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CHARLES  SAWYER,  Secretary 


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ROY  V.  PEEL,  Director  (Appointed  March  9,  1950) 
J.  C.  CAPT.  Director  {Retired  August  17.  1919) 


UNITED  STATES  CENSUS  OF 

BUSINESS 
1948 


Volume  V 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— AREA  STATISTICS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel  for 

the  United  States,  Geographic  Divisions,  States, 

Metropolitan  Areas,  Counties,  and  Cities 


Prepared  under  the  supervision  of 

WILLIAM  C.  TRUPPNER 

Chief,  Business  Division 


UNITED  STATES 

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ROY  V.  PEEL,  Director  (Appointed  March  9,  1950) 
J.  C.  CAPT,  Dzwrer.  (Retired  August  17,  1949) 

A.  Ross  EcKLER,  Deputy  Director 

Ho\VARD  C.  Grieves,  Assistant  Director 

Conrad  Taeuber,  Assistant  Director 

Morris  H.  Hansen,  Assistant  Director  for  Statistical  Standards 

Robert  Y.  Phillips,  Executive  Assistant  to  the  Director 

Calvert  L.  Dedrick,  Coordinator,  International  Statistics 

Frank  R.  Wilson,  Information  Assistant  to  the  Director 

Business  Division — W.  C.  Truppner,  Chief 

Harvey  Kailin,  Assistant  Chief 
Wholesale  Trade  Section — -John  Albright,  Chief 
Retail  Trade  Section — E.  J.  Engquist,  Jr.,  Chief 
Service  Trade  Section — R.  C.  Janoschka,  Chief 
Statistical  Methods  Section — Max  A.  Bershad,  Chief 
Procedures  and  Processing  Section — M.  D.  Bingham,  Chiif 

Administrative  Services  Division — David  S.  Phillips,  Chief 
Agriculture  Division — Ray  Hurley,  Chief 
Budget  0£5cer — Charles  H.  Alexander 
Field  Division — Lowell  T.  Galt,  Chief 
Foreign  Trade  Division — ;J.  Edward  Ely,  Chief 
Geography  Division — Clarence  E.  Batschelet,  Chief 
Governments  Division — Allen  D.  Manvel,  Chief 
Industry  Division — Maxwell  R.  Conklin,  Chief 
Machine  Tabulation  Division — C.  F.  Van  Aken,  Chief 
Personnel  Division — Helen  D.  Almon,  Chief 
Population  Division — Howard  G.  Brunsman.  Chief 


SUGGESTED  IDENTIFICATION 

U.  S.  Bureau  of  the  Census.     U.  S.  Census  of  Business:  194S.  vol.  V:  Wholesale  Trade — Area  Statistics.     U.  S.  Government  Printing  Office, 

Washington,  D.  C,  1951. 


IV 


This  volume  replaces  the  1948  Census  of  Business  Area  Bulletins,  Series  I-W. 


PREFACE 

This  is  one  of  a  series  of  seven  volumes  presenting  final  results  of  the  1948  Census  of  Business  for  Wholesale, 
Retail,  and  Service  Trades.  Statistics  for  Wliolesalo  Trade  are  contained  in  tvk'o  volumes — Volume  IV,  General 
Statistics  and  Commodity  Line  Sales  Statistics;  and  this  volume.  The  Census,  which  was  conducted  by  personal 
canvass  of  business  establisliments,  was  taken  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  act  of  June  19,  1948  (62 
Stat.  478;  13  U.  S.  C.  121-123).  This  act  provides  for  a  Census  of  Business  to  cover  the  year  1948  and  every  fifth  year 
thereafter.     Previous  business  censuses  covered  the  years  1929,  1933,  1935,  and  1939. 

Important  to  the  conduct  of  the  1948  Census  of  Business  was  the  assistance  of  many  private  and  public  organiza- 
tions in  the  planning  phase  of  the  census  and  the  excellent  cooperation  of  some  3,000,000  business  establishments  in 
supplying  the  information  required,  as  well  as  the  work  of  the  several  thousand  census  employees  who  participated 
in  the  field  enumeration,  editing,  tabulation,  and  other  census  operations. 

The  advice  of  trade  associations,  individual  businessmen,  research  and  marketing  organizations,  and  Government 
agencies  was  invaluable  in  determining  the  feasibility  of  collecting  various  types  of  data  and  the  methods  for  mini- 
mizing the  burden  of  reporting,  as  well  as  in  determining  the  types  of  information  which  would  be  of  greatest  value. 
Because  of  budgetary  and  other  limitations,  it  was  not  possible  to  collect  all  of  the  data  recommended  by  these  groups. 
Timely  publicity  given  to  the  business  census  by  business  organizations,  trade  papers,  local  newspapers,  and  radio 
stations  aided  greatly  in  informing  businessmen  of  the  natULre  and  objectives  of  the  census  and  facilitated  the  collec- 
tion of  census  reports. 

The  primary  responsibility  for  the  1948  Census  of  Business  was  centered  in  the  Business  Division  of  the  Census 
Bureau.  Other  divisions  of  the  Bureau,  particularly  the  Field  Division  and  the  Machine  Tabulation  Division,  also 
had  important  functions  in  the  census. 

The  business  census  was  taken  under  the  supervision  of  William  C.  Truppner,  Chief  of  the  Business  Division. 
Major  contributions  to  the  planning  of  the  1948  Census  of  Business  were  made  by  William  A.  Ruff,  Assistant  Chief, 
who  retired  January  1,  1948,  and  Earl  D.  Krickbaum,  Chief  of  the  Procedures  and  Processing  Section  until  November 
1,  1948. 

The  following  personnel  in  the  Business  Division  had  important  responsibilities  in  the  census: 

Harvej'  Kailin  was  Assistant  Chief,  Program  Branch.  Louis  Greenberg  was  responsible  for  review  of  all  text 
material  and  table  forms,  and  assisted  on  publication  problems. 

Max  A.  Bershad  was  Chief  of  the  Statistical  Methods  Section.  Henry  Wulff,  in  charge  of  Quality  Control,  worked 
on  field  enumerating  techniques,  and  office  editing  and  tabulating  procedures.  Aaron  Sabghir,  in  charge  of  Sampling 
Techniques,  worked  on  the  postenumeration  survey  and  measures  of  census  coverage  and  accuracy. 

John  Albright  was  Chief  of  the  Wholesale  Trade  Section  and  William  P.  Mclnerny  was  Assistant  Chief.  George 
L.  Whalley,  Max  E.  VanHorn,  Frank  R.  Alvis,  and  Bruce  B.  Spratling,  participated  in  the  planning  and  developing 
of  report  forms,  publication  plans,  and  manuals;  the  writing  of  texts;  and  the  handling  of  technical  problems  arising 
during  the  processing  of  reports  and  tabulations. 

M.  D.  Bingham  was  Chief  of  the  Procedures  and  Processing  Section,  and  Sol  DoUeck  was  Assistant  Chief;  Rich- 
ard S.  McCurdy,  succeeded  by  R.  M.  Micoly  in  July  1949,  and  assisted  by  Jervis  Braunstein,  was  in  charge  of  the 
Directory  Subsection,  responsible  for  receiving  report  forms  and  the  handling  of  special  problems  connected  with 
multiunit  firms.  Leroy  H.  Groeper  was  Chief  of  the  Wholesale  Trade  Processing  Subsection,  and  was  in  charge  of 
editing,  coding,  and  tabulating  Wholesale  Trade  reports.  J.  Stanley  Werking  participated  in  the  design  of  forms 
and  all  problems  of  printing  and  preparation  of  material  for  publication. 

In  the  Field  Division,  Jack  B.  Robertson,  assisted  by  Arthur  Cook,  directed  the  field  work  for  the  census  of  busi- 
ness. Lancelot  W.  Armstrong,  Machine  Tabulation  Division,  assisted  by  Hugh  Jones,  was  responsible  for  machine 
tabulation  techniques  and  procedures;  arid  Franklin  L.  Thatcher  and  Robert  H.  Brooks,  Administrative  Services 
Division,  were  responsible  for  the  printing  and  publishing  of  the  Census  of  Business. 

May  1951 


OTHER  1948  CENSUS  OF  BUSINESS  VOLUMES^ 

VOLUME  I:  RETAIL  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS,  PART  1 


Chapter 

1.  United  States  Summary. 

2.  Sales  Size. 

3.  Single  and  Multiunits. 

4.  Employee  Size. 

5.  City  Size. 


Chapter 

6.  Legal  Form  of  Organization. 

7.  Warehouses,  Other  Auxiliary  Units. 

8.  Miscellaneous. 

9.  Territories  (Alaska  and  Hawaii). 


Volume  II:  RETAIL  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS,  PART  2,  AND  MERCHANDISE  LINE 

SALES  STATISTICS 


10.  Merchandise  Inventories. 

11.  Credit. 

12.  Selected  Types  of  Operation. 

13.  Employment  and  Pay  Roll. 

14.  Trucks. 
Miscellaneous. 

Merchandise  Line  Sales — Food  Group. 
Merchandise  Line  Sales — Eating  and  Drinking  Places. 
Merchandise  Line  Sales — General  Merchandise  Group,  Gen- 
eral Stores. 


15. 
16. 

17. 
18. 


19.  Merchandise  Line  Sales — Apparel  Group. 

20.  Merchandise  Line  Sales — Furniture,   Furnishings,   Appliance 

Group. 

21.  Merchandise   Line   Sales — Automotive    Group   and    Gasoline 

Service  Stations. 

22.  Merchandise  Line  Sales — Lumber,  Building,  Hardware  Group. 

23.  Merchandise  Line  Sales — Drug  and  Proprietary  Stores. 

24.  Merchandise  Line  Sales — Miscellaneous  Kinds  of  Business. 


United  States  Summary 
Area  Statistics^Consists  of  50  Chapters:  One  for  each  State,  one 


Volume  III:  RETAIL  TRADE— AREA  STATISTICS 

and  one  for  Territories  (Alaska 


for  the  District  of  Columbia, 
and  Hawaii). 


Volume  IV:  WHOLESALE  TRADE- 


Chapter 

1.  United  States  Summary. 

2.  Sales  Size  and  Operating  Expenses. 

3.  Credit. 

4.  Sales  by  Class  of  Customer. 

5.  Legal  Form  of  Organization. 

6.  Employee  Size. 

7.  Trucks. 

8.  Miscellaneous  General  Statistics. 

9.  Territories  (Alaska  and  Hawaii). 


GENERAL  STATISTICS  AND  COMMODITY  LINE  SALES 
STATISTICS 

Chapter 

10.  Commodity  Line  Sales — United  States,  by  Type  of  Operation 

and  Kind  of  Business. 
IL  Commodity    Line    Sales — Merchant    Wholesalers — Kind    of 

Business,  by  Geographic  Division. 

12.  Commodity     Line     Sales — Manufacturers'     Sales     Branches 

(With  Stocks) — Kind  of  Business,  by  Geographic  Division. 

13.  Commodity    Line    Sales — Assemblers    (Mainly    Farm    Prod- 

ucts)— Kind  of  Business,  by  Geographic  Division.) 

14.  Petroleum  Bulk  Stations  and  Terminals. 


Volume  VI:  SERVICE  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS 


United  States  Summary. 

Receipts  Size. 

Employee  Size. 

City  Size. 

Legal  Form  of  Organization. 

Trucks. 

City  Statistics. 


8.  Laundries,  Cleaning  and  Dyeing  Plants,  and  Related  Services. 

9.  Amusements. 

10.  Hotels. 

11.  Tourist  Courts. 

12.  Automobile  Repair  Services  and  Garages. 

13.  Miscellaneous. 

14.  Territories  (Alaska  and  Hawaii). 


Volume  VII:  SERVICE  TRADE— AREA  STATISTICS 


United  States  Summary 
Area  Statistics — Consists  of  50  Chapters:  One  for  each  State, 


one  for  the  District  of  Columbia,  and  one  for  Territories  (Alaska 
and  Hawaii). 


•See  appendix  Q  for  a  list  of  tables  included  In  each  chapter. 


