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SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE P J "i '
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
State of North Carolina,
FOR THE YEAR 1
UV. N. JOKES, Cotniiiissiotier.
RALEIGH, N. C.
:
JosEPHus Daniels, State Printer and Binder.
Presses of Edwards & Broughton.
1888.
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INTRODUCTION
Hon. a. M. Scales,
Governor of North Carolina.
Dear Sir:—In compliance with the law creating the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, I herewith submit to you and the General Assem-bly
the Second Annual Report of this department for the year 1888.
The subjects embraced in this Report are contained in six chap-ters,
as follows
;
Chapter I.—Reports from Mechanics.
Chapter II.—Reports from Mechanical and other Employers.
Chapter III.—Apprentices.
Chapter IV.—Manual and Technical Training.
Chapter V.—Public Roads.
Chapter VI.—Agricultural Statistics.
Chapter I is devoted to reports from" mechanics in reply to
inquiries in reference to their wages, hours of labor, &c., and their
educational, moral and financial condition. A large number of this
class of correspondents have responded to our inquiries, and we have
thought best to give what they have said in full. Their replies
make a very extensive and interesting chapter—one presenting
much valuable information, as well as opinions and suggestions as
to what would benefit this class of our citizens and the producing
classes of the State generally.
Chapter II is from mechanical and other employers of labor.
The reports made are in regard to capital employed, wages paid,
articles produced by the business reported, and also information in
reference to the condition of the employees in them. The purpose
being to get employers to give facts and opinions in reference to
their business affairs, (to be used in a general way,) as well as infor-mation
upon those points upon which employees expressed them-selves
in the previous chapter. It is hoped and believed that having
these expressions from employers and employees coming together
will prove a mutual benefit to both.
In Chapter III, the present apprentice law of the State is exam-ined,
and opinions obtained from the Clerks of the Superior Courts
of the State, and others who were supposed to be familiar with the
IV INTRODUCTION.
present law, as to its practical workings. As will be seen, a consid-erable
majority of the correspondents do not believe that the pres-ent
statute meets the needs of our people on the subject. Many
practical suggestions are made by them and presented in the chap-ter,
as are also the crystalized ideas of other States in the shape of
extracts from their apprentice laws.
In Chapter IV, some ideas have been gathered and inserted in
reference to manual and technical training. A comparatively new
subject, it is true, to most of the people of the State, but one that
is destined to occupy a considerable share of their attention in the
no distant future. It was thought proper and useful, therefore, to
give some of the ideas of the leaders of thought upon the subject
in this report.
Chapter V, deals with the present public road law of the State.
In it are given the views of many correspondents in this State,
representing all shades of opinion upon the subject. Extracts from
the road laws of other States are also given. This is one of those
public questions that of .necessity claims a large share of the atten-tion
of the people of the State. Information upon the subject will be
appreciated, and it is safe to assume that no chapter in the report
will get more attention than the one on public roads.
Chapter VI, which is the last, is given to Agricultural Statis-tics,
and is, in the main, concerning the productiveness of farming in
the State the past year. The facts and figures given were taken
from the experience of individual farmers, the correspondents of
the Bureau. The deductions made from the information given will
prove of interest and value, as will also the remarks contained in
the chapter, in reference to agricultural affairs.
Besides the foregoing subjects, it was the intention of the Bureau
to present in this report also, a chapter in regard to the mining indus-try
of the State, and much information with respect to the business
and labor in them was collected, but it was not as full as desired,
and as the matter of the report, without the chapter on mining, oc-cupied
as much space as could be given to it, we determined to
withhold the same for further investigation and fuller data.
The size of the present report, together with the smallnessof the
appropriation made for the support of the Bureau, is our excuse for
not undertaking the investigation of other subjects which we were
INTRODUCTION.
requested to investigate by persons interested in them, and which
were in line with our duties.
As will appear from this report and the former one, a considera-ble
correspondence has been carried on by the Bureau with the
people of the State. Their interest in the department has con-stantly
increased from the beginning. They have given us generous
and cheerful aid by responding to our inquiries, as well as by words
of encouragement. They have recrgnized the Bureau in its true
light, as a vehicle for the expression of views upon economic ques-tions
and afTairs of State, and along with the information furnished
of a private nature, the correspondents have given their opinions
upon public affairs as well as those that immediately concerned
them. The expressions for the most part have been conservative
and prudent. There are but few bitter criticisms even in stating
complaints, and what is said will commend itself by reason of this
fact. Abuses will sooner be corrected by a plain, temperate ex-pression
than in any other way. The considerable space given to
the statement of opinions from correspondents will do good. They
will command that attention from all which the voice of the labor-ing
and producing classes should receive.
The Bureau is designed to be an educational force. Its purpose
is to investigate matters pertaining to the producers of the State,
and to present them for public consideration. In this way it is
hoped that a just public sentiment will be produced and fostered,
and thus encouragement will be given, and the avenues to the
highest development will be kept open. To the producing classes
belong the hope of any people, and when their ideas are sought
and they are encouraged and developed the best results follow to
all. No better way has been found to do this than for a State to
look particularly after these classes—to see what their condition is
and what it ought to be and then present it for public consideration.
Those States which have done so have been the most progressive
and prosperous—not for one class but for all classes. In this age
of machine and corporate power States must be on the alert as well
as individuals for the best conditions, and those that are watchful
get the prizes, while those that make no extra efforts find them-selves
far in the rear, eating the dust and dirt of those in front.
