
16,478,915
200.3
83,231,492
28,781,078
7,910,600
10,299,495
7,231,160
2,884,119
529,403
Peaches and nectarines.................
Pears...............................................
"Plumsand prunes:...................
Apricots..........................................
All other........................................
Total............................................
83,750,961
140,867,347
Grapes.......... ........................................
14,090,234
22,027,961
Subtropical fruits—
Oranges..........................................
Lemons................................. .........
Pomelos (grapefruit).....................
Figs.................................................
Pineapples......................................
Olives..............................................
All other.........................................
Total............................................
Per cent.
.*
17,566,464
2,993,738
2,060,610
803,810
734,090
404,574
143,467
8,227,838
Nuts—
Almonds................................................
Pecans...................................................
Walnuts (Persian or English).............
All other1............. ................................
24,706,753
711,970
971,596
2,297,336
466,772
Total............................................
11,949,931
4,447,674
2,497,743
128.1
Total...........................................
133,048,721
222,024,216
88,975,495
66.9
Flowers and plants...........................................
N ursery products...............................................
Forest products........ ........................................
18,758,864
10,123,873
109,864,774
34,872,329
21,050,822
195,306,283
16,113,465
10,926,949
85,441,509
85.9
107.9
77.8
Total with acreage reports........
Total with no acreage reports. .
2,768,339,569
230,364,843
5,073,997,594
413,163,629
2,305,658,025
182,798,786
83.3
79.3
Grand total................................
2,998,704,412
5,487,161,223
2,488,456,811
83.0
1 Includes coconuts.
~
150
No. 107•—DOMESTIC ANIMALS ON FARMS AND NOT ON FARM S: N u m b e r i n 1900 a n d 1910,. w i t h I n c r e a s e s a n d P e r c e n t a g e s , V a l u e s a n d A v e r a g e V a l u e s p e r H e a d , a n d N u m b e r o p F a r m s a n d I n c l o s u r e s R e p o r t i n g p o r 1910.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Horses, mules, and asses and burros.
Dairy cows.
Swine.
All cattle.
Horses.
Number, 1800:
On farms......................
Not on farms................
17,135,633
973,033
Asses and
burros.
Sheep.
Goats.
61,503,713
231,301
1,870,599
78,353
3,438,523
110,012
64,686,155
61,735,014
1,948,952
4,209,769
270,371
105,696
16,502
24,148,580
3,469,662
58,185,676
1,287,960
52,447,861
390,887
2,915,125
114,670
23,015,962
4,480,140
122,200
27,618,242
69,473,636
52,838,748
3.029,795
—5,653,184
8.2
1,812.001
8.5
1,041,617
30.3
12,188
11.1'
2,865,806
11.6
-5,212,519
8.1
-8,896,266
14.4
1,080,843
^ 55.5
3,489,799
20.4
-5,915,544
8.7
1,566-,093
8.6
945,154
29.0
11,533
12.2
2,522,780
11.7
-4,682,365
7.4
-9,055,852
14.7
1,044,526
55.8
197,305
20.3
262,360
16.2
245,908
8.4
96,463
55.5
655
4.1
343,026
11.0
530,154
29.2
159,586
69.0
36,317
* 46.4
18,108,666
69,335,832
21,203,901
Number, 1910:
On farms......................
Not on forms................
20.625,432
1,170,338
61,803,866
1,878,782
19,833,113
3,182,789
Total.........................
21,795,770
63,682,648
3,687,104
20.4
-
ANIMALS.
62,868,041
1,818,114
3,264,615
173,908
DOMESTIC
21,625,800
3,126,636
24,752,436
18,267,020
2,936,881
All domestic
animals.
Total.
94,165
15,847
67,719,410
1,616,422
Total.........................
Total increase, 1900-1910:1
Number........................
Percent.......................
On farms—
Number.................
Percent.................
Not on farms—
Number.................
Percent.................
Per cent of total, 1910:
On farms......................
Not on farms................
Mules.
94.6
5.4
97.0
3.0
86.2
13.8
94.0
6.0
86.5
13.5
87.4
12.6
97.8
2.2
99.3
0.7
96.2
3.8
Value, 1910:
On farms................. do'
Not on farms...........dolls..
706,236,307
47,001,623
1,499,523,607
60,816,261
2,083,588,195
422,204,393
525,391,863
39,374,534
13,200,112
1,701,386
2,622,180,170
463,280,313
399,338,308
10,076,260
232,841,585
1,822,943
6,176,423
365,749
4,760,060,093
536,361,526
Total.................... dolls..
753,237,930
1,560,339,868
2,505,792,588
664,766,397
14,901,498
3,085,460,483
409,414,568
-w-----1- ■'... 1.....
234,664,528
6,542,172
5,296,421,619
Average value per head, 1910:
Not on farms.
dolls
34.24
40.16
24.26
32.37
105.06
132.65
124.80
145.63
124.89
103.10
108.59
133.52
6.86
7.82
4.44
4.66
2.12
3.19
111.72
6.88
4.44
2.16
Total....................dolls..
34.56
24.50
108.87
126.06
121.94
Number of farms and inclo
sures reporting:
Farms................................
Bams, and other inclo
sures not on farms.......
5,140,869
5,284,916
4,692,814
1,869,005
43,927
4,351,751
610,894
82,755
6,034,783
867,226
899,346
1,392,771
74,666
8,216
347,936
6,140
23,745
2,013,563
Total................................
6,008,095
6,184,262
. 6,085,585
1,943,671
52,143
4,699,687
617,034
106,500
8,048,346
DOMESTIC
ANIMALS.
151
*A minus sign ( — ) denotes decrease.
152
FARM ANIMALS.
No. 1 0 8 .— NUMBER AND VALUE OF SPECIFIED FARM ANIMALS: 1889
t o 1914.
[Source: .Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Horses.
Mules.
January 1—
Value.
Value.
Number.
2,257,574
2.331.027
2,296,632
2,314,699
Dollars.
179,444,481
182,394,099
178,847,370
174,882,070
16,298,625
16,952,883
16,019,591
16,416,351
366,226,876
353,152,133
346,397,900
351,378,132
D o lla r s.
13,663,294
982,194,827
14,213,837
978,616,662
14,066,750
941,823,222
15,498,140 1,007,593,636
Milch cows.
Number.
Value.
D o lla r s.
16,206,802
16,081,139
15,893,318
15,124,057
1897.................................... 14,364,667
992.225.185
769,224,799
576,730,680
600.140.186
452,649,396
2,331,128
2,362,231
2,333,108
2,278,946
2,215,654
164,763,751
146,232,811
110,927,834
103,204,457
92,302,090
16,424,087
16,487,400
16,604,629
16,137,686
15,941,727
857,299,786
1900..
19011..
1902..
13,960,911
13,665,807
13,637,524
16,744,723
16,631,224
478,362,407
511,074,813
603,969,442
886,200,168
968,935,178
2,190,282
2,134,213
2.086.027
2,864,468
2,757,017
96,109,516
95,963,261
111,717,092
183,232,209
186,411,704
15,840,886
15,990,115
16,292,360
16,838,657
16,696,802
434,813,826
474,233,926
614,812,106
605,093,077
488,130,324
1903..
1904...
1905..
1906..
1907..
16,557,373
16,736,059
17,057,702
18,718,678
19,746,683
1,030,705,969
1,136,940,298
1,200,310,020
1,610,889,906
1,846,578,412
2,728,088
2,757,916
2,888,710
3,404,061
8,816,692
197,753,327
217,582,832
251,840,378
516,711,914
508,841,489
48*2,272,208
428,063,613
17,105,227
17,419,817
17,572,464
19,793,866
20,968,265
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
19.992.000
20.640.000
21.040.000
20.277.000
20.509.000
20.567.000
20.962.000
1.867.530.000
1.974.062.000
2.276.363.000
2.259.981.000
2.172.694.000
2.278.222.000
2.291.638.000
3.869.000
4.063.000
4.123.000
4.323.000
4.362.000
4.386.000
4.449.000
416.939.000
437.082.000
494.095.000
544.359.000
526.657.000
545.245.000
561.017.000
21.194.000
660.057.000
21.720.000
702.946.000
21.801.000
780.308.000
20.823.000
832.209.000
20.699.000
815.414.000
20.497.000
922.783.000
20.737.000 1,118,487,000
189 4
189 5
Oxen and other cattle.
Sheep.
Swine.
January 1Value.
362,601,729
368,956,546
369,239,998
645,496,980
Total value
farm animals.
Number.
Value.
Number.
Value.
1891..
1892..
85,032,417
36,849,024
36,875,648
37,661,239
Dollars.
697,236,812
560,625,137
544,127,908
670,749,155
42,599,079
44,836,072
43,421,136
44,938,365
Dollars.
90,640,369
100,659,761
108,397,447
116,121,290
60,301,692
51,602,780
50,625,106
DoUars.
291,307,193
243,418,336
210,193,928
241,031,415
DoUars.
2,507,050,058
2,418,766,028
2,329,787,770
2,461,765,698
1893..
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
35.964.196
36,608,168
34,364,216
82,085,409
30,508,408
547,882,204
536,789,747
482,999,129
508,928,416
507,929,421
47,273,553
45,048,017
42.294.064
38,298,783
36,818,643
125,909,264
89,186,110
66,685,767
65,167,735
67,020,942
46,094,807
45,206,498
44,165,716
42,842,759
40,600,276
295,426,492
270.384.626
219,601,267
186,529,745
166,272,770
2,483,506,681
2,170,816,754
1,819,446,306
1,727,926,084
1,655,414,612
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901V
1902..
29.264.197
27,994,225
27,610,054
45,500,213
44,727,797
612,296,634
637,931,135
689,486,260
906,644,003
839,126,073
37,656,960
39,114,453
41.883.065
59,756,718
62,039,091
92,721,133
107,697,530
122,665,913
178,072,476
164,446,091
39,759,993
38,651,631
37,079,856
56,982,142
174,351,409
170,109,743
185.472.321
353,012,143
342,120,780
1,888,654,925
1,997,010,407
2,228,123,134
3,011,254,076
2,989,170,150
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
44,669,206
43,629,498
43,669,443
47,067,656
51,565,731
824,054,902
712,178,134
661,571,308
746,171,709
881,557,398
63,964,876
51,630,144
45,170,423
50,631,619
53,240,282
168,315,750
133,530,099
127,831,850
179,056,144
204,210,129
46,922,624
47,009,367
47,320,511
52,102,847
54,794,439
364,973,688
289.224.627
288,254,978
321,802,571
417.791.321
3,102,515,540
2,998,247,479'
8,006,580,737
3,675,389,442
4,423,697,853
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
50.073.000 845.938.000
49.379.000 863.754.000
47.279.000 917.453.000
39.679.000 815.184.000
$7,260,000 790.064.000
36.030.000 949.645.000
35.855.000 1,116,333,000
64.631.000
66.084.000
67.216.000
53.633.000
52.362.000
61.482.000
49.719.000
211.736.000
192.632.000
233.664.000
209.535.000
181.170.000
202.779.000
200.803.000
56.084.000
54.147.000
47.782.000
65.620.000
65.410.000
61.178.000
58.933.000
339.030.000
354.794.000
436.603.000
615.170.000
523.328.000
603.109.000
612.951.000
4.331.230.000
4.525.959.000
6.138.486.000
6.276.488.000
5.008.327.000
5.501.783.000
5.891.229.000
»In estimates for 1901 and subsequent years due weight has been given to figures of census.
BUTTER, CHEESE, AN D MILK.
153
No. 1 0 9 .—BUTTER, CHEESE, AND MILE:: B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s
1850 t o 1910; C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1860 t o 1910; M i l k S o l d ,
C e n s u s Y e a r s 1880, 1900, a n d 1910, a n d M i l k P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s
1890,1900, a n d 1910, b y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Figures for 1850,1860, and
1870 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory product also.]
BU TT E R .
State.
I8601
I8601
18701
18801
Alabam a.......................................................
Pounds.
4,008,811
Pounds.
6,028,478
Pounds.
3,213,753
Pounds.
7,997,719
Pounds.
14,548,435
1,854,239
705
4,067,556
3,095,035
6,498,119
1,055,308
14,872
371,498
4,640,559
7,620,912
1,430,502
18,835
408,855
5,439,765
800
2,753,931
7,969,744
392,920
6,716,007
1,171,963
4,495
100,989
4,499,572
62,217
7,790,013
16,158,749
862,479
8,418,906
1,902,075
88,520
353,156
7,424,485
115,203
15,724,144
27,048,471
3,621,086
10,369,259
2,493,259
13,769
867,195
14,483,323
Idaho ............................................................
Illinois........................................................... 12,526,543
Indiana......................................................... 12,881,535
28,052,551
18,306,.651
111,480
36,083,405
22,915,385
314,244
60,208,972
37,712,316
1,091.753
82,674,908
50,154,854
11,953,666 27,512,179 61,665,071
1,093,497 5,022,758 21,683,244
11,*716,609 11,874,978 18,261,004
322,405
1,444,742
916,089
11,687,781 11,636,482 14,109,966
5,014,729
5,265,295
7,715,196
8,297,936 6,559,161
9,799,804
15,503,482 24,400,185 38,865,106
9,522,010 19,244,835
2,957,673
5,006,610 2,613,521
7,454,657
12,704,837 14,455,825 28,712,988
408,080
412,738
342,541
1,539,535
9,790,970
110,880
7,700
338,688
5,965,080
6,956,764
7,346,340
8,266,023
10,714,447
9,872,237
12,912
44,827
13,259
103,097,280 107,147,526 120,878,201
4,297,834
4,735,495
7,213,507
209,735
2,006,755
2,170
48,543,162 50,266,372 69,722,506
126,036,219
50,434,952
29,038,406
2,089,774
16,999,356
10,846,879
10,410,300
52,343,212
48,677,504
12,988,637
44,638,168
1,062,185
33,894,861
489,657
^9,862,430
8,866,749
86,042
112,727,515
13,129,374
6,158,862
81,522,792
387,929
4,924,745
96,199,428
1,199,239
5,737,557
13,659,757
28,380,377
32,145,249
1,815,154
28,399,440
18,761,856
3,483,725
14,081,627
60,355,499
467,269
Arkansas......................................................
California......................................................
Colorado.................................................. .
Connecticut..................................................
Delaware......................................................
District of Columbia...................................
Florida..........................................................
Georgia.........................................................
Iow a ..............................................................
Kansas........ ......................................... .
Kentucky.....................................................
Louisiana......................................................
Maine............................................................
Maryland......................................................
Massachusetts..............................................
Michigan.. ; ..................................................
Minnesota.....................................................
Mississippi....................................................
Missouri........................................................
Montana.......................................................
Nebraska.......................................................
Nevada .........................................................
New Hampshire..........................................
New Jersey....................................................
New Mexico..................................................
NewYork......................................................
North Carolina.............................................
North Dakota 4.............................................
O h io..............................................................
Oklahoma.................................................
Oregon...........................................................
Pennsylvania...............................................
Rhode Island...............................................
South Carolina................... .........................
South Dakota *.............................................
Tennessee......................................................
Texas............................................................
U tah..............................................................
Verm ont.......................................................
Virginia •......................................................
Washington..................................................
West Virginia.'.............................................
Wisconsin.....................................................
W yom ing......................................................
2,171,188
9,947,523
683,069
9,243,811
3,806,160
8,071,370
7,065,878
1,100
4,346,234
7,834,359
6,977,056
9,487,210
111
79,766,094
4,146,290
34,449,379
211,464
39,878,418
995,670
2,981,850
1,000,157
58,653,511
1,021,767
3,177,934
1,418,373
60,834,644
941,199
1,461,980
2,528,225
80,322,852
1,007,103
3,196,851
8,139,585
2,344,900
83,309
12,137,980
11,089,359
10,017,787
{>,850,583
316,046
15,900,359
13,464,722
153,092
3,633,750
13,611,328
9,571,069
3,712,747
310,335
17,844,396
6,979,269
407,306
5,044,475
22,473,036
1,200
17,889,969
13,899,320
1,064,923
25,252,663
11,500,023
1,404,066
9,309,517
33,842,336
105,643
18901
T o ta l.................................................. 313,345,306 459,681,372 514,092,683 806,672,071 1,205,508,384
Geographic divisions^
New England..............................................
Middle A tlantic...........................................
East North Central......................................
West North Central....................................
South Atlantic.............................................
East South Central......................................
West South Central....................................
M ountain.....................................................
P acific...........................................................
43,924,006 51,485,519 49,662,325 65,934,782
129,131,722 172,465,238 176,248,193 211,073,290
70,557,085 124,017,174 156,138,383 240,351,236
10,006,647 29,054,384 58,262,042 143,103,863
28,105,896 33,941,403 28,575,306 48,703,330
26,442,153 32,769,484 27,273,321 51,603,349
4,882,208 11,362,881
6,789,083 22,605,422
83,420
337,005
1,348,607
3,205,759
212,169
4,248,284
9,795,423 20,091,040
77,240,024
217,793,692
327,051,265
323,500,323
80,414,839
84,955,855
50,347,096
8,748,349
35,456,941
i Figures relate to calendar years preceding those in which the censuses were taken.
*Not reported prior to 1900.
9 Acquired in 1898.
« Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
6Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
•In 1850 and 1860 Virginia included West Virginia.
* For States and Territories included In each division, see note 5, p. 25.
154
BtJTTEB, CHEESEy A N D M ILK.
No. 1 0 9 . — B u t t e r , C h e e s e , a n d M i l k : B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1850
t o 1910; C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1860 t o 1910; M i l k S o l d , C e n s u s
Y e a r s 1880, 1900, a n d 1910, a n d M i l k P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1890, 1900,
a n d 1910, e t c . — Continued.
*
B U TT ER—Continued.
1905*
In factories.
Alabama................... .
Alaska........................
Arizona......................
Arkansas....................
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut...............
Delaware.................. .
District of Columbia..
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Hawaii3......................
Idaho..........................
Illinois........................
Indiana..................... .
Indian Territory....... .
Iow a...........................
Kansas................. .
K entucky................. .
Louisiana..............
Maine........................
Maryland..................
Massachusetts..........
Michigan...................
Minnesota.................
Mis
Missou;
Montana.
Nebraska.............
N evada................
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.........
New M exico........
New Yorks..........
North Carolina...
North Dakota5. ..
O h io ..;................
Oklahoma............
Oregon.................
Pennsylvania. . . .
Bbode Island___
South Carolina. ..
South Dakota . .
Tennessee............
Texas...................
U tah....................
Verm ont..............
Virginia...............
Washington........
West Virginia....
Wisconsin............
W yom ing............
Total......... .
Geographic divisions.«
New England.............................
Middle Atlantic..........................
East North Central.....................
West North Central...................
South Atlantic............................
East South Central.....................
West South Central...................
Mountain....................................
Pacific..........................................
On farms. In factories. ‘
Pounds.
Pounds.
29,550,595
19,139,321
200
803,394
799,433
21,753,833
127,309 29,907,337
34,000,497
26,837,386 15,301,871
5,856,132
6,499,121
5,054,006
3,498,551
8,480,194
2,903,277
1,563,161
2,599,838
644,823
6,155
3,478
1,705,274
1,386,445
15,160,454
133,900 27,246,247
118,871
3,542,135
2,952,886
671,783
86,548,762
27,339,925 46,609,992
54,595,879
4,742,632 43,181,817
5,105,715
139,022,552
71,181,766 38,679,568
59,837,255
16,488,131 29,647,881
30,631,044
239,061 38,130,687
6,232,006
4,918,229
20,635,572
5,005,907 13,299,229
11,638,378
8,739,620
1,816,433
9,572,181
3,364,516
3,470,323
67,872,710
21,013,000 50,405,426
82,363,315
62,122,554 34,708,669
28,730,685
(*)
46.948,726
5,806,724 42,105,143
2,488,310
2.820.574
16,035,468 25,986,931
46,244,839
1,192,925
403,885
758,184
11,419,881
5,065,188
3,098,889
7,219,882
3,622,411
1,178,846
313,003
1,477,617
115,408,222 *58,’ 256,*504* 23,461,702
16.913,802
26,059,585
9,642,003
3,013,151 16,414,439
87,638,930
11,591,981 63,569,132
8,834,559
416,100 27,056,242
10,082,807
5,667,664
5,080,599
111,358,246
35,754,841 61,158,115
636,281
339,607
(4)
8,150,437
12,329,567
23,573,077
11,058,460 13,629,647
29,299,519
41,889 39,827,906
48,244,206
266,806 64,993,214
5,331,336
2,497,366
3,586,547
41,288,087
27,256,874 15,165,692
20,076,351
81,803 26,651,244
10,570,527
6.751.575
7,722,911
16,954,129
18,969,699
106,552,649
89,155,975 27,200,509
1,192,122
7723,940
0
81,491,871,673 531,478,141 994,650,610
92,032,196
407,632,767
92,883,312
<4)
88,856,542
(5)
54,653,831
41,735,270
95,190,191
153,843,513
185,706,254
2,676,959
280,950
810,215
11,593,893
39,640,896
Total.
Pounds.
(4)
1,053,869
360,834
37,283,450
6,351,691
1,950,935
78,058
2,357,386
24,570,976
11,712,450
88,582,187
18,712,568
549,929
(*)
2,105,622
1,118,530
1,888,307
35,511,760
88,842,846
10,261,876
1,307,777
23,973,162
1,039,784
1,740,235
768,857
(*)
45.897.216
3,683*679
17,491,251
4,110,978
8,472,660
30.484.217
(*)
9,495,608
2,133,590
3,722,784
20,227,495
158,853
11,302,591
103,884,684
783,585
624,764,653
40,732,783
88,242,228 77,150,290
230,966,876 193,171,121
201,172,278 243,551,926
123,270,552
136,239,873
128,188,799
18,115,811
27,721,410 57,058.701
* Figures of production relate to calendar years preceding those in which the censuses were taken.
Figures for 1850,1860, and 1870 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory prod
uct also.
* Can not be shown separately, as to do so would disclose individual operations.
aAcquired in 1898.
<Included under Wyoming.
&Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
«Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
7 All other States, including Wyoming. In 1890 includes some of the States for which no figures appear
in the table.
6Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in total, but not under the geographic divisions.
* For States Included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
155
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND MILK.
No. 1 0 9 . — B u t t e r , C h e e s e , a n d M i l k : B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1850.
t o 1910; C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s I860 t o 1910; M i l k S o l d , C e n s u s
Y e a r s 1880, 1900, a n d 1910, a n d M i l k P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1890, I960,
a n d 1910, e t c . — Continued.
CHEESE.
1890 *
1860^
Alabama.
Alaska2 ..
Arkansas ...................
California...................
Colorado.....................
Connecticut................
Delaware...................
District of Columbia.
Florida.......................
Georgia.......................
Hawaii» ....................
Idaho..........................
Illinois.........................
Indiana......................
Indian Territory *.
Iow a ........................
ITawaaa...................
K entucky...............
Louisiana...............
......................
Maryland...............
Massachusetts........
Michigan................
Minnesota..............
Mississippi.
Missouri___
Montana.
Nebraska.
N evada...
New Hampshire.
New Jersey.........
New M exico.......
New Y o r k ...........
North Carolina. .
North Dakota1..
O hio....................
Oklahoma...........
Oregon................
Pennsylvania—
Rhode Island___
South Carolina ..
South Dakota ■..
Tennessee...........
Texas..................
U tah..............
Verm ont.............
Virginia®.............
Washington.......
• West V irgin ia ...
Wisconsin...........
W yom ing...........
Total.......*..................
On farms. In factories.
Pounds.
2,732
Pounds.
14,091
Pounds.
6,131
3,898,411
6,579
14,500
2,119
3,395,074
37,626
2,262,894
315
10,855
21,328
3,871,575
87,183
112,566
5,280
15,587
25
4,292
36,060
26,301
3,720,739
75,367
1,051,677
1,712
155,460
5,406
19,151
1,848,557
605,795
4,464
5,734,004
391,487
117,295
21,263,194
1,676,825
207,213
343,456
360,948
1,275,371
58,468
7,618
1,915,095
79,416
2,201,393
3,953,585
985,329
4,239
873,549
80,670
554,772
17,420
807,076
569,736
10,501
129,163,714
57,380
40,137
759,210
64,822
3,939
696,052
9,573
122,900
Pounds.
15,923
16,810
1,343,689
918,635
29,045
190,400
6,153
1,799,862
8,342
5,294,090
1,641,897
199,314
4,427
259,633
1,344,647
241,607
361,219
11,747
1,152,590
6,732
4,131,309
2,321,801
271,477
3,099
213,875
27,603
78,542
1,091,222
44,500
195,955
1,731
12,833
116,640
10,005,477
4,705,576
1,974,136
755,761
14,000
262,633
5,041,778
3,615,528
105,379
2,506,556
181,511
1,543
119,333
2,792,676
81,976
169
299,732
8,966,737
67,171
16,018
135,575
275,128
53,331
8,215,030
280,852
12,146
142,240
34,342
69,603
7,814,879
84,243
17,465
32,429
3,288,581
107,740
58,466
266,749
6,129,630
111,535
179,200
196,987
19,535,324
2,930
676,642
4,898
288,620
1,384,397
11,512
463,831 "'ioi’eis'
51,207
341,235
103,386
23,613
563,628
18,931
4,324,028 119,762,496
60,769
49,000
131,374
1,068,083 21,185,971
1,600
265,576
5,018,837
439,060
24,631
300,000
2,476
250,812
303,951
31,300
69,919
145,730
163,539
13,200
609,586
5,582,327
109,187
109,000
71,281
249,700
74,372
21,000
906,266 53,708,595
15,196
M2,500
243,157,850
18,726,818 238,035,065
3,316,016 12,202,042
1,047,024 138,700,187
>,889,749 78,950,611
2,151,998
7,581,959
252,190
640,065
184,538
509,290
92,385
48,208
181,035
606,392
{,531,872
4,199,671
7,200,062
1,906,970
4,786,701 125,344,961
3,007,435 90,772,373
3,661,986 12,784,067
271,291
144,000
145,770
31,300
172,597
565,636
186,840
4,208,432
1,571,462
12,342
2,232,092
872,368
182,172
478,336
37,240
27,239
48,548,289 100,776,012
51,110
123,985
1,850
21,618,893 24,153,876
1,104,300
103,663,927
Total.
Pounds.
G e o g r a p h i c d i v i s i o n s .8
New England......................
Middle Atlantic...................
East North Central............
West North Central............
South Atlantic.....................
East South Central............
West South Central............
Mountain.............................
Pacific...................................
21,620,
51,239,
26,819,
1,418,
3,091
),571
1,214
* Figures relate to calendar years previous to those in which the censuses were taken. Figures for 1860
and 1870 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory product also.
* Not reportedprlor to 1900.
• Acquired in 1898.
4 Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
» Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
6 In 1850 and 1860 Virginia included West Virginia.
7All other States, including Wyoming.
8 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
156
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND MILK.
No. 1 0 9 , — B u t t e r , C h e e s e , a n d M i l e : B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1850
t o 1910; C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1860 t o 1910; M i l k S o l d , C e n s u s
Y e a r s 1880, 1900, a n d 1910, a n d M i l k P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1890, 1900,
a n d 1910, e t c . — Continued.
CHEESE—Continued.
19101
State.
Alabama.,
Alaska___
Arizona...
California.............
Colorado..............
Connecticut.........
Delaware..............
Dist. of Columbia.
Florida.................
Georgia.................
Hawaii4................
Idaho...................
Illinois..................
Indiana................
Indian Territory..
Iow a.....................
K entucky............
Louisiana.............
Maine....................
Maryland............
Massachusetts___
Michigan..............
Minnesota............
Mississippi...........
Missouri...............
Montana..............
Nebraska.............
Nevada ................
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..........
New Mexico.........
New Y o r k ...........
North. Carolina. . North Dakota « ...
O h io.....................
Oklahoma............
Oregon.................
Pennsylvania___
Rhode Island. . . .
South Carolina...
South Dakota*....
Tennessee............
Texas...................
U tah.....................
Verm ont..............
Virginia................
W a sh in gton ......
West V irgin ia ....
Wisconsin............
W yom ing.............
Total..
Geographic divi
sions.9
New England___
Middle Atlantic...
EastN. Central.. . .
West N.Central...
South Atlantic —
East S. Central....
West S. Central...
Mountain................
Pacific*..................
On forms. In factories.
Pounds.
36,374
33,305
18,385
1,249,588
103,184
40,623
104
Total.
In factories. On farms. In factories.
P ou n d s.
10,000
Pounds.
46,374
Pounds.
5,528
373,752
12,600
2,676,543
1,465,257
321,263
15,000
407,057
30,985
6,926,131
1,568,441
361,886
15,104
161,796
3,601,051
871,673
8
421,043
20,435
2,777,873
69,895
79,156
700
1,567,640
550,622
90,675
81,918
63,619
(8)
4,799,235
424,597
(*)
3.751
3.751
2,236
2,236
12
12
196,952
391,332
132,420
194,380
9,055,119 _ 9,378,604
323,485
5,301,211
178,733
1,260,168 *1,438,901
978,903
1,227
1,227
306,428
4,242,637
4,549,065
2,829,745
291,445
2,422,710
2,714,155
1,120,863
45,759
28,000
73,759
135,104
135,104
425,102
553,946
979,048
361,850
338,453
338,453
19,629
250,542
270,171
331,176 10,422,582 10,753,758 16,8$, 856
290,623
3,575,642
3,285,019
3,090,055
28,572
C)
„ <*>
323,439
1,396,190
1,072,751
743,447
30,924
30,924
(2)
264,430
578,030
313,600
158,470
94,082
174,232
80,150
33,000
116,741
104,339
221,080
207,149
24,377
124,377
6,700
68,571
68,571
2,624,552 127,386,032 130,010,584 132,836,482
28,883
28,883
70,881
296,280
51,894
1,167,001 18,156,527 19,323,528 17,351,773
45,264
111.642
66,378
1,662,820
1,195,564
467,256
2,255,592
857,167 10,267,443 11,124,610 11,453,424
6.751
6.751
(2)
1,081
1,081
557.642
420,779
(*>
32,823
6,201
194,423
58,290
169,251
1,874,179
2,043,430
1,629,730
5,119,764
406,659
4,713,105
4,343,160
31,697
88,697
57,000
<*)
151,669
1,482,127
1,633,796
74,243
40,860
115,103
1,635,618 77,748,680 79,384,298 109j
24,327
464,389
<5)
• 0
78,538
999,559
27,927
(3>
56,148
190,089
(8>
118,216
55,591
259,386
45.753
291,176 13,382,160
106,075
2,735,883
13,703
219,112
159,785
49,988
77^22
63,773
10,245
180,996
184,497
77,824
81,869
390,049 105,194,898
' 39,353
22.754
613,233 11,860,601
18,968
169,205
4,218,953
1,442,676 11,234,037
3,860
12,909
14,344
18,592
194,990
84,102
1,0^0,122
245,884
2,762,656
97,263
<») *
52,970
422,290
70,473
841,262 148, ( S , 648
10,276
<’ )
816,372,330 281,972,324 <>298,344,654 317,144,872
9,405,864 311,126,317
100,000
1,003,103
5,955,597
6,958,700
4,912,159
3,506,096 137,753,475 141,259,571 144,296,606
3,636,013 116,643,076 120,279,089 149,870,599
1,684,109 11,982,895 13,667,004
7,994,474
480,448
112,860
593,308
137,327
336,113
l8,1
4®, 381
720,596
3,293,008
4,868,513
5,3&4,:234 10,222,747
6,778,026
1,910,
1,891,
473,
480,
93,
424,
457,
3,000,
Total.
002,744
428,935
532,241
8
6,:
1 Figures relate to the calendar years previous to those in which the censuses were taken. Figures for
1860 and 1870 relate to farms and ranges; those of later censuses include factory product also.
aIncluded under Wyoming.
8Can not be shown separately, as to do so would disclose individual operations.
4Acquired in 1898.
6Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
6 Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
7All other States, including Wyoming, in 1890 and 1905 Includes some o f the States for which no
figures appear in the table.
8 Data for Hawaii included in total, but not under the geographic divisions.
•For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
157
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND M ILK.
No. 10 9* — B u t t e r , C h e e s e , a n d M i l k : B u t t e r P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1850
t o 1910; C h e e s e P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1860 t o 1910; M i l k S o l d , C e n s u s
Y e a r s 1880, 1900, a n d 1910, a n d M i l s P r o d u c e d , C e n s u s Y e a r s 1890, 1900,
a n d 1910, e t c . — Continued.
MILK.
Sold.
Produced.
State.
18801
19001
Gallons.
267,387
Gallons.
3,087,433
684
1,022,472
4,238,852
56,540,946
13,170,810
33,879,466
4,988,462
661,335
1,003,918
3,920,412
84,451
2,789,638
186,549,335
36,562,105
482,082
214,338,442
47,939,088
8,932,259
4,356,979
15,979,003
20,654,446
68,180,759
55,635,108
103,768,172
2,041,443
25,954,163
3,162,568
23,492,560
1,353,062
28,988,306
50.726.011
633,638
445,427,888
1,826,631
3,177,971
84,543,703
2,701,471
10,308,119
171,045,659
9,685,988
1,186,045
20,395,625
5,549,194
8,091,205
9,964,903
57.566.012
6,889,183
14,897,273
3,391,523
252,450,051
698,490
Alabama...................
Alaska4. .. r- t______
Arizona.....................
42,618
Arkansas...................
316,858
California.................. 12,353,178
506,706
Connecticut.............. 12,289,893
Delaware.................. 1,132,434
District of Columbia.
496,789
Florida......................
40,967
Georgia.....................
374,645
15,627
Idaho........................
Illinois....................... 45,419,719
Indiana..................... 6,723,840
Iowa.......................... 15,965,612
Kangas...................... 1,360,235
Kentucky................. 2,513,209
Louisiana.................
256,241
Maine........................ 3,720,783
Maryland.................. 4,722,944
Massachusetts........... 29,662,953
Michigan..................
7,898,273
Minnesota................. 1,504,407
427,492
Mississippi................
Missouri.................... 3,173,017
Montana...................
41,165
Nebraska..................
625,783
Nevada.....................
149,889
New Hampshire.. . . 5,739,128
New Jersey............... 15,472,783
New Mexico.............
10,036
New York................ 231,965,533
North Carolina.........
446,798
North Dakota *-------.
415,119
Ohio.......................... 46,801,537
Oklahoma.................
Oregon......................
227,540
Pennsylvania........... 36,540,540
Rhode Island........... 3,831,706
South Carolina.........
257,186
South Dakota 7........
Tennessee.................. 1,006,795
Texas........................ 1,296,806
Utah..........................
155,263
Vermont................... 6,526,550
Virginia..................... 1,224,469
Washington..............
226,703
W«fet Virginia...........
750,279
Wisconsin................. 25,156,977
Wyoming.................
75,343
1910
1890
Gallons.
3,397,426
Gallons.
55,508,687
3,347,723
3,952,322
45,333,432
10,037,067
34,000,152
4,425,909
339,345
1,388,781
3,872,098
709,225
54,325,673
111,191,186
19,680,791
54,413,822
10,699,362
459,978
5,056,790
53,234,508
2,060,111
158,031,333
32,562,414
5,085,863
367,269,464
200,510,797
55,241,511
9,851,126
10,415,482
4,501,119
12,784,866
19,424,325
64,496,692
74,025,769
53,181,785
1,966,097
15,733,185
3,584,689
6,500,380
1,192,833
21,132,268
56,856,550
1,036,922
524,279,723
2,380,029
1,644,150
99,430,948
3,626,217
14,640,108
169,420,361
8,796,847
919,745
2,385,781
6,814,209
8,990,968
8,471,713
33,998,934
8,577,893
25,524,209
4,050,741
297,251,969
1,377,607
486,961,411
201,608,099
118,497,289
12,881,927
57,969,791
46,601,218
82,571,924
224,537,488
182,968,973
50,803,371
193,931,103
6,038,096
144,768,263
2,532,052
42,633,268
64,003,953
717,155
663,917,240
55,250,665
26,566,112
326,925,396
1,544,280
25,042,276
368,906,480
10,610,547
23,.833,631
59,666,525
107,657,116
118,475,320
8,614,694
90,712,230
78,143,459
19,873,281
59,449,066
303,701,134
3,064,588
1900
Gallons.
95,882,103
4,250
3,056,109
109.861.393
153,684,741
38,440,111
68,951,862
12,681,268
850,349
9,640,434
82,438,532
584,120
15,122,948
457,106,995
263.457.239
26,493,855
535.872.240
244,909,123
.159,311,527
39,251,413
99,586,188
64,040,517
105,571,873
309,617,046
304,017,106
97,030,385
258,207,755
15,696,214
190,477,911
• 4,446,071
60,724,590
77,714,055
3,009,657
772,799,352
89,525,749
48,845,280
425.870.394
47,439,853
48,582,968
487,033,818
12,923,512
44,031,528
99,244,975
147,336,961
251,342,698
25,124,642
142,042,223
105,068,428
50,182,415
83,861,660
472,274,264
5,121,974
1910*
Gallons.
78,728,345
6,881,608
83,081,875
154,901,956
33,631,723
45,749,849
7,859,857
555,342
7,676,459
74,908,776
20,861,072
320,240,399
194,736,962
318,954,506
172,742,767
125,566,917
32,702,130
56,026,334
41,094,421
86,304,347
283,387,201
273,319,603
79,079,293
188,297,972
16,982,145
160,610,359
4,356,555
35,033,153
67,698,219
6,815,942
597,363,198
82,601,779
70,637,899
307,590,755
103,577,644
56,106,599
336,208,572
10,441,951
37,361,666
82,428,514
117,101,970
197,039,954
20,486,317
114,317,169
95,555,051
70.083.033
71.230.033
458,327,649
6,453,634
Total............... 530,129,755 82,134,915,342 1,937,255,864 5,210,125,567 87,266,392,674 5,813,699,474
Geographic divisions.^
New England........... 61,771,013
214,279,534
175,209,759
338,911,582
489,800,248
347,872,803
Middle Atlantic....... 283,978,856
667,199,558
750,556,634 1,096,827,673 1,337,547,225 1,001,269,989
East North Central.. 132,000,346
615,740,302
661,302,433 1,422,944,279 1,928,325,938 1,564,282,966
West North Central. 23,044,173
439,066,021
144,537,918 1,296,470,486 1,681,574,390 1,266,991,620
South Atlantic......... 9,446,511
418,843,384
44,521,955
45,378,866
492,138,465
332,728,677
East South Central.. 4,214,883
19,610,329
22,593,214
400,476,525
499,560,976
332,466,463
West South Central. 1,869,905
474,389,212
19,870,589
21,070,626
187,227,200
416,401,603
Mountain..................
996,647
32,795,581
31,108,665
46,442,464
110,017,726
116,468,996
Pacific....................... 12,807,421
81,746,338
252,450,124
85,497,749
156,106,743
281,091,588
\
1 Figures relate to calendar years preceding thoso in which the censuses were taken.
I
* Figures relate to 1909 as reportea, without estimates; they do not include milk sold and paid for on the
basis of cream or butter fat content; therefore they are not closely comparable with those of preceding years. !
3 Figures relate to 1909 and include only milk reported without estimates.
* Not reported prior to 1900.
* Acquired in 1898.
6 Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
7 Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1800.
8 Data for Alaska and Hawaii included in total but not in geographic divisions.
8For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
No. 1 1 0 .— CHICKENS AND OTHEB FOW1S, AND EGGS PRODUCED, ON FARMS AND BANGES, CENSUS YEARS 1880, 1890,
. 1900, AND 1910: B y S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g ra p h ic D iv is io n 3.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Eggs produced.
Fowls raised.*
Chickens.
State.
1900’
1880*
Alabama..
Alaska
Arizona.. .
Arkansas..
California*
Colorado.............
Connecticut.........
Delaware.............. ..
District of Columbia
Florida.....................
Georgia..
H awaii 1.
Id ah o.. . .
Illinois.. .
Indiana..
Indian Terrftory«
Iowa. *..................
Kentucky.
Louisiana..
1880*
1890*
1900 »
19104
1880*
1890 s
19005
916,966
Number.
661,757
Number.
448,930
Number.
12,467,486
Dozens.
6,761,646
Dozens.
10,823,526
1,706
881,706
184,176
4,586
783,678
482,972
9,322
609,719
249,068
392,286
10,808,768
8,430,968
72,534
6,610,050
5,771,323
204,174
13,371,909
13,679,4??
Dozens.
18,778,960
1,043
819,507
25,694,860
24,443,540
20,844
1,829,856
1,425,991
67,224
6,264,427
3,504,251
Number.
4,737,606
176
165,200
6,393,157
3,947,200
121,327
736,703
268,692
6,482
436,220
710,942
1,075,044
900,212
10,543
919,601
968,761
1,073,026
628,866
8,004
1,107,816
22,477
45,934
96,207
500
104,860
34,073
66,760
131,149
.590
81,419
48,359
25,347
36,416
289
76,404
2,706,945
2,045,854
1,562,370
15,614
2,461,358
520,820
5,209,061
1,427,087
35,836
1,024,106
2,685,109
5,637,590
2,218,754
48 430
2,788,991
5,704,290
7,959,430
3,571,870
42,580
4,214,186
2,266,446
7,357,984
646,010
7,126,058
11,522,788
20,624
1,615,165
1,091,368
15,176
2,505,511
1,287,890
377,308
26,255
23,507
1,136,534
846,815
14,930,716
231,547
21,463,525
12,307,903
4,549,144
31,888
516,412
16,600,728
11,103,006
1,176,137
66,397
9,910,806
5,756,643
1,653,272
32,362,888
23,067,814
268,731
35,978,297
28,823,819
737,813
60,361,065
48,621,660
15,505,330
155,710
2,879,590
86,402,670
70,782,200
7,500, £08
3,651,256
3,577,023
1,113,342
20,201,706
15,843,345
12,740,559
2,246,907
1,960,505
18,907,673
11,966,843
6,849,079
3,890,563
989,206
746,226
2,399,042
377,565
1,749,567
1,133,410
2,009,924
291,104
257,794
1,135,670
589,342
1,006,389
408,916
29,990,147
24,583,465
19,247,287
6,337,010
32,253,933
17,432.286
15,812,205
3,392,246
69,448,339
42,584,975
24,691,437
5,933,700
6,948,640
99,621,920
73,190,590
35,337,340
12.820.290
944,993
Number.
2,099,733
N u m b er.
6,252,044
N u m b er.
Maine................
Maryland........ .
Massachusetts.,
Michigan......... .
Minnesota........
1,060,800
914,374
3,859,681
2,098,824
1,411,185
3,480,859
1,623,605
5,852,690
4,448,831
1,564,853
2,113,544
1,625,269
8,033,531
7,730,940
53,748
396,925
48,594
227,433
159,561
49,476
602,279
84,777
357,534
20,711
192,101
55,424
371,529
411,753
2,601,733
6,949 459
3,212,339
12,877,537
11,862,787
7,059,876
4,984,770
6,571,553
20,762,171
8,234,161
9,384,252
8,718,693
8,931,398
34,309,633
20.354.498
13,304,150
12,511,450
12,928,630
54,318,410
43,208,130
Mississippi.
Missouri....
M ontana...
Nebraska...
N e v a d a ....
1,935,775
6,810,068
58,244
1,648,044
36,710
5,631,784
22,785,848
233,660
7,395,368
62,167
5,194.856
14,903,601
531,774
7,417,837
100,661
961,958
2,096,085
732,818
2,405,940
9,992
563,655
7,436
643,329
1,173,112
24,905
394,402
6 877
12,069,856
31,913,210
1,432,741
15,274,150
190,815
6,364,410
28,352,032
208,794
7,166,060
120,471
11.393.498
53,147,418
834,166
23,300,684
170.725
18,942,070
85.203.290
3,002,890
41,132,140
589,490
2,160
191,048
6,925
New Hampshire..
New Jersey...........
New Mexico.........
New York...........*
North Carolina...
486,127
1,188,483
10,769
6,448,886
2,071,616
934,322
1990,698
60 696
8,421,667
7,507,593
870,461
1,993,594
156 853
8,964,736
3,871,858
20,683
286,073
8 530
496 406
897,840
30,033
296 805
2,248
784,464
742,820
7,478
82,920
6,162
887 676
508,103
1,394,654
4,847,288
932 045
13,980,792
15,227,685
3,347,211
6 686,142
238,858
31,958,739
7,455,132
5,049,150
8,031,571
279,664
45,807,106
11,755,633
7,005,180
11,942,550
839,890
62,096,690
17,704,020
7,499,470
14,842,869
2,976,233
72,349,034
23,556,124
North Dakota a...
Ohio.................
Oklahoma............
O r e g o n .............
Pennsylvania.. . .
278,262
8,780,846
804,388
13,659,359
388,427
1,180,765
10,381,781
1,409,285
14,269,525
2 627 333
1,290,818
10,553,106
24,220
1,159,081
55,113
1,208,094
11 140
97,209
999,604
80,095
748 827
170,946
82,385
491,875
4,043,481
23,433,006
16,264,003
2,655,492
17,484,951
1,012,613
43,092,291
3,552,664
70,162,240
989 628
4,453,933
50,049,916
7,438,400
91,766,630
13,724,900
7,709,970
67,038,180
17,294,322
100,889,599
46,000,600
11,906,903
74,729,705
500,618
2,664,784
3,028,700
6,184,210
24,689
309,675
19,896
243,535
149,585
787,527
602,335
8,811,348
6,186,427
17,415,208
3,217,310
9,007,700
17,349,750
31,807,990
3,894,081
11,049,468
25,067,489
42,043,104
435,392
6,620,016
56,503
740,787
1,654,738
34,377,889
Rhode Island___
South Carolina...
South Dakota9. ..
Tennessee............
245,070
1,107,964
3,482,267
482,370
3,873,798
2,292,866
12,062,139
1,922,454
42,167
317,750
131,260
1,570,445
16,347,482
2,020,714
5,702,141
8,777,998
23,172,313
T e x a s .,..
Utah.......
Verm ont.,
Virginia..
3,127,770
214,733
617,992
1,987,010
11,523,717
279,983
789,278
6,576,260
13,562,302
534,842
806,451
4,590,311
1,168,097
7,883
49,836
660,147
1,455,151
16,326
96,049
992,731
1,299,044
21,911
86,712
481,159
25,656,356
971,917
1,282,524
16,290,508
11,486,866
826,237
8,050,131
8,950,629
32,460,433
1,131)071
4,515,130
13,657,571
68,040,810
3,387,340
6,271,880
25,560,460
77,845,047
4,672,866
7 037 0©
35; 100, m
W ashington...
West Virginia.
Wisconsin.......
W yom ing.. . . .
137,681
1,321,886
3,561,363
10,431
779,972
3,197,447
5,646,294
73,694
1,196,639
2,759,585
8,097,399
142,136
9,548
286,315
294,373
736
37,156
525,421
427,518
4,393
160,076
293,486
350,145
7,428
3,722,287
• 5,643,006
10,764,948
519,169
501,448
6,741,893
15,826,025
30,740
2,710,520
9,919,974
29,390,784
332,221
7,473,790
17,242,400
46,249,580
$37,570
16,472,575
19 159,008
50,623,813
2,091,716
T otal. . .
102,272,135
258,871,125 1*233,598,085
23,235,187
26,738,315
488,468,354
456,910,916
819,722,916 1°1,293,819,186 1,591,311,371
243,484
1,522,266
4 387,420
4 206,355
8 927 606
6,110,420
2 517,368
71,041
249,227
369,262
2,080,373
5,786,547
6,334,325
8,940,169
4,974,939
2,541,073
94,230
617397
11,139,439
36,313)031
102,496,192
123,853,667
70,792,154
61,199,837
59,066,127
8,799,190
14 808,717
26,802,766
73,022,770
144,482603
94,451,115
41,162,363
45,285,743
21,488,862
2,287,185
7 927 509
35,538,234
103,888,592
242 776,382
221,226,571
66,282,877
70,080,774
52,761,667
6,374,943
20,843,876
u>17,083,588*
1,564,934
3,416,846
Geographic divU
tfm .it
• New England.......
Middle Atlantic...
East North Central
West North Central
South Atlantic*. . .
East South Central
West South Central
M ountain.........
Pacific..............
6,315,804
3.845,259
14,267,394
21,794,146
31,869,229 * 68,929,771
73 772352
22,036,962
10,630,106
33 774 247
36,686,526
11,074,798
20,423,478
6,090,968
1,709,813
668,455
1,998,964
5,464,988
6,700,678
21,241,436
68,104,189
65.364.879
22,293,912
22,965,761
27.333.880
3,116,639
6,434,667
i Total number of ducks, geese, and turkeys.
* Figures relate to calendar years preceding those in which the censuses were taken.
* Including only fowls over 3 months old. Figures relate to the calendar year preced
ing that of the census.
* 1909; figures partly estimated.
* Figures partly estimated and relate to the calendar year preceding that of the census.
* Not reported prior to 1900.
165,368
962,471
3,453,850
3,933,959
2 178,801
2,886,175
2,836,419
148,561
491,529
50,686,580
141,077,420
349,519,490
367,144,220
105,349,996
104,866,360
117,230,500
18,160,567
39 627 300
55,078,175
161 921,598
392,304,118
446,336,192
136 073,767
129,138,681
165,557,865
36,504,102
69,401,878
? Acquired in 1898.
*D
akor
___
cota Territory prior to 1890.
9 Included in Dakota Territory prior to 1890.
10 Data for Alaska and Hawaii included ih totals for United States, but not in those for
the geographic divisions.
11 Tor States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
§
s
»
H5
O
*
i
*
P
w
OD
160
ORCHARD PRODUCTS.
No. I l l * — ORCHARD PRODUCTS: C e n s u s Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1910, b y S t a t e s
and b y
G e o g r a p h ic D iv i s i o n s ,
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Apples.1
1900
Alabama...................
Arizona.....................
Arkansas..................
California..................
Colorado...................
Connecticut..............
Delaware..................
District of Columbia.
Florida-.....................
Georgia.....................
Bushels.
719,175
13,471
2,811,182
3,488,208
267,663
3,708,931
702,920
283
1,866
670,889
Peaches and nectarines.1
.
Bushels.
72,814
2,296,043
4,935,073
3,569,094
1,540,996
183,094
2,962
3,405
895,613
Pears.1
1900
1910
Bushels.
184,543
38,092
333,642
8,563,427
47,381
Bushels.
1,416,584
50,102
1,901,647
9,267,118
Bushels.
22,656
13,197
24,503
1,912,825
19,272
Bushels.
100,041
13,289
37,547
1,928,097
132,536
269,990
16,722
3
114,998
2,555,499
41,485
156,208
41,322
105,357
455
98,223
149,667
18,734
1,222,570
1,174,389
42,649
249,365
319,925
92,113
259,728
1910
49,497
Idaho........................
Illinois.......................
Indiana.....................
Indian Territory...
Iowa..........................
9,178,150
8,620,278
222,665
3,129,862
6,746,668
17,793
66,805
69,333
48,730
5,481
23,180
25,324
133,745
231,713
2,971
5,014
Kansas......................
Kentucky.................
Louisiana.................
Maine........................
Maryland..................
3,214,407
6,053,717
68,735
1,421,773
3,160,673
1,356,438
7,368,499
33,875
3,636, U1
1,822,824
137,489
34,700
153,808
1,895
172,303
24,567
1,623,379
290,623
2,014
324,609
21,978
76,940
29,405
11,200
301.702
19,412
251,536
35,564
38,964
367,359
Massachusetts...........
Michigan...................
Minnesota.................
Mississippi................
Missouri....................
3,023,436
8,931,669
120,143
249,035
0,496,436
2,550,269
12,332,296
1,044,156
265 841
9,968,977
27,906
339,637
190
252,305
61,006
91,756
89,011
170.702
Montana...................
Nebraska..................
Nevada.....................
New Hampshire----New Jersey...............
43,939
1,343,497
10,760
1,978,797
4,640,896
567,054
3,321,073
74,449
1,108,424
1,406,778
New Mexico.............
New Y ork................
North Carolina.........
North Dakota..........
Ohio..........................
142,332
24,111.257
4,662,751
1,273
20,617,480
Oklahoma.................
Oregon......................
Pennsylvania...........
Rhode Island...........
South Carolina.........
659,969
3,093,321
2,759,134
44,449
1,156,817
1,484,548
58,449
96,071
666,023
400
101,288
142,547
17
8,763
128
110,180
3,171
23,218
441,440
24
979
903
19,341
790,818
7,543
6,700
4,083
24,224
463,290
417,143
25,409,324
4,775,693
4,374
4,663,752-
76,204
466,850
373,663
240,686
32,633
1,736,483
1,344,410
35
1,036,340
14,777
960,170
25,521
1
244/565
29,435
1,343,089
84 019
8
374,871
111,235
873,980
24,060,651
339,445
251,728
742,182
1,930,926
11,048,430
212,908
255,933
101,190
143,464
6,140
- 129,472
357,644
179,030
1,023,570
17,704
643,040
1,968
112,225
434,177
12,452
20,439
7,450
374,622
378,825
12,501
South Dakota...........
Tennessee..................
Texas........................
Utah..........................
Vermont...................
17,121
5,387,775
591,985
189,882
1,176,822
191,784
4,640,444
13
77,678
1,400,240
85,315
967
148
1,579,019
729,631
143,237
2,221
157
43,609
166,418
59,982
10,239
162 .
83,557
110,967
38,654
20,763
Virginia.
Washinr
West V U
Wisconsin
Wyoming.......................
9,835,982
728,978
7,495,743
303,373
6,103,941
2,672,100
4,225,163
2,232,112
17,836
357,339
80,990
. 18,100
243,446
84,494
328,901
956
5
88,400
78,236
19,475
1,540
74,486
310,804
29,916
12,992
16
Total...................
175,397,600
146,122,318
15,432,603
35,470,276
6,625,417
8,840,733
11,649,204
52,812,804
47,650,850
14,322,739
26,772,835
12,409,702
3,805,702
882,598
5,091,166
10,508,457
37,864,532
26,080,615
104,737
1,231,242
716,670
212,932
1,412,471
549,226
2,192,353
267,365
8,745,607
406,903
3,201,493
5,120,841
1,643,257
5,571,628
5,775,799
3,279,546
940,168
9,530,642
183,728
2,186,165
782.265
86,804
745,294
180,128
225.265
133,482
2,103,286
233,845
2,185,204
1,623,176
213 678
975,162
536 422
191,518
268 205
2,613,523
1,459,689
Geographic divisions*
New England................
Middle Atlantic.............
East North Central___
West North Central___
South Atlantic.............. .
East South Central____
West South Central.. . .
Mountain.......................
Pacific............................
18,375,485
13,163,180
3,240,108
5,718,372
9,538,099
* Figures relate to the calendar yearspreceding those in which the censuses were taken.
* For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
161
ORCHARD PRODUCTS.
N o.
1 1 1 . — O r c h a r d P r o d u c t s : Ce n s u s Y e a r s 1900 a n d 1910, b y S t a t e s a n d
b y G e o g r a p h ic D iv is io n s — C o n tin u e d .
Plums and prunes.1
Apricots.1
State.
Alabama..
Arizona. . .
Arkansas.
California.
Colorado. .
Connecticut...............
Delaware...................
District ol Columbia..
Florida........................
Georgia......................
1900
1910
Bushels.
11,876
3,133
174,734
5,632,036
15,224
Bushels.
61,712
8,420
194,649
9,317,979
81,539
Bushels.
1,159
220
7,889
318,960
5,387
Bushels.
3,588
476
5,993
501,013
9,733
7,315
13,663
657
10
17,169
60,845
12,271
8,066
248
112
3,617
2,634
235
374
4,979
179,027
78,566
77,065
12,294
204,279
228,485
1,455
22,609
287,376
12,250
139,346
31,473
14,637
118,743
60,511
34,258
336
1.550
34,409
52,163
527
2.403
47,840
36,920
1900
Bushels.
115
40,578
98
550
1,437
757
76
Idaho..................
Illinois................ .
Indiana............... .
Indian Territory.
164,468
157,941
131,529
4,051
Iow a..........
Kansas —
K entucky.
Louisiana.
Maine........
186,312
57,520
76,574
29,682
2,282
Maryland........
Massachusetts.
Michigan.........
Minnesota.......
Mississippi-----
19,945
5,919
213,682
13,526
17,814
181,188
19,920
101,974
60,452
6,043
194,541
960
2,352
42,315
4,761
338,945
1,526
2,819
Missouri..............
Montana.............
Nebraska............
Nevada ...............
New Hampshire.
111,603
373
42,314
542
4,942
234,872
8,777
41,910
3,857
7,542
62,708
807
54,047
114
1,183
123,314
7,497
89,876
481
1.403
New Jersey.......
New Mexico —
New Y ork .........
North Carolina.
North Dakota. .
24,685
18,492
303,688
22,074
9,594
15,528
553,522
61,406
1,048
82,005
5,228
218,642
33,899
4
44,636
6,384
271,597
53,788
6,637
15,710
245
81,435
215,657
25,916
1,747,587
295,158
1,872
192,954
359,821
100,210
571
65,347
474,940
1,329
338,644
2,372
181,089
475,093
214
1,665
1,634
12
16,177
8,114
73,315
180,813
45,984
48,754
31,748
139,093
75,222
68,249
6.551
900
11,688
2,189
9,905
10,987
5,924
36,303
1,062
21,402
211
1,620
5,272
1,529
21,167
229,207
19,123
12,166
7
7,205
22,597
1,032,077
32,948
15,907
1,069
188,693
52,114
87,828
31,067
2,506
132,671
131,392
79,723
81,340
678
5,254
145
57
15,480,170
2,873,499
4,126,099
2,642,128
24,976
62,733
858,274
428,583
596,753
568,383
499,784
428,048
190,561
257,912
228,558
442,125
397,266
327,260
366,056
248,223
6,221,064 12,097,643
23,445
775,587
851,326
297,873
391,799
49,457
13,635
33,956
436,421
14,904
791,326
1,410,298
515,690
327,706
94,873
9,954
147,854
813,494
103
17,545
3,430
5,532
1,695
1,490
2,669
55,681
2,553,983
O hio................
Oklahoma.......
Oregon............
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
7,986
South Carolina.
South D akota. .
Texas.
U tah.
Vermont..........
Virginia...........
Washington. . .
West Virginia.
Wisconsin.......
W yom ing........
Allother...........
T o t a l............................
1,766
378
4,236
392
730
2
772
449
493
120
Geographic divisions.*
New England...........