VI 


CONTENTS 


[Arabic  page  numbers  in  this  report  are  keyed  to  chapter  numbers  by  a  decimal  system.     Thus,  page  0.17  is  page  17  in  chapter  0 

(United  States  Summary) ;  page  12.15  is  page  15  in  chapter  12  (Illinois) ;  etc.     The  first  page  of  each  chapter  contains  a  detailed  table 
of  contents  for  that  chapter] 

INTRODUCTION 

Page 

Scope  of  the  Census,  and  Area  Covered ix 

Period  Covered  by  the  Census ix 

Method  of  Canvass IX 

Scope  of  Wholesale  Trade ix 

Comparison  of  1948  and  1939  Wholesale  Trade  Scope ix 

Type-of-Operation  Classification ix 

Establishment  Basis  of  the  Census x 

Kind-of-Business  Classification x 

Report  Forms x 

Statistics  for  Wholesale  Trade x 

Standard  Metropolitan  Areas x 

Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More xi 

Explanation  of  Terms xi 

List  of  Corrections xni 

UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 

Table  Page 
lA  Wholesale  Establishments  and  Administrative  Offices — United  States,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business,  1948: 

Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.  02 

IB.  Wholesale  Establishments  and  Administrative  Offices — Geographic    Division   and    State,   1948:   Establishments,  sales,  pay 

roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.  04 

IC  Wholesale  Establishments — United  States,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business,  1948,  1939,  and  1929:   Establishments, 

sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  and  stocks 0.  05 

ID    Wholesale  Establishments — Geographic  Division  and  State,  1948,  1939,  and  1929:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  personnel, 

and  stocks 0.  09 

IE  Wholesale  Establishments — United  States,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business,  1948:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses, 

pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.  10 

IF  Wholesale  Estabhshments — Type  of  Operation,  by  Geographic  Division  and  State,  1948:  Establishments  and  sales 0.  18 

IG  Merchant  Wholesalers — Kind  of  Business,  by  Geographic  Division  and  State,  1948:  Establishments  and  sales 0.  19 

IH    Merchant  Wholesalers- — Kind  of  Business,  by  Selected  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas,  1948:  Establishments  and  sales 0.  25 

TABLES  FOR  STATES  AND  TERRITORIES 

Table 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business. 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business. 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel — total ;  establishments  and  sales — 

merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating  types. 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business. 


vn 


States  and  Territories 


Page 

Alabama 1.  01 

Arizona 2.  01 

Arkansas 3.  01 

California 4.  01 

Colorado 5.  01 

Connecticut 6.  01 

Delaware 7.  01 

District  of  Columbia 8.  01 

Florida 9.  01 

Georgia 10.01 

Idaho 11.01 

Illinois 12.01 

Indiana 13.  01 

Iowa 14.  01 

Kansas 15.  01 

Kentucky 16.  01 

Louisiana 17.  01 

Maine 18.  01 

Maryland i 19.  01 

Massachu-setts 20.  01 

Michigan 21.  01 

Minnesota 22.  01 

Mississippi 23.  01 

Missouri 24.  01 

Montana 25.  01 


Page 

Nebraska 26.  01 

Nevada 27.  01 

New  Hampshire 28.  01 

New  Jersey 29.  01 

New  Mexico 30.  01 

New  York 31.01 

North  Carolina 32.  01 

North  Dakota 33.  01 

Ohio 34.  01 

Oklahoma 35.  01 

Oregon 36.  01 

Pennsylvania 37.  01 

Rhode  Island 38.  01 

South  Carolina 39.  01 

South  Dakota 40.  01 

Tennessee 41.  01 

Texas 42.01 

Utah 43.  01 

Vermont 44.  01 

Virginia 45.  01 

Washington 46.  01 

West  Virginia 47.  01 

Wisconsin 48.  01 

Wyoming 49.  01 

Territories  (Alaska  and  Hawaii) 50.01 


MAPS 

Standard  Metropolitan  Areas xiv 

Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  in  the  Northeastern  Part  of  the  United  States xv 

United  States,  by  Geographic  Division xvi 

APPENDIXES 

Appendix  A. — Type-of-Operation  Descriptions 51.  02 

Appendix  B. — Kind-of-Business  Descriptions 51.  05 

Appendix  C. — Type-of-Operation  and  Kind-of-Business  Classifications:  1948,  1939,  and  1929 51.  11 

Appendix  D. — Type-of-Operation  and  Kind-of-Business  Classifications:   Census  and  Standard  Industrial  Classification 51.  14 

Appendix  E. — List  of  Excluded  Cities  With  1950  Population  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More 51.  16 

Appendix  F. — Report  Forms 51.  17 

Appendix  G.^ — Contents  of  Other  1948  Census  of  Business  Volumes 51.  49 


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INTRODUCTION 


Scope  of  the  census,  and  area  covered. — The  1948 
Census  of  Business  covers  Retail,  Wholesale,  and  Service 
Trades.  Retail  and  Wholesale  Trades  in  the  Business 
Census  correspond  mth  minor  exceptions  to  these  trade 
divisions  as  described  in  the  Standard  Industrial  Classi- 
fication Manual,  issued  May  1949,  under  the  sponsor- 
ship of  the  Biu'eau  of  the  Budget,  Executive  Office  of  the 
President.  For  a  discussion  of  the  census  scope  of  Service 
Trade,  see  Introduction  to  volume  VI:  Service  Trade — 
General  Statistics.  All  previous  Business  Censuses  cov- 
ered Retail  and  Wholesale  Trades;  Service  Trades  were 
first  enumerated  in  the  1933  Census. 

The  1948  Census  of  Business  includes  business  estab- 
lishments located  in  Continental  United  States  and  the 
Territories  of  Alaska  and  Hawaii.  Data  for  Puerto 
Rico,  obtained  in  a  Census  of  Business  for  1949,  are 
published  separately.  The  1939  Business  Census  cov- 
ered the  same  areas  as  the  1948  Census,  and,  in  addition, 
Puerto  Rico.  AH  earher  Business  Censuses  were  con- 
ducted only  in  Continental  United  States. 

Period  covered  by  the  census. — The  1948  Census  of 
Business  is  basically  a  report  of  business  activity  in  the 
calendar  year  1948.  However,  the  relatively  small  pro- 
portion of  establishments  that  maintained  their  records 
on  a  fiscal  year  basis  and  were  imable  to  report  on  a  cal- 
endar year  basis,  were  permitted  to  use  a  fiscal  year  end- 
ing between  September  30, 1948,  and  March  31, 1949.  In 
a  very  few  cases,  reports  were  accepted  for  fiscal  years 
not  falling  within  this  range.  Regardless  of  the  fiscal 
year  used,  all  establishments  were  required  to  report 
employment  and  pay  roll  (except  annual  pay  roll)  for 
the  pay  periods  specified  on  the  report  forms. 

Method  of  canvass. — The  1948  Census  of  Business  was 
conducted  primarily  by  means  of  field  enumeration,  al- 
though advance  inquiries  were  made  by  mail  to  clarify 
the  reporting  problems  of  large  multiimit  organizations. 
For  purposes  of  enumeration,  308  Census  field  offices 
were  established  with  jurisdiction  over  the  some  37,000 
enumeration  districts  into  which  the  Nation  had  been 
divided.  Trained  enumerators  were  assigned  areas 
consisting  of  one  or  more  enumeration  districts.  A  more 
complete  description  of  enumeration  procedures,  includ- 
ing controls  on  and  measures  of  the  coverage  of  business 
estabhshments,  are  contained  in  the  1948  Census  of 
Business  Volume  I,  Retail  Trade;  Volume  IV,  Whole- 
sale Trade ;  and  Volume  VI,  Service  Trade. 

Scope  of  Wholesale  Trade. — The  Standard  Industrial 
Classification  (SIC)  Manual,  Volume  II,  Nonmanu- 
facturing  Industries,  defines  Wholesale  Trade  as  includ- 
ing "estabhshments  or  places  of  business  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  merchandise  to  retailers;  to  industrial, 


commercial,  institutional,  or  professional  users;  or  to 
other  wholesalers;  or  acting  as  agents  in  buying  mer- 
chandise for,  or  selling  merchandise  to,  such  persons  or 
companies."  The  1948  Census  of  Business  was  con- 
ducted in  accordance  with  this  definition. 

Comparison  of  1948  and  1939  Wholesale  Trade  scope.— 
With  minor  exceptions,  the  scope  of  Wholesale  Trade  in 
the  1948  census  is  the  same  as  for  1939.  Changes  from 
1939  were  made  with  respect  to  coffee  roasting  and  leaf 
tobacco  stemming  and  redrying  estabhshments,  which 
were  excluded  from  the  1948  Census  of  Business,  but 
covered  in  the  1947  Census  of  Manufactures.  Motion 
picture  film  distributors  were  included  with  Wholesale 
Trade  in  1939  but  not  in  1948.  Data  for  this  industry 
were  collected  and  published  in  a  special  bulletin  en- 
titled "Motion  Picture  Film  Distributors."  Adminis- 
trative offices  and  auxiliary  units  of  wholesale  establish- 
ments were  omitted  in  1939,  but  included  in  1948.  Some 
adjustments  in  1939  data  were  made  in  the  case  of  indi- 
vidual companies  which  were  classified  differently  in 
1948  from  1939.  Adjustments  and  scope  changes  are 
reflected  in  those  tables  which  contain  comparative 
statistics. 

Type-of-operation  classification. — ^Wholesale  Trade, 
as  defined  above,  is  much  broader  than  the  conventional 
concept  of  "wholesaler"  selling  primarily  to  retailers,  as 
it  also  includes  foreign  trade  merchants,  industrial  dis- 
tributors, manufacturer-owned  wholesale  outlets,  agents, 
brokers,  and  assemblers  of  farm  products.  As  the  scope 
is  so  broad,  the  primary  approach  in  classifying  whole- 
sale establishments  is  on  the  basis  of  type  of  operation 
of  the  establishment.  In  the  Standard  Industrial  Clas- 
sification Manual,  wholesale  establishments  are  divided 
into  two  major  groups,  one  of  which  is  further  subdivided 
into  four  gi-oups: 

50  Merchant  wholesalers. 

51  Wholesale  Trade,  other  than  merchant  wholesalers. 

511  Sales  branches  and  sales  offices  of  manufacturing 

and  mining  companies. 

512  Petroleum  bulk  stations. 

513  Agents  and  brokers. 

514  Assemblers,  mainly  of  farm  products. 

These  major  groups  are  recognized  in  presenting 
Census  of  Business  findings,  but,  in  some  tables,  are 
broken  into  more  detailed  types  with  the  result  that 
data  are  shown  for  as  many  as  36  separate  types  of  oper- 
ation. Descriptions  of  these  36  types  are  shown  in 
appendix  A,  and  comparative  Census  classifications  used 
in  the  1948,  1939,  and  1929  Censuses  for  the  major  groups 
are  given  in  appendix  C  of  this  volume.  A  comparison 
of  classifications  used  in  the  1948  Census  and  in  the 

IX 


Standard  Industrial  Classification  Manual  is  presented  in 
appendix  D. 

Establishment  basis  of  the  census.— Census  of  Business 
figures  represent  a  summary  of  reports  for  individual 
"establishments"  rather  than  for  the  combined  activities 
of  "companies."  A  separate  report  was  obtained  for 
each  location  at  which  business  was  conducted,  including 
each  location  of  multiunit  organizations.  For  such 
organizations,  a  separate  report  also  was  obtained  for 
each  central  warehouse,  administrative  and  district 
office,  and  each  other  location  (other  than  a  manufactur- 
ing plant)  which  serviced,  or  was  auxiliary  to,  establish- 
ments of  the  organization  reported  to  the  Business 
Census.  Each  report  was  tabulated  in  accordance  with 
the  physical  location  of  the  establishment. 

Kind-of- business  classification. — In  addition  to  "loca- 
tion" and  "type  of  operation"  classification,  each  estab- 
Hshment  was  assigned  a  kind-of-business  classification. 
A  total  of  145  kind-of-business  classifications  are  recog- 
nized in  presenting  census  results  for  Wholesale  Trade. 
The  145  detailed  classifications  are  grouped  into  53 
classifications  which,  in  turn,  are  further  arranged 
according  to  17  major  groups.  A  complete  listing  of 
kinds  of  business  together  with  their  descriptions  is  given 
in  appendix  B  of  this  volume,  accompanied  by  a  com- 
parison of  census  classifications  used  in  the  1948,  1939, 
and  1929  Business  Censuses.  In  contrast  to  145  Census 
classifications,  SIC  groups  wholesale  establishments 
imder  57  kinds  of  business.  A  comparison  of  Census 
and  SIC  classifications  including  an  outline  of  the  dif- 
ferences in  these  two  classification  systems  is  given  in 
appendix  D. 

Report  forms. — Five  report  forms  were  used  in  can- 
vassing wholesale  establishments  in  the  1948  Census  of 
Business.  Form  BC-30  was  used  for  reporting  operations 
of  merchant  wholesalers  and  manufactm-ers'  sales 
branches  and  offices  primarily  engaged  in  selling 
consumer  goods  such  as  foods,  clothing,  jewehy,  etc.; 
Form  BC-3 1  was  used  for  enumeratiag  merchant  whole- 
salers and  manufacturers'  sales  offices  engaged  in  selling 
industrial,  commercial,  or  professional  goods  such  as 
electrical  goods,  machinery,  beauty  supplies,  etc. ;  Form 
BC-32  was  a  specialized  questionnaire  used  for  reportiag 
operations  of  petroleum  bulk  stations  and  distributing 
terminals;  Form  BC-33  was  designed  for  enumerating 
agents  and  brokers;  and  Form  BC-34  was  used  for 
reporting  activities  of  assemblers  and  marketers  of  farm 
products.  The  five  forms  were  identical  with  respect  to 
the  basic  information  presented  in  this  volume  on  num- 
ber of  establishments,  sales,  personnel,  pay  roll,  and 
inventories.  However,  they  differed  materially  in  the 
amount  and  kind  of  detail  called  for  on  sales  by  commod- 
ity line,  expenses,  cash  and  credit  business,  trucks,  etc. 
Information  on  these  subjects,  for  Wholesale  Trade,  is 
presented  in  volume  IV. 

In  addition,  a  Form  BC-10  was  required  for  each 
administrative  office,  warehouse,  or  other  auxiliary  unit, 
primarily  engaged  in  performing  functions  for  the  whole- 
sale establishments  within  their  own  organization.     In- 


formation collected  on  Form  BC-10  is  also  included  in 
data  presented  in  this  volume.  Reproductions  of  Forms 
BC-30,  BC-31,  BC-32,  BC-33,  BC-34,  and  BC-10  are 
shown  in  appendix  F. 