It is true that it is not the diaty of the State to have any class of
VI INTRODUCTION.
its citizens as pampered favorites, but it is its duty to see that
those ideas prevail which shall bring the best results to the body
politic. That is done wherever enlightened views obtain about
economic questions which concern the condition of those who toil.
It is well known that servile labor is not the best labor, and that
kind which approaches it has never brought the best results to the
State. Those nations of antiquity were not the most prosperous
or the most powerful when the lines between those represented by
the patricians and plebeians were the most strongly drawn, and
little attention given to the great body of the people. The same
lesson may be learned from mediaeval and modern history, and if we
take up the history of the English speaking people we shall see that
every step they have taken away from vassalage—every movement
among them which has given stimulation and encouragement to
those who toil has brought the best results to ail. The history of
the past may reasonably be relied on as an index for the future.
The purpose, therefore, that called into being labor bureaus is a
high one—that purpose being to look into the condition of the
producers—particularly of those who are employees—to get their
ideas and present them along with the ideas of others—to get ideas
and to give back ideas, that they may act and re act, that the pub-lic
mind may be informed and a just sentiment created and fostered.
The first labor bureau was established in Massachusetts in 1869
—
a State in which more attention, perhaps, is paid to economic science
than any in the Union. The Massachusetts Bureau made such a
record for good in that Commonwealth, that no department of
State was more relied on or created a greater interest than the
Bureau of Labor Statistics. It came to be liberally supported, and
it soon attracted attention in other States by its work. In 1872,
Pennsylvania established a similar Bureau, and in 1876 Missouri
also established one ; other States followed, until now there are
twenty-two State bureaus in existence, and also a National bureau,
which has recently been enlarged and made a separate department
of the government. These bureaus owe their rise and growth to no
sudden impulse or ebullition of feeling, but the good effect of their
work being seen and observed, they have steadily widened their
influence and made their way to public favor. It is safer to assume
that the development of this kind of statistical work has just begun.
INTRODUCTION. VII
The statistical department of government does not to-day, highly as
it is regarded, occupy that prominent position which it is destined
to assunne. There is an eagerness everywhere apparent for statisti-cal
information, especially on economic questions, not for theoretical,
but for practical purposes. The time has come when it is recog-nized
that it is best for States to " keep books," as well as prudent
business men, in order to post themselves thoroughly about their
internal affairs, to see what their condition is and what their possi-bilities
are—hence the avidity for statistical information.
The field which the North Carolina Bureau is intended to occupy
therefore is not new or untried. It is a field well known, practical
and definite, and one from which may be obtained the best results
to the State. The work accomplished by it the past two years is
only an earnest of what can be done.
It is hardly necessary to say that such work as the Bureau has in
hand should be well done, and suf^cient funds should be provided
for that purpose. The act establishing the Bureau allows three
thousand dollars for the first year's work, and two thousand dollars
for each subsequent year. By reference to this creative act, it will
be seen that this latter sum is less than is necessary to run tiie ordi-nary
expenses of the department. By the most rigid economy it
requires the sum of three thousand dollars to pay the salaries, post-age
and incidental office expenses. This amount is required to meet
the expenses of the Bureau when the work is done entirely by
correspondence, as was done the past two years, and is less than
that allowed by any other Bureau in the country. Most of the
bureaus allow a special sum for travelling expenses for investigation
by canvass, and the money expended in this way is found to be
wisely spent, because in some instances, and in regard to some lines
of investigation, it is necessary for statistical work to be done by
canvass in order to get the best and most reliable data. It will only
be necessary to call attention to the present allowance for the sup-port
of this department to show how meagre it is, and also how
insufficient it is to do the work embraced in the act establishing the
same.
In transmitting this report, we desire to say that the thanks of
the Bureau are due, and are cordially extended, the many corre-spondents
who have answered our inquiries, and who have given
VIII INTRODUCTION.
the information contained in the Report. They have served their
own as well as the State's best interest, by giving this information
and expressing themselves concerning the labor and industrial inter-ests
of the State. Our thanks are also due for courtesies extended
by the press in sending copies of their papers to the Bureau, and
also for kindly expressions in regard to the work done as shown in
the first Report. Mention should also be made of the kindness of
many county officers in giving information, which was very beneficial
to and very much appreciated by us.
Respectfully, W. N. JONES,
Comwissioner.
Raleigh, January i, 1889.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Bureau of Labor Statistics,
1888.
CHAPTER I
REPORTS FROM MECHANICS.
The reports received from mechanics during the present year are
contained in tliis chapter. It will be seen from the tables and re-marks
embraced in it, that all the counties of the State are represented,
some more fully than others, but all by several correspondents. The
number of returns from some of the counties, however, is not as great
as it should be. The reason of this is that the mechanics in these
counties did not answer the blanks sent out as fully as they were
answered in others. A considerable number of blanks were sent into
every county in the State, but a great percentage of mechanics are
unused to expressing themselves by correspondence, and hence a
failure to answer. Many have opinions and information which they
are willing to give an expression to off hand, but it is difficult to
get an expression from them on paper. When this fact is con-sidered,
the returns which are contained in this chapter, both as to
value and scope, will be appreciated and acknowledged as very full.
It is gratifying to know tliat the percentage of those answering our
inquiries is larger than is reported by most of the Bureaus of other
States.
In reading this chapter, it should be remembered that the reports
from which it is made up are from individual mechanics, who live
for the most part in the towns of the State. In some instances they
may not represent the general average of a county, but as a general
thing they do represent the counties from which they come, and it
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is believed that the averages for the State will be found to be relia-ble.
