PART I. (Continued.)

PAGE.

Table No. 4-Average Number of Persons Employed.

Average Number Employed at Periods of the Great-

est Number and the Least Number....

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

ployed by Months, and by Industries.

....

41-43

44-73

Table No. 6-Aggregate Amounts Paid in Wages, Av-

erage Yearly Earnings per Employe-By Indus-

tries

Table No. 7-Classified Weekly Earnings of Wage

Earners By Industries...

74-75

76-120

Classified Weekly Earnings of Wage Earners—All

Industries

120

Table No. 8-Number of Days in Operation During

Year, Number of Hours Worked per Day, and per

Week-Number of Hours Overtime..

121-122

......

Table No. 9-Average Proportion of Business Done-

By Industries..

123-124

Table No. 10-Character and Quantity of Power

Used-By Industries..

PART II-STATISTICS OF STEAM RAILROAD TRANS-

PORTATION IN NEW JERSEY-Number of

Wage Earners Employed-Average Daily and Year-

ly Earnings of Employes-Hours of Labor per

Day-Number of Days on Duty During the Year-

Number of Employes Injured-Number Whose In-

juries Resulted in Death..

125-127

131-140

Cost of Living in New Jersey, Introduction and An-

alysis of Tables....

141-146

Table No. 1-Total Cost of Bill of Supplies in Vari-

ous Cities and Towns of the State.....

147-148

Table No. 2-Comparison of Average Prices per Ar-

ticle for 1909 and 1910...

149

Table No. 3-Comparison of Retail Prices of 1899

with those of 1910-Increases and Decreases shown

by each Article..

150

151-155

Wages and Cost of Living Abroad..

Fruit and Vegetable Canning Industry, Season of

1910-Introduction and Analysis.....

Table No. 1-Character of Management-Number of

Persons Employed-Amount Paid in Wages-Selling

Value of Products-Number of Days in Operation

Table No. 2-Product of Canned Fruit for 1909...

Table No. 3-Product of Canned Vegetables for 1909

Relation of Occupation to Health...

Promoting the Export Trade of New Jersey.

....

157-161

162

163

164-165

167-178

179-192

PART III.-INDUSTRIAL CHRONOLOGY OF NEW JERSEY.

For the Twelve Months Ending September 30th,

1910-Introduction

Table No. 1-Accidents to Workmen While on Duty-

General Review of Subject...

PAGE.

195-196

196-199

General Table No. 1-Of Accidents to Workmen While

Table No. 2-Closing up or Suspension of Work in

New Manufacturing Plants......

238-239

Table No. 3-Increases and Decreases in Working

Hours and Wages..

240-242

Table No. 4-New Manufacturing Plants Established

and Old Ones Enlarged..

243-249

Table No. 5-Damage to Manufacturing Plants by

Fire or Flood......

251-255

Table No. 6-Trade and Labor Unions Organized...

Strikes and Lockouts for Twelve Months Ending

September 30, 1910-Descriptive Notes Relating to

All Strikes..

256

257-285

Table No. 7-Strikes by Causes and Numbers In-

volved

285-286

STATE OF NEW Jersey,

OFFICE OF THE BUREAU OF STATISTICS,

TRENTON, October 31st, 1910.

To His Excellency John Franklin Fort, Governor :

SIR: In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 105, Laws of 1878, and the several supplements thereto, I have the honor of submitting to the Senate and General Assembly, through you, the thirty-third annual report of the Bureau of Statistics of New Jersey.

WINTON C. GARRISON,

Chief.