Middle Atlantic.......
East N orth Central..
West North Central.
South Atlantic.........
East South Centra]..
West South Central.
M ountain..................
Pacific........................
i Figures relate to the calendar year preceding that of the census,
Included in “ All other."
3 For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
a
2 6 1 8 7 °— s a 1913--------31
162
hay
No. 1
1
chop.
HAY CR O P: E s t i m a t e d A c r e a g e , P r o d u c t i o n , a n d V a l u e , 1908 t o 1912, a n d i n 1913 b y S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
State.
Acreage.
Production.
Average
Average
farm
Average value
Total farm , price
of
yield
per
,
per
value, Dec. 1. short ton,
yield per
acre.
acre,
Dec. 1.
Dec. 1.
Dollars. Skorttons. Dollars.
14.20
1.36
19.34
4.00
11.00
44.00
13.50
1.20
16.20
13.50
1.50
20.25
10.00
2.05
20.49
Alabama...................................
Arizona....................................
Arkansas..................................
California.................................
Colorado...................................
Acres.
210,000
135,000
320,000
2,400,000
890,000
Short tons.
286,000
540,000
384,000
3,600,000
1,824,000
Dollars.
4,061,000
5,940,000
5,184,000
48,600,000
18,240,000
Connecticut.............................
Delaware..................................
Florida.....................................
Georgia.....................................
Idaho........................................
379,000
72,000
47,000
250,000
705,000
432,000
94,000
63,000
350,000
2,044,000
8,683,000
1,476,000
1,147,000
6,265,000
14,717,000
20,10
15.70
18.20
17.90
7.20
1.14
1.30
1.35
1.40
2.90
22.91
20.50
24.40
25.06
20.88
Illinois......................................
Kansas.....................................
Kentucky.................................
2,500,000
1,800,000
3,000,000
1,500,000
775,000
2,450,000
1,800,000
4,440,000
1,350,000
674,000
34,545,000
25,380,000
42,624,000
16,875,000
11,121,000
14.10
14.10
9.60
12.50
16.50
.98
1.00
1.48
.90
.87
13.82
14.10
14.21
11.25
14.35
Louisiana.................................
Maine........................................
Maryland.................................
Massachusetts..........................
Michigan..................................
160,000
1,194,000
390,000
475,000
2,400,000
240,000
1,194,000
491,000
575,000
2,520,000
3,000,000
16,597,000
7,463,000
12,132,000
33,012,000
12.50
13.90
15.20
21.10
13.10
1.50
1.00
. 1.26
1.21
1.05
18.75
13.90
19.14
25.54
13.76
Minnesota................................
Mississippi...............................
Missouri...................................
Montana..................................
Nebraska.................................
1,660,000
220,000
3,030,000
660,000
1,250,000
2,490,000
293,000
1,800,000
1,188,000
1,675,000
16,434,000
3,956,000
26,100,000
11,405,000
14,572,000
6.60
13.50
14.50
9.60
8.70
1.50
1.33
.60
1.80
1.34
9.60
17.98
8.70
17.27
11.66
Nevada....................................
New Hampshire.....................
New Jersey..............................
New Mexico.............................
New York................................
235,000
495,000
301,000
192,000
4,700,000
646,000
495,000
469,000
399,000
5,358,000
7,106,000
8,514,000
8,911,000
4,828,000
81,977,000
11.00
17.20
19.00
12.10
15.30
2.75
1.00
1.30
2.08
1.14
30.24
17.10
24.68
25.15
17.44
North Carolina........................
North Dakota..........................
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma................................
Oregon.....................................
320,000
340,000
2,960,000
450,000
825,000
419,000
388,000
3,848,000
382,000
1,732,000
6,914,000
2,250,000
49,254,000
3,973,000
15,588,000
16.50
5.80
12.80
10.40
9.00
1.31
1.14
1.30
.85
2.10
21.61
6.62
16.64
8.83
18.89
Pennsylvania..........................
Rhode Island..........................
South Carolina........................
South Dakota..........................
Tennessee.................................
3,141,000
58,000
210,000
460,000
900,000
4,146,000
68,000
244,000
552,000
1,089,000
61,775,000
1,442,000'
4,563,000
3,588,000
17,642,000
14.90
21.20
18.70
6.50
16.20
1.32
1.17
1.16
1.20
1.21
19.67
24.86
21.73
7.80
19.60
Texas........................................
Utah.........................................
Vermont...................................
Virginia....................................
400,000
390,000
1,000,000
750,000
464,000
909,000
1,280,000
952,000
5,475,000
8,272,000
18,560,000
14,756,000
11.80
9.10
14.50
15.50
1.16
2.33
1.28
1.27
13.69
21.21
18.56
19.67
Washington.............................
West Virginia..........................
Wisconsin.................................
Wyoming.................................
780,000
740,000
2,375.000
480,000
1,794,000
925,000
3,848,000
912,000
19,555,000
13,782,000
42,713,000
6,110,000
10.90
14.90
11.10
6.70
2.30
1.25
1.62
1.90
25.07
18 63
17 98
12.73
Total, 1913.....................
48,954,000
64,116,000
797,077,000
12.43
1.31
16.28
1912...........................................
46.486.000
45.744.000
45.691.000
43.017.000
49.530.000
70.798.000
64.938.000
60.978.000
47.444.000
72.691.000
635,423,009
689.345.000
747.769.000
694.570.000
856.695.000
8.98
10.62
12.26
14 64
11.79
1.52
1.42
1.33
1.10
1.47
13.67
is. 07
16.34
16.15
17.30
190 8
190 9
.
163
FARM PRODUCTION---- NATIONAL FORESTS.
No. 1 1 3 .—WEALTH PRODUCTION ON FARM S: 1879, 1889, a n d 1899 t o 1913.
[Sources: Bureau of the Census, Department o f Commerce, and estimates of the Department of
Agriculture.]
Total
Value of Value of
gross
crops pro live-stock wealth
duced.
products. produced.
Calendar yespr.
T h ou sa n d
d o l la r s .
1879*.....................
1889i.
18991.....................
19002.....................
19012.....................
19022.....................
1903®.....................
1904*.....................
1905*.....................
2,998,704
3,191,942
3,385,179
3,578,416
3,771,654
3,981,676
4,012,653
T h ou sa n d
d o lla r s .
Total
Value of Value of
gross
crops pro live-stock
wealth
duced.
products. produced.
Calendar year.
T h ou sa n d
d o lla r s .
2,212,541 1906*.....................
2,460.107 1907*.....................
1,718,366 4,717,070 1908*.....................
1,817,653 5,009,595 19091.....................
1,916,941 5,302,120 1910*.....................
2,016,229 5,594,645 1911*.....................
2,115,516 5,887,170 1912*.....................
2,140,102 6,121,778 1913*.....................
2,261,341 6,273,997
T h ou sa n d
d o l la r s .
T h ou sa n d
d o l la r s .
T h ou sa n d
d o lla r s .
4,263,134
4,761,112
5,098,293
5,487,161
5,486,374
5,562,058
5,842,220
6,094,253
2,501,076
2,726,877
2,792,333
3,011,150
3,551,017
3,257,117
3,500,570
3,656,866
7,890,626
8,498,311
9,037,391
8,819,175
9,342,790
9,751,119
* Census figures.
2Estimates of the Department of Agriculture.
No. 1 1 4 .—NATIONAL FORESTS: T im b e r D is p o s e d o f , Q u a n t i t y , P r i c e , a n d
N u m b e r o f U s e r s , R e v e n u e U n d e r S p e c i f i e d H e a d s , a n d D e t a i l s o f G ra zin g *
P r i v i l e g e s , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1908 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports o f the Forest Service, Department o f Agriculture.]
1908
Free timber given:
Number o f users...........
Timber cut........1M ft ..
1909
1910
1911
1912
1013
33,431
105,205
169,081
35,364
104,796
176,167
40,660
123,488
196,930
38,749
123,233
196,336
38,264
121,750
191,825
5,062
386,384
4,980
286,666
5,398
574,555
6,653
830,304
5,772
799,417
6,182
2,137,321
1.90
Grazing:
Area of ranges..acres.. 120,000,000
2.44
2.66
2.00
2.01
130,000,000
Timber sales:
Quantity...........ft..
Price per thousand
board feet (average)
30,377
131,977
169,320
'
1.98
125,000,000 115,000,000 101,000,000 104,000,000
Kinds of stock—
Cattle.............. N o..
Goats................ N o..
H ogs................N o..
H orses............ N o..
Sheep.............. N o..
1,304,142
126,192
2,076
76,003
6,960,919
1,491,385
139,896
4,501
90,019
7,679,698
1,351,922
1,409,878
77,668
90,800
4,500
3,145
84,552 91,616
7,371,747
7,558,650
1,408,025
83,849
4,330
95,343
7,467,890
1,455,922
76,898
3,277
97,919
7,790,953
Total............ N o..
8,469,332
9,406,499
9,146,520
8,897,353
9,054,437
9,424,969
773,182
647,721
940,090
935,128
994,314
1,282,647
20,439
45,272
67,562
22,035
33,287
36,105
55,405
89,331
$,778
38,983
1,028,468
35,142
634
59,811
978,956
43,236
14,371
76,646
930,966
40,291
21,810
98,812
962,176
17,558
5,028
118,513
1,001,166
3,718
7,953
4,524
6,667
6,583
1,807,271
2,090,148
2,026,906
2,157,856
2,467,590
Hevenue:
From—
Timber sales.. dolls..
Timber settlements*
..................... dolls..
Penalties for timber
trespass___ dolls..
Fire trespass, .d olls..
Special uses1, .dolls..
Grazing fees..dolls..
Graaing t r e s p a s s
.....................dolls..
Total r e v e n u e
.............. dolls..
30,425
962,830
1,842,282
»See explanation o f terms, p. 7.
s Includes timber taken in the exercise of permits for rights of way, development o f power, etc.
•Figures for 1912 and 1913 include, respectively, $50,563 and $51,286, received on account o f permits
pertaining to water-power projects. (Prior to 1912 receipts from these sources were not separately
reported.)
164
NATIONAL FORESTS.
No. 1 1 5 .—LOCATION, BATE LATEST PROCLAMATION EFFECTIVE, AND
AREA OF THE NATIONAL FORESTS ON JUNE 30, 19X3: B y S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
State and forest.
Arizona:
Apache..............
Chiricahua1___
Coconino................
Coronado___. . .
Crook.................
D ixie8...............
Kaibab..............
Prescott............
Sitgreaves.........
Tonto................
Tusayan............
y.n n iS................
Latest
proclamation
effective.
ACT€8.
Feb. 17,1912
July 1,1910
....... do............
June 19,1912
Feb. 17,1912
Mar. 1,1913
May 19,1913
Oct. 7,1910
Feb. 17,1912
Sept. 26,1910
July 1,1910
Feb. 17,1912
Total..
Arkansas:
Arkansas
Ozark...
Modoc................
M ono8................
Monterey...........
Plumas..............
Santa Barbara..
Sequoia..............
Sierra........
Siskiyou*..
Stanislaus.
Tahoe w ...
T rin ity ....
Total..
1,276,400
360,000
1.634.000
999,460
890,600
606,200
1,072,900
1.572.000
893,720
2.156.000
1.800.000
57,410
13,318,690
Sept. 26,1910
Dec. 28,1910
Total..
California:
Angeles.......
California...
Cleveland...
Crater *.......
Eldorado6..
Inyo®.........
Kern...........
Klamath 7..
State and forest.
1,262,390
963,500
2,225,890
Colorado:
Arapaho.........
Battlement...
Cochetopa___
Colorado.........
Durango.........
Gunnison.......
Hayden « ___
Holy Cross...
La Sal w.........
Leadville.......
Montezuma...
Pike................
R io Grande...
Rou tt.............
San Isabel—
San Juan.......
Sopris............
(Jncompahgre
White River..
Latest
proclamation
effective.
Nov.
Mar
Mar.
July
July
May
Aug.
Dec.
Mar.
Mar.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
May
July
Dec.
Apr.
Oct.
19.1912
1.1913
3.1913
1.1910
1 1911
27.1913
8.1910
16.1910
16.1909
3.1913
15.1910
10.1910
15.1910
24.1910
27.1910
1.1911
16.1910
1.1912
17,1912
July
1,1911
Total..
May
Oct.
Nov.
July
July
Feb.
Jan.
June
Dec.
Dec.
June
Dec.
July
July
Feb.
June
July
July
Oct.
July
June
27,1913
12.1910
8,1912
1,1911
28.1910
23.1911
30.1911
21.1912
30.1910
23.1910
30.1911
12.1910
28.1910
1.1910
17.1912
19.1912
1.1910
1.1911
12.1910
28.1910
7.1912
1,165,300
1,061,000
1,575,670
61,100
835,800
1,337,780
1,934,275
1,688,720
1.397.000
1.578.200
883.150
501.150
1,433,600
2.348.200
1,191,840
1,586,880
1.743.000
406,260
1.136.500
1.210.500
1,746,020
26,821,945
Florida...................
Idaho:
Boise................
Cache « ............
Caribou « .........
Chfl.llis 15..........
Clearwater............
Coeur d’Alene.......
Idaho...............
Kaniksu18........
Lemhi..............
Minidoka18.......
Nezperce..........
Palisade i®........
Payette............
Pend Oreille—
Pocatello M......
St. Joe..............
Salmon.............
Sawtooth..........
Selway..............
Acres.
759,440
677,340
930,220
679.200
704.000
951,310
75,700
605,700
30,500
1,056,520
812,100
1,323,000
1,221,300
936,100
651.200
745.000
656.000
867,860
877,990
14,560,480
Dec. 24,1910
Jan. 24,1912
May 6,1910
May 19,1913
July 1,1911
___ d o ...........
Mar. 23,1912
May 6,1910”
May 19,1913
May 6,1910
July
" ’
1,1911
July 1,1910
July 1,191117
May 6,1910”
Feb. 18,1911*
June 4,1912®
May 19,1913
. . . . . d o . . .......
July 1,1911
674,970
1.107.000
269,922
695.000
1,270,670
822,700
760,800
1,209,280
465,260
1,072,580
539,050
1,745,060
301,300
863,750
858.000
281,745
1,033.500
1,643,360
1,220,130
1.802.000
i Total of Chiricahua in Arizona and New Mexico^ 488,000 acres.
> Total of Dixie in Arizona and Utah= 1,065,090 acres,
s Total of Zuni in Arizona and New Mexico=> 652,710 acres.
* Total of Crater in California and Oregon* 1,080,500 acres.
&Total of Eldorado in California and Nevada^836,200 acres.
« Total of Inyo in California and Nevada= 1,413,110 acres.
? Total of Klamath in California and Oregon^ 1,697,920 acres.
« Total of Mono in California and Nevada= 1,366,440 acres.
» Total of Siskiyou in California and Oregon^ 1,694,250 acres.
m Total of Tahoe in California and Nevada= 1,272,470 acres,
n Total of Hayden in Colorado and W yom ing* 442,470 acres,
n Total of La Sal in Colorado and Utah= 470,500 acres,
n Total of Cache in Idaho and U tah* 579,660 acres.
1* Total of Caribou in Idaho and W y o m in g -702,360 acres,
i* Gained 22,400 acres by relocation of Thompson Creek.
18 Total of Kaniksu in Idaho and Washington®*835,740 acres.
17 Proclamation dated Mar. 3,1913, does not affect the area until selection by State is made,
i®Total of Minidoka in Idaho and Utah—631,330 acres,
i* Total of Palisade in Idaho and W yom ing*557,500 acres.
Total of Pocatello in Idaho and Utah=292,560 acres.
<i Addition by act of Congress.
*2 This proclamation modifies the former proclamation, but the area remains unchanged until State
selection is approved.
165
NATIONAL FORESTS.
No. 1 1 5 . — L o c a t i o n , D a t e L a t e s t P r o c l a m a t i o n E f f e c t i v e , a n d A r e a o f t h e
N a t i o n a l F o r e s t s o n J u n e 30, 1913, b y S t a t e s — Continued.
State and forest.
Idaho—Continued.
Latest
proclamation
effective.
Area.
July
July
Acres.
738,000
680,460
1,1910
1,1911
19,379,567
Total...................
Michigan:
Feb. 24,1913
262,787
Feb. 10,1909
Feb. 11,1909
31,843
131,928
163,771
Total...................
Minnesota:
Minnesota2............. May 23,1908
Superior.................. Sept. 19,1812
1,570,850
Total...................
Montana:
Absaroka................
Beartooth
Beaverhead...........
Bitterroot..............
Cabinet...................
Custer......... ...........
Deerlodge
Flathead................
Gallatin ................
Helena....................
Jefferson.................
Kootenai..
Lewis and Clark
Lolo........................
Madison....... .........
Missoula.................
Sioux8....................
June 19,1912
Apr. 15,1912
May 19,1913
Apr. 30,1912
June 19,1912
Apr. 30,1912
June 19,1912
July 1 1910
June 19,1912
Sept. 4,1912
....... d o ...........
Feb. 27,1912
June 19,1912
....... d o ...........
Apr. 30,1912
Sept. 24,1912
....... d o............
May 2,1913
987,710
681,930
1,365^000
1.154.550
1,067,090
1.026.550
512,810
964,000
2,088,720
909,430
920,480
1,175,840
1,623,340
826j 360
1,192,610
1,035,860
1,330,040
115,260
18,977,580
Total...................
Nebraska:
N cbr&ska.________
294.750
1,276,100
2,1908
556,700
Nevada:
Eldorado*.............. July 2S, 1910
June 19,1912
..............Humboldt
Feb. 23,1911
Moapa.................... Dec. 8,1911
July
400
726,540
75,330
290,350
State and forest.
Nevada—Continued.
Mono 4....................
Nevada...................
Ruby
Santa Rosa............
Tahoe f
Toiyabe..................
Latest
proclamation
effective.
June
Oct.
June
Nov.
July
Dec.
30,1911
28,1912
19,1912
3,1911
28,1910
10,1910
Total
New Mexico:
Alamo.....................
Carson
Chiricahua8............
D atil..
Gila........................
Jemez.....................
Lincoln...................
Man7ano
Pecos......................
Zuni®
Feb. 17,1912
•••• do
July 1,1910
June 7,1910
May 9.1910
Aug. 24,1910
Apr. 1,1912
July 1,1910
Apr. 20,1910
Feb. 17,1912
941,790
1,123,400
128,000
2.955.000
1.600.000
880,000
634,400
600.500
715.500
595,300
10,173,890
Total...................
Oklahoma:
Wichita.................. Oct. 13,1910
July
1,1911
....... d o ...........
....... d o ...........
June 21,1912
July 1,1911
. . . . . d o . . .......
....... d o ...........
Oct. 11,1912
July 1,1911
. . . . i d o . . .......
do
....
July 1,1908
July 1,1911
do
May 27,1910
July 1,1911
Total...................
* Total of Targhee in Idaho and Wyoming= 823,450 acres,
s Minnesota National Forest created by act of Congress.
3 Total of Sioux in Montana and South Dakota^ 200,002 acres
* Total of Eldorado in California and Nevada—836,200 acres.
8 Total of Inyo in California and Nevada* 1,413,110 acres.
o Total of Mono in California and Nevada* 1,366,440 acres.
7 Total of Tahoe in California and N evada*1,272,470 acres.
« Total of Chiricahua in Arizona and New Mexico=483,000 acres.
* Total of Zuni in Arizona and New M exico*652,710 acres,
w Total of Crater in California and Oregon* 1,080,500 acre3.
“ Total of Klamath la California and Oregon* 1,697,920 acres,
w Total of Siskiyou in California and Oregon* 1,694,250 acres,
is Total of Wenaha in Oregon and Washington*792,000 acres.
Acres.
483.290
1,260,800
433,570
299,960
61,970
1,963,100
5,595,310
North Dakota:
Dakota................... Nov. 24,1908
Oregon:
Cascade...................
Craterw..................
Deschutes..............
Fremont.................
Klamath u..............
Malheur..................
Minam....................
Ochoco...................
Oregon...................
Paulina
Santiam....... ..........
Siskiyou
Siuslaw...................
Umatilla................
Umpqua
W allowa.................
Wenaha18..............
Whitman...............
Area.
13.920
61,640
1,097,700
1,019,400
942,020
852,000
9,200
1,262,840
448,330
819,030
1,140,920
1,333,360
710,170
1,287,990
821,000
566,920
1,193,440
1,097,670
472,000
949,230
16,023,220
166
RATIONAL FOBESTS.
No. 1 1 5 . — L o c a t i o n , D a t e L a t e s t P r o c l a m a t i o n E f f e c t i v e , a n d A r e a o p t h e
N a t i o n a l F o r e s t s o n J u n e 30, 1913, b y S t a t e s — Continued.
State and forest.
South Dakota:*
Black H ills..
Sioux*..
Latest
proclamation
effective.
July 1,1911
Apr. 29,1912
May 2,1913
Total..
Utah:
Ashley *.......
Cache *.........
Dixie 6..........
Fillmore.......
Fishlake.......
La Sal*........
Manti...........
Minidoka 7 ..
Nebo............
Pocatello 8...
Powell..........
Uinta........
Wasatch...
Total..
Acres.
600,480
640,950
84,742
1,326,172
Oct.
Jan.
Mar.
July
June
Mar.
June
May
Mar.
Feb.
Sept.
June
Oct.
July
7.1910
24.1912
1.1913
1,1908
27.1913
16.1909
27.1913
6.1910
3.1913
18.1911
26.1910
19.1912
7.1910
1.1910
992,100
309,738
458,890
578,500
723,990
440.000
788,590
92,280
279,480
10,815
704,700
802,660
1,286,500
309.000
7,776,643
Total..
Washington:
Chelan...............
Columbia..........
Colville..............
Kaniksu9..........
Okanogan.........
Olympic.......... .
Rainier..............
Snoqualmie...........
Washington___
Wenahaia.........
Wanafcchee____
State and forest.
July 1,1911
July 1,1908
May 9.1910
May 6.1910
July 1.1911
Mar. 2,1907
Oct, 23,1911
.......d o ...........
July 1,1908
May 27,1910
July 1,1910
786,680
942,200
816,000
370,480
1.541.000
1.652.000
1.567.000
1.042.000
1.490.000
320,000
1.157.000
Wyoming:
Ashley u ................
Bighorn................ .
Bonneville.............
Bridger...................
Caribou « .............
Hayden is.............
Medicine B o w .__
Palisade h ............ .
Shoshone.............. .
Targhee15..
Teton........
Washakie..
Wyoming..
Latest
proclamation
effective.
Oct.
July
July
7,1910
2,1908
1,1911
May 6,1910
Aug. 8,1910
July 1,1910
.......d o ............
July 1,1908
Dec. 16,1910
July 1,1910
Apr. 19,1912
July 1,1911
July 1,1908
Acres.
6,060
1,136,200
613,270
577,850
7,360
366,770
511,382
256,200
1,609,000
179,121
85,450
1,978,850
393,950
912,000
T otal.,................
8,633,463
Total of 160 Na
tional Forests
in continental
United States.
i«159,801,848
Alaska:
Chugach...
Tongass...
Oct. 28,1910
Feb. 16,1909
T otal...
Porto Rico:
Luquillo.
Grand total of
163 National
Forests............
11,267,850
15,481,000
26,748,850
Jan. 17,1903
65,950
186,616,648
11,684,360
*•South Dakota proclamations are modified by proclamation of Feb. 15,1912. Areas not affected until
perfection of State selection.
* Total of Sioux in Montana and South Dakota^ 200,002 acres. Seduction in gross area since Jan. 31,
1912, due to approval of selection b y State of 11,578 acres under proclamation of Feb. 15,1912.
* Total of Ashley in Utah and W yom ing= 998,160 acres.
* Tota 1o f Cache in Idaho and Utah—579,660 acres.
* Total of Dixie in Arizona and Utah—1,065,090 acres.
« Tota 1o f La Sal in Colorado and Utah= 470,500 acres.
i Tota 1o f Minidoka in Idaho and Utah= 631,330 acres.
* Totalof Pocatello in Idaho and Utah= 292,560 acres.
* Totalof Kaniksu in Idaho and W ashington-835,740 acres. Proclamation dated Mar. 3,1913, does
not affect the area until selection b y State is made.
Total of Wenaha in Oregon and: Washington^ 792,000 acres.
11 Total of Ashley in Utah and Wyoming*-998,160 acres.
12 Total of Caribou in Idaho and W yoming= 702,360 acres.
13 Total of Hayden in Colorado and W yom ing*442,470 acres,
u Total of Palisade in Idaho and Wyom ing= 557,500 acres.
Total of Targhee in Idaho and W yoming^ 823,450 acres.
16Of this gross area, approximately 13 per cent is alienated land held by States and individuals.
167
FOREST LANDS ACQUIRED AND FOREST PRODUCTS,
No. 1 1 6 .—F O R E ST L A N D S ACQUIRED U N D E R THE W EE K S LA W :
A r e a s , J u n e 30, 1913.
[Source: Reports o f the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
Location of areas.
Area.
State.
Areas under protection.
Headquarters.
Blue R id ge.............
Savannah (south).. C layton ......... .........
Total...................
Acquired.
Additional
approved
for pur
chase.
Acres.
81,002.89
Acres.
1,180.28
32,756.00
Acres.
82,138.17
32,756.00
81,002.89
88,886.28
64,889.17
White Mountain . . . G orham ...................
North Carolina........... Mount M it c h e ll.... M arion.....................
Nantahala............... A n drew s..................
Savannah (n orth ).. Highlands................
Total...................
South Carolina............
95,521.13
95,521.18
13,191.06
19,085.25
23,979.18
12,211.88
26,992.00
37,170.24
31,297.13
26,992.00
82,276.31
63,183.06
95,459.37
Savannah (south).. C layton ...................
21,376.68
21,876.68
E to w a h ...................
Townsend................
Johnson C ity...........
Abingdon, Y a .........
2,160.00
53.500.00
64,492.83
16.464.00
86,484.88
63.500.00
64.492.33
16.464.00
88,644.83
2,160.00
170,941.16
173,101. t o
1,734.08
24,654.60
11,858.88
54,911.75
3,421.00
36.703.00
79.464.00
550.00
66,645.78
28,075.60
36.708.00
79.464.00
11,908.88
87,747.01
175,049.75
212,796.76
20.587.00
34.011.00
20.587.00
84.011.00
Tennessee................... Cherokee.................
Smoky Mountain. . .
U naka......................
White Top................
Total...................
V irgin ia ....................... Massanutten______
Natural Bridge.......
Potomac (part).......
Shenandoah.. . . . . . .
White Top (p a rt)...
W oodstock.... .........
Natural Bridge.......
W oodstock..............
Harrisburg..............
Abingdon ................
Total.......................
West Virginia.. . . . . . . . Monongahela . . . . . . Elkins.......................
Potomac................... W oodstock..............
•
Total.
Total...................
Grand total.......
Approved for purchase
103,186.21
64,598.00
54,598.00
614,556.06
717,742.27
713,415.00
E xcess......... .
4,327.27
No. 1 1 7 * —POLES PURCHASED BY STEAM RAILROAD, ELECTRIC RAIL
R OAD, AND ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER, AND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COM PANIES: K i n d s o f W o o d a n d N u m b e r , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s
1906 t o 1911.
(Sources: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the
Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
K ind of wood.
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
Cedar..........................................
C hestnut...................................
O ak.............................................
P in e ...........................................
Cypress......................................
A ll o th e r ..................................
2,174,279
988,084
9,924
177,809
111,657
112,913
2,109,477
630,282
76,460
155,960
100,868
210,731
2,200,139
516,049
160,702
116,749
90,579
164,936
2,439,825
608,066
236,842
179,586
77,677
196,744
2,481,567
677,617
265,290
184,677
75,469
286,184
2,100,144
693,489
199.690
161.690
72,995
190,112
3,574,666
3,283,268
3,249,154
3,738,740
8,870,694
3,418,020
1
T o ta l...............................
1911
168
FOREST PRODUCTS.
No. 1 1 8 .—PRODUCTION OF SHINGLES, CALENDAR YEARS 1909 TO 1912:
B y K in d s o f W oo d .
[Sources: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the
Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
1909
Kind.
Thousands.
1911
1910
1912
Per
Per
Per
Per
cent. Thousands. cent. Thousands. cent. Thousands. cent.
Cedar........................ 10,963,817
1,386,722
Cypress.................
Yellow pine.............. 1,293,565
R ed w ood ..................
506,651
White pine................
283,213
147,132
Spruce.......................
91,766
Chestnut...................
H em lock...................
76,029
Western pine............
68,934
A ll other...................
89,542
73.5
9.3
8.7
3.4
1.9
1.0
.6
.5
.5
.6
10,108,643
1,180,217
863,149
437,701
146,555
68,745
52,091
42,447
27,277
49,537
77.9
9.1
6.7
8.4
1.1
.5
.4
.8
.2
.4
9,633,914
1,230,645
650,332
895,786
83,809
12,381
40,840
26,171
15,882
24,107
79.5
10.2
5.4
3.3
.7
.1
.3
.2
.1
.2
9,500,908
1,811,750
578,307
447,197
68,806
45,084
30,308
24,140
8,003
23,182
78.9
10.9
4.8
3.7
.6
.4
.3
.2
.1
.2
Total................ 14,907,371
100.0
12,976,362
100.0
12,113,867
100.0
12,037,685
100.0
No. 1 1 9 .—PRODUCTION OF SHINGLES, CALENDAR YEARS 1909 TO 1913:
By S ta te s.
[Sources: Reports of the Bureau o f the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the
Forest Service. Department of Agriculture.]
State.
Alabama..........
Arkansas....... .
C aliforn ia.......
F lorid a ............
Georgia............
Louisiana....... .
M a in e ............ .
M ichigan....... .
North Carolina,
O reg on ............
Washington ...
W isconsin___
A ll other......... .
Total___
Thousands.
245,871
208,080
574,342
283,206
443,260
757,868
Per
cent. Thousands,
Per
cent.
142,810
132,721
453,839
171,421
817,663
776,691
1.1
1.0
8.5
1.8
2.4
6.0
8.4
5.4
1.3
2.5
64.2
2.4
5.5
100.0
1,058,048
1.6
1.4
3.9
1.9
3.0
5.1
4.0
6.0
1.9
2.0
59.6
2.6
7.1
14,907,371
100.0
280,
293,
8,879,
169,119
319,894
8,333,639
317,570
707,378
12,976,
Thousands.
147,658
145,886
404,550
167,871
256,409
799,995
559,215
610,622
161,652
Per
cent.
7,745,525
324,009
498,181
1.2
1.2
3.8
1.4
2.1
6.6
4.6
4.2
1.3
3.2
63.9
2.7
4.3
126,205
114,458
471,592
309,081
216,688
718,026
393,772
459,359
196,943
271,205
7,996,251
267,945
496,160
1.05
.95
3.92
2.57
1.80
5.96
3.27
3.81
1.64
2.25
66.43
2.23
4.12
12,113,867
100.0
12,037,685
100.00
No. 1 2 0 .—PRODUCTION AND AVERAGE MILL VALUE OF LUMBER SAWED,
CALENDAR YEARS 1899 AND 1909 AND PRODUCTION, CALENDAR YEARS
1911 AND 1912: B y P r i n c i p a l K in d s o f W o o d .
[Sources: Reports o f the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the
Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
Kind.
Ash.....................
B assw ood.........
B e e c h ................
Birch..................
Cedar..................
Chestnut............
Cottonw ood----Cypress.............. .
Douglas f i r ....... .
E l m ...................
H em lock ............
M ap le................
O a k ....................
Poplar (yellow )
Red g u m ........... .
R edw ood...........,
Spruce................ .
Western p i n e ...,
White p in e * ....,
Yellow p in e ____
A ll oth er............
T o ta l.......
Average
Quantity. value per Quantity.
M feet.i
Mfeet A
269,120
Dollars.
15.84
12.84
132,601
232,978
206,688
415,124
495,836
1,736,507
456,731
3,420,658
633,466
4,438,027
1,115,242
285,417
360,167
1,442,035
944,560
7,742,391
9,658,548
486,348
S . 50
10.91
13.37
10.37
13.32
8.67
11.47
9.98
11.83
18.78
14.03
9.63
10.12
11.27
9.70
12.69
8.46
34,780,513
11.08
i See explanation of terms, p. 7.
Value.
Average
value per Quantity.
M feet.i
Mfeet.
291,209
899,151
511,244
452,870
346,008
668,891
265,600
955,635
4,856,378
347,456
3,051,899
1,106,604
4,414,457
858,500
706,945
521,630
1,748,547
1,499,985
8,900,084
16,277,185
1,335,533
Dollars.
7,116,089
7,781,563
6,773,006
7,666,186
6,901,948
10.703.130
4,794,424
19,549,741
60,435,793
6,088,098
42,580,800
17,447,814
90,512,069
21.799.854
9,334,268
7,720,124
29,561,315
23.077.854
70.830.131
206,505,297
27,300,355
Dollars.
Mfeet.
24.44
214,898
804,621
t9.50
13.25
408,881
16.95
432,571
19.95
374,925
529,022
16.12
198,629
18.05
20.46
981,527
12.44 5,054,243
17.52
236,108
13.95 2,555,308
15.77
951,667
20.50 3,098,444
659,475
25.39
582,967
18.20
489,768
14.80
16.91 1,261,728
15.39 1,330,700
18.16 3,230,584
12.69 12,896,706
20.44 1,215,935
496,796
1,238,600
1,219,444
8,138,227
14,737,052
1,344,391
44,509,761
684,479,859
15.88 37,003,207
39,158,414
8Not separately reported.
Quantity.
M feet.
234,548
296,717
435,250
829,000
554,230
227,477
997,227
5,175,123
262,141
2,426,554
1,020,864
8,318,952
8Includes Norway pine.
169
FOREST PRODUCTS.
No. 1 2 1 .—TIES PURCHASED BY STEAM AND ELECTRIC R A ILR O A D S:
K
in d s
of
W
ood
and
Num
ber
, Ca le n d ar Y
ears
1910
and
1911.
[Sources: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the
Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
1910
1911
Kind of wood.
Steam
railroads.
Electric
railroads.
Total.
Steam
railroads.
Electric
railroads.
Oaks........................................... 65.095.000
Southern pines......................... 25.096.000
Cedar ........................................ 6.637.000
6.219.000
Douglas f ir ............................... 10.919.000
Tamarack................................. 4.960.000
Cypress...................................... 6.187.000
H em lock................................... 3.442.000
Western p in e ............................ 4.527.000
Bed w ood................................... 1.501.000
Gum........................................... 1.621.000
4,392,000
3.287.000
1.168.000
668,000
1,541,000
710.000
203.000
209.000
26,000
85,000
664.000
68.382.000
26.264.000
7.305.000
7.760.000
11.629.000
6.163.000
6.396.000
3.468.000
4.612.000
2.165.000
1.621.000
4,466,000
56.334.000
22.824.000
7.106.000
6.872.000
10.762.000
4.079.000
6.669.000
3.665.000
2.615.000
1.043.000
1.285.000
4.901.000
3.174.000
1.441.000
909.000
1.670.000
491.000
59.000
188.000
21.000
81,000
777,000
8,000
79,000
59.508.000
24.265.000
8,0U>, 000
7.542.000
11.253.000
4.138.000
5.857.000
3.686.000
2.696.000
1.820.000
1.298.000
4.980.000
8,635,000 148,231,000 126,155,000
8,898,000
185,058,000
74,000
T otal............................... 139,596,000
No. 1 2 2 .—PRODUCTION OP TURPENTINE:
Y
1908
ears
to
1910,
Q
by
u a n t it y a n d
V
alue
Total.
, Calendar
States.
[Sources: 1908, records of the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture; for 1909 and 1910, Bureau of the
Census, Department of Commerce.]
State.
1908
1909
1910
Gallons.
Alabama................................... 8,744,050
F lorid a.................................... 17.030.800
Georgia.................................... 10.347.800
Louisiana................................. 1,696,250
2,277,850
Mississioi ...............................
732,300
North Carolina...................
South Carolina........................
559,800
Texas........................................
200,650
Dollars.
1,444,100
6,568,600
3,991,150
654,250
878,550
282,450
215,900
77,400
Gallons.
2.840.000
13.810.000
8.057.000
11.452.000
1.589.000
781.000
460.000
(’ )
Dollars.
1.254.000
5.847.000
3.557.000
1689.000
732.000
370.000
205.000
(2)
Gallons.
2.351.000
14,885,000
6.980.000
1948,000
1.736.000
427.000
409.000
(a)
Dollars.
1.515.000
9.454.000
4.509.000
1582,000
1.088.000
272.000
260.000
<a)
Total.............................. 36,589,000
14,112,400
28,989,000
12,654,000
27,736,000
17,680,000
* Indudes Texas.
2 Included under Louisiana.
No. 1 2 3 .—PRODUCTION OF R O S IN :
1908
to
Q
1910,
u a n t it y a n d
by
V
alue,
Calen d ar Y
ears
Sta te s.
[Sources: 1906, records of the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture; for 1909 and 1910, Bureau of the
Census, Department of Commerce.]
State.
1908
Alabama..................................
F lorid a....................................
Georgia....................................
Louisiana.................................
Missi&ipi.................................
North Carolina.......................
South Carolina........................
Texas........................................
Barrels.i
446,909
1,932,114
1,203,059
195,804
277,704
131,907
72,125
28,661
Dollars.
1,853,350
8,012,500
4,989,100
812,000
1,151,650
547,000
299,100
118,850
Total.............................
4,288,283
17,783,550
i Of 280 pounds.
* Includes Texas.
1909
1910
Barrels,i
Dollars.
310.000
1.214.000
1,556,000 * 6,058,000
904.000
3.372.000
*167,000
a690,000
193.000
740.000
83.000
304.000
61.000
199.000
(»)
(*>)
Barrels. *
309.000
1,819,000
869.000
*82,000
212.000
54.000
59.000
(«)
Dollars.
1.674.000
9.714.000
4.637.000
*456,000
1.199.000
263.000
312.000
(»)
3,264,000
3,404,000
18,255,000
12,577,000
* Included under Louisiana.
170
FOREST PRODUCTS.
No. 1 2 4 .—PRODUCTION OF LUMBER, CALENDAR YEARS 1880, 1890, 1900,
AND 1910 TO 1 91 2: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c G r o u p s .
[Sources: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce, iu cooperation with the
Forest Service, Department of Agriculture.]
1900
State and group.
Northeastern group:
Connecticut.........
Delaware.............
Maine...................
Massachusetts....
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..........
New York...........
Pennsylvania. . . .
Rhode Island.. . .
Vermont..............
Lake
Mfeet.1
Miscellaneous group:
Arizona.................
Colorado.............. .
Idaho....................
Iow a ..
Montana..........
Nebraska.........
Nevada............
New M exico...
South Dakota..
Utah.................
Wyoming.........
1911
1912
M.feet A
126,463
46,642
860,273
239,206
443,907
36,542
506,074
1,241,199
14,392
284,815
1,048,606
9,016
239,254
MfeetA
109,251
28,285
882,128
259,329
479,499
34,810
502,351
992,180
14,421
235,983
Mfeet.1
124,661
23,8£3
828,417
273,317
388,619
506,656
205,244
292,267
1,243
208,655
1, ISM, 220
1,733,844
909,990
2,113,267
756,515
342,056
562,258
(*)
874,754
2,321,284
4,245,717
1,079,403
2,817,200
3,012,057
2,341,619
3,361,943
1,681,081
1,457,734
1,891,291
1,466,754
1,485,015
1,761,986
1,488,827
1,436,726
1,498,876
(*)
27,800
15,331
72,655
121,398
745,984
75,446
639
319,089
73,139
95,908
765,670
69,974
364
228,416
76,287
88,451
713,575
46,593
t, 544
16,340
11,786
13,046
10,573
!, 650
^0,986
9,055
13,560
8
4,172,572
563,974
1,542,021
Minnesota..
Wisconsin..
Mfeet.1
1910
(>>
Sfc1,204
(*)
272,174
Central group:
Illinois..............
Indiana............
Kentucky........
Missouri............
Ohio..................
Tennessee........
West Virginia..
9(15,943
305,684
399,744
910,832
302,673
180,112
707,115
420,820
395,755
641,076
450,097
299,709
(!)
977,878
765,343
715,968
957,239
939,463
773,583
113,506
422,963
753,556
501,691
490,039
1,016,475
1,376,737
96,651
360,613
632,415
418,586
427,161
914,579
1,387,786
122,528
401,017
641,296
422,470
499,834
932,572
1,318,732
Pacifio group:
California.. . .
Oregon...........
Washington..
304,795
177,171
160,176
515,823
444,565
1,061,560
734,232
734,181
1,428,205
1,254,826
2,084,633
4,097,492
1,207,561
1,803,698
4,064,754
1,203,059
1,916,160
4,099,775
251,851
172,503
247,627
451,788
133,472
1,096,539
1,595,933
788,905
1,308,610
1,113,423
168,747
241,822
586,143
526,091
411.436
572,970
303,591
(a)
452,797
509.436
185,772
328,968
315,939
197,940
839,724
409,804
406,109
1,230,904
956,169
1,465,623
1,844,446
992,091
1,041,617
3,733,900
154,554
2,122,205
1,824,722
164,663
706,831
1,884,134
1,652,192
1,226,212
1,777,303
983,824
. 801,611
3,566,456
144,078
2,041,615
1,798,724
143,869
584,872
1,681,080
1,359,790
1,378,151
1,821,811
1,067,525
941,291
3,876,211
174,320
2,381,898
2,193,308
168,806
816,930
1,902,201
1,569,997
3,982,231
6,278,567
2,498,489
3,014,988
642,142
18,204
1,652,735
4,063,045
8,142,320
4,809,932
2,814,572
2,021,948
27,800
1,615,236
3,799,513
5,030,106
17,586,978
4,674,967
7,436,951
1,477,812
11,955
3,490,665
4,713,755
16,109,434
4,237,791
7,076,013
1,364,127
11,422
3,538,237
4,424,429
18,292,449
4,338,449
7,218,994
1,323,331
23,494,853 34,780,513 340,018,282 37,003,207
39,158,414
Southern group:
A laba m a ....
F lorid a....
Georgia.. .,
Louisiana.,
Maryland.
___ jip p i..
North Carolina..
Oklahoma.........
South Carolina..
Texas.................
Virginia.............
1, 202,334
1,278,399
Geographic groups.
Northeastern group..
Lake group................
Southern group........ .
Central group............
Pacific group............
Miscellaneous group.
States not specified...
Total.
18,087,356
4,856,
8,715,
11,037,
5,129,
2,896,
65,
2,079,
1 See explanation of terms, p. 7.
* Included in "a ll other States."
• Does not include the cut of mills sawing less than 50,000 feet.
No. 1 2 5 .—ALASKA FISHERIES: P r o d u c ts , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1907 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce.]
1907
Pounds.
Value.
178,430,288
Pounds.
0
Value.
1809
1910
1911
1912
Pounds.
Value.
Pounds.
Value.
Pounds.
Value.
Pounds.
Value.
Dollars.
1,529
146,772
500
140,976
15,831
41,332
5,403,306
30,020
5,692,OOG
2,097,350
Dollars.
1,329
134,775
823
175,742
23,650
39,432
4,511,858
48,900
5,234,924
2,304,938
Dollars.
1.490
119,221
1,443
197,329
22,828
96,645
3,028,623
43,200
21,630,289
1,945,499
Dollars.
2,832
63,743
1,340
810,050
25,765
95,910
3,602.2S8
35,210
17,316,571
5,306,511
Dollars.
3,618
109,040
1,138
822,370
65 209
16,654
8,164,843
40,365
16,896,743
13,848,796
Dollars.
953
226,268
2,315
927.502
148,878
24,267
9,104,419
37,422
3,979
20,170
22,070
887,789
193,608,150
4,456,875
101.781
2,936.400
2,256,600
48,068
10,564,250
59,330
3,748
48,126
76,036
1,010,105
178,771,400
1,187,830
84,050
3,471,616
4,254,155
41,343
9,781,226
25,316
3,640
49,518
148,093
1,167,013
176,555;645
325,200
110,625
3,486,141
4,822,145
53,932
11,428,106
19,007
5,073
56.456
172,280
1,925,572
140,395,551
267,400
110,960
3,520,000
4,588,125
108,898
15,003,697
15,561
5,903
61,600
168,189
1,338,923
206,382,020
7,400
26,461
2,936,000
9,310,040
101,463
17,031,073
606
2,645
41,985
337,200
484,649
13,354
23,451
92,580
19,416
8,736
459,9503,350
31,828
88,590
19,768
21,471
597,983
3,523
69,508
86,546
3,661
34,866
472,261
946
111,791
72,870
2,511
13,275
432,231
682
39,733
22,584
1,998
20,201
141,290
499
71,380
5,C71
114,240
883
3 13,745
63,640
103.629
*9,393
202,701
6,284
81,029
<576,700
356,472
3781
<94,770
35,996
3 266
4 852,359
347,710
8 271
<19,151
16,795
»1,172
57,767
262,180
«1,105
12,514
12,235
»1,080
81,734
146,880
800
40,534
16,090
10,160,183
217,813,415
11,847,443
201,983,238
11,174,014
214,5:56,433
13,259,859
177,572,S73
16,863,728
259,242,722
19,091,481
Black cod........................
41,354
Cod i................................
6,016,094
Eulachon........................
12,728
Halibut............................
4,492,118
Herring 2..........................
2,479,717
Salmon:
538,130
Fresh........................
Preserved................ 160,188,160
Bellies, pickled........
2,372,000
Trout...............................
72,194
Fertilizer.........................
1,190,000
Oil....................................
801,899
Aquatic furs and skins:
S e a lFur ...................
92,364
Hair...................
75,417
All other...................
6,007
Walrusivory, teeth, and
heads............................
8,274
Whalebone......................
25,677
Ail other..........................
18,155
Total.....................
1908
* Includes salted tongues.
* Includes eggs.
s Ivory only.
* Ground, unground, and baleen.
PATENTS AND MANUFACTURING AND MINING
INDUSTRIES.
N o.
V 2& .
P A T E N T S : C o m p a r a t iv e Stat e m e n t
S t a t e s P a t e n t O f f ic e ,
of t h e
1894
to
B
u s in e s s o f
ths
U
n it e d
1913.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Patents, Department of the Interior.]
Calendar year.
Applica
tions.
Caveats
filed.
88,439
40, (w0
43,982
47,905
85,842
41,443
41,980
46, <149
49,041
50,213
52,143
54,971
56,482
58,762
61,475
65,839
64,629
07,370
70,97ft
70,367
2,286
2,415
2,271
2,176
1,659
1,716
1,731
1,842
1,851
1,771
1,808
1,896
1,885
1,967
2,110
1,948
970
<»>
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
190t>.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1012.
1913.
Patents
and
reissues.
Cash
received.
expended.
Dollars.
1,187,439.58
1,245,2-16.93
1,324,059.83
1,375,641.72
1,237,734.48
1.325.457.03
1.350.828.53
1,449,398.16
1,552,859.08
1,642,201.81
1.657.326.53
1.806.758.14
1,790,921.38
1.910.618.14
1,896,847.67
2.042.828.14
2,025,536.69
2.019.388.03
2,101.199.90
2,063,557.89
Dollars.
1,100,047.12
1,106,389.49
1,113,413.71
1,122,843.33
1.136.196.20
1,211,783.73
1,260,019.62
1,297,385.64
1,393,345.54
3,448,645.81
1,476,000.38
1,479,633.22
1.554.891.20
1,631,458.36
1,712,303.42
2,955,151.14
2,005,711.94
1,953,689.91
2,022,006.11
(2)
Cash
i No caveats filed after June 30,1910; law repealed.
N o.
1 S 7 .— P A T E N T S
AND
T R A D E -M A R K S : N
D e s ig n P a t e n t , a n d R e is s u e d P a t e n t ,
R e g is t r a t io n o f a T r a d e - M a r k
cate of
and
L
Dollars.
87,392.46
138,857.44
210,646.12
252,798.59
1,538.28
113,673.30
90,808.91
152,012.52
159,513.54
193,556.00
181,326.15
327,124.92
236,030.18
279,159.78
184,5-44.25
87,677.00
19,824.75
65,698.12
79,133. 79
C-)
3 Not reported.
um ber
N
the
and a
Surplus.
op
um ber
abel
tt ie
op th e
I ss u e d , 1 8 9 4
F ir st P a t e n t ,
F ir s t C e r t if i
to 191.4.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Patents, Department of the Interior.]
Number of patents and certificates of registration
Number of first patent and certificate
issued during each calendar yem .
issued in each calendar year.
Cal
|Total
endar
Trade Labels.11 cerDe Reis Total
Pat
Re- Trade Label.
De
year. Patent.
pat
marks.
j tiflents. signs. sues. ents.
sign.
issu e. m ark.
j
!cates.
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
fftt A
511714
531619
552502
574369
596467
616871
640167
664827
690385
717521
748567
778834
808618
839799
875679
908436
945010
980178
1013095
1049326
AVooL.0(
22994
23922
2x5037
26482
28113
29916
32055
33813
35547
36187
36723
37280
37760
3S391
3S980
39737
40124
41063
42073
43115
40088
11S97
11461
11520
11581
11646
11706
11798
11879
11900
12070
12189
12299
12428
12587
12738
12906
13066
13189
13346
13504
iuOuo
23951
19,875
25757 ............ 20.833
6546 21,867
27586
6547 22,098
29399
6561 20,404
S1070
6761 23;296
32308
7272 24,660
33957
8009 25.558
35678
8887 27,136
87606
39612
9654 31,046
10641 30,267
41798
11758 29,784
43956
12588 31,181
48416
59014
13397 35,880
13964 32,757
66892
14582 36,574
72083
15074 35,168
76267
15444 82,917
80506
16103 36,231
84711
16736 83,941
89731
17444
94796
928
1,115
1,445
1,631
1,803
2,139
1, 758
1,734
640
536
557
486
625
589
757
687
639
1,010
1,342
1,683
64
59
61
65
60
92
81
81
110
117
110
129
159
151
168
160
123
157
158
164
20,857
22,057
23,273
23,794
22,267
25,527
26,499
27,373
27,886
31,699
30,934
30,399
31,965
36,620
33,682
37,421
35,930
34,084
37,731
35,788
1,806
1,829
1,813
1,671
1,238
1,649
1,721
1,928
2,006
2,186
2,158
4,490
10, 568
7,878
5,191
4,184
4,239
4,205
5,020
5,065
4 1,810
3 1,832
33 1,846
30 1,701
235 1,473
611 2,260
830 2,551
1,037 2,965
925 2,931
1,2G0 3,446
1,411 3,569
1,189 6,679
1,365 11,933
982 8,860
838 6,029
640 4,824
490 4,729
907 5,112
991 6,011
708 26,063
i Registration of labels practically suspended May 27,1891, under decision o f United States Supremo
Court. Resumed June 9,1896. 2 Including 290 “ Prints."
N ote.—The number of patents granted prior to the commencement of this series o f numbering
(July 28.1836) was 9,957.
172
173
M AN U FACTU RES.
No. 1 2 8 *— MANUFACTU&ES :
C l a s s if ie d A c c o r d in g
W a g e E a r n e r s , 1909.
to
A verage
of
N um ber
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Per cent of total.
Establishment employing—
Number
of estab
lish
ments.
Average
number of
wage
earners.
No wage earners............................................................................
1 to 5 wage earners.... ...................................................................
6 to 20 wage earners.......................................................................
21 to 50 wage earners.....................................................................
51 to 100 wage earners...................................................................
101 to 250 wage earners.................................................................
251 to 500 wage earners.................................................................
501 to 1,000 wage earners..............................................................
Over 1,000 wage earners.. .......................................................
27,712
136,289
57,198
23,544
10,964
8,116
2,905
1,223
540
311,704
640,793
764,408
782,298
1,258,639
1,006,457
837,473
1,013,274
10.3
50.8
21.3
8.8
4.1
3.0
1.1
0.5
0.2
4.7
9.7
11.6
11.8
19.0
15.2
12.7
15.3
Total.....................................................................................
268,491
6,615,046
100.0
100.0
No. 129. — MANUFACTURES:
E n g in e s a n d P o w e r , C l a s s if ie d
K in d , 1899, 1904, a n d 1909.
Estab
lish
ments.
Wage
earners.
A c c o r d in g
to
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Number of engines or
motors.
Per cent distribu
tion horsepower.
Horsepower.
Power.
1899
1904
Primary power:
Owned—
Steam.................. 130,710
Gas...................... 14,334
Water wheels___ 23,099
Water motors___
0)
Other..................
T o t a l.............. j
8,139,579
134,742
1,454,112
169,774
209,163
(')
61,589
199,309
182,562
136,913
441,589
191,313
C)
61,589
199,309
319,475
632,902
231,363 | 408,472
10,097,893
Grand total.. J 16S,143
Electric motors:
Run. by current
generated by es
tablishment. .. .
Run by rented
power................
Total................
1904
127,267 153,525
21,515 , 34,356
19,595
20,079
1,397
1,203
Total................ 16S,143
Rented—
I1
Electric............... !
Other..................
1899
1909
16,891
0)
16,891
1909
1S99 11904 11909
7*3.0
80.6
1.3
14 4
49,985
10, S25,348 14,199,339
751,186
2S9,423
1,641,949 1,807,439
15,449
5,931
92,154
29,293
( :>5
(?7
.2
9,778,418
12,854,805 16,802,706
96.8
95.3
90.0
1,749,031
123,639
1.8
3.3
1.4
9.4
1.4
1,872,670
3.2
4.7
10.0
13,487,707 18,675,376 100.0 100.0
100.0
0)
80.3
2.1
12.2
4.0
9.7
.1
.7
73,119
1S9,545
310,374
1,150,SS6
3,068,109
63.0
72.3
63.7
61,589
199,309
182,562
441,589
1,749,031
37.0
27.7
36.3
134,708
383,854
492,936
1,592,475
4,817,140 100.0 100.0
100.0
1 Not reported.
2 Less than one-tenth of 1 per cent.
No. 1 3 0 .—MANUFACTURES: F u e l U s e d , C l a s s i f i e d A c c o r d i n g t o K in d s , 1909.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Kind.
Quantity.
14,339,220
Anthracite coal..............
Bituminous coal........... .. .short tons.. U61,792,218
37,959,970
Coke................................
Kind.
Quantity.
5,481,211
Oil, including gasoline, ctc. ...barrels.. 34,331,632
.1,000 feet.. , 451,302,493
i Includes 58,788,398 tons used in making cote.
174
MANUFACTURES.
N o . 1 3 1 *— M A N U F A C T U R E S : C l a s s i f i e d A c c o r d i n g t o C h a r a c t e r o f O w n e r
s h ip o f t h e E s t a b l i s h m e n t , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1904 a n d 1909.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Establish
ments.
Character of ownership,
and year.
Individual:
1004.............................
1909.............................
Firm:
1904.............................
1909.............................
Corporation:
1904.............................
1909.............................
Other:
1904.............................
1909.............................
Total:
1904...................
1909...................
Wage earners.
Per
Per
Average cent
Number. cent
number.
of
of
total.
total.
Added by manu
facture.
Products.
Value.
Per
cent
of
total.
Value.
Per
cent
of
total.
113,946
140,605
fifl, 7
53,4
755,923
804,883
13.8
12.2
Dollars.
1,702,830,624
2,042,061,500
11.5
9*9
Dollars,
824,292,887
968,824,072
13.1
11.4
47,934
54,265
W.9,
20.2
841,242
794,836
15.4
12.0
2,132,536,604
2,184,107,632
14.4
10.6
930,143,823
951,383,741
14.8
11.2
51,097
69,501
23,6 3,862,698
715,9 5,002,393
70.6
75.6
10,904,069,307
16,341,116,634
73.7
79.0
4,526,055,153
6,582,207,117
71.9
77.2
8,520
12,934
.2
.2
54,466,028
104,766,104
.4
.5
13,202,890
26,846,062
.2
216,180 100 0 5,468,383 100.0 14,793,902,563 100.0
268,491 100.0 6,615,046 iOO.O 20,672,051,870 100.0
6,293,694,753
8,529,260,992
100.0
100.0
1 5
1.5
3,203
4,120
.3
N o. 1 3 2 .— M A N U F A C T U R E S : C la s s ifie d A c c o r d in g t o
S iz e o f E s t a b l i s h
m e n t , a s M e a s u r e d * b y t h e V a l u e o f P r o d u c t s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1904 a n d 1909.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Establish
ments.
Value of product, and
year.
Less than $5,000:
1904.............................
1909.............................
$5,000 and less than
$20,000:
1904.............................
1909.............................
$20,000 and less than
$100,000:
1904.............................
1909.............................
$100,000 and less than
$1,000,000:
1904.............................
1909.............................
$1,000,000 and over:
1904.............................
1909.............................
Total:
1904...................
1909...................
Per
Per
Average cent
Is umber. cent
of
of number.
total.
total.
Added b y manu
facture.
Products.
Value.
Per
cent
of
total.
Value.
Per
cent
of
total.
71,147
93,349
32.9
34.8
106,353
142,430
1.9
2.2
Dollars.
176,128,212
222,463,847
1.2
1.1
Dollars.
114,781,124
144,246,008
1.8
1.7
72,791
80,988
33.7
32.4
419,466
470,006
7.7
7.1
751,047,759
904,645,064
5.1
4.4
424,129,643
509,907,934
6.7
48,096
57,270
22.2 1,027,047
21.3 1,090,449
18.8
16.5
2.129,257,883
2,544,426,711
14.4
12.3
1,090,271,887
1,258,317,991
17.3
14.8
22,246
27,824
10.3 2,515,064
10.4 2,896,532
46 0
43.8
6,109,012,538
7,946,935,255
41.3
3&,4
2,782,641,883
3,572,746,038
44.2
41.9
1,900
3,060
.9 1,400,453
1.1 2,015,629
25.6
30.5
5,628,456,171
9,053,580,393
38.0
43.8
1,881,870,216
3,044,043,021
29.9
35.7
14,793,902,563 100.0
20,672,051,870 100.0
6,293,694,753
8,529,260,992
100.0
100.0
216,180 100.0 5,468,383 100.0
268,491 100.0 6,615,016 100.0
Average per establish
ment:
1004.
1909..........................................................
Wage earners.
1
25
25
68,133
76,993
29,113
31,707
6. a
No. 1 3 3 .—MANUFACTURES: C la s s ifie d A c c o r d in g t o S ize op C itie s in W h ich L o c a te d , 1899 a n d 1909.