From the tables it will be seen that the average journeyman
compensation in the principal mechanical pursuits of the State is as
follows: Blacksmiths, $1.38; brickmasons, SI.^5; carpenters, $1.40;
machinists, $2.06; millwrights, S2.10; painters, $1.43; printers,
$1.44; wheelwrights, $1.50.
While the above rate of compensation is not as high as in some
other States of the Union where the centres of population are larger,
yet it is to be noted that the number owning homes and accumula-ting,
from the reports made, is higher than in States where a greater
rate of compensation prevails. The percentage of those owning
liomes from the reports received is 59; percentage accumulating
from wagers received 39 ; percentage running in debt for living ex-penses
20. This is a creditable showing, and speaks well for the
thrift and economy of the mechanics of the State with the compen-sation
received.
•The average reported wages paid in cash, from the returns sent in,
amounts to seventy-five per cent.; wages paid in merchandize tw^en-ty-
five per cent. Attention is respectfully called to the remarks
made upon this point in the first report of the Bureau, a part of
which is as follows:
"Another matter which should receive the consideration of those interested,
and to wliich attention is called by some of the correspondents of the Bureau, is
the system which prevails with some emi^loyers in the State, of requiring their
employees to trade at certain stores—a system which is known in other parts of
the country as the " truck system." Wherever it has been used it has been uni-formly
condemned—causing more or less dissatisfaction and trouble. * * *
By such a course, employees are not allowed the benefits of competition in trade,
whicli is always beneficial to the trader. Compulsion in this matter is unjust,
because the employer insists upon making two profits upon the employee's work
—
one on the product of his labor, the other on the consumption of his labor. Such
a course savors too much of greed, and even if carried on justly, would create
distrust. * * * Happily, the " truck system " is not verj^ extensively prac-ticed
in North Carolina, though .in connection with some enterprises in the State
it is carried on. It is to be hoped that it will never be followed by the shops and
factories in the Ptate. It would even be better to pay less and allow workingmen
to have their earnings, whatever they are, to do as they please with, rather than
compel them to trade at any particular place. There can be no valid objection
to any employer carrying on a store if he so desires, but to compel his employees
to trade there cannot be justified."'
Reports from Mechanics.
The average price of board, as gathered from the returns from the
different counties in the State, is nine dollars and five cents. This
information was sought for the purpose of affording some idea of
the cost of living in the State. It represents neither the highest nor
the lowest price paid, but the average, and it is believed that the
answers given will afford a just idea of the subject. A question was
contained in the blanks sent to mechanics as to the cost of living by
families, but it seems not to have been answered in a large number
of instances as it should have been. Some failed to include the cost
of clothing, others did not include cost of farm products raised by
them and consumed, and there were other reasons which indicated
much unreliability, hence it was deemed best to rely upon the
answers to the cost of board as affording a more correct estimate of
the cost of living in the State.
The average amount of rent paid by those reporting is forty-two
dollars and fifty cents.
The average number of months the public schools are kept open
is four. This is some larger than the average given by the Super-intendent
of Public Instruction of the State in his report, but this is
to be accounted for by the fact that the returns of the Bureau, for
the most part, come from the towns of the State, as heretofore indi-cated,
and when this fact is taken into account the average months
given will be seen not to be too large. Out of the fifteen hundred
children reported in the families making returns to the Bureau, one
thousand and fifty are represented as attending school, something
over two-thirds.
The average hours of labor per day, as show^n in the table for the
State, is ten and four-fifths. This is a very high average, and one
that ought to be lessened, and will be when a just view of the ques-tion
is taken by those who insist upon a greater number.
Coming to the remarks contained in the chapter, we find that con-siderable
mention is made about the large number of incompetent
workmen in the various counties of the State, who set themselves
"up as proficient to tiie detriment of those who are really competent.
This is attributed by some to the present method of apprenticing
those who learn mechanical trades, in which there is no obligation
of the employer to instruct, and consequently no stipulation on the
part of the apprentice to serve for instruction. It happens that em'-
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ployers take apprentices without expecting to give them employ-ment
when they arrive at that age when they must have such wages
as will support a family. Their only expectation is to get cheap
work out of the apprentice as long as possible, and when the time
to pay something like journeyman wages arrives the apprentice is
displaced, and some one else is taken, ostensibly, to learn the trade?
and thus the process is continued, not only to the detriment of profi-cient
workmen, but of many fair employers as well.
Prices are disturbed by this method, both as to labor and the pro-ducts
of labor, by crowding the market with half proficient me-chanics.
Much is said in the remarks about the loose methods of
employing apprentices, a"nd the disadvantages resulting therefrom,
but as this subject is fully considered under the head of apprentices
in the third chapter, the attention of the reader, is called to what is
said there.
No doubt the subject of incompetent workmen comes closer to the
mechanics of the State than any other. We are led to this conclu-sioli
by the prominence given to the subject in the remarks sent in.
If, therefore, any just and practical assistance can be rendered by
which better mechanics may be turned out of the shops of the State,
it should receive the careful attention of those who represent the
people in a legislative way. The practical question comes up, can
this be done, and if so, how?