Statistics  for  Wholesale  Trade. — The  patterns  for 
presentation  of  data  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of 
business  in  the  tables  in  this  Volume  are  determined, 
basically,  by  the  number  of  establishments  in  the  areas 
to  which  the  data  showTi  relate.  Because  of  the  relation- 
ship between  the  number  of  establishments  and  the 
number  of  different  classifications  for  which  data  can  be 
presented  without  violating  Census  laws  designed  to  pre- 
vent disclosure  of  confidential  information,  the  detail 
shown  will  vary  from  area  to  area. 

Information  for  36  types  of  operation  and  145  kinds 
of  business  are  shown  in  table  lE.  This  is  the  maximum 
,  detail  shown  in  this  volume.  For  States  and  standard 
metropolitan  areas  (tables  101  and  102),  data  are  shown 
for  a  maximum  of  13  types  of  operation  and  53  kinds  of 
business.  For  counties  with  50  or  more  wholesale  es- 
tablishments (table  104),  data  are  shown  for  a  maximum 
of  17  kinds  of  business.  Table  103  summarizes  whole- 
sale trade  information  for  all  counties  and,  within  coun- 
ties, for  cities  with  5,000  or  more  inhabitants.  In  this 
table,  establishment  and  sales  information  is  presented 
for  "Wholesale  merchants,"  and  "Other  operating  types." 

For  presentation  of  wholesale  data,  a  "collapsible" 
stub  was  employed  where  the  small  number  of  estab- 
lishments in  an  area  or  kind  of  business  resulted  in  in- 
ability to  present  statistics  without  disclosure.  In 
such  cases,  all  kinds  of  business  for  which  data  could 
not  be  separately  shown  were  lumped  together  in  an 
"n.  e.  c."  (not  elsewhere  classified)  group.  Thus,  in  a 
number  of  areas,  data  are  presented  for  such  classifica- 
tions as  "Merchant  wholesalers,  n.  e.  c,"  or  "Manu- 
facturers' sales  branches,  n.  e.  c,"  etc.  Data  in  differ- 
ent tables  for  "n.e.c."  groups  are  usually  not  comparable 
since  they  can  consist  of  a  varying  number  of  kinds  of 
business. 

Wherever  information  for  an  area  might  result  in  dis- 
closure of  figures  for  an  individual  establishment,  all 
data,  except  "Number  of  establishments,"  were  sup- 
pressed. To  prevent  derivation  of  the  suppressed  fig- 
ures by  subtraction,  it  always  was  necessary  that  data 
for  another  kind  of  business  also  be  withheld. 

Standard  metropolitan  areas. — In  addition  to  States, 
counties,  and  cities,  Census  of  Business  statistics  are 
presented  for  standard  metropolitan  areas.  These  are 
areas  which  have  been  defined  and  established  coopera- 
tively by  a  number  of  interested  Federal  agencies  under 
the  direction  of  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget  for  purposes  of 
compilation  and  presentation  of  a  wide  variety  of  statis- 
tical data  on  a  uniform  area  basis. 

The  general  concept  adopted  in  defining  a  standard 
metropolitan  area  was  one  of  an  integrated  economic 
unit  with  a  large  volume  of  daily  travel  and  communica- 
tion between  a  central  city  and  the  outlying  parts  of  the 
area.  This  resulted  in  an  area  considerably  more  re- 
stricted, especially  for  the  larger  cities,  than  the  "  market" 


or  "trading"  area.  Each  area  (except  in  New  England) 
consists  of  one  or  more  entire  counties.  In  New  Eng- 
land, metropolitan  areas  have  been  defined  on  a  town 
rather  than  on  a  county  basis.  A  complete  statement 
of  the  principles  adopted  as  a  guide  in  applying  this  gen- 
eral concept  to  the  definition  of  individual  areas  will  be 
found  in  a  document  issued  by  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget, 
Executive  Office  of  the  President,  dated  July  28,  1950, 
entitled  "Standard  Metropolitan  Area  Definitions." 

The  147  standard  metropolitan  areas  for  which  1948 
Census  of  Business  data  are  included  in  the  Area  Statis- 
tics Volumes  are  those  defined  by  the  Bm'eau  of  the 
Budget  as  of  June  5,  1950,  on  the  basis  of  1950  popula- 
tion statistics  available  at  that  time.  Subsequent  to  the 
preparation  of  Census  of  Business  tabulations,  the  list  of 
metropohtan  areas  was  increased  to  168  areas.  The  list 
of   147   standard   metropohtan   areas   included   in   the 


Census  of  Business  and  the  description  of  the  territory 
which  they  cover  will  be  found  on  page  0.31.  These 
areas  arc  also  shown  on  the  map  on  page  xiv. 

Cities  of  5,000  inhabitants  or  more. — ^The  list  of  cities 
included  in  table  103,  "Counties  and  cities  with  5,000 
inhabitants  or  more,"  was  based  on  unofficial  population 
figures  and  will  differ  slightly  from  the  list  as  determined 
by  the  final  1950  Census  of  Population,  which  was  not 
available  in  time  for  use  for  1948  Census  of  Business 
piu-poses.  Some  cities  which  had  5,000  inhabitants  or 
more  were  not  included  in  the  above  tables,  while  a  few 
which  had  less  than  5,000  inhabitants  have  been  included. 
A  review  of  official  preliminary  1950  population  figures, 
available  at  the  time  of  publication  of  this  volume, 
permitted  preparation  of  a  list  of  those  cities  of  5,000 
inhabitants  or  more  which  were  not  included  in  the 
tables.     Appendix  E  lists  these  cities. 


EXPLANATION  OF  TERMS 


Establishments. — Establishments  consist  of  all  whole- 
sale places  of  business  as  well  as  administrative  offices, 
central  warehouses,  and  other  units  of  multiunit  organi- 
zations which  service,  or  are  auxiliary  to,  the  wholesale 
establishments  of  the  organization.  The  count  repre- 
sents the  number  of  establishments  in  business  at  the  end 
of  1948. 

Administrative  oflSices  and  auxiliary  units. — These  in- 
clude locations  of  a  midtiunit  organization  which  service, 
or  are  auxiliary  to,  the  wholesale  establishments  within 
the  organization.  They  are  not  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  merchandise.  Included  are  such  locations  as 
district  oflBces,  purchasing  offices,  central  warehouses, 
garages,  etc.,  primarily  engaged  in  performing  adminis- 
trative or  other  auxiliary  functions.  Chain-store  ware- 
houses and  central  warehouses  which  service  the  retail 
establishments  of  their  own  organization  are  classified  in 
Retail  Trade. 

Wholesale  establishments. — These  are  separate  places 
of  business  primarily  engaged  in  selling,  or  acting  as  an 
agent  in  selling  merchandise  to  (or  buying  for)  business 
concerns,  regardless  of  whether  the  latter  purchased  for 
resale  or  for  business  use.  The  place  of  business  may  be 
a  warehouse  from  which  sales  are  made  at  wholesale,  a 
sales  or  brokerage  office,  or  part  of  an  office  that  may  be 
shared  with  others.  Each  establishment  of  organiza- 
tions operating  at  more  than  one  place  of  business  is 
counted  separately. 

Although  the  1948  Census  of  Business  enumerated  all 
wholesale  establishments  regardless  of  size,  tabulations 
exclude  data  for  those  that  operated  during  the  entire 
year  1948  but  had  sales  of  less  than  $5,000.  In  1939  the 
corresponding  figure  for  exclusion  from  the  tabulations 
was  $1,  000. 

Sales. — Sales  include  receipts  from  merchandise  sold 
during  1948  together  with  any  receipts  from  repairs  or 
other  services  to  customers,  after  deducting  returns  and 
allowances  and  trade  discoimts.     Sales  of  merchandise 


for  others  on  a  commission  basis  are  included  as  well  as 
sales  for  the  account  of  the  reporting  establishment. 
Local  and  State  sales  taxes  or  Federal  excise  taxes  col- 
lected by  the  wholesale  establishment  directly  from 
customers  and  paid  directly  to  local,  State,  or  Federal 
taxing  agencies  are  included.  Gasoline,  liquor,  tobacco, 
and  other  excise  taxes  paid  by  the  manufacturer  or 
supplier  and  passed  along  to  the  wholesale  establishment 
are  also  included  in  the  sales  figures. 

Sales  figures  therefore  represent  total  sales  and  re- 
ceipts of  all  establishments  primarily  engaged  in  whole- 
sale trade.  They  do  not  include  sales  by  manufacturing 
plants,  general  administrative  offices  of  manufacturers, 
retailers,  and  other  businesses  whose  primary  activity  is 
other  than  wholesale  trade. 

Some  establishments  included  in  Wholesale  Trade 
(such  as  buying  brokers,  pin-chasing  agents,  syndicate 
buyers,  country  grain  elevators,  and  cream  stations) 
are  engaged  chiefly  in  buying  from  the  trade  or  public  for 
clients  or  for  parent  organizations,  selling  being  incidental 
or  nonexistent.  These  establishments  reported  pm-chases 
in  lieu  of  sales.  Sales  as  shown  for  agents  and  brokers 
represent  the  selling  value  of  the  goods  in  the  transactions 
negotiated. 

Operating  expenses. — Total  operating  expenses,  some- 
times referred  to  as  "overhead,"  includes  all  expenses 
incurred  during  the  census  year  by  the  reporting  estab- 
lishment. It  includes  pay  roll  as  well  as  other  overhead 
expenses,  but  not  the  cost  of  merchandise  sold,  nor  does 
it  include  withdrawals  by  owners  of  imincorporated  busi- 
nesses. It  covers  such  items  as  administrative,  selling, 
warehousing,  delivery,  occupancy,  and  miscellaneous 
expenses. 

For  agents,  brokers,  and  conmiission  petroleum  bulk 
stations  the  entries  under  the  heading  "Operating  ex- 
penses" in  tables  IC  and  IE  for  1948  represent  the 
amount  of  brokerage  or  commissions  received  rather 
than  overhead  expenses  incurred. 


Pay  roll. — Pay  roll  includes  all  compensations  (sala- 
ries, wages,  commissions,  and  bonuses)  paid  during  the 
specified  period  to  all  employees.  For  corporations,  it 
includes  amounts  paid  to  officers  and  executives;  it  does 
not  include  compensation  for  proprietors  or  firm  mem- 
bers of  unincorporated  businesses.  Pay  roll  is  reported 
before  deductions  for  social  security,  income  tax  with- 
holding, insurance,  dues,  etc. 

Pay  roll — entire  year. — All  amounts  paid  during  the 
census  year  to  employees  are  included  in  this  item. 

Pay  roll — specified  workweeks. — All  amounts  paid  to 
employees  on  pay  rolls  for  the  workweek  ending  nearest 
March  15,  July  15,  and  November  15  are  included  in  these 
items.  Provision  was  made  for  reporting  pay  roll  ad- 
justed to  the  workweek  where  the  pay  period  was  on  other 
than  a  workweek  basis,  and  also  for  reporting  on  a  work- 


week basis  commission  and  bonus  payments.  However, 
for  a  number  of  establishments  annual  pay  roll  figures 
included  amounts  not  allocated  to  weekly  pay  rolls. 

Active  proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. — 
Active  proprietors  include  o^vners  or  partners  of  unincor- 
porated businesses  who  devoted  the  major  portion  of  their 
time  to  the  operation  of  the  business  duringNovember  1948. 

Paid  employees. — Paid  employees  consist  of  the  num- 
ber of  employees  including  salaried  officers  and  execu- 
tives of  corporations  who  were  on  the  pay  roll  for  the 
specified  workweeks. 

Stocks  on  hand. — Stocks  are  defined  as  the  inventory, 
at  cost  value,  of  merchandise  on  hand  for  sale  as  of  the 
end  of  1948.  Goods  owned  and  out-on-consignment  are 
included  but  not  the  value  of  merchandise  of  others  held 
for  sale  on  consignment. 


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LIST  OF  CORRECTIONS 


This  volume  has  been  prepared  primarily  by  assembling 
and  binding  the  statistical  portions  of  previously  issued 
Area  Bulletins  for  the  United  States,  States,  the  District 
of  Columbia,  and  Territories.  This  publication  plan 
was  adopted  to  conserve  public  funds  and  expedite  the 
issuance  of  the  volume.  The  corrections  appearing  be- 
low represent  changes  which  would  ordinarily  have  been 
made  if  the  voliune  had  been  prepared  by  reprinting  the 


contents  of  all  bulletins.  It  was  found  desirable  to 
reprint  completely  the  following  Bulletins  for  volume 
publication:  Arizona,  California,  Tennessee,  Alaska,  and 
Hawaii.  In  these  cases,  some  figures  will  differ  from 
those  shown  in  the  Bulletins  as  originally  issued.  Differ- 
ences of  1  in  totals  for  the  same  item  appearing  in  differ- 
ent tables  have  not  been  listed  where  they  are  caused  by 
rounding. 


["Line"  and  "Column"  Indicate  the  position  of  the  item  on  a  page.    Thus  "line  10"  means  the  tenth  line  from  top  of  the  table  stuh,  counting  every  line  on  which  printing  appears 
regardless  of  presence  of  entries  In  field.    "Column  5"  means  fifth  column  from  the  left,  not  counting  the  stub  column] 


State 

Page 

Table 
No. 

Line  No. 

Title 

Column 

Change  from — 

To- 

United  States  Summary. 

0.10... 
0.10-.- 

0.16--- 

0.18.... 
1.06.-- 

1.07... 