[Source: Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Cities having a population of 10,000 and over.
Item.
Census
year.
10,000 to 25,000.
Amount.
100,000 and over.
25,000 to 100,000.
Per
cent of
total.
Amount.
Per
cent of
total.
Amount.
Per
cent of
total.
Districts
Total.
Amount.
outside
of
lation of 10^000 Mid
over.
Per
cent of
total.
Amount.
Aggregate.
Per
cent of
total.
1899
1909
15,403
18,930
7.5
7.1
20,147
27,061
9.7
10.1
67,308
89,775
32.4
33.4
102.918
135,772
49.6
50.6
104,596
132,719
50.4
49.4
207,514
268,491
Average number of wage
earners.
1899
1909
524,900
678,467
11.1
10.3
767,293
1,126,253
16.3
17.0
1,752,246
2,511,922
37.2
38.0
3,044,439
4,316,642
64.6
65.3
1,668.324
2,298,404
35.4
34.7
4,712,763
6,615,040
Value of products...................
1899
1909
$1,052,639.594
51,946,703,215
9.2
9.4
$1,843,124,795
$3,582,403,574
16.2
17.3
$4,968,799,788
$8,735,772,018
43.6 $7,864,564,177
42.3 $14,264,878,807
68.9
69.0
$3,542,362,524
$6,407,173,063
31.1
31.0
$11,406,926,701
$20,672,051,870
Value added by manufacture.
1899
1909
$458,679,363
$801,766,297
9.5
9.4
$773,117,708
$1,431,652,146
16.0
16.8
$2,145,680,856
$3,770,252,555
44.4
44.2
$3,377,477,927
$6,003,670,998
69.9
70.4
$1,453,597,283
$2,525,589,994
30.1
29.6
$4,831,075,210
$8,529,260,992
Population...............................
1900
1910
4,297,118
5,495,594
57
6.0
5,547.205
8,204,900
7.3
8.9
14,208,347
20,302,138
18.7
22.1
24,052,670
34,002,692
31.6
37.0
51,941,905
57,969,574
68.3
63.0
75.994,575
91,972,266
MANUFACTURES,
Number of establishments__
-a
cn
176
OLEOMARGARINE---- SUGAR AN D MOLASSES.
No. 1 3 4 , — OLEOM ARGARINE :
was
P a id , Y
ears
E
P r o d u c t io n
J u n e 30,
nded
W
on
1910
h ic h
to
I nter n a l -R even ue T a x
b y States.
1913,
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
1910
1911
1912
1913
Quantity. Tax paid. Quantity. Tax paid. Quantity. Tax paid. Quantity. Tax paid.
Dollars. I Pounds,
Pounds.
Arkansas.......
C olorado.......
Delaware.......
Georgia...........
Illin ois...........
In d ia n a .........
I o w a ..............
K ansas...........
Kentucky —
Maryland —
Massachusetts
M ichigan....... '
M innesota....
Missouri.........
Nebraska.......
New Jersey...
New York —
North Carolina
Ohio................
Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island.
Tennessee —
T e x a s ............
Virginia.........
West Virginia.
408
Dollars.
Pounds.
Dollars. Pounds.
180
18.00
Dollars.
40.80
476
47.60
255
25.50
75,471,828 382,401.55 77,250,455 401,020.22 87,413,298 500,075.61
90,337,591 479,480.
943,164 8,524.59 1,139,825 8,682.50 1,402,905 10.656.45
1,581,898 15,923. 64
29.80
1.50
215
21.50
800
298
15
SO. 00
12,423,962 55,958.48 9,793,566 37,534.29 9,728,218 36,846.37 12,902,214 51.462.45
66.01
6,019
49
4.90
1,150
115.01
372,192 1,707.73
225,047 1,671.32
351,700
955.30
249,581
2,145.05
5,904
1,182,400
1,379,072
561.15
2,956.00
13,086.14
1,
96.68
1,233,000 3,096.00
1,366,912 13,185.22
16,775 1.677.50
1,407,000 3.517.50
2,535,449 27,716.99
60
6.00
4,461,242 14,106.~
25
2.50
3,298,862
1,240
303
17,244,624
7,417
11,242, 801
1,607,852 4,039.63
2,766,899 37,881.20
12
1.20
7,492,960 23,546.17
8,609. m 2,171,342 5,704.28
66.00
378.00
3,780
124.00
660
30.30
17,644,246 90,764.95 16,419,240 87,403.95
64,793.61 15,207,354 74,938
1,206
96.03
60
6.00
741.70
140
14.00
28,402.16 10,271,968 25,679.92 10,376,488 25,941.22 11,402,041 28,605.01
10,935 1,093.50
891,302 16,965.38 1,299,087 18,270.03 1,372,282 18,682. C3
16,788.94
144.53
254
4.73
2,822
93.90
61.28
37,500 3,750.00
T o ta l. .. *139,755,426
), 856.42^117,600,953 571,158,75 <126,251,147 633,427.49 <143,157,238|764,629.34
1Includes 3,491,978 pounds, at 10 cents,
2Includes 2,842,629 pounds, at 10 cents,
* Includes 3,259,483 pounds, at 10 cents,
* Includes 4,171,654 pounds, at 10 cents,
and 136,263,448 pounds,
and 114,758,324 pounds,
and 122,991,664 pounds,
and 138,985,584 pounds,
at one-fourth
at one-fourth
at one-fourth
at one-fouxth
of
of
of
of
1 cent per pound.
1 cent per pound.
1 cent per pound.
1 cent per pound.
N o. 1 3 5 . — B E E T A N D C A N E S U G A R A N D M O L A S S E S : Q u a n titie s P r o d u c e d
in
the
U n it e d St a t e s ,
1852
to
1913.
{Sources: Cane sugar beginning with 3903-4 from Willett & Gray. All other figures of cane-sugar
and molasses production are those of A. Bouchereau, New Orleans, except that for census years
and 1898-99 they are those of the Census Bureau. Beet-sugar production for 1897-98 from special
report of the Department of Agriculture; for 1901-2 and later years from “ Progress of the Beet-Sugar
Industry in the United States;” for other years from W illett & Gray.]
Cane sugar.
Other South
ern States.
1852-603...
1861-703...
1871-803...
1881-90®..,
1891-953...
1896-19003.
1900-1901.
1901-2.....
1902-____ 3
1903- 4
1904- 5
1905- 6
1906- 7
1907- 8
1908- 9
1909-10...
1910-11...
1911-12...
1912-13®..
Pounds.
Pounds.
313,341,526
17,885,898
126,548,173
5,881,700
159,125,435
8,975,100
14,671,650
267,329,637
527,509,180
13,775,473
10,328,461
547,151,486
617,297,723
6,476,400
720,554,948
8,095,500
737,467,510
8,338,365
481.600.000 644.352.000
750.400.000 633.600.000
739.200.000 626.880.000
515.200.000 529.120.000
761.600.000 826,880,000
795.200.000 533.600.000
728,000,000 522.400.000
685.440.000 524.640.000
707, M0,000
16,000,000
324.800.000
18,001,000
Molasses.®
Total.
Po'imds.
331,227,423
132,429,873
168,100,535
282,001,287
541,284,654
557,479,947
623,774,123
728,650,448
745,805,875
525.952.000
784,000,000
766.080.000
544.320.000
788.480.000
828.800.000
750.400.000
710.080.000
723.840.000
342.801.000
Beet sugar.
Pounds.
<896,000
851,200
2,353,568
27,272,000
95,243,615
172,164,160
369,211,733
436,811,685
481,209,087
484.226.430
625,811,228
967.224.000
927.256.430
851.768.000
1.024.938.000
,1,020,344,000
1,199,000,000
1.385.112.000
Other
Southern
States.
Gallons.
20,032,717
8,048,261
11,096,738
14,737,034
21,277,179
20,661,216
31,419,688
23,727,735
28,069,571
18,247,038
33,302,854
21,604,869
17,579,877
22,532,774
81,111,660
32,082,050
S3,842,600
26,120,100
20,297,500
Gallons.
1,065,213
951,954
1,213,302
3,800,728
6,124,752
6,431,452
6,144,102
7,680,127
9,216,152
6,912,114
8,640,142
6,048,100
3,628,860
4,717,518
7.360.000
9.568.000
10,716,160
8,000,000
9.200.000
Total.
Gallons.
21,097,930
9,000,215
12,310,040
18,537,762
27,401,932
27,092,668
37,563,790
31,407,862
87,285,723
25,159,162
41,942,996
27,652,969
21,208,737
27,250,292
38,471,650
41,650,050
44,558,600
34,120,100
29,497,500
1The periods relate to sugar-production years w hich end with March.
* 1864 to 1870.
2 All figures for molasses, except those for 1898-99, include sirup.
6Texas only.
3Average for the period.
6 Preliminary figures for cane sugar and molasses.
177
SUGAR, MOLASSES, AND SIRUP---- QUANTITIES AND .VALUES.
No. 1 3 6 .— SUGAR, MOLASSES, AND SIRUP MADE IN FACTORIES FROM
SUGAR CANE AND SUGAR BEETS FROM THE CROP OF 1909: Q u a n t i t i e s
a n d V a lu e s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. The statistics includc the
output of factories engaged in manufacturing sugar from cane and from beets, but does not includc
sirup manufactured in factories engaged exclusively in making sirup, nor small quantities of sugar
and sirup made on farms from cane and from maple sap.]
Item.
Cane sugar.
Sugar:
Pounds..........................................................................
V a lu e ............................................................................
Molasses:
Gallons..........................................................................
V a lu e ............................................................................
Sirup:
Gallons..........................................................................
V a lu e ............................................................................
No. 1 3 7 .—BEET SUGAR:
068,278,834
$26,686,4(51
25,280,883
§2,888,597
Beet sugar.
|
[
1,003,363,401 i
515,937,629
20,812,747
§1,129,905
1,449,860
$365,632
Q u a n t it i e s P r o d u c e d
in
t iie
Total.
1,671,642,235
872,024,090
40,093,630
$4,018,502
1,449,860
8305,632
U n it e d S t a t e s , 1 9 0 1
to
1 9 1 1 , a n d in 1 9 1 2 b y States.
Crop year.
1901.....................
1902.....................
1903.....................
1904.....................
1905.....................
1906.....................
1907.....................
1908.....................
1909.....................
1910.....................
1911.....................
;y cot of
Sugar manufac
tured.
Av. extraction
of suga r based
on weight of
beets.
[Source: Reports of the Department of Agriculture.]
Fac
tories Area
in
har
oper vested.
ation.
Aver
age
yield
of
beets
per
aere.
Beets
worked.
Acrcs.
36 175,083
41 *216,400
49 212, 576
48 197,784
52 307,364
63 376,074
63 370,984
62 364.913
65 420,262
61 398,029
66 473,877
Short
tons.
9.63
8.76
8.56
10.47
'8.67
11.26
10.16
9.36
9. 71
10.17
10.68
Sfiort
tons.
1,685,689 369,211,733
1,895,812 436,811,685
2,076,494 481,209,087
2,071,539 484,226,430
2,665,913 625,841,228
4,236,112 967,224,000
3,767,871 927.256.000
3,414,891 851.768.000
4,081.382 1,024,938,000
4,047; 292 1,020,344,000
5,062,333 1,199,000,000
184,606
218,406
240,604
242,113
312,921
483,612
463,628
425,884
512,469
510,172
599,500
P.ct. P.ct.
Days.
10.95 14.8
82.2
88
11.52 <14.6 *83.3
94
11.59 U5.1
75
(5)
11.69 15.3
83.1
78
11.74 15.3
83.0
77
11.42 14.9
82.2
105
12.30 15.8
89
83.6
12.47 15.74 83.5
74
12.56 16.10 84.11
83
12.61 16.35 84.35
83
11.84 15.89
94
1,004,328
1,641,861
838,784
317,808,000
432,020,000
190,098,000
158,904
216,010
95,049
15.82
13.16
11.33
38.79
16.19
14.72
83.99
84.81
83.75
90
91
74
615,749
Pounds.
Short
tons.
eS1/
£S
>
<
> <»&
<
o
£
txi’3
s!
1912:
California.......
Colorado.........
Michigan . . . . .
I d a h o and
Oteth............
Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, and
Wisconsin...
Other States..
11
17
16
111,416
144,999
124,241
9.01
11.32
6.75
10
56,952
10.81
168,664,000
84,332
13.70
16.65
86.83
87
11
8
53,986
63,706
9.90
9.25
6534,438 6115,842,000
589,217 160,680,000
657,921
80,840
10.84
13.64
14.43
16.61
82.30
84.13
87
88
Totals and
averages..
73
555,300
9.41
5,224,377 1,385,112,000
692,556
13.2G 16.31
84.49
86
1Based upon weight of beets.
2 Percentage of sucrose (pure sugar) in the total soluble solids of the beets.
3Based on reports from 27 factories and careful estimates for 14 others.
4 These averages are not based on data for all the factories, as some of them failed to report results
of tests, but it is believed that they fairly represent the character of the total beet crops.
5 No data reported.
*Including estimates of one factory, based upon acreage of beets.
261S70— s a 1913--------12
TION: Q u a n t i t i e s 1 a n d K in d s , 1893 t o 1913.
178
Ho. 1 3 8 — FERMENTED LIQUORS AND DISTILLED SPIRITS PRODUCED, AND DISTILLED SPIRITS TAX PAID FOR CONSUMP
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
1894..
1895..
1896..
1897..
1598..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
1907..
1908..
Bourbon
whisky.
Rye
whisky.
Alcohol.
Tax. galls.
40,835,873
15,518,349
18,717,153
16,935,862
6,113,726
13,439,459
17,256,831
19,411,829
26,209,804
20,336,250
26,068,555
20,247,089
26,742,168
24,968,943
33,090,791
14,120,484
Tax. galls.
16,702,240
10,026,544
12,321,543
19,153,066
4,269,220
8, gl8,240
10,792,565
14,296,568
18,263,709
21,587,221
22,407,053
18,371,345
20,410,422
21,469,720
23,550,196
13,587,868
Tax. galls.
12,250,380
10,570,070
8,819,923
9,960,301
9,503,353
11,672,795
11,974,354
10,735,771
10,775,117
11,483,305
12,034,127
11,486,082
11,610,799
11,173,614
16,123,379
16,849,154
Whisky.
1909..
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
Tax. galls.1
70,152,175
82,463,894
100,647,155
98,209,574
93,615,828
Tax. galls.
2,106,765
1,864,595
1,777,083
1,490,228
1,294,157
1,340,547
1,494,379
1,614,514
1,724,582
2,202,047
2,247,907
1,801,179
1,791, 987
1,730,102
2,022,407
1,895,922
Tax. galls.
1,424,490
1,287,977
1,176,669
1,098,376
1,159,314
1,267,579
1,266,823
1,597,081
1,636,299
1,752,281
1,913,404
2,110,216
2,187,709
2,323,289
2,947,688
2,756,758
Ram.
Gin.
High wines.
Tax. galls.1
1,952,374
2,253,950
2,631,059
2,832,516
2, 750,846
Tax. galls.1
2,483,743
2,985,435
3,345,371
3,577,862
4,014,COl
Tax. galls*
221,277
206,534
165,018
131,002
90,20 i
wines.
High
Pure,
neutral,
or cologne
spirits.
Miscella
neous.
Total.
Tax. galls.
449,209
126,506
209,699
198,299
206,739
174,124
420,833
249,743
454,627
311,222
286,433
809,990
192,067
179,313
124,935
50,062
Tax. galls.
37,577,052
35,377,115
21,062,216
25,564,738
16,877,306
20,613,205
25,876,229
24,173,671
30,228,804
37,429,734
54,620,400
57,997,506
60,944,811
59,626,733
60,802,852
50,935,821
Tax. galls.
17,305,773
14,434,336
15,865,309
22.187.833
23.041.833
23,436,264
27,983,051
33,405,523
35,227,657
33,491,342
22,198,323
21,988,545
23,930,831
24,194,411
29,911,665
26,793,676
Tax. galls.
128,651,782
89,205,492
79,949,595
86,588,703
62,465,648
80,762,213
97,064,565
105,484,700
124,520,599
128,623,402
141,776,202
134,311,952
147,810,794
145,666,125
168,573,913
126,989,740
Alcohol.
Tax. galls.1
42,563,103
60,703,846
24,408,462
27,629,346
30,320,891
Commercial
alcohol.
Tax. gallsA
16,078,083
17,623,867
644,205,330
645,869,685
*48,560,920
1With respect to units of quantity, see explanation of terms, p. 7.
2In 1909 and 1910 as classified by Internal Revenue Circular No. 723, embodying opinion
of Attorney General as to names of spirits; in later years as classified by Internal
Revenue Circular No. 737, em bodying opinion of the President, dated Dec. 27,1909.
Distilled
Production
Produc
Total
spirits other
of fruit
tion ot
Drandy, in- production
than fruit
fermented luding ap o f distilled brandy [tax
liquors.
paid for con
ple, peach,
spirits.
sumption].
and grape.
Barrels, a
34,591,179
33,362,373
33,589,784
35, S59,250
34,462,822
437,529,339
36,697,631
439,471,593
440,614,258
441,550,127
446,720,179
48,265,168
*49,522,029
454,724,553
458,622,002
458,814,033
Tax. galls.
2,358,548
2,948,159
1,960,176
3,403,852
1,813,427
2,906,198
3,097,769
3,760,4S7
4,047,602
4,220,400
6,430,673
5,193,262
5,418,584
4,444,072
6,138,305
6,899,823
Tax. galls.
131,010,330
92,153,651
81,909,771
89,992,555
64,279,075
83,668,411
100,162,334
109,245,187
128,568,201
132,843,802
148,206,875
139,505,214
153,259,378
150,110,197
174,712,218
133,889,563
Tax. galls.
97,458,348
87,346,834
74,453,039
67,039,910
^,833,231
78,353,301
83,819,314
93,500,840
99,267,732
103,401,447
112,905,399
116,148,344
116,143,732
122,732,822
134,142,074
119,808,402
Tax. galls.1
133,450,755 <56,364,360
156,237,526 <59,544,775
175,402,395 468,283,123
178,249,985 <62,176,694
185,353,383 ‘65, 324, S70
6,440,85$
7,656,434
7,953,132
9,321,823
S, 252,875
139,891,613
163,893,960
183,355,527
187,571,808
193,606,253
114,799,465
126,453,592
132,166,148
133.877,458
U 0,41$, 289
Total.
8Of not more than 31 gallons.
4Includes fermented liquors removed from breweries for export free o f tax.
6Neutral and cologne spirits.
LIQUORS, 8PIRITUOUS AND MALT-----------------------------------------------
Production o f distilled spirits, exclusive of brandy distilled from fruit.2
Year ended
June 30—
179
DISTILLED SPIRITS---- PRODUCTION BY STATES.
No. 1 3 9 .— DISTILLED SPIRITS PRODU CED: Q u a n t it i e s ,
E n d e d J u n e 30, 1908 to 1913.
by
St a t e s,
Y eabs
>
[Source: Reporta of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
State.
**
1908
1009
1910
1911
Tax. gcMs. 1 Tax. galls. 1 Tax. galls. 1 Tax.gaUsA
122,266
176
53,048
38,223
62,655
13,036
8,891,008
9,377,373 9,708,107
8,154,409
38
Y
f 176,498
[ 139,933
120,790
186,767
i
1,287
212,837
54
158,780
49,430
72
141,850
11,773
19,018
715
19,467
27,151
6,332
41,158,599 37,793,376 38,027,381 40,467,742
23,983,222 21,916,486 25,873,720 28,588,922
23
33,940
Kansas and O k la h o m a ____
357
K entucky................................. 16,995,973 27,524,275 35,735,235 46,133,576
5,890,692
9,639,498
Louisiana and Mississippi2. .. 3,902,525
8,863, P32
Maryland and two counties |
I 5,017,336
in Virginia4............ ............
3,667, 141 3,808,376 I 453,015
District of Columbia.............. | 2,602,273
Alabama and Mississippi2 . - -
Massachusetts ....... ................. 2,502,224
2,887,333
Michigan ................................. 1,876,607
2,180,436
Missouri...................................
247,987
393,618
Montana, Idaho, and Utah ..
6,566
7,190
Nebraska................................. 1,808,993
1,924,106
New Hampshire, Maine, and
Vermont...............................
25, 773
New Jersey.............................
70,455
103,506
New Mexico and Arizona___
157
279
New Y ork................................. 7,445,897
6,674,603
........................
North
699,139Carolina
271,761
O h io .......................................... 10,323,194
9,119,611
Oregon......................................
406
1,066
Pennsylvania.......................... 6,961,945
7,793,950
South Carolina........................
5,925
Tennessee................................. 1,480,498
1,079,215
T exas........................................
20
928
V irginia...................................
712,079
574,711
Washington and Alaska .. ,
614
187
West Virginia.......................... j
178,086
174,021
W isconsin............................... 2,088,917
2,082,888
4,295,780
2,376,643
336,767
8,721
2,348,619
4,769,467
1,215,864
539,876
13,523
2,293,136
537
63,375
103
8,775,394
601
9,320,420
407
9,322,097
1,594
67,936
1,195
9,630,100
817
10,305,038
932
9,597,993
398,467
12,169
255
1,310,495
727
171,744
2,529,530
619,034
977,248
175
197,414
2,136,581
J912
1913
Tax. gallsA Tax. gallsA
122,348
122,427
113,103
69,230
11,926,361
11,076,156
160,326
1,413
120,882
11,221
3S,932,758
27,522,220
151,714
4,212
141,177
218
30,934
43,964,336
28,552,317
43,749,193
10,867,595
43,404,841
11,322,848
5 ,5S9,729
626, S63
6,007,318
635,023
5,355,847
2,284,627
495,934
5,066,211
2,004,580
530,028
2,383,874
2,214,558
583
678
120,743
70,786
891
1,873
10,179,057
10,057,414
727
2,203
11,419,929
11,268,793
1,357
259
10,5*3,503
11,679,588
586,329 *
548,614
1,956
622
1,505,780
1,437,649
115,492
44S,963
294,117
296,103
2.537,880
2,448,678
Total............................... '133,889,563 jl39,891,613 163,893,960 183,355.527 187,571,808 j 193,606,253
1See explanation of terms, p. 7.
8 State of Mississippi detached from Louisiana and consolidated with Alabama June 1,1903, to be
known as the district of Alabama.
8 Oklahoma was detached Feb. 6,1911, from the district of Kansas and constituted a separate col
lection district.
4After 1910 the two counties in Virginia are nominally included with that State.
N o t e ,— There was no production o f distilled spirits during th e fiscal year 1913 in the following
States and Territories: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Minne
sota, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, and
Wyoming.
180
FERMENTED LIQUORS— PRODUCTION BY STATES.
No. 1 4 0 .— FERMENTED LIQTJORS PRODUCED: Q u a n t i t i e s , b y S t a t e s , Y e a e s
E n d e d J u n e 30, 1908 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
1008
Alabama.............................
Mississippi..........................
A rk a n sas...........................
California...........................
Nevada ...............................
Colorado.............................
W yom in g...........................
C on n ecticu t......................
Rhode Isla nd.....................
Florida................................
G eorgia...............................
Hawaii.................................
Illinois.................................
Indiana...............................
Io w a ....................................
Kansas and Oklahoma®...
Kentucky.................................
Louisiana and Mississippi» ...
Maryland and two counties
in Virginia*........................ .
District of Columbia............ .
D elaw are............................... .
Massachusetts........................
M ich igan ................................
M innesota............................. .
M issouri..................................
Montana..................................
Id a h o ................1.....................
U tah.........................................
N ebraska............................... .
New Hampshire................... .
M aine...................................... .
Verm ont................................. .
New J ersey.............................
New M e x ico ...........................
A rizona....................................
New Y ork............................... .
North C arolina......................
North Dakota........................
South D akota........................ .
O h io ........................................
Oklahoma...............................
Oregon....................................
Pennsylvania........................ .
South Carolina...................... .
T exa s.
V irg in ia .........
W ashington...,
A laska............ .
West Virginia.,
Wisconsin....... .
Barrels.1
[■ 90,088
11,775
I-1,246,653
Barrels.*
57,319
10,452
1,188,881
437,780
411,470
450,876
1,239,934
14,968
138,370
12,685
5,535,299
1,366,075
411,455
27,100
738,852
511,439
1,211,588
15,750
115,155
14,048
5,525,473
1,273,081
437,177
5,872
704,948
475,432
1,311,365
19,425
128,750
13,633
6,024,884
1,304,148
482.668
510
756,441
466,301
196,905
7,569,557
4,090
260,638
547,738
192,8i4
877,263
341,700
4,910,473
414,519
274,733
268,168
44,940
50,605
4,061,730
4,257,053
194,231
7,050,262
5,157
255,200
553,792
164,293
822,234
293,189
4,600,931
224,722
7,664,141
2,942
221,850
612,156
174,479
867,065
302,780
4,816,387
Total 5............................. 58,814,038 j 56,364,36<
21,200
44,352
5,150,187
178
222,888
7,959,509
3,362
278,882
744,911
208,511
876,772
5,891
371,017
5,171,179
476,054
3S9,820
10
10,550
1,335,449
15,420
389,472
15,300
786,267
701,630
25,500
141,620
25.348
6,656,823
1,699,281
484,088
44,808
4,742,665
72
243,819
7,449,543
2,688
273,850
673,262
196,756
854,147
7,417
370,142
5,016,701
460,528
45,815
8,850
1,296,355
18,662
387,761
16,935
736,261
667,385
3,531,616
8,756
20,410
13,956,878
3,718,554
404,042
3,114,943
24,525
12,573,773
10,025
1,215,405
18,740
435,072
16,110
736,146
649,171
18,350
329,455
16,683
6,630,254
1,469,030
511,536
3,397,375
9,240
18,850
13,677,850
1,434,519
2,312,006
1,538,663
1,579,167
3,903,585
27,197
12,963,905
BarrelsA
44,945
3,261,214
3,418,162
8,777
26,975 fI
15,147
33,097,340 13,732,743
1,370,610
2,043,018
3,179,200
Barrels.1
13,290
822,555
471,560
1,077,884
286,721
142,017
2,381,435
1,724,156
1,652,184
4,223,769
241,385
32,780
140,123
436,268
260,395
532
1,443,952
1,483,207
1,412,071
Barrets. *
138,955
20,967
6,263,862
1,546,292
447,114
101
801,935
483,988
1,093,838
284,576
129,695
2,386,905
1,792,105
1,512,139
4,030,390
232,618
29,591
129,105
413,014
266,720
855
2,202,006
1,539,833
1,339,158
3,855,642
\
}
Barrels.1
11,553
12,700
1,255,131
52,345
4,573,275
245,002
7,811,731
5,258
256,395
678,796
190,473
. 875,028
5,287,347
63,283,123
62,176,6
821,640
642,156
1,139,620
266,580
145,895
2,541,615
2,008,371
1,633,452
4,170,085
268,851
27,213
140,648
442,388
289,010
65,324,876
1Of not more than 31 gallons.
2Oklahoma was detached Feb. 6,1911. from the district of Kansas and constituted a separate col
lection district, but there was no production of fermented liquors in either State during the liscal
year 1911.
aState of Mississippi detached from Louisiana and consolidated with Alabama June 1,1908, to be
known as the district of Alabama.
4After 1910 the two counties in Virginia are nominally with that State.
8 Includes quantities removed from breweries for export free of tax, as follows: 1907, 75,891 barrels;
1908, 66,353 barrels; 1909, 60,863 barrels; 1910,59,658 barrels; 1911, 66,272 barrels; 1912,68,061 barrels; 1913,
79,332 barrels.
181
COTTON SEED AND COTTONSEED PRODUCTS.
No. 1 4 1 .— COTTON SEED AND COTTONSEED PRODUCTS: P r o d u c t i o n a n ©
M a n u f a c t u r e , Q u a n t i t i e s a n d V a l u e s , 1887 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. In the preparation of this
table a number of sources of information have been utilized, but it has been found impracticable to
secure in all instances satisfactory data for the years indicated, and only an approximation to the
facts is claimed. Statistics of the quantity of seed produced and manufactured and of cottonseed
products relate to the growth year.]
Cottonseed-
Cottonseed products.
oil.
Manufactured.
Pro
duced.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
Quantity.
Short tons. Short tons.
823.000
3.291.000
3.310.000
794.000
3.495.000
874.000
4.093.000
1.023.000
4.274.000
1.068.000
3.183.000
050.000
3.579.000
1.431.000
4.792.000
1.677.000
3.416.000
1.435.000
4.070.000
1.628.000
5.253.000
2,101,000
5.472.000
2.353.000
4.668.000
2.479.000
4.830.000
2.415.000
4.630.000
3.154.000
5.092.000
3.269.000
4.717.000
3.241.000
6.427.000
3.345.000
5.060.000
3.131.000
5.913.000
3.844.000
4.952.000
2.565.000
5.904.000 3.670.000
4.462.000 3.269.000
5.175.000
4.106.000
6.997.000
4,921,073
6.104.000
4,579,508
Value
per
ton.
11.00
16.00
12.50
15.80
17.80
14.20
14.90
13.80
17.60
15.60
27.70
27.40
18.30
21.20
Total
value.
Dollars.
17.130.000
20.370.000
16.400.000
19.790.000
20.520.000
18.630.000
28.500.000
24.870.000
20.180.000
26,260,000
26,680,000
27.960.000
42.410.000
48.230.000
62.980.000
71.290.000
73.930.000
69.310.000
64.950.000
94.380.000
65.960.000
86.090.000
105.720.000
142.710.000
131.340.000
132.230.000
Quantity.
Gallons.
32.910.000
31.770.000
34.950.000
40.930.000
42.740.000
42.010.000
57.260.000
67.090.000
57.390.000
65.120.000
84.040.000
94.110.000
93.330.000
96.610.000
118,610,000
122.910.000
121.880.000
133.820.000
125.700.000
153.760.000
103.050.000
146.790.000
131,000,000
167.970.000
201.650.000
185.750.000
Per
gallon.
Dollars.
11.520.000
13.980.000
10.130.000
11.460.000
11.540.000
10.080.000
16,600,000
13.420.000
11.480.000
11.720.000
12.610.000
13.180.000
21.390.000
26.080.000
33.210.000
40.560.000
39,000,000
31.340.000
26.400.000
43.050.000
33.390.000
44.090.000
55.230.000
80.430.000
66.580.000
69.100.000
Cents.
35
44
29
28
27
24
29
20
20
18
15
14
23
21
30
42
33
37
Cottonseed products—Continued.
Cake and meal.
Quantity.
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892,
1893
1894
1895
1896,
1897.
1898
1899
1900,
1901
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911
1912
Short tons.
288,000
278.000
306.000
358.000
374.000
368.000
501.000
587.000
502.000
570.000
735.000
823.000
884.000
845.000
1.125.000
1.165.000
1.156.000
1.360.000
1.272.000
1.786.000
1.043.000
1.492.000
1.326.000
1.792.000
2.151.000
1.999.000
Hulls.
Per
ton.
Dollars.
5.610.000
6.390.000
6.270.000
8.330.000
8.980.000
8.550.000
11.900.000
11.450.000
8.700.000
14.540.000
14.070.000
14.780.000
16.030.000
16.270.000
21.930.000
23.310.000
24.840.000
27.770.000
29.250.000
39.140.000
23.300.000
33.580.000
35.910.000
44.660.000
49.720.000
45.970.000
Dolls.
19.48
22.99
20.49
23.27
24.00
23.23
23.75
19.51
17.33
25.51
19.14
17.96
18.13
19.25
19.49
20.01
21.49
20.42
23.00
21.91
22.34
22.51
27.08
24 92
23.11
23.00
Quantity.
1.169.000
1.139.000
1.487.000
1.541.000
1.528.000
1.213.000
1.135.000
1.593.000
927,000
1.330.000
1.189.000
1.375.000
1.642.000
1.540.000
Linters.
Per
ton.
3.190.000
3.990.000
6.320.000
5.390.000
5.710.000
5.590.000
5.110.000
8.840.000
6.379.000
6.080.000
9.810.000
11,370,000
9.890.000
9.710.000
* Of 500 pounds net.
2.73
3.50
4.25
3.50
3.74
4.61
4.50
5.55
6.87
4.57
8.25
&27
6.02
6.30
Quan
tity.
Total.
Per
pound.
Bales.i
Dollars\
Cents.
114,544
111,096
145,103
150,366
194.486
235,586
219,397
307,518
256.487
330,277
296,640
379,576
533,098
583,031
1,800,000
1.890.000
1.520.000
2.030.000
4.380.000
4.610.000
4.190.000
3.350.000
2.920.000
2.340.000
4.770.000
6.250.000
5.150.000
7.450.000
8.1
3.4
2.1
2.7
4.5
3.9
3.8
2.2
2.3
1.4
3.2
8.3
1.9
2.5
N o . 1 4 2 .—BUILDING OPERATIONS: N u m b er op P e rm its a n d C o s t o f B u ild in g s , b y P r in c ip a l C itie s , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1907 t o 1913.
m
[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
fed
1909
1908
Per
mits.
Coat of
buildings.
Per
mits.
Cost of
buildings.
609
4,169
3,129
3,546
17,397
3,049
451
9,353
2,215
8,174
2.173
1,394
2,509
4,941
312
1.174
733
3,903
1,687
944
3,943
7,599
2,634
441
3,592
3,625
Dollars.
2,224,541
4,554,771
8,250,677
19,223,226
71,292,844
8,742,082
2,729,345
59,093,080
7,680)160
15,888,407
4,181,260
3,837,180
6,349,604
14,226,300
1,414,916
2,053,755
4,054,335
5,893,726
6,008,014
1,472,279
9,611,922
13,304* 696
3,078,404
1,225,317
4,957,999
10,771,244
(*)
4,163
2,893
2,632
10,769
2,788
425
10,627
3,553
6,674
1,698
1,193
3,117
3,662
399
1,064
676
4,013
1,367
792
3,840
7,371
2,909
497
2,519
4,169
Dollars.
(*)
4,833,941
7,554,709
11,253,712
45,865,240
6,847,000
2,153,070
67,234,800
6,428,888
9,896,869
3,400,273
3,234,280
10,098,020
10,682,170
1,140,927
2,181,759
3,107,348
5,895>928
4,490,466
1,108,472
10,562,041
9,931,377
2,914,141
1,019,081
3,300,508
10,065,669
(*)
4.399
3,076
3,702
18,766
3,361
490
21,941
8,181
6,834
1,790
794
3,270
4.399
461
1,290
863
3,931
1,466
728
4,194
8,522
2,823
506
2,556
5,068
Dollars.
Dollars.
<*>
(*>
(■)
(a>
3,993
4,011
6,645,167
5,551,951
9,346,394
9,761,788
2,289
(*)
3,547
16,756,431 <3,608 <20,869,671
9,223
64,267,301
9,892 39,233,098
3,402
9,895,000 8,494
9.232.000
567
2,249,745
2,339,900
389
95,238,380 11,409 96,932,700 12,586
11,228
7,429,529
8,052,440
4,860
7,860
13,028,294
7,460 13,948,413
2,694
6,133,591
2,363
993
1,700,500
1,082 2.015.000
11,554,983
2,410
2,683 11,319,955
14,301,450 5,498 17,415,950
6,667
496
1,146,702
1,544,120
469
2,255,621
1,312
2,872,427
1,268
1,305
3,440,925
4,541,979
1,053
4,941
8,194,311
7,156,560 5,112
2,012
1,522 6,932,570
6,882,610
639
1,196,390
1,101,356
800
3,736
13,367,730
3,637 13,783,196
13,256,329 10,738 21,684,100 12,498
2,972,505
3,996,792
2,447
2,468
1,777,654
1,328,853
564
562
8,213
4,324,377
6,280,498
3,419
11,8*1,713
9,797,580
4,360
4,086
Cost of
buildings.
Per
mits.
Per
mits.
Cost of
buildings.
Cost of
buildings.
(*)
3,529
Dollars.
(*)
9,806,836
Dollars.
(2)
6,142,077
(0
19,379,396
37,218,384
10,364,000
2,905,525
103,272,000
12,688,540
16,994,677
4,668,277
2,339,390
6,084,260
19,012,670
2,706,575
2,520,296
5,896,244
8,349,477
5,506,342
867,702
12,818,103
23,004,185
5,625,527
1,500,269
5,859,146
12,299,375
(3)
4,410
11,408
4,090
580
10,751
5,386
8,790
2.656
1,214
2,254
7,991
572
1,433
1,277
4,781
1,336
455
3,953
16,455
2,379
572
3.657
4,361
(s)
26,755,652
40,537,784
12,992,000
2,946,490
83,175,900
8,660,264
18.180.078
4,675,303
3,55$, 120
5,332,675
25,588,470
1,240,255
2,456,516
7,379,525
9,150,407
5,911,880
795,775
12.127.079
31,367,995
6,562,777
1,291,649
7,162,214
15,257,162
Cost of
buildings.
D o lla rs.
5,190,363
9,225,901
20.649.389
30,718,659
11,992,621
8,047,656
90,980,820
6,733,099
23,816,160
5,508,408
4,997,170
2,797,148
29,819,190
W
4.674.389
5,784,751
9,390,913
(•)
1,266,009
10,895,207
31,641,921
4,052,547
899,300
3,949,368
13,576,3#
OPERATIONS,
Cost of
buildings.
BUILDING
Allegheny, Pa..........
Atlanta, Ga..............
Baltimore, M d.........
Boston, M ass..........
Brooklyn, N .Y .......
Buffalo, N .Y ...........
Cambridge, Mass—
Chicago, IU...............
Cincinnati, Ohio___
Cleveland, Ohio.......
Columbus, Ohio___
Dayton, Ohio......... .
Denver, Colo............
Detroit, Mich...........
Fall River, Mass___
Grand Rapids, Mich
Hartford, Conn........
Indianapolis, In d . - Jersey City, N. J ___
Kansas City, K ans..
Kansas City, M o—
Los Angeles,Cal.. . .
Louisville, K y .........
Lowell, Mass...........
Memphis, T a in .......
Milwaukee, W ls ....
Per
mits.
Per
mits.
1912
1911
1910
City.
Minneapolis, Minn.................................
Nashville, T en n ....................................
Newark, N .J ..........................................
4,960
6,202
10,006,485
2,040,458
2,732
9,543,520
682
6,225
14,363,830
6,026
13,736,285
2,006
1,515
1,499,408
1,503
1,378,997
1,666,600
14,177,159
2,781
1,676,640
13,394,812
2,460
10,976,334
11,628,358
16,246,308
7,037,337
950
2,601,150
2,937
940
2,400,050
3,048,575
4,386,065
1,196
<2,282
5,868,619
1,330
4,762,341
4,793,351
63,156,150
1,794
3,309,620
4,087,261
6,877 154,075,625
6,496 135,703,715
8,283
163,519,362
105,477,503
3,968
3,946
1,372
7,132,566
6,426,863
4,058
1,372
8,821,950
4,546,761
9,506,193
16,215
40,030,985
11,192
36,392,405
38,966,850
94,392 *11,963,257
10,093,915
4,215
2,419
1,969,505
7,161,668
2,256,000
2,824,942
774
2,872,300
986
6,267,650
1,179
919
3,091,465
1,047
4,226,322
1,036
5,815,247
2,457
5,744,311
2,795
5,165,212
2,530
4,483,730
7,629 186,047,477
6,318,612
3,286
6,913,643
1,606
7,204,140
1,633
17,294
42,881,870
8,592
6,250,988
37,866,565
113,372,673
6,103 117,819,382
3,614
1,526
6,320,663
8,207,983
4,536,643
36,352, (fa
13,363
12,740,762
s 4,023 *13,136,387
4,590,650
28,152,266
6,055
2,231
3,082
>2,503 214,026,888
* 3,903 •12,753,664
6,523 20,886,202
14,229,475
12,857,135
4,110,733
*3,890
*11,530,531
>15,470,953
7,686
19,152,370
8,224
14,662,071
13,272,125
4,936,300
2,765
5,524,200
2,866
8,630,800
<3)
<8)
1,397
1,054,565
4,012,822
1,528
3,456
10,082,528
3,680
9,446,982
4,849
10,505,151
4,739
13,481,380
3,224,400
1,386
4,034,000
1,788
5,340,600
2,268
571
497,700
458
1,046,900
3,574,812
411
1,532,050
1,914,184
6,965
(8)
<3)
1,378
3,122
9,272,132
1,667,563
21,893,167
678
9,119
1,717,723
21,190,369
937
9,279
2,255,759
772
1,129,931
648
850
1,119,797
873,763
23,733,272
4 9,419
19,600,063
8,152
18,607,556*
8,760
20,676,804
12,875,504
6,321,937
* 2,270
6,729
7,625,538
31,668,341
4,158
5,773
12,158,854
3,809
5,690
10,053,006
20,508,556
2,033
26,184,068
6,909,240
20,915,474
3,491
6,316
8,051,417
23,338,563
9,441,221
32,797,259
56,574,844
6,079
3,888
12,035,466
3,636,476
9,643,123
2,435,024
892
2,366,405
975'
3,987,943
787
1,969,454
676
1,716,491
1,260,403
7,901
13,777,329
14,884
19,044,335
894
13,082
2,085,948
13,572,770
17,418,078
7,491,166
4,222,282
3,400,665
10,215,604
3,068,896
1,201
1,065
5,258
1,102
3,317,195
2,081,448
10,800,096
2,286,261
1,573
1,314
9,935
1,270
4,855,811
2,014,462
15,468,635
4,314,435
1,701
1,732
6,766
1,257
5,019,032
4,058,188
13,731,756
4,284,055
10,959
1,698
5,238,184
9,819
1,546
8,415,326
4,487,861
<3)
4,678
1,545
(3)
14,464,548
4,716,163
(3>
5,048
1,698
9,321,115
5,202,168
5,986,361
17,693,848
9,272,146
6,689,900
4,899,313
Total............................................. 187,445 646,059,855 174,594 566,165,404 213,498 771,937,564 192,978 726,436,975 201,771 687,506,961
202,357
738,989,710 ‘672,095,665
Buildings erected.
« Public buildings not included.
• Data for the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx only.
7 Estimated.
*
183
1Figures for 1913 are from 4‘Bradstreet’s” and cover expenditures for building operations.
3 Statistics for Allegheny, Pa., which became a part of Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 1, 1908, are
Included under Pittsburgh.
* Data lacking.
(»)
OPERATIONS-
3,169,431
4,975,317
995,473
6,265,711
775,900
6,752,615
6,018,699
9,389,775
1,631
(*)
1,330
1,302
BUILDING
New Baven, Conn.................................
781
New Orleans, l a ................................. . 1,880
New York, N . Y . « ................................ 7,470
Oakland, Cal.......................................... 4,507
Omaha, Nebr ........................................ 1,500
Philadelphia, P a ................................... 15,359
Pittsburgh, Pa...................................... 3,631
Portland, O reg..................................... 3,860
Providence, R . I ................................... 1,201
Reading, Pa...........................................
1,103
701
Richmond, V a ......................................
Rochester, N. Y ..................................... 1,420
824
St. Joseph, Mo........................................
St. Louis, M o ........................................ 8,554
St. Paul, M in n ...................................... 1,892
6,437
San Francisco, Cal...............................
937
Scranton, P a ..........................................
Seattle, W ash........................................ 10,478
1,299
Syracuse, N. Y .....................................
Toledo, O hio.......................................... 1,176
Washington, D. 0 ................................ 5,015
Worcester, Mass.................................... 1,028
13,092,390
1,676,672
5,638
184
No. 1 4 3 .— SUMMARY OP MANUFACTURES: By S p e c ifie d I n d u s t r i e s , C a le n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, a n d 1909.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census; Department of Commerce. The figures for some industries do not represent the total production, because important establish
ments that manufacture the same class of products mav be included in other industries. Primary horsepower includes power generated in manufacturing establishments plus electric
and other power rented from outside sources; it does not include electric power generated by primary units of the establishments reporting. In the statistics of power for 1899 there
is a difference of 154,723 horsepower between the total and the sum o f the figures for (he various industries. This is due to the impossibility of making a correct revision of the
figures for each industry for comparison with 1904 and 1909. A minus sign (—) denotes decrease. ]
Industry.
Num
Cen ber o f
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
640
648
715
Artificial flowers and feathers and
plumes.
1909
1904
1899
412
213
224
Artificial stone1...
1909
1904
3,439
477
Artists' materials..
1909
1904
1899
Automobiles, including bodies and
parts.
1909
1904
1899
743
178
57
Awnings, tents, and sails.,
1909
1904
1899
621
390
340
Axle grease........................
1909
1904
1899
Dollars.
60,307
48,281
43,945
Dollars.
146,329
112,007
101,207
Dollars.
25,003
22,451
3,974
1,397
1,561
13,627
2,014
2,763
23,981
5,247
6,293
10,354
3,233
3,530
785
261
5,342
1,403
7,043
1,430
4,128
11,553
2,698
1,730
876
377
202
67
307
137
79
249
2,340
1,139
497
9,213
7,199
10,046
50,551
47,394
46,582
60,229
55,089
100,601
89,738
70,645
Dollars.
256,281
196,741
157,708
289
1,047
281
285
10,016
4,343
5,331
11,583
4,913
334
184
113
3,633
4,208
571
1,037
340
9,957
2,506
3,417
12,185
2,776
16,010
3,316
182
68
32
274
200
405
103
145
55
85
865
372
Dolls.
10,140
7,573
86,022
63,726
57,262
6.7
1.7
30.6
10.7
130.6
-1 8 .5
357.0
-1 6 .6
140.1
37.0
105.4
129.2
75,721
12,049
2.241
13,333
75,550
10,109
173,837
23,084
5,769
9,479
1,257
48,694
7,159
1,321
131,646
13,151
1,804
249,202
30,034
4,748
117,556
16,883
2,944
528.4
437.7
729.7
532.6
4.242
3,432
3,335
5,747
4,406
2,022
1,105
921
7,865
4,793
3,537
507
325
2,188
1,757
1,569
8,377
6,670
5,228
14,499
11,269
9,144
6,122
4,599
3,916
23.6
2.9
28.7
23.2
176
119
127
334
196
1,481
879
718
653
511
358
47.9
- 6.3
210
181
155
55
83
INDUSTRIES.
1909
1904
1899
Capital.
SPECIFIED
Agricultural implements.
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
tors Salaried
em
and
(average
firm ployees. number),
mem
bers.
Value
Per cent of
increase.
added by
manu
facture
Value
of
Cost of
Sal
(value of
materials. products. products Wage
aries.
less cost earn Value
ers
of mate
of
(aver prod
rials).
age
num ucts.
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Persons engaged in industry.
Babbitt metal and solder.................... 1909
1904
1899
109
75
51
66
70
528
243
145
897
569
535
1,491
882
2,293
1,138
999
7,418
4,129
3,116
739
205
172
Bags, other than paper....................... 1909
1904
1899
109
79
73
72
54
798
532
336
7,968
5,722
3,922
8,838
6,308
6,855
4,522
1,755
24,625
12,387
7,418
1,068
602
379
1909
1904
1899
74
62
63
42
53
429
360
340
3,212
2,473
1,989
3,683
2,886
3,885
2,927
2,148
10,780
11,441
6,917
714
405
369
Baking powders and yeast.................. 1909
1904
1899
Baskets, and rattan and willow ware. 1909
1904
1899
Beet sugar............................................ 1909
1904
1899
Belting and hose, leather.................... 1909
1904
1899
Belting and hose, woven and rubber.. 1909
1904
1899
Bicycles, motor cycles, and parts___ 1909
1904
1899
Billiard tables and materials............... 1909
1904
1899
Blacking and cleansing and polishing 1909
preparations.
1904
1899
Bluing................................................... 1909
1904
1899
Bone, carbon, and lampblack............. 1909
1904
1899
Boots and shoes, including cut stock 1909
and findings.
1905
1899
144
164
191
456
486
454
58
51
30
139
117
104
46
39
25
95
101
312
54
48
74
501
294
275
82
56
65
27
25
15
1,918
1,895
2,253
110
150
1,266
756
749
279
236
182
1,184
783
350
1,264
614
443
974
614
231
502
361
2,034
233
116
88
1,556
723
686
138
47
54
67
47
21
15,788
9,518
8,348
2,155
3,531
2,449
3,355
1,938
4,664
5,419
5,106
5,867
4,217
7,204
8,389
3,963
4,726
1,970
3,006
4,370
2,092
2,800
1,667
6,319
7,304
4,390
5,019
2,025
5,017
4,437
3,319
3,761
17,525
1,495
1,776
796
934
453
2,417
4,407
1,782
2,786
1,758
313
545
20G
306
220
228
302
200
258
85
198,297 215,923
160,294 171,940
151,231
3,335
2,965
2,446
7,196
6,252
5,997
57,202
35,490
14,460
5,638
3,220
2,162
20,547
13,491
5,612
5,932
5,730
19,847
2,642
631
277
3,977
2,708
1,873
242
284
116
1.023
1,085
365
96,302
63,968
55,489
Bags, paper..........................................
476
525
1
100
94
11
15
78
81
48
52
434
281
94
53
7
11
1,838
2,128
33,647
1,710
13,233
939
8,338
835
244
4,199
3,600
203
2,844
140
129,629
1,769
55,923
1,005
20,142
357
17,457
1,502
10,785
787
7,408
485
24,260
1,384
984
15.909
6,020
380
9,780
582
351
5,883
29,784
1,753
352
4,705
1,618
151
884
105
7,557
1,780
4,560
774
3,662
713
556
112
570
45
415
41
1,842
78
1,663
48
782
24
222,324 18,629
136,802
9,412
110,363
8,159
1Included in "Marble and stone” In-1899.
2,942
1,829
1,102
1,046
1,042
717
1,747
1,731
1,213
4,808
2,487
1,092
1,861
1,165
914
2,956
2,067
982
2,908
1,971
8,190
1,011
601
278
1,146
738
634
114
77
79
149
105
46
98,463
73,072
61,924
16,270
10,864
7,998
19,768
13,100
9,191
3,498
2,236
1,193
57.6
6.4
50.9
42.5
46,364
30,758
16,439
54,882
37,399
19,652
8,518
6,641
3,213
39.3
45.9
46.7
90.3
10,355
6,595
4.499
15,698
10,087
6,799
5,343
3,492
2.300
29.9
24.3
55.6
48.4
9,338
8,940
7,127
2.335
1.803
1.335
27,265
14,487
4.804
15,623
9,317
7.500
14,505
10,787
4,528
5,083
2,628
16,792
3,369
937
729
20,775
19,043
14,508
5,695
5,187
3,636
48,122
24,394
7,324
11,437
10,103
7,441
3,360
3,384
2.301
20,857
9,907
2,520
8,069
4,903
3,123
10,224
7,004
2,358
5,616
2,525
15,124
2,509
1,286
919
7,717
4,2C8
3,546
—12.0
26.4
9.1
30.7
- 8.7
21.1
9.8
42.7
81.8
101.2
97.3
233.1
43.7
25.5
66.6
33.9
43.9
116.8
39.0
158.4
33.7
—81.1
107.6
—83.9
87.8
75.7
164.4
34.9
35.6
1.4
69.7
29.2
51.9
- 6.4
58.2
17.9
14.0
135.3
68.7
80.0
23.7
6.0
43.4
23,3
4,383
3,152
494
2;6
245
445
203
106
332.738
225'. 288
191,456
14,220
10,623
24,729
17,791
6,886
10,699
5,153
31,916
5,878
2,223
1,648
14,679
8,651
6,698
1,074
679
576
1,093
648
3C0
512,798
357,688
290,047
648
445
254
180,060
132,400
98,591
g
1-3
d
w
S3
GQ
2
Q
CD
00
Ol
op
M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S pecified I n d u s t r ie s , Ca l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904; a n d 1909—Continued.
Cen-
Boots and shoes, rubber.....................
22
22
22
1,287
1909
1904
274
297
315
301
384
1909
1904
1899
949
796
729
815
786
18,226
14,836
20,037
1909
1904
1899
Brooms and brushes i......................... 1909
1904
1899
Butter, cheese, and condensed milk.. 1909
1904
4,215
4,634
5,423
1,282
1,316
1,523
8,479
8,926
9,242
4,285
5,295
Brick and tile................................... .
18,899
19,815
25,903
26,084
25,017
1,451
1,551
8,019
6.801
Wage
earrt(avernumber).
Dollars.
43,905
39,442
Dolls.
1,415
874
597
Dollars.
8,544
8,867
6,427
Dollars.
29,577
32,000
Dollars.
49,721
70,065
41,090
Dollars.
20,144
38,065
18,407
Value
Of
prod
ucts.
- 7.3
32.0
-29.0
70.5
6,115
6,282
4,609
6,852
7,036
6,049
5,548
4,274
5,403
4,457
3,288
471
333
172
2,234
370
216
2,120
4,313
3,810
3,061
8,491
7,786
5,857
4,178
3,976
2,796
- 2.7
36.3
9.1
32.9
1,440
3,239
2,326
1,368
39,514
32,082
27,653
43,568
35,194
23,323
15,117
9,286
35,475
22,691
14,979
3,709
2,313
1,269
14,015
10,208
8,152
25,716
16,686
11,765
54,450
36,867
27,316
28,734
20,181
15,551
23.2
16.0
47.7
35.0
3,995
3,000
1,813
40,618
33,168
27,166
45,441
36,952
106,120
69,494
47,257
109,319
77,438
51,120
5,540
3,778
2,297
23,677
17,666
13,599
149,989
102,407
88,654
50,761
36,754
27,465
22-5
46.5
15.5
17,124
8,358
9,167
100,216
81,278
60,192
144,322
109,673
65,298
37,241
22,472
212,910
122,353
80,002
13,764
6,273
6,063
59,351
43,172
27,864
238,034
155,989
95,052
396,865
269,583
175,369
158,831
113,594
80,317
4,951
3,690
2,426
1,539
982
900
5,056
3,507
2,818
76,528
85,764
75,006
341,169
255,362
176,700
8,800
6.441
4,482
101,349
93,845
88,062
174,673
119,957
82,086
18,982
12,052
9,616
71,284
47,256
36,303
5.439
3,530
2,025
1,661
925
758
3,591
1,376
912
37,139
28,646
21,883
5,404
4,380
3,788
11,081
8,413
6,146
23,736
16,317
11,006
15,578
10,999
9,544
235,546
142,920
108,841
92,776
71,152
51,270
29,126
21,104
18,484
274,558
168,183
130,783
69,040
54,835
40,264
13,548
10,105
8,940
39,012
25,263
21,942
66,021
61,979
12,153
- 11,425
10,346
18,431
15,557
12,799
15,143
13,958
31,506
25,865
22.1
47.2
53.7
15.9
6.5
6.4
10.4
38.0
14.2
18.5
21.5
63.2
28.6
IN D U S T R IE S .
1909
1904
1899
Sal
aries.
Expressed in thousands.
14,391
Brass and bronze products................. 1909
1904
Bread and other bakery products—
17,612
Capital.
SPECIFIED
Boxes, fancy and paper......................
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em
and
(average
firm ployees. number),
mem
bers.
JJT
Boxes, cigar.........................................
1904
1899
Num
ber o f
estab
lish^
ments.
Per cent of
increase.
M AN U FACTU RES,
Value
added by
manu
facture
Cost of
Value of (value
of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Persons engaged in industry.
Industry.
186
No. 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y
Butter, reworking...............................
1909
1904
113
90
29
295
404
148
418
526
' 1,471
1,684
631
3,543
1,719
256
Buttons............
444
275
1,058
768
339
16,427
10,567
8,685
18,004
11,637
12,831
6,982
4,165
15,640
7,784
4,213
Calcium lights..
10
22
19
4
16
6
15
41
55
26
85
53
132
80
55
144
95
12
6
Candles8. . '.......................
16
17
103
89
539
816
649
930
799
931
2,959
3,004
Canning and preserving..
3,767
3,168
2,570
71,972
66,022
81,179
60,831
38,624
119,207
79,246
55,481
35
10
4,244
3,450
Card cutting and designing...........
Carpets and rugs, other than rag..
7,760
5,628
4,199
59,968
56,944.
57,012
7,424
6.247
1,345
128
85
30
8,200
7,271
2,115
-27.0
173.0
12.8
243.8
55.5
21.7
104.0
44.7
—63.4
-25.5
-61,5
13.4
9,541
4,144
2,803
22,708
11,134
7,696
13,167
6,990
4,893
11
24
24
35
35
52
135
119
100
84
161
135
246
294
2,176
2,911
3,130
3,889
954
978
-33.9
-19.5
7,884
5.231
3,479
19,082
16,336
13,705
101,823
83,147
63,668
157,101
130,466
99,335
55,278
47,319
35,667
5.3
- 0.1
20.4
31.3
261
135
374
478
313
1,031
1,083
618
657
605
305
-2 4 .6
114.2
- 4.8
75.2
15,536
13,724
11,121
39,563
37,948
27,229
71,188
61,586
48,192
31,625
23,638
20,963
0.3
16.9
15.6:
27.8
2,568
1,918
1,755
1,879
1,429
1,133
14.2
31.7
33.9
9.3
4
98
66
25
525
696
325
702
834
269
222
219
139
139
133
1,265
1,023
687
33,307
33,221
28,411
34,706
34,393
38,553
33,945
26,740
75,627
56,781
44,449
217
137
57
1,982
1,736
1,318
2,688
2,331
2,651
1,667
599
1,546
1,100
867
419
324
172
5,300
4,003
2,726
5,769
4,379
5,281
3,633
2,462
4,336
2,907
490
341
159
2,217
1,783
1,090
4,129
2,840
1,996
8,805
6,371
4,290
4,676
3,531
2,294
32.4
46.8
38.2
48.5
6,803
6,294
5,026
69,928
77,882
73,812
82,944
90,751
126,032
106,159
83,771
175,474
152,345
128,962
7,960
6,581
4,759
37,595
38,363
33,565
81,951
77,528
66,772
155,869
138,262
77,942
78,341
71,490
-10.2
5.5
2.6
12.7
Carpets, rag.,
2,209
1,397
675
443
Carriages and sleds, children's........