We believe that it can be done, and that too as suggested by many
correspondents of the Bureau, to-wit: By a system of certificates
such as are now given to lawyers, doctors and teachers. We believe
it can be accomplished in this way in connection with the present
school system of the State, and if it can be done, it is just as in-cumbent
upon the State to foster learning in mechanical ways as it
is to foster the training of the mind. The fact is, many thoughtful
people are beginning to see that these two kinds of instruction have
in the past been too widely divorced, and there has not been that
attention paid to hand training which should have been. Certainly
the State is very much interested in skilled labor, because material
advancement comes in this way. As shown in another chapter, pro-gressive
States are waking up to this conclusion, and are following
out their ideas by establishing manual and technical training schools
as a part of public education. North Carolina is now making a be-
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ginning in the same direction, but it will, doubtless, be some time
before school education in the State will afford any general and spe-cific
advantage to mechanical training. A system of mechanical
certificates could, however, be very soon put into operation in con-nection
with the public school system without any detriment to it.
This could be done by making it the duty of the Superintendent of
Public Instruction in each county to give these certificates in proper
cases. While this officer could not, of course, be expected to know
enough by himself about the various mechanical pursuits carried
on in a county to pass upon the proficiency of those who might ap-ply
for certificates, (no one would be able to do that,) yet if the ap-plicant
were required to state in his petition applying for a certifi-cate
what his qualifications were, and to give references as to work
done by him, and to furnisli tlie testimony of those who were ac-quainted
with liis abilities, botli employers and employees, as to
whetlier he was worthy of a certificate, and if so, what kind of a
certificate, the superintendent could easily satisfy himself from evi-dence
given, or such additional as he might seek in liis discretion,
what the applicant was entitled to, and could govern himself accord-ingly.
He could give him a first-class certificate, or a second-class
certificate, or a third-class certificate, or no certificate at all, as is now
the case with those seeking positions as teachers in the public schools.
If the superintendent should be required to publish the days upon
which he would visit the different townships of a county, the infor-mation
necessary to pass upon applicants could be very easily ob-tained.
The superintendent must visit the public schools anyhow;
the time consumed in investigating mechanical applicants would
not be considerable. In this way any sensible and vigilant superin-tendent
could pass intelligently upon the merits of every applicant.
Certainly the method suggested would be a better means of deter-mining
mechanical ability than the average examination of the
schools and professions to determine standing in them.
The superintendent might be required to make a report of his
action with respect to applicants to the county board of education,
stating therein the names of those examined, to whom certificates
were granted, their occupation, grade of certificate, by whom recom-mended,
&c.
These facts might be recorded by the clerk of the board in a book
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kept for that purpose. It would, doubtless, be well to make it the
duty of the board of education in conjunction with the superin-tendent
to pass finally upon all applications, and to provide that
the boards of education in the several counties should be composed
of one practical mechanic.
The adoption of such a plan as the foregoing would, of course,
make the duties of the superintendent of public instruction greater
than they now are, and consequently his compensation would have
to be greater. In order to meet this, at least in part, it might be
deemed wise to require that a small fee, not to exceed one dollar,
accompany each petition. If any additional pay should be neces-sary
it could very well and properly be borne by the general school
fund, as it would necessarily be slight, and the work done would be
to the greatest advantage of the commonwealth, creating of neces-sity
a spirit of emulation in the various" mechanical pursuits of the
State. Such a system of certificates would be just as salutary as it
is w4th teachers and others. The first grade certificate would be
striven for, because it would show that the mechanic holding it was
a first grade mechanic, and was entitled to first grade pay. There
would be a constant effort on the part of those following mechanical
pursuits to obtain this grade of certificate. This would be an ad-vantage
not only to employees, but of employers as well, because
they would be enabled to know at least something of the c|ualifica-tions
of mechanics.
It is true that there are mechanics whose reputations are well
known as good workmen, who would not need or seek these certifi-cates;
but it is also true that there are large numbers who would
seek them, and to whom they would be of great advantage. It may
be said that the system is not intended alone for those who are well
known as proficient workmen, but for others also. To those whose
reputations are not established it would be beneficial in that it
would show where merit was. At the same time it would be a pro-tection
to those whose reputations might be established, because it
would indicate who the good workmen were among those not well
known as such. This would be to the advantage of merit all round,
at the same time the system would stimulate to attain proficiency
on the part of those not having it.
As many thoughtful mechanics, not only in this State but in
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others favor this system, as is to be seen in the reports of the various
State bureaus, their opinions deserve very careful consideration-
We beheve there is much practical good in the idea, and if the
system is inaugurated it is peculiarly appropriate that it should be
done in connection with the public school system of the State—
a
system that owes a great deal more to hand traning than it is now
giving.
There are many other subjects of interest discussed in the re-marks
of this chapter, and attention is respectfully directed to what
is there said.
North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No. 1.
—
Showing Occupation of Individual Mechanics reporting
THEIR Hours, of Labor, Wages and how paid. Number
for Board, Number in Family, School Months,
Occupation by
Counties.
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wages
paid
cash.
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wages
paid
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orders.
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Alamance.
Iron Worker . .
.
Carpenter
35
8
15
3
33
40
40
3
14
10
12
9
30
12
30
12
12
3
3
12
11
10
12
"io
10
10
10
12
10
11
10
10
10
12
12
12
10
10
11
10
10
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11
12
10
12
10
10
10
12
12
11
12
11
11
11
$ 75 $.....
$20 '66
$. :day
240 OOiirres-ular .
25
50
50
100
75
50
50
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
Blacksmith 1 00
1 75
"2'66
2 00
1 00
1 25
2 00
1 50
1 25
5 00
Harness Maker
Wagon Maker..
Machinist day
day
day
day
day
day
25
25
75
Millwright 75
Carpenter
Carpenter
Brick Mason
220 00 100.-..
lOO:...