3.02... 

5.05... 

9.10... 

10.07-- 
10.08.. 
11.04.. 
12.  14.. 
12.19.- 
12.19.. 
18.03.. 
22.02.- 
24.12-- 
24.14-- 

25.  02-. 
25.02-- 
29.02-- 
29.08-- 
30.04-- 
33.02.- 

36.01- 
36.02.. 

37.18.. 

38.03- 

39.04.. 
39.04.. 
44.03.- 
45.  02.. 

45.03-- 

45.05.- 
48.02- 
48.02.. 

49.03-- 
49.03.. 

IE 

IE 

IE 

IF 

103 

103 

101 

103 

104 

103 

103 

104 

104 

104 

104 

102 

101 

104 

104 

101 

101 

101 

104 

103 

101 

104 

101 

103 

101 

102 

102 

103 

101 

101 

103 

101 

101 

103 

103 

5 

Wholesale  merchants,  iobbers 

1 

2 

133, 121 

133,  123. 

6 

Converters  (textile)      

64,  467,  297   .     - 

64,  469,  433. 

3 

5 

80,056,110 - 

4,431,730 - 

8,  056,  272. 
4,  431,  812. 

7 

1,297,449                 

1,  297,  457. 

8 

1,340,469 -- 

1,340,472. 

9 

1,  364,  135                - 

1,  354,  143. 

10 

78,199,301.       -- 

78,  201 ,  066. 

11 

82,191,050            -- 

82,  192,  588. 

12 

84,  24fi,  177.   -- 

84,  247,  979. 

13 

6,  941,  417          

5,  940,  650. 

Do 

1.- 

1,136 -- 

1,  134. 

2..- 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices— Continued. 

2 

1,  766,  279       

1,  764,  143. 

3 

157,708 

157,  646. 

6 

82,057 

81,  976. 

7 

11,  677                                 -   - 

11,  669. 

g 

11,  769 -- 

11,  766. 

9 

12,  254 

12,  246. 

10.- - 

1,  387,33'5 

1,355,341 --- 

1,  385,  571. 

11 

1,  353,  803. 

12.- 

13 

1,384,313 

189,632 

Manufacturers'    sales 
oflJces— Continued. 

188,68,801 -. 

1,382.  511. 
190,  499. 

Do 

Stub 

o 

Delete       "Manufacturers' 

Do 

1 

39 

sales  offices— Contin- 
ued." 
183,  688,  801. 

Covington  County— Remainder   of 

county. 
Limestone    County— Remainder  of 

county. 
Transportation  (excluding  automotive) 

equipment,  supplies. 
State,  total-- -----  ..-- 

10 -- 

(x) -.. 

3,  068. 

12 

10 

(I)..- -- 

2,  652. 

Arkansas 

Colorado  

Thirteenth  from  bot- 
tom. 

1  --- 

2- 

32-- 

33  -. 

11  ... 

336 -.. 

Blank 

034 

Newman..- 

536. 

7,  8,  9 
and  10. 

5 -- 

Stub 

7 

6 -- 

\ 

Denver    (county)     (coextensive    with 

Denver  (city)). 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Assemblers    (mainly    farm    products), 

total. 

■    •    • 

Florida 

Twelfth   from   bot- 
tom. 
Sixth  from  bottom.. 
Second  from  bottom. 

22 

27 

1,  034. 
Newnan, 

Dublin 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

(i)  9        

9. 

Idaho 

61,000 

16,000. 

Illinois 

Farm  products  (edible) 

6     ..       

3 

47,02 

Illegible 

47,  021. 

Fifth  from  bottom.. 
Sixth  from  bottom . . 
5  -. 

22 

48. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Tobacco  and  products  (excluding  leaf) . . 

3 -.- 

12.-- 

10       -  . 

100. 

Maine 

4,-1 

4,111. 

11 - 

1,911,877 

1,  991,  877. 

41         

Stub -. 

Stub 

13 

Green  County 

Greene  County 

4 

St.  Louis  City,  total 

St.  Louis  City,  total 

16,686. 

St.  Louis  City,  total  (Not 
part  of  St.  Louis  County). 
10,  986. 

Sixth  from  bottom. - 
21 

13 

6 

64. 

6 

'3,405 - - - 

3,  472. 

50 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units - 

2 

10 

(i) -- - 

(X) 

North  Dakota  ." 

First  line  col.  head.. 
Last  line 

Operating  expenses  (including  pay  roll)-. 
Multnomah 

3  and  4 

Contents 

3  and  4- 

Title 

3  and  4 

5-- 

Operating    expenses    (in- 
cluding pay  roll). 
Multnomah 

Operating   expenses    (in- 
cluding pay  roll). 

Table  103.— Counties  and 
cities    of   5,000   inhabi- 
tants    or     more — Con- 
tinued. 

Operating    expenses    (in- 
cluding pay  roll) . 

1,374 

Operating   expenses  '    (in- 

Oregon 

cluding  pay  roll). 
Multnomah  County. 

First    line    column 

head. 
Title --- 

Operating  expenses  (including  pay  roll) . . 

Table  103.— Counties  and  cities  of  5,000 
inhabitants  or  more— Continued. 

Operating  expenses  (mcluding  pay  roll)_ 
Wholesale  establishments - 

Operating   expenses  i    (in- 
cluding pay  roll). 
Add     footnote     (')     after 

Rhode  Island       

First    line    column 

head. 
27 

word  "More." 
Operating   expenses  '    (in- 

South Carolina 

cluding  pay  roll). 
3, 174. 

Tenth  from  bottom.. 
22 

2 

1,012- 

1,  012. 

10 

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UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

14.  Wholesale  Establishments  and  Administrative  Offices — United  States,  by  type  of  operation 

and  kind  of  business,  1948:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.02 

IB  Wholesale  Establishments  and  Administrative  Offices — Geographic  division  and  State  194-8: 

Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.04 

IC  Wholesale  Establishments — United  States,  by  kind  of  operation  and  kind  of  business,  1948, 

1939,  and  1"29:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  and  stocks 0.05 

ID  Wholesale  Establishments — Geographic  division  and  State,  1948,  1939,  and  1929:   Establish- 
ments, sales,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.09 

IE  Wholesale  Establishments — United  States,  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business,  1948: 

Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks 0.10 

IF  Wholesale  Establishments — Type  of  operation,  by  geographic  division  and  State,  1948: 

Establishments  and  sales 0.18 

IG  Merchant  wholesalers — Kind  of  business,  by  geographic  division  and  State,  1948:   Establish- 
ments and  sales 0.19 

IH  Merchant  wholesalers — Kind  of  business,  by  selected  standard  metropolitan  areas,  1948: 

Establishments  and  sales 0.25 

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UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


0.05 


Table  1  C— WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS— UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS: 

1948,  1939,  AND  1929 

ESTAfiUSHUENTS,  SALES,  EXPENSES,  PAY  ROLX,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS 


Type  cf  opaaocn  and  kind  of  busine&s 


Establishments 
(>fumbCT) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Operating 
expenses 
{inc.  pay 

roll), 
percent 
of  sales 


1929 


1939 


1929 


1948'  1939 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thotisand  dollars) 


1948 


1939 


Active 

propnetors* 

Wumber) 


Nov. 
1948 


Paid  employees, 
workweek  ended 
nearest  Nov.  15 

(^lumber) 


Stocks  on  hand, 

end  of  year, 

at  co«t 

(TTiousand  dollars) 


./  1948 


1939 


1948 


United  States,  total. 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 


168,262 


188,688,801 


54,888,480 


66,739,607 


7,990,713 


163,490 


1,605,347 


10,167p05 


3,847,552 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches, 
offices,  total 


23,768 


17,926 


16,863 


79,766,539 


52,738,577 


22,537,832 


14,253,609 


5,064,381 


1,921,654 


1,498,353 


71,924 


1,507,990 


948,601 


7,206,834 

1,749,770 


2,620,862 
689,251 


Sales  branches    (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks)... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals, 

A«^nts,  brokers 

Asseobiers  (mainly  fam  products].. 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  (seats.. 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  (seat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 


15,716 
8,052 

29,451 
24,361 
19,268 


146,518 


12,844 
5,082 
30,825 
a,083 
28,931 


100,961 


19,611 
18,467 
34, 143 


79,178 


29,229,717 
23,508,860 

10,615,650 
34,610,092 
10,957,893 


79,766,589 


9,610,329 
4,643,280 

3,807,908 

11,779,499 

2,509,632 


22,537,832 


2,390,213 
14,517,239 
4,452,099 


29,205,174 


10.0 
4.3 

9.0 
2.6 


12.5 
6.9 

11.0 
2.8 
9.3 


,501,413 
420,241 

345,847 
350,148 
308,683 


533,930 
131,949 

156,366 
162,692 
106,586 


1,493,353 


527 
254 

23,952 
21,820 
10,114 


106,823 


260 
125 

23,061 
18,603 
19,493 


71,924 


411,725 
89,890 

112,466 
101,650 
159,068 


1,507,990 


267,514 
47,574 

99,956 
92,522 
149,180 


948,601 


1,749,770 

709,205 
68,829 
432,367 


7,206,834 


639,251 


235,596 

83,724 
213,119 


17,345 


15,681 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables   (fresh). 


4,265 
2,077 
1,233 
3,507 
6,263 

13,539 


3,942 
2,089 
1,132 
2,552 
5,916 

10,945 


15,224 


5,748 
2,028 
1,316 
2,225 
3,907 

8,972 


11,356,733 


3,940,781 


5,799,121 

377,047 

393,662 

1,999,476 

2,787,432 

7,500,941 


2,185,736 
132,632 
131,248 
519,593 
971,522 

2,110,766 


5.386,861 


2,938,579 
250,008 
205,331 
689,977 

1,302,966 

3,061,240 


13 
11.9 
15.6 
7.4 
9.7 

11.6 


11.3 


549,042 


9.5 
13.2 
19.9 
11.1 
14.1 

13.0 


285,414 
24,438 
30,070 
32,098 

127,022 

463,551 


224,394 


6,663 
6,371 


4,559 
6,386 


3,276 
5,696 


4,273,743 
3,222,193 


967,914 
1,142,852 


1,395,858 
1,665,382 


13.0 
9.8 


16.0 
10.5 


305,494 
153,057 


112,922 
8,051 
12,236 
29,196 
61,939 

132,283 


13,739 


76,389 
55,894 


2,091 
2,004 
1,138 
3,500 
5,056 

13,460 


11,846 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 

Beer,   ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


5,668 
1,527 


4,312 
1,420 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty 

lines) 

Industrial  chemicals, explosives 
Paints ,  varnishes 


n.a 
2,376 


1,550,562 
2,519,167 


502,111 
747,053 


lJ72 
8.9 


11.3 


947,962 


1,902 
1,139 
1,277 


Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,   furnishings,   foolwear 
Dry  goods    (general  line).... 
Dry  goods  specialties,  piece 

goods,  notions 

Piece  goods  converters 


1,3a 
746 
934 

2,717 

3,275 


707 
570 
605 

1,721 

7,333 


521,476 
690,019 
221,361 

2,529,576 

5,727,719 


5,133 
182 


5,234 
1,134 


4,173 
222 


3,244 
631 


3,577 
867 


2,735 
204 


1,558,536 
457,242 


1,947,793 
1,764,143 


157,190 
200,719 
80,283 

1,106,215 

1,888,952 


407,192 

127,766 
233,476 
129.528 


106,493 
117,364 


186,477 


22.4 
13.4 
22.6 

5.2 

11.8 


26.5 

15.0 
24.4 

4.9 

13.1 


65,836 

46,810 
45,839 
27,992 

75,456 

346,731 


31,938 
41,739 


69,096 


5,823 
7,637 


5,422 


1,558 
2,004 
981 
2,503 
4,800 

10,296 


182,847 


153,704 


94,434 
9,609 
11,167 
25,127 
42,510 

155,933 


76,616 
7,075 
9,022 
18,771 
42,220 

94,  a2 


890,204 


598,773 
25,086 
16,274 
34,034 

216,037 

144,524 


3,615 
6,681 


700,501 
206,983 


556,301 
425,167 


Furniture,  honie  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office). 
HOQe  furnishings,  floor  cover- 
ings  


1,104,149 
569,532 


928,629 
215,432 


494,777 


14.2 
13.0 


12.2 
8.9 


14.4 
15.1 


13.4 
9.7 


111,332 
36,360 


117,064 
81,975 


113,3fe2 


27,504 

17,525 
14,087 
9,980 

26,946 

126,554 


4,326 
596 

2,637 


49,471 
18,051 

37,963 
21,069 

33,372 


37 

1,338 
518 
744 

2,743 

9,294 


653 


1,598 


103,476 
52,457 


63,637 


4,490 
67 


4,250 
487 


39 

774 
321 
464 

2,337 

6,399 


34,467 
29,170 

56,042 


52,342 

41,870 


46,211 


22,127 

14,6«3 

10,696 

3,536 

26,143 

79,451 


23,359 
22,852 

40,226 


92,119 
52,405 


374,745 


70,229 
304,516 


16,811 

11,453 
5,954 
6,008 

13,785 

68,986 


3,444 
124 


2,544 
287 


Paper  and  its  products 

Paper  (exc.  stationery  and 

wallpaper ) 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 
Wallpaper 


2,640 
4,044 


1,781 
2,898 


1,229 
2,297 


935, a5 
1,901,747 


312,276 
574,973 


126,846 

367,931 
704,383 


15.3 
15.5 


16.6 
17.2 


43,160 

75,202 
179,649 


6,322 

27,050 
56,490 


1,923 
2,401 


i,ai 

1,693 


Farm  products   (raw  materials). 