1909
1904
1899
84
78
77
Carriages and wagons and materials
1909
1904
1899
5,492
5,588
6,792
1909
1904
1,145
1,140
1,292
19,097
13,329
7,094
282,174
236,870
173,595
301,273
250,199
293,361
167,973
95,087
238,317
146,886
119,473
17,339
11,920
181,344
142,153
96,007
199,413
151,105
109,472
405,601
309,775
218,114
206,188
158,670
108,642
19.1
36.4
30.9
42.0
541
86
108
1,281
499
201
22,418
11,052
7,025
23,699
11,551
85,794
3,154
6,443
12,906
10,782
1,204
543
194
14,486
7,013
4,405
15,168
5,463
4,337
31,963
13,437
9,371
16,795
7,974
5,034
102.8
57.3
137.9
43.4
Cars and general shop construction
and repairs by steam-railroad com
panies.
Cars and general shop construction
and repairs by street-railroad com-
6,213
6,575
1Includes 898 establishments reported as “ Brooms” and 384 as “ Brushes’ ' in
INDUSTRIES.
60
43
SPECIFIED
6,789
3,680
2,826
MANUFACTURES, BY
24
* Included in ‘ Soap” in 1899.
OO
188
No. 1 4 3 .— S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f i e d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
persons engaged in industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried
em
and
(average
firm ployees. number).
mem
bers.
Capital.
Dollars.
139,805
88,179
88,324
1904
421
264
144
3,583
4,730
3,585
4,005
4,997
15,161
7,054
4,865
14,168
12,976
7,615
Cash registers and calculating ma
chines.
1909
1904
1,777
923
327
7,465
4,079
2,067
0,249
5,012
6,944
4,139
1,340
27,224
7,588
5,242
Cement1...............................................
1909
1904
135
129
2,719
1,383
26,775
17,478
29,511
18,887
371,799
149.604
187,398
85,759
Charcoal................................................
1909
1904
1899
76
74
183
25
25
23
631
923*
1,786
731
1,025
165
355
164
641
717
811
2,778
2,123
23,714
19,806
19,020
27,791
22,707
208.604
132,262
90,349
155,144
96,621
1909
154
123
Chemicals *........................................... 1909
1904
China decorating.................................. 1909
1904
1899
Chocolate and cocoa products............ 1909
1*904
1899
Clocks and watches, including cases 1909
1904
and materials.
1899
436
273
120
97
109
2,826
2,090
1,314
23,857
22,579
17,155
3,404
2,396
25,439
23,891
10,593
5,217
2,756
14,957
10,731
7,251
13,685
8,379
6,891
57,500
42,189
31,514
Dolls.
5,138
2,855
1,538
Dollars.
27,135
20,248
16,987
Dollars.
78,753
75,657
61,743
Dollars.
123,730
111,175
90,510
Dollars.
44,977
35,518
28,767
26.5
1.8
11.3
22.8
2,177
2,840
1,951
4,260
5,341
3,967
7,810
10,844
7,305
3,550
5,503
3,338
31.9
—28.0
48.4
5,312
2,442
1,250
3,552
1,516
921
23,708
9,875
5,675
20,156
8.359
4,754
83.0
97.3
140.1
74.0
15,320
8,814
29,344
12,215
63,205
29,873
33,861
17,658
53.2
22
16
253
343
431
448
642
405
1,292
1,134
424
650
729
-31.6
-48.3
-3 2 .5
13.9
6,137
4,048
2,923
14,085
10,790
9,393
64,122
42,063
34,546
117,689
75,222
62,637
53,567
33,159
28,091
19.7
4.1
56.5
20.1
80
16
21
970
463
371
2,181
1,638
957
191
99
122
1,269
822
526
12,944
11,892
8,315
311
108
207
15,523
9,723
6,877
11,131
9,872
8,819
786
327
485
22.390
14.390
9,666
35,197
29,790
475
219
278
6,867
4,667
2,789
24,066
19,918
13,291
2,736
1,109
22,110
45.8
-2 4 .5
35.2
59.1
55.6
48.9
5.7
18.2
34.7
INDUSTRIES.
97,797
55,994
Cars, street-railroad, not including
operations of railroad companies.
number).
Value
of
prod
ucts.
SPECIFIED
47,094
36,367
110
73
(aver-
BY
43,086
34,058
33,453
1909
1904
Wages.
Expressed in thousands.
4,001
2,303
1,366
Cars, steam-railroad, not including
operations of railroad companies.
Sal
aries.
Per cent of
increase.
MANUFACTURES,
Industry.
Value
added by
maimfacture
Value of (value
Cost of
of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Cloth, sponging and reflnishing..
1909
1904
Clothing, horse..............................
1,167
704
322
109
142
73
55
1,648
1,063
575
1,830
1,168
1,454
656
271
1,031
1,075
271,437
196,366
1,544
1,053
566
1,459
1,014
549
2,773
1,329
848
4,135
2,140
1,305
811
457
105
95
781
700
22.6
48.9
46.6
86.0
55.0
84.9
93.2
64.0
3,279
1,499
654
171
72
47
492
342
177
176
137
113
225
262
247
12
5
6
42,725
29,829
20,457
275.320
176,557
140,191
26,725
15,740
12,032
106,277
68,459
56,391
297,515
211,433
168,169
568,
406,
270,562
195,335
155,670
38.0
10.2
39.7
25.6
129,301
73,948
48,432
20,418
9,976
6,574
78,568
51,180
32,586
208,788
130,720
84,705
384,
247,
175,964
116,942
74,635
32.9
38.2
55.4
55.4
110,
84,
27,328
18,341
14,415
25.7
- 6.7
31.3
21.1
12,562
10,765
7,007
10.3
23.8
21.0
45.3
181
164
20
8
11
903
944
6,354
5,145
6,419
7,006
23,239
15,671
11,906
173,689
157,549
4,558
3,351
2,701
6,482
4,913
18,796
10,920
6,715
153,743
115,705
83,739
179,021
131,538
Coffee and spice, roasting and grind*
ing.*
607
421
458
442
5,529
2,844
2,749
• 7,490
5,959
6,387
13,516
9,245
22,334
15,703
16,270
46,042
38,735
28,437
6.596
3,216
2,951
3,676
2,830
2,487
83,205
65,847
55,112
Coffins, burial cases, and undertak
ers’ goods.
284
239
217
161
1,948
1,161
948
11,448
9,797
16,490
13,178
8,927
25,843
18,532
13,585
2,411
1,345
1,023
4,633
4,120
3,077
11,964
9,501
6,945
1909
1904
1899
315
278
241
101
73
1,852
1,386
915
29,273
18,981
16,999
31,226
20,440
152.321
90,713
2,072
1,247
797
15,454
9,304
7,086
64,025
29,885
19,666
51,729
35,585
31,672
21,844
15,919
54.2
11.7
85.0
45.4
Confectionery..
1909
1904
1,944
1,348
8,384
5,124
4,304
44,638
36,239
54,854
42,729
35,870
24,292
19,410
68,326
43,125
26,319
9,137
4,840
3,525
15,615
11,699
81,151
48,810
35,354
134, 796
87,'087
644
53,645
38,277
25,290
23.2
34.9
54.8
43.6
Cooperage and wooden goods, not
elsewhere specified.
1909
1904
1,693
1,719
1,798
1,760
1,853
1,688
1,537
969
26,269
27,743
29,717
31,133
65,108
56,988
50,342
36,756
25,602
2,047
1,752
963
11,715
11,843
34,971
23,619
60,248
57,956
42,025
23,320
22,985
18,406
- 5.3
9.6
4.0
37.9
Copper, tin, and sheet-iron products. - 1909
1904
4,228
2,540
1,985
164
145
160
4,423
2,851
8,896
4,827
2,924
1,314
1,050
682
449
171
112
73,615
53,035
38,317
86,934
60,713
30,229
217,532
147,608
49,679
76,020
56,467
43,153
4,804
10,288
6,070
2,810
1,863
1.597
39,501
26,269
16,924
9,133
8,824
6,554
503
235
117
112,582
63,921
42,602
40,915
46,031
33,064
5,341
2,149
1,505
199,824
119,033
78,359
61,020
64,664
49,078
9,662
3,510
2,107
87,242
56,012
35,75720,105
18,633
16,014
4,321
1,361
602
38.8
38.4
66.6
53.1
1.9
17.0
- 5.6
31:8
65.9
823
175.3
66.6
Clothing, men’s, including shirts.
Clothing, women's........................
Coke.......- ........
Cordage and twine, and jute and linen
goods.
1909
1904
Cordials and sirups.,
1904
1899
1 Included in “ Lime” in 1899.
27,214
26,442
21,651
1,095
34,767
78,'549
66,244
* 47,999
1,154
782
573
1,021
627
242
121
1,153
8 Includes “ Sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids” and “ Wood distillation, not including turpentine and rosin/
• Includes "Peanuts, grading, roasting, cleaning, and shelling,” in 1899.
1,666
11.6
2.8
INDUSTRIES,
146
141
149
SPECIFIED
651
504
BY
127
62
35
MANUFACTURES,
975
795
534
I I
Clothing, men’s, buttonholes......
125
59
39
190
No. 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f i e d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged in industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Pro
prie
tors
and
firm
Wage
Salaried earners
Total.
em
(average
ployees. number).
Primary
horse*
power.
Capital.
bers.
8.5
23.7
32.3
2.3
15,640
6,135
6,357
33,257
14,862
14,451
17,617
8,727
8,094
60.0
-1 0 .8
123.8
2.8
132,859
96,206
86,690
371,009
286,255
176,552
628,392
450,468
339,200
257,383
164,213
162,648
19.9
4.3
39.5
32.8
130
116
154
180
159
251
1,089
762
1,673
1,849
1,343
2,607
760
581
934
19.6
—58.3
37.7
-48.5
49
49
185
136
136
3,142
2,895
2,340
3,376
3,080
3,746
2,589
1,563
Dollars.
6,327
4,009
2,684
Dolls.
267
198
195
Dollars.
1,098
888
688
Dollars.
3,435
2,459
2,404
Corsets..................................................
1909
1904
1899
138
109
188
91
96
1,956
877
815
17,564
10,975
12,297
19,611
11,948
4,581
3,284
3,638
18,033
9.589
7,290
2,871
1,010
966
6,464
3,600
3,645
Cotton goods, including cotton small
wares.
1909
1904
1899
1,324
1,154
1,055
377
432
8,514
6,981
4,902
378,880
315,874
302,861
387,771 1,296,517
323,287 986,604
795,834
822,238
613,111
467,240
14,412
10,238
7,350
Crucibles............................................... 1909
1904
1899
12
11
11
4
3
59
57
89
335
280
671
398
340
816
627
760
2,051
1,577
1,844
1
Cutlery and tools, not elsewhere
specified.
1909
1904
1899
959
838
721
814
827
3,351
1,989
1,464
32,996
26,188
19,642
37,161
29,004
68,294
54,397
38,283
67,380
43,729
30,152
4,182
2,333
1,606
17,581
13,125
9,434
18,279
13,278
9,748
53,266
39,022
28,146
34,987
25,744
18,398
26.0
33.3
36.5
38.6
Dairymen’s, poulterers’, and apia
rists' supplies.1
1909
1904
233
176
206
165
1,354
500
4,871
2,608
6,431
3,273
6,898
3,994
15,188
5,030
1,416
359
2,671
1,167
6,089
3,203
15,463
6,545
9,374
3,342
86.8
136.3
Dentists’ materials.............................. 1909
1904
1899
Drug grinding...................................... 1909
1904
1899
Dyeing and finishing textiles............. 1909
1904
1899
87
80
68
25
27
26
426
360
298
69
79
340
290
182
214
107
102
2,939
2,196
1,318
1,573
1,922
1,017
922
981
644
44,046
35,565
29,776
1,982
2,291
865
1,113
375
3,322
2,866
4,697
107,746
84,868
69,238
6,258
4,681
2,112
5,187
4,991
2,838
114,093
88,709
60,643
545
334
184*
268
155
127
5,035
3,407
2,267
744
949
509
464
483
292
21,227
15,469
12,726
8,101
5,510
2,109
3,454
3,024
3,315
35,261
19,621
17,958
10,836
7,810
3,721
6,007
5,146
4,308
83,556
50,850
44,963
2,735
2,300
1,612
2,553
2,122
993
48,295
31,229
27,006
-1 8 .2
89.0
38.7
109.9
- 6.0
52.3
16.7
19.5
23.8
19.4
64.3
13.1
16
23
318
310
1,152
1,111
47,303
38,071
INDUSTRIES.
Dollars.
2,505
2,032
1,988
62
50
62
SPECIFIED
Dollars.
5,940
4,491
4,392
Cork, cutting........................................ 1909
1904
1899
-MANUFACTURES, BY
Industry.
Per cent of
Value
increase.
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value of
Sal
Cost
of
Wages. materials. products.
aries.
products Wage
less cost earn Value
ers
of mateof
(aver prod
rials).
age
ucts.
ber)"
Expressed in thousands.
22,213
17,671
11,409
17,935
14,904
7,839
942
609
312
1,291
1,264
9,684
6,829
4,746
15,955
10,893
7,351
6,271
4,064
2,605
—11.5
64.4
46.5
48.2
439 17,905
400 10,619
5,067
87,256
60,466
42,013
105,600
71,485
158,768
105,876
43,674
267,844
174,066
83,660
20,193
11,091
4,632
31,842
20,579
108,566
66,837
49,458
221,309
140,809
92,434
112,743
73,972
42,976
44.3
43.9
57.2
52.3
287
144
115
2,717
1,943
2,086
2,458
4,461
2,588
2,933
2,324
1,287
1,322
243
132
1,652
1,093
949
1,205
747
784
4,510
2,665
2,720
3,305
2,218
1,936
39.8
- 6.9
52.1
9.0
20
11
483
188
125
1,943
801
546
2,446
1,000
4,005
1,965
1,044
6,231
2,249
1,490
657
217
127
1,156
451
2,651
705
509
6,711
2,062
1,382
4,060
1,357
873
142.6
46.7
225.5
49.2
108
124
167
105
99
188
595
307
2,125
9,963
7,835
2,418
10,657
1,695
7,856
3,052
18,571
9,302
204
814
309
922
3,830
2,334
1,496
7,394
5,522
3.316
16.316
10,194
1,820
8,922
4,672
—78.7
27.2
—79.7
60.1
Engravers' materials........................... 1909
1904
1899
18
10
11
18
13
47
6
13
129
49
76
189
549
135
105
393
98
101
96
31
45
609
96
142
921
171
282
$12
75
140
163.3
—35.5
438.6
-39.4
Engraving and diesinHng.................. 1909
1904
1899
253
805
277
300
352
174
175'
75
351
376
2,250
1,899
2,046
1,265
—16.8
es.2
- 7.1
65.0
Engraving, wood.................................. 1909
1904
1899
82
114
144
89
129
711
648
614
585
588
551
- 5.9
.6
9.7
5.5
Explosives......................................
1909
1904
1899
86
124
97
Fanc^y articles, not elsewhere speci-
1909
1904
1899
Fertilizers............................
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1890
1,009
784
581
1909
1904
1899
461
812
302
554
371
1909
1904
1899
51
34
34
Enameling and japanning *................ 1909
1904
1899
Electrical machinery,
and supplies.
apparatus,
Electroplating..
Emery and other abrasive wheels—
2,880
2,100
73
38
22
318
838
336
480
505
39
45
47
193
185
231
21
24
763
1,289
768
6,274
5,800
4,502
7,058
7,113
28,601
29,665
19,195
50,168
42,307
19,466
1,134
1,797
914
4,304
3,309
2,384
22,812
17,204
10,335
40,140
29,603
17,125
17,328
12,399
6,790
8.2
23.8
35.6
72.9
494
435
496
477
483
1,526
1,066
875
12,191
10,199
8,451
14,194
11,745
8,310
5.886
4,386
15,768
9,501
1,728
1,037
739
5,096
4,080
10,361
7.537
5,943
22,632
17,594
12,896
12.271
10,0^7
6,953
19.5
20.7
28.6
33.4
550
399
422
323
294
3,317
1,613
1,712
18,310
14,184
11,581
21,950
16,091
64,711
47,989
38,680
121,537
68,917
4,406
1,934
2,125
7,477
5,127
4,185
69,522
39,288
28,958
103,960
55,541
44,657
34.433
17,253
15,699
29.1
22.5
83.9
26.6
1909
57
1904
62
86
1899
Firearms and ammunition.
1909
66
62
1904
65
1899
t Included in other classifications in 1839.
47
65
316
109
127
1,297
728
432
4,158
3,276
3,160
14,715
13,634
9,713
4,521
3,450
7,383
5,697
4,835
17,840
21,408
7,470
10,413
5,866
3,858
39,377
22,493
13,635
170
154
1,920
1,100
614
1,978
1,514
1,277
8,427
7,755
5,103
1,596
1,311
1,166
17,021
12,339
8,742
5,691
4,392
3,404
34,112
28,206
18,472
4,095
3,081
26.9
3.7
29.6
29.0
17,091
15,867
9,730
7.9
40.4
20.9
52.7
Files.....................................
30
38
1,782
16,042
14,400
1,449
1,211
720
168
160
s Totals for 1899 and 1904include some establishments classed as11Copper, tin, and sheet-iron products ” in 1909.
191
1,308
1,573
964
INDUSTRIES.
3*015
3,150
107
98
77
SPECIFIED
2,397
2,707
1,647
65
82
1909
1904
1899
MANUFACTURES, BY
553
361
229
Dyestuffs and extracts...
192
No. 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f ie d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged in industry.
Tire extinguishers, chemical..
society
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried
em
and
firm ployees. number).
bers.
Primary
horse
power.
95
66
47
195
178
64
215
140
26
1909
1904
1899
Dollars.
127
108
Dollars.
305
229
71
Dollars.
754
582
218
DoUars.
449
353
147
29.6
167.0
1,403
1,480
1,638
1,567
1,637
517
347
219
2,209
1,543
1,086
217
141
146
579
536
507
769
628
2,269
1,987
1,785
1,373
1,218
1,157
- 5.2
- 9.6
14.2
11.3
1904
1899
211
171
145
743
476
306
3,572
2,872
2,078
4,522
3,517
1,173
949
435
5,781
3,916
2,406
710
482
259
1,489
1,128
620
3,810
2,506
2,144
8,114
5,608
4,088
4,304
3,102
1,944
24.4
38.2
44.7
37.2
1,229
1,543
1,251
2,634
2,599
873
704
5,341
4,405
3,314
4,458
672
594
8,828
7,772
6,308
4,370
3,836
3,017
-2 0 .4
23.3
13.6
23.2
30
15
12
164
214
211
1,147
600
187
785
239
72
9
7
467
347
159
131
114
-2 3 .4
1.4
34.6
118.2
12,031
7,415
5,522
39,453
39,110
775,318
670,719
349,152
265,117
189,281
12,517
7,352
5,258
21,464
19,822
16,285
767,576
619,971
428,117
883,584
713,033
501,396
116,008
93,062
73,279
.9
21.4
23.9
42.2
55,166
28,162
15,485
869,305
606,165
443,085
4,995
3,543
3,505
64,685
51,784
21,401
1,514,332
1,034,135
790,741
2,688
1,516
5,865
2,999
1,495
93,795
59,703
39,318
255
73
79
7,043
4,398
3,099
321,521
246,573
219,870
276
156
136
83,942
37,668
24,777
540,011
367,412
363,036
1,272
625
125,331
61,180
39,837
1,228,475
880,514
798,454
2,298
1,059
1,129
41,389
23,512
15,060
688,464
613,102
435,418
1,026
434
501
377
384
1909
1904
16
17
4
Flour-mill and gristmill products—
1909
1904
11,691
10,051
9,476
14,570
13,098
Food preparations..........................
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1,213
766
645
13,253
10,765
11,046
49
34
1,131
749
377
350
4,866
2,657
1,538
9,851 74,623
49,406
9,370
34,286
219
77
75
66,054
59,623
14,968 20,965
11,333
14,739
8,214
531,011 615,485
443,409 502,185
426,985
710
464
315
414
278
653
478
104.9
19.8
3.8
39.5
10.3
47.3
13.3
117.0
- 6.2
INDUSTRIES,
142
132
136
Flax and hemp, dressed................
Dolls.
134
59
42
34
46
1909
1904
Foundry supplies..............................
Dollars.
527
1909
1904
1899
Flavoring extracts..........................
Foundry and machine-shop prod
ucts.1
Capital.
SPECIFIED
Flags, banners, regalia,
badges, and emblems.
Num
ber of
estab
lish
ments.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Cen
sus
year.
Industry.
Per cent of
Value
increase.
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value
Cost
of
Sal
of
Wages. materials. products.
aries.
products Wage
less cost earn Value
ers
of mate
of
(aver prod
rials).
age
num ucts.
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
26187°— s a 1913-------- 13
Fuel, manufactured *..
1909
11
2
22
Fur goods.....................
1909
1904
1899
1,241
867
734
1,717
1,245
2,506
1,172
1,141
11,927
9,370
7,768
Furnishing goods, men’s ... .
1909
1904
1899
900
547
457
1,022
694
4,431
2,597
2,149
38,482
27,185
Furniture and refrigerators.,
1909
1904
1899
3,155
2,593
1,909
2,657
2,286
13,031
8,642
6,751
128,452
114,105
90,591
Furs, dressed........................
1909
1904
1899
93
85
92
115
109
116
110
46
Galvanizing.........................
1909
1904
1899
46
36
28
26
34
Gas and electric fixtures and lamps
and reflectors.
1909
1904
1899
619
405
377
Gas, illuminating and heating..
1909
1904
1899
Glass...........................................
50
155
311
156
2,120
1,994
907
29,249
17,990
12,484
2,553
1,229
1,006
7,788
5,123
3,927
31,777
21,202
14,281
55,938
37,119
25,899
24,161
15,917
11,618
27.3
20.8
50.7
43.3
12,116
5,421
3,552
49,009
28,044
20,576
5,210
2,158
2,188
15,093
8,760
9,730
49,125
26,565
23,670
87,710
49,032
44,346
38,585
22,467
20,676
41.6
-10.3
78.9
10.6
144,140
125,093
221,451
169,774
119,608
227,134
158,986
109,267
15.561
9,524
65,618
51,788
36,920
108,775
76,892
57,406
239,886
177,795
130,634
131,111
100,903
73,228
12.5
26.0
34.9
36.1
1,241
1,105
835
1,472
1,324
2,103
1,260
1,063
1,672
1,296
798
806
755
478
811
1,642
520
2,391
3,216
1,400
1,580
1,574
880
12.3
32.3
-25.7
129.7
216
167
52
1,447
1,256
535
1,689
1,457
1,367
1,603
409
4,197
2,690
1,776
257
192
47
787
620
229
5,719
4,745
1,678
7,338
6,419
2,471
1,619
1,674
793
15.2
134.8
14.3
159.8
431
334
3,614
1,749
1,294
18,861
12,570
11,238
22,906
14,653
15,862
8,444
6,991
4,340
2,198
1,492
10,393
6,408
5,188
20,467
11,078
7,962
45,057
26,560
19,821
24,590
15,482
11,859
50.0
11.9
69.6
34.0
1,296
1,019
877
277
71
13,515
9,406
5,904
37,215
30,566
51,007
40,043
128,350
73,101
31,797
915,537
725,035
567,001
12,385
8,464
5,273
20,931
17,058
12,436
52,428
37,180
20,605
166,814
125,145
75,717
114,386
87,965
55,112
21.8
36.1
33.3
65.3
1909
1904
1899
363
399
355
87
96
3,575
3,040
2,268
68,911
63,969
'52,818
72,573
67,105
123,132
91,476
52,943
129,288
89,389
61,424
4,994
3,940
2,792
39,300
37,288
27,085
32,119
26,146
16,731
92,095
79,608
56,540
59,976
53,462
39,809
7.7
21.1
15.7
40.8
Glass, cutting, staining, and orna 1909
menting.
1904
1899
583
453
411
617
504
1,111
743
475
9,362
8,379
4,914
11,090
9,626
4,897
3,973
2,098
10,296
7,365
4,001
1,295
776
487
5,249
4,359
2,394
6,246
4,845
3,535
16,101
13,138
8,750
9,855
8,293
5,215
11.7
70.5
22.6
50.1
Gloves and mittens, leather..
1909
1904
1899
377
339
394
458
427
1,138
640
659
11,354
10,645
14,345
12,950
11,712
2,725
2,165
16,909
10,706
9,090
1,256
585
547
4,764
3,840
4,183
13,208
10,001
9,483
23,631
17,740
16,926
10,423
7,739
7,443
6.7
-25.8
33.2
4.8
Glucose and starch................
1909
1904
1899
118
140
132
86
111
968
619
553
4,773
4,679
5,943
5,827
5,409
28,257
35,986
26,642
38,866
24,053
1,413
655
2,666
2,641
2,855
36,899
25,519
21,580
48,799
32,650
30,927
11,900
7,131
9,347
2.0
-21.3
49.5
5.6
Glue.........................................
1909
1904
1899
65
58
61
45
42
590
352
159
3,265
2,864
1,618
3,840
3,258
15,596
14,280
14,289
10,673
6,144
747
465
192
1,571
1,529
685 1
13,718
6,193
14.0
36.7
10,035
3,849
77.0 . 9*2
5,389
1,622
> Not reported separately in 1904 or 1999.
16,152
11,787
» Includes “ Locomotives, not made by railroad companies,” and "Stoves and furnaces,^including gas and oil stoves," in 1899.
7,525
6,186
3,767
No. 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f ie d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged in industry .
Industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried
em
and
(average Total.
firm ployees. number).
mem
bers.
Primary
horse
power.
Capital.
Sal
aries.
Wages.
Value
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value
Cost of
of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Expressed in thousands.
Per cent of
Increase.
earn Value
ers
of
(aver prod
age
ucts.
num
ber).
62
86
35
. 1,383
1,402
1,163
1,553
1,594
259
278
149
1,184
1,072
1,087
DoUs.
78
85
36
DoUars.
637
663
499
Dollars.
1,518
1,476
1,604
Dollars.
2,630
2,695
2,666
Dollars.
1,112 - 1.4
20.6
1,219
1,062 .
41
57
173
95
76
456
287
219
690
439
1,735
1,068
765
3,894
2,326
1,944
249
127
83
346
206
141
21,984
17,538
10,932
23,612
18,724
11,812
58.9
1,628
31.0
1,186
880 .
26.1
58.5
Graphite and graphite refining........
9
11
11
96
33
16
162
218
137
262
257
1,472
922
805
1,786
478
411
115
30
21
89
108
64
405
117
217
1,140
342
429
735 -2 5 .7
59.1
225
212 .
233.3
-20.3
Grease and tallow..............................
353
300
783
481
4,357
3,628
2,040
5,504
4,415
14,613
11,738
8,031
16,676
10,284
7,071
991
583
266
2,629
2,114
1,067
15,543
12,369
8,752
23,419
18,815
11,953
7,876
20.1
77.8
6,446
3,201 .
24.5
57.4
1,394
706
1,167
1,485
5,700
2,602
2,677
4,939
1,869
903
159
81
58
638
275
407
468
264
264
1,688
788
1,089
91.4
1,220
524 -3 9 .5
825 .
114.2
-27.6
995
2,281
72
252
1,614
2,230
218
62
23
4,716
1,132
760
434
98
33
1,610
335
287
6,081
728
496
11,216
1,782
1,406
5,135
309.5
1,054
5.2
910 .
529.4
26.7
157
171
113
344
290
308
34
27
16
95
91
102
311
190
243
578
447
480
.4
267
257 -20.1
237 .
29.3
- 6.9
903
721
462
2,439
1,915
1,736
433
224
141
952
797
696
1,127
737
663
3,673
2,811
2,611
9.6
2.4
30.7
7.7
106
106
Gold and silver, leaf and foil............
Gold and silver, reducing and refin
ing, not from the ore.
364
306
Grindstones........................................
Haircloth1..........................................
Hair work...........................................
1909
1904
Hammocks.........................................
1909
1904
1899
Hand stamps and stencils and brands 1909
1904
1899
250
125
11
72
298
148
551
126
44
375
363
4,383
1,137
39
26
21
272
271
513
280
171
1,651
1,506
1,470
2,539
2,149
• 2.4
1.1
616 .
2,546
2,074
1,948
Hat and cap materials........................
1909
1904
1899
74
65
70
63
87
188
114
50
2,367
2,414
1,371
2,618
2,615
2,922
2,239
1,770
6,183
4,265
1,744
231
127
60
947
849
434
5,380
4,217
2,798
8,236
6,440
3,849
2,856
2,223
1,051
Hats and caps, other than felt, straw,
and wool.5
1909
1904
1899
494
415
644
688
605
720
418
643
6,201
6,594
12,544
7,609
7,617
990
797
3,252
5,275
4,185
8,394
783
436
675
3,421
3,354
5,025
6,690
6,308
10,907
13,689
12,956
21,393
Hats, fur felt........................................
1909
1904
1899
273
216
171
264
252
1,763
1,367
726
25,064
22,047
18,880
27,091
23,666
19,245
16,630
11,843
35,734
23,258
16,701
2,097
1,488
944
14,223
11,282
9,119
22,109
15,975
13,514
Hats, straw * ........................................ 1909
1904
98
68
91
79
799
438
8,814
5,567
9,704
6,084
3,482
2,366
11,538
6,036
1,427
487
4,471
2,434
Hones and whetstones........................
1909
1904
1899
18
17
18
13
12
8
19
19
152
220
189
173
251
677
684
593
382
423
217
6
20
6
Horseshoes, not made in steel works
or rolling mills.
1909
1904
1899
19
8
7
7
1
60
40
18
293
232
231
360
273
1,015
1,014
545
1,396
1,227
463
Hosiery and knit goods....................... 1909
1904
1899
1,374
1,144
1,006
1,134
1,067
5,721
4,330
2,831
129,275
104,092
83,691
136,130
109,489
103,709
78,769
57,346
-
1.9
76.1
27.9
67.3
6,999
6,648
10,486
- 6.0
-4 7 .4
5.7
-3 9 .4
47,865
36,629
27,811
25,756
20,654
14,297
13.7
16.8
30.7
31.7
11,468
5,510
21,424
10,357
9.956
4,847
58.3
106.9
72
94
73
110
103
64
268
308
196
158
205
132
-3 0 .9
16.4
-1 3 .0
57.1
99
54
36
166
127
117
356
256
211
1,015
799
498
659
543
287
26.3
.4
-2 7 .0
60.4
163,641
106,943
82,066
7,691
4,455
3,138
44,740
31,615
24,434
110,241
76,789
51,195
200,143
137,076
95,834
89,902
60,287
44,639
24.2
24.4
46.0
43.0
House-furnishing goods, not else
where specified.
1909
1901
1899
260
237
209
236
234
773
543
581
4,907
4,778
5,212
5,916
5,555
9,328
8,748
8,531
12,784
9,872
10,634
1,007
£82
628
2,035
1,880
1,838
12,371
9,627
9,198
18,509
15,011
14,278
6,138
5,384
5,080
2.7
- 8.3
23.3
5.1
Ice, manufactured...............................
1909
1901
1899
2,001
1,320
775
1,066
746
3,927
2,332
1,531
16,114
10,101
6,880
21,107
13,179
317,789
191,660
100,421
118,641
66,592
38,020
3,868
2,001
1,226
9,779
5,549
3,403
11,317
6,011
3,312
42,953
23,790
13,781
31,636
17,779
10,469
59.5
46.8
80.6
72.6
Ink, printing........................................ 1909
1904
1899
71
60
60
38
45
695
361
253
1,121
711
503
1,854
1,117
5,857
3,384
1,895
7,144
4,610
2,945
1,002
530
345
773
475
298
4,175
2,613
1,536
8,865
5,774
3,080
4,690
3,161
1,544
57.7
41.4
53.5
87.5
Ink, writing.......................................... 1909
1901
1899
47
42
44
37
36
282
141
148
505
430
285
824
607
169
224
359
2,114
1,287
877
376
191
134
203
170
114
1,078
858
573
2,505
1,881
1,293
1,427
1,023
720
17.4
50.9
33.2
45.5
1909
1901
1899
263
225
261
222
200
1,136
508
389
4,817
3,437
2,775
6,175
4,145
4,856
2,110
2,471
11,724
5,383
4,476
1,233
532
402
2,925
1,823
1,429
2,918
1,350
1,363
10,504
5,378
4,853
7,586
4,028
3,490
40.2
23.9
95.3
10.8
Iron and steel, blast furnaces............. 1909
1901
1899
208
190
223
48
26
4,581
2,231
1,767
38,429
35,078
89,241
43,061 1,173,422
37,335
773,278
497,272
487,581
236)146
143,159
6,525
2,891
2,304
Instruments, professional and scien
tific.
i Included in other classifications in 1904 and 1999.
* Includes “ Hats, straw,” in 1899.
70,791
320,638
68.8
24,607
391,429
9.6
12.1
178,942
18,935
231,823
52,881 -1 0 .6
131,504
75,253
18,484
206,757
3Included in " Hats and caps* other than felt, straw, and wool,” in 1899;
&
N o . 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f i e d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged in industry.
Industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Iron and steel, steel works and rolling
mills.
1909
1904
1899
Iron and steel, bolts, nuts, washers,
and rivets, not made in steel works
or rolling mills.
Iron and steel, doors and shutters___
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
Iron and steel forgings..
Iron and steel, nails and spikes, cut
said wrought, including wire nails,
not made in steel works or rolling
mills.
Iron and steel pipe, wrought............ 1909
1904
1899
Jewelry......................................... .
1909
1904
1899
Jewelry and instrument cases............ 1909
1904
1899
Kaolin and ground earths................ . 1909
1904
1899
20,639
14,330
7,454
172
138
90
57
76
102
1,012
632
420
197
93
20
935
605
322
432
406
431
11,345
8,000
7,660
1,601
699
117
8,168
5,665
4,688
475
296
193
4,799
2,603
1,806
232
121
52
308
253
6,817
5,416
5,536
30,347
22,080
20,468
2,070
1,676
819
1,990
2,157
2,094
1,846
1,436
139
126
12,395
8,771
3,239
4,147
4,477
7,309
5,723
36,992
26,119
2,441
1,923
2,351
2,501
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
D o U s.
D o lla r s .
26,191
17,860
9,433
163,201
122,492
102,336
657,501
441,204
390,895
985,723
673,965
597,212
328,222
232,761
206,317
15.7
13.3
46.3
12.9
1,373
912
571
* 224
117
19
1,300
824
411
562
454
444
5,793
3,642
2,992
874
• 407
86
5,003
3,428
2,559
1,353
1,684
2,042
12,804
7,807
8,071
1,283
602
116
10,240
5,752
5,213
3,972
4,686
8,562
24,485
14,687
13,978
3,006
1,477
320
20,293
66.7
5.1
129.0
497.4
103.5
361.6
44.2
20.8
67.6
16.0
10,438
8,192
8,923
14,777
11,681
6,880
5,907
1,723
875
204
10,053
6,358
5,225
4,220
4,237
6,215
40.2
5.6
27,803
16,069
7,697
7,723
10,533
12,853
30,250
18,913
10,800
3,045
1,120
262
27,755
28,246
9,676
8,898
8,742
10,751
20,656
15,094
11,717
11,204
7,872
. 6,656
527
359
208
20,920
17,325
18,404
22,266
13,053
18,344
63,811
39,679
'27,872
1,841
1,438
548
13,226
10,196
12,212
2,473
2,496
18,358
12,593
10,644
954
624
323
897
22,942
12,747
15,524
36,675
24,177
22,235
1,221
843
436
2,042
1,869
1.651
30,886
17,401
21,292
80,350
53,226 '
46,129
3,116
2,292
1,157
4,681
4,439
3,722
7,944
4,654
5,768
43,675
29,049
23,894
1,895
1,449
721
2,639
2,570
2,071
22,113
13,825
9,165
1,816
811
9,193
6,347
Capita).
1,004,735
700,182
430,232
240,076 260,762 2,100,978
207,562 221,956 1,649,299
1,100,801
183,249
446
415
445
27
19
1,537
1,023
851
120
97
63
119
131
145
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em ( average
and
firm ployees. n umber).
mem
bers.
Per cent of
Value
increase.
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value of
Cost of
Sal
Wages. materials. products.
aries.
products
less cost earn
ers
of mate*
(aveiv prod
rials).
age
num ucts.
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
5,838
2,939
1,842
417
329
257
12,110
—24.9
-1 7 .8
25.9
- 2.2
77.5
-18.3
37.4
7.9
51.0
15.4
23.5
104.6
- 7.7
3.0
2,313
1,348
754
2,880
1,610
1,589
919
392
3,857
2,118
848
541
258
120
1,123
609
289
1,910
957
388
4,670
2,462
1,105
2,760
1,505
717
71.6
78.8
89.7
122.8
Lapidary w ork................................... . 1909
1904
1899
169
102
43
627
507
498
681
679
554
212
4,806
2,384
8,067
195
109
51
889
657
499
6,560
6,224
4,656
9,173
7,647
5,786
2,613
1,423
1,130
23.7
1.8
20.0
32.2
Lard, refined, not made in slaughter*
ing and meat-packing establish
ments.
1909
1904
1899
110
77
54
' 399
441
499
515
723
598
714
1,434
1,163
1,336
108
108
80
180
219
238
$631
5,640
7,497
10,326
6,129
8,631
695
489
1,134
- 9.5
-1 1 .6
68.5
—29.0
Lasts.....................................................
1909
1904
1899
254
186
97
1,728
1,208
1,131
2,029
1,453
3,386
2,866
1,951
3,061
2,009
1,485
412
223
106
1,203
798
650
1,324
768
527
4,169
2,520
1,880
2,835
1,752
1,353
43.0
6.8
65.0
34.0
Lead, bar, pipe, and sheet.................
1909
1904
1899
234
177
151
646
605
1,044
834
3,179
2,487
2,007
20,587
5,015
3,949
360
239
202
510
405
322
7,412
7,910
6,280
9,145
9,277
7,478
1,733
1,367
1,196
24.3
6.8
- 1.4
241
34
Leather goods...................................... 1909
1904
1899
2,375
1,918
1,568
2,552
2,148
6,066
4,171
3,207
34,907
34,189
29,274
40,508
28,148
16,257
10,947
69,814
50,919
33,895
6,701
4,148
2,829
17,921
15,707
11,892
60,027
44,435
33,195
104,719
82,121
60,414
44,692
37,686
27,219
2.1
16.8
27.5
35.9
784
1,112
4,114
3,251
2,442
57,239
52,109
67,100
61,602
148,140
117,450
332,727
242,584
173,977
6,744
4,452
3,159
32,103
27,049
22,591
248,279
191,179
155,000
327,874
252,621
204,038
79,595
61,442
49,038
8.7
9.8
29.8
23.8
794
500
968
731
1,406
13,897
11,152
19,085
15,659
12,383
27,671
18,198
93,540
22,596
48,787
1,080
703
1,416
5,980
4,597
7,741
6,731
5,437
11,040
17,952
14,751
28,674
11,221
9,314
17,634
24.6
-4 1 .6
21.7
-4 8 .6
613
805
965
1,335
1,080
661
6,430
5,355
3,720
8,328
7,229
46,120
42,349
31,427
72,450
50,101
32,540
1,988
1,393
890
3,074
2,657
1,733
35,977
25,626
15,145
204,699
131,270
96,794
168,722
105,644
81,649
20.1
44.0
55.9
35.6
Liquors, malt.......................................
1,414
1,630
1,507
11,507
9,055
7,146
54,579
48,137
39,459
66,725
58,068
347,726
266,159
197,901
671,158 22,804
515,630 17,316
413,767 13,038
41,206
34,541
25,776
96,596
74,907
51,598
374,730
298,346
236,915
278,134
223,439
185,317
13.4
22.0
25.6
25.9
Liquors, vinous....................................
290
435
579
492
344
1,911
1,913
1,163
2,726
2,801
6,771
6,713
3,416
27,908
17,775
863
573
365
972
1,002
446
13,121
11,098
6,547
6,495
5,405
2,858
.1
64.5
18.2
69.5
2,029
1,164
14,909
24,806
16,945
25,979
35,102
29,806
52,060
38,421
2,297
1,675
8,914
15,796
31,582
59,552
16,522
31,849
—39.9
-4 7 .0
6,021
6*625
6,029
7,470
8,076
5,330
4,-653
3,357
7,950
13,475
3,261
5,525
1,119
8,295
3,315
13,270
955
4,975
6,118
10,847
789
2,550
4,729
InCluded ln “ Foiindry and machine-shop products” In 1899.’
- 9.1
9.9
1.5
22.3
1909
1904
1899
1,049
1,306
L im ei.................................................... 1909
1904
1899
998
396
Locomotives, not made b y railroad
companies.1
Looking-glass and picture frames___
431
- 467
i Includes " Cement” and “ Wallplaster” In 1899.
9,058
7,634
5,500
15,060
27,703
-
397
437
442
362
6,626
5,693 •
3,689
IN D U S T R IE S .
Liquors, distilled................................. 1909
1904
SPECIFIED
Leather, tanned, curried, and fin
ished.
BY
482
197
96
rFACTU KES,
1909
1904
1899
Labels and tags...................................
198
N o . 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f i e d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, a n d 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged In industry.
Lumber and timber products.
Malt...........................................
Matcnes....................................
Mattresses and spring beds. . .
Millinery and lace goods....... .
Mineral and soda waters.........
M inors......................................
1909
1904
1899
114
141
146
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
4,964
2,608
2,952
26
23
22
12
12
9
930
716
589
1,579
860
591
4,916
3,468
2,763
148
119
103
6,026
3,300
869
^757
1,934
1,163
5,743
4,099
131
117
41,145
30,038
20,940
Capital.
Dollars
695,019 784,989 2,840,082
532,566 5913,342 1,886,624
1,658,594
508,766
DoUars
1,176,675
733,708
541,595
47,428
31,737
18,715
318,739
245,834
188,395
D oU s.
D o U a r s.
508,118
360,325
364,964
425
444
290
1,760
2,054
1,990
2,237
2,594
26,441
20,288
13,834
47,934
884
747
471
1,348
1,457
1,183
30,464
23,621
14,817
5,646
3,456
2,606
543
176
66
65,603
51,110
41,686
3,631
3,185
2,047
987
625
1,197
11,322
10,427
7.649
39,201
27,500
16,871
13,147
10,879
8,788
2,994
2.649
2,555
77,275
57,866
187,686
102,887
83,119
6,224
3,539
2,666
1,433
1,524
1,733
17,689
13,220
7,980
7,918
4,737
1,852
19,392
12,214
8,037
3,862
2,795
2,333
114,842
79,170
52,982
11,953
5,334
3,893
4,051
839
994
23,735
14,514
7,999
35,705
17,850
10,765
42,305
28,098
19,727
4,890
3,859
3,184
6,386
4,000
2,440
723
178
87
95
67
31
2,039
1,253
770
5,381
2,296
1.393
2,846
1.393
1,161
450
332
277
42,546
31,899
22,843
1,390
1,101
613
37,397
26,569
21,546
1,918
1,254
851
5,166
2,754
1,592
3,170
1,576
1,423
384
302
269
4,220
3,368
1,040
696
14,109
12,438
46,301
31,417
22,060
16,554
3,509
3,068
237
5,771
4,816
3,102
16,308
10,307
5,818
6,902
5,488
4,080
1,763
1,375
1,232
3,421
1,067
574
516
20,483
15,326
10,227
45,040
26,259
15,<654
16,466
10,002
8,565
5,905
4,587
4,996
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
1,156,129
648,011
30.5
4.7
30.7
16.2
7,788
6,668
4,557
-1 4 .3
3.2
26.3
56.3
75,696
58,275
42,121
6,754
2,362
2,585
1,365
28.4
22.6
33.3
33.3
760,992
30,289
19,374
113,093
84,844
63,667
11,353
5,647
6,006
2,432
1,243
1,165
35,783
27,755
17,956
85,894
50,778
29,469
43,508
30,251
23,269
9,571
7,605
8,004
15,300
12,429
7,729
40,854
24,519
13,815
27,042
20,249
14,704
3,666
3,018
3,008
14.0
55.6
-
101.0
6.0
49.9
-47.8
95.7
6.7
8.6
36.3
28.9
54.6
42.5
63.0
69.2
72.3
20.8
23.8
43.8
30.0
13.0
3.7
25.9
- 5 .0
INDUSTRIES,
Mats and matting....................
40,671 48,825
25,153 30,738
28,133
Primary
horse
power.
SPECIFIED
Marble and stone work1.........
1909
1904
1899
Pro
prie
tors Salaried Wage
Mid
em
(average Total.
Ann ployees. number).
mem
bers.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Num
ber of
estab
lish
ments.
Industry.
Per cent of
Value
increase.
added b y
manu
facture
Cost of
Sal
Value of (value of
Wages. materials. products.
aries.
products Wage
less cost earn Value
of mate*, ers
of
(aver prod
rials).
age
ucts
num
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
Models and patterns, not including
paper patterns.
1909
1904
1899
709
547
530
840
656
439
242
118
4,171
2,780
2,607
6,460
3,678
6,486
4,358
3,021
5,576
2,896
2,250
490
238
113
2,929
1,788
1,565
2,876
922
825
8,868
4,545
3,834
5,992
3,623
3,009
50.0
6.6
96.1
18.5
Moving pictures................................... 1909
16
5
207
506
19,428
396
335
2,192
4,206
2,014
Mucilage and paste.............................. 1909
1904
1899
127
111
116
108
100
255
158
166
538
470
458
901
728
2,335
1,505
1,426
2,717
2,430
1,220
353
166
155
286
237
193
3,283
2,301
1,613
4,918
3,556
2,556
1,635
1,255
943
14.5
2.6
38.3
39.1
Musical instruments and materials,
not specified.
1909
1904
1899
187
181
229
187
190
260
225
158
1,822
2,139
2,405
2,269
2,554
1,423
1,603
1,417
3,298
3,743
3,896
343
252
142
992
1,162
1,232
890
1,130
1,205
3,228
3,482
3,395
2,338
2,352
2,190
-1 4 .8
-11.1
- 7.3
2.6
Musical instruments, pianos and
oxgans and materials.
1909
1901
1899
507
444
390
297
303
3,565
2,722
1,518
38,020
33,081
21,309
41,882
36,106
41,623
30,134
20,789
103,234
68,482
43,810
5,552
3,728
2,015
22,762
18,527
11,543
43,765
27,987
17,371
89,790
66,093
41,024
46,025
38,106
23,653
14.9
55.2
35.9
61.1
Needles, pins, and hooks and eyes... 1909
, 1904
; 1899
49
46
52
27
31
313
200
135
4,638
3,965
2,653
4,978
4,196
4,542
2,440
2,103
6,705
5,332
4,618
393
253
147
2,064
1,596
1,067
2,329
1,584
1,228
6,694
4,751
3,238
4,365
3,167
2,010
17.0
49.5
40.9
46.7
Oakum................................................... 1909
1904
1899
6
6
7
7
5
9
11
10
113
142
171
129
158
342
488
416
14
14
17
42
49
51
232
241
284
338
361
440
106
120
156
-2 0 .4
-1 7 .0
- 6.4
-18.0
Oil, castor............................................. 1909
1904
, 1899
4
4
3
4
12
14
12
54
43
49
500
260
1,038
625
539
27
27
17
32
28
29
661
487
293
905
643
395
244
156
102
25.6
-12.2
40.7
62.8
Oil, cottonseed, and cake.................... 1909
1904
1899
817
715
369
110
63
4,092
3,229
1,569
17,071
15,640
11,007
21,273
18,832
192,342
150,246
73,071
91,086
73,770
34,451
4,295
3,062
1,579
5,835
4,838
3,143
119,833
80,030
45,166
147,868
'96,408
58,727
28,035
16,378
13,561
9.9
41.2
53.4
64.2
Oil, essential......................................... 1909
1904
1899
68
52
47
73
68
45
37
39
290
132
168
408
237
1,218
849
1,048
1,365
723
576
61
40
25
123
70
61
1,255
1,111
589
1,737
1,465
813
482
354
224
119.7
-21.4
18.6
80.2
Oil, linseed............................................ 1909
1904
1899
29
30
48
9
13
292
156
285
1,452
1,349
1,328
1,753
1,518
13,211
9,473
8,491
18,982
9,850
15,461
740
423
446
893
786
693
31,035
23,153
24,396
36,739
27,577
27,184
5,704
4,424
2,788
7.6
1.6
33.2
Oil, not elsewhere specified................. 1909
1904
1899
189
186
201
118
148
1,311
663«
810
1,715
1,305
1,456
3,144
2,116
5,772
5,207
18,441
11,229
9,889
1,923
882
991
1,060
752
738
21,407
14,438
10,975
30,865
22,923
18,612
9,458
8,485
7,637
31.4
-10.4
34.6
23.2
Oilcloth and linoleum......................... 1909
1904
1899
31
27
27
11
12
345
217
153
5,201
3,883
3,230
5,557
4,112
16,125
19,634
13,803
8,879
649
361
295
2,826
1,944
1,628
15,550
10,050
7,550
23,339
14,792
11,403
7,789
4,742
3,853
33.9
20.2
57.8
29.7
10,112
7,561
1 Includes “ Artificial stone” In 1899.
SI
I
§
200
N o . 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f ie d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, and 1909—Continued.
Persons engaged in industry.
,
I
Cen
sus
year.
Num
ber of
estab
lish
ments.
Dollars.
6,497
4,398
7,640
Dottars.
8,148
5,574
12,500
Dollars.
1,651
1,176
4,860
7,809
4,742
5,725
3,410
2,544
10,147
5,381
4,212
1,157
427
287
3,394
1,923
1,599
4,187
2,320
2,101
11,735
6,117
5,211
14,240
11,633.
9,697
21,896
16,480
56,162
41,288
30,443
103,995
75,486
60,053
10,378
5,677
5,017
8,271
6,264
4,926
79,016
69,827
44,739
5,246
3,778
2,935
76,978
66,964
49,646
81,473 1,304,265
70,051 1,093,708
762,118
409,348
277,444
167,508
9,510
6,097
4,501
40,805
32,019
20,746
2,946
1,734
1; 092
19,211
14,726
9,727
22,385
16.696
27,067
16,226
10,421
48,662
27,345
18,152
3,701
1,993
1,342
1,755
1,790
751
38
9
25,659
17,008
12,707
5,757
5,156
34,397
2,827
1,602
4,578
2,237
256
99,942
75,607
56,173
11,410
5,218
13,464
3,646
1,169
675
490
72
17,007
9,975
8,265
373
197
184
209
122
Optical goods.,
1909
1904
217
122
91
1,248
316
375
4,330
3,716
Paint and varnish. .
1909
1904
791
639
600
7,200
4,408
3,710
Paper and wood p u lp .,
1909
1904
777
761
763
Peanuts, grading, roasting, cleaning,
and shelling.i
1909
1904
812
2,802
2,293
15,404
9,483
8,094
281
167
173
193
116
1,082
836
22,895
20,472
19,028
1,419
1,919
2,436
1,949
1,356
41,101
32,248
1,731
2,106
2,177
1,490
Wage
earn Value
ers
of
(aver prod
age
ucts.
num
ber).
16.1
—51.8
46.2
-55.4
7,548
3,797
3,110
47.8
16.6
91.8
17.4
124,889
90,840
69,562
45,873
31,013
24,823
22.4
20.0
37.5
30.6
165,442
111,252
70,530
267,657
188,715
127,326
102,215
77,463
56,796
15.2
32.9
41.8
48.2
8,169
5,577
3,658
31,249
19,645
14,191
55,171
33,946
24,355
14,301
10,164
30.5
51.4
62.5
39.4
407
445
262
9,897
7,913
6,910
750
953
1,144
351
205
646
337
125
50,376
39,494
31,950
3,478
2,666
1,582
8,612
6,324
2,611
2,265
562
141,942
117,436
88,791
6,229
5,033
3,936
9,737
7,261
1,965
1,928
437
91,566
77.942
56,841
2,751
2,367
2,354
1,125
937
-14.9
29.6
15.3
303.0
11.8
7.6
-26.1
-21.2
43.7
23.8
27.9
SPECIFIED* INDUSTRIES,
Dollars.
413
316
534
606
522
1,084
26
15
3,642
2,777
2,154
49
.54
Expressed in thousands.
Dolls.
276
166
206
394
1909
1904
1899
Patent medicines and compounds 1909
1904
and druggists* preparations.
1899
Paving materials................................. 1909
1904
Wages.
Dollars.
3,558
1.551
3,024
12
14
24
Paper goods, not elsewhere specified. 1909
1904
Sal
aries.
2,408
1,560
1,356
1909
1904
456
439
Capital.
773
730
Oleomargarine.
Paper patterns.-
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em
and
(average
firm ployees. number).
mem
bers.
Per cent of
increase.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Industry.
Value
added by
manu
facture
Cost of
Value of (value of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Pencils, lead.........................................
1909
1904
1899
11
8
7
4
3
375
283
81
4,134
3,065
2,162
4,513
3,351
3,448
2,625
1,360
7,867
4,981
2,227
Pens, fountain, stylographic and
•gold.
1909
1904
1899
65
49
45
51
39
544
224
146
1,225
933
696
1,820
1,106
569
349
527
3,121
1,545
1,087
Pens, steel............................................. 1909
1904
1899
5
5
3
1
56
72
13
699
663
473
766
736
244
294
Petroleum, refining............................. 1909
1904
1899
147
98
67
42
24
2,669
1,974
1,201
13,929
16,770
12,199
16,640
18,768
Phonographs and graphophones. . . . . 1909
1904
1899
18
14
11
2
6
727
537
144
5,199
3,397
1,267
1909
1904
1899
103
130
153
59
74
1,342
1,155
469
Photo-engraving................................... 1909
1904
1899
313
223
203
233
227
Fipes, tobacco...................................... 1909
1904
1899
62
68
98
822
873
1,000
Photographic apparatus and mate
rials.
Pottery, terra-cotta, and fire-clay
products.
1909
1904
1899
Printing and publishing..................... 1909 31,445
1904 27,793
1899 23,814
1,712
1,059
3,596
1,804
1,031
7,379
4,426
2,222
3,783
2,622
1,191
34.9
41.8
66.7
99.2
712
533
371
2,246
1,166
664
4,739
2,774
1,706
2,493
1,608
1,042
31.3
34.1
70.8
62.6
804
576
357
205
138
95
103
52
577
474
294
371
242
5.4
40.2
21.7
61.2
90,268
46,019
36,127
181,916
136,281
95,328
9,830
9,989
6,717
199,273
139,387
175,005
123,929
37,725
35,618
21,070
-1 6 .9
37.4
35.4
41.2
5,928
3,940
6,371
2,522
1,062
14,363
8,741
945
666
179
2,841
1,684
3,099
4,161
11,726
10,237
2,246
8,627
6,076
1,418
53.0
168.1
14.5
355.8
5,195
3,812
3,444
6,596
5,041
8.637
• 5,061
3,412
18,918
7,720
5,518
1,109
453
3,037
1,796
1,443
6,708
4,162
3,378
22,561
13,023
7,799
15,853
8,861
4,421
36.3
10.7
73.2
67.0
1,701
968
484
5,343
3,876
2,691
7,277
5,071
2.638
1,925
1,040
5,474
4,071
1,994
L,849
934
450
4.750
2,916
1.750
2,134
1,303
725
11,624
7,268
4,190
9,490
5,965
3,4$5
37.8
44.0
59.9
73.5
70
82
245
82
120
2,775
1,947
1,585
3,090
2,111
1,506
1,058
855
3,528
1,256
1,111
81
109
1,255
831
738
2,459
1,354
1,106
5,312
2,834
2,472
2,853
1,480
1,366
42.5
22.8
87.4
14.6
452
550
4,402
3,752
2,777
56,168
52,428
43,714
61,022
56,730
110,017
104,918
75,802
141,350
110,926
65,952
29,753
25,178
17,692
21,911
16,591
11,915
76,119
64,201
44,263
54,208
47,610
32,348
7.1
19.9
18.6
45.0
30,424 99,608
28,368 68,592
40,685
258,434
219,087
195,260
316,047
297,763
166,380
119,775
588,346
432,854
333,003
!7,11
99,816
201,775
i42,514
103,654
737,876
552,473
395,187
536,101
409,959
291,533
18.0
12.2
33.6
39.8
3,125
•2,368
. 1,314
2,680
3,198
2,317
124
83
92
377
284
284
971
719
647
1,770
1,467
1,267
799
748
12.5
.7
20.7
15.8
52.1
122.2
95.7
112.6
554
198
148
Pulp goods............................................ 1909
1904
1899
14
17
22
1
7
98
56
75
783
696
691
Pumps, not including steam pum ps.. 1909
1904
1899
102
115
130
87
113
400
204
95
2,136
1,404
632
2,623
1,721
4,214
2,569
1,245
• 6,018
3,230
1,261
215
84
1,268
719
247
2,487
1,193
5,583
2,853
1,342
3,096
1,660
704
71
74
80
38
33
500
436
169
1,239
1,492
651
1,777
1,961
19,519
15,866
7,546
13,347
8,831
2,601
613
549
182
564
641
266
19,501
13,315
7,576
22,371
16,297
8,724
2,870
3,982
1,148
Bice, cleaning and polishing..............
1909
1904
1899
i Included In “ Ceffee and spice, roasting and grinding)” in 1899.
-17.037.3
129.2 . 86.8
202
No. 1 4 3 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f ie d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899,1904, a n d 1909— Continued.
Persons engaged in industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish,
ments.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em
and
(average Total.
firm ployees. number).
mem
bers.
Primary
horse*
power.
Capital.
Sal
aries.
Wages.
2,465
8,819
7,593
3,630
10,162
9,431
23,022
18,217
Don*.
1,381
1,162
663
Dollars.
1,339
4,008
3,072
Dollar*.
12,458
10,842
6,886
Dollars.
19,204
19,871
13,691
Rubber goods, not elsewhere spedfled.
1909
1904
1899
227
224
261
102
103
4,661
2,364
1,826
26,521
21,184
20,404
31,284
23,661
79,062
48,381
40,835
98,50?