100....
lOOi-...
100;....
lOOi...
751 25
50 50
lOOl ....
100 ..
lOOi .
.
50j 50
Carpenter
Carpenter
Engineer
Blacksmith
Moulder
9 00 288 00
year
month ..._
day
day or job-day
or job.
month
job
job
job
"'"'60
2 00
2 00
1 25
276 00
172 00
Aj*exander.
Millwright
Cabinet Maker
Carpenter
Blacksmith 200 00
Carpenter 1 25 100
Millwright
Alleghany.
Millwright
Stone Mason ....
Harness Maker
8
"25
2(
35
10
10
10
10
7
20
9
7
7
12
17
10
20
10
8
1 25
1 00
2 00
50
1 25
-1 00
1 50
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 75
1 25
1 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
6 00
"eoo'oo
144 00
500 00
day
month
100
'"so
33
100
67
75
25
100
100
50
25
33
50
100
100
50
"50
67
""33
25
75
"50
75
67
50
".50
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
ptly
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
yes
yes
no
Laburer
Meclianic
3 00 12 00
Carpenter, etc..
Blacksmith
6 00 day
job
job
week
month
day
job
job
day
day
job
month
AirgON.
Carpenter, etc..
Painter
Mechanic .
.
Carpenter
Blacksmith
ASHE.
Cabinet Maker.
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Stone Mason
6 00
6 00
6 00
7 50
7 00
"e'oo
6 00
"25'66
26 00
300 00
300 00
83 00
20 00
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10 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
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Beaufort.
Sawyer
Machinist
Brick Mason ". .
.
Carpenter
Carpenter
Brick Mason
Carpenter
Lumbering ....
Sawyer
Bertie.
Brick Mason
Carpenter .
.
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Bladen.
Blacksmith
Sawyer . ..
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Blacksmith . .
.
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
Cooper .
Edgftool Smith _
Carpenter
Supt. Saw Mill .
,
Wheelwright...
Machinist
Cooper
Brunswick.
Painter
Engineer..
Carpenter
Brick Mason
Painter
Laborer
Blacksmith
Mechanic
Carpenter
Mechanic
Wheelwright . ..
Blacksmith.
Wheelwright
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Carpenter ..
Brick Mason
Plasterer .
Wagon Maker..
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12 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
Buncombe.
Shoe Maker
Carpenter
Carpenter
Laborer
Wheelwright
Blacksmith
Painter
Harness Maker.
Brick Work....
Machinist
Burke.
Tinner
Printer
Printer
Plasterer
Brick Mason . .
.
Brick Mason
Carpenter • . ...
Cabarrus.
Carpenter
Miller
Brick Mason . .
.
Plasterer
Laborer
Brick Mason
Drayman
Cabinet Maker..
Wagon Maker.,
Carpenter .
Brick Mason...
Wagon Maker.
-
Caldwell.
Brick Mason...
Carpenter . .
Printer
Blacksmith ...
Brick Mason
Carpenter
Camden.
Wood Worker..
Carpenter .
.
Engineer .
Carpenter .
Brick Mason . ..
Wheelwright. .
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Sawyer
Blacksmith
Carpenter, &c.-
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14 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
Camden.
Brick Mason
Wheelwright
Mechanic ._
Engineer .
Millwright .
.
Carteret.
Carpenter
Laborer
Carpenter
Shoemaker
Brick Mason...
Sawyer
Machinist
Carpenter ._....
Laborer . .
Brick Mason
Painter
Printer
Mechanic
Mason
Mechanic
Ship Carpenter.
Laborer ...
Fisherman
Carpenter
Fislierman, &c.
Carpenter . ...
Ship Carpenter
Caswell.
Engineer
Sawyer
Millwright
Machinist
Brick Mason...
Plasterer
Cari^enter
Blacksmith
Painter
Catawba.
Carpenter
Factory Overse'r
Wagon Makf^r.
Shoemaker
Carpenter
Harness Maker
Carpenter .....
Supt. C'ton Mills
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16 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
ri4
-3 k. 0*
'O ^H
?^ 0)
? « : T5
Catawba.
Mason -
Chatham.
Brick Mason .
Machinist
Carpenter
Brick Mason .
Laborer
Machinist
Brick Mason .
Carpenter ....
Carpenter
Fireman .. .-
Carpenter
Moulder
Carpenter
Laborer
Carpenter
Sawyer
Lab'er (Moulder)
Pattern Maker
Blacksmith—
Cherokee.
Brick Mason .
.
Brick Mason .
Carpenter
Laboi-er
Painter
Carpenter . _ .
.
Carpenter ....
Painter .....
Carpenter
Machinist
Carpenter ....
Brick Mason .
Brick Mason .
Chowan.
Carpenter
Carpenter —
Printer .
Painter
Wood Worker
Painter
Mechanic
Clay.
Carpenter
Mechanic
Blacksmith ..
35
2i
7
12
10
20
39
5
20
30
12
35
20
10
20
17
12
22
2
12
2
3
20
7
25
9
12
20
6
40
10
7
13
12
12
12 m
10
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
10
12
12
12
10
10
Mechanic 18
10
10
10
10
i2
10
10
12
12
12
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10
10
10
10
10
10
12
10
12
10
10
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60
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75
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Reports from Mechanics. 17
1.—Continued.
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18 North Carolina Labor Statistk s.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
0, ra o
Cleveland.