Automotive 

AutciDObiles,  other  motor 


2,904 
330 
260 

2,594 
U,693 


2,102 
515 
281 

2,086 
7,813 


1,645 
427 
225 

3,400 
3,451 


1,688,542 

130,867 

32,338 

6,903,993 
4,091,589 


507,699 
46,551 
20,723 

1,628,706 
1,055,387 


606,936 
66,592 
30,860 

3,697,456 
1,383,057 


13.9 
26.6 
33.6 

3.6 
17.8 


16.0 
24.0 
33.4 

6.9 
17.5 


144,259 

30,001 

5,389 

90,860 
424,634 


46,394 
6,376 
3,220 

37,371 
100,927 


1,734 
565 
102 

2,024 
10,130 


1,247 
330 
116 

1,569 
5,236 


vehicles . 
Automotive  equipn^nt,  tires 
aul  tubes 


2,270 
12,423 


Electrical  goods 

Electrical  goods   (general  line) 
Wiring  supplies,   construction 
materials,  apparatus,  and 

equipment 

Electrical  appliances, 
specialties 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating... 

Hardware 

Pluidjing,  heating  equipment, 
siipplies 


Lumber,  construction  materials.. 

Lumber ,  oillwork 

Other  construction  materials... 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Cconercial  machines,  equipment. 
Construction  machinery, 

equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 
Industrial  machinery,equipment, 

supplies 

Professional  equipment, supplies 
Service  establishment  equipoent, 

supplies 

Transportation  (excautoaotive) 

equipoent,  supplies 


540 

2,385 
2,513 
5,901 


n.a. 
n.a. 
3,072 


n.a. 
n.a. 
2,182 


1,450,871 
2,640,718 
4,424,566 


n.a 

n.a 

846,689 


10.0 
22.0 
12.7 


455 

1,162 
1,455 
3,568 


863 

433 

336 

2,953 


1,521,374 

864,672 
2,033,020 
3.826,957 


300,377 

150,952 
336,695 
971,975 


2,153 
3,748 
5,890 


1,343 
2,225 
3,303 


1,249 
1,704 
3,774 


2,013,997 
1,812,960 
3,934,736 


592,000 
379,975 
804,392 


3,312 
2,573 


21,430 


1,670 
1,633 


11,270 


1,688 
2,086 


2,793,620 
1,141,116 


487,610 
316,782 


4,314 


936 
883 


7,304 
2,596 


4,240 
657 


1,643 


404 
319 


4,018 
1,634 


3,008 
244 


812 


252 
208 


3,004 
952 


1,574 
186 


870,025 

786,561 
485,297 

2,999,939 
571,154 

767,142 

251,204 


96,556 
59,395 


640,936 
172,355 


268,725 
65,082 


367,901 

83,117 

395,671 

1.212,738 


10.2 

16.2 
13.1 
15.4 


U. 

13.3 
13.6 
13.4 


79,398 
345,236 
321,918 


92,550 

81,426 
147,942 
361,684 


71,599 


1,501 
8,629 
2,877 


n.a. 
n.a. 
1,555 


23,635 

15,150 

32,814 

102,030 


33 

1,501 
1,343 
3.133 


714,523 

498,210 

1.283,891 


15.6 
15.1 
14.0 


18.4 
18.4 
15.2 


772,446 
511,445 


10.3 
22.0 


12.8 
19.0 


203,852 
157,832 
303,907 


168,222 
135,685 


64,556 
37,474 
63,029 


1,259 
1,879 
2,972 


-T9 

689 

817 

1,643 


607 
1,036 
1,493 


32,070 
30,959 


1,713 
1,259 


13,480 


808 
690 


56,171 
58,351 


685,719 
135,188 


166,402 
50,546 


16.5 
11.6 


16.0 
25.6 


19.0 
19.7 


20.1 
16.5 


17.3 
28.8 


20.1 
17.9 


112,506 


74,349 
23,563 


269,660 
38,750 


75,640 
24,471 


17,670 

10,525 
4,364 

61,028 
29,635 

27,403 

6,063 


3,537 


344 
521 


3,973 
1,480 


3,312 
313 


144 
163 


1,991 
766 


2,256 
39 


29,578 
9,322 


27,805 
12,246 


27,109 
11,377 


21,U2 
9,358 


117,360 

61,283 
51,078 
34,896 

115,748 

672,545 


197,197 
68,967 


215,332 
190,499 


163.240 


20,640 
49,067 


15,026 
31,912 


45,772 

117,468 
194,829 


37,221 

10,063 

1,733 

24,563 
U6,329 


24,932 
4,806 
2,174 

27,712 
67,380 


24,234 

112,095 

90,448 


26,305 

23,151 
40,992 

102,740 


n.a 

n.a 

38,592 


12,012 

3,999 
17,581 
62,715 


59,359 
43,381 
87,064 


47,269 
39,795 


139,617 


40,180 
22,535 
37,420 


32,722 


17,832 
3,152 


72,763 
29,198 


23,057 
5,893 


18,188 
19,232 


39,779 


U,299 


5,059 
2,866 


33,137 
17,972 


16,832 
2,564 


161,033 

27,731 
6,065 

465,422 
606,650 


122,055 
484,595 
514,371 


180,193 

108,855 
225,823 
626,816 


366,191 
260,625 
277,077 


197,596 
79,481 


944.  m 


120,325 


132,060 
57,762 


401,110 
90,834 


111,313 
30,707 


432,385 

300,018 

9,440 

6,601 

10,838 

105,988 

47,466 


25,743 
21,723 


la,471 
19,869 


114,569 


56,734 

20,216 
23,224 
14,395 

49,427 

275,753 


37,030 
39,928 


84,897 
63,898 


70,838 


9,507 

61,331 
74,566 


64,245 
5,932 
4,389 

284,679 
141,134 


n.a. 

n.a. 

83,485 
26,988 


20,037 
36,410 
209.776 


146,595 
63,181 
80.308 


46,629 
33,679 


236.155 


18,504 


15,902 
7,490 


104,720 
32,833 


47,452 
9,254 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


0.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  1  C— WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS— UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS: 

1948,  1939,  AND  1929— Continued 

ESTABUSHMEN15,  SalES,  EXPENSES,  PaY  RolL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS 


Type  at  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Establishments 
(^iumber) 

Sales,  entire  year 
(Thotwand  dollars) 

Operating 
expenses 
(inc.  pay 

roU), 
percent 
of  sales 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dolldrs) 

Active 
propnetors  * 

(Number) 

Paid  employees, 
workweek  ended 
neatest  Nov.  15 

(Humhcr) 

Stocks  on  hand. 

end  of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand  dollars) 

1948 

1939 

1929 

1948 

1939 

1929 

1948' 

1939 

1948 

1939 

Nov. 
1948 

1939 

1948 

1939 

1948 

19J9 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business—Con. 
Merchant  wholesalers — Con. 

1,303 

1,017 

856 

2,036,715 

515,975 

672,531 

12.1 

12.0 

137,293 

32,620 

827 

479 

33,568 

17,226 

192,446 

63,741 

Iron,    steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,   metal  work.. 

Waste  materials 

1,545 
258 

7,717 

S53 
164 

6,059 

5S0 
276 

3,919 

i;551,841 
504,874 

2,699,300 

304,440 
211,535 

656,000 

278,023 
394,558 

474,453 

13.7 
7.2 

11.9 

16. b 
5.2 

14.7 

116,112 
21,181 

167,546 

27,137 
5,483 

46,040 

725 
102 

7,410 

409 
70 

5,956 

28,516 
5,052 

59,817 

14,607 
2,619 

46j423 

156,207 
36,239 

103,078 

17,197 
57,201 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials... 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

3,054 
4,663 

15,688 

i;869 
4,190 

10,508 

600 
3,319 

11,932 

1,699,428 
999,872 

8,413,740 

334,136 
321,864 

2,630,874 

207,759 
266,694 

4,094,250 

9.6 
15.6 

9.9 

12.7 
16.8 

11.2 

85,058 
32,488 

438,965 

18,949 
27,091 

144,232 

2,744 
4,666 

11,477 

1,741 
4,215 

7,332 

27,931 
31,836 

138,532 

17,802 
28,621 

88,501 

52,608 
50,470 

655,911 

22,808 
34,393 

277,408 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

2,226 
1,601 
982 
1,658 
3,391 
1,196 

4,634 
15,716 

1,128 
866 
919 
1,477 
1,805 
1,275 

3,038 
12,844 

581 

421 

824 

1,158 

1,666 

3,114 

4,163 
n.a. 

566,754 
459,950 
2,077,284 
1,271,599 
799,012 
750,220 

2,488,921 
29,229,717 

124;479 
168,572 
512,835 
333,844 
234,054 
196,734 

1,060,356 
9,610.329 

90,239 
127 ,546 
679,103 
539,695 
355,086 
723,968 

1,528,613 
n.a. 

17.2 
18.0 
4.2 
9.0 
15.1 
8.6 

10.6 
10.0 

20.2 
18.2 
8.1 
13.6 
17.6 
12.3 

8.0 
12.5 

50,044 
51,837 
46,303 
58,936 
62,943 
30,807 

138,095 
1,501,413 

12,322 
17,388 
19,667 
19,784 
19,741 
11,525 

43,805 
533,930 

1,742 
1,040 

261 
1,146 
3,183 

705 

3,400 
527 

800 
497 
293 
1,075 
1,554 
817 

2,286 
260 

16,094 
22,449 
11,311 
20,7X 
16,506 
8,822 

42,616 
411,725 

8,030 
12,635 

9,702 
14,431 
10,170 

6,799 

26,734 
267.514 

71,398 
28,049 
64,630 
89,965 
156,782 
34,060 

211,027 
1,749,770 

19,847 

9,300 

31,541 

44,587 

55,172 

10,408 

Merchant  wholesalers,  mis^ella- 

105,453 

(wlth  stocks),  total 

589,251 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.. 

3,138 

2,592 

6,802,136 

2,333,306 

6.8 

11.1 

212,563 

104,219 

16 

31 

65,866 

59,154 

231,804 

95,974 

— nr 

734 
2,271 

707 

254 

55- 

924 
1,612 

510 

409 

355,338 

2,770,342 
3,676,456 

880,074 

748,346 

6i;ooi 

1,076,480 
1,195,825 

199,200 

274 , 265 

12.0 
4.2 
3.3 

13.4 

10.3 

13.9 
6.8 
14.9 

17.2 

19.1 

14,924 
65,731 
131,908 

60,977 

32,165 

2,602 
39,510 
62,107 

11,321 

15,532 

6 
6 
4 

12 

16 

5 
6 
20 

3 

5 

4,210 
22,769 
38,887 

17,632 

8,378 

25,373 
32,332 

6,554 

6,487 

70,576 
145,403 

32,932 

22.607 

30,421 

Other  grocery,   food  specialties 

61,204 
11,313 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 

10,810 

l96 
58 

1,426 

320 
89 

900 

219,775 
528,571 

2,328,669 

31,587 
192,678 

758,232 

17.3 
7.4 

13.0 

22.3 

17.7 

13.2 

22,106 
10,059 

125,270 

6,787 
8,745 

51,432 

10 
6 

12 

2 
3 

13 

6,276 
2,102 

31,725 

3,433 
3,054 

22,879 

3,513 
19,094 

147,892 

2,068 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals, allied  products. 

8,742 
63,531 

249 
478 
699 

41 

416 

237 
334 
329 

44 

510 

... 

502,^33 

1,472,119 

353,717 

797,902 

1.573.229 

202,097 
381,767 
174,368 

446,489 

510,384 

21.6 
8.7 
13.3 

6.7 

6.3 

27.6 
12.3 
20.4 

13.9 

1?.3 

46,609 
48,002 
30,659 

7,896 

54.877 

18,269 
18,168 
14,995 

8,437 

31,197 

1 
8 
3 

8 

48 

4 
2 
7 

6 

76 

12,404 

10,512 

8,809 

2,460 

11.453 

8,757 
6,838 
7,284 

4,059 

13,917 

43,514 
62,824 
41,454 

25,358 

121.826 

19,007 

Industrial  chemicals, explosives 

23,915 
20,608 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf). 

11,769 
62.248 

Clothing,   furnishings,   footwear 
Dry  goods,  piece  goods, notions. 

196 
220 

376 

297 

213 

285 

384,498 
1,188,731 

5X,135 

300,302 
210,082 

131,625 

::: 

10.5 
4.9 

10.9 

13.0 
11.2 

14.0 

22,864 
32,013 
29,097 

18,161 
13,036 

8,634 

31 

17 

31 

59 
17 

4 

4,766 
6,687 

7.358 

8,168 
5,749 

3.961 

41,017 
80,809 

22.503 

32,929 
29,319 

11 .724 

Furniture   (household,  office).. 
Home  furnishings,   floor 

a7 

159 

305 

121 

164 
317 

... 

170,008 
364,127 
192,336 

26,221 
105,404 
177,454 

... 

16.0 

8.5 

15.6 

15.3 
13.7 
16.5 

13,511 
15,586 
18,165 

2,321 

6,313 

12,183 

15 
16 

13 

4 
1 

3,285 
4,073 
5,118 

1,219 
2,742 
6,173 

7,922 
14,581 
20,475 

1,979 
9,745 

Paper  and  its  products 

14,361 

Stationery,  office  supplies.... 

