TABLE 29b-Summary by Value of Product of 1,009 Establishments in Thirty-eight of the Thirty-nine Selected Industries. The Value of the Product of each Establishment being $100,000, but less than $1,000,000, with Per Cent of Total in Each Industry—1904. VALUE OF $100,000, BUT LESS THAN $1,000,000. Number. Per cent of total. Amount. VALUE OF PRO DUCT. Number. INDUSTRIES. Tables 30a and 30b present similar statistics for 130 establishments in seventeen industries, each reporting a product of $1,000,000 and over. The average capital invested by these 130 establishments was $3,177,568 and the average value of their products $5,075,681. TABLE 30a-Summary by Value of Products of 130 Establishments in Seventeen of the Thirty-nine Selected Industries, the Value of the Product of Each Establishment being $1,000,000 and Over, with Per Cent of Total in each Industry-1904. Amount. Per cent 04 total. Number. INDUSTRIES. 1 TABLE 30b-Summary by Value of Products of 130 Establishments in Seventeen of the Thirty-nine Selected Industries, the Value of the Product of Each Establishment being $1,000,000 and Over, with Per Cent of Total in each Industry-1904. VALUE OF PRODUCT, $1,000,000 AND OVER. Totals for seventeen se- 1 Agricultural implements... 2 Cars and general shop construction and repairs by steam railroad companies 3 Cars, steam railroad, not including operations of railroad companies. Tables 31a and 31b show, in condensed form and by classification of the value of products, the totals with per cent of each item in each class, for all industries and for the 14,921 establishments in the State under consideration; also for the thirty-nine selected industries conducted by 10,774 establishments and all other industries not enumer Amount. Per cent. ated but operated by 4,147 establishments. The average value of products for all of the establishments considered was $94,521; for the establishments represented in the thirty-nine industries it was $101,612 and for all other establishments $76,096. The establishments in the thirty-nine selected industries represent very large per cents in all of the items shown; they represent 72.2 per cent of the establishments; these have 77.4 per cent of the capital invested; 71.1 per cent of the wage earners were employed in these establishments, to whom was paid 72.6 per cent of the total wages. The expenses or outlay for all manner of incidentals, including the cost of material used in the thirty-nine industries, constituted 79.4 per cent of the total for the State, while the value of the product was 77.6 per cent of the total for all industries. TABLE 31a-Summary and Classification of Establishments in the State. in Thirty-nine Selected Industries and in All Other Industries, by Value of Products, with Per Cent in Each Class—1904. All other industries..... 72.6 The State-all other industries 14, 921 100.0 $975, 844, 799 100.0 379, 436 100.0 $208, 405, 468 100.0 Thirty-nine industries 10,774 71.1 $151, 205, 072 4, 147 28.9 57,200, 396 72.2 $755, 781, 294 77.4 269, 747 27.4 |