46,298
39,302
6,406
2,857
2,216
14,120
9,412
8,082
82,192
38,912
33,482
128,436
62,996
62,622
Rules, ivory and wood........................ 1909
1904
1899
9
13
11
9
13
9
16
14
109
149
213
127
177
167
318
303
104
253
203
11
15
12
51
66
67
31
55
73
Safes and vaults................................... 1909
1904
1899
42
31
36
8
16
709
415
272
3,343
3,488
2,033
4,060
3,918
5,546
4,090
2,209
8,944
7,326
5,480
1,058
723
283
2,072
2,162
1,017
1909
1904
1899
Sand and emery paper and cloth....... 1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
Scales and balances.............................. 1909
1904
1899
Screws, machine................................... 1909
1904
1899
124
146
159
10
8
9
74
87
84
75
4,936
4,666
4,774
611
305
274
4,832
4,650
3,215
3,659
3,133
2,775
1,667
1,966
1,567
5,680
5,171
96
83
96
87
86
86
43
26
25
570
418
406
159
40
63
841
576
312
672
431
305
164
209
108
27,263
19,434
23,865
3,351
1,133
898
11,852
7,491
5,493
6,183
3,251
2,466
3,319
3,201
1,407
29,012
25,586
27,123
4,400
1,206
1,372
14,855
11,288
8,509
10,183
8,513
6,308
3,728
4,133
2,467
719
487
500
210
78
98
966
623
329
815
477
297
199
244
126
2,531
2,066
1,911
370
183
144
2,856
2,707
1,693
2,186
1,756
1,437
970
942
703
44
77
32
15
4,275
3,641
1,863
2,189
-7 2 .0
16.1
- 3.4
45.1
46,244
24,084
19,140
26.2
3.8
103.9
19.7
144
249
208
113
194
136
-2 6 .8
—30.0
-42.2
19.7
3,443
3,211
1,689
8,491
7,861
3,928
4,650
2,239
- 4.2
71.6
8.0
100.1
5,203
4,166
3,336
2,382
1,055
681
4,912
4^036
2,600
2,704
1,633
1,533
1,160
951
797
11,328
9,438
7,967
4,358
1,477
1,176
11,536
9,820
6,444
8,786
6,003
6,240
3,014
2,712
2,059
6,126
6,272
4,631
1,976
422
495
6,624
6,784
3,844
6,082
4,370
3,707
1,854
1,761
1,262
5.8
2.3
20.0
18.5
100.3
11.3
195.1
25.6
3.9
44.6
17.5
62.4
13.6
12.9
46.4
14.6
-1 5 .2
26.2
11.1
31.7
9,029
6,805
-
INDUSTRIES.
1,019
1,029
696
5,757
5,301
Value
of
prod
ucts.
SPECIFIED
46
314
Dollar*.
16,349
16,925
10,814
Dollars.
117
307
267
779
356
Wage
earn
ers
(aver
age
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
Roofing materials................................. 1909
1904
1899
9
11
Per cent of
increase.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Industry.
Value
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value
Cost of
of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Screws, wood........................................ 1909
1904
1809
11
7
8
1
1
293
158
139
3,464
1,488
1,970
3,758
1,647
5,618
3,715
3,490
9,570
5,969
5,465
375
193
169
1,454
556
721
2,309
732
923
6,199
2,134
2,600
3,890
1,402
1,677
132.8
-24.5
190.5
-17.9
Sewing machines, cases, and attach
ments.
1909
1904
1899
47
54
64
14
19
1,246
924
704
19,296
17,121
13,365
20,556
18,064
19,426
17,162
10,069
33,104
32,583
20,804
1,423
1,152
933
11,102
9,493
7,331
11,455
10,701
9,458
28,262
26,142
21,125
16,807
15,441
11,667
12.7
28.1
8.1
23.7
Shipbuilding,including boat building 1909
1904
1899
1,353
1,097
1,107
1,463
1,190
2,980
2,480
1,405
40,506
50,754
46,747
44,949
54,424
88,063
78,127
61,797
126,118
121,624
77,341
4,035
3,340
2,007
25,268
29,241
24,825
31,214
37,463
33,475
73,360
82,769
74,532
42,146
45,306
41,057
-2 0 .2
8.6
—11.4
11.1
Shoddy.................................................. 1909
1904
1899
88
97
105
83
110
196
172
139
2,041
2,089
1,926
2,320
2,371
13,820
12,244
11,455
6,887
5,804
5,273
290
245
167
907
835
749
5,001
6,056
4,875
7,446
8,406
6,731
2,445
2,350
1,856
- 2.3
8.5
-11.4
24.9
Show cases............................................ 1909
1904
1899
149
141
102
154
135
399
305
106
3,390
3,082
1,363
3,943
3,522
*22
4,087
1,232
5,369
3,143
1,153
505
330
88
2,017
1,681
708
3,140
2,374
1,058
7,167
5,722
2,468
4,027
3,348
1,410
10.0
126.1
25.3
131.8
Signs and advertising novelties1....... 1909
288
211
1,526
5,540
7,277
3,790
9,647
1,476
3,105
4,709
13,546
8,837
Silk and silk goods, including throw
sters.
1909
1904
1899
852
624
483
664
525
5,537
4,027
2,657
99,037
79,601
65,416
105,238
84,153
97,947
71,760
57,397
152,158
109,557
81,082
7,527
4,742
3,134
38,570
26,768
20,982
107,767
75,861
62,407
196,912
133,288
107,256
89,145
57,427
44,849
24.4
21.7
47.7
24.3
Silverware and plated ware................ 1909
1904
1899
183
158
169
114
120
2,050
1,324
1,129
16,610
14,861
12,205
18,774
16,305
15,183
12,873
8,486
46,759
37,732
30,628
2,745
1,730
1,457
10,282
8,625
6,531
18,332
14,459
11,659
42,229
32,840
26,114
23,897
18,381
14,455
11.8
21.8
28.6
25.8
Slaughtering and meat packing......... 1909
1904
1899
1,641
1,221
1,080
1,659
1,324
17,329
12,096
10,317
89,728
75,399
69,264
108,716
88,819
208,707
119,311
87,060
383,249
240,419
190,209
20,054
13,453
10,211
51,645
41,067
33,846
1,202,828
811,426
685,310
1,370,568
922,038
788,368
167,740
110,612
103,058
19.0
8.9
48.6
17.0
Smelting and refining, copper............ 1909
1904
1899
38
40
47
7
1
1,197
809
488
15,628
12,752
11,324
16,832
13,562
158,126
76,524
61,630
111,443
76,825
53,063
2,419
1,527
955
13,396
10,827
8,529
333,532
196,737
122,174
378,806
240,780
165,132
45,274
44,043
42,958
22.6
12.6
57.3
45.8
Smelting and refining, lead................ 1909
1904
1899
28
32
39
5
635
524
425
7,424
7,573.
8,319
8,069
8,102
26,954
25,667
16,342
132,310
63,823
72,149
1,476
888
755
5,431
5,375
5,089
151,963
168,958
144,195
167,406
185,827
175,466
15,443
16,869
31,271
- 2.0
- 9.0
- 9.9
5.9
Smelting and refining^ zinc................ 1909
1904
1899
29
31
31
3
2
498
354
208
6,655
6,528
4,869
7,156
6,884
21,457
18,404
11,145
27,760
23,702
14,142
993
581
440
4,210
3,856
2,366
25,230
17,028
13,286
34,206
24,791
18,188
8,976
7,763
4,902
1.9
34a
88.0
36.3
Smelting and refining, not from the
ore.
89
65
61
73
57
376
225
203
2,147
1, 712
983
2,596
1,994
10,705
17,111
8,633
13,834
9,807
5,201
570
354
229
1Included in other classifications in 1904 and 1899.
1,281
995
532
23,162
13,760
5,900
28,072
17,403
7,785
4,910
3,643
1,885
25.4
74.2
61.3
123.5
1909
1904
18991
§
to
o
N o . 1 4 3 . —S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c if ie d I n d u s t r ie s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904, a n d 1909— C o n tin u e d .
Persons engaged in industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em
and
(average Total.
ployees.
firm
number).
mem
bers.
Primary
horse*
power.
Capital.
Sal
aries.
Wages.
Wage
earn
ers
(aver
age
Value
Of
prod
ucts.
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
329
399
5,065
3,058
2,738
12,999
11,044
9,487
18,393
14,501
28,360
20,228
17,514
Dollars.
71,961
64,816
38,068
Dolls.
5,506
3,503
2,777
Dollars.
6,227
4,763
3,755
Dollars.
72,179
43,626
33,143
Dollars.
111,358
68,275
53,231
Dollars.
39,179
24,649
20,088
Soda-water apparatus.......................... 1909
1904
1899
63
37
30
40
27
562
333
227
1,797
1,469
963
2,399
1,829
2,894
1,533
1,183
8,589
3,415
4,202
624
296
244
1,239
835
550
2,443
1,924
997
6,556
4,634
3,015
Sporting and athletic goods................. 1909
1904
1899
180
152
143
155
136
517
361
168
5,321
4,260
2,225
5,993
4,757
3,243
2,995
1,133
6,617
4,249
2,015
617
319
167
2,165
1,641
810
5,565
2,963
1,802
Springs, steel, car and carriage............ 1909
1904
1899
54
52
48
24
28
353
270
166
3,196
2,476
2,102
3,573
2,774
7,349
5,510
3,185
8,784
4,016
4,684
590
353
275
1,853
1,243
1,061
1909
1904
1899
153
143
113
103
115
1,629
685
453
6,206
4,295
3,032
7,938
5,095
6,842
3,396
1,706
13,506
6,929
4,496
1,897
751
412
2,736
1,500
958
Statuary and art goods *..................... 1909
1904
194
135
275
191
198
114
1,699
1,507
2,172
1,812
462
466
2,221
1,669
225
127
1,339
1,030
17.7
16.4
63.1
28.3
4,113
2,710
2,018
22.3
52.5
41.5
53.7
11,052
7,032
3,628
W
4,069
1,826
24.9
91.5
m. 2
93.8
4,727
2,742
3,*025
9,005
5,741
5,690
4,278
2,999
2,665
29.1
17.8
56.9
.9
7,744
3,920
2,128
16,647
8,867
5,066
8,903
4,947
2,938
44.5
41.7
87.7
75.0
680
392
3,442
2,417
2,762
2,025
12.7
42.4
12,160
8,952
3,494
5,510
5,056
1,948
33.4
138.4
35.8
156.2
Steam packing....................................*. 1909
1904
1899
153
106
97
82
56
1,238
450
290
3,648
2,734
1,147
4,968
3,240
11,129
8,846
4,488
14,126
12,253
2,691
1,356
594
326
1,811
1,273
525
6,650
3,896
1,546
Stereotyping and electrotyping..........
1909
1904
1899
174
146
140
133
132
678
490
330
2,850
2,679
2,408
3,661
3,301
4,076
2,878
1,470
3,826
3,298
2,389
800
517
312
2,312
1,993
1,459
1,765
1,032
767
6,384
5,005
3,772
4,619
3,973
3,005
6.4
11.3
27.6
32.7
Stoves and furnaces, including gas
and oil stoves:3
1909
1904
576
494
244
306
6,547
3,582
37,130
33,404
42,921
37,292
45,524
32,017
86,944
62,953
6,975
4,499
22,944
19,770
29,338
22,271
78,853
62,133
49,515
39,862
11.2
26.9
INDUSTRIES,
420
436
558
SPECIFIED
1909
1904
1899
Stationery goods, not elsewhere speci
fied.
Per cent of
increase.
MANUFACTURES, BY
Industry.
Value
added by
manu
facture
Value of (value of
Cost of
materials. products. products
less cost
of mate
rials).
Sugar and molasses, not including
beet siigar.<
1909
1904
1899
204
364
1,928
1,886
1,867
13,526
13.549
14,129
15,668
15,799
160,603
140,650
152,560
153,167
165,468
184,033
2,392
2,1'54
1,682
7,484
7,576
6,918
247,583
244,753
221,385
279,249
277,285
239,711
31,666
32,532
18,326
-
.2
4.1
.7
15.7
6,494
5,416
18,726
12,762
551
656
1,495
1,505
5,386
4,973
9,884
9,063
4,498
4,080
9.2
1,248
607
440
4,241
3,153
1,788
5,805
4,049
5,752
3,214
1,254
11,045
6,825
2,778
1,488
594
414
2,129
1,376
767
6,372
2,866
1,418
12,399
7,269
4,682
7,027
4,403
3,264
345
76.3
70.6
55.3
Tin plate and teraeplate..
1909
1904
1899
31
36
57
4
1
490
284
333
5,352
4,847
3,671
5,846
5,132
8,154
8,990
3,515
10,995
10,813
6,650
620
310
291
3,315
2,383
1,890
41,889
31,376
26,728
47,970
35,283
31,892
6,081
3,907
5,164
10.4
32.0
36.0
10.6
1909
1904
1899
10
14
15
8
11
71
70
45
683
766
582
762
847
1,699
1,388
854
2,505
1,918
2,094
92
86
59
804
303
228
2,277
1,888
1,074
3,419
2,795
1,593
1,142
907
519
—10.8
31.6
22.3
75.5
Tobacco manufactures..
1909
1904
1899
15,822
16,827
14,959
17,634
19,011
13,193
9,235
7,836
166,810
159,406
£32,526
197,637
187,652
28,514
24,604
22,296
245,660
323,982
111,517
16,779
8,800
8,593
69,355
62,639
47,975
177,186
126,086
92,867
416,69$
331,111
263,713
239,509
205,025
170,846
46
20.3
25.8
25.6
Toys and games..
1909
1904
1899
226
161
169
185
133
582
329
204
5,305
4,330
3,316
6,072
4,792
5,323
4,757
3,155
6,541
4,831
3,279
661
366
184
2,227
1,615
1,119
3,554
*,289
1,665
8,264
5,578
4,010
4,710
3,289
2,345
22.5
30.6
48.2
39.1
1904
1899
1,287
1,503
1,997
2,147
1,889
39,511
33,382
41,864
37,526
9,363
8,383
8,394
4,911
44,524
3,775
6,186
25,296
23,937
20,346
20,384
20,162
14,159
18.4
1,655
-2 0 .3
5.7
17.7
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
122
98
92
89
66
47
256
204
202
230
236
270
37
24
14
493
368
247
2,489
1,248
532
734
527
587
496
449
358
99
28
11
2,026
1,803
1,984
9,578
6,232
4,340
6,472
5,386
5,640
4,067
4,712
5,098
327
222
138
1,191
1,123
1,036
6,221
3,469
2,404
2,253
1,826
1,869
1,689
1,867
1,716
228
164
81
1,772
2,597
1,119
1,270
4,077
1,870
1,402
10,056.
8,250
8,381
8,069
7,977
5,882
338
161
141
Turpentine and rosin..............
Type-founding and printing materials
Typewriters and supplies..
Umbrellas and canes..........
Upholstering materials..........
Vault lights and ventilators..
84
34
29
299
242
214
244
27
28
i Includes •*Candles” jnJ899.
s Included in other classifications In 1899.
* Included In “ Foundry and machine-shop products” in 1899.
2,255
12,101
7,509
6,505
6,155
4,777
6,405
453
278
4,129 1,58512,401
1909
2,567
2,446
6,961
1,175
1,162
866
11,848
779
1909
1,497
1,331
6,845
4,455
2,272
2,413
2,122
1,467
17>456
15,004
11,351
234
174
103
6,793 78 560
5,926
387
3,175
274
26,309
2,707
16,642
1,246
8,400
480
9,656
915
8,951
474
4,605
604
10,297
587
9,293
526
7,694
364
607
109
241
31
121
13
*.Includes 214 establishments reported a
~
and molasses, refining, not includir
8IncludedI in “ Chemicals” in 1
-
12.4
1,948
2,931
19.5
4,703
.1
3,935
2,816 - 9.1
2,661
3,931
85.3
15,642
63.7
19,719
43.3
53.5
10,640
8,770
6,932
5,530
15,864
5,808
1.6
19.3
13,296
5,046 - 4 5 - 2,7
13,669
6,288
8.0
J.3,054
4,985
4,701
26.2
12,678
4,166
10,048
47.3
97-7
957
619
323
43.2
60.9
484
197
338
Sugar and molasses” and 19 as “ Bugar
•” in 1909.
INDUSTRIES.
2,582 1
2,757
316
289
SPECIFIED
2,252
2,447
324
284
306
BY
330
308
- 8.0
2
1909
1904
1899
MANUFACTURES,
42
32
Surgical appliances and artificial
limbs.
1 1
Sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids s. . 1909
1904
233
344
657
206
N o . 1 4 3 * — S u m m a r y o p M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S p e c i f i e d I n d u s t r i e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1899, 1904, a n d 1909— C o n tin u e d .
Num
Cen ber of
sus estab
year. lish
ments.
Industry.
Primary
horse
power.
Pro
prie
Wage
tors Salaried earners
em
and
(average
firm ployees. number).
bers.
Capital.
963
568
613
W allpaper...........
1909
1904
1899
45
44
51
Wall plaster1 —
1909
1904
198
176
1,050
645
DoUars.
8,448
7,265
5,932
DoUars.
3,484
3,413
2,798
0.9
- 1.9
16.3
22.5
1,054
692
817
1,868
2,074
7,623
6,658
6,073
14,449
12,637
10,663
6,826
5,979
4,590
3.2
- 6.2
14.3
18.5
1,049
2,391
1,890
6)007
4,726
12,804
10,164
6,797
5,438
466
148
104
904
684
549
2.837
2,213
2,175
5,825
3,839
3,735
2,988
1,626
1.560
13.1
7.5
51.7
2.8
290
164
716
495
327
8.837
6,825
4,000
11,398
8,343
2.561
1,518
880
21.7
42.9
36.6
71.0
76
27
321
296
127
715
494
180
1,625
1,178
454
910
684
274
13.7
81.9
37.9
159.5
704
603
478
1,403
969
940
1,918
1,086
752
1,585
1,253
1,278
3,331
2,308
2,172
12,653
5,947
5,575
3,949
3,147
2,734
6,677
4,795
4,354
18,571
8,931
8,072
2,364
1,894
1,456
3,346
2,487
2,182
5,918
2,984
2,497
.5
20.7
25.5
15.1
21.2
- 5.7
39.2
10.1
49.8
45.7
107.9
10.6
1,642
1,528
1,557
3,073
2,514
16,681
10,556
10,879
7,520
5,630
359
391
699
497
512
4,037
3,913
4,172
4,746
4,425
5,680
4,867
4,573
14,153
12,354
8,890
4,791
3,758
5,624
4,459
25,892
20,054
16,885
13,204
1909
1904
100
92
118
171
104
1,835
1,622
1,509
2,294
1,861
3,351
3,564
2,732
5,318
2,952
2,405
1909
1904
1899
53
41
191
116
1,897
1,559
1,091
2,129
1,716
4,286
3,863
2,193
2,437
Wheelbarrows........................
1909
1904
24
26
15
94
69
31
664
584
321
775
665
1,486
1,282
762
1,510
1,045
514
Whips...............................
1900
1904
1909
1904
Window shades and fixtures.
1909
1904
310
174
228
387
387
281
646
409
1,546
1,554
1,287
2,337
1.929
2,045
3.930
2,624
1,801
1,946
1,771
Windmills...............................
57
58
60
34
53
68
219
144
96
1,321
1,068
818
3,301
3,694
2,214
5,737
2,705
1,927
3,900
3,368
1,894
5,636
5,837
4,309
10,334
5,977
5,184
Washing machines
wringers.
and
Waste......................................
clothes
194
132
2,742
2,341
4,770
3,165
323
184
246
479
392
250
-
INDUSTBIES.
Dolton.
4,964
3,852
3,134
481
341
451
SPECIFIED
1909
1904
1899
BY
Dollars.
723
725
D o lla r s .
Vinegar and cider.
MANUEAOTUBES,
Per cent of
Value
increase.
added by
manu
facture
Value of
Cost of
of
Wages. materials.
products. (value
products Wage
less cost earn Value
ers
of mate
of
(aver prod
rials).
age
num ucts.
ber).
Expressed in thousands.
Parsons engaged In industry.
W ire.,
1909
1904
56
25
29
15
7
1,846
581
94
18,084
4,737
1,603
19,945
5,325
71,959
25,856
9,979
60,157
14,899
4,242
2,199
793
136
2,162
1,996
995
12,348
13,379
9,142
14,994
15,967
20,131
18,280
12,772
34,970
26,894
16,345
2,674
2,117
940
60,543
30,063
7,014
84,486
37,914
9,421
23,943
7,851
2,407
281.8
195.5
122.8
302.4
6,331
6,100
3,894
24,394
17,856
10,813
41,938
33,038
19,840
17,544
15,182
9,027
- 7.7
46.3
26.9
66.5
1,463
1,067
5,876
4,848
9,737
7,813
2,965
262
450
-50.7
-38.7
—38.8
-24.2
Wirework, including wire rope and
cable.
611
649
596
W ood distillation, not including tur
pentine and rosin.s
120
141
2,721
2,272
3,095
2,655
9,854
4,620
13,017
10,507
10
20
31
184
373
221
445
269
473
534
330
412
45
35
2,403
737
478
2,875
10,647
3,439
1,007
12,408
2,935
1,230
517
158
57
1,066
315
205
2,463
1,825
14,099
3,368
2,396
4,771
905
571
226.1
54.2
318.6
40.6
14,139
14,687
11,558
16,243
16,837
48,447
47,595
31,133
18,334
16,842
10,280
1,045
829
6,213
6,031
4,371
9,744
8,578
5,830
22,199
20,169
14,318
12,455
11,591
- 3.7
27.1
10.1
40.9
631
681
475
759
786
1,366
1,324
2,534
945
132
74
35
4,103
104
54
5,181
365
248
1,078
778
477
• 7.3
43.4
487.4
66.1
6,782
3,478
2,900
3,258
1,188
1,061
143
78
72
2,122
215
194
3,289
1,053
1,167
838
696
175,176
152,306
362,209
288,969
244,825
430,679
314,081
265,730
10,097
6,781
5,574
72,427
57,073
46,812
282,878
204,613
435,979
319,348
248,798
153,101
114,735
94,868
15.0
12.3
36.5
28.4
132
494
136
1,767
2,354
254
3,860
4,078
39
59
113
687
115
386
390
1,058
2,650
275
672
-7 8 .0
-64.1
-63.1
-60.1
1909 268,491 273,265 790,267 6,615,046 7,678,578 18,675,376 18,428,270 938,575 3,427,038 12,142,791 20,672,052 8,529,261
1904 216,180 225,673 519,556 5,468,383 6,213,612 13,487,707 12,675,581 574,439 2,610,445 8,500,208 14,793,903 6,293,695
364,120 4,712,763
1899 207,514
10,097,893 8,975,256 “ 1,771 2,008,361 6,575,851 11,406,927 4,831,076
21.0
16.0
39.7
29.7
W ood carpet........................
W ood preserving................
W ood, turned and carved.
W ool pulling.......................
1909
1904
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1,050
1,097
1,166
1,097
1,226
37
34
34
W ool scouring.....................
27
25
Woolen, worsted, and felt goods, and
wool hats.
985
1,074
1,281
732
958
55
45
1,142
779
720
5,722
4,593
3,808
168,722
146,755
130,697
All other industries *.
1,215
351
418
212.3
18.3
a
0Q
» Included in " L im e " in 1899.
* Included in “ Chemicals” i n ____
>Indudes the following industries,
of establishments
indicated:
a, with number
m w iiuiuua
v« H nvwuiuouia
muivanu. aui^tones,” 1; “ Ordnance and accessories,” 2; “ Pulp, from fiber other than wood,” 2;
“ Straw goods, not elsewhere specified
~ and" “—
------------ cutting/’ 1.
' in
' 1909.
----- “ Millstones,” 2; “ Ordnance and accessories,” 4; “ Pulp, from fiber other than wood,” l;
_____ i ,”" 2;
Whalebone
Straw
goods,
not elsewhere specified”
6; and “ Whalebone cutting,7’ 2, in 1904. “ Millstones,” 3; “ Ordnance and accessories,” 4; “ Pulp,>, £
--------’
from fiber other than
wood,”
3;
...---------^--------------------------...
“ Straw goods, not elsewhere specified/’ 4; and “ Whalebone cutting/73, in 1899.
No. 1 4 4 .— SUMMARY OF MANUFACTURES: B y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s , 1899, 1904, a n d 1909.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Primary horsepower includes primary power generated in manufacturing establishments, plus electric
and other power rented from outside sources; it does not include electric power generated by primary units of establishments reporting. A minus sign ( —) indicates
decrease.]
Per cent of
increase.
Persons engaged in industry.
Num
Cen ber of
sus
estab
year.
lish
ments.
Pro
prie
tors
and
firm
Primary
horse-
Salaried Wage
em
ployees. (average
number).
Capital.
Sala
ries.
Wages.
Cost of
materials.
Value of
products.
1,000
dollars.
27,284
21,878
14,912
5,505
3,969
2,287
19,113
14,544
10,184
84,142
64,657
39,890
19,912
15,100
11,708
110,119
87,942
73,394
10,296
8,158
8,457
4,989
3,659
3,023
22,982
15,767
10,916
1,000
dollars.
83,442
60,458
37,998
33,600
14,595
7,877
34,935
21,799
18,288
325,238
215,726
164,894
80,491
63,114
60,751
257,259
191,302
169,672
30,938
24,884
24,725
10,247
7,732
7,475
26,128
16,532
12,847
1,000
dollars.
146,962
109,170
72,110
50,257
28,083
20,439
74,916
53,865
39,888
529,761
367,218
257,386
130,044
100,144
89,068
490,272
369,082
315,106
52,840
41,160
41,321
25,289
18,359
16,426
72,890
50,298
34,184
bers.
f
Alabama...................
Arizona.....................
Arkansas..................
California..................
Colorado...................
Connecticut..............
Delaware..................
District of Columbia.
Florida......................
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
3,398
1,882
2,000
311
169
164
2,925
1,907
1,746
7,659
6,839
4,997
2,034
1,606
1,323
4,251
3,477
3,382
726
518
482
491
2,159
1,413
1,275
1,948
6,056
3,763
2,259
261
133
3,455
2,140
8,077
7,402
1,722
1,398
3,468
2,918
722
641
475
473
2,712
1,769
3,293
2,328
1,549
18,203
12,283
6,877
4,326
2,677
1,870
19,611
13,523
' 9,268
2,024
1,451
i,189
1,576
1,006
957
4,625
3,125
1,781
72,148
62,173
52,711
6,441
4,793
3,126
44,982
33,089
31,525
115,296
100,355
77,224
28,067
21,813
19,498
210,792
181,605
159,733
21,238
•18,475
20,562
7,707
6,299
6,155
57,473
42,091
35,471
81,972
67,884
7,202
5,217
51,730
37,557
141,576
120,040
34,115
25,888
233,871
198,046
23,984
20,567
9,758
7,778
64,810
46,985
357,837
293,185
173,208
39,140
21.412
8,537
173,088
109,509
79,560
329,100
210,359
126,953
154,615
124,907
43,434
400,275
304,204
256,331
52,779
49,490
40,134
16,563
12,592
10,255
89,816
43.413
36,356
1,000
1,000
dollars.
dollars.
173,180
6,565
105,383
3,867
60,166
2.059
32,873
798
14,396
472
9,517
269
70,174
3,461
46,306
2,310
25,385
1,262
537,134
22,956
282,647
14,399
175,468
7,495
162,668
5,648
107,664
3,549
58,173
2.059
517,546
25,637
373,283
17,040
299,207
11,755
60,906
2,322
50,926
1,629
38,791
1,337
30,553
1,846
20,200
1,207
17,961
872
' 65,291
4,956
32,972,
2,670
1,299
Value
added b y
manu
facture.
Wage
earn
ers Value
of
(aver prod
age ucts.
num
ber).
62,520
16.0
48,712
18.0
34,112
16,657
34.4
13,488
53.3
12,562
35.9
39,981
32,066
5.0
21,600
204,523
14.9
151,492
30.0
92,492
49,553
28.7
37,030
11.9
28,317
233,013
16.1
177,780
13.7
145,434
21,902
15.0
16,276 -10.2
16,596
15,042
22.4
10>627
2.3
8,951
46,762
36.5
33,766
18.7
21,337
33.7
51.4
79.0
37.4
39.1
35.0
44.3
42.7
29.9
12.4
32.8
17.1
28.4
37.7
11.8
44.9
47.1
Georgia...........
IHinois............
Indiana...........
Iowa................
Kansas...........
Kentucky.......
Maryland.......
Massachusetts,
Michigan........
M innesota....
7,674
7,191
5,323
4,758
3,571
2,766
5,050
4,108
2,295
1,899
5,376
4,505
11,194
11,258
8,965
7,732
5,376
4,524
2,974
1,588
104,588
92,749
83,336
8,220
3,061
1,552
466,764
379,436
332,871
186,984
154,174
139,017
61,635
49,481
44,420
44,215
35,570
27,119
65,400
59,794
51,735
76,165
55,859
40,878
79,955
74,958
69,914
107,921
94,174
94,170
584,559
231,499
175,229
165,800
84,767
69,636
64,557
50,384
38,690
26,799
118,036
102,365
9,909
3,791
561,044
447,947
218,263
176,227
78.360
61.361
54,649
42,057
79,060
69,755
88,476
82,109
125,489
107,303
644,399
532,481
298,241
220,419
136,499
42,804
16,987
5,649
1.013.071
741,555
559,347
633,377
380,758
325,919
155,384
118,065
106,664
213,141
99,441
68,242
230,224
174,625
144,161
346,652
251,963
190,182
459,599
343,627
259,232
218,244
165,449
132,052
1.175.071
938,007
796,061
271,071
200,196
104,406
83,301
56,761
42,966
297,670
220,934
180,124
206,222
110,338
65,738;
202,778
135,211
79,303
32,477
9,689
2,130
1,548,171
975,845
732,830
508,717
312,071
219,321
171,219
111,428
85,668
156,090
172,779
147,282
87,996
221,816
150,811
100,875
202,260
143,708
114,008
251,227
201,878
149,155
1,279,687
965,949
781,868
583,947
337,894
246,996
275,416
184,903
133,077
72,393
50,256
22,712
* Less than one-tetith of 1 per cent.
9,062
5,927
3,204
984
379
66
91,449
60,560
40,549
26,305
15,029
9,971
10,972
5,948
4,233
7,351
3,693
3,123
9,603
5,871
4,185
9,008
6,044
2,934
5,797
3,989
3,051
13,617
8.844
6.845
63,279
39,654
29,480
34,870
17,470
12,336
15,451
9,033
6,064
3,654
2,598
1,093
34,805
27,393
19,958
5,498
2,059
818
273,319
208,405
159,104
95,510
72,058
59,280
32,542
22,997
18,021
25}904
18,883
12,802
27,888
24,439
18,454
33,386
25,316
14,725
37,632
32,692
25,731
45,436
36,144
32,414
301,174
232,389
195,278
118,968
81,279
62,532
47,471
35,843
29,029
18,768
14,819
7,910
116,970
83,625
49,356
9,920
4,069
1,439
1,160,927
840,057
681,450
334,375
220,507
195,163
170,707
102,844
85.779
258,884
156,510
120,738
111.779
86,545
67,406
134,865
117,035
75,404
97,101
80,042
61,210
199,049
150,024
129,355
830,765
626,411
498,655
368,612
230,081
175,966
281,622
210,554
150,299
36,926
25,801
16,543
202,863
151,040
94,532
22,400
8,769
3,001
1,919,277
1,410,342
1, 120,868
579.075
393,954
337,072
259,238
160,572
132,871
325,104
198,245
154,009
223.754
159.754
126,509
223,949
186,380
111,398
176,029
144,020
112,959
315,669
243,376
211.076
1,490,529
1,124,092
907,627
685,109
429,120
319.692
409,420
307,858
223.693
80,555
57,451
33,718
67,415
45,176
12,480
4,700
1,562
758,350
570,285
439,418
244,700
173,447
141,909
88,531
57,728
47,092
66,220
41,735
33,271
111,975
73,209
59,103
89,084
69,345
35,994
78,928
63,978
51,749
116,620
93,352
81,721
659,764
497,681
408,972
316,497
199,039
143,726
127,798
97,304
73,394
43,629
31,650
17,175
12.8
11.3
34.3
59.8
168.5
97.2
155.4
192.2
22.8
14.0
36.1
25.8
21.3
10.9
47.0
16.9
246
11.4
61.4
20.8
24.3
31.2
64.0
28.7
9.4
15.6
40.1
26.3
36.4
36.6
20.2
67.3
6.7
7.2
22.2
27.5
14.6
C)
29.7
15.3
19.7
11.4
32.6
23.8
32.1
12.5
59.7
34.2
21.7
7.9
33.0
37.6
30.2
44.4
40.2
70.4
209
17,357
13,990
8,307
6,104
3,815
858
359
92
77,923
54,521
40,964
23,605
14,862
10,447
11,402
7,122
5,159
6,863
3,721
3,612
8.610
5; 853
4,356
8.103
5,977
3,576
4,860
3,772
3.103
12,192
8.624
6,741
48,646
32,824
25,256
30,607
17,235
13,350
14,263
9,141
6.625
3,403
2,688
1,260
MANUFACTURES.
Maine..............
5,141
3,512
OF
Louisiana.......
‘4,792
3,219
3,015
725
364
287
18,026
14,921
14,374
7,969
7,044
7,128
5,528
4,785
4,828
3,435
2,475
2,299
4,776
3,734
3,648
2,516
2,091
1,826
3,546
3,145
2,878
4,837
3,852
3,886
11,684
10,723
10,929
9,159
7,446
7,310
5,561
4,756
4,096
2,598
1,520
1,294
SUMMABT
26187° — 8 a 1913-------- 14
Idaho..............
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
210
No. 1 4 4 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D iv i s io n s , 1899, 1904, a n d 1909— C o n tin u e d .
Per cent of
increase.
Persons engaged in industry.
State.
Montana.............
New Hampshire.
New Jersey........
New Mexico___
New Y ork..........
North Carolina..
6,299
2,522
1,904
137
108
2,014
1,726
8,204
6,730
189
47,569
41,766
5,451
3,731
Salaried Wage
em
(average
ployees. number).
Primary
horse-
Capital.
Sala
ries.
Wages.
1,000
dollars.
28,994
19,002
13,295
2,054
1,506
786
5,491
3,075
2,107
378
126
34
4,191
2,972
2,200
48,337
28,957
19,058
383
264
91
186,032
111,145
76,740
6,903
3,795
2,395
1,000
dollars.
80,843
66,644
46,714
10,901
8,652
7,377
13,948
11,022
8,842
1,982
694
353
36,200
27,693
25,850
169,710
128,169
95,165
2,591
3>153
1,199
557,231
430,015
337,324
34,355
21,375
14,052
Cost of
materials.
Value of
products.
Total.
185,705
152,993
24,486
156,585
17,119
133,167
12,474
107,704
13,694
11,655
1,380
10,196
8,957
905
9,854
508
31,966
24,336
5,108
3,192
20,260
25,356
2,296
18,669
2,257
2,650
256
1,016
802
106
37
504
84,191
3,519
78,658
69,758
65,366
2,666
67,646
2,068
371,265
36,838
296,262
23,196
15,361
213,975
4,766
335
4,143
3,891
3,478
224
2,490
88
151,691 1,003,981 1.203,241
98,012 856,947 996,725
68,030 726,909
121,473 133,453
6,529
93,142
85,339
4,072
72,322
2,894
340.467
247,861
189,117
90,402
46,736
43,679
64,466
46,372
41,825
7,765
2,834
1,561
293,991
218,344
200,975
612,293
436,274
322,503
15,465
5,948
3,658
1,997,662
1,516,592
1,099,931
378,556
216,622
154.467
1,000
dollars.
444,343
379,369
223,781
44,588
99,901
80,235
65,906
9,806
2,892
1,251
139,990
109,495
92,146
977,172
715,060
477,301
7,743
4,638
2,161
2,779,497
2,031,460
1,523,503
217,185
. 141,001
1,000
dollars.
354,411
252,258
184,189
49,180
40,930
30,068
151,081
124,052
95,925
8,366
1,628
662
98,157
73,216
60,163
720,034
470,449
334,726
3,261
2,236
1,999
1,856,904
1,348,603
1,018,377
121,861
79,268
44,854
1,000
dollars.
574,111
439,549
316,304
73,272
66,415
52,745
199,019
154,918
130,302
11,887
3,096
1,261
164,581
123,611
107,591
1,145,529
774,369
553,006
7,898
5,706
4,061
3,369,490
2,488,346
1,871,831
216,656
142,521
85,274
Value
added by
manu
facture.
1,000
dollars.
219,700
187,291
132,115
24,092
25,485
22,677
47,938
30,866
34,377
3,521
1,468
599
66,424
50,395
47,428
425,495
303,920
218,280
4,637
3,470
2,062
1,512,586
1,139,743
853,454
94,795
63,253
40,420
Wage
earn Value
ers
of
(aver* prod
age ucts.
num
ber).
14.9
23.6
30.6
39.0
30.1
- 9 .1
10.3
25.9
20.1
8.5
28.5
18.9
181.4
59.1
283.9
145.5
20.3
-3 .4
33.1
14.9
22.5
24.5
47.9
40.0
19.1
39.7
38.4
40.5
17.2
17.9
35.4
32.9
42.3
18.0
52.0
87.1
MANUFACTURES.
Nevada..............
8,375
6.464
6,853
677
382
395
2,500
1,819
1,695
177
115
99
1,961
1,618
1,771
8,817
7,010
6,415
313
199
174
44,935
37,194
35,957
4,931
3,272
3.465
Pro
prie
tors
and
firm
mem
bers.
OF
Nebraska...........
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
J.909
1904
1899
Num
ber of
estab
lish
ments.
SUMMARY
Missouri..............
Cen
sus
year.
North Dakota..................... 1909
1904
1899
Ohio..................................... 1909
1904
1899
Oklahoma........................... 1909
11904
11899
Oregon................................ 1909
1904
1899
Pennsylvania...................... 1909
1904
1899
Rhode Island...................... 1909
1904
1899
South Carolina.................. 1909
1904
1899
South Dakota..................... 1909
1904
1899
Tennessee............................ 1909
1904
1899
Texas................................... 1909
1904
1899
Utah.................................... 1909
1904
1899
Vermont.............................. 1909
1904
1899
Virginia............................... 1909
1904
1899
Washington......................... 1909
1904
1899
752
507
337
15,138
13,785
13,868
2,310
1,123
495
2,246
1,602
1,406
27,563
23,495
23,462
1,951
1,617
1,678
1,854
1,399
1,369
1,020
686
624
4,609
3,175
3,116
4,588
3,158
3,107
749
606
575
1,958
1,699
1,938
5,685
3,187
3,186
3,674
2,751
1,926
723
494
14,719
13,657
2,698
1,187
2,499
1,726
29,743
26,029
1,721
1,561
1,737
1,241
942
649
5,415
3,805
4,496
3,073
688
619
2,113
1,856
6,570
3,643
3,264
2,602
636
296
152
61,351
39,991
28,109
2,193
813
269
3,473
1,769
1,143
94,885
66,081
43,935
7,382
5,420
4,022
3,257
2,389
1,419
682
441
288
8,417
4,910
3,329
9,849
5,753
2,861
1,660
979
599
2,679
2,053
1,695
8,551
4,970
3,828
7.734
3.658
2,103
4,148
2,789
2,545
1,755
1,358
523,004
446,934
364,298
417,946
308,109
13,143
18,034
5,456
7,456
2,381
34,722
28,750
18,523
22,018
14,459
877,543 1,002,171
763,282 855,392
663,960
113,538 122,641
97,318
104,299
88,197
78,040
73,046
59,441
63,071
47,025
3,602 * 5,226
3,582
2,492
2,224
73,840
87,672
60,572
69,287
45,963
84.575
70,230
57,892
49,066
38,604
11,785
14,133
9.650
8,052
5,413
38,580
33,788
37,015
33,106
28,179
120,797
105,676
88,898
80,285
66,223
80,118
69,120
45,199
51,459
31,523
13,196
9,873
7,351.
1,583,155
1,116,932
783,665
71,139
29,608
11,572
175,019
81,348
60,005
2,921,547
2,302,398
1,716,694
226,740
181,017
153,619
276,378
197,479
112,697
17,666
11,154
11,775
242,277
175,780
130,318
282,471
164,637
116,157
42,947
19,397
12,674
159,445
140,616
126,124
283,928
176,998
136,696
297.897
168,342
87,601
11,585
5,704
3,512
1,300,733
856,989
570,909
38,873
16,124
4,054
89,082
44,023
28,359
2,749,006
1,995,837
1,449,815
290,901
215.901
176.901
173,221
113,422
62,750
13,018
7,585
6,051
167,924
102,440
63,140
216,876
115,665
63,655
52,627
26,004
13,219
73,470
62,659
43,500
216,392
147,989
92,300
222,261
96,953
41,575
1 Includes Indian 'Territory.
629
258
130
72,147
43,435
28,151
2,045
718
219
4,047
2,133
1,222
110,897
73,269
46,145
10.577
7,041
5,300
3,756
2.355
1,307
616
294
175
9,186
5,081
3,048
10,868
6,118
2,919
1,966
1,039
501
2,803
2,103
1,610
9,101
4,875
3,630
9,827
4,093
2,064
1,787
1,032
671
245,450
182,429
136,428
7,240
2,799
894
19,902
11,443
6,822
455,627
367,961
296,876
55,234
43,113
35,995
20,361
13,869
9,130
2,297
1,422
1,130
28,251
22,806
14,727
37,907
24,469
16,912
8,400
5,158
2,763
17,272
15,221
11,426
38,154
27,943
20,274
49,766
30,087
17,065
13,674
7,096
4,151
824,202
527,637
409,303
34,153
16,394
5,430
50,552
30,597
20,789
1,582,560
1,142,943
958,301
158,192
112,872
87,952
66,351
49,969
30,486
11,476
8,697
6,484
104,016
79,352
54,559
178,178
91,604
54,388
41,266
24,940
, 11,440
31,823
32,430
26,385
125,583
83,649
59,360
117,888
66,166
38,277
19,137
10,218
6,260
1,437,936
960,812
748,671
53,682
24,459
8,134
93,005
55,525
36,593
2,626,742
1,955,551
1,649,882
280,344
202,110
165,550
113,236
79,376
53,336
17,870
13,086
9,530
180,217
137,961
92,749
272,896
150,528
92,894
61,989
38,927
17,982
68,310
63,084
51,515
219,794
148,857
108,644
220,746
128.822
70,831
58.9 87.3
5,463
3,122
29.2
63.2
2,109
613,734 22.7
49.7
18.2 28.3
433,175
339,368
19,529 140.9 119.5
8,065 129.1 200.7
2,704
67.5
42,453 55.2
24,928
28.1
51.7
15,804
1,044,182
15.0
34.3
15.0
812,608
18.5
691,581
122,152
16.7
38.7
89,238 10.3
22.1
77,598
46,885
22.9
42.7
48.8
29,407 26.4
22,850
6,394
44.5
36.6
12.0
4,389
37.3
3,046
76,201
21.9
30.6
58,609 31.8
48.7
38,190
94,718 43.1
81.3
62.0
58,924 27.1
38,506
20,723 46.4 59.2
13,987 48.8 116.5
6,542
2.1
33,487
8.3
17.5
30,654
22.5
25,130
94,211
31.6 47.7
65.208 21.2 . 87.0
49,284
102,858 52.9 71.4
62,656 43.4
81.9
'32,554
212
N o . 1 4 4 . — S u m m a r y o f M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y S t a t e s a n d G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s , 1 8 9 9 ,1 9 0 4 , a n d 1909— C o n tin u e d .
Per cent of
increase.
Persons engaged in industry.
Wisconsin.....................
2.586
2,109
1,824
9,721
8,558
7,841
268
169
8,556
7,961
1909
1904
268,491
216,180
207 514
273,265
225,673
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
25,351
22,279
22,576
81,315
67,699
65,834
60,013
51,754
50,521
27,171
21,492
20,732
24,171
22,698
150
Wage
Salaried earners
em
(average
ployees. number).
4,971
2,892
1,744
22,287
14,220
10,480
263
179
87
63,893
43,758
33,080
182.583
161,391
137,625
2,867
1,834
2,060
Total.
213,426
173,572
2,163
790,267 6,615,046 7,678,578
519,656 5,468,383 6,213,612
364,120 4,712,763
Prirtiary
horse
power.
Capital.
Cost of
materials.
Value of
products.
1,000
dollars.
33,000
21,153
12,640
93,905
71,473
56,696
2,081
1,261
1,209
92,878
54,419
37,228
346,356
227,256
185,695
2,608
1,301
1,370
1,000
•dollars.
161,949
99,041
67,007
690,305
411,140
326,753
6,249
3,523
3,268
1,000
dollars.
69,071
44,622
29,779
243,949
217,496
138,578
91,894
654,179
440,234
364,380
7,628
3,604
3,820
1,000
dollars.
150,922
86,821
49,103
605,657
412,647
286,061
6,195
2,696
2,048
18,675,376
13,487,707
10,097,893
18,428,270
12,675,581
8,975,256
938,575 3,427,038
574,439 2,610,445
380,771 2,008,361
12,142,791
8,500,208
6,575,851
20,672,052
14,793,903
11,406,927
2,715,121
2,125,815
1,792,342
5,531,502
4,255,264
3,139,128
4,382,070
3,120,369
2,401,808
1,101,990
753,700
605,098
2,503,854
1,870,995
1,507,630
6,505,675
4,742,357
3,450,619
4.547,225
2; 895,446
2,056,117
1,171,572
867,904
577,453
112,284
557,631
72,799
439,050
53,396
367,674
345,266 1,182,568
213,371
926,145
141,943
729,365
250,508
827,152
151,992
615,643
101,500
473,040
69,504
204,792
41,303
157,843
29,127
117,209
1,476,297
1,116,273
904,037
4,159,498
2,961,995
2,311,404
3,034,472
2,045,537
1,647,577
1,241.855
862,011
617,565
2,670,065
2,025,999
1,660,348
7,141,761
5,218,266
4,074,719
6,211,702
3,605,368
2,853,056
1,803,899
1,284,446
972,969
1,000
dollars.
5,710
2,899
1,519
25,737
15,498
10,493
311
206
91
Value
added by
manu
facture.
Wages.
Wage
ers Value
of
(aver- prod
num ucts.
ber).
46.0
32.3
63.5
47.8
20.6
10.1
141,058
56.3
3,641
2,222 -1 1 .0
1,898
43.6
25.8
8,529,261
6,293,695
4,831,076
21.0
16.0
39.7
29.7
1,193,768
909,726
756,311
2,982,263
2;256,271
1,763,315
2,177,230
1,559,831
1,205,479
562,044
422,435
325,404
17.1
10.4
31.8
22.0
17.0
17.6
36.9
28.1
77.4
7.8
Geographic divisions.
New England.............. .
Middle Atlantic............
East North Central.....
West North Central___
85,516
74,525
57,271
50,531
26,683
21,394
86,697
60,258
45,402
283,414
187,289
127,326
215,773
140,829
1,101,290
940,752
851,903
2,207,747
1,886,565
1,604,844
1,513,764
1,073,322
63.440
374,337
41,032
312,361
266,051
30,606
1,212,158
1,023,708
2,576,677
2,148,379
1,786,808
1,415,888
464,460
374,787
44.6
26.4
19.8
17.4
MANUFACTURES.
Total..................
1909
1904
1S99
1909
1904
1899
1909
1904
1899
Pro
prie
tors
and
firm
mem
bers.
OF
Wyoming.....................
Num
ber of
estab
lish
ments.
•. SUMMARY
West Virginia..............
Cen
sus
year.
South Atlantic.......
East South Central.
1909
1904
1909
1904
"West South Central
1909
1904
Mountain...............
1909
1904
17,208
11,449
12,944
4,849
3,302
13,840
11,730
34,633
24,368
26,485
17,214
11,204
23,438
14,871
8,255
9,578
5,720
3,486
29,410
17.710
10,123
663,015
522,611
458,344
261,772
221,229
177,208
204,520
143,470
113,388
75,435
52,790
44,497
213,166
164,077
123,206
745,830
578,989
305,465
249,892
240,902
166,640
89,862
61,812
256,416
193,517
1,832,001
1,221,040
851,050
1,036,560
753,928
513,425
873,350
555,717
397,471
400,766
24i;825
123,012
802,016
460,049
' 274.559
1,368,475
930,420
583,328
586,276
405,361
234,014
547,739
328,906
193,969
348,977
220,569
126,724
848,477
423,623
245,402
57,272
34,201
22,408
29,008
17,417
10,385
25.382
15,190
7,334
12,522
7,541
3,897
36,829
20,625
10,781
For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
244,378
175,461
130,864
102,191
83,942
56,003
97,646
67,128
42,715
56,870
39,046
27,714
153.810
106,187
63,777
790,005
550,102
395,686
336,163
252,156
176,506
382.131
246,832
153,510
228,699
152,813
115,606
493,678
312,489
223,960
1,381,186
974,028
711,800
630,488
464,336
325,086
625,443
415,232
252,314
363,996
254,663
191,825
843,512
551.565
364,810
591,181
423,926
316,114
294,325
212,180
148,580
243,312
168,400
98,804
135,304
101.850
76,219
349,834
239,076
140.850
26.9
14.0
41.8
36.8
18.3
24.8
35.8
42.8
42.6
26.5
60.6
64.6
42.9
18.6
42.9
32.8
29.9
33.2
52.9
51.2
OF
MANUFACTURES.
213
30,783
21,745
SUMMABY
Pacific.....................
19,564
19,144
15,381
10,311
10,058
12,339
8,279
7,174
5,254
3,610
3,146
13,579
11,192
8,329
214
No. 1 4 5 .—MINERAL PRODUCTION : Q u a n t i t i e s a n d V a l u e s o f S p e c i f i e d K in d s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1908 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports o i United States Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
1908
Quantity.
1909
Value.
Quantity.
23,447
(u)
15,950
549,923,116
754,281,705
Bituminous c o a l18...........................short tons8. 332,573,944 374,185,268
Pennsylvania anthracite................ long tons*. 74,347,102 158,178,849
65,712,499
Stone1*................ ...................................................
Petroleum............................................. barrels14. 178,627,855 129,079,184
54,640,374
Natural gas.............................................................
133,000
P eat.........................................................................
183,197,762
Clay products1* ....................................................
Cement.................................................. barrels w. 52,910,925 44,477,658
379,744,257 405,486,777
72,384,249 149,181,587
71,345,199
183,170,874 128,828,487
63,206,941
127,042
166,821,213
66,689,715 53,610,563
773
25,277
>23,257,288
253,875
60,399,400
4,687,053
1,097,232,749
405,863
271,621
21,256
46,125,000
14,078
445
(u )
940
Value.
Quantity.
Value.
D o lla r s :
Dollars.
327,334,624 >30,180,969 420,563,388
12,223,776
8,377,832
39.197.500
32,615,700
63,766,800
93.451.500
4,520,717
96,890,000
137,154,092 1,243,268,720 205,139,838
87,385,550
415,895
36,527,670
44,699,166
323,907
30,964,794
1,058,941
25,064
977,989
11,907,000
8,084,000
65,607,000
1,811,348
13,552
1,380,556
127,000
124,800
56,635
11260,000
40,890
1,005
45,778
867,103,085
680,531,782
NONMET A.LLIC (SPOT VALUES*).
417,111,142 469,281,719
75,438,246 160,275,802
76,520,584
209,557,248 127,899,688
70,756,158
140,209
170,115,974
77,785,141 68,752,092
405,907,059 451,375,819
80,771,488 175,189,392
77,108,567
220,449,891 134,044,752
74,621,534
272,114
162,236,181
79,547,958 66,705,136
450.104,982
75,322,855
222,118,218
83,351,191
517,983,445
177,622,626
78,284,572
163,802,334
84,563,957
228,572
172,811,275
67,461,513
MINERALS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
57,137,900 30,854,500
4,657,018 96,269,100
1,080,159,509 137,180,267
389,211 34,250,568
252,479 27,267,732
20,601
958,153
47,734,000
8,955,700
14,069
1,338,090
(“ )
Quantity.
D o lla r s .
54,721,500 28,455,200
28,050,600
94,560,000
4,821,701 99,673,400
124,419,335 1,092,951,624 142,083,711
26,104,008
363,319 31,245,434
17,930,406
230,225
824,146
21,075
957,859
2,434,600
34,210,000
6,575,000
1,264,771
12,896
1,231,019
(M)
14,250
Total value of metallic products.............
Value.
•26,674,123 412,162,486
<u>
750
Quantity.
*25,795,471 419,175,000
*15,936,018 254,321,000
52,440,800
4,574,340
942,570,721
310,762
190,749
19,752
11,152,000
13,629
(10)
Value.
D o lla r s .
D o lla r s .
Pig iron, spot value1 ....................... long’tons *..
Ferro-alloys*.................................................d o ....
Silver, commercial value «.. .fine troy ounces..
Gold, coining value6................................. d o —
Copper, value at New York C ity7....... pounds..
Lead, value at New York C ity7. .short tons*..
Zinc, value at St. Louis7 .......................... d o ....
Quicksilver, value at San Francisco.. .flasks8. .
Aluminum, value at Pittsburgh ®....... pounds..
Antimonial le a d ..........................................d o ....
Nickel, value at Philadelphia.............. pounds..
T i n ................................................................ d o ....
Platinum (crude), value at New York City,
ounces troy..........................................................
1911
1910
2,766,873
Mineral waters................................gallons sold..
Phosphate r o c k ............................... long tons*..
Salt..........................................................barrels17-.
Zinc ox id e 1®.....................................short tons*..
Gypsum......................................................... do—
T.{ihinTTi m inerals...................................... d o .. . .
Borax, crude.................................................d o—
Arsenious oxid e...... ................................pounds..
Mineral paints»»..............................short tons s ..
Grindstones............................................................
Fibrous talc...................................... short tons*..
Asphaltum....................................................do___
Talc and soapstone.................................... d o—
Gems and precious stones....................................
Pyrite.................................................. long tons*..
868,820
886,138
822,062
66,292
721,829
203
25,000
69,244
70,739
198,382
46,615
222,698
3,484,974
11,091,186
1,029,699
6,316,817
6,712,680
11,399,124
7,553,632
5,072,460
4,075,824
1,550
975,000
(10)
64,674,486
2,338,264
30,107,646
68,974
2,252,785
2,367,723
536,095
697,390
2,057,881
703,832
415,063
857,113
48,536
228,655
81,802
41,434
2,428,000
78,771
247,070
» By “ spot ” value is meant value at the point of production.
*“ Long” tons, 2,240avoirdupois pounds; “ short” tons, 2,000pounds.
>Iron ore—1908: 35,963,336 long tons; value at mines, 981,845,904. 1909:61,294,271
long tons; value at mines, $110,290,596. 1910: 56,889,734 long tons; value at mines,
$140,735,607. 1911: 41,092,447 long tons; value at mines, $86,716,576; 1912: 57,017,614
long tons; value at mines, $107,050,153.
«Ferro-alloys include ferromanganese and spiegeleisen, ferrosilicon and ferrophosphorus, ferromolybdenum, ferxotitanium, feirotungsten, and ferrovanadium.
The ferro-alloys are made chiefly of foreign ores. Pig iron in 1910 includes ferro
alloys valued at $7,423,502.
*Average price per troy ounce in 1908 was 53 cents; in 1909,52 cents; in 1910, 54
cents; in 1911, 63 cents; in 1912,61.5 cents.
•Coining value, $20.671834625323.
7The product from domestic ores only.
* Of 76 avoirdupois pounds net.
* Consumption.
Included under “ Unspecified.”
13,876,072
1,150,580
5,441,418
6,894,134
10,796,456
8,343,831
6,156,755
5,906,788
(10)
1,634,365
52,946
2,373,805
804,051
359,957
2,138,273
862,002
534,380
1,028,157
3,505,954
62,030,125
2,654,988
30,305,656
58,481
2,379,057
42,357
2,994,000
85,304
71,710
260,060
79,006
241,612
14,088,039
1,169,153
6,236,759
6,357,590
10,917,000
7,900,344
6,238,945
6,623,029
(10)
1,201,842
62,306
2,141,654
796,294
728,180
3,080,067
864,213
295,797
977,978
3,392,915
63,788,552
3,053,279
31,183,968
13,689,054
897,664
6,728,019
6,837,888
11,900,693
8,345,692
2,323,970
6,462,036
(10)
53,330
6,264,000
143,350
1,569,151
73,408
7,842,683
907,316
613,286
3,991,109
1,032,732
343,692
1,164,871
364,266
81,521
301,458
3,529,462
62,281,201
2,978,332
33,324,808
2,600,757
6,282,000
181,154
66,867
449,510
350,928
13,970,114
1,200,223
6,043,818
6,615,671
11,675,774
9,402,772
6,563,908
(1°)
1,127,813
190,757
10,069,588
916,339
666,270
4,620,731
1,050,693
319,722
1,334,259
u In 1908, no production. In 1909, about 17 short tons o f stream tin from Alaska
were shipped to England. In 1910, small production from Alaska, North Carolina,
South Dakota, and Texas; in 1911, from Alaska and Texas, and in 1912, from Alaska.
m Including brown coal and lignite, and anthracite mined elsewhere than in Penn*
sylvania. Coke-1909: 39,315,065 short tons; value at ovens, $89,965,483. 1910:41,708810 tons; value, $99,742,701. 1911: 85,551,489 tons; value, $84,130,849. 1912:48,983,599
tons; value, $111,736,696.
» Including limestone for iron flux, but not including grindstones.
m Of 42 gallons.
u Value o f clay, mined and sold as unmanufactured clay: 1908, $2,599,986; 1909,
$3,449,707; 1910, $3,625,485; 1911, $3,480,763; 1912, $3,946,020.
it Of 380 pounds net.
17 Of 280 pounds net—values for net product exclusive of cost o f packages.
18Included under “ Mineral paints,” after 1910..
u Including metallic paints, ocher, umber, mortar colors, sienna, ground slate,
shales, cobalt oxide in 1907,1908, and 1909, and since 1907 sublimed blue lead, sub
limed white lead, zinc lead, and leaded zinc oxide; in 1910, also whiting; in 1911
and 1912, also zinc oxide.
MINERALS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L im e .................................................. short tons*..
Sand-lime b r ick ................................................
No. 1 4 5 . — M i n e r a l P r o d u c t i o n : Q u a n t it ie s a n d V a l u e s o f S p e c i f ie d K in d s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1908 t o 1912— Continued.
1912
Quantity.
konmetallic
( spot values )—continued.
Corundum and emery..................... short tons1. .
Oilstones, etc...........................................................
Garnet (abrasive)............................ short tons1..
[sheet, pounds.........
M ica ..................................... .*.•{
[scrap, short tons1..
Barytes (crude)................................short tons1..
Brom ine...................................................pounds..
Calcium ch lo rid e ............................ short tons1.