Painter .... 6
Harness Maker., 11
Printer I
Millwright | 9
Carpenter J 7
Blacksmith i 8
Gunsmith I 34
Blacksmith . . . .
{
20
Columbus.
Carpenter ..... |
30
Machinist I 8
Carpenter | 17
Carpenter
Mechanic
Sawyer
Brick Mason . _
.
Brick Mason . .
.
Blacksmith .
Brick Mason . .
Mechanic . . ...
Laborer
Mechanic .....
Printer ...
Blacksmith
Craven.
Machinist
Machinist . . .
.
Blacksmith
Brick Mason...
Tinner . ...
Fireman
jEngineer . . .
Moulder
Machinist . . .
.
iCarpenter
Sawyer
• Carpenter .
Machinist
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
•Cumberland.
Carpenter, &c..
Painter
Harness Maker.
Machinist
Wagon Maker .
.
aboa-er
Pa^inW ...
Paper Hanger..
17
2
11
12
12
10
26
45
60
25
11
25
12
25
40
23
18
26
26
11
10
10
12
12
12
io
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12
12
30 10
20 10
3 12
7 12
10
10 12
43
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10
10
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
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10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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10
10
11
10
12
10
10
03 0;
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1 00: 6 00! 24 00
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Reports from Mechanics. 19
1.
—
Continued.
100 00
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20 North Carolina Labor Statistics
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
0./ CO
9 t^
Cumberland. i
Sawyer I B
Millwright
j
64
Currituck. j
Carpenter 10
Blacksmith .... 17
Davie.
Plasterer _. 20
Brick Mason 20
Carpenter 8
Blacksmith 18
Cabinet Maker
.
8
Coppersmith 7
Brick Mason ... 8
Carpenter 30
Davidson.
Brick Mason ... 40
Wagon Maker.. 30
Printer 7
Brick Mason... 34
Moulder 30
Wagon Maker.. 22
Mechanic . . 5
Tinner 25
Carpenter . 35
Dare.
Fisherman ..... 42
Mechanic 23
Brick Mason... 30
Carpenter . . 25
Carpenter, &c.. 25
Carpenter 20
Mechanic 6
Duplin.
Blacksmith 17
Mechanic 30
Carjjenter 22
Blacksmith .... 32
Wheelwright ..
Mechanic 12
Mechanic 30
Sawyer 30
Carpenter 20
Coppersmith 30
Carpenter 25
Blacksmith 15
Wheelwright .
.
15
Painter 30
Carpenter 10
Carpenter 25
CS
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10
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Reports prom Mechanics. 21^
1.
—
Continued.
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22 North Caeolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
pii
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to '"'-
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15
11
10
8
11
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Mechanic ' 25
Durham. ,
i
Brick Mason .
Blacksmith ..
Brick Mason .
Machinist ._ ..
Carpenter
Blacksmith .
.
Painter ,. ! 15
Brick Mason . . . i 13
Painter
| 10
Painter 4
Stonecutter ...J 7
Moulder.. | 31
Rock Mason ! 5
Brick Mason . . .
| 10
Machinist . . 9
Printer j ..
.
Bricklayer i 8
Edgecombe.
Printer
Laborer . . _
,
Carpenter . _ _
. Sup't Oil Mill
Carpenter
Blacksmith I 16
Moulder 1 14
Printer | 3
Printer | 2i
Forsyth. I
Machinist j 6
Plasterer
j 4
Mechanic _ i 33
Blacksmith 1 33
Carpenter | 34
2
25
7
2
10
Printer
Carpenter
Painter
Machinist .. ...
Printer
Marble Worker
Brick Mason . .
.
Printer
Printer
Blacksmith
Painter
Painter
Machinist
15
3
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7
7
5
5
30
9
8
15
10
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Reports from Mechanics.
-Continued.
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24 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
Forsyth.
Cabinet Maker
-
Franklin.
Carpenter
Machinist
Miller...
Painter
Stone Mason . .
.
Gaston.
Carpenter . .
Carpenter
Stone Cutter . .
Stone Mason..
Brick Mason...
Plasterer
Blacksmith
Carjjenter
Painter . .
Mechanic
Gates.
Brick Mason . ..
Mechanic
Blacksmith
Carpenter .
Sawyer
Painter _ .
Carpenter
Carriage Maker
Blacksmith ...
Graham.
Mechanic
Carpenter ....
Millwright
Blacksmith . .
.
Granville.
Eijgineer
Machinist
Brick Mason.
-
Plasterer .
Laborer . .
Painter . . ,
Carpenter
Carpenter
Brick Mason..
Carpenter .....
Greene.
Carpenter
Meclianic
Carpenter
Wheelwright..
9 >-.
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10
17
19
20
34
18
28
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15
16
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1.
—
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26 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
-a
OJ CO
Greene.
Brick Mason .
.
Guilford.
Machinist
Blacksmitii ...
Engineer
Printer
Carpenter ....
Harness Maker
Carpenter
Mouldei-
Moulder
Harness Maker
Machinist ....
Meclianic
AVagon Maker.
Paiater ._
Stone Mason.
.
Painter
Paper Hanger
Blacks inith ..
.
Carpetiti?r .....
Machinist
HaliF-\x.
Printer .
Painter
Bookkeeper
Stone Mason _ .
Blacksuiith i
Carpenter
j Harnett.
Millwright ,
|
Laborer
Machinist .
}
Millwright i
Miller..'
[ Brick Mason...!
Carpenter I
Sawyer
Millwright ...
Carpenter . _ ...
Haywood.
