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INDICES OF PAYROLLS IN PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIES1
October, (937
Industry
Total weekly peyrell week ending Oct. IS,
1937
Payrolla
Index numbers I9 T- 100
Oct. 1937
Sept. 1937
Aug. 1937
Oct. 1936
TOTAL--AIL INDUSTRIES' .........124.781,75?
TOTAl --MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES* ............................... 14.934,240
Iren and steal and their products... 7,466,376
Non-ferrous metal products...............
335.334
Transportation equipment .................. (,697,S7f
Textiles end clothing............................. 2.073,882
Food products ........................................ 721.822
Stone, eley and glass products......... 803,069
Lumber products.................................... 123,535
Chemicals and allied products......... 566,860
Leather and its products.................... Par and nrantinn
Other manufactures ..........................
241,014
739,325 245,550
184.5
215.6 317.5 230.9 77 f.5 145.7 157.1 259.5 184.9 177.9 117.6 151.8 I58.B
181.9
2204 3384 242.7 711.2 143.9 156.1 252.1 187.3 178.9 124.7 148.8 1514
187.0
236.0 372.0 2504 223.4 145.4 159.4 262.4 200.3 168.9 144.3 146.3 1544
1684
1TB4 269.0 199.8 224.6 1544 142.5 233.3 1854 1534 1374 1414 143.7
TOTAL--NON-MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES3 ............................... 9,847,519
Anthracite mining* ............................. 2.076,743 Bituminous coal mining...................... 1,996.349
Quarrying and Ron-metallic mining Crude petroleum producing........... Construction and contracting...........
151,526 13.261
411,014
Street railways, bus and teii........... Mvter-fra^ht, Jel< and ware.
520.207
houses ..........................................
60.492
Telephone, telegraph and
broadcasting .................................
667,220
Light, haat and powar...................... 1,035.332
Retail trade .......................................... . 1,402,710
Wholesale trade .................................
581,936
Banking and brokerage ......... .
389,379
Insurance and real estate.................
344,922
Dyeing and cleaning..........................
33.147
Laundries ................................................
31.016
132.363
154.4 1112 246.0 253.5 146.4 193.0 130.3
194.3
118.1 136.5 142.4 133.4 114.5 116.3 146.7 145.7 I53.B
144.8 6B4 223.4 264.3 150.8 190.9 123.6
202.0
120.8 1334 1374 131.9 USA 118.8 144.8 146.9 148.0
140.7 594 216.9 261.5 1474 1854 1234
201.8
1174 130.8 130.9 133.8 115.9 120.9 135,5 146.9 1424
139.0 105.7 226.3 247.8 1424 161.3 1144
154.8
1104 1204 1304 121.4 II 1.9 1124 1364 1284 1414
`Prepared by the Department of Labor end Industry in cooperation with the Federal Reiorva Bank of Philadelphia and tho U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. These data are not complete industrial totals but are baled on report! subnutted by representative list of firms in each industry. Weighted.
'Reported by the AnthreeiU Bu*u f
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TABLE IV.
AVERAGE WEEKLY AND HOURLY EARNINGS PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIES'
October, 1937
W.k .mllng Oct. 15. I?J7
Industry
Earnings and hours
Av. weekly eerntngs
Oct. 1937
Oet. 1936
Av. hourly earnings
Oct. 1937
Uet. 1936
Av. hours per week
Oct. Oet. 1937 1936
TOTAL--ALL INDUSTRIES' .. . $26.80 TOTAL--MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES* ......................
Iron end steel and their products . 28,14 Non-ferrous mate! producu.........
Transportation equipment............. . 3041 Textiles and clothing...................... Fnnd oreduets ..
Stone, clay end glass products.. . 25.76 lumber products .............................
Chemicals and allied products... . 29.33 Leather end Its products............... . 17.76 Paper and printing ......................
Other manufactures ...................... . 1843
$2549
2345 26.84 24.00 28.03 1647 21.95 2341 20.55 25.97 1941 26.99 (6.76
$.718
.707 .767 .64> .790 .550 .571 4V6 .611 .782 .539 .684 .489
$430
490 .633 .861 .692 404 .487 99 .462 469 .484 .427 .442
37.4
364 35.8
38.7 33.3 41.6
414 38.0 32.4 39.1 37.7
40.0
40.9 42.4
40.4 36.6 444
44.9 39.4 40.3 41.6 38.1
TOTAL--NON-MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES*............... . 28.09
Anthracite mining* ...................... . 29.14 Bituminous coal mining............... . 2644 Querrymo and non-motallic mining 25.75 Crude petroleum producing..... . 30.42 Construction and contracting... . 29.44 Street railways, bus and taxi.... . 3043 Motor-freight, docks and ware-
house* ............................................
Telephone, telegraph and broadcasting ..............................
Light, heat and power.................. . 34.60 Retail trade ..................................... Wholesale trade ............................. . 3144 Banking and brokerage...............
Insurance and real estate.............
Dyeing end cleaning..................
Laundries .........................................
Hotels ................................................
26.49 2640 2440 24.88 28.51 26.91 28.52
17.40
3i.ye 32.55 2147 29.74 2946 35.70 1945 16.61 13.98
.730 .912 .916 .620 .721 .742 482
.743
.*45 .846 .558 .720 <! () .468 .429 .312
472 .843 .810 429 .671 .709 .639
.611
.*14 .765 .493 496 (M (a) .448 .371 283
38.3 31.4 29.4 42.4 424 39.8 45.4
24.4
40.3 414 42.0 {a} (e> 40.9 41.1 47.8
39.1 332 31.1 46.9 42,7 30.1 45.9
27.4
412 43.4 42.3 (a) <) 412 44.7 50.1
Pr*p.r.d hv the Oeoariment of Labor end Industry in cooperation with the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and the U. S. Bureau o Labor Statistics. These date era not complete industrial totals but ere based on reports sub^ mitted by a representative list of firms in each industry.
,W#ighted.
>Reported by the Anthracite Bureau of Information.
(a) Data not available: not included in total.
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