Fluorspar......................................................d o___
Feldspar........................................................d o___
Manganiferous ores.......................... long tons’ ..
Manganese ore..............................................d o___
Q uartz............................................... short tons1..
Thorium minerals (monazite) and zircon,
pounds..................................................................
Graphite..................................................................
Bauxite............................................... long tons1. .
S u lp h u r.......................................... .............do.
Sulphuric acid (60° Baum€) from copper and
zinc smelters................... .............short tons1. .
Fuller’s e a r th ............................................... d o . .. .
Glass sand......................................................d o___
Marls.............................................................. do___
Infusorial earth and tripoli.......................d o .. . .
Pumice...........................................................d o . .. .
M illstones............................................. ..................
1,996
972,964
2,417
38,527
Value.
Dollars.
8,745
217,284
64,620
234,021
33,904
120,442
73,783
38,785
70,474
55,620
6,144
47,316
225,998
428,553
132,556
62,779
190,157
422,646
2 2,288,000
*1,443
52,167
369,444
50,718
132,840
75,250
263,968
6,668,215
• 29,714
1,093,653
8,469
278,367
1,134,599
10,569
Quantity.
4,
97,442
89,287
31,420
Dollars.
18,185
214,019
102,815
234,482
46,047
209,737
57,600
Quantity.
Value.
Quantity.
291,747
424,602
215,925
19,675
249,466
3,814
2,476,190
4,
42,975
245,437
10,971
69,427
81,102
61,101
2,258
63,577
Dollars.
15,077
228,694
113,574
283,832
53,265
121,746
31,684
74,713
430,196
502,452
186,765
22,892
193,757
543,931
*6,294,400
*5,096
129,101
239,812
65,282
313,271
32,238
679,447
4,482,066
99,301
* 5,590,592
*1,407
148,932
255,534
12,006
295,733
39,710
716,258
4,605,112
3,206
* 4,790,000
*1,223
165,618
265,664
33,486
1,104,451
301,604
1,163,375
1,461,089
293,709
1,516,711
438,300
40,697
1,538,666
15,103
122,348
33,439
?3,271
1,580
2,972
1,809,582
4,090
61,945
569,725
50,742
76,539
1,544
.
Value.
1,028
130,006
94,943
28,217
4,076
1,887,201
3,512
88,445
651,541
14,606
87,048
92,700
44,437
2,457
87,943
Value.
Quantity.
Dollars.
6,778
214,991
121,748
310,254
45,550
122,792
110,902
91,215
611,447
679,008
114,918
24} 586
155,122
4,182
845,483
3,226
37,478
647,200
18,550
116,545
86,572
51,517
1,664
97,874
6,652
232,218
137,800
282,823
49,073
153,313
136,174
117,272
769,163
520,562
19,942
15,723
191,685
802
256,050 23,543,771
*923
32,415
159,865
750,649
4,787,049
303,472
187,689
24,344
768,932
5,256,422
2,.733,696
383,124
1,543,733
147,462.,
21,689
40,069.
992
Value.
614,073
32,715
1,465,386
4,240,9a
1,480,471
125,446
86,687
71,414
Grand to ta l.............. ..................................
7,230
19,761
19,624
598
9,465
3,085
8,300
37,860
62,603
205
12,443
3,693
2,729
74,658
68,357
120
9,375
7,604
1,629'
75,000
119,935
SOI
10,512
4,403
2,768
105,120
87,959
36,122,491
12,135,433
58,461,100
1,139
407,985
305,500
66,889,175
550,000
1,380
21,682,737
1,619
19,520,919
44,480
807,307
19,614,850
229,955
67,949,347
1,132,000
1,821
65,308,293
673
17,173,615
10,000
614,370
1,044,396,939
549,928,116
(4>
(<)
1,133,000,740
754,281,705
1,242,820,417
749,285,310
1,246,750,346
680,531,782
(<)
502,158
(«)
1,376,027,241
867,103,085
250,000
300,000
300,000
250,000
. 500,000
1,594,572,055
1,887;682,446
1,992,405,727
1,927,532,128
2,243,680,326
t « Lon g” tons, 2,240 avoirdupois pounds; “ short” tons, 2,000 pounds.
* Crystalline, pounds.
* Amorphous, short tons.
*Included under “ Unspecified.”
s Includes nitrate of soda, carbonate of soda, sulphate o i soda, and alum clays used by paper manufacturers; and cadmium, rutile, selenium, and uranium and vanadium
minerals, estimated together at $500,000 in 1912.
’ilOLLOJia OHd
Total value of nonmetal lie mineral prod
u c ts ............................................................
Total value of metallic products....... ............ .
Estimated value of mineral products unspeci
fied &.......................................................................
859
6,587
986
11$
Chromic iron ore................................long tans*..
Magnesite.*........................................ short tons*..
Asbestos......................................................... d o ....
Sand, molding, building, etc., and gravel,
short tons1...........................................................
Titaninm OTA (rntHG)............................pomnds.Tungsten ore.....................................short tons*..
Uranium and vanadium m inerals...........do___
11511
11S3I
m u
SSSgS
m u
S jS jS S S
p S S jS jS
# !* ?
SSSSS
I R g .il
M 8 S R ss« » £japeooo>
M sff Iffc v
m ill
ssss.fe f » W
IISII Illli JW.WI m u . s i m i
Illii liiit illii iliii m u iliii
sisss iggll giggli i g § § g
pspjsjs sssss jtXMtf
§§I3f§ S S l^ i
„M » »J©JO
p irn m u m m
iliii Illii iliii iliii illii l i f l l iliii iliii
m ii
8$8£g
iill.i
MMMMM
im is §is r 3 IR IiS
8R SE G
iliii iiiii inii m i l iiin iiin m u
J8.SJSJS S8SJS3 JSS.8S.6 S 33feS .SSfcSS .fcSSaS £ 2 .8 8 8
iliii iiiii
SSSB_«
§ ig
ms
W
J$
ii
y*
i l l i i i l i i i l i l i i lllp i IpIII i l i i i IIIII i f f
mm
83888 m u
mm
a illl
n m
nm mm nm mm mm mm mm mm nm
.§ 1 1 1
i n i
pmisi
jRjSSKS:
.
«
i l i i i
& SS2
i§ii iiiii
i| | S
jejsjsjj
Siii IIIS5
ggii sssei
WWWWCO
p i illli
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.
21$
Ho. 1 4 7 .—ESTIMATED VALUE OF THE PRODUCT OF GOLD AND SILVER,
CALENDAR TEARS 1907 TO 1913:1 By S t a t e s .
[Source: Reports o f the Director of the Mint, Treasury Department.]
GOLD.
State.
A la sk a ..............................
Arizona ............................
California........................
C olorado..........................
Georgia..............................
Idaho ...............................
M ontana..........................
Nevada..............................
New M exico.....................
North Carolina................
O regon..............................
South Carolina................
South Dakota...................
T e x a s ...............................
U ta h .................................
Washington.....................
Wyoming..........................
Philippine Islands.........
Other.................................
1907
1908
1909
1910
Dollars.
18,489,400
2,664,000
16,853,500
20,897,600
64,800
1,255,900
3,472,600
15,411,000
330,000
78,700
1,222,200
58,100
4,138,200
1,000
5,121,600
262,300
Dollars.
19,858,800
2,500,000
19,329,700
22,871,000
56,200
1,443,500
3,160,000
11,689,400
306,300
97,500
905,900
53,700
7,742,200
500
3,946,700
253,700
Dollars.
20,339,600
2,626,800
20,703,600
21,846,600
43,400
1,344,200
3,750,100
16,386,200
252,800
31,400
829,000
7,400
6,573,600
400
4,213,300
429,000
DoUara.
16,271,800
3,413,200
20,441,400
20,526,500
24,000
1,035,900
3,720,400
18,873,700
477,200
64,500
681,400
37,800
5,380,200
400
4,312,700
806,000
114,800
344,900
296,000
202,000
1911
1913
DoUars.
16,665,200
8,521,400
19,928,500
19,138,800
32,000
1,857,900
8,649,700
18,096,900
761,700
71,900
634,200
20,100
7,429,500
8,900
4,486,200
840,000
Dollars.
17,198,600
3,785,400
20,008,000
18,741,200
10,900
1,401,700
3,707,900
13,575,700
754,600
156,000
759,700
15,400
7,823,700
2.200
4,812,600
682,600
24,300
461,600
252,100
29,400
1913*
Dollars.
14,782,512
3,803,939
20,108,447
18,420,031
9,881
1,366,606
3,078,202
12,279,131
844,086
111,442
1,370,987
1,985
7,197,498
120
3,400,103
692,021
30,491
787,039
20,403
Total value................... 90,435,700 94,560,000 99,678,400 96,269,100 96,890,000 93,451,500 88,301,023
Total fine ounces (troy) 4,374,827 4,574,340 4,821,700 4,657,017 4,687,053* 4,520,719 4.271,562
SILVER (COMMERCIAL VALUE).
A la s k a ..............................
A rizon a............................
California........................
C olorado..........................
Georgia.............................
Idaho ...............................
M ichigan..........................
M ontana..........................
Nevada.............................
New M exico.....................
North Carolina................
O regon.............................
South Carolina____ ____
South Dakota...................
T e x a s ...............................
U ta h .................................
W ashington.....................
W y o m in g .......................
Philippine Islands..........
Other.................................
118,300
1,916,000
1,049,400
7,587,000
500
5,206,800
218,700
7,345,500
5,465,100
395,700
16,600
63,400
100
70,400
201,500
7,528,500
55,400
61,400
109,400
103,300
83,100
1,551,200 1,312,300 1,434,100
911,300 1,198,500
967,400
5,429,400 4,600,100 4,602,400
100
100
200
4,042,900 8,513,100 8,794,600
157,300
141,600
113,100
5,539,500 6,257,900 6,632,800
5,086,100 5,262,000 6,677,600*
214,500
168,600
420,600
700
200
4,500
30,000
86,200
23,600
100
105,500
102,100
65,100
239,100
212,200
196,800
4,520,600 5,486,600 5,640,800
46,400
39,100
110,600
66,500
49,800
58,700
252,900
331,800
1,743,600 2,118,000
851,200
686,300
8,958,800 4,876,500
300
100
4,419,800 4,838,400
334,100
274,100
6,568,500 7,698,500
7,120,400 8,514,400
898,000
724,300
500
1,400
32,200
24,200
108,200
239,900
6,280,500
124,400
89,000
. 126,500
233,500
8,038,300
215,600
200
3,600
89,200
229,453
2,049,766
923,087
5,536,837
51
5,787,077
259,339
7,880,166
9,133,229
921,943
1,371
95,870
8
101,696
259,022
7,416,664
159,038
2,254
6,029
97,636
T o t a l com m ercia l
value.......................... 37,299,700 28,050,600 28,455,200 30,854,500 32,615,700 39,197,400 40,864,871
Total fine ounces(troy) 56,514,700 52,440,800 54,721,500 57,137,900 60,399,400 63,766,800 67,601, 111
1For prior years see previous table, and for world's production see Table 37>0.
* Preliminary figures.
220
No. 1 4 8 .—ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION: Q u a n t it ie s , C e n su s Y e a r E n d e d M a y 31, 1880, a n d in C a l e n d a r
Y e a r s 1890, 1900, a n d 1904 t o 1912, b y S t a t e s .
[Sources: Reports o f the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior;}
State.
1880
ANTHRACITE.
Long tons.
Pennsylvania......................... 825,580,189
Total anthracite......... *•25,580,189
1890
1906
Long tons. Long tons. Long tons.
64,852
87,861
0)
41,489,858 51,221,353 65,318,490
Long tons.
66,806
69,339,152
Long tons.
* 53,793
63,645,010
Long tons. Long tom.
55,439
37,195
76,432,421 74,847,102
Long tons. Long tons. Long tons.
69,375
88,001
80,960
72,384,249 75,433,246 80,771,488
65,882,842
69,405,958
63,698,803
76,487,860
74,384,297
72,453,624
75,514,296
80,869,489
75,398,369
10,594,704
1,727,387
<72,164
7,835,733
314,278
5,252
34,316,395
10,620,761
2,611,096
6,070,187
5,735,696
7,529,038
4,561,196
1,315,367
8,556,587
1,467,707
11,703,538
1,664,525
<27,528
8,974,080
296,524
65,504
37,035,807
10,796,929
2,553,750
6,487,700
5,379,263
8,619,328
4,853,083
1,202,088
3,355,364
1,633,858
12,723,620
2,884,320
*21,508
9,596,441
323,572
66,105
45,818,880
12,487,244
10,361,244
1,855,676
*19,520
8,690,315
236,448
4,847
42,553,296
10,996,438
12,235,223
2,122,462
<43,425
9,518,960
188,567
4,065
45,450,884
13,244,874
14.385,234
1,701,748
10,861
10,646,775
158,254
3,971
40,982,362
16,419,478
13,411,983
1,881,062
<10.399
9,011,602
147,509
61,626
47,927,784
12,679,781
14,375,536
1,875,731
4l0,119
9,755,053
203,127
62,646
53,468,962
13,647,962
6,926,573
6,237,927
9,551,236
3,592,179
1,593,475
3,354,045
2,280,304
7,078,679
4,394,153
13,056,535
4,658,147
1,370,506
2,662,887
2,608,009
6,546,114
5,516,721
12,544,377
4,183,746
1,317,923
3,425,096
2,657,463
6,608,508
6,237,663
14,723,679
4,432,177
1,076,991
8,874,871
2,721,871
1,764,208
6,762,788
6,394,027
6,537,901
5,576,346
9,601,004
9,148,708
4,939,847 •3,908,163
1,817,730
1,638,410
3,569,586
2,961,888
1,714,455
1,800,766
670
2,329,544
2,178,660
2,481,365
3,095,530
286,377
23,455,928
2,632,246
77,017
876,828
24,946,106
2,785,158
77,925
356,287
30,544,346
2,362,702
60,297
2,780,345
107
448,775
27,464,273
2,744,859
41,662
3,128,940
179
445,964
30,829,221
3,281,623
37,716
41,489,858
51,309,214
1904
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1905
1900
Long tons.
75,514
75,322,855
BITUMINOUS.
Kansas....................................
K entucky...............................
Maryland — <.......................
M ichigan...............................
M issouri.................................
Montana.................................
Nebraska...............................
New M e x ico ..........................
North Carolina.....................
North Dakota........................
O h io........................................
O klahom a..............................
Oregon....................................
289,261
13,195
211,562
413,167
138,075
3,652,151
357,043
98,849
2,747,324
203,872
5,460,158
1,298,506
107,988
1,304,568
688,788
844,900
1,990,104
90,000
753,843
200
179
13,653,947
2,951,551
776,097
3,590,839
2,017,788
2,412,050
2,998,047
66,944
2,442,162
462,033
7,494,888 10,055,398
1,794,153
1,292,808
<154,382
<71,055
4,626,943 5,901,884
281,747
342,135
9
»3,107
23,007,126 32,567,019
9,680,526
5,789,363
2,720,124
1,716,337
5,821,369
4,645,481
3,989,170
5,654,738
4,758,005
6,764| 716
3,593,471
4,297,877
758,460
1,198,964
3,721,702
3,160,806
1,213,320
1,483,728
5,364,817
335,515
9,164
26,786
10,262,952
1,127,752 1,275,443
* 15,834
6,250
242,793
115,967
16,953,705 21,785,912
1,451,355
2,390
283,520
22,815,134
272,937
24,760,393
38,576
54,923
99,589
97,894
71,188
313
52,557
310,500
28,698,588
3,252,373
63,376
OO Air— PRODUCTION.
Alabama.................................
Arkansas.................................
California................................
Colorado.................................
Georgia...................................
Id a h o......................................
Illinois.....................................
Indiana...................................
Indian Territory...................
Pennsylvania......................... 16,451,038
Tennessee...............................
442,081
T exas......................................
U tah........................................
13,168
38,463
V irgin ia.................................
129,478
Washington............................
West Virginia......................... 1,633,789
W yom ing...............................
526,424
RECAPITULATION.
8
Middle States......................... 25,439,748
Western States....................... 10,535,833
Southern States..................... 1,874,276
Pacific States........................
892,784
105,726,462 115,440,363
6,148,881
5,588,639
1,072,039
1,172,208
1,189,618
1,582,685
3,817,206
3,798,999
2,557,969
2,926,164
83,742,482 38,652,098
5,476,780
5,001,804
144,522,757
5,779,668
1,954,118
2,692,990
7,005,927
3,000,832
59,630,971
6,578,682
166,845,274 183,705,987
76,203,757 80,614,806
84,267,413 37,161,719
3,922,808
4,612,019
239,415,126
52,328,528
104,316,517
5,748,768
Total bitum inous....... 38,242,641 99,377,078 189,480,097 248,788,941 281,239,252 806,084,481 352,408,054 296,908,826 888,987,997 372,339,703 362,329,016
Total anthracite and
bitum inous9............ 63,822,880 140,866,981 240,789,810 814,121,783 350,645,210 869,783,284 428,895,914 371,288,123 411,441,621 447,858,909 443,188,505
AMOUNTS MARKETED
477,202,804
.10
P en n sy lv a n ia ] tons............
anthracite... {value,dolls.
.
[tons............
Bituminous . . .
lvalue,dolls.
[tons.,
401,808,934
88,403,652 46,355,595 63,907,788 68,057,076 57,855,519 68,975,615 66,656,648 64,663,564 67,539,106 72,492,000
66,383,772 85,757,851 138,974,020 141,879,000 131,917,694 163,684,056 158,178,849 149,181,587 160,275,302 175,189,392
97,957,790 186,227,513 243,181,440 275,050,479 299,188,137 344,240,502 289,275,096
110,420,801 218,980,813 805,397,001 334,658,294 381,162,115 451,214,842 374,135,268 405,486,777 469,281,719 451,875,819
67,343,159
177,622,626
391,869,724
517,983,445
136,361,342 232,683,108 307,089,228 338,107,665 356,538,656 413,216,117 855,930,644 395,249,473 431,327,964 425,737,459
176,804,573 306,688,164 444,371,021 476,637,294 513,079,809 614,798,898 532,314,117 554,902,624 629,557,021 626,665,211
459,212^883
696,606,071
1 Included in bituminous product.
2Colorado only.
* Includes small amounts mined in Rhode Island and Virginia.
*Includes Alaska.
6Includes Nevada.
6Includes Massachusetts.
t Includes small amount of Triassic in Virginia.
■Middle States: Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania,'and West Virginia. Southern States: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Indian Territory, Kentucky, New Mexico, North
Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Western States: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota,
and Wyoming. Pacific States: California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and miscellaneous.
9Amounts marketed only for the year 1880; afterwards the entire product of the mines.
bp
10Quantities represent amounts shipped to market; values are based on those of entire product.
No. 1 4 9 .- -PIG-IRON PRODUCTION,1CALENDAR TEARS 1900 AND 1903 TO 1913, AND THE NUMBER OF FURNACES, 1902 AND
1913: By S t a t e s a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D iv is io n s .
[Source: Annual reports of the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years, the bureau of statistics of the American Iron and Steel Institute.]
Pig-iron production.*
Com
pleted
furDec. 31,
1902.
A labam a..............
California*............
Colorado*............
Connecticut*.......
Georgia®..............
Indiana*..............
Illinois..................
K entucky7 .........
M aryland............
Massachusetts * . .
Michigan * ...........
M innesota8.........
Mississippi i .........
Missouri 8............
New Jersey * .......
New Y o r k 9 .........
North Carolina5..
O h io.....................
Oregon*................
Pennsylvania —
Texas
,
1900
1903
1908
Tons.
Tom.
Tons.
1,184,337 1,561,398 1,463,518
159,204
10,233
28,984
71,562
290,073
3,310
163,712
Tom.
1,604,062
T o n s.
1,674,848
151,776
8,922
70,156
407,774
15,987
413,040
20,239
92,599
1,692,375 1,655,991
37,106
102,441
298,441
8,149
3,265
244,709
233,225
2,034,483
63,735
382,096
2,156,866
98,127
386,709
288,704
369,456
270,289
14,501
75,602
1909
1910
1911
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
1.686,674 1,397,014 1,763,617 1,989,147 1,712,211
468,486
19,119
55,825
313,071
13,794
24,345
382,766
18,388
26,072
428,612
16,582
14,725
895,968
9,649
1,200
2,457,768 1,691,944 2,467,156 2,675,646 2,108,002
127,946
45,096
86,371
100,509
95,202
411,833
183,502 286,856
326,214
255,816
436,507
348,096
964,289
1,250,103 1,163,932
2
311,039
379,390
373,189
294,474
170,262
211,667
225,372
264,781
40,663
11
292,827
552,917
605,709 1,198,068 1,552,659 1,659,752 1,019,495 1,733,675 1,938|407 1,562,756
20
2
58 2,470,911 3,287,434 2,977,929 4,586,110 5,327,133 5,250,687 2,861,325 5,551,545 5,752,112
1
149 6,365,935 8,211,500 7,644,321 10,579,127 11,247,869 11,348,549 6,987,191 10,918,824 11,272,323 9,807,073
372,692
426,874
90,826 383,845
897,569
302,096
22
362,190
418,368
824,648
5,530
4
10,160
11,653
1912
1918
Total
Dec.
June Dec.
31*
30,
31. 1913.
1918. 1913.
Tons.
Tons.
1,862,681 2,057,911
897,731
17,366
12,810
2,887,359 2,927,977
68,760
315,731
289,959
219,546
1,770,628 1,775,883
36,876 2,187,620
1,939,231
6
3
4
10
. 26
8
5
2
15
1
1
2
7
28
6,802,493 7,129,525
75
12,552,131 12,954,940
280,541
161
1
18
4
V irgin ia ..................
West Virginia7.......
W isconsin8.............
Grand total —
490,617
544,034
310,526
510,210
483,525
478,771
820,458
891,134
444,976
293,642
256,167
341,815
166,758
184,794
199,013
283,516
270,945
210,404
298,179
351,415
304,534
373,323
291,066
322,083
65,551
148,938
2ftflt?89r
848,177
174,661
807,200
291,472
276,807
274,360
303,370
867,326
5
4
24
1
4
7
412 13,789,242 18,009,252 16,497,038 22,992,880 25,307,191 25,781,361 15,936,018 25,795,471 27,303,567 23,649,547
29,727,137 30,966,801
304
205
462
196 7,299,398 9,517,433 9,088,781 12,734,496 13,891,400 14,103,508 8,494,905 13,480,499 13,992,968 11,967,429
113 2,147,840 2,713,496 2,178,927 2,589,898 2,775,973 2,742,322 2,077,739 2,601,039 2,896,926 2,426,903
101 4,342,004 5,778,323 5,229,325 7,668,486 8,639,818 8,935,531 5,363,374 9,718,933 10,413,673 9,255,215
*2
15,039,510 15,679,845
2,525,846 2,761,482
12,161,581 12,524,974
148
42
114
96
86
73
210
108
142
2
26
1
3
6
9
8
3
1
Geographic divi
sions:™
December 3 1 Furnaces in blast
Furnaces out of
blast..................
807
232
182
261
813
340
167
236
338
206
231
313
205
105
174
243
168
111
89
276
223
331
267
234
153
257
1In tons o f 2,240 pounds.
1Includes spiegeleisen, ferromanganese, ferrosilicon, ferrophosphorus, ferrotitanium, ferrovanadium, etc.
8Colorado includes Missouri; Washington is also included from 1900; California is included from 1907; and Oregon from 1911.
<Massachusetts and Connecticut combined after 1904.
6Georgia includes North Carolina and Texas to 1908 and Texas only from 1904 to 1911.
‘ Indiana and Michigan com bined after 1906.
* Kentucky includes Mississippi and West Virginia in 1918.
* Wisconsin includes Minnesota.
•New Jersey includes New Y ork in 1913.
10 New England and Middle States; Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. Southern States: Alabama,
Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Western States: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and
Wisconsin. Pacific States: Oregon, Washington, and California. (The production of the Pacific States is included with that of Colorado.)
223
PIG- IKON— PRODUCTION.
New England and
Middle States.. . .
Southern States___
Western States.......
Pacific States.........
PIG I RON—-PRODU OTIGN*
No. 1 5 0 ,—PIG-IRON PRODUCTION: Q u a n t i t i e s 1 a n d K in d s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s
1907 t o 1913, b y S t a t e s .
[Source: Annual reports of the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years, the
bureau of statistics of the American Iron and Steel Institute. Figures o f 1913 are preliminary.]
ANTHRACITE AND MIXED ANTHRACITE AND COKE PIG IRON.
State.
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
Tons.
117,288
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
Tons.
855,009
698,431
649,082
229,575
247,179
277,847
855,009
698,431
649,082
229,575
247,179
277,347’
9,649
17,866
12,810
3,513
3,832
4,679
New Y o r k . . . . . . .
|
New Jersey.........
|
Pennsylvania. . . 1,254,266
Total .
,
1,371,554
CHARCOAL PIG IRON*
Massachusetts.
C on necticut...
New Y o r k .......
Pennsylvania.
M aryland........
Virginia...........
Texas.............
K e n tu c k y ...
Georgia.........
Mississippi.. .
A labam a___
Ohio..............
Michigan___
W isconsin. . .
Missouri.......
W ashington.
California. . .
19,119
34,494
20,629
2,289
2,479
2,691
4,272
1,444
3,296
5,588
1,555
3,189
3,240
20,519
19,474
14,684
11,453
2,866
2,338
35,141
2,425
294,922
23,815
2,400
143,492
33,641
231,733
35,704
1,060
260,805
32,557
1,902
160,384
34,033
1,925
231,169
32,450
2,001
224,079
39,6'
67,087
65,026
61,512
*376,003
*396,507
61,538 !
I
T ota l..
2437,397 | 2249,146
*339,981
BITUMINOUS COAL AND COKE PIG IRON.
New Y ork ...........
New Jersey8.......
Pennsylvania . . .
M aryland...........
West V irg in ia ...
K entucky*.........
Tennessee...........
V irginia..............
North Carolina..
Georgia................
Texas...................
A labam a............
O hio.....................
Illin ois................
Indiana6 ............
W isconsin...........
M ichigan............
Minnesota...........
Missouri..............
C olorado.............
W ashington.......
California...........
T ota l.........
1,659,752
255,901
10,091,994
411,833
.291,066
125,984
390,606
.
1,731,484
266,846
10,255,830
284,856
228,282
84,016
830,909
1,938,857
262,669
10,621,081
325,614
174,661
98,951
394,078
1,562,766
40,663
9,578,746
255,186
291,472
98,574
320,942
517,095
326,465
404,725
452,342
. 292,147
253,921
338,575
1,661,533
5,248,262
2,457,768
1,873,199
2,858,925
1,691,944
1,729,976
6,551,545
2,467,156
1,903,448
6,751,052
2.675,646
1,679,886
5,308,408
2,108,002
1,828,648
6,800,568
2,887,859
2,025,461
7,127,524
2,927,977
358,268
«315,985
«971,837
1,193,796
1,166,237
1,765,941
1,807,660
512,348
310,934
424,625
466,288
448,074
421,974
377,349
1
1
!•
2,187,620
1,989,231
86,876 ...................
12,301,120
12,672,914
289,959
218,603
816,728
274,360
68,680
835,552
278,206
1,018,795
192,352
6,662,723
183,502
65,551
48,172
288,316
723,972,410 *15,331,863 724,721,087 '26,257,978 ^23,141,093 729,132,733 730,348,978
i In tons o f 2,240 pounds.
*Includes small quantities of pig iron and ferro alloys made with charcoal and electricity.
« The production of New Jersey is included with that of New York in 1918.
« The production o f Kentucky is included with that o f West Virginia in 1913.
» The production of Indiana is included with Wisconsin and Michigan for 1907, 1908, 1909,1010,
and 1911 only. Prior to 1907 Indiana had not made pig iron for a number of years.
6 Includes a small quantity o f iron made experimentally in Michigan with manufactured gas. No
iron made in Michigan in 1910 or 1911 with manufactured gas.
7Includes small quantities o f ferro alloys made with coke and electricity, coal and natural gas, etc.
225
OBU D ^ STEEL AND ISON OBE---- PBODUOTION.
No. 1 5 1 .—CRUDE-STEEL PRODUCTION: Q u a n t i t i e s a n d K in d s , 1880 t o 1912.
[Source: Annual reports *bf the American Iron and Steel Association prior to 1912; for later years,
from the bureau o f statistics of the American Iron and Steel Institute.]
Calendar year.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
. 1897.
1898.
1899.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1903.
1904.
1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
OpenBessemer
Crucible
hearth
ingots and ingots
and
and ingots
castings.
castings.
All other
steels.
Long tons. Long tom.
1,074,262
100,851
131,202
1,374,247
1,514,687
143,341
1,477,845
119,356
1,875,581
117,515
1,519,430
2,269,190
218,973
2,936,033
322,069
314,318
2,511.161
2,930,204
874,543
513,232
3,688,871
8,247,417
579,753
4,168,435
669.889
8,215,686
737.890
3,571,813
784,986
1,137,182
4,909,128
1,298,700
3,919,906
6,475,315
1,608,671
2,230,292
6,609,017
7,586,354
2,947,316
8,398,185
6,684,770
8,713,302
4,656,309
5.687.729
9,138,863
8,592,829
5,829,911
7,859,140
5,908,166
10,941,375
8,971,376
12,275,830 10,980,413
11,667,549 11,549,736
7.836.729
6,116,755
9,330,783 14,493,936
9,412,772 16,504,509
7,947,854 15.598,650
10,327,901 20,780,723
Long tons. Long tons.
1,247,886
7,558
1,588,814
2,720
1,736,692
2,691
1,673,535
4,999
1,550,879
4,563
1,515
1,711,920
2,662,603
2,367
3.339.071
6,694
2,899,440
3,682
3,385,732
6,120
4.277.071
3,793
3,904,240
4,484
4,927,681
4,548
4,019,995
2,806
4,412,082
4,081
6,114,834
858
2,394
5,281,689
3,012
7,156,957
3,801
8,932,867
10,639,857
4,974
4,862
10,188,329
6,471
13,473,595
14,947,250
8,386
14,534,978
9,804
13,859,887
9,190
20,023,947
8,963
14,380 23,398,136
23,362,594
14,075
6,132
14,023,247
23,955,021
22,947
55,335
26,094,919
31,949 23,676,106
21,162
81,251,303
Long tons.
64,664
80,145
75.973
71,835
53,270
57,599
71.973
75,375
70,279
75,865
71,175
72,686
84,709
63,613
51,702
67,666
60,689
69,959
89,747
101,213
100,662
98,513
112,772
102,434
83,391
102.233
127,513
131.234
63,631
107,355
122,303
97,653
121,517
No. 1 5 2 .—IRON-ORE PRODUCTION (M ARKETED):
C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1907 to 1912.
Q u a n t it i e s ,
by
St a t e s,
[Source: Reports o f the Geological Survey, Department o f the Interior.]
State.
1907
1906
1909
1910
1911
1912
Long tone. Long tons. Long tons. Long tons. Long tom. Long tons.
3,955,582
4,776,645
4,321,252
3,734,438
4,801,275
Alabama................................... 4,039,453
16,474
129,535
Arkansas and Texas..............
118,667
155,966
(2)
California, Colorado, Mon
tana,Nevada,New Mexico,
637,582
Washington, and Wyoming.
831,258
528,625
861,850
(*)
(»)
Connecticut and Massachu
38,272
setts.......................................
87,166
28,112
34,158
(*)
185,337
444,114
2b?, 279
Georgia....................................
221,016
813,878
321,060
Kentucky, Maryland, and
West Virginia.......................
98,657
78,409
62,808
53,285
12,7^7,468
8,9$?,103
8,839,199 11,900,384 13,303,906
M ichigan................................. 11,830,342
34,249,813
Minnesota............................... 28,969,658 18,652,220 28,975,149 31,966,769 23,398,406
42,120
Missouri...................................
89,954
78,341
98,414
<111,768
72,810
359,721
366,823
549,760
394,767
543,720
521,832
New Jersey.............................
1,167,405
1,057,984
New York................................. 1,875,020
1,015,333
1,287,209
697,473
50,439
48,522
61,150
65,278
North Carolina.......................
16,697
( li),861
16,627
26,585
22,320
O h io .........................................
23,589
622,172
666,889
837,287
514,929
Pennsylvania..........................
739,799
448,161
416,885
469,728
657,795
732,247
813,690
635,343
Tennessee.................................
7,280
Utah.........................................
34,628
412,520
V irgin ia ...................................
786,856
610,871
837,847
903,377
692,223
1,152,250
559,763
1,067,436
1,149,651
838,744
783,993
960,135
All other...................................
889,048
Total............................... 51,720,619
35,983,336
* Texas only.
* Included in “ All other.”
•Does not include, Utah shown below.
26*87°— s a 1913------ 15
61,155,437
56,889,734
41,092,447
4Includes Iowa.
•Included under Kentucky, etc.
57,017,614
226
IRON AND STEEL AND TIN PLATE— PRODUCTION.
N o. 1 5 3 .—IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURES: Q u a n t i t i e s
e n d a r Y e a b s 1908 t o 1912.
and
K
in d s ,
C al
[Source: A n n u a l reports o f th e A m erica n Iron a n d Steel A ssociation p r io r to 3912; fo r la ter years,
from the burea u o f statistics o f th e A m erica n Iron a n d 8teel Institu te.]
Articles.
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
L o n g to n * .
L o n g to n s .
L o n g to m .
L o n g to n s .
L o n g to n s .
P ig i r o n ............................................................... 15,936,018
Splegeleisen a n d ferrom anganese (in
152,018
clu d e d w ith p ig i r o n ) .................................
25,795,471
27,303,567
23,649,547
29,726,937
225,040
224,431
184,718
221,724
1,767,171
1,266,674
1,884,442
1,751,359
280
1,053,420
1,676,928
192,447
1,099,926
2,106,144
1 122,845
F in ish ed iron a n d steel:
Rails—
Bessem er steel....................................
O pen-hearth s t e e l.............................
I r o n ............................. .........................
1,349,153
571,791
71
T otal r a ils ........................................
1,921,015
3,023,845
8,636,031
2,822,790
3,327,915
Structural shapes......................................
W ire ro d s......................................................
P late a n d sheet, e x ce p t n a il pla te
a n d s k elp ..................................................
N ail p l a t e ....................................................
Bar, b o lt, h o o p , skelp, ro lle d a xles,
rolled a rm or plate, e t c .......................
1,083,181
1,816,949
2,275,562
2,335,685
2,266,890
2,241,830
1,912,867
2,450,453
2,846,487
2,653,553
2,649,693
45,747
4,234,346
63,746
4,955,484
45,294
4,488,049
48,522
5,875,080
45,331
4,311,608
7,711,506
8,475,750
7,316,990
9,908,475
T o ta l finished rolled .....................
11,828,193
19,644,690
21,621,279
19,039,171
24,656,841
N ails:
*956,182 *1,207,597 *1,105,233
Cut na ils an d c u t spikes.........................
*967,636
W ire n a ils .................................................... 210,662,972 *13,916,053 *12,704,902 *13,437,778
Steel in gots a n d castings:
B essem er....................................................
6,116,755
9,330,783
9,412,772
7,947,854
O pen-hearth................................................ 7,836,729 14,498,936 16,504,509 15,598,650
63,631
107,355
C r u cib le ........................................................
122,303
97,653
6,132
A ll o th er, in clu d in g ele c tric..................
22,947
55,335
31,949
*978,415
*14,669,700
10,327,901
20,780,723
121,517
21,162
T ota l cru d e s t e e l...........................
14,023,247
23,955,021
26,094,919
23,676,106
31,251,303
Ore, pig, a n d scrap b loom s fo r sa le............
T in plates a n d te rn e p la te s...........................
8,103
537,087
9,593
611,959
14,016
722,770
2,271
783,960
250
962,971
1 Includes electric steel rails; also rails rerolled from old steel rails which the manufacturers could
n o t classify as Bessem er o r open-hearth.
* K egs o f 100 pounds.
No. 154*—TIN-PLATE MANUFACTURES :
Q u a n t it ie s ,
1894
to
1912.
[Sources: R ep ort o f Col. Ira Ayer, special Treasury agent, to 1896, in clu siv e; 1897 t o 1911, an n u al reports
o f th e A m erican Iron a n d Steel A ssociation, e x ce p tin g 1900 a n d 1904, figures fo r w h ic h are fr o m
census reports 1912 from th e bureau o f statistics o f th e A m erica n Iron a n d Steel Institu te.]
A m o u n t m a d e from —
T in plates.
T em eplates.
P o u n d s n e t.
P o u n d s n e t.
P o u n d s n e t.
P o u n d s n e t.
102,223,407
165,927,907
270,151,786
64,120,002
88,683,488
89,058,013
119,667,483
241,316,527
358,212,482
46,675,296
13,294,868
997,316
707,718,239
141,285,783
1904*.................................................... 867,526,985
1905......................................................
1906...................................................... 1.100.373.000
1907...................................................... 996,650,000
1908................................................ . 1.048.896.000
158,857 ,866
193.367.000
156.447.000
154.179.000
1,026,384,851
1.105.440.000
1.293.739.000
1.153.097.000
1.203.075.000
1.179.858.000
1.450.821.000
1.597.629.000
1.965.659.000
190.930.000
168.184.000
158.441.000
191.396.000
1.370.788.000
1.619.005.000
1.756.070.000
2.157.065.000
Calendar year.
1894......................................................
1895......................................................
1896......................................................
1897......................................................
1898......................................................
1899............................... <....................
19001...............................................
1901......................................................
1902......................................................
1903......................................................
1909......................................................
1910......................................................
1911......................................................
1912......................................................
i Census year ended May 31.
A m erican
F oreign
b la c k plates. b la ck plates.
* Census year ended Dec. 31.
T otal.
P o u n d s n e t.
166,843,409
254,611,395
359,209,798
574,779,520
732,289,600
808.960.000
849,004,022
894,411,840
806.400.000
1.075.200.000
227
MINING ACCIDENTS AND DENATURED ALCOHOL.
No. 1 5 5»—FATALITIES IN COAL HINES: B y S t a t e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 18*9
t o 1912.
[Source: Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior.]
1906
1906 1909
m
Alabama..........
Arkansas..........
California and
Alaska...........
Colorado...........
Georgia.............
Idaho................
Illinois..............
Indiana___ . . . .
Iowa..................
Kansas..............
Kentucky.........
Maryland.........
Michigan..........
Missouri............
Montana...........
New Mexico....
North Dakota..
Ohio..................
Oklahoma........
Oregon..............
Pennsylvania
(anthracite)..
Pennsylvania
(bituminous)
6
2
95
2
159
40
10
28
51
13
8
20
7
15
99
1
437
18
2
18
Texas
Utah.................
Virginia............
Washington___
West Virginia..
Wyoming.........
75
14
359
34
Total killed.. 1,216 1,492 1,549 1,895
2,004 2,232
3,197 2,449
2,840 2,719 2,360
Number killed
per 1,000 men
employed___
N o . 1 5 6 .—DEN ATT7BED A L C O H O L : N u m b e r o f D e n a t u r i n g W a r e h o u s e s
a n d A m o u n t s o f S p i r i t s D e n a t u r e d , Y e a r s E n d e d J u n e 30, 1907 t o 1913.
[Source: Reports of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department.]
Total.
Fiscal year.
1907 .
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911 .
1912.
1913.
Ware
houses.
Completely
denatured.
Specially
denatured.
Wine gallons.
1,397,861.16
1,812,122.38
2,370,839.70
3.076.924.55
3,374,019.92
4.161.268.56
5,223,240.78
21,416,277.05
Wine gallons.
Equivalent In
proof gallons.
Wine gallons.
382,415.19
1,509,329.35
2,185,579.15
3,002,102.55
3,507,109.94
3,933,246.44
4,608,417.76
1,780,276.35
3,321,451.73
4.566.418.85
6,079,027.10
6.881.129.86
8,094,515.00
9,831,658.54
3,084,950.8
5,640,331.2
7,967,730.4
10,605,87a 7
11,682,887.9
13.955.903.8
16.953.552.8
19,128,200.38
40,544,477.43
69,891,233.6
228
MIKING ACCIDENTS AND PRODUCTION OF PETROLEUM.
N o. 1 5 7 .—F A T A L IT IE S IN A N D A B O U T C O A L M IN E S : N u m b e r o f M e n
K i l l e d , b y L o c a l i t i e s a n d C a u s e s , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1910, 1911, a n d 1912.
/Source: Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior.)
Locality and cause.
1910
1911
Animals * "........................ ' .................. ....................................................... ......
Machinery other than locomotives but including mining machines..............
Gases from mine fires......................................................................................
Other causes............................................................................................................
1,310
375
518
176
14
79
8
18
12
44
1,321
393
379
134
8
87
7
15
80
49
1,151
362
301
133
10
76
7
14
11
54
Underground:
Falls of roof (coal, rock, etc.)1.............................................................................
Mine cars and locomotives ________ __________________________________
1912
Total..............................................................................................................
2,554
2,473
2,119
In shaft:
Falling down shafts or slopes........................................................................
Objects falling down shafts or slopes...................................................................
Breaking of cables, chains, etc.............................................................................
Overwinding............................ ...... .......................................................................
Other causes..................................... . ..............................................................
57
2
2
14
42
4
3
1
13
28
5
2
2
17
Total..................................................................................................... v . . .
75
63
54
On the surface:
Mine cars Hnd mine locomotives..........................................................................
Electricity (shock or burns).................................................................................
Machinery . ............ .............................................................................................
Boiler explosions........... .............................. - ........................... ...... ......................
Railway cars and locomotives................... ........................................................
Other causes............................................................................................................
101
5
38
3
12
52
45
7.
33
3
32
63
68
9
30
1
14
65
Total..............................................................................................................
211
183
187
Grand total....................................................................................................
2,840
2,719
2,360
JIncludes fatalities from falls of coal other than roof coal.
No.
1 5 8 .— CRUDE
PETROLEUM PRODUCTION: Q u a n t i t i e s , 1
Y e a r s 1880, 1890, 1900, a n d 1909 t o 1912, b y S t a t e s .
C a le n d a r
[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
State.
1880
1890
1900
Barrels.
Bands.
Bands.
4,324,484
40,552
307,360
California.............
317,385
368,842
Colorado..............
900
Illinois..................
200
4,874,392
63,496
Indiana................
74,714
1,200
Kansas.................
Kentucky............
a6,000
*62,259
Louisiana.............
81,602
Missouri...............
278
1,300,925
New Y o r k ...........
^,940 16,1^4,656 22,362,730
O hio.....................
6,472
Oklahoma 6 .........
Pennsylvania___ <26,027,631 *28,458,208 1?, 258,202
836,039
54
Texas...................
West V irginia....
179,000
492,578 16,195,675
5,450
Wyom ing.............
1909
Bands.
55,471,601
310,861
30,898,339
2,296,086
1,263,764
639,016
8,059,531
*5,750
1,134,897
10,632,793
47,859,218
9,299,403
9,534,467
10,745,092
7 20,056
1910
1911
1912
Band*.
Bands.
73,010,560 81,134,391
239,794
226,926
33,143,362 31,317,038
2,159,725
1,695,289
1,128,668
1,278,819
468,774
472,458
6,841,395 10,720,420
•3,615
*7,995
1,053,838
952,515
9,916,370 . 8,817,112
52,028,718 56,069,637
8,794,662 8,248,158
8,899,266
9,526,474
11,753,071
9,795,464
7115,430
7186,695
874,128
>8,969,007
51,427,071
7,837,948
11,735,057
12,128,962
1,572,306
B a n d s.
86,450,767
k06,052
28,601,308
970,009
1,592,796
484,368
9,263,439
26,286,123
45,823,572
63,620,529 183,170,874 209,557,248 220,449,391
222,113,218
Total value
(dollars).. 24,600,638
35,365,105
75,752,691 128,328,487 127,899,688 134,044,752
163,802,334
T otal...
1 Barrels of 42 gallons.
* Includes Tennessee.
» Includes Michigan.
‘ Included under Pennsylvania.
6Includes Indian Territory prior to 1908.
6Includes New York.
7Includes Utah.
OCCUPATIONS, LABO R , A TO W AG E S.
N o . 1 5 9 .— P O P U L A T IO N 1 0 Y E A R S O F A G E A N D U P W A R D E N G A G E D
I N G A I N F U L O C C U P A T I O N S , C E N S U S Y E A R 1 9 1 0 : B y S e x a n d S p e c i
f i e d O c c u p a t io n s .
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
Occupation.
Male.
Agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry:
Dairy fanners.....................................................................................
Farm laborers—
Farm laborers (home farm).......................................................
Farm laborers (working out)....................................................
Turpentine farm laborers..........................................................
Farm, dairy farm, garden, orchard, etc., foremen—
Garden and greenhouse foremen...............................................
Orchard, nursery, etc., foremen................................................
Female.
Total.
59,240
32,237
5,607,297
2,576
2,777
257,706
61,816
35,014
5,865,003
2,133,949
2,299,444
27,241
1,176,585
337,522
316
3,310,534
2,636,966
27,557
4,460,634
1,514,423
5,975,057
1,001
34,915
1,223
2,687
85
7,505
88
87
1,086
42,420
1,311
2,774
39,826
7,765
47,591
67,799
4,332
476
68,275
4,332
Fruit growers and nurserymen.................................................
7,977
44,186
75,481
3,777
1,051
2,355
4,413
15
. 9,028
46,541
79,894
3,792
Total.........................................................................................
Gardeners, florists, fruit growers, and nurserymen—
Total.........................................................................................
131,421
7,834
139,255
Garden, greenhouse, orchard, and nursery laborers—
Cranberry-bog laborers.............................................................
Garden laborers..........................................................................
Greenhouse laborers.......................................... ......................
Orchard and nursery laborers...................................................
1,316
76,372
16,796
31,969
68
4,942
961
1,503
1,384
81,314
17,757
33,472
Total.........................................................................................
126,453
7,474
133,927
Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers—
Foremen and overseers............................................................
Lumbermen and raftsmen.........................................................
Teamsters and haulers............................................................
Woodchoppers and tie cutters..................................................
4,798
113,999
15,038
27,356
37
40
4,798
114,036
15,038
27,396
Total.........................................................................................
161,191
77
161,268
Owners and managers of log and timber camps............................
Stock herders, drovers, and feeders.................................................
Stock raisers.......................................................................................
7,927
62,090
50,847
4
885
1,674
7,931
62,975
52,521
Other agricultural and animal-husbandry pursuits—
Apiarists......................................................................................
Comshellers, hay balers, grain thrashers, etc..........................
Ditchers............................... .......................................................
Poultry raisers and poultry-yard laborers...............................
Other and not specified pursuits...............................................
2,020
5,617
15,198
11,777
5,796
125
2,145
5,617
15,198
15,384
5,894
Total.........................................................................................
40,408
3,830
44,238
Total agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry............. 10,851,702
1,807,501
12,659,203
9
1
22,142
1,196
3,607
98
Extraction of minerals:
Foremen, overseers, and inspectors—
Foremen and overse e rs.........................................................
Inspectors.......................................... ............ ................... .
22,133
1,195
Total.........................................................................................
23,328
10
23,338
Operators, officials, and managers—
Managers....................... ........ ........ .............. ............................
Officials___ _______ . . . . . . . ____ ________ . . . . . . . . ________
Operators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . __. . . . . . . . . . . . ____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9,786
1,140
14,201
12
9
86
9,798
1,149
14,287
25,127
107
25,234
Total
.................................................................
i Includes turpentine farmers.
* Includes turpentine fiinn foremen.
229
230
OCCUPATIONS.
N o . 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o p A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — C on .
Occupation.
Male.
Extraction of minerals—Continued.
Coal-mine operatives.................................................
Copper-mine operatives.............................................
Gold and silver mine operatives..............................
Iron-mtne operatives.................................................
613,519
39,251
55,397
49,564
Operatives in other and not specified mines—
Lead and zinc-mine operatives.........................
All other mine operatives...................................
19,471
27,698
405
19
39
39
613,924
39,270
55,436
49,603
19,486
27,766
Total.................................................................
47,169
47,252
Quarry operatives.....................................................
80,795
80,840
Oil, gas, and salt well operatives—
Oil and gas well operatives................................
Salt well and w o rn operatives.........................
25,548
4,032
Total.................................................................
29,927
Total extraction of minerals...........................
«
Manufacturing and mechanical industries:
Apprentices—
Apprentices to building and hand trades........
Dressmakers’ and milliners' apprentices.........
Other apprentices...............................................
963,730
1,094
964,824
27,999
31
75,339
32
11,980
3,583
28,031
Total.................................................................
103,369
15,595
118,964
Bakers........................................................................
84,752
4,779
Blacksmiths, forgemen, and hammermen—
Blacksmiths......................................................
Forgemen, hammermen, and welders..............
232,957
7,531
31
Total.................................................................
12,011
78,922
7,531
240,519
Boilermakers..............................................................
Brick and stone masons...........................................
Builders and building contractors...........................
Butchers and dressers (slaughterhouse)..................
Cabinetmakers...........................................................
Carpenters..................................................................
Compositors, linotypers, and typesetters...............
Coopers.......................................................................
Dressmakers and seamstresses (not in factory)----D yers.........................................................................
Electricians and electrical engineers........................
44,761
169,387
178,573
16,349
41,884
817,082
113,538
25,292
1,582
13,396
135,427
447,760
654
92
44,761
169,402
174,422
16,351
41,892
817,120
127,589
25,299
449,342
14,050
135,519
Electrotypers, stereotypers, and lithographers—
Electrotypers ana stereotypers.........................
Lithographers.....................................................
4,268
7,661
100
477
4,368
8,138
15
849
2
14,051
12,506
Total.................................................................
14,514
23i,041
13,967
Engineers (mechanical)............................................
Engineers (stationary)..............................................
Engravers...................................................................
14,514
231,031
13,429
Filers, grinders, buffers, and polishers (metal)—
Buffers and polishers..........................................
Filers....................................................................
Grinders...............................................................
28,191
10,069
8,419
2,305
167
374
46,679
2,846
49,525
19,740
111,248
175,098
Total.................................................................
Firemen (except locomotive and fire .department).
Foremen and overseers (manufacturing)................
111,248
155,358
Furnaoemen, smeltermen, heaters, pourers, etc.—
Furnacemen and smeltermen............................
Heaters.................................................................
Ladlers and pourers...........................................
Puddlers..............................................................
19,719
10,111
679
5,717
Total.................................................................
Glassblowers..............................................................
30,496
10,236
8,793
19,735
10,120
679
5,717
36,251
281
OCCUPATIONS.
N o. 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o p A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Occupation.
Male.
Female.
Total.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths—
Goldsmiths and silversmiths....................................................
Jewelers and lapidaries (factory)..............................................
Jewelers and watchmakers (not in factory)............................
5,553
8,783
15,701
204
1,848
485
5,757
10,631
16,186
TotaJ.........................................................................................
30,037
2,537
32,574
Laborers (not otherwise specified)—
Building and hand trades—
General and not specified laborers.....................................
Helpers in building and hand trades.................................
853,679
65,352
15,799
79
869,478
65,431
919,031
15,878
934,909
9,757
2,842
3,947
23,165
90
117
330
1,493
9,847
2,959
4,277
24,658
39,711
2,030
41,741
Lime, cement, and gypsum factories.................................
Marble and stone yards.......................................................
Potteries...............................................................................
77,333
23,686
35,931
6,847
8,641
621
948
152
68
599
77,954
24,634
36,083
6,915
9,240
Chemical industries—
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories......................
Other chemical factories.....................................................
Clay, glass, and stone industries—
Bride, tile, and terrarcotta factories..................................
Total..................................................................................
152,438
2,388
154,826
Iron and steel industries—
Automobile factories...........................................................
Blast furnaces and rolling m ills1.......................................
Car and railroad shops........................................................
Wagon and carriage factories.............................................
Other iron and steel works.................................................
15,644
201,030
48,114
12,232
199,781
139
1,362
228
159
4,252
15,783
202,392
48,342
12,391
204,033
Total..................................................................................
476,801
6,140
482,941
Other metal industries—
Brass mills...........................................................................
Copper factories.................................................................
Lead and zinc fectories.......................................................
Tinware and enamel-ware factories...................................
Other metal factories..........................................................
10,606
11,532
7,871
6,709
* 5,416
279
54
74
878
1,354
10,885
11,586
7,945
7,587
6,770
Total..................................................................................
42,134
2,639
44,773
Lumber and furniture industries—
Furniture, piano, and organ factories................................
Saw and planing mills.........................................................
Other woodworking fectories.............................................
27,188
258,361
27,679
889
1,781
1,346
28,077
260,142
29,025
Total..................................................................................
313,228
4,016
317,244
Textile industries—
Cotton m ills.........................................................................
Silk m ills............................................................................
Woolen and worsted mills..................................................
Other textile mills...............................................................
32,037
2,686
10,245
26,139
5,767
1,112
2,045
7,115
37,804
3,798
12,290
33,254
Total..................................................................................
71,107
16,039
87,146
11,431
11,436
5,424
8,011
10,053
15
4,956
4,816
165
1,381
11,446
16,392
10,240
8,176
11,434
3,755
4,688
4,637
9,152
3,683
32,471
8,647
8,658
755
128
233
91
987
1,432
108
2,590
4,510
Other industries—
Charcoal and coke works....................................................
Cigar and tobacco fectories.................................................
Clothing industries..............................................................
Electric light and power plants.........................................
Electrical supjply fectories..................................................
Food industries—
Bakeries.........................................................................
Butter and cheese fectories..........................................
Fish curing Mid packing..............................................
Flour and grain mills...................................................
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc................................
Slaughter and packing houses.....................................
Sugar fectories and refineries.......................................
Other food factories......................................................
1 Includes tin-plate mills.
M S
4,870
9,243
4,670
33,903
8,755
11,248
232
OCCUPATIONS.
N o. 1 5 9 .— P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o f A oe a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Occupation.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Laborers (not otherwise specified)—Continued.
Other industries—Continued.
Male.
Female.
Total.
16,534
18,294
11,151
29,959
5,217
12,224
7,952
20,491
6,354
136,675
15
563
64
1,429
1,824
1,322
2,325
307
51
13,672
Total..................................................................................
386,897
39,229
426,126
Total laborers (not otherwise specified).........................
2,401,347
88,359
2,489,706
Liquor and beverage industries.........................................
Paper and pulp mills..........................................................
Printing and publishing.....................................................
Turpentine distilleries.........................................................
13,254
Machinists, millwrights, and tool makers—
Machinists and millwrights.......................................................
Tool makers, and die setters and sinkers.................................
478,713
9,243
16,549
18,857
11,215
31,388
7,041
13,546
10,277
20,798
6,405
150,347
13,254
73
20
478,786
9,263
Total..................................................................................
487,956
93
488,049
Managers and superintendents (manufacturing)...........................
102,748
1,462
104,210
Manufacturers and officials—
Manufacturers...........................................................................
Officials........................................................................................
230,809
21,083
4,298
401
235,107
21,484
Total..................................................................................
251,892
4,699
256,591
^Gimsm^ths, locksmiths^and belThangers................................
W h e e lw r ig h t s .................. ..................................................
Other m e c h a n ic s ................ ................................................
3,248
3,732
27,765
3
39
3,251
3,732
27,804
Total..................................................................................
34,745
42
34,787
Millers (grain, flour, feed, etc.)........................................................
Milliners and millinery dealers........................................................
23,093
5,459
59
122,447
23,152
127,906
Molders, founders, and casters (metal)—
Brass molders, founders, and casters.......................................
Iron molders, founders, and casters..........................................
Other molders, founders, and casters.......................................
6,509
112,070
2,204
3
52
62
6,512
112,122
2,266
Total..................................................................................
120,783
117
120,900
Oilers of machinery..........................................................................
13,990
23
14,013
Painters, glaziers, vamishers, enamelers, etc.—
Enamelers. lacquerers, and iapanners......................................
Painters, glaziers, and vamishers (building)..........................
Painters, glaziers, and vamishers (factory).............................
1,968
273,060
59,786
1,031
381
1,129
2,999
273,441
60,915
Total............ .....................................................................
334,814
2,541
337,355
Paper hangers......... ............. ............................................................
Pattern and model makers.............................................................
Plasterers............................................................................................
Plumbers and gas and steam fitters............................... ................
Pressmen (printing)..........................................................................
Boilers androllhands (metal).........................................................
Roofers and slaters............................................................................
Sawyers..............................................................................................
24,780
23,006
47,676
148,304
19,892
18,384
14,078
43,257
797
553
6
19
25,577
23,559
47,682
148,304
20,084
18,407
14,078
43,276
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—
Chemical industries—
Paint factories......................................................................
Powder, cartridge, fireworks, etc., factories.....................
Other chemical factories.....................................................
3,292
2,858
11,008
628
2,405
10,514
3,920
5,263
21,522
Total...........................................................................
17,158
13,547
30,705
Cigar and tobacco factories........................................................
79,947
71,572
151,519
192
23
233
OCCUPATIONS.
N o . 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a tio n 10 Y e a r s op A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d in G a in f u l
O c c u p a tio n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e cified O ccupatio ns — C on .
Occupation. .
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—Continued.
Clay, glass, and stone industries—
Brick, tile, and terra-cotta factories...............................
Glass factories....................................................- ........--Lime, cement, and gypsum factories..
Clothing industries—
Hat factories (felt)..................................
Suit, coat, cloak, and overall factories..
Total..
Food industries—
Bakeries...........................................
Butter and cheese factories...........
Candy factories...............................
Flour and grain wrfiia.....................
Fruit and vegetable canning, etc..
Slaughter ana packing houses----Other food factories........................
Total..
Female.
12,649
37,927
8.417
8,388
11,785
758
3,950
129
160
4,474
79,167
9,461
22,377
44,878
28,460
4,198
9,333
35,361
26,575
54,211
63,821
95,715
48,892
144,607
3,008
11,065
13,608
3,750
2,127
7,121
11,633
5,930
533
17,335
242
3,163
2,327
6,992
11,598
30,943
3,992
5,290
9,448
52,312
36,522
88,834
Harness and saddle industries.............
21,958
Iron and steel industries—
Automobile factories......................
Blast furnaces and rolling mills i. .
Car and railroad shops ...............
Wagon and carriage lactones........
Other iron and steel works............
20,222
67,746
47, *05
21,236
345,271
Total..
Other metal industries—
Brass mills..................
Clock and watch factories..
Gold and silver and jewe'
Lead and zinc factories..
• Tinware and enamel ware factories.