184 
121 

700 
669 

125 
192 

n.a. 
393 

60,680 
131,706 

1,571,876 
2,727,808 

14,047 
163,407 

n.a. 
643,067 

21.8 
12.8 

10.3 

9  n 

27.7 
15.5 

7,6 

8,256 
9,909 

91,097 
170,411 

2,185 
9,998 

n.a. 
29,274 

13 

31 
19 

1 

n.a. 
4 

2,340 
2,778 

29,603 
45,952 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
12,608 

6,591 
13,884 

228,437 
122,878 

1,320 
13,041 

Automotive  equipment,   tires 

n.a. 

Electrical  goods 

29.266 

Wiring  supplies,    construction 
materials,  apparatus,  and 

453 

216 
630 

313 

80 
617 

... 

2,516,717 
211,091 
664,527 

619,721 

23,346 
276,045 

: 

9.0 
9.3 

13  n 

7.2 

19.8 
15  9 

160,425 

9,986 
50.493 

26,823 

2,451 
21,207 

13 

6 
33 

2 

2 
9 

42,984 

2,968 
13,773 

11,399 

1,209 
11,946 

102,659 

20,219 
54.732 

26,549 

Electrical  appliances. 

2,717 

33.894 

110 

520 
457 

98 

519 
353 

: 

78,050 

586,477 
613,076 

24,412 

251,633 
238,475 

17.1 

12.5 
16.6 

19.9 

15.5 
14.1 

8,150 

42,343 
56,085 

2,728 

18,47?k 
18,350 

9 

24 
54 

9 
13 

1,609 

12,169 
15,786 

1,495 

10,451 
9,821 

7,964 

46,768 
53.217 

3,451 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment. 

30,433 

Lumber,  construction  materials. . . 

23.484 

iia 

339 
4,847 

74 
279 

3,623 

130,829 
482,247 

4,401.264 

33,603 
204,872 

1,044,245 

11.6 
18.0 

14.0 

16.9 
13.6 

19.3 

7,036 
49,049 

390.724 

16,282 
114,373 

21 
33 

158 

10 

3 

50 

1,736 
14,000 

99,976 

1,314 
8,507 

57.785 

19,915 
33,302 
344,309 

8,073 

Other  construction  materials... 
Machinery,  equipment,   supplies... 

15,411 
145.442 

Commercial  machines,  equipment. 
Construction  machinery. 

1,759 

57 
285 

1,785 
595 

296 

70 
502 

1,017 

26 
328 

1,348 

570 

324 

10 
481 

740,048 

45,807 
1,299,152 

1,811,835 
147,522 

263,023 

93,877 
1.165.376 

150,763 

11,975 
290,972 

399,688 
75,352 

111,438 

4,057 

469.922 

::: 

32.4 

14.5 
6.0 

11.4 
25.5 

11.6 

16.6 

n  5 

33.6 

10.2 
15.6 

15.8 
26.9 

18.0 

23.2 

8.? 

176,388 

3,012 
45,368 

116,511 
23,954 

17,328 

8,163 
50.500 

33,317 

770 
22,632 

34,428 
11,525 

11,201 

500 
19.492 

30 

4 
10 

68 

12 

30 
4 
13 

19 
2 

17 
12 

2 

41,559 

670 
13,828 

29,390 
8,094 

4,347 

2,088 
13.233 

17,194 

257 
12,394 

15,349 
6,882 

5,517 

192 
10.025 

50,186 

5,945 
112,645 

115,279 
22,649 

18,717 

18,888 
107.943 

14,825 

1,212 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 
Industrial  machinery, equipment 

51,075 
50,572 

Professional  equipment, supplies 
Service  establishment  equip- 

9,742 

17,472 

Transportation   (exc.   automotive 

544 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).. 

52.412 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,   metal  work.. 

Other  manufacturers'   sales 
branches 

398 

104 

1.248 

391 

90 

627 

813,009 
352,367 

4,228,913 

366,849 
103,073 

n.a. 

9.8 
5.5 

9.1 

8.5 
7.3 

41,735 
8,765 

151,093 

16,124 
3,368 

D.Q. 

13 
63 

1 

1 

n.a. 

10,829 
2,404 

43,357 

8,411 
1,614 

n.a. 

76,971 
30,972 

212,847 

40,649 
11,763 

n.a. 

Amusement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

173 
75 
16 

188 
37 
27 

732 

119 
62 
6 

122 
31 
56 

231 

"• 

74,643 
88,171 
204,463 
51,110 
24,180 

3,503,217 

94,315 
30,871 
6,461 
52,472 
53,478 
21,262 

n.a. 

13.0 
34.6 
3.5 
9.2 
20.4 
U.5 

8.2 

12.2 
36.8 
19.8 
13.7 
7.6 
21.6 

20,154 
9,790 
1,708 
8,499 
5,693 
1  .619 

6,250 
5,300 
455 
2,723 
2,183 
2,236 

n.a. 

9 

10 
8 

3 
6 
3 

24 

2 

10 

6 

1 

n.a. 

6,500 
3,782 

401 
2,480 
1,250 

404 

28,540 

3,570 

2,591 

224 

1,444 

943 

885 

n.p. 

29,857 
7,333 
7,084 
7,939 
5,042 
1,996 

153,596 

8,632 

6,711 
1,354 

2,957 

3,303 

2,466 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches, 
miscellaneous   products 

103,630 

□.a. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


0.07 


Table  1  C— WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS— UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS: 

1948.  1939,  AND  1929— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SALES,  EXPENSES,  PAY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS 


Type  <tf  opoatian  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
Wumbw) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldri) 


Operating 
expenses 
(inc.  pay 

roU), 
percent 
of  sales 


1939 


1939 


194*  1939 


Pay  roU,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


ims 


1939 


Active 
proprietors  * 

CNumber) 


Nov. 
1948 


Paid  employees, 
workweek  ended 
t  Nov.  15 


CNumier) 


Stocks  on  hand, 

end  of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand  dollars) 


1948 


1939 


Type  by  Kind  of  Buslress — Con. 

Hanuf acturers '  sales  offices 

(uithout  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Confectionery 

Heats,  meat  products 

OtJier  grocery,  food  specialties 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals, explosives 
Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaT). 

Dz7  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 
Dry  goods,  piece  goods, notions. 

Furniture ,  hone  f^imishings 

Furniture  (household,  office).. 
Hcoe  furnishings,  floor 
coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies.... 
Other  paper  products 

Autofflotive  equipment,  tires 
and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  construction 
Biaterials,  apparatus,  and 
equipment 

Electrical  appliances, 
specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment 
supplies 

Luster,  construction  materials... 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials... 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Commercial  machines, equipEDent.. 

Construction  machinery, 
equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery, equipment. 

Industrial  machinery,  equip- 
ment, supplies 

Professional  equipment, supplies 

Service  establishment  equip- 
ment, supplies 

Transportation  (exc. automotive) 
equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).. 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work. . 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Anusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices, 
miscellaneous  products 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 
Groceries,  foods  (exc.  as 

specified  ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals, alllea  products. 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals, explosives 
Paints,  varnishes. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5,082 

Toy 


18 

22 
336 

16 
101 


16 
790 


78 
291 
75 


54 
124 


318 
294 


241 
131 


25 
338 
405 


143 
657 


29 

93 

187 


51 
252 


556 

101 

_43a 


189 
63 
265 


370 
423 


210 
334 


54 
369 


51 
283 


"330 
49 


1,255 
81 


652 
57 


729 
218 


455 
75 


Si 

127 

64 

36 
56 


_23.,.508.Sifl_ 


1,165,153 


4,643j280, 


69,686 

39,166 

1,056,301 

74,(>;9 
982,848 

1,297,271 


~S6;37r 


189, 6f 7 
974,573 
133,031 

897,100 

1.401,729 


2,199 

U,331 

329,845 

21,632 
132,530 

299,150 


459,732 
941,997 

363,769 


50,153 

219,256 

29,741 

279,863 

341,970 


19,120 

344,649 

1,211,165 


121,306 
220,664 

67,840 


58,752 
139,321 
1,013,092 


268,091 
1,646,670 


4,399 
63,441 
187.434 


29,794 
12,085 
145,555 


60,046 
217,758 


925,223 
721,44.7 
537,222 


171,363 
46,395 
57,877 


71,554 

465,668 

1,079,366 


81,907 
997,459 

2,562,915 


16,088 
41,789 
260,790 


17,659 
243,131 


84;027 

63,220 
210,828 

1,915,550 
67,882 

22,641 

198,767 

6.254.806 


22,115 

8,074 
42 

344,337 
3,964 

20,442 

110,467 
1.647.674 


5,410,524 
844,282 


357     231 
24,361  21,083 


3,171 


2,883 

1A7 

58 

83 

1,155 


195 
960 


182 
251 
66 


18,467 


13S7637 
54,431 
361,539 
114,755 
44,823 

3,052,521 

34,610,092 


1,395,969 
251,705 


212,850 


13,749 
U,337 
16,199 
11,696 
9,569 

148,300 

11,779,499 


4..3  ^6x9 
579  17:5 


_ii0.ail 


131.949 


?53 

5.9 

17.9 

10.2 
13.4 


1,026 

578 

26,794 

1,965 
14,038 


13.0 
10.3 
11.6 


22.3 
15.0 
22.5 

1.1 

7.1 


10.1 
5.4 


97393 

30,789 
5,712 


40,333 


— mr 

381 
15,477 

548 
4,541 

14,173 


_J14 
3 


~7,'933 


"237" 

157 

7,489 

581 
2,894 

12,264 


33 

155 

7,001 

270 
1,636 


2,985 
8,906 
2,282 


12,519 


19,671 
20,662 

10,211 


6,440 
6,079 

2,878 


2,140 
8,728 
1,396 

1,875 

7,098 


3,521 
3,577 


1,059 

3,253 

825 

1,082 

4,219 


2,173 
2,046 

982 


9,304 
43,506 


383 
2,495 
6,442 


1,922 
8,403 


4.0 
20.5 
4.3 


3.7 

U.5 

5.3 


11.0 
4.7 


1,172 
23,402 
13,932 


8,052 
20,164 


594 
1,140 
4,708 


2,163 
5,475 


172 
4,545 
3,691 

2,029 
3,873 


150 

832 

2,016 


170 
422 
1,424 


844 
1,738 


4.3 
12.1 


3:4 
13.5 
10.6 


14,971 

5,193 

13,083 


13.3 

10.3 


2,073 


30,205 


4,290 
1,185 


3,494 


1,913 
28,292 


713 
2,731 
12,777 


3,033 
340 
2,968 


13.7 

a.4 

8.0 
17.1 

11.7 

5.8 

2.1 


14,568 

1,605 
3,281 

44,392 
2,609 


1,137 
U,640 


22,012 


~306 
2,162 
6,544 


1,419 

319 

1.378 


326 
6,218 


232 
1,146 
4,449 


474 
3,975 


2,309 


607 
5 


14,679 
379 


1,320 


2.7 


8.0 


38,364 
10,636 


39,318 


15,655 
3,422 


7,746 


268 
737 

8,847 
516 

180 

356 

9.732 


14,517,239 


5.3 
10 
2.2 
6.7 
5.6 

2.4 

2.6 


12.8 
13.3 
2.8 
7.1 
6.6 

7.4 

2.3 


3,412 
3,933 
3,464 
2,362 
1,795 

24,352 


858 
1,588 
245 
422 
446 

4,187 

162,692 


7,161 
2,571 


7,592 


255 
2 

4,911 
175 

523 

686 

6.022 


12 
21,820 


3 
18,603 


643 
700 
677 
570 
233 

4,769 

101,650 


4,967 
1,055 

2,861 


301 
942 
58 
139 
105 

1,316 

92,522 


68,829 


33,724 


2,733 


2,296 


5,437,102 


2,109,490 


2,331,805 


45,285 


19,123 


2,933 


2,422 


10,962 


9,002 


12,638 


2,514 
65 
70 
34 

1,426 


1,961 

94 

111 

130 

1,721 


4,740,299 
100,226 
32,460 

614,117 

1,778,371 


1,966,086 

15,978 

11,811 

115,615 

1,039,557 


2,139,340 

U,165 

34,030 

145,270 

n.a. 


284 
1,1A2 


340 
1,381 


337,457 
1,390,914 


273,775 
765,782 


42,354 

1,221 

616 

1,094 

25,069 


17,974 
215 
362 
572 

17,850 


2,639 
160 
49 
90 

933 


2,523 
22,546 


3,577 
14,273 


161 

772 


2,224 
60 
53 

35 

1,113 


178 
935 


10,258 
304 
165 
235 

7,440 


n.a. 
102 
196 
279 


786 
6,654 


8,551 

34 

376 

41 

3,640 


n.a. 
n.a 


705 
2,935 


11,935 

2 

73 

628 

5.749 


n.a. 
n.a. 


147 

241 

90 


265 
238 
65 


11,839 
52,348 


392,648 


90,155 
270,335 
32,153 


4,316 
25,735 


150.792 


n.a. 
n.a. 


