OF

The Bureau of

Industrial Statistics

OF

NEW JERSEY

For the year ending October 31st

1914

CAMDEN, N. J.:

S. CHEW & SONS CO., PRINTERS

THE GENERAL TABLES.

Table No. 1.-Character of Organization by Indus-

tries, Number of Corporations, Partnerships and

Individual Owners, Number of Stockholders and

Partners

34-36

Table No. 2.-Capital Invested by Industries

37-38

Table No. 3.-Material Used, and Goods Made by

Industries

39-40

...

Table No. 4.-Average, Greatest and Least Number

of Persons Employed by Industries

41-43

Table No. 5.—Average Number of Persons Employed

by Months, Industries in Alphabetical Order......

Average Number of Persons Employed by Months,

All Industries

44-75

75

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

Industries

76-77

Table No. 7.-Classified Weekly Earnings of Wage

Earners, by Industries

78-124

...

Table No. 8.-Aggregate Average Number of Days in

Operation, Aggregate Average Number of Hours

Worked per Day and per Week; Overtime by Estab-

lishments

126-127

PART I.-(Continued.)

PAGE.

Table No. 9.-Average Proportion of Business Done. 128-129

Table No. 10.-Character and Quantity of Power

Used in Manufacturing Industry

PART II-STATISTICS OF EMPLOYMENT, WAGES, ACCI-

DENTS, ETC., ON STEAM RAILROADS IN NEW

JERSEY.

Number of Wage Earners Employed, Hours of Labor

per Day, Number of Days on Duty During the

Year, Number of Employes Injured, Number Whose

Injuries Resulted in Death

RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD SUPPLIES IN NEW

JERSEY.

Introduction and Analysis of Tables...

130-132

135-152

.....

153-159

160-161

Table No. 1.-Total Cost of the Test Bill of Supplies

in Cities, Towns and Villages of the State......

Table No. 2.-Comparisons of Average Retail Prices

per Article, 1913-1914

162

Table No. 3.-Comparison of Retail Prices per

Article, 1914-1898

163

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CANNING INDUSTRY

OF NEW JERSEY, SEASON OF 1912.

Introduction and Analysis of Tables...

165-170

Table No. 1.-Character of Management, Number of

Persons Employed, Total Amount Paid in Wages,

Selling Value of Products, Number of Days in

Operation

Table No. 2.-Fruit Pack of 1913....

Table No. 3.-Vegetable Pack of 1913..

PART III.-INDUSTRIAL CHRONOLOGY OF NEW JERSEY,

171

172

173-174

for the Twelve Months Ending September 30, 1914.

Introduction

177-180

Table No. 1.-Summary of Major Injuries, and the

Results of Same

181-182

Table No. 2.-Causes of Major Accidents by Occupa-

tional Groups

183-185

Table No. 3.-Results of Major Accidents; Bodily

Location of Injuries

186-188

Table No. 4.-Minor Injuries and their Causes...

Table No. 5.-Minor Injuries and their Bodily Loca-

189-190

tion

190

PART III. (Continued.)

PAGE.

Table No. 6.-Classification of Major and Minor In-

juries by Occupational Groups

191

.....

Table No. 7.-Record of Manufacturing Establish-

ments that Closed Permanently, or Were Moved

from the State

191-193

Table No. 8.-Changes in Working Time and Wages. 194-197

Table No. 9.-Factory and Workshop Extension-

New Plants and Enlargements of Old Establish-

ments

198-202

Table No. 10.-Damage to Manufacturing Plants by

Fire or Flood

203-205

....

Table No. 11.-Trade and Labor Unions Organized..

Chronological Record of Strikes and Lockouts (Not

Including Trenton Machinists' Strike).

206-207

208-223

Table No. 12.-Causes of Strikes and Lockouts.

Table No. 13.-Strikes and Lockouts by Occupations.

Table No. 14.-Strikes and Lockouts by Localities

and by Months

224

225

225-226

Strike of Trenton Machinists

227-240