Other metal factories.
48,904
Total..
Liquor and beverage industries—
Breweries.............................................
Distilleries..........................................
Other liquor and beverage factories..
Total.,
Paper and pulp industries..
Printing and publishing....
Shoe factories......................
Tanneries............................ .
Textile industries—
B earners, warpers, 1
Cotton mills........................
Silk mills.............................
Woolen and worsted mills.
Other textile mills..............
22,650
2,384
279
942
18,767
20,902
70,130
47,684
22,178
207,419
23,042
368,313
6,376
6,177
263
3,937
1,558
16,885
15,628
16,651
1,864
10,611
8,111
20,846
21,250
2,648
5,766
69,750
21,830
3,444
6,229
29,664
Total..
Lumber and furniture industries—
Furniture, piano, and organ factories.
Saw and nlarritig mills •.......................
Other woodworking factories...............
Total..
14,350
9,252
10,474
1,601
6,674
13,407
41,877
8,546
8,539
16,259
31,503
4,508
2,376
6,314
62,812
66,060
38,618
154,292
13,198
167,490
32,808
121,744
31,713
10,580
34,661
59,266
1,840
36,383
67,469
181,010
33,553
4,855
1,408
2,069
1,290
2,838
3,220
511
512
7,693
4,628
2,570
1,802
9,612
7,081
16,693
58.304
63,684
32.304
1 Includes tin plate mills.
* Indudes car repairers for street and steam railroads.
> includes wooden box factories.
284
OCCUPATIONS.
No. 1 59 * — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o f A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e I ) i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Male.
Occupation.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Semiskilled operatives (not otherwise specified)—Continued.
Textile industries—Continued.
Bobbin boys, doffers, and carriers—
Cotton mills...............................................................
Silk mfflg....................................................................
Woolen and worsted mills........................................
Other textile mills.....................................................
Female.
Total.
14,398
320
1,824
1,080
2,400
297
1,075
1,120
16,798
617
2,899
2,200
17,622
4,892
22,514
11,729
60
4,447
1,814
4,210
83
911
702
15,939
143
5,358
2,516
Total..
Drawers, rovers, and twisters—
Cotton mills............................
Silk ™i11q.................................
Woolen and worsted m ills...
Other textile mills.................
18,050
5,906
23,956
9,535
1,472
866
607
9,937
2,353
3,599
1,626
19,472
3,825
4,465
2,233
Total..
Spinners—
Cotton mills........................ .
Silk mills............................. .
Woolen and worsted m ills..
Other textile mills.............. .
12,480
17,515
29,995
15,874
1,046
6,997
3,866
32,151
2,397
6,390
. 5,338
48,025
3,443
13,387
9,204
Total..
Weavers—
Co*ton mills..........................
Silk mills..............................
W oden and worsted mills..
Other textile mills.............. .
27,783
46,276
74,059
48,929
18,435
17,197
19,723
43,911
17,736
14,660
23,127
92,840
36,171
31,857
42,850
104,284
99,434
203,718
3,226
1,222
932
1,890
24,283
14,904
6,611
11,265
27,509
7,270
57,063
64,333
30,625
4,995
18,601
46,899
19,724
8,825
12,290
73,033
50,349
13,820
30,891
119,932
101,120
113,872
214,992
13,636
4,859
20,814
152,616
11,041
13,028
9,469
83,398
24,677
17,887
30,283
236,014
Total...........................................................................
191,925
116,936
308,861
Total semiskilled operatives (not otherwise speci
fied) ........................ ...................................... ........
Total..
Carders, combers, and lappers—
Cotton mills.............................
Silk mills.................................
Woolen and worsted m ills...,
Other textile mills.................
Total..
Winders, reelere, and spoolers—
Cotton mills............................
Silk mills.................................
Woolen and worsted m ills...
Other textile mills..................
Total..
Other occupations—
Cotton mills........................ .
Silk mills.............................
Woolen and worsted mills.,
Other textile mills..............
Total..........................
Other industries—
Electrical supply factories..
Paper box
>xfactc
factories............
Rubber factories..
Other factories..
•
13,155
1,626,600
814,933
2,441,533
Sewers and sewing-machine operators (factory)1.
Shoemakers and cobblers (not in factory)............
60,003
68,788
231,206
782
291,209
69,570
Skilled occupations (not otherwise specified)—
AnneaLers and temperers (metal)...................
Piano and organ tuners....................................
Wood carvers.....................................................
Other skilled occupations.................................
.|
1,894
6,528
5,308
2,830
7
105
60
76
1,901
6,633
5,368
2,906
.|
"16,560
248
16,808
Total..
1 Includes sewers and sewing-machine operators fa all factories, except shoe and harness factories and
sack sewers in cement, sugar, and grain mills.
235
OCCUPATIONS.
N o. 1 5 9 , — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o p A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t io n s — Con.
Occupation.
Manufacturing and mechanical industries—Continued.
Tinsmiths and coppersmiths—
Male.
Female.
Total.
35,726
11,427
163,795
40,813
35,731
11,427
204,608
3,410
56,399
24
3,410
56,423
5
Total..................................................................................
59,809
24
59,833
Upholsterers.......................................................................................
18,928
1,293
20,221
Total manufacturing and mechanical Industries..........
8,837,901
1,820,980
10,658,881
5,289
24 242
62,813
46,498
15
44
12
5,304
24,242
02,857
46,510
Transportation:
Water transportation (selected occupations)—
Boatmen, canalmen, and lock keepers....................................
Longshoremen and stevedores..................................................
Total.*...............................................................................
138,842
71
138,913
Road and street transportation (selected occupations)—
Carriage and hack drivers..........................................................
Ch&nftHiirs............................................... . . . . . . . . .
............
Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen >...................................
Foremen of livery and transfer companies..............................
Garage keepers and managers...................................................
Hostlers and stable hands.........................................................
Livery-stable keepers and managers........................................
Proprietors and managers of transfer companies....................
35,339
45,752
408,396
6,606
5,256
63,382
34,612
15,368
37
33
73
23
6
183
230
35,376
45,785
406,469
6,606
5,279
63,388
34,795
15,598
Total..................................................................................
614,711
585
615,296
Railroad transportation (selected occupations)—
Baggagemen and freight agents—
Baggagemen................. .......................................................
12,273
Freight agents......................................................................
4,755
12,273
4,760
5
17,033
Total..................................................................................
17,028
Boiler washers and engftift hostlers...........................................
Brakemen...................................................................................
Conductors (steam railroad)...................................................
Conductors (street railroad)......................................................
Foremen ana overseers..............................................................
10,409
92,572
65,604
56,932
69,603
240
10,409
92,572
65,604
56.932
69.933
Laborers— «
Steam railroad.....................................................................
Street railroad......................................................................
539,920
27,602
3,248
205
543,168
27,807
Total..................................................................................
567,522
3,453
570,975
Locomotive engineers................................................................
Locomotive firemen...................................................................
Motormen...................................................................................
96,229
76,381
59,005
96,229
76,381
59,005
Officials and superintendents—
Steam railroad.....................................................................
2
19,803
Street railroad......................................................................
2,433
19,805
2,433
Total..................................................................................
22,236
2
22,238
Switchmen, flagmen, and yardmen—
Switchmen and flagmen (steam railroad).........................
Switchmen and flagmen (street railroad).........................
Yardmen (steam railroad).................................................
73,367
2,153
9,575
52
73,419
2,153
9,575
Total..................................................................................
85,095
52
85,147
Ticket and station agents..........................................................
22,930
1,208
24,138
Total, railroad transportation (selected occupations)..
1,241,636
4,960
1,246,596
1 Teamsters in agriculture, forestry, and the extraction of minerals ate classified with the other workers
in those industries, respectively; and drivers for bakeries and laundries w e classified with deliverymen in
trade.
5
286
OCCUPATIONS.
N o . 1 5 9 .— P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o f A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Occupation.
Transportation—Continued.
Express, post, telegraph, and telephone (selected occupations)—
Agents (express companies)......................................................
Express messengers and railway mail clerks—
T o t a l................................................................................
Telegraph and telephone linemen............................................
Total express, post, telegraph, and telephone (selected
Other transportation pursuits—
Foremen and overseers (not otherwise specified)—
Road and street building and repairing............................
Telegraph and telephone companies.................................
Male.
Female.
Total.
5,804
71
5,875
6,778
15,240
3
6,781
15,240
22,018
3
22,021
79,667
28,347
9,074
61,734
9,631
1,011
3
78
8,219
88,262
80,678
28,350
9,152
69,953
97,893
216,275
97,647
313,922
404
Other transportation...........................................................
7,064
3,439
3,016
814
1
7,064
3,843
3,016
815
Total..................................................................................
14,333
405
14,738
Street railroad......................................................................
Other transportation...........................................................
27,525
2,265
3,172
136
3
136
27,661
2,268
3,308
Total..................................................................................
32,962
275
33,237
Road and street building and^repairing............................
Street cleaning....................... ............................... ............
Other transportation...........................................................
180,468
9,946
30,762
261
180,468
9,946
31,023
Inspectors—
Total.................................................................................
221,176
261
221,437
Proprietors, officials, and managers (not otherwise speciified)—
Telegraph and telephone companies.................................
Other transportation...........................................................
8,680
4,731
1,409
19
10,089
4,750
Total..................................................................................
13,411
1,428
14,839
Other occupations (semiskilled)—
Steam railroad.....................................................................
Street railroad.................................. ..................................
Other transportation...........................................................
24,105
5,147
8,477
270
40
654
24,375
5,187
9,131
T o M ..................................................................................
37,729
964
38,693
Total transportation.........................................................
2,531,075
106,596
2,637,671
Trade:
Bankers, brokers, and money lenders—
Bankers and Dank officials........................................................
Commercial brokers and commission men..............................
Loan brokers and loan company officials................................
Pawnbrokers..............................................................................
Stock brokers..............................................................................
Brokers not specified and promotors........................................
54,387
23,690
1,989
1,191
13,522
8,391
1,672
319
122
41
207
273
56.059
24.009
2,111
1,232
13,729
8,664
Total..................................................................................
103,170
2,634
105,804
Clerks in stores1........................ .......................................................
Commercial travelers............ ..........................................................
Decorators, drapers, and window dressers.....................................
275,589
161,027
4,902
111,594
2,593
439
387,183
163,620
5,341
Deliverymen—
Bakeries and laundries..............................................................
Stores...........................................................................................
24,012
205,457
18
132
24,030
205,589
Total..................................................................................
229,469
150
229,619
1 Many of the “ clerks” in stores evidently are “ salesmen and saleswomen.”
237
OCCUPATIONS.
No. 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a t i o n 10
Y e a r s o p A g e a n d U p w a rd E n g a g e d in G a in fu l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Occupation.
Trade—Continued.
Floorwalkers, foremen, and overseers—
Floorwalkers and foremen in stores............................
Foremen warehouses, stockyards, etc........................
Male.
Female.
Total.
14,900
2,749
3,046
29
17,946
2,778
Total...........................................................................
17,649
3,075
20,724
Inspectors, gaugers, and samplers.....................................
11,685
1,761
13,446
Insurance agents and officials—
Insurance agents...........................................................
Officials of insurance companies., .............................
85,926
9,376
2,537
125
88,463
9,501
Total...........................................................................
95.302
2,662
97,964
Laborers in coal and lumber yards, warehouses, etc.—
Coal yards......................................................................
Elevators.......................................................................
Lumberyards...............................................................
Stock yards....................................................................
Warehouses...................................................................
16,655
6,335
43,389
5,991
8,080
8
11
9
7
638
16,663
6,346
43,398
5,998
8,718
Total...........................................................................
80,450
673
81,123
Laborers, porters, and helpers in stores............................
Newsboys.............................................................................
98,169
29,435
4,164
273
102,333
29,708
1,540
5,105
4,368
10,339
720
13
25
252
2,260
5,118
4,393
10,591
rs, officials.
Proprietors, etc., elevators----------------------Proprietors, etc., warehouses........................
Other proprietors, officials, and managers..
Total............................................................
21,352
1,010
22,362
Retd estate agents and officials...........................
Retail dealers........................................................
122,935
1,127,926
2,927
67,103
125.862
1,195>029
Salesmen and saleswomen—
Auctioneers....................................................
Demonstrators...............................................
Sales agents....................................................
Salesmen and saleswomen (stores)1............
3,985
1,250
31,424
626,751
5
3,130
4,098
250,487
3,990
4,380
35,522
877,238
Total............................................................
663,410
257,720
921,130
Undertakers..........................................................
Wholesale dealers, importers, and exporters----
19,921
50,123
813
925
20,734
51,048
Other pursuits (semiskilled)—
Fruit graders and packers............................
Meat cutters...................................................
Other occupations.........................................
2,677
15,378
16,013
2,038
27
5,507
4,715
15,405
21,520
Total............................................................
34,068
7,572
41,640
Total trade................................................ .
3,146,582
468,088
3,614,670
Public service (not elsewhere classified):
Firemen (fire department)..................................
Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers................
35,606
78,168
103
35,606
78,271
4,227
62,278
729
4,227
63,007
66,505
729
67,234
6,162
9,071
855
7,131
187
2
188
3
6,349
9,073
1,043
7,134
Laborers (public service)—
Garbage men a~ J -------Other li ‘
Total...........................................
Marshals, sheriffs, detectives, et c—
Detectives.................................... .
Marshals and constables..............
Probation and truant officers___
Total.........................................................
Officials and inspectors (city and county)—
Officials and inspectors (city)...................
Officials and inspectors (county)..............
Total.........................................................
1Many of the “ clerks” in stores evidently are "
23,219
380
23,599
32,199
17,469
1,011
1,575
33,210
19,044
49,668
2,586
52,254
men and saleswomen.”
238
OCCUPATIONS.
N o . 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o f A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t io n s — Con.
Occupation.
Male.
Female.
Total.
Public service (not elsewhere classified)—Continued.
Officials and inspectors (state and United States)—
Officials and inspectors (state).................................................
Officials and inspectors (United States)...................................
6,662
36,727
540
8,997
7,202
45,724
Total.........................................................................................
43,389
9,537
52,926
61,980
77,153
Other pursuits—
2,158
1,552
6,335
61,980
77,153
41
182
2,158
1,593
6,517
Total.........................................................................................
10,045
223
10,268
Total public service (not elsewhere classified).....................
445,733
13,558
459,291
16,305
16,311
18,675
11,992
302
15,429
28,297
16,613
34,104
"Editors and reporters, - , ..........................................................
2,310
30,201
2,058
4,181
4,368
34,382
Total.........................................................................................
32,511
6,239
38,750
Chemists, assayers, and metallurgists.............................................
15,694
579
16,273
Civil and mining engineers and surveyors—
Civil engineers and surveyors....................................................
Mining fttigiTiflflTs................ .......................................................
52,028
6,930
5
52,033
6,930
Professional service:
Artists, sculptors, and teachers of art.............................................
Authors, editors, and reporters—
Total.........................................................................................
58,958
5
58,963
Clergymen.................... ...................................................................
College presidents and professors.....................................................
Dentists.......... . ............................................ .......................... .
Designers, draftsmen, and inventors—
Designers.................................................. .................................
Draftsmen.................................................... .............................
In ven tors............................... ...............................................
117,333
12,710
38,743
685
2,958
1,264
118,018
15,668
39,997
9,211
32,923
2,303
2,577
391
44
11,788
33,314
2,34T
Total.........................................................................................
44,437
3,012
47,449
Lawyers, judges, and justices..........................................................
Musicians and teachers of music......................................................
Photographers....................................................................................
Physicians and surgeons...................................................................
Sh ow m en ........................................................................................
Teachers—
Teachers (athletics, dancing, etc.)............................................
Teachers (school)........................................................................
114,146
54,832
26,811
142,117
18,988
558
84,478
4,964
9,015
1,108
114,704
139,310
31,775
151,132
20.096
2,768
118,442
1,163
476,864
3,931
595,306
Total.........................................................................................
121,210
478,027
599,237
Trained nurses..................................................................................
Veterinary surgeons................................................................... .
Other professional pursuits.............................................................
Semiprofessional pursuits—
Abstractors, notaries, and justices of the peace.......................
Fortune tellers, hypnotists, spiritualists, etc..........................
Healers (except physicians and surgeons)................................
Keepers of charitable and penal institutions.............................
Officials of lodges, societies, etc..................................................
Religious and charity workers..................................................
Theatrical owners, managers, and officials..............................
Other occupations......................................................................
5,819
11,652
7,585
76,508
8,092
82,327
11,652
15,677
6,660
380
2,162
5,246
6,245
7,081
11,027
5,731
785
1,220
4.672
2; 245
1,970
8,889
295
318
7,445
1,600
6,834
7,491
8,215
15,970
11,322
6,049
64,926
Total.........................................................................................
44,532
20,394
Attendants and helpers (professional service).................................
10,315
8,286
Total professional service.......................................................
Domestic and personal service:
Barbers, hairdressers, and manicurists...........................................
Bartenders..........................................................................................
929,684
733,885 '
172,977
100,984
22,298
250
18,601
1,663,569
195,275
101,234
239
OCCUPATIONS.
N o . 1 5 9 . — P o p u l a t i o n 10 Y e a r s o p A g e a n d U p w a r d E n g a g e d i n G a i n f u l
O c c u p a t io n s , C e n s u s Y e a r 1910, b y S e x a n d S p e c i f i e d O c c u p a t i o n s — Con.
Occupation.
Male.
Domestic and personal service—Continued.
Billiard room, dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers—
Billiard and pool room keepers.................................................
Dance hall, skating rink, etc., keepers.....................................
Female.
13,700
2,243
159
659
Total.
13,859
2,902
Total.........................................................................................
15,943
818
16,761
Boarding and lodging house keepers..............................................
23,052
14,000
7,195
25,010
50,269
15,940
91,629
50,265
13,693
35,899
17,057
142,400
20
26,839
25
14,235
173,333
21,452
3,215
520,004
75,980
986
165,452
14,020
34.034
25.035
64,504
189,273
113,081
53,480
533,697
111,879
18,043
15,926
6,205
110,912
6,205
126,838
Hotel Veepers and manage*®- T.. TTr T, , , ______
_______ ____
Laborers (domestic and professional service).................................
Launderexs and laundresses (not in laundry)...............................
Laundry owners, officials, and managers i ....................................
Midwives and nurses (not trained)—
Total.........................................................................................
15,926
117,117
133,043
Restaurant, cate, and lunch-room keepers......................................
84,055
50,316
66,724
73
10,516
1,491
84,128
60,832
68,215
Servants—
' Bell boys, chore boys, eto..........................................................
Chambermaids............................................................................
Coachmen ftwfl footmen.............................................................
Cooks............................................................................................
Other servants..........................................................................
17.667
187
25.667
117,004
102,161
662
39,602
333,436
935,849
18,329
39,789
25,667
450,440
1,038,000
Total.........................................................................................
262,676
1,309,549
1,572,225
W a i t e r s . .. . .. .. .. .............—- ...........................................................
102,495
85,798
188,293
Other pursuits—
Bathhouse keepers and attendants..........................................
Cemetery keepers......................................................................
Cleaners and renovators (clothing, etc.)..................................
Umbrella menders and scissors grinders..................................
Other occupations......................................................................
3,125
4,811
12,215
1,016
4,056
1,470
31
2,645
37
264
4,595
4,842
14,860
1,053
4,320
Total.........................................................................................
25,223
4,447
29,670
Total domestic and personal service.....................................
Clerical occupations:
Agents, canvassers, and collectors—
Agents.........................................................................................
Canvassers.................... ..............................................................
C ollectors................................................................................
1,241,328
2,530,846
3,772,174
48,495
13,980
33,850
2,290
4,615
1,897
50,785
18,595
35,747
Total.........................................................................................
96,325
8,802
105,127
Bookkeepers, cashiers, and accountants.........................................
299,545
187,155
486,700
Clerks (except clerks in stores)—Shipping clerks...........................................................................
Other clerks.................................................................................
78,192
519,641
2,161
120,504
80,353
640,145
Total.........................................................................................
#
Messenger, bundle, and office boys *—
Bundle and cash boys and girls................................................
Messenger, errand, and office boys...........................................
597,833
122,665
720,498
4,274
92,474
6,592
4,695
10,866
97,169
Total.........................................................................................
96,748
11,287
108,035
Stenographers and typewriters........................................................
53,378
263,315
316,693
Total clerical occupations.......................................................
1,143,829
593,224
1,737,053
Grand total gainfully occupied............................................. 30,091,564
8,075,772
38,167,336
Total population 10 years of age and over (1910)................................. 37,027,558
34,552,712
71,580,270
i Some owners of hand laundries are included with “ laundry operatives.”
> Except telegraph and telephone messengers.
240
OCCUPATIONS.
No. 1 6 0 .—POPUIiATION 1 0 Y E A R S OF A G E A N D U P W A R D ENGAGED
IN G AIN F U L OCCUPATIONS, CENSUS Y E A R S 190 0 A N D 1 91 0 : By
S e x , b y S t a t e s , a n d b y XJ e o g r a p h ic D i v i s i o n s .
{From reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
1900
Alabama...............................
Arizona.................................
Arkansas..............................
California..............................
Colorado...............................
Connecticut..........................
Tia1a.wo.rA
District ordolumbia...........
Florida..................................
Georgia.................................
Idaho....................................
Illinois..................................
Indiana.................................
Iowa......................................
¥Ta.iisfts..................................
Kentucky............................
Louisiana.............................
Maine....................................
Maryland..............................
Massachusetts......................
Michigan...............................
Minnesota............................
Mississippi............................
Missouri...............................
Montana......... *....................
Nebraska..............................
Nevada.................................
New Hampshire..................
New Jersey..-.......................
New Mexico.........................
New Y ork ............................
North Carolina.....................
North Dakota......................
Ohio......................................
Oklahoma............................
Oregon..................................
Pennsylvania......................
Rhode Island.......................
South Carolina.....................
South Dakota......................
Tennessee.............................
Texas....................................
Utah......................................
Vermont...............................
Virginia................................
Washington..........................
West Virginia......................
Wisconsin.............................
Wyoming.............................
Total...........................
200,009
6,786
77,853
87,922
27,966
663,179
46,584
407,942
666,345
190,297
296,971
60,024
85,780
163,989
645,932
58,167
1,509,394
782,237
4,516
294,646
116,716
452,169
646,909
405,182
224,847
359,755
879,374
772,299
548,946
466,766
966,866
104,990
327,354
17,809
136,961
603,237
59,710
2,324,429
556,581
103,548
55,571
105,622
130,911
51,930
98,983
329,033
133,691
96,928
.178,357
154,526
9,809
46,616
2,000
41,758
154,522
6,310
672,045
160,161
14,092
243,932
151,200
2,017,052
139,829
389,645
121,512
611,383
892,641
73,840
112,181
536,883
204,606
294,502
616,391
41,264
22,473
18,437
431,537
52,094
181,350
15,644
116,204
140,392
10,764
22,752
125,532
20,781
31,161
116,147
3,004
1,299,881
23,753,836
12,972
41,161
37,581
246,071
Total.
Male.
763,188
53,370
485,795
644,267
218,263
385,610
72,996
126,941
201,570
864,471
62,683
1,804,040
898,953
789,404
507,740
752,531
536,093
276,777
683,194
77,236
510,410
932,752
285,083
370,481
68,317
105,044
248,926
807,185
118,050
1,865,422
880,979
694,799
540,639
719,369
501,574
242,175
410,884
1,086,767
926,815
689,847
574,279
1,076,772
159,896
377,811
40,535
143.363
834,795
106,418
3,020,158
674,849
188,372
314,330
10,589
161,993
174,916
53,641
119,981
17,546
52,921
73,161
352,941
13,038
431,356
155,731
131 514
80,694
147,611
177,609
63,282
130,280
444,301
186,183
145 604
305,366
211.564
18,851
63,303
4,375
48,340
239.565
15,079
983,686
272,990
29,046
346,712
520,376
264,691
2,525,245
180,962
460,794
190.363
1,919,055
78,253
40,473
605,437
70,939
267,833
28,714
173,298
328,444
18,427
28,308
168,700
66,126
54,100
1,208,407
905,990
645,874
645,123
1,121,392
114,799
373,970
19,809
178,719
757,759
66,020
2,996,474
716,742
117,640
1,545,952
266,405
169,637
2,448,589
191,923
570,995
137,156
727,587
1,033,033
84,604
134,933
662,415
1,572,343
997,524
87,825
672,403
1,107,668
338,724
490,462
85,863
157,965
322,087
1,160,126
131 088
2,296,778
1,036,710
826,313
621,333
866,980
679,183
305,457
541.164
1,531,068
1,112,998
835,451
879,645
1,288,336
178,747
441,114
44,910
191,703
1,074,360
121,497
4,003,844
947,839
217,418
6,013
598,629
305.164
3,130,682
251,901
728,627
219,077
855,546
1,556,866
131,540
144,089
795,568
521,501
448,490
892,412
73,606
5,319,397 29,073,233 30,091,564
8,075,772
38,167,336
586,206
1,258,104
907,271
490,260
907,440
600,192
371,629
71,155
127,140
775,151
1,828,688
1,282,590
690,439
1,390,472
940,605
746,299
140,013
281,515
2,914,680
8,208,886
7,257,953
4,449,042
5,187,729
3,599,695
3,507,094
1,107,937
1,934,320
732,538
44,268
1,228,422
113,113
115,781
626,868
455,375
394,390
729,804
67,593
Geographic divisions.
New England......................
Middle Atlantic...................
East North Central.............
West North Central............
South Atlantic.....................
East South Central.............
West South Central............
Mountain..............................
Pacific..................................
1,790,163
4,944,718
4,980,202
3,202,916
3,093,091
2,288,237
1,949,697
592,661
912,151
2,376,369
6,202,822
5,887,473
3,693,176
4,090,531
2,888,429
2,321,326
663,816
1,039,291
2,139,529
6,380,198
5,975,363
3,758,603
3,797,257
2,659,090
2,760,795
967,924
1,652,805
» For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
No. 1 61 *—WAGE EARNERS: N u m b e r E m p l o y e d i n M a n u f a c t u r e s , 1909, b y M o n t h s a n d b y I n d u s t r i e s .
[Source: Reportsof the Bureau of the Census, Department of Cpmineree.
The maximum month of employment for each industry is shown by black figures and the minimum
month by italic figures.}
1 1■■■■v
Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Average
Industry.
em
ployed
during
year.
Jan
uary.
Feb
ruary.
March.
April.
May.
June.
July.
48,727
Sep
August. tember.
54,759
10,709
7,115
632
71,142
53,165
10,302
10,445
637
73,752
50,990
9,658
12,037
642
75,481
12,748
628
76,176
45,027
8,597
12,759
622
76,549
44,m
9,435
12,884
614
78,468
Awnings, tents, and sails.....................................
Axle grease.............................................................
Babbitt metal and solder......................................
Bags, other than paper.........................................
Bags, paper............................................................
Baking powders and yeast...................................
Baskets, and rattan and willow ware.................
4.242
176
897
7,968
3,212
2,155
4,664
7,204
3,006
6,319
4,437
1,495
3.160
171
781
7,873
3,157
2,154
8,981
6,465
2,980
6,118
8,991
1,500
3,412
179
844
7,515
3,215
2,153
4,448
2,206
2,952
6,264
4,134
1,496
3,906
172
806
7,626
3,230
2,140
4,703
2,750
2,943
6,240
4,428
1,507
4,654
171
845
7,640
3,135
2,080
5,146
3,057
2,877
6,235
4,638
1,547
5,249
174
820
7,543
3,110
2,115
5,294
3,432
2,863
6,133
4,868
1,538
5,463
165
926
7,503
3,132
2,165
5,279
3,943
2,889
6,119
4,996
1,522
5,177
169
893
7,974
3,147
2,072
5,071
4,505
2,915
6,104
4,318
1,445
4,525
175
911
8,310
3,234
2,417
313
228
2,212
989
219
2,295
290
215
2,382
314
215
2,419
307
225
2,468
320
228
2,460
* 314
231
2,379
306
228
199,019 202,095
16,551
16,921
6,071
6,091
87,864 37,888
87,948 38,496
96,639 96,916
88,SIS 38,703
5,372
5,322
6,989
6,890
15,239
15, m
199,778
17,433
5,971
38,669
38,657
98,023
51,316
5,313
7,014
15,978
192,507
17,510
5,915
38,596
38,348
98,222
77,878
5,231
6,941
18,059
190,382
17,601
5,916
38,264
38,565
98,857
96,992
5,073
6,938
20,263
192,119
17,868
5,957
38,108
38,957
100,310
103,017
5,035
6,742
21,313
195,929
17,670
5,968
37,884
39,808
101.652
104,930
4,778
6,510
21,392
Belting and hose, leather......................................
Belting and hose, woven and rubber..................
Bicycles,motor cycles,and parts........................
Billiard tables and materials...............................
Blacking and cleansing and polishing preparaBone, carbon, and lampblack.............................
Boots and shoes, including cut stock and find-
198,297
17,612
Boots and shoes, rubber.......................................
Boxes, cigar............................................................
6,115
Boxes, fancy and paper........................................ 39,514
Brass and bronze products................................... 40,618
Bread and other bakery products....................... 100,216
Brick and tile......................................................... 76,528
5,199
6,954
Butter, cheese, and condensed m ilk................... 18,431
8,421
46,484
10,241
12 785
691
77,445
49,477
10,957
11,426
719
77,280
52,410
10,820
9,613
725
82,956
55,465
10,672
7,607
752
89,886
81.0
76.9
37.7
81.4
69.8
4,957
6,045
3,052
6,319
4,223
1,394
186
962
8,528
3,278
2,201
4,697
7,215
3,092
6,353
4,214
1,470
3,889
180
989
8,553
3,279
2,226
4,197
15,815
3,106
6,466
4,245
1,456
3,619
179
957
8,640
3,328
2,243
4,042
16,807
3,184
6,668
4,465
1,530
3,697
181
1,026
8,395
3,294
2,267
4,176
14,233
3,210
6,798
4,738
1,521
57.8
88.7
76.1
85.3
93.4
90.0
75.2
13.1
89.2
89.8
79.9
90.1
2,385
308
233
2,461
318
234
2,545
331
243
2,678
327
235
2,447
310
237
85.8
87.3
88.5
199,556 200,977 207,452
18,223
18,528
18,386
6,473
6,333 - 6,434
43,123
43,039
42,126
45,615
43,541
44,431
102,770 102,511 102,342
84,514
66,653
55,300
5,454
5,305
5,431
7,360
7,338
7,190
18,902
17,571 - 16,343
91.8
89.3
91.4
87.8
83.2
94.0
36.5
87.6
88.5
70.7
2,040
200,184 199,572
16,687
17,965
6,057
6,156
40,157
38,442
40,930. 42,081
101,839 102,525
102,001
98,704
4,913
5,172
3,903
6,646
20,934
20,065
241
53,673
10,352
5,221
635
66,806
INDUSTRIES.
51,540
10,046
1,856
612
62,784
MANUFACTURING
50,551
10,016
9,957
658
75,721
IN
Agricultural implements......................................
Artificial flowers and feathers and plumes.........
Artificial stone.......................................................
Artists’ materials........................................... ......
Automobiles, including bodies and parts...........
Octo
ber.
Per
cent
mini
mum is
Novem Decem of maxi
ber.
ber.
mum
month.
242
No. 1 6 1 . — W a g e E a b n e r s : N u m b e r E m p l o y e d i n M a n u f a c t u r e s , 1909, b y M o n t h s a n d b y I n d u s t r i e s — Continued.
Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Average
Industry.
Jan
uary.
Feb
ruary.
March.
April.
May.
June.
July.
Sep
August. tember.
Octo
ber.
Per
cent
mini
mum is
Novem Decem of maxi
ber.
mum
ber.
month.
282
16,400
15
511
45,270
303
15,968
18
460
68,516
305
16,022
18
496
127,741
316
16,478
14
523
154,800
313
17,108
15
579
105,257
305
17,149
15
583
59,727
292
17,641
17
605
34,536
84.8
87.1
76.5
76.0
12.9
534
539
Card cutting and designing...................................
525
Carpets ana rugs, other than rag......................... 33,307
33,603
33,312
1,982
1,663
Carpets, rag.............................................................
1,648
5,300
5,637
5,971
Carriages and sleds, children’s..............................
Carriages and wagons, and materials.................. 69,928 66,667 69,390
Cars and general shop construction and repairs
by steam-railroad companies............................ 282,174 278,795 273,678
Cars and general shop construction and repairs
22,005
by Btreet-railroad companies............................. 22,418 21,982
Cars, steam-railroad, not including operations
40,817
of railroad wwnp»mi«i................... ..................... 43,086
43,218
Cars, street-railroad, not including operations
8,106
of railroad companies............................... %.......
3,583
3,113
Cash registers ana palflnlating machines.............
7,465
6,640
7,129
22,119
Cement.................................................................... 26,775 21,167
622
634
Charcoal..................................................................
631
(Thftm1p.fl.1s................... . 4......................................... 23,714 22,609
22,772
321
China decorating....................................................
328
316
2,961
2,826
2,924
Chocolate and cocoa products..............................
Clocks and watches, including cases and mate
23,984
23,881
rials....................................................................... 23,857
933
Cloth, sponging
refinishing............................
975
925
Clothing, horse.......................................................
1,661
1,664
1,648
819
829
Clothing, men’s, buttonholes...............................
830
Clothing, men’s, fnnindfng shirts........................ 239,696 280,650 235,015
160,066
Clothing, women’ s................................................. 153,743 147,075
7,809
7,341
Coffee and spice, roasting and grinding..............
7,490
9,524
9,421
9,339
Coffins, burial cases, ana undertakers’ goods—
27,121
29,273
27,668
40,020
41,003
44,638
Confectionery.........................................................
539
33,313
1,863
5,683
71,775
530
82,719
2,045
5,540
72,892
522
32,835
2,168
5,309
73,240
508
33,186
2,183
4,836
72,171
506
33,297
2,120
4,558
69,618
519
33,387
2,053
4,627
68,326
533
33,462
2,058
5,066
67,894
520
33,082
2,048
5,258
67,949
525
33,397
2,000
5,366
68,857
543
34,097
1,949
5,750
70,427
93.2
96.0
75.3
76.3
90.9
273,622
269,502
268,700
272,165
276,061
284,253
292,042
296,302
299,381
301,538
89.1
22,169
22,198
22,280
22,325
22,273
22,411
22,857
22,869
22,825
22,898
95.7
38,290
38,370
U,4*S
38,979
38,531
37,363
45,329
48,368
55,166
58,183
59.2
3,415
7,41$
24,058
613
22,968
332
2,924
3,704
7,520
25,983
627
23,241
342
2,865
3,878
7,562
27,337
614
23,661
329
2,796
4,031
7,556
27,786
606
23,782
342
2,667
3,444
7,545
28,474
479
23,747
312
2,304
3,600
7,417
28,052
534
23,540
298
2,268
3,354
7,406
29,782
683
23,943
320
2,893
3,495
7,559
89,970
718
24,355
346
3,094
3,858
7,780
29,044
707
24,873
334
3,094
4,002
8,062
27,529
730
25,073
342
3,133
77.1
82.4
70.6
65.6
90.2
86.4
72.4
23,891
943
1,686
811
238,738
165,960
7,472
9’,564
27,003
41,504
23,921
961
1,665
811
235,435
158,188
7l 371
9,476
26,461
40,849
23,762
974
1,646
794
238,060
146,342
7,354
9,421
27,022
41,046
23,640
992
1,604
797
239,941
138,548
7,408
9,263
28,301
40,853
18,825
977
1,549
817
236,846
185,084
7,370
8,905
29,106
89,979
23,948
977
1,522
841
237,758
148,121
7,410
9,113
29,475
42,531
24,678
997
1,545
852
241,225
163,278
7,711
9,275
30,852
48,608
25,151
1,006
1,673
862
244,127
167,525
7,800
9,328
32,390
53,109
25,588
1,013
1,751
868
247,169
161,975
7,752
9,368
32,789
53,904
25,525
1,001
1,799
860
251,349
152,801
7,579
9,394
33,094
52,226
71.6
91.3
84.6
91.5
91.8
80.6
93.7
93.1
80.0
74.2
Canning and preserving.....................
.......
INDUSTRIES.
285
16,320
15
512
31,139
MANUFACTURING
277
16,281
15
536
28,390
301
15,869
15
540
19,998
IN
268
16,356
15
546
23,015
295
16,427
15
539
59,968
EARNERS
277
16,042
15
554
21,268
Butter, rewording-, .................................... - ........
WAGE
em
ployed
during
year.
Cooperage and wooden goods, not elsewhere
specified............................................................. .
Copper, tin, and sheet-iron products................. .
Cordage and twine and jute and linen goods....
Cordials and sirups..............................................
Cork, catting........................................................ .
26,269
73,615
25,820
1,095
3,142
26,269
69,293
26,698
950
2,841
25,618
70,780
26,449
1,015
2,979
25,836
72,535
26,084
1,179
3,163
25,596
74,593
25,688
1,450
3,279
86,169
74,854
25,712
1,423
3,236
25,386
77;614
25,220
1,146
3,358
26,669
79,129
25,703
16,847 17,206
874,488 376,348
350
328
32,245 32,188
5,039
5,491
17,616
377,962
313
32,596
5,748
17,585
377,521
313
32,494
5,683
17,370
377,487
810
32,499
5,213
17,221
377,862
327
32,643
4,748
17,224
378,700
342
81,666
4,389
17,355
378,920
17,860
380,363
347
32,964
4,188
1,540
957
4,266
27,869
78,305
25,539
1,169
27,447
78,635
84,818
27,563
77,230
25,522
1,025
381,225
337
33,901
4,365
18,167
382,232
340
34,559
4,476
18,065
383,529
360
35,586
4,835
92.3
97.6
86.1
89.0
1,577
912
44,171
2,453
91,822
1,592
944
44,031
2,324
95,496
1,611
937
44,797
2,450
99,239
1,638
916
44,157
2,439
98,868
93.8
81.4
96.3
92.5
78.0
1,101
3,368
18,254
998
3,354
90.3
81.0
91.1
55.4
81.3
72.8
1,558
779
44,299
2,351
79,193
1,565
955
44,863
2,351
80,779
1,577
926
44,635
2,436
81,699
1,571
954
43,840
2,344
1,559
956
43,405
2,399
85,117
48,818
1,686
917
43,447
2,478
Electroplating......................................................
Emery and other abrasive wheels.....................
Enameling and japanning....................................
Engraver? materials........................................... .
Engraving and diesinking....................................
2,717
1,943
Si 125
129
1,308
2,644
1.789
1,858
126
1,270
2,642
1,778
1,860
125
1,285
2,704
1,747
1,979
*118
1,294
2,710
1,799
1,978
127
1,291
2,670
1,878
1,950
121
1,323
2,624
1,934
2,145
131
1,281
8,576
1,947
2,181
131
1,869
2,595
1,957
2,218
180
1,275
2,789
2,046
2,278
134
1,307
2,882
2,076
2.386
139
1,343
2,890
2,167
2,379
143
1,372
2,871
£271
2,315
140
1,408
89.1
76.1
77.5
78.3
89.4
Engraving, w ood................................................. .
Explosives.......................... ................................. .
Fancy articles, not elsewhere specified............. .
Fertilizers..............................................................
Files........................................................................
318
6,274
12,191
18,310
4,158
315
5,813
10,997
17,076
4,102
315
5,737
11,436
24,196
4,123
312
5,771
11,739
29,310
4,119
310
6,604
11,345
23,198
4,127
5,893
11,617
16,737
4,071
320
6,138
11,605
14,506
4,093
6,407
12,287
14,264
4,156
6,548
12,416
15,514
4,112
327
6,680
13,045
18,163
4,166
318
6,799
13,794
16,232
4,212
312
6,899
13,123
15,095
4,301
330
7,106
12,883
15.425
<329
77.5
79.7
48.7
94.0
Firearms and ammunition................................. .
Fire extinguishers, ch e m ica l............................
Fireworks..............................................................
Flags, banners, regalia, society badges, and em
blems.................................................................
Flavoring extracts................................................
14,715
195
1,403
14,807
177
1,452
14,936
185
1,527
14,810
194
1,529
14,965
191
1,591
14,680
194
1,662
14,496
196
1,575
14,447
200
14,622
207
1,195
14,883
200
1,389
14,848
194
1.386
14,650
194
14,4H
195
1,296
96.3
85.5
54.0
3,572
1,229
8, $48
1,118
3,418
1,145
3,522
1,195
3,652
1,227
3,805
1,270
3,873
1,281
o,vov
1,286
3,410
1,256
3,598
1,254
3,557
1,250
3,578
1,237
1,250
86.3
87.0
229
39,281
14,228
487,968
406
447
210
39,154
14,298
496,637
447
213
37,776
13,651
499,025
448
169
37,466
13,581
505,294
443
139
88,911
13,570
518,644
431
87
38,021
18,658
15,219
526,082 541,596
464
446
118
40,887
17,021
559,069
164
41,702
1^,257
206
41,898
16,946
584,745
501
183
41,600
16,192
597,234
33.6
88.1
78.5
80.7
74.0
85
75
70
10,415
37,886
126,215
1,404
10,975
37,684
124,672
1,322
72
11,673
37,768
121,340
1,232
98
14,987
40,479
135,328
1,114
121
15,202
41,115
136,615
1,103
132
14,220
40,446
136,366
1,068
44.7
62.2
85.9
88.2
74.8
Flax and hemp, dressed.......................................
164
Flour-mill ana gristmill products...................... . 39,453
Food preparations............................................... . 14,968
Foundry and machine-shop products............... 531,011
Foundry supplies..................................................
464
Fuel, manufactured..............................................
Fur goods..............................................................
Furnishing goods, men’s .....................................
Furniture and refrigerators.................................
Furs, dressed........................................................
11,927
38,482
128,452
1,241
179
39,120
14,098
482,080
94
9,747
85,298
120,684
1,163
9,454
37,407
124,990
1,380
128,525
1,396
128.335
1,408
2,432
86,080
75
12,797
37,364
126,369
1,175
14,165
39,161
132,121
1,148
INDUSTRIES.
1,558
916
43,715
8,898
77,444
MANUFACTURING
1,573
922
44,046
2,397
87,256
IN
Dentists’ materials................................................
Drug grinding......................................................
Dyeing and finishing textiles...............................
Dyestuffs and extracts........................................ .
Electrical machinery, apparatus, and supplies.
EARNERS
26,062
66,244
26,594
888
2,804
WAGE
Corsets...................................................................
17,564
Cotton goods, including cotton small wares___ 378,880
Crucibles.................................................................
335
Cutlery and tools, not elsewhere specified.......... 32,996
Dairymen’ s, poulterers’ , and apiarists’ supplies.
4,871
25,739
64, m
26,337
m
8,756
to
S©
No. 1 6 1 .—W a g e
E a r n e r s : N u m b e r E m p l o y e d in M a n u f a c t u r e s , 1909, b y M o n t h s a n d b y I n d u s t r i e s — C o n tin u e d .
Industry.
Average
number
em
ployed
during
Wage earners employed on the I5th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Jan
uary.
Feb
ruary.
April.
May.
July.
Galvanizing*
Gas and electric fixtures and lamps and reflectors
Gas, illuminating and heating.
Glass.
Glass, cutting, staining, and ornamenting........
1,447
18,861
37,215
68,911
1,169
17,691
33,115
72,931
9,064
1,291
17,804
$2,562
75,720
1,311
18,181
34,314
78,921
9,424
1,423
18,593
37,422
77,692
9,326
1,474
17,923
39,456
76,550
9,080
1,561
17,986
40,412
73,038
9,018
Gloves and mittens, leather................................
Glucose and starch...............................................
Glue.......................................................................
Gold and silver, leaf and foil...............................
Gold and silver, reducing and refining, not
from the ore........................................................
11,364
4,773
3,265
1,383
10,659
4,731
3,593
1,351
10,985
4,827
3,570
1,362
11,145
4.954
3,620
1,376
11,139
4,624
3,517
1,393
11,188
4,578
3,394
1,404
11,333
4,586
3,117
1,387
450
448
446
157
4,274
1,665
537
3,418
165
4,370
1,652
540
3,441
Graphite and graphite refining.
Grease and tallow.......................
Grindstones..
Haircloth—
Hairwork___
Hand stamps and stencils and brands..........
Hat and cap materials.....................................
Hats and caps, other than felt, straw, and w ool..
Hats,ftir-telt..................................................... '
Hats, straw...........................................................
Hones and whetstones..........................................
Horseshoes, not made in steel works or rolling
Octo
ber.
8,552
1,543
19,373
37,800
56,127
9,601
1,568
20,457
38,065
71,746
9,915
1,475
21,000
37,566
78,454
9,912
1,482
21,198
37,122
81,666
9,932
11,299
4,245
2,829
1,350
11,372
4,198
2,810
1,323
11,590
4,812
2,949
1,374
11,583
£569
3,169
1,428
11,961
5,398
3,304
1,439
12,007
4,771
3,325
1,417
456
456
450
465
458
177
4,414
1,643
168
4,521
1,622
554
177
4,535
1,488
545
3,748
173
4,675
1,379
537
3,868
174
4,510
1,541
532
3,901
182
4,555
1,347
536
3,740
73,1
89.0
47.7
91.3
84.5
244
i,2
2,312
6,325
27,588
1,647
2,416
6,383
28,216
1,686
2,416
6,482
28,27.6
295
1,713
2,452
6,533
28,972
277
1,738
2,551
6,477
29,062
58.1
90.0
87.4
90.8
66.7
7,973
132
8,271
147
7,998
9,609
173
40.9
56.2
71.2
91.7
84.8
40, m
467
183
4,208
795
506
$ ,m
143
4,078
836
544
3,344
4,107
1,204
547
3,381
154
4,156
1,562
539
3,419
272
1,651
2,367
25,064
281
1,667
2 435
5,965
25,987
296
1,657
2,409
5,984
19,894
320
I,650
2,378
6,033
20,391
334
1,646
2,299
5,983
20,590
1,640
£ ,m
6,092
21,075
277
1,620
2,252
6,055
24,538
1,565
2,284
6,160
26,676
8,814
152
10,850
171
11,371
162
II,488
174
11,332
176
9,387
158
6,553
144
4,700
99
365
128,808
273
125,181
4,606
128,052
4,673
270
129,317
4,707
£60
129,270
4,650
265
128,899
4,750
127,845
4,874
282
128,231
5,002
130,329
5,202
132,997
5,247
134,540
6,348
133,340
5,282
10,008
11,803
426
4,562
34,369
4,665
34,156
14,929
1,133
542
4,758
88,458
18,061
1,103
530
4,797
34,606
20,875
1,115
472
4,787
36,537
82,872
1,115
507
4,822
37,429
22,644
1,145
556
4,722
38,182
21,403
1,137
579
4,917
41,988
16,526
1,125
578
5,003
43,841
13,020
1,131
538
5,103
45,092
11,392
1,141
458
6,167
46,727
16,114
1,121
505
4,817
4,534
1,099
888
4,500
34,755
1,100
1,110
211
86.1
75.4
77.6
91.9
94.5
456
6,201
73.7
83.5
80.6
49.3
1,587
18,379
38,486
43,839
9,229
1,475
17,743
40,225
162
4,357
1,394
538
3,534
129,275
Hosiery and knit goods...................................
House-furnishing goods, not elsewhere specified.
4,907
Ice, manufactured............................................
Ink. nrintinz.....................................................
Ink, writing......................................................
Instruments, professional and scientific.........
Iron and steel, blast furnaces..........................
Sep
August. tember.
Per
cent
mini
mum is
Novem Decem of maxi
ber.
mum
ber.
month.
43.1
96.0
66.0
87.1
71.6
Iron and steel, steel works and rolling m ills.. . . 240,076
Iron and steel, bolts, nuts, washers, and rivets,
not made in steel works or rolling mills.......... 11,345
b o n and steel, doors and shutters......................
1,601
Iron and steel forgings..........................................
8,168
Iron and steel, nails and spikes,cut and wrought,
including wire nails, not made in steel works
2,766
or rolling mills....................................................
216,076
217,307
218,424
235,533
234,151
242,077
258,925
269,255
274,525
283,629
75.8
10,981
1,412
7,545
10,779
1,390
7,410
10,854
1,415
7,406
10,690
1,422
7,406
11,075
1,461
7,695
10,999
1,529
7,508
10,842
1,648
7,712
11,826
1,770
8,636
12,166
1,890
9,287
12,507
1,932
9,755
12,908
1,950
10,147
82.0
70.7
73.0
2,720
2,745
2,761
2,752
2,760
2,748
2,760
2,775
2,743
2,762
2,820
2,834
96.0
5,769
30,156
1,943
1,818
s ,m
6,109
29,445
1,960
1,952
2,323
5,780
29,134
1,979
1,932
2,306
5,834
28,113
1,999
1,924
2,252
6,110
28,609
1,969
2,045
2,277
6,455
28,728
1,969
1,965
2,251
6,821
28,129
1,987
2,016
2,258
7,416
29,309
1,999
2,016
2,270
7,618
31,747
2,154
2,060
2,349
7,833
33,259
2,242
8,089
2,378
8,044
33,716
2,350
2,046
2,431
8,064
33,809
£338
2*050
2,423
71.1
83.2
82.4
86.7
92.2
216,349 215,650
10,624
1,379
7,531
Iron and steel pipe, wrought...............................
Jewelry...... ............................................................
Jewelry and instrument cases..............................
Kaolin and ground earths....................................
Labels and tags.....................................................
6,817
30,347
2,070
1,990
2,313
Lapidary work......................................................
Lard, refined, not made in slaughtering and
meat-packing establishments...........................
Lasts.......................................................................
Lead, bar, pipe, and sheet...................................
Leather goods........................................................
627
599
593
621
602
599
609
650
652
675
675
671
87.6
399
1,728
802
34,907
425
1,715
74S
88,84%
407
1,792
748
34,218
398
1,784
774
34,612
385
1,660
807
34,174
405
1,690
824
34,350
399
1,701
819
34,271
392
1,725
817
34,088
375
1,716
829
34,970
380
1,680
832
35,797
878
1,702
840
36,212
405
1,777
827
36,633
438
1,817
781
36,217
85.2
90.8
88.7
91.0
Leather, tanned, curried, and finished...............
Lime.......................................................................
Liquors, distilled...................................................
Liquors, malt.........................................................
Liquors, vinous.....................................................
62,202
13,897
6,430
54,579
1,911
62,063
10,865
7,235
52,065
1,498
62,373
11,072.
7,313
61,790
1,474
61,726
13,074
7,179
52,304
1,503
60,095
14,447
6,997
52,937
1,477
60,076
14,795
6,590
54,158
1,419
60,559
14,541
5,513
56,367
1,368
61,039
14,552
6,232
58,925
1,382
61,166
15,264
5,303
58,408
1,538
62,049
15,547
5,576
57,011
3,134
63,383
15,157
6,115
54,617
3,726
65,174
14,522
6,540
53,330
2,535
66,694
13,086
7,554
53,084
1,878
90.1
68.6
69.3
87.9
36.6
Locomotives, not made by railroad companies. 14,909 13,211 13,526
Looking-glass and picture frames........................
6,021
6,668
5,975
Lumber and timber products............................. 695,019 649,839 661,690
2,086
Malt........................................................................
1,760
2,019
Marble and stone w ork........................................ 65,603 68,677 54,453
13,471
6,047
685,133
1,966
60,032
13,418
5,814
681,354
1,724
66,623
13,045
5,670
686,657
1,639
69,040
13,537
5,704
687,597
1,406
70,348
15,566
15,349
5,676
6,001
680.509 692,669
1,312
1,289
71,644
73,187
15,763
6,272
714,963
1,549
72,004
16,677
6,482
732,796
1,927
70,432
17,116
18,232
6,650
6,411
739,160 728,481
2,094
2,122
67,060 59,682
71.6
83.7
87.8
60.7
74.4
.........................................................
Mats and matting..............................................
Mattresses and spring beds..................................
Millinery and lace goods.......................................
Mineral and soda waters......................................
Mirrors..............................................................
Models and patterns, not including paper pat
terns.....................................................................
Moving pictures....................................................
Mucilage and p a s t e . ...........................................
Musicalinstruments andmaterials, not specified.
Musical instruments, pianos and organs and
materials..............................................................
Needles, pins, and hooks and eyes............... ......
Oakum...................................................................
Oil, castor...............................................................
Oil, cottonseed, andcake...<.......... ...................
m
3,631
937
11,322
39,201
13,147
2,994
3,841
881
10,237
38,579
10,646
2,810
3,881
906
10,407
43,243
10,674
2,855
3,888
979
10,860
45,052
11,457
2,940
3,954
1,001
11,037
41,833
12,787
2,932
3.889
1,088
11,261
37,129
14,190
2,898
3,526
967
11,309
82,329
15,646
2,923
2,822
941
11,188
33,303
16,385
2,924 .
2,270
891
11,344
37,810
16,076
2,976
3,340
907
11,978
41,382
14,887
3,099
3,941
879
12,396
41,487
12,755
3,180
4,076
902
12,161
39,333
11,361
3,192
4,153
957
11,717
38,923
10,986
3,208
54.7
85.4
82.6
71.8
64.4
87.6
4,171
506
538
1,822
8,98$
460
619
1,749
4,041
464
522
1,750
4,093
461
548
1,832
4,063
464
542
1,851
4,032
487
547
1,814
3,973
502
532
1,780
4,007
496
527
1,781
4,075
512
527
1,775
4; 219
510
542
1,785.
4,449
559
568
1,875
4,532
4,627
598
536
1,957
85.6
75.2
91.4
89.4
38,020
4,638
113
54
17,071
36,900
.4,87.0
110
58
25,667
37,241
4,424
103
58
22,388
37,530
4,567
119
57
18,032
37,455
37,696
37,679
. 4,662 — 4,704. . .4,604.
122
117
117
50
56
58
5,635
11,190
7,445
86,269
4,496111
49
6,174
37,238
4,652
118
50
6,038
38,522
4,702
116
40,011
4,921. .
92
90.6
8&8
75.4
79.7
17.6
16,958
539
1,908
39,752 39,978
4,759. - 4,789.
117 ' 113
56
58
29,334
28,293
28,677
246
No. 1 6 1 . — W a g e E a r n e r s : N u m b e r E m p l o y e d i n M a n u f a c t u r e s , 1909, b y M o n t h s a n d b y I n d u s t r i e s — C o n tin u e d .
14,240
75,978
19,211
921
Patent medicines and compounds and drug
gists’ preparations..............................................
Paving materials....................................................
Peanuts, grading, roasting, cleaning, and shell
ing........................................................................
Pencils, lead...........................................................
Pens, fountain, stylographic and gold................
6,525
is ,m
74,986
18,554
April.
May.
June.
July.
Sep
August. tember.
Octo
ber.
1,666
380
1,261
1,676
5,133
570
317
1,053
1,729
5,158
549
1,703
5,169
234
m
1,718
5,221
560
1,146
1,735
5,282
595
1,767
1,786
5,351
1,790
i;769
5,321
1,765
1,768
5,435
692
52.2
54.4
93.3
93.0
77.7
6,485
14,360
76,291
19,022
907
6,571
14,635
75,983
19,170
875
14,692
77,013
19,061
853
6,322
14,582
76,829
18,969
869
6,080
14,202
75,009
18,727
902
6,130
14,141
74,517
18,721
929
6,156
14,236
75,147
19,193
1,042
6,387
14,444
76,026
19,794
980
6,578
14,296
76,717
20,218
6,556
14,231
77,430
20,309
932
92.4
90.0
96.2
91.4
23,337
998
23,138
1,276
22,672
1,430
21,942
1,540
91,406
1,619
21,540
1,557
1,784
23,865
1,846
24,363
1,609
24.202
1,382
87.9
50-6
215
1,708
1,676
5,110
310
1,683
1,680
5,100
627
13,835
75,780
18,791
909
395
1,515
6,067
SI. 8
22,526
1,062
1,949
4,134
1,225
2,272
8,769
1,157
2,243
3,803
1,241
2,180
3,867
1,236
2,078
4,032
1,228
1,880
4,076
1,207
1,757
4,143
1,193
1,715
4,258
1,206
1,884
4,250
1,200
1,603
4,312
1,248
1,769
4,344
1,263
2,259
4,361
1,278
2.237
41,391
1,268
60.9
85.8
90.5
13,929
5,199
5,195
5.343
13,319
6,524
4,704
6,108
13,079
5,609
4,738
5,114
18,968
5,527
4,817
5,231
13,076
5,510
5,133
5,246
13,206
5,029
5,288
5,276
694
13,617
4,538
5,303
5,327
694
14,156
4,486
5,422
5,261
687
14,221
4,440
5,340
5,395
703
14,434
4,409
5,298
5,488
724
15,032
4,929
5,405
5,484
715
15,249
5,478
5,439
5,541
729
14,805
5,899*
5,459
5,653
93.7
84.9
67.6
2,579
2,683
2,640
2,775
Pipes, tobacco............, ..........................................
54,419
56,168 60,888 52,284
Pottery, terra-cotta, and fire-clay products.......
Printing and publishing....................................... 258,434 256,480 257,342 258,805
796
7*9
762
783
Pulp goods..............................................................
2,108
2,189
2,157
Pumps, not including steam pumps................
2,783
55,088
256,592
724
2,037
2,803
55,509
255,470
726
2,085
2,806
2,853
59,355
59,200
263,715 266,378
803
865
2,094
2,246
2,773
59.202
269,884
862
2,349
89.4
84.9
93.3
1,240
2,342
25,481
114
3,247
990
2,4G5
26,294
107
3,257
642
2,494
26,0£1
104
3,253
1,932
2,635
28,506
114
3,4C4
1,753
2,522
29,117
21.6
79.1
82.6
87.0
90.7
Pens, sted..............................................................
Petroleum, refining...............................................
Phonographs and graphophones..........................
Photographic apparatus and materials..............
Photo-engraving....................................................
2,136
Rice, cleaning and polishing................................
Roofing materials..................................................
Rubber goods, not elsewhere specified...............
Rules, ivory and w ood.........................................
Safes and vaults.....................................................
1,239
2,465
26,521
109
3.343
1,513
2,177
*4,057
113
s,m
1,433
2,204
24,640
115
3,219
2,875
2,857
56,094 56,485
253,550 261,767
762
781
2,130
2,085
437
2,408
26,003
100
3,348
2,424
26,302
103
3,380
2,884
2,785
58,299
57,715
252,543 258,707
815
778
2,064
2,079
722
2,4C5
26,826
106
3,309
1,750
2,694
27,2(9
108
3,382
2,017
2,753
27,712
111
3,455
111
3,528
INDUSTRIES.