124 
603 


34,546 
101,598 
1A,643 


166,395 
12,591 


2,332 

4,409 

540 


60 
411 


4,032 


1,518 
2,a8 
296 


146 

168 

54 


173 
69 


36 
135 


1,625 


136 
424 


3,788 
1,961 


_S61 

11 
350 


-SJ5 
842 
141 


1,772 

757 

934 
46 


1,427 

RT 

1,120 
116 


1,519 

352 

1,093 
34 


0.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  1  C— WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS— UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS: 

1948,  1939,  AND  1929— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SALES,  EXPENSES,  Pay  RolL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS 


Type  <rf  operation  and  land  of  business 

Establishments 
(Number) 

Sales,  entire  year 
(TTioujaTid  dollars) 

Operating 
expenses 
(inc.  pay 

roU), 
percent 
of  sales 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 

Active 
propnetors^ 

(^lumber) 

Paid  employees, 
workweek  ended 
nearest  Nov.  15 

(Number) 

Stocks  on  hand, 

end  of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousdnd  dollarj) 

194« 

1939 

1929 

1948 

1939 

1929 

194S' 

1939 

1948 

1939 

Nov. 
1948 

1939 

1948 

1939 

1948 

1939 

Type  bv  Kind  of  Business — Con. 
Agents,  brokers — Continued 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf). 

19 
3,293 

25 
2,906 

32 

2,141 

5,520 
5,497,838 

16,135 
2j092^00 

4,202 
2,119,502 

3.9 
3.2 

3.6 
2.5 

54 
63,214 

207 
29,340 

20 
3^90 

32 
2,791 

20 
12,117 

78 
11,357 

21 
8,143 

124 
6,447 

Clothing,  furnishings, footwear. 

Dry  goods    (general  line) 

Dry  goods,  specialties,  piece 

1,838 
392 

1,063 

1,045 

1,409 
27 

1,470 

789 

969 
167 

1,005 

679 

1,649,119 
625,591 

3,223,128 

469,963 

439,389 

219,694 

1,433,117 
100,956 

411,916 
273,869 

1,433,717 

161,650 

3.2 
2.3 

3.3 

5.9 

3.2 

1.0 

2.6 
6.5 

19,273 
4,660 

39,281 

9,337 

6,987 
1,474 

20,879 

3,206 

1,846 
360 

884 

984 

1,375 
24 

1,392 

713 

4,811 
1,196 

6,110 

2,221 

3,728 
713 

6,916 

1,807 

1,407 
358 

6,378 

991 

1,075 
105 

5,267 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

682 

Furniture  (household,  office).. 
Home  furnishings,  floor 

561 
407 

259 
530 
470 

311 
368 
336 

204,345 
265,618 
251,077 

35,424 
65,532 
98,607 

77,073 
84,577 
99,384 

6.4 
5.6 
4.2 

7.4 
6.1 

5.1 

3,964 
5,373 
3,904 

1,323 
1,878 
2,694 

460 
524 
340 

240 
473 
362 

896 

1,325 

878 

728 
1,079 
1,132 

329 
662 
512 

332 
350 

Paper  and  its  products 

777 

Sl^tionery,  office  supplies .... 

105 
302 

3,744 

556 

169 
301 

3,135 

331 

130 
206 

2,518 

393 

25;076 
226,001 

11,739,902 

459,614 

9,034 
89,573 

3,206,134 

121,426 

9,662 
89,722 

n.a. 

123,187 

7.3 
3.9 

1.2 

4.8 

11.3 
4.5 

1.7 

3.0 

799 
3,105 

58,287 

8,167 

■'552 
2,142 

26,568 

1,856 

98 
242 

3,705 

489 

142 
220 

3,376 

289 

223 

655 

35,492 
1,823 

323 
809 

n.a. 

862 

219 
293 

13,138 

302 

92 
685 

Farm  products   (raw  materials)... . 

37,397 
648 

62 

494 

1,312 

31 
300 
837 

20 

373 
711 

86,535 
373,079 
683,553 

16,965 
104,461 
130,532 

9,373 
113,309 

2.2 
5.3 
6.? 

2.8 

3.0 
5.4 

791 

7,376 
13,970 

282 

1,574 
3,342 

57 

432 

1,207 

13 

276 
737 

252 
1,571 
3,236 

169 

693 

2,021 

233 

569 
1,872 

72 

Automotive  equipment,   tires 

576 

880 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances. 

945 

367 
1,236 

3S4 
453 
904 

n.a. 
n.a. 

750 

477;29a 
206,255 
468,431 

68;  627 
61,905 
115,060 

n.a. 

n.a. 
121,861 

6.4 
5.7 
7.2 

5.5 
5.3 
5.9 

10,204 
3,766 
12,985 

i;831 
1,511 
3,206 

867 

340 

1,136 

321 
416 
811 

2,307 

929 

2,982 

957 
1,064 
1,872 

1,494 

373 

2,191 

3U 
536 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

935 

497 
739 
788 

392 
512 
944 

344 
406 
952 

227,178 
241,253 
539,286 

61,860 

53,200 

213,760 

71,633 

50,228 

369,512 

6.2 
8.2 

4.7 

4.7 
7.3 
5.1 

4;782 
8,203 
7,888 

i;365 
1,341 
4,928 

470 
666 
654 

361 
450 
752 

1,168 
1,814 
1,901 

784 
1,088 
2,287 

487 
1,704 
2.260 

309 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment. 

626 

Lumber,  construction  materials... 

709 

528 
260 

3,365 

538 
406 

3,061 

482 

470 

2,355 

432,518 
106,768 

1,422,424 

164,629 
49,131 

441,608 

280,706 
88,806 

468,663 

4.1 
7.0 

6.6 

4.4 
7.4 

8.9 

4,786 
3,102 

38,669 

3,118 
1,810 

19,373 

439 

a5 

2,841 

429 
323 

2,521 

1,073 
823 

8,525 

1,348 
939 

9,264 

1,768 
492 

7,966 

374 

Other  construction  materials... 
Machinery,  equipment,   supplies... 

335 
6,520 

Commercial  machines,  equipment. 
Construction  machinery. 

33?l 

82 
64 

2,191 
109 

380 

200 

743 

664 

90 
71 

1,632 
115 

295 

194 

608 

M 

150 
49 

1,411 
78 

156 

164 

417 

ii,<)-ii 

28,603 
28,993 

827,266 
22,124 

258,169 

181,331 

726,293 

i6,009 

16,597 
5,056 

236,197 
13,161 

88,748 

35,840 

359,125 

34,52i 

33,043 
7,877 

264,332 
7,875 

39,753 

81,264 

615,443 

S.5 

7.8 
5.7 

7.8 
7.9 

4.0 

4.0 

3.4 

23.5 

6.2 
10.2 

6.3 
6.5 

3.4 

6.7 

2.1 

3,068 

1,227 
314 

26,480 
699 

3,606 

2,775 
3,577 

7;i5S 

523 
268 

8,305 
414 

1,519 

1,181 

3,990 

302 

54 

48 

1,867 
86 

344 

140 
608 

439 

74 
67 

1,413 
111 

265 

147 

522 

956 

259 
176 

5,639 
200 

757 

538 

1,843 

3,686 

235 

157 

3,821 
279 

648 

438 

1,744 

868 

552 
353 

4,951 
109 

866 

267 

1,089 

2,849 
259 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 
Industrial  machinery, equipment. 

90 
2,575 

Professional  equipment, supplies 
Service  establishment  equip- 

259 

303 

Transportatlon  (exc. automotive) 

185 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap).. 

3,135 

Iron,  steel  and  pioducts 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work,. 

Waste  materials 

638 
105 

90 

484 

124 

121 

319 
98 

78 

542,949 
183,344 

200,562 

215,644 
143,481 

74,181 

237,063 
378,380 

73,255 

3.9 
1.9 

3.5 

2.3 

1.1 

4,1 

7,171 
1,406 

3,227 

3,098 
892 

1,152 

522 
86 

50 

418 
104 

82 

1,578 
265 

557 

1,386 
358 

356 

899 
190 

532 

2,447 
688 

1.266 

50 
40 

2,841 

51 
70 

2,213 

42 
36 

2,520 

164,613 
35,949 

4,423,321 

50,736 
23,445 

1,479,885 

49,010 
24,245 

n.a. 

3.2 
4.9 

2.6 

4.4 
3.3 

3,n 

2,313 

914 

43,507 

313 
334 

21,354 

34 
16 

2,384 

25 

57 

1,645 

343 
209 

9,857 

222 
134 

n.a. 

461 

71 

9,633 

553 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials... 
Other  agents,  brokers 

713 
8,437 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

-    ■Hi. 
118 
201 
220 
369 
124 

1,473 
19,268 

l3l 

79 
305 
202 
210 
146 

1,090 
28,931 

1ST 

83 
433 
260 
175 
152 

1,256 
34,143 

U9,937 

57,782 
655,757 
457,339 
121,966 
373,605 

2,606,935 
10,957,893 

19, 613 
18,299 
404,269 
108,973 
13,737 
91,930 

818,064 
2,509,632 

327DW 

29,518 

362,558 

165,223 

24,521 

55,083 

n.a. 
4,452,099 

b.i, 
11.6 
2.9 
1.6 
4.2 
1.9 

2.2 
6.1 

7.0 
10.7 
4.4 
2.4 
4.9 
2.3 

2.1 
9.3 

3,305 
2,839 
7,247 
3,316 
854 
2,432 

23,514 
308,683 

"-m 

917 
8,265 
1,374 

320 
1,128 

8,772 
106,586 

^^3ir 

112 
80 
173 
q89 
74 

1,240 
10,1U 

166 
62 
77 
145 
204 
33 

903 
19,493 

—^62 

989 

1,289 

776 
237 
401 

5,403 
159,068 

311 
617 
2,794 
n.a. 
159 
394 

3,920 
149,180 

420 
160 
428 
1,309 
3,210 
173 

3,933 
432,367 

360 

40 
3,010 

337 

221 

78 

Agents  and  brokers, 
miscellaneous  products 

Aesemblere  (mainly  farm  products), 
total 

4,391 
213,119 

591 

253 

3,939 

2,137 

11,939 

334 

25 

580 

230 

9,091 

2,902 

15,595 

478 

55 

17 

246 

5,617 

3,809 

23,811 

407 

236 

118,225 

206,617 

1,618,011 

1,102,832 

7,756,809 

151,167 

4,232 

30,371 
33,037 
446,163 
393,459 
1,563,840 
34,418 

3,339 

694 
30,701 
558,891 
603,182 
3,215,760 
35,297 

7,574 

23.5 
13.4 
7.1 
23.0 
2.9 
9.3 

13.9 

23.1 
13.5 

9.4 
23.3 

5.3 
10.0 

13.4 

14,347 
12,920 
51,525 
121,800 
101,172 
6,630 

289 

4,440 
2,351 
17,604 
43,752 
36,766 
1,381 

292 

501 

125 

2,756 

1,352 

5,114 

246 

20 

631 

167 

7,567 

1,877 

8,776 

444 

31 

12,364 
11,576 
23,977 
64,848 
43,371 
2,755 

177 

11,407 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

238 

3  ,.859 
21,430 
36,277 
33,777 
326,753 

9,809 

462 

1,285 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties.. 

6,541 
6,342 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials).... 

12,916 

181,842 

3,777 

Assemblers,  miscellaneous 

416 

«  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 

Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commiaslon  received  as  a  percent  of  sales     entire  year. 


UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


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Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  of  operation  and  Itind  of  busineas 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>^umber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

[Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  eitpenses 
(inc.  pay  roU)^ 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(TTiousdnd 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
her) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


MarchlS 
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July  15 
Qjumbcr) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(E>oll<lrs) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


United  States ,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Service  wholesalers  (domestic  market) : 

Wholesale  merchants ,  jobbers 

Converters  (textile) 

Industrial  distributors 

Foreign  trade  merchants: 

Exporters 

Importers 

Limited-function  wholesalers: 

Cash-carry  wholesalers 

Drop  or  direct-mill  shippers 

Wagon,  truck  distributors 

Retailer-cooperative  warehouses 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals,  total 

Independent  bulk  stations 

Commission  stations 

Salary,  salary-commission  stations., , 

Cooperative  bulk  stations 

Distributing  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Auction  companies 

Brokers  (merchandise); 

Representing  sellers 

Representing  buyers , 

Coimnission  merchants 

Export  agents 

Import  agents 

Manufacturers'  agents: 

With  stocks 

Without  sixicks 

Selling  agents 

Purchasing  agents,  resident  buyers 

Cooperative  buying  agencies • 

Cooperative  sales  agencies 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Assemblers  (dealing  off  own  account) 

Connission  buyers 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Cream  stations 

Country  grain  elevators: 

Independent 

Line 

Cooperative 

Packers ,  shippers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats: 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Not  sponsoring  cooperative  voluntary  groups 

Voluntary  group  wholesalers 

Retailer-cooperative  warehouses 

Cash-carry  depots 

Institutional  wholesalers ,,, 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Canned  foods 

Coffee,  tea,  spices 

Dried  fruits,  nuts 

Flour 

Frosted ,  frozen  foods 

Miscellaneous  grocery  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible): 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  ( fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits: 