Wheelwright . . .
^
Plasterer
Brick Mason . .
| Carpenter
Painter . .
Blacksmith '
Mechanic
Wagon Maker..
17
16
24
30
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Eeports from Mechanics. 27
1.
—
Continued.
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•28 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
Henderson.
Lumberman
Plasterer
Brick Mason...
Blacksmith
Sawyer
Carpenter
Hertford. ,
Carpenter
Wheelwright...
Printer
Blacksmith
Painter _
.
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.
Hyde.
Meclianic
Millwright
Machinist . .
Blacksmith
Wheelwright...
Blacksmith
MillSupt
Iredell.
Brick Mason...
Brick Mason
Plasterer
Blacksmith
Printer
Printer. . .
Tinner
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.
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Blacksmith . .
.
Plasterer .
Brick Mason
Painter
Carpenter . .
Jackson.
Laborer
Brick Mason
Carpenter
Printer ...
Millwright
Carpenter
Brick Mason
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Wagon Majier..
Laborer
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30 Noirni Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
I-! i'^
Occupation by Ip^pi^'
Counties. ' ? c^
'<^ S,
^ In
Johnston.
8a\vyer ...
Carjsenter, &c..
Blacksmith . .
.
Cai'penter
Brick Mason _
Mechanic
Jones.
Mechanic . . ...
Carriage Maker.
Mechanic
Mechanic . .
Mechanic
Buggy Maker . .
.
Carpenter
Buggy Maker .
.
Cai-i:)enter
Brick Mason...
Carpenter .
Lenoir.
Blacksmith
Blacksmith ...
Blacksmith
Wagon Maker..
Carpenter
Mechanic
Carpenter . .
Carpenter ...
Mechanic ,.
Carpenter
Carpenter
Brick Mason . ..
Plasterer . . . .
Mechanic .
Mechanic
Carpenter . . .
.
Painter
Brick Mason
Mechanic . . .
Carriage Maker.
Brick Mason . .
.
Lincoln.
Machinist
Painter
Moulder
Carpenter
Carpenter
Moulder...
Sawyer
Carpenter
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32 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by g ^
Counties. ^ '^
McDowell.
Brick Mason
Stone Mason
Cai'penter
Cai'iaenter
Laborer
Blacksmith
Mechanic
Macon.
Brick Mason
Blacksmith
Brick Mason
Laborer
Madison.
Tinner
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Brick Mas"on
Plasterel'
Carpenter
Cabinet Maker.
.
Blacksmith
Mechanic -
Carpenter
Martin.
Millwright
Lahore r
Fireman
Brick Mason
Machinist
Carpenter
Mecklenburg;.
Carpenter
Sawyer
Cabinet Maker .
.
Brick Mason . .
Painter
Laborer
Montgomery.
Miller
Tanner
Shoe Maker
Engineer
Carpenter
Carpenter
Mechanic
Mechanic
Mitchell.
Carpenter
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34 North Carolina' Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
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New Hanover.
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Northampton.
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36 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
Northampton.
Brick-Mason _ .
Onslow.
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Carpenter
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.
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38 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
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no no
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no no
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no
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40 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
u u
O P-Robeson.
Printer . ..
Rockingham.
Mason
Carpenter
Blacksmitli
Laborer .
.
Machinist .
Wood-Worker
Carpenter _
.
Brick-Mason
Carpenter . .
.
Rowan.
Carpenter . . . .
.
Stone-Cntter _..
Carpenter .
CarjDenter . . . .
Moulder
Harness-Maker
Carpenter
Harness-Maker
Machinist
Stone-Cutter . .
.
Rutherford.
Tanner.
Carpenter ..
Mechanic ..
Carpenter ..
Carpenter, &C-.
Millwright
Millwright
Mechanic
Sawyer . .
Sawyer
Carpenter .
Carpenter .
Sampson.
Carriage-Maker
Sau'ver
Miller . . _
Carpenter
CLirpenter 1.
Brick-Mason ..
Caipenter
Stanly.
Cabi net-Maker .
Mechanic
Carpenter
Carpenter _....
Carpenter . .
U 10
14
30
33
4
17
15
20
10
12
10
33
25
25
30
30
6
30
25
5
15
16
30
6
5
20
3
36
10
2
7
6
15
35
5
50
2
9
40
12
13
10
10
10
10
13
10
12
12
13
10
13
10
10
10
10
13
10
10
13
13
13
12
10
10
10
10
12
11
11
11
13
13
10
10
12
10
1 50
1 50
2 00
3 00
3 00
1 35
1 50
1 ^0
1 35
3 50
41
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13 00
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job
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.
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Reports from Mkchaxics. 41
1.—Continued.
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no yes
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no
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no 1 ... no
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42 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Stanly.
Shoemaker .
Hai'ness-Maker .
Millwright . . . .
.
Blacksmith ....
Stokes.
Blacksmith
Mechanic
Wagon-Maker..
Mechanic
Blacksmith
Carpenter . . . .
Surry.
Carpenter
Laborer
Stone-Cutter
Carpenter .
.
Printer
Carpenter . .
Brick-Mason _ ..
Blacksmith
Brick-Mason . _
Carpenter
Stone-Mason . ..
Painter _
.
Plasterer
Swain.
Carpenter
Sawyer
Blacksmith
Wagon-Maker .
.
Miller
Brick-Mason . .
.
Transylvania.
Blacksmith
Tinner . _ . .
Rock-Mason
Painter
Carpenter
Painter _ _
Tyrrell.