1,419
MANUFACTURING
Optical goods.........................................................
Paint and varnish..................................................
Paper and wood pulp...........................................
Paper goods, not elsewhere specified...................
Paper patterns.......................................................
211
1,782
1,671
5,083
Feb
ruary.
IN
1,452
1,715
5,201
606
Jan
uary.
Per
cent
mini
mum is
Novem Decem of maxi
mum
ber.
ber.
month.
EARNERS
Oil, essential...........................................................
Oil, linseed..............................................................
Oil, not elsewhere specified..................................
Oilcloth and linoleum...........................................
Oleomargarine........................................................
Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
WAGE
Industry.
Average
number
em
ployed
during
year.
Screws, wood.........................................................
Sewing machines, cases, and attachments.........
Shipbuilding, including boat building...............
Show cases..............................................................
3,464
19,296
40,506
2,041
3,390
Sim s and advertising novelties...........................
Silk and silk goods, including throwsters..........
Silverware and plated ware.................................
Slaughtering and meat packing...........................
Smelting and refining, copper.............................
4,705
s.m
i,W
s,m
4,462
688
4,777
3,387
1,432
4,846
780
4,799
3,479
1,534
4,977
631
4,753
3,538
1,531
4,964
581
4,707
3,552
1,558
5,132
567
4,719
3,568
1,607
528
4,810
3,503
1,668
5.198
SIS
4,795
3,667
1,715
5,192
545
4,848
3,704
1,826
3,300
19,267
3,406
19,439
41,690
2,040
3,331
3,488
17,498
40,190
2.035
3,339
3,506
19,654
39,149
2,003
3,357
3,524
19,699
40,283
2,033
3,471
5,229
5.158
573
3,715
1,871
5,070
619
5,062
3,636
1,920
4,636
669
5,119
3,691
1,948
83.0
71.2
91.9
87.8
71.9
3,569
19,890
41,151
2.070
3,533
3,708
20,132
41,023
2,077
3; 551
3,871
20,280
42,075
8,158
3,558
82 9
86.4
88.9
91.9
89.9
4,881
5,540
99,037
16,610
89.728
15,628
4,968
97,170
14,965
94,752
16,031
' 5,040
99,473
15,531
92,266
15,869
5,187
100,753
15,867
87,958
15,585
5,454
100,314
15,952
84,558
15,656
5,576
99,212
15,983
84,676
15,420
5,609
97,782
16,214
86,761
15,397
5,591
96,58A
14, m
86,619
15,761
5,610
98,351
16,782
86,391
14,889
5,717
99,528
17,802
89,416
15,943
5,841
99,629
18,720
92,564
15,813
5,989
99,409
18,782
94,527
15,704
5,892
100,294
18,085
98,234
15,480
83.1
95.8
48.5
87.9
92.9
Smelting and refining, lead..................................
Smelting and refining, zinc..................................
Smelting and refining, not from the ore.............
Soap........................................................................
Soda-water apparatus...........................................
7,424
6,655
2,147
12,999
1,797
7,651
6,684
1,975
12, m
1,578
7,785
6,339
2,183
12,671
1,681
7,751
6,252
2,281
12,885
1,884
7,671
6,513
2.033
12,843
2,017
7,100
6,597
2,192
12,476
2,128
7,468
6,591
2,036
12,653
1,979
7,415
6,736
1,960
13,001
1,708
6,947
6,218
1,882
13,105
1,541
7,476
6,825
2,077
13,250
1,714
7,121
6,968
2,314
13,475
1,758
7,260
6,983
2,402
13,649
1,777
7,451
7,159
2,412
13,850
1,794
89.2
86.8
78.0
90.4
72.4
Sporting and athletic goods.................................
Springs, steel, car and carriage............................
Stationery goods, not elsewhere specified..........
Statuary and art goods.........................................
Steam packing.......................................................
5,321
3,196
6,206
1,699
3,648
5,369
2,961
5,624
1,5S4
3,605
5,331
3,170
5,827
1,555
3,500
5,501
3,156
6,130
1,551
8,812
5,585
2,987
6,248
1,605
3,334
5,478
3,010
6,208
1,676
3,354
5,338
3,025
6,230
1,723
5.053
3,209
6,232
1,751
3,364
4,694
3.199
6,314
1,788
5,142
3,075
6,429
1,829
3,795
5,335
3,343
8,435
1,817
4.071
5,422
3,507
6,397
1,798
4,274
5,804
3,704
6,388
1,763
4,284
83.8
79.9
87.4
83.9
77.3
Stereotyping and electrotyping...........................
Stoves and furnaces,including gas and oil stoves.
Sugar and molasses...............................................
Sugar refining, not including beet sugar............
Sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids.....................
2,850
37,130
4,127
9,399
2,252
2,797
29,106
1,598
7,9S5
2,227
2.817
35,121
559
8,653
2,191
2,850
37,307
715
9,890
2,856
37,790
798
9,652
2,129
2,838
37,788
874
9.492
2,279
2,821
37,422
1,040
9,926
2,246
2,802
35,784
2,792
37,741
920
9,613
2,213
2,873
38,834
1,322
9,680
2,291
2,920
40,108
9,693
9,341
2,327
2,928
39,960
15,781
9,588
2,288
2,923
38,595
15,115
9,048
2,315
95.4
72.6
3.5
79.7
91.5
Surgical appliances and artificial lim bs..............
4,241
Tin plate and temeplate......................................
5,352
Tinfoil.....................................................................
683
Tobacco manufactures.......................................... 166,810
Toys and games...................................................
5,305
Turpentine and rosin............................................ 39,511
Type-founding and printing materials...............
2,026
Typewriters and supplies *..................................
9,578
Umbrellas and canes............................................
5,472
Upholstering materials.........................................
4,067
Vault lights and ventilators................................
327
Vinegar and cider..................................................
1,542
Wallpaper.............................................................
4,037
Wall plaster...........................................................
4,791
1,835
Washing machines and clothes wringers............
4,016
4,924
4,061
5,187
676
lei,sis 162,606
8,716
4,194
S7,118 37,340
1,848
1,850
9,479
9,733
5,132
5,375
8,868
3,940
270
270
921
891
4,392
4,395
4,282
4,405
1,729
1,784
4,108
5,215
671
164,450
4,443
38,489
1,946
10,037
5,449
4,012
272
4,125
5,568
690
161,689
4,847
39,974
1,958
10,117
5,347
4,050
4,167
5,621
696
163,982
5,114
40,378
2,009
9,888
5,241
4,052
4,126
4,901
1,873
4,374
5,494
710
171,959
6,505
39,749
2.159
10,069
5,932
4,228
354
3,464
3,810
4,959
1,874
4,303
4,305
4,771
5,079
680
678
164,811 165,988
5,580
5,984
40,634 40,583
1,980
2.053
8,281
7,624
5,111
5 409
3,963
4,002
351
338
1,057
1,159
2,828
3,484
4,845
4? 979
1,6651,828
4,332
5,215
4,337
4,512
1,862
4,211
5.775
681
164,091
5,354
40,555
2,076
9,487
5,080
4,103
307
922
3,546
4,946
1.867
4,433
5,692
691
175,315
6,376
39,597
2,177
10,188
8,019
4,249
403
3,453
4,535
4,875
1,865
4,453
5,686
700
178,388
5,328
39,343
2,195
10,184
5,904
4,291
379
1,852
<881
4,754
1,879
90.2
82.6
91.1
91.6
57.1
91.3
84.2
74.8
84.4
90.1
67,0
25.6
60.7
84.3
87.4
2,212
886
1,122
9,952
2,300
6,205
40,378
2,039
9,845
5,663
4,059
390
2,130
3,904
4,984
1,883
5,078
1,904
247
2,010
3,354
INDUSTRIES.
42*256
MANUFACTURING
19,007
39,922
2,041
3,364
3,343
19,405
42,244
2,024
3,334
IN
18,612
38,516
1,980
3,197
3,312
18,696
87,565
2,025
3,276
EARNERS
4,930
611
4,832
3,559
1,667
WAGE
Salt.........................................................................
Sand and emery paper and cloth........................
Saws........................................................................
Scales and balances...............................................
Screws, machine....................................................
E a r n e r s : N u m b e r E m p l o y e d i n M a n u f a c t u r e s , 1909, b y M o n t h s a n d b y I n d u s t r i e s — C o n tin u e d .
Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month or nearest representative day.
Average
em
ployed
during
year.
Jan
uary.
1,949
688
1,573
2,296
4,055
1,867
679
1,540
2,362
3,958
1,890
643
1,568
2,384
3,933
1,878
629
1,547
2,476
3,915
1,553
2,459
8,625
1,875
642
1,536
2,498
3,803
635
1,569
2,502
3,813
1,915
690
1,595
2,386
3,992
1,915
711
1,534
2,270
3,980
18,147
11,979
177
17,604
12,153
171
12,251
171
17,181
17,432
12,257
193
17,862
12,218
202
17,864
11,911
199
17,673
12,163
203
18,206
12,488
202
18,580
12,871
188
19,091
13,095
174
19,641
13,229
m
87.2
87.5
79.8
2,868
2,198
2,807
2,214
2,754
2,312
2,626
2,297
2,563
2,572
2,519
2,696
2,478
2,604
2,592
2,707
2,545
2,869
2,435
3,053
2,280
81.2
77.0
14,486
653
943
161,120
77
14,567
609
14,139
580
938
166,851
115
13.760
580
1,051
168,015
98
13,865
572
1,136
171,946
86
13,557
18,874
13,757
626
1,293
171,747
116
14,152
095
1,332
173,321
85
14,729
763
1,378
173,943
102
14,964
759
1,434
172,693
96
89.4
71.8
64.3
91.0
58.6
Total............................................................ 6,615,046 6,210,063 6,297,627 6,423,517 6,437,633 6,457,279 6,517,469 6,486,67G 6,656,933 6,898,765 6,997,090 7,006,853 6,990,652
88.6
Windmills...............................................................
Window shades and fixtures................................
Wire........................................................................
Wirework, including wire rope and cable..........
W ood carpet...........................................................
Wood distillation, not including turpentine
and rosin................................................ .............
W ood preserving....................................................
1,897
664
1,546
2,337
3,930
18,084
12,348
184
2,721
2,403
Wood, turned and carved................... ................. 14,139
631
Wool pulling...........................................................
1,142
Wool scouring........................................................
Woolen, worsted, and felt goods, and wool hats. 168,722
All other industries................................................
96
1,860
629
1,511
1,981
4,073
17,763
11,671
166
2,800
£,076
14,324
625
975
168,818
68
m
165,585
100
June.
July.
1,892
m
648
1,128
170,818
103
2,616
576
1,193
170,295
98
1,885
Octo
ber.
1,951
762
1,489
2,226
3,989
94.1
75.1
93.4
79.2
89.0
MANUFACTURING
1,914
649
1,525
2,193
4,033
Waste......................................................................
Wheelbarrows........................................................
May.
IN
Hatch.
EARNERS
Feb
ruary.
April.
Sep
August. tember.
Per
cent
mini
mum is
Novem Decem of maxi
ber.
ber.
mum
month.
WAGE
Industry.
INDUSTRIES.
248*
No. 1 6 1 . — W a g e
249
WAGES AKB HOtm S OF LABOR.
No. 1 6 2 .—W AG E S A N D HOURS OF L A B O B : R e l a t i v e H o u r s o f L a b o r
P e r W e e k a n d R e l a t i v e R a t e s o f W a g e s P e r H o u r , C o m p u te d f r o m U n io n
S c a l e s , 1907 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. The figures are based on data
obtained in 39 cities. The relative hours indicate the change in the regular full-time -working hours pear
week, account not being taken of any temporary reduction because of slack work. The relative wages
indicate the change in wages per hour.
In computing relative hours/comparison was made of the hours for each year, taking into consideration
any change o f hours provided for in the union scale if for more than three months during the year. In
computing the relative rates of wages, comparison was made of the rate on May 15 of each year. The
relative number for each city was given a weight equal to the approximate number of union employees
in the trade in that city. Hours and rates for 1907=-100.0.]
Bakery trades.
Bakers, first
hands.
Yew .
1907............................
1908............................
1909............................
1910............................
1911............................
1912............................
Bakers, sec
ond hands.
Building trades.
Bakers, third
hands.
Bricklayers.
Building la
borers. «
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
100.0
95.7
92.3
88.6
85.0
oo o
04.0
100.0
103.5
106.7
110.9
115.4
122.0
100.0
99.4
99.2
98.2
96.9
93.4
100.0
102.1
107.7
113.1
118.9
126.6
100.0
98.8
98.7
97.6
96.9
89.9
100.0
106.6
111.5
119.4
127.7
140.7
100.0
100.0
99.8
98.2
97.9
97.9
100.0
100.7
102.3
103.9
1010
105.5
100.0
100.0
99.8
97.5
97.5
97.5
Rela
tive
ratebf
wagfes
per
hour.
100.0
100.7
101.1
104.5
10M
1(1.5
1
Building trades—Continued.
Carpenters.
1907............................
1908............................
1909............................
1910............................
1911............................
1912............................
100.0
99.9
99.8
99.3
98.8
98.8
100.0
101.2
102.8
106.7
108.6
111.1
Cement work
ers (finishers).
100.0
99.1
99.1
99.0
98.2
98.2
100.0
99.9
101.8
103.0
105.7
105.7
Cement work
ers’ helpers.
100.0
99.4
99.4
99.4
99.3
99.3
100.0
102.1
107.2
109.3
116.2
116.2
Cement work
ers’ laborers.
100.0
99.2
99.2
98.6
98.6
98.6
100.0
99.5
113.7
116.2
117.0
117.5
(Has fitters.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.9
100.0
103.3
103.8
104.3
111.3
109.1
Building trades—Continued, x
1907............................
1908............................
1909............................
1910............................
1911............................
1912............................
Hod carriers.
Inside wiremen.
100.0
100.0
99.5
98.5
97.5
97.0
100.0
99.9
99.9
99.4
99.1
98.7
100.0
100.3
100.7
103.5
105.0
105.9
100.0
106.1
108.1
110.8
113.6
115.4
Inside wiremen’s helpers.
100.0
99.6
99.6
98.4
98.0
97.-4
100.0
103.0
104.2
110.0
110.7
111.7
Marblesetters.
100.0
100.0
99.1
98.9
98.5
98.5
101.0
101.0
101.6
103.3
104.6
105.1
Painters.
100.0
99.6
99.4
98.7
98.2
98.1
100.0
100.9
104.1
108.5
111.1
112.6
250
WAGES AND HOUBS OF LABOR.
.
No. 1 6 3 — W a g e s a n d H o u r s o p L a b o r : R e l a t i v e H o u r s o f L a b o r P e r W e e k
an d R e la tiv e R a te s o f W ages
1907 t o 1912—Continued.
Per
H o u r , C o m p u te d f r o m U n io n S c a le s ,
Building trades—Continued.
Plasterers.
Year.
190 7
190 8
1910............................
1912............................
Plasterers’
laborers.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
htmr.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
100.0
99.7
99.7
99.6
99.3
99.1
100.0
99.8
100.7
102.1
102.8
105.0
100.0
99.7
99.5
99.5
99.4
99.0
Plumbers.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
100.0
105.0
106.2
106.9
107.0
108.2
100.0
100.0
99.8
99.6
99.3
98.8
J S .
190
190
190
191
191
7
8
9
0
1
Stonemasons.
100.0
99.9
99.7
98.7
98.5
98.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
98.8
98.2
98.2
100.0
101.6
102.4
111.2
112.1
115.1
100.0
101.8
102.7
103.6
105.0
105.8
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
100.0
100.0
99.9
99.9
99.8
98.3
100.0
102.3
103.5
107.0
110.0
112.9
100.0
100.0
99.7
98.8
98.7
98.0
100.0
101.0
102.8
104.6
110.2
110.7
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
100.0
101.4
103.8
108.0
111.5
113.1
Marble and stone trades.
Structural iron
workers.
100.0
99.7
99.4
98.8
98.6
97.3
Steam fitters.
Rela Rela
tive
tive
fate of *nominal
wages
hours
per
hour.
Building trades—Continued.
Steam fitters'
helpers.
Sheet-metal
workers.
100.0
101.3
102.7
106.1
109.0
111.1
Granite cut
ters.
Stonecutters.
100.0
99.9
99.8
99.4
99.2
98.0
100.0
99.9
99.9
99.9
99.9
99.5
100.0
100.5
102.1
102.8
104.0
105.3
100.0
100.1
100.1
100.9
101.2
101.6
Metal trades.
190
190
190
191
191
191
7
8
9
0
1
2
Blacksmiths.
Blacksmiths’
helpers.
100.0
100.0
98.7
98.5
97.9
97.9
100.0
100.0
98.8
98.6
97.9
97.8
100.0
100.9
103.2
107.0
107.5
110.3
100.0
103.8
106.9
114.9
115.8
116.4
Boiler makers.
100.0
99.7
99.2
99.1
98.6
98.4
100.0
101.3
102.6
107.7
114.5
115.6
Metal trades—Continued.
Machinists.
190
190
190
191
191
191
7
8
9
0
1
2
100.0
100.0
99.7
99.1
98.8
97.8
100.0
101.3
102.5
106.6
108.0
109.6
Boiler makers’
helpers.
100.0
99.9
99.2
98.7
98.5
97.6
100.0
100.5
102.0
104.9
109.4
116.9
Core makers.
100.0
100.0
98.9
98.4
97.7
97.7
100.0
100.0
100.6
106.2
112.8
113.8
Printing trades: Book and job.
Molders, iron.
Pattern mak
ers, wood.
Bookbinders.
Compositors.
100.0
100.0
99.5
99.0
98.7
98.7
100.0
99.7
99.4
98.2
97.4
97.2
100.0
90.8
89.5
89.2
88.9
88.9
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.8
100.5
104.7
106.9
107.4
100.0
103.2
102.1
105.0
106.8
108.3
100.0
110.8
112.4
113.6
116.1
116.8
100.0
100.4
100.5
104.8
107.6
110.0
Printing trades: Book and job—Continued.
Electrotypers,
batterymen,
and builders.
190
190
190
191
191
191
7
8
9
0
1
2
100.0
99.5
99.4
98.0
95.8
95.8
100.0
100.8
101.8
108.8
114.8
117.5.
Electrotypers,
finishers.
100.0
99.6
99.5
96.6
94.7
94.7
100.0
100.6
101.2
105.2
110.8
112.8
Electrotypers,
molders.
100.0
99.1
99.0
96.3
94.9
94.9
100.0
101.2
102.1
106.7
111.8
112.7
Linotype
operators.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.8
100.0
100.1
100.3
102.7
103.9
107.0
Press feeders.
100.0
91.4
90.4
90.3
90.3
90.2
100.0
110.4
113.5
115. 8
120.6
122.6
251
WAGES AND HOTJBS OF LABOR.
N o . 1 6 2 . — W a g e s a n d H o u r s o f L a b o r : R e l a t iv e H o u r s o p L a b o r P e r W e e k
a n d R e l a t iv e R a t e s o f W a g e s P e r H o u r , C o m p u t e d f r o m U n io n S c a l e s ,
1907
to
1912— Continued.
Printing trades: Book and job—
Continued.
Pressmen,
Pressmen,
cylinder presses. platen presses.
Printing trades: Newspaper.
Compositors,
daywork.
Compositors,
nightwork.
Linotype
operators, day
work.
Year.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
100.0 ' 100.0
106.1
95.1
94.1 ■ 115.6
116.7
94.0
94.0
119.0
94.0
121.0
100.0
97.1
95.1
94.9
94.9
94.9
100.0
103.6
109.1
111.2
113.3
114.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.9
99.5
100.0
100.4
101.9
104.2
107.4
110.4
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.9
100.0
100.0
101.0
102.7
104.4
106.1
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
99.9
99.6
Rela
tive
nomi
nal
hours
per
week.
1907 ...........................
1908............................
1909............................
1910 .......................
1911............................
1912............................
Rela
tive
rate of
wages
per
hour.
100.0
102.3
102.8
105.1
106.8
108.6
Printing trades: Newspaper—Continued.
Linotype
operators,
nightwork.
1907 .........................
1908..........................
1909............................
1910
191 1
1912 .
.
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
m o
99.7
100.0
101.1
101.6
103.3
104.1
105.9
Pressmen, web
presses,
daywork.
100.0
99.1
98.7
98.7
98.7
98.5
100.0
102.1
103.8
108.3
109.6
112.1
Pressmen, web
presses,
nightwork.
100.0
99.3
98.8
98.5
98.4
98.5
100.0
101.7
103.0
106.7
107.6
109.1
Stereotypers,
daywork.
Stereotypers,
nightwork.
100.0
99.7
99.7
98.7
98.5
98.3
100.0
99.8
99.8
98.6
98.4
98.4
100.0
102.9
103.8
106.3
107.1
109.1
100.0
103.0
104.1
106.6
107.3
109.0
No. 1 6 3 .— WAGE EARNERS: N u m b e r E m p l o y e d in' M a n u f a c t u r e s , b y M o n t h s , b y S t a t e s , a n d b y G e o g r a p h i c D i v i s i o n s , 1909.
[ Source; Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.
Wage earners employed on the 15th day of each month, or nearest representative day.
January.
Febru
ary.
March.
April.
May.
June.
July.
August.
Septem
ber.
October.
Novem
ber.
1 Per
cent
mini
mum is
Decem of maxi
mum
ber.
month.
70,394
6,024
41,500
94,,m
25,181
71,048
6,003
42,845
100,372
25,374
69,168
6,048
42,391
108,437
25,531
67,641
6,439
41,416
115,839
25,835
67,561
6,869
42,384
119,911
27,059
68.902
6,888
44,840
124,886
28,099
72,193
6,845
47,500
131,202
28,238
75,507
6,640
49,582
132,280
28,415
77,196
6,634
49,802
129,864
31,026
77,854
6,452
48,550
121,486
32,050
77,686
6,360
47,683
110,281
32,034
86.8
87.2
82.9
71.3
78.6
Connecticut.............
Delaware.....................
District of Columbia.
Florida......................
Georgia........................
210,702
21,238
7,707
57,473
104,588
201,545
19,220
7,421
56,016
103,477
199,325
19,470
7,445
56,414
107,544
202,523
19,168
7,535
56,596
108,271
203,599
19,366
7,619
56,371
102,881
205,198
19,237
7,774
56,858
98,622
208,732
20,480
7,761
56,195
99,445
206,295
19,572
7,785
56,182
99,518
211,295
24,331
7,752
56,276
102,577
218,637
26,376
7,840
58,035
106,033
222,052
23,623
7,949
59,487
107,837
224,439
21,557
7,861
60,661
109,012
225,862
22,452
7,753
60,585
109,839
88.2
72.7
93.4
92.3
89.8
Idaho___
Illinois..
Indiana.
Iowa___
8,220
405,764
180,984
61,635
44,215
6,145
438,594
172,475
55,649
41,337
6,033
442,881
177,371
56,081
41,621
7,270
452,563
181,151
57,912
42,554
8,279
455,145
182,641
60,328
42,697
8,664
454,965
182,228
61,440
43,462
8,929
459,375
183,167
62,581
44,411
8,939
454,410
175,838
62,215
44,075
8,696
460,414
188,311
66,408
44,817
8,690
481,796
198,293
68,006
46,105
9,525
493,928
201,481
64,097
46,679
8,971
496,452
199,937
62,895
46,594
8,507 .
498,640
200,915
62,018
46,228
63.3
88.0
85.6
81.8
88. G
Kentucky...........
Louisiana.............
Maine....................
Maryland...........
Massachusetts___
65,400
70,165
79,955
107,921
584,550
61,119
71,118
76,737
95,070
565,750
62,345
69,620
77,541
97,225
572,618
63,728
72,237
77,956
99,541
579,519
64,826
71,911
77,722
100,753
576,618
64,754
70,050
81,355
103,000
576,379
63,767
72,066
79,315
105,652
576,055
63,144
73,270
76,489
105,116
573,462
65,853
73,576
78,086
124,505
581,008
68,637
74,272
85,369
133,268
594,686
69,476
83,413
85,501
118,475
601,533
68,639
90,030
84,408
106,932
604,466
68,510
91,814
78,925
105,514
612,615
88.0
75.8
89.5
71.3
92.4
Michigarf..............
Minnesota..........
Mississippi...........
Missouri...............
Montana.............
231,499
84,707
50,384
152,993
11,655
211,679
79,918
49,148
141,208
10,873
218,230
80,909
49,511
145,022
10,772
223,087
82,081
49,839
148,776
10,900
222,273
81,134
47,851
147,979
10,874
226,811
82,952
45,178
148,053
11,292
229,058
85,038
45,198
150,028
11,195
232,023
84,667
47,237
150,969
11,550
235,804
85,847
50,341
157,351
11,841
240,310
87,643
53,195
163,514
12,435
241.912
90,620
55,387
161,110
13,127
246,729
89,503
56,436
161,540
12,996
250,078
86,896
55,285
160,294
12,003
84.6
88.2
80.1
80.4
82.1
Nebraska............
Nevada................
New Hampshire.
New Jersey..........
New Mexico..___
24,336
2,257
78,058
326,223
4,143
22, 138
2,107
78,438
313,158
3,606
23,263
2,110
79,097
313,216
3,616
22,994
2,140
79,519
318,401
3,775
23,744
2,190
77,697
321,883
3,965
24,277
2,244
78,132
321,876
4,103
24,748
2,206
78,021
321,909
4,142
24,742
2,349
76,324
318,216
4,389
25,628
2,398
76,975
323,506
4,532
25,945
2,341
77,850
334,710
4,591
25,373
2,390
80,108
341,569
4,346
24,929
2,302
80,797
342,780
4,320
24,251
2,247
80,936
343,389
4,273
85.3
87.9
94.3
91.2
78.8
INDUSTRIES.
70,620
6,093
41,2.95
94,747
27,962
MANUFACTURING
72,148
0,441
44,982
115,296
28,007
to
IN
Alabama.. .
Arizona....................
Arkansas...................
California...
Colorado......................
-to
EARNERS
Average
number
em
ployed
during
year.
The maximum month of employment is shown by black figures and the minimum month by italic figures.]
971,236
118,464
2,386
421,945
11,782
24,833
825,082
109,615
75,696
3,235
69,974
66,485
10,449
33,710
97,714
60,419
57,393
178,091
2,481
991,363
120,354
2,443
432,343
12,237
26,859
835,617
111,924
76,373
3,374
71,073
68,082
10,594
34,257
101,750
66,778
60,499
179,007
2,642
989,498
120,038
2,580
432,828
12,285
29,179
844,230
111,320
72,682
3,373
70,666
67,772
10,830
34,288
104,393
71,091
62,456
173,561
2,642
6,210,063 >,297,627 6,423,517 6,437,6
983,987
118,441
2,816
436,450
12,518
30,302
850,373
111,952
70,310
3,543
69,713
66,079
10,749
34,317
104,865
72,717
62,665
176,625
2,783
980,503
117,713
3,041
444,998
12,905
30,806
867,526
112,055
70, m
3,763
70,123
68,037
11,868
34,134
105,036
72,159
65,467
180,691
2,983
6,457,279 >,517,'
977,203
118,953
3,004
435,241
13.153
30,175
800,425
111,571
70,708
3,824
71,155
69.153
12,436
32,875
104,231
70,744
62,187
184,290
2,957
120,417
2,880
448,898
13,465
30,269
873,308
112,835
70,441
3,779
74,956
69,192
12,234
33,359
110,659
72,990
65,651
185,556
3,042
6,486,676
1,041,333 1,063,162 1,059,852 1,045,110
123,496
128,754
126,265
127,774
2,927
3,033
3,052
2,950
465,351
474,448
480,405
476,023
13,820
14,659
14,551
14,505
30,978
28,416
29,423
911,802
947,698
960,666
116,116
118,007
119,104
119,191
71,951
73,996
75,585
74,756
3,925
3,572
3,860
3,869
78,850
80,011
80.676
79,587
73,190
75,291
75,648
75,258
13,277
12,053
13,070
12,445
34,098
34,392
34.677
3,2,342
115,998
112,276
107,092
109,216
73,949
73,617
72,614
67,645
68,299
69,202
68,056
68,647
185,592
188,664
192,527
191,447
3,132
3,031
3,137
3,065
88.9
90.9
77.2
86.2
80.4
75.4
85.3
91 3
92.0
79.2
85.9
87.4
78.7
93.3
81.8
74.0
81.2
90.1
79.1
6,997,090 7,006,853 6,990,652
1,147,951 1,149,871
2,350,336 1,349,165
1,610,588 1,622,565
386,209
392,382
686,416
685,630
281,068
283,605
229,379
229,260
80,542
82,673
206,342
223,523
92.6
8S.4
87.0
86.9
87.6
87.0
82.6
80.2
73.0
J For States included in each division, see note 5, p. 25.
[Source Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce.]
48 hours and under...............
Between 48 and 54 hours . . .
54 h o u r s ................................
Between 54 and 60 hours .
60 hours................................
Average
number
employed.
Per cent
of total.
523,652
481,157
1,019,438
1,999,307
2,017,280
73
15.4
30.2
30.5
Prevailing hours of labor per week.
Between 60 and 72 hours .
72 hours.,.......................
Over 72 hours .
Average
j number
! employed.
344,011
116,083 |
114,118
6,615,046
Per cent
of total.
5.2
INDUSTRIES,
No. 1 6 4 .— WAGE EARNERS: N u m b e r E m p l o y e d in M a n u f a c t u r e s , C l a s s i f i e d A c c o r d i n g t o P r e v a i l i x g H o u r s o r L a b o r , 1909.
MANUFACTURING
t ,064,256 1,071,906 1,085,698 1,081,244 1,087,333 1,088,312 1,077,016 1,093,
1,126,756 1,141,
2,078,441 2,109,534 2,145,651 2,155,611 2,156,236 2,169,998 2,155,844 2,195,
2,287,845 2,338,
1,411,963 1,438,518 1,468,151 1,466,448 1,477,079 1,497,289 1,481,802 1,518,
1,571,342 1,600,
S45,774 352,517
360,134
361,835
398,066
366,543
373,610
373,496
648,032
644,252
646,559
711,296
641,772
623,061
637,365
650,087
252,511
1,343
246,649
250,438
250,192
252,224
255,688
247,286
276,189
195,392
195,401
192,802
189,387
194,359
210,876
190,063
200,416
223,
:,733
70,754
70,359
79,521
72,109
75,311
77,607
77,i
83,1
66,672
68,698
222,876
172,820
179,504
208,707
234, <
236,875
218,858
225,805
234,
194,009
Prevailing hours of labor per week.
IN
Total.....................
>,615,046
Geographic divisions.'
New England....................................j1,101,290
Middle Atlantic.............................12,207,747
East North Central.......................... |l, 513,764
West North Central.
.
374,337
South A tlantic.. .
. .
. i 663,015
East South Central.......................... j 261,772
West South Central......................... ! 204,520
75,435
Mountain...........................................
Pacific................................................
213,166
945.35(i
117,007
2,856
4 U ,m
11,826
23,354
810,927
108,773
73,774
3,108
69,305
68,563
11,412
33,013
94,885
$4,719
56,191
174,937
2,496
EARNERS
1,008,981
121,473
2,789
446,934
13,143
28,750
877,543
113,538
73,048
3,602
73,840
70,230
IJ,785
33,788
105,676
69,120
63,893
182,583
2,867
WAGE
New Y ork ...............................
North Carolina.......................
North Dakota.........................
Ohio.........................................
Oklahoma...............................
Oregon.....................................
Pennsylvania...
...........
Rhode Island......................
South C arolina.....................
South Dakota.........................
Tennessee................................
Texas....................................
Utah........................................
Verm ont..............................
Virginia...................................
Washington................
West Virginia.........................
W isconsin............................
W yom ing................................
1.8
1.7
100.0
----
to
or
CO
254
NO. 1 6 5 .— R E L A T IV E N O M IN A L PTJLL-TIME HOURS PER W E E K A N D R E L A T IV E R A T E S OP W A G E S P E R HOU R IN
SPECIFIED M ANU FACTU RING IN D U ST R IE S : 1890 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor. The figures are based on data obtained from representative establishments. The relative hours indicate
the change in the regular full-time working hours per week, account not being taken of any temporary reduction because of slack work. The relative wages indicate the changes
in wages per hour. Average 1890-1899=100.]
Year.
Woolen and
worsted goods.
Silk goods.
Hosiery and knit
goods.
Lumber.
Millwork.
Furniture.
Boots and shoes.
1890.........................................
1891.............. ........................
100.5
101.2
101.6
100.0
97.5
101.6
99.4
99.2
105.0
98.9
101.0
101.0
101.0
99.5
99.0
99.6
99.3
100.7
105.7
94.9
102.6
102.9
101.9
98.8
98.6
98.6
93.2
98.6
102.0
102.9
101.1
101.1
101.2
100.5
94.8
105.6
106.9
100.3
100.1
96.7
100.4
100.2
100.2
100.0
100.0
101.9
101.4
101.5
99.9
96.7
101.3
100.6
100.7
100.1
100.3
99.2
100.4
100.1
100.0
97.0
101.3
100.7
99.8
99.9
98.2
100.5
101.5
102.5
101.1
99.4
100.3
100.6
100.2
100.0
100.0
98.5
97.5
99.3
100.6
99.8
1895.........................................
1896.........................................
1897.........................................
1898.........................................
1899.........................................
99.8
99.5
99.1
100.3
100.3
98.2
104.1
100.4
96.7
95.8
100.1
100.1
98.4
99.9
100.0
95.3
98.1
100.4
103.3
102.3
98.5
99.0
99.1
99.3
99.5
101.5
106.5
99.1
98.4
97.4
100.4
100.3
100.3
100.3
100.2
102.8
99.3
96.1
96.4
93.2
99.9
100.1
99.9
99-6
99.8
97.0
97.4
97.7
101.5
104.5
99.7
99.0
99.6
99.4
99.2
98.1
99.3
100.0
101.7
104.1
99.8
100.0
99.6
100.4
100.3
97.9
97.7
100.2
98.0
102.0
100.0
100.0
99.8
99.7
99.6
101.4
100.5
100.7
100.5
101.8
1900.........................................
1901.........................................
1902.........................................
1903.........................................
1904.........................................
100.1
99.9
99.5
99.3
99.2
108.4
108.8
113.3
117.5
117.1
99.8
99.9
98.8
98.7
97.9
111.3
111.9
114.9
118.7
115.4
99.6
99.2
98.7
98.8
97.2
98.4
98.1
101.4
102.6
101.8
98.9
98.8
98.9
97.9
97.8
95.4
102.0
111.0
117.6
114.8
99.5
99.3
98.7
98.3
97.8
105.4
108.6
112.1
114.2
112.3
98.9
98.7
97.7
97.2
97.9
105.9
108.6
112.5
116.5
115.7
100.2
99.3
98.3
98.1
97.3
102.4
107.3
114.1
115.2
117.5
99.3
99.6
98.4
97.0
97.1
104.1
104.1
108.0
113.2
116.9
1905.......................................
1906.........................................
1907.........................................
1908.........................................
99.2
98.7
97.5
96.3
118.7
131.3
149.8
148.4
98.5
98.4
97.9
97.7
119.3
127.1
135.3
128.1
98.2
98.4
98.0
97.6
102.5
106.1
112.1
109.2
97.7
97.2
96.8
96.5
119.9
126.9
133.4
133.7
97.6
96.6
96.4
96.6
116.3
124.4
129.6
118.7
98.1
96.9
96.7
96.7
116.7
120.6
124.5
123.4
96.6
95.8
95.7
95.9
121.0
125.7
127.3
127.5
96.8
96.3
96.0
95.9
119.9
121.8
128.0
125.5
1909.........................................
1910.........................................
1911.....................................
1912
9(5.4
94.1
94.1
92.4
143.0
147.7
149.1
164.1
97.8
96.1
96.2
94.6
129.0
132.5
133.3
149.1
97.5
97.4
97.4
96.6
110.5
112.5
113.3
117 1
96.6
94.8
94.7
93.1
134.1
135.5
135.8
143.7
96.5
96.5
96.5
96.6
121.6
130.0
129.9
131.5
96.7
96.9
96.8
96.2
124.9
127.8
129.0
132.3
95.5
95.1
94.5
93.9
126.7
130.5
132.1
135.1
95.7
95.5
95.3
93.9
130.4
129.6
131.7
132.8
INDUSTRIES.
1893.........................................
1894.........................................
MANUFACTURING
Relative Relative Relative
Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative Relative
n o m in a l
rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of nominal rate of
full-time
full-time
full-time
full-time
full-time wages
wages full-time
wages
wages
wages
wages
wages
wages full-time
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
hours
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
per
hour.
hour.
hour.
hour.
hour.
hour.
hour.
hour.
week.
week.
week.
week.
week.
week.
week.
full-time
hours
per
week.
SPECIFIED
Cotton goods.
255
COAL M INES.
N o . 1 6 6 . — S T R I K E S IN C O A L M I N E S : N u m b e r of M e n o n S t r ik e , T o t a l D a y s
L o s t , a n d A v e r a g e D a y s L o s t p e r M a n , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1911 a n d 1912, b y
St a t e s .
[Source: Reports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
1912
State.
Men on
strike.
Alabama..............
Arkansas................
Colorado.................
Illinois..................
Indiana..................
Iowa.....................
Days lost.
1,260
4,615
3?,375
100,588
146,636
31,870
8,507
34,008
210
065
150
5,543
4,577
1,622
984
1,080
Kentucky.........
Maryland.............
Mifthigfin..............
Missouri..............
Montana..............
North Dakota___
Ohio.....................
Oklahoma..........
O regon................
Pennsylvania___
Tennessee.............
Texas....................
U ta h ....................
Washington___
West Virginia...
Wyoming...........
Average
days lost
per man.
Men on
strike.
216
18
32
20
9
32
.1..
Total bituminous........1
Pennsylvania anthracite___
Days lost.
Average
days lost
per man.
384
403
12,323
37.685
32
94
60,505
15,400
8,455
2,088
2,759
347
2,028
952
869
2’ 626,’ 526
795,887
370,449
13,487
79.685
3,228
101,424
55,022
8,445
33
52
44
65
29
9
50
58
27,200
895,777
12,109
420
538,248
20,011
1,724
504
529
34
1,530
444
24,216
8,114
69
350,039
15,106
5,601
163
60
208
2,099
1,510
148,124
1,030
22,215
16,483
807
12,165
31,347
606,588
3,425
39
£0
10
35,513
5,900 1
946,779
36,958
159,098
151,958
5,613,830
6,913,475
35
45
10
20
10
2
32
14
7
24
No, 1 6 7 .— SUMMARY OF STRIKES IN COAL MINES: N u m b e r o f M e n o n
S t r i k e , D a y s L o s t , a n d A v e r a g e D a y s L o s t p e r M a n , C a l e n d a r Y e a r s 1901
to
1012.
[Source: Tieports of the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.]
Men on
strike.
19011.........
1902...........
1903*.........
190 4
190 5
190 6
200,452
47,481
77,601
37,542
372,343
Working
days lost.
733,802
16,672,217
1,341,031
3,382,830
796,735
19,201,348
Men on
strike,
I
!
1
28
44
;
i
1
19071...
19081..
I Working
j days lost.
32,540
145,145
24,763
218,493
41,413
311,056
19091...
1910....
21
1911....
5141 1912.
462,392
5,449,938
723,634
19,250,524
983,737
12,527,305
Average
days lost
per man.
14
33
29
S3
24
40
1 Bituminous mines only.
No. 1 6 3 .— COAL MINES, ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS: N u m b e r o p M e n
E m p lo y e d , N u m b e r o p D a y s W o r k e d , a n d A v e r a g e T o n n a g e M in e d p e r M a n
p e r D a y a n d p e r C a l e n d a r Y e a r , 1902 t o 1908 a n d 1910 t o 1912.
[Source: Reports o f the Geological Survey, Department o f the Interior.]
Anthracite.
Year.
|Men em
ployed.
Days
worked.
148,141
150,483
155,861
165,406
162,355
167,234
174,174
169,497
172,585
174,030
116
206
200
215
195
220
200
229
246
231
1002.........................
1903...............................
1904...............................
1905..............................
1906..............................
1907...............................
1908...........................
1910...............................
1911..............................
1912...............................
iI
Bituminous.
Average Average
tonnage tonnage Men em
per man per man ployed.
per day. per year.
2.40
2.41
2.35
2.18
2.25
2.33
2.39
2.17
2.13
2.10
279
496
469
470
439
512
478
498
524
485
370.056
415,777
437,832
460,629
478,425
513,258
516,264
555,533
549,750
548,632
Days
worked.
230
225
202
211
213
234
193
217
211
223
Average Average
tonnage tonnage
per man per man
per day. per year.
3.06
3.02
3.15
3.24
3.36
3.29
3.34
3.46
3.50
3.08
703
680
637
684
717
769
644
751
738
820
INTERNAL COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORTATION.
No. 1 6 9 .—POST OFFICES AND POST ROUTES: N u m b e r o f P o s t O f f i c e s , E x t e n t o f P ost R o u te s, a n d R e v e n u e a n d E x p e n d itu r e s o f t h e P o st O f f i c e D e p a r t
m e n t, I n c l u d i n g A m o u n t s P a i d f o r T r a n s p o r t a t i o n o f t h e M a i l s , 1879 t o 1913.
[Source: Annual reports o f the Postmaster General.]
Year ended
J une 30—
1879.......................
1880.......................
1881.......................
1882.......................
1883.......................
1884.......................
1885.......................
1886.......................
1887.......................
1888.......................
1880.......................
1890.......................
1891 ....................
1892 .......................
1893.......................
1894.......................
1895.......................
1896........................
1897 .......................
1898.......................
1899.......................
1900 .......................
1901.......................
1902 .......................
1903.......................
1901.......................
1905.......................
1906.......................
1907 ......................
1908.......................
1909.......................
1910.......................
1911.......................
1912.......................
1913.......................
Post
offices.
Number.
40,588
42,989
44,512
46,231
46,820
48,434
51,252
63,614
55,157
57,376
68,999
62,401
64,329
67,119
68,403
69,805
70,064
70,360
71,022
73,570
75,000
76,688
76,945
75,924
74,169
71,131
68,131
65,600
62,659
61,158
60,144
59,580
59,239
58,729
58,020
256
Extent
o f post
routes.
Miles.
316,711
343,888
344,006
343,618
353,166
359,530
365,251
368,660
873,142
403,977
416,159
427,990
439,027
447,591
453,833
454,746
456,026
463,313
470,032
480,461
496,949
500,990
511,808
507,540
506,268
496,818
486,805
478,711
463,406
450,738
4-18,618
447,998
435,388
436,469
436,293
Revenue
o f the
department.
Dollars.
30,041,983
33,316,479
36,785,398
41,876,410
45,508,693
43,325,959
42,560,844
43,948,423
48,837,609
52,695,177
56,175,611
60,882,098
65,931,786
70,930,476
75,896,933
75,080,479
76,983,128
82,499,208
82,665,463
89,012,619
95,021,384
102,354,579
111,631,193
121,848,047
134,224,443
143,582,624
152,826,485
167,932,782
183,585,006
191,478,663
203,562,383
224,128,637
237,879,823
246,744,015
266,619,525
Expended for transporta
tion o f—
Domestic mail
Foreign mail.
Dollars.
18,953,219
20,857,802
22,812,429
22,460,473
23,874,394
25,014,478
27,035,543
27,614,540
27,892,646
29,347,959
32,361,697
34,116,243
37,547,405
39,082,919
41,179,555
45,375,359
46,336,326
47,993,067
48,028,094
50,444,291
52,027,901
64,135,930
56,002,576
58,589,968
62,606,015
67,027,776
69,927,689
72,944,352
Dollars.
200,026
199,809
240,067
280,501
316,358
332,221
331,903
391,856
402,523
647,395
641,212
663,631
620,987
774,016
1,097,867
1,239,363
1,173,561
1,530,864
1,890,099
1,760,091
1,769,851
2,100,266
2,148,635
2,410,473
2,580,700
2,697,077
2,828,703
2,895,756
2,988,849
2,982,732
2,804,170
3,164,254
3,204,599
3,195,883
3,691,879
77,471,917
78,174,988
80,901,899
81,709,433
85,130,742
86,302,922
88,451,168
Total
expenditure
of the
department.
Dollars.
33,449,899
36,542,804
39,592,566
40,482,021
43,282,944
47,224,560
50,046,235
51,004,744
53,006,194
56,468,315
62,317,119
66,259,548
73,059,519
76,980,846
81,581,681
84,994,112
87,179.551
90,932,670
94,077,242
98,033,524
101,632,161
107,740,268
115,654,921
124,785,697
138,784,488
152,362,117
167,399,169
178,449,779
190,238,288
208,351,886
221,004,102
229,977,224
237,648,926
248,525,450
262,067,541
25T
R A IL W A Y M AIL SERVICE.
No. IT O .—RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE: R a i l r o a d M i l e a g e u p o n w h i c h M a i l w asC a rr ie d , A n n u a l C ost a n d A v e r a g e C ost p e r M ile o f R a ilr o a d M a il T ra n sp o r
t a t i o n , a n d E x p e n d i t u r e f o r R a i l w a y M a i l S e r v i c e E m p lo y e e s , 1879 t o 1913.
[Source: Annual reports of the Postmaster General.]
Year ended
June 30—
1879.......................
1880.......................
1881.......................
1882.......................
1883.......................
1884.......................
1885.......................
1886.......................
1887.......................
1888.......................
1889.......................
1890.......................
1891.......................
1892.......................
1893.......................
1894.......................
1895.......................
189G.......................
1897......................
189S.......................
1899.......................
1900.......................
1901.......................
190*2.......................
1903.......................
1904......................
1905.......................
190G.......................
1907.......................
19082......................
1909.......................
1910.......................
1911.......................
1912.......................
1913.......................
Total rail
Railroads
roads in
operation uponwhicli
in United mail was
States
carried.
Dcc. 31.1
Miles.
86,556
93,267
103,108
114,677
121,422
125,345
128,320
136,338
149,214
156,114
161,276
167,191
172,035
175,691
179,834
182,733
184,62S
186,681
188,844
190,870
194,336
198,964
202,288
207,253
213,422
220,112
225,196
230,761
236,949
240,846
214,084
24.9,992
254,732
258, C33
Miles.
79,991
85,320
91,509
100,563
110,208
117,160
121,032
123,933
130,949
143,713
150,381
154,779
159,518
162,576
166,952
169,768
171,212
172,794
173,475
174,777
176,727
179,982
183,359
187,130
192,852
196,907
200,965
203,824
207,237
213,220
217,115
220,730
223,900
226,071
228,618
Annual
transpor
tation
o f mail by
railroads.
Miles.
93,092,992
96,497,463
103,521,229
113,995,318
129,198,6-11
142,541,392
151,910,845
165,699,389
169,689,866
185,485,783
204,192,489
215,715,6S0
2*28,719,900
239,731,509
252,750,574
264,717,595
267,117,737
268,806,324
273,190,356
2S1,5S5,612
287,591,269
297,256,303
302,613,325
312,521,478
333,491,681
353,038,397
302,645,731
371,661,071
3S7,557,165
407,799,039
413,5*16,194
426,923,109
449,654, SOS
45S,648,024
471,559,089
Railroad mail trans
portation.
Annual
cost.
Dollars.
9,792,589
10,648,986
11,963,117
13,127,715
13,887,800
15,012,603
16,627,983
17,336,512
18,056,272
19,524,959
21,639,613
23,395,232
25,183,714
27,126,529
28,910,195
30,358,190
31,205,342
32,405,797
33,876,521
34,703,847
30,117,875
37,793,982
38,519,624
39,953,608
41,886,848
<14,695,610
45,570,515
47,481,037
51,008,111
49,404,763
49,606,440
49,302,217
50,910,261
50,703,323
51,406,030
Railway Hail
Service.
Average Number
annual cost o f em
per mile. ployees.
Dollars.
0.1051
.1103
.1155
.1151
.1075
.1053
.1095
.1045
.1064
.1052
.1059
.1084
.1101
.1131
.1143
.1146
.1168
.1205
.1240
.1232
.1256
.1271
.1273
.1278
.1256
.1266
.1256
.1277
.1316
.1211
.1199
.1154
.1132
.1105
.1091
2,609
2,946
3,177
3,570
3,855
3,963
4,387
4,573
4,851
5,094
5,448
5,836
6,032
6,417
6,645
6,852
7,045
7,408
7,602
7,999
8,388
8,695
9,105
9,627
10,418
11,621
12,474
13,598
14,357
15,295
16,044
16,795
17,028
18,261
18,2C5
Annual
expendi
ture.
Dollars.
. 2,624,890
2,850,980
3,108,801
3,486,779
3,972,071
3,688,032
4,246,210
4,467,717
4,694,562
4,981,366
5,250,838
5,562,844
5,904,381
6,480,684
6,733,410
6,989,449
7,194,220
7,594,377
7,782,547
8,222,504
8,610,732
8,946,424
9,679,037
10,264,588
11,250,042
12,095, "137
13,304,994
14,222,201
15,248,601
17,479,504
18,380,725
19,420,349
20,152,904
20, S76,963
22,815,795
*Data for years prior to 1890 are from Poor’s Manual of Railroads and relate to calendar years; data
from 1890 to date are from reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission and relate to fiscal years.
No mileage included for Alaska.
2Excludes mileage of switching and terminal companies not previously segregated.
26187°— s a 1013------ 17
258
TELE G R A PH S.
N o. 1 7 1 .—W ESTEBN U N IO N TELEGRAPH C O .: M ile age op L ikes an d W iubs ,
N umber of O ffices , and T r a f f ic , 1866 to 1913.1
[Source: Annual reports of the YTestem Union Telegraph Co.]
Year
ended
June
80—
Miles of
line.
1S66___
1867....
1868___
1869___
1870----1871....
1872....
1873....
1874....
1875....
1876....
1877....
1878....
1879....
1880----1881....
1882....
1883....
1884....
1885....
1886....
1887....
1888....
1889....
1890....
1891....
1892....
1893....
1894....
1895....
1896....
1897....
1898....
1899....
1900....
1901....
1902....
1903....
1904....
1905....
1906....
1907....
1908....
1909....
1910....
1911....
1912....
37,380
46,270
50,183
52,099
54,109
56,032
62,033
65,757
71,585
72,833
73,532
76,955
81,002
82,987
85,645
110,340
131,060
144,294
145,037
147,500
151,832
156,814
171,575
178,754
183,917
187,981
189,576
1S9,936
190,303
189,714
189,918
190,614
189,817
189,856
192,705
193,589
196,115
196,517
199,350
200,224
202,S59
205,616
208,477
211,513
214,300
219,219
235,039
23S, 033
Miles o f
Num
ber of
offices.
75,686
2,250
85,291
2,565
97,594
3,219
104,584
3,607
112,191
3,972
121,151
4,606
137,190
5,237
154,472
5,740
175,735
6,188
179,496
6,565
183,832
7,072
194,323
7,500
8,014
206,202
8,534
211,566
233,534
9,077
327,171 10,737
374,368 12,068
432,72G 12,917
450,571 13,761
462,2S3 14,184
489,607 15,142
524,641 15,653
616,248 17,241
617,697 18,470
678,997 19,382
: 715,591 20,098
739,105 20,700
789,201 21,078
790,792 21,166
802,651 21,360
826,929 21,725
841,002 21,769
874,420 22,210
904,633 22,285
933,153 22,900
972,766 23,23S
1,029,984 23,567
1,089,212 23,120
1,155,405 23,458
1,184,557 23,814
1,256,147 24,323
1,321,199 24,760
1,359,430 23,853
1,382,500 24 321
1,429,049 21,825
1,487,345 24,920
1,530,475 25,392
1,562,497
1913....*26,000
Number of
messages
sent.
5,879,282
6,404,595
7,934,933
9,157,646
10,646,077
12,444,499
14,456,832
16,329,256
17,153,710
18,729,567
21,158,911
23,918,894
25,070,106
29,215,509
32,500,000
38,842,247
41,181,177
42,076,226
42,096,583
43,289,807
47,394,530
51,463,955
54,108,326
55,878,762
53,148,343
62,387,298
68,591,858
53,632,237
58,307,315
<3,760,414
58,151,684
62,173,749
61,398,157
€3,167,783
65,657,049
69,374,883
a 69,790,866
2 67,903,973
267,477,320
271,487,082
274,804,551
262,371,287
268,053,439
2 75,135,405
2 77,780,732
490,000,000
Average per
message.
Receipts.
Expenses.
Profits.
Dollars.
Dollars.
Dollars.
3,944,006
4,362,849
4,563,117
4,910,772
5,104,787
5,666,863
6,575,056
6,755,734
6,335,415
6,635,474
6,672,225
6,309,813
6,160,200
6,918,957
8,485,201
9,996,096
11,794,553
13,022,504
12,005,910
12,378,783
13,154,629
14,610,592
14,565,153
15,074,304
16,428,742
16,307,857
17,482,406
16,060,170
16,076,630
16,714,756
16,906,656
17,825,582
18,OS5,579
18,593,206
19,668,903
20,780,766
20,953,215
21,361,915
21,845,570
23,605,072
26,532,196
25,179,215
23,193,966
26,614,302
SO, 053.632
3iJ,063,83S
42,959,934
2,624,920
2,641,711 101.7
2,748,801
89.3
2,227,966
75.5
2,532,662
69.5
2,790,233
66.2
2,757,963
62.5
2,506,920
54.9
3,229,158
54.0
3,399,510
50.9
3,140,128
43.6
3,551,543
38.9
4,800,410
38.6
5,833,938
38.5
5,908,280
38.4
7,118,070
3S.2
7,660,350
38.0
6,610,436
36.5
5,700,924
32.1
3,919,855
31.3
4,037,231
30.4
5,070,572
31.2
6,218,041
Cl. 2
7,312,725
32.4
6,605,585
32.5
7,398,548
31.6
7,496,037
31.2
5,792,485
£0.5
6,141,389
30.7
5,897,980
30.9
5,732,203
30.5
6,090,151
30.1
5,868,733
30.8
6,165,364
30.8
6,635,2-48
30.9
7,292,329
31.0
8,214,472
31.4
7,887,475
31.7
7,188,065
31.6
7,070,583
31.6
6,324,210
33.7
3,402,997
33.7
7,347,107
34.1
7,274,900
35.2
7,105,357 3 38.8
6,923,971
4,329,395
Toll.
:
•
:
!
I
6,568,925
7,004,560
7,316,918
7,138,738
7,637,449
8,457,096
9,333,019
9,282,654
9,564,575
10,034,984
9,812,353
9,861,35s
10,960,640
12,782,895
14,393,544
17,114,166
19,454,903
19,632,940
17,706,834
16,298,639
17,191,910
19,711,164
20,783,194
22,387,029
23,034,327
23,706,405
24,978,443
21,852,655
22,218,019
22,612,736
22,638,859
23,915,733
23,954,312
24,758,570
26,354,151
28,073,095
29,167,687
29,249,390
29,033,635
30,675,655
32,856,406
28,582,212
30,541,073
33,889,202
37,158,989
42,987,807
47,423,443
!See note 1 on the follow ing page.
2Not iucluding messages sent oyer leased wires or under railroad contracts.
3 Figures derived from a study, but faeiliticH such that accuracy can not be guaranteed.
4 Estimated.
Cost.
Cents. Cents.
63.4
54.2
51.2
45.7
43.8
43.4
39.5
35.2
83.5
29.8
25.0
25.2
25.4
25.6
25.8
26.0
25.2
21.9
23.4
23.0
23.2
22.4
22.7
23.2
22.3
22.7
23.3
23.3
24.0
24.3
24.7
25.1
25.1
25.1
25.7
25.6
26.1
27.3
27.6
30.2
34.3
28.5
30.2
3 33.1
259
T E LE P H O N E S.
Ho. ! 7 3 .— AM ERICAN TELEPHON E & TELEGRAPH CO. AND O P E R A T IN G
COM PANIES ASSOCIATED W ITH IT : S t a t is t ic s , J a n . 1, 1908 t o 1913.1
[Source: Tlie American Telephone & Telegraph Co.]
1908
1903
1010
1911
1912
1013
O P E R A T IN G C O M PA N IE S.
Exchanges and branch offices.
5,103
5,043
4,96S
4,933
5,014
5,1*2
Milos of cxch angc-service
wire:
On poles and buildin gs...
Underground ....................
Subm arine.........................
3,057,3SS
3,883,051
6,322
3,467,052
4,625,047
6,540
3,645,879
5,021,510
8 ,0S5
4,047,307
5,621,811
9,010
4,441,419
6,420,261
10,421
5,058,873
7,352,154
10,6:3
T ota l................................
6,916,511
S, 098,679
8,675,474
9,678,218
10,872,101
12,421. C',0
Total circuits............................. 1,511/^7" 1,668,211
Total em ployees.......................
100, SSi
93,533
3,215,245
Total subscribers.....................
3,035,533
8, G10,592
9,830,738
Miles of wire operated ...........
Number of instruments in
hands of licensees under
rental at beginning o f year. 7,5-14,305
7,617,023
Number of daily exchange
connection s........................... 18,130,803 18,499,376
Average number daily calls
G.O
per subscriber.......................
6.0
1,82a, 942
104,953
3,588,247
10,480,020
2,082,960
120,311
4,030,603
11,632,212
2,306, SCO
123,4D9
4,474,171
12,932,615
2,576,789
110,7S9
4,953,447
14, €10,813
8,338,6 18
9,231,293
10,059,603
10, SS0,321
19,925,194
21,631,471
23,483,770
25,572,345
5.6
5.4
5.3
5.2
12,459,150 17,036,270 20,776,822 22,369,450
180,587,000 256,475,300 263,335,600 318,427,500
27,898,970 32,761,311 35,358,329 36,970,230
18,121,707 23,095, SS9 26,855,803 27,733,265
20,015,588
334,805,700
42,717,993
32,002,945
A M E R IC A N T E L E P H O N E <6
T E L E G R A P H CO.
D ividends paid stockholders
..................................dollars..
Capital.............................d o ----Gross earnings...............d o ___
Net earnings2................ d o . . . .
10,943, G44
179,595,255
25, COO, G71
16,269,388
1 Valuable tables containing statis
@FedFRASER