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TABLE II.
INDICES OF EMPLOYMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIES'
October, 1937
TREND OF EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS IN PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIES 1934-1937
TOTAL--ALL INDUSTRIES* ......... 9.910
TOTAL__ MAN UFACTU B1NA
INDUSTRIES* .............................. 2,340
Iron and staal and thair products... 509
Non-ferrous matal products.________ Transportation equipment ..................
69 TO
Taxtilas and clothing............................. 505
Food products ....................................... 276
Stone, day and glass products......... 169
Lumber products................................... 06
Chemicals and alliad products........... 185
Leather and its products.................... 76
Papa* and printing.. . .
239
Other manufactures ............................ 49
937.755
586,251 266.054
13,272 52.199 115,054 29,959 31,172
5.990 19,329 13,571 26.356 13.396
124.7
136.8 176.5 159.5 140.4 m2 122.5 150.7 122.7 127.6 105.3 120.2 II 6.2
1242
I3B4 1802 167.5 141.4 113.7 121.4 152 2 125.1 126-6 107.0 119.1 1(4.0
121-6
138.1 101.0 170.5 1374* 112.4 II 9.8 150.7 1284 125.7 110.0 117.6 If 3.8
119.9
132.4 1562 148.2 141.4 117.8 121.6 145.9 125.3 120.1 1124 115.3 1 (54
TOTAL--NON-MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES* ............................... 6.570
Anthracite mining* ............................... 114
292
Quarrying and non-meteilic mining. 147
Crude petroleum producing.............
10
Construction and contracting........... B01
60
Motor-freight, UwlL and
warehouses .......................................
36
Telephone, telegraph and
broadcasting .................................... 510
Light, heat and power...................... . 222
Retail trade ......................................... . 2.592
Wholesale trade ................................. . 937
Banking and brokerage...................... . 526
Insurance end real estate.................. 152
Dyeing and daaning..........................
36
Laundries .............................................
27
Motels ..................................................
351.504 71.273 74.392 5.885 436 13,960 17.206
3.104
20.791 29.919 61.552 10.625 12.678
9.247 1,666 (.756 9.934
M3.9 98.6 122-0 131.7 126.1 108.2 108.3
1132
97.9 120.5 120.6 (22.4 103.3 110.6
m.6
1(5.7 123.4
1II.5 93.3 119.3 133.7 126.4 109.0 107.4
112.3
97.6 119.8 1152 <21.3 103.9 1112 II 1.7 ((7.6 131.0
106.9 79.7 118.6 135.1 126.9 106.9 107.1
120.1
97.4 118.3 107.1 (20.5 104.8 111.0 107.3 1162 1 13.9
108.8 96.6 120.6 125.8 125.5 952 103.4
119.3
89.8 II 1.8 1172 1(7.1 106.4 107.9 108.8 (08.7 116.0
`Prepared by the Department of Labor and Industry in cooperation with the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and tha U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Thai* data ara not complata industrial totals but ara based on raportt submittad by a rapraiantativa list of firms in asch industry.
'Weighted. 'Reported by tha Anlfnv<i
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