Laborer . .
Fisherman _ ...
Coach-Maker .
Carpenter .
Fisherman
Blacksmith ....
Union.
Carpenter
Mechanic
. 10
.....I 12
_. 10
80 12
38
25
16
10
30
19
20
7
13
30
15
40
10
7
15
50
50
35
2
15
15
20
11
15
10
38
20
16
16
19
19
25
15
10
12
12
12
10
10
12
12
12
12
12
25 12
6 12
12
12
10
12
12
10
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11
12
11
12
10
10
10
20 j 10
20 ' 10
10
12
8
12
10
12
1$ 7 50i$ •-..-!$ ,week .
- . - . . 32 50 , month
! 00 Imonth
-. 500 00 job. .
2 00 18 00 52 00 936 00
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- --- • - - job
~*i - - job
1 00 6 00 300 00: job
.
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50
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Reports FRo:\r Mechanics. 43
1.
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Continued.
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44 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
? >:
O P-
33
Union.
Millwright 23
Miner j 1
Meclianic i 35
Blacksmith ' 19
Vance.
Machinist I 12
Harness-Maker I 5
Brick-Mason ... 13
Wagon-Maker.. 15
Carpenter i 10
Brick-Mason . .
.
;
30
Harness-Maker i 11
Carpenter .
\
7
Tinner j 6
Blacksmith ' 7
Wake.
\ Tinner _ . .
j
15
Brick-Mason ...! 32
Wood-Worker . .
j 8
Engineer 8
Tinner 6
Blacksmith 15
Printer 13
Carpenter 36
Machinist 30
Tin&Iron Wr'k'r 18
Carpenter 17
Granite-Cutter . 40
Milliner 9
Printer 13
Shoemaker .
.
40
Painter . . 12
Stone-Cutter _.. 19
Brick-Mason _..i 7
Oas Fitter i 25
Car-Repairer _ .
.
7
Cabinet-Maker . 30
Painter ; 15
Painter 20
Wheelwright... 10
Blacksmith .20
Blacksmith 20
Painter 1 7
Blacksmith ...J 12
Blacksmith 16
Blacksmith ... 15
Eng. Machinist 35
Boiler-Maker ... .
.
12
10
12
11
10
12
12
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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10
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10
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10
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.
week
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Reports from Mechanics. 45
1.—Continued.
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North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No-
Occupation BY
I ^ ^
Counties. i ^ 1
Wake.
Moulder
Machinist
Boil-er-Maker . .
.
Engineer .
Cooper
Blacksmith
Cabinet-Maker.
.
Carpenter
Carpenter . .
Carpenter
Trimmer
Upholsterer . .
.
Warren.
Mechanic
Wood-Worker .
.
Painter
Carpenter
Carj^enter
Brick-Mason ._.
Painter . _ _
Blacksmith
Rock-Mason . .
Blacksmith
Tinner .
Mechanic - - . .
Rock-Mason . .
Painter
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
Mason . ...
Washington.
Carpenter ,
.
Rock-Mason ...
Carriage Maker
.
Brick-Mason ...
Blacksmith
Wheelwright
Blacksmith
Blacksmith
Watauga.
Mechanic .. . ^..
Miller..
Brick-Mason . .
Mason
Carpenter
Blacksmith
Wayne.
Blacksmith
36
22
30
20
5
30
14
20
30
6
10
38
36
2
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14
43
12
10
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1.—Continued.
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48 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
Occupation by
Counties.
CO ^
Oj CO
Wayne.
Blacksmith 15
Tinner 2
Carpenter
Fireman . . ....
30
15
Painter 15
Sawyer
Tanner
10
30
Brick-Mason ... 30
Brick-Mason . .
.
13
Painter 8
Wilkes.
Brick-Mason .._ 6
Brick-Mason . .
.
35
Millvvriglit
Carpenter
Blacksmitli
8
8
10
Laborer 8
Millwright 11
Wilson.
Wood-Worker .
18
Carpenter
Brick-Mason . .
.
30
11
Car^jenter .
Painter
13
33
Machinist 8
Brick-Mason . .
.
31
Painter . _ 10
Carpenter .
Carpenter
Brick-Mason . .
.
15
4
30
Harness-Maker
30
Blacksmith 31
Carpenter
Yadkin.
3
Tobacco-Worker 15
Painter 9
Carpenter
Harness-Maker
.
....
Carpenter
Blacksmitli
10
40
Painter . 10
Stone-Mason . .
7
Carpenter
Carriage-Maker
.
8
8
Laborer 30
Blacksmith | 14
Carriage Trim'er 8
10
10
•18
18
10
13
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
13
10
10
13
18
18
11
13
10
10
10
10
11
13
11
11
10
13
18
13
10
10
18
10
10
10
10
13
10
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Reports from Mechanics. 49
1.
—
Continued.
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50 North Carolina Labor Statistics.
TABLE No.
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day
33 67 no
Stone Mason 7 10 1 00 75 25
Carpenter 8 10 2 00 12 00 300 66 week 100 ... yes
Millwright
Miller ...
8 10 2 00 12 00 week 100 yes
37 ^9, 50 3 00 100 ves
I
Reports from Mechanics. 51
1 —Continued.
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m North Carolina Labor Statistics.
Table No. 2.
—
Showing average Hours of Labor, per cent, of Wages paid in
Cash and in Merchandise, average Number owning homes, average Rents
PAID, Number in Family. Children attending School, &c., for each county
in the State, made from returns from Mechanics in the different Counties.
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