Beer,  ale 

WLnes,  distilled  spirits 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


188,^8,801 


7,93), 713 


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2,339,139 


2,382,789 


14.1,157,318 


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146,518 


79,766,589 


9,286,353 


5,064,381 


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1,507,990 


93,342,186 


133,121 
1,136 
1,948 


3,596 
2,203 


1,142 

1,769 

1,343 

260 

23,768 


64,467,297 
1,766,279 
2,814,459 


3,906,434 
2,817,100 


364,219 

2,781,999 

181,256 

667,496 

52,738,577 


Dfl56,110 
157,708 
396,544 


297,668 
177,021 


17,997 
122,275 
26,303 
34,727 


12.5 

8.9 
14.1 


7.6 
6.3 


4.9 

4.4 

14.5 

5.2 

7.4 


4/31,730 

82,057 

255,469 


112,044 
80,206 


8,358 
59,859 
12,575 
22,083 

1^21,654 


99,978 
487 
278 


1,772 
1,374 


705 

892 

1,332 


1,297,449 
11,677 
70,195 


26,141 
16,321 


3,150 
11,510 
4,729 
7,059 

495,866 


1,340,469 
11,769 
71,309 


25,116 
16,379 


3,267 
11,997 
4,937 
7,090 

503,770 


1^54,135 
12,254 
71,169 


25,707 
17,155 


3,322 

11,906 

5,089 

7,253 

501,615 


78,199,301 
1,387,335 
4,458,495 


1,949,491 
1,345,656 


150,786 

1,028,219 

238,997 

389,304 

35,857,733 


82,191,050 
1,355,341 
4,614,254 


1,931,285 
1,351,356 


156,530 

1,077,286 

253,181 

411,903 

36/10,141 


84,246,177 
1,384,313 
4,741,934 


1,940,116 
1,417,621 


160,349 

1,080,138 

262,597 

418,726 

37,243,640 


15,716 
8,052 


29,451 


29,229,717 
23,508,860 


10,615,650 


2,909,299 
1,021,132 


956,074 


10,0 
4,3 


9.0 


,501,413 
420,241 


345,847 


527 
254 


23,952 


408,912 
86,954 


111,812 


415,259 
88,511 


1U,053 


411,725 
89,890 


112,466 


28,212,841 
7,644,892 


6,486,011 


28,646,106 
7,764,035 


6,646,405 


29,131,751 
8,111,889 


6,840,356 


7,417 

16,292 

3,937 

1,061 

744 

24,361 


1,814,677 
2,572,570 
3,506,394 
171,569 
2,450,440 

34,610,092 


206,666 

202,426 

435,778 

20,470 

90,734 

894,395 


11.4 
7.9 
12.1 
U.9 
3,7 

2,6 


83,522 
50,096 
135,663 
11,910 
64,656 

350,148 


6,465 

16,111 

1,288 

29 

59 

21,820 


29,695 
21,339 
46,355 
4,163 
10,260 

90,146 


29,462 

21,554 

46,021 

4,203 

9,813 

92,799 


30,429 
21,515 
38,702 
4,169 
17,651 

101,650 


1,568,231 
971,229 

3,037,508 
221,594 
687,449 

6,096,782 


1,583,356 
992,951 

3,168,112 
240,694 
661,292 

6^89,461 


1,641,050 
1,002,096 
2,704,854 
233,853 
1,258,503 

6,761,190 


1,728 


5,042 
770 

2,403 
1,135 

308 


1,423 
7,625 

3,517 
213 
23 
174 

19,268 


2,879,415 


8,734,577 
1,123,346 

7,544,234 

1,200,502 

707,226 


633,750 
3,575,484 

5,135,198 

1,737,522 

83,383 

1,255,455 

10,957,893 


63,508 


162,552 
20,839 

99,987 
48,187 
15,459 


44,931 
203,312 

199,914 

22,484 

1,917 

11,305 

664,405 


1,9 
1.8 

1.3 
4.0 
2.2 


7,1 
5,7 

3,9 
1.3 
2.3 
0,9 


24,933 


61,316 
7,385 

49,303 
21,896 
4,912 


25,510 
59,674 

73,170 

14,493 

858 

6,693 

308,683 


1,'777 


4,678 
715 

2,243 
697 
191 


1,191 
7,283 

2,875 

164 

5 


10,114 


13,962 
1,682 

14,647 
5,349 

1,056 


5,833 
13,101 

13,217 

3,688 

166 

2,110 

138,739 


14,379 
1,853 

14,616 
4,910 
1,075 


6,009 
13,472 

13,387 

3,741 

168 

2,120 

139,184 


14,462 
1,817 

15,134 
6,685 

1,078 


6,076 
13,679 

13,644 

3,772 

176 

2,284 

159,068 


1,063,775 
128,770 

371,499 
330,747 
84,875 


452,457 
1,071,488 

1,232,247 
266,543 
18,599 
127,136 

5,569,208 


1A09,721 
134,601 

894,778 
375,762 
86,833 


473,834 
1A16,686 

1,286,659 

274,239 

18,695 

128,698 

5,995,365 


679,925 


1,117,935 
137,416 

913,160 

421,700 

88,057 


485,420 
1,154,522 

1,321,766 

282,399 

19,359 

139,531 

6,726,310 


5,156 
1,387 
1,131 
1,212 


2,618 
3,309 
2,481 
1,974 


146,518 


2,312,596 

1,  599,092 

1,843,689 

289,146 


1,126,773 

1,277,461 

1,697,764 

311,372 


79,766,589 


99,083 
23,542 
171,043 
20,639 


48,270 

47,202 

50,395 

204,231 


4,3 
1.5 
9.3 

7,1 


4.3 

3.7 

3,0 

25,2 


38,957 
9,327 

81,572 
8,734 


21,553 
24,163 
26,256 
98,121 


5,064,381 


4,318 

1,253 

31 

574 


2,014 

348 

38 

1,538 


18,292 
4,377 

35,107 
3,891 


8,182 

9,265 

9,694 

49,931 


1/48,231 


18,265 
4,397 

36,675 
4,228 


9,217 
11,136 
10,884 
44,382 


1/492,333 


22,374 
4,346 

38,212 
3,959 

8,997 

9,711 

10,125 

61,344 


1,507,990 


672,589 

173,119 

1,520,483 

166,540 


370,255 

410,068 

483,156 

1,772,998 


89,147,584 


705,218 

175,580 

1,652,987 

182,105 


432,215 

492,398 

561,025 

1,793,837 


93,342,186 


869,998 

182,841 

1,748,798 

171,268 


411,602 

434,640 

510,270 

2,397,393 


95,651,971 


4.265 


5,799,121 


471,707 


285 ,414 


93.261 


94.434 


2,963 
635 

211 

405 

51 

2,077 
1,233 
3,507 

6.263 


1,138 
573 
150 
294 
447 

3,661 


6,663 
6,871 


5,668 
1,527 


3,378,567 

1,633,954 

582,340 

146,829 

57,431 

377,047 

393,662 

1,999,476 

2.787,432 


408,505 
590,961 
67,050 
156,641 
239,630 
1^24,645 


4,273,748 
3,222,193 


1,550,562 
2,519,167 


294,027 

135,673 

26,939 

7,158 

7,910 

44,837 
61,361 
149,139 

270.959 


42,773 
44,317 
6,824 
13,287 
34,208 
129,550 


555,073 
317,416 


220,603 
224,153 


8.7 
3.3 
4.6 
4.9 
13.3 

11.9 
15,6 
7.4 


10,5 
7,5 

10,2 
8.5 

14.3 
7,8 


13,0 
9.8 


14,2 
8.9 


174,773 

85,413 

16,722 

3,565 

4,941 

24,433 
30,070 
82,098 

127.022 


1,839 

163 

1 

50 

38 

2,004 
1,138 
3,500 

5,056 


58,603 
27,022 
5,213 
1,194 
1,224 

8,307 
10,177 
23,449 

39.908 


59,477 

27,244 

5,269 

1,206 

1,238 

8,814 
10,397 
24,287 

40.966 


94.434 


5.102.458 


5.302.279 


5.392.727 


59,541 

26,941 

5,421 

1,232 

1,249 

9,609 
11,167 
25,127 

42,510 


13,965 
19,923 
2,333 
5,135 
16,586 
63,575 


305,494 
153,057 


106,498 
117,864 


1,029 
399 
140 
202 
233 

3,048 


5,823 
7,637 


4,826 
596 


6,420 
5,630 
935 
1,628 
5,084 
20,211 


93,329 
50,822 


32,258 

27,806 


6,354 
5,622 
890 
1,645 
5,397 
21,058 


105,008 
52,316 


36,202 
27,747 


6,642 
5,729 
1,504 
1,614 
5,559 
21,462 


103,476 
52,457 


34,467 
29,170 


3,156,093 

1,505,784 

294,030 

61,934 

84,617 

449,687 

545,980 

1,448,129 

2.274.638 


358,825 
341,232 
42,120 
92,337 
293,970 
1A46,104 


5,613,076 
2,819,918 


1,823,654 
2,052,049 


3,  253,857 

1,583,770 

312,702 

62,808 

89,142 

441,916 

571,092 

1,536,462 

2,?61.4?? 


358,460 
339,575 
41,214 
94,959 
319,829 
1,207,453 


6,048,449 
3,013,430 


2, 168,431 
2,096,771 


3,308,364 

1,607,433 

321,683 

66,783 

88,464 

493,017 

594,595 

1,607,280 

2.464.192 


377,587 
359,588 
63,183 
95,844 
337,947 
1,230,038 


6,014,543 
2,964,834 


2,028,303 
2,304,663 


5,941,417 
189,632 
461,295 


236,880 
278,726 


22,924 
6,670 
3,986 

65,304 


709,205 


87,338 
19,463 

472,922 
13,525 

115,907 

68,829 


2,527 


15,116 
2,927 

13,404 
6,399 
3,570 


8,316 
854 
366 

2,431 

432,367 


72,479 
9,333 

121,323 
1,772 


51,797 
64,589 
79,572 
31,502 


7,206,834 


598.773 


354,853 

172,136 

54,182 

10,753 

6,849 

25,086 
16,274 
34,034 

216.037 


44,002 
53,260 
6,321 
5,828 
24,662 
81,464 


92,119 
52,405 


70,229 
304,516 


UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


0.11 


Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948~Con. 

Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll.  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 

ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roUy 


{Thoiuand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Number) 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  IS 
(Eteliars) 


July  IS 
(Dollar,) 


Nov.  15 
(DoILrs) 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousdnd 
dollars) 


Type   by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products; 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Proprietary  medicines,  toiletries 

Retailer  cooperatives-specialty  lines 

Drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals ,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

With  glass,  wallpaper 

Without  glass ,  wallpaper 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel: 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Clothing,  furnishings  (general  line) 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings 

Women's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings., , 

Furs  (dressed),  fur  clothing 

Millinery,  millinery  supplies 

Shoes ,  other  footwear 

Work  clothing 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 

Hosiery,  underwear 

Piece  goods  ( jobbers) 

Other  dry  goods,  notions. 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings: 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Household  furniture 

Office  furniture 

Hcise  furnishings,  floor  coverings... 

China,  glassware,  crockery 

Floor  coverings 

Antiques 

Miscellaneous  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products: 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Miscellaneous  paper  products 

Faun  products  (raw  materials); 

Cotton 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock  (except  horses,  imiles) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Wool,  nohair 

Miscellaneous  inedible  farm  products 

Automotive: 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Automobiles ,  new  and  used 

Trucks,  tractors  (roed  type) 

AutcQotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Automotive  parts,  accessories 

Garage  equipment,  tools 

Tires,  tubes 

tlectrical  goods: 

Electrical  goods  (general  line) 

Wiring  supplies,  constr'jction  materials, 
apparatus,  and  equlpoent. 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials..... 

Apparatus  and  equipment. 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Electrical  appliances  (general  line) 

Radios,  television  sets 

Refrigerators,  equipment  (household) 

Miscellaneous  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating: 

Hardware 

General  line  (with  industrial  department) . . . 
General  line  (without  Industrial  department) 
Specialty  lines 

Plumhing,  heating  eqtiipment,  supplies 

Plumbing,  heating  (general  line) 

Heating  (including  stoves,  ranges) 

Plumbing  fixtures,  supplies 

Air  conditioning,  ventilating  equipment 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


303 
1.902 


302 

17 

1,083 

1,189 

1.277 


516 
761 

3,019 


5,133 


379 
1,<54 
1,435 
5ii 
*75 
645 
201 

182 

5,284 


702 
2,441 
2,141 


605 

568 


2,640 


537 
649 

271 
1,183 


516 
447 
880 
260 
1,941 


325 
391 

858 
413 
148 

271 
188 


730 
1,540 


11,059 
390 
974 


1,890 
495 


2,518 


365 

1,210 

239 

704 


361 

312 

1,480 

3.748 


1,963 
558 
902 

325 


848,870 


521 ,476 


100,834 


116.738 


65,836 


46,810 


37 
1,338 


21,394 
14.143 


22,030 
U,187 


22,127 
14.683 


207,069 

6,551 

307,856 

690,019 

221,861 


61,684 

607 

54,447 

92,288 

50,042 


29.8 
9.3 
17.7 

13.4 

22.6 


108,041 
113,820 

2,529,576 
1,558,536 


179,233 
402,531 
424,697 
155,052 
102,796 
250,294 
43,933 

457,242 

1,947,798 


25,811 
24,231 


131,184 


220,576 


23.9 
21.3 


25,144 

374 

21,292 

45,839 

27,992 


556 

1 

781 

518 

744 


208,443 

1,133,056 

606,299 

1,764,143 


24,725 
57,252 
64,866 
16,649 
18,636 
33,434 
5,014 

59,456 

236,716 


14.2 
13.8 
14.2 
15.3 
10.7 
18.1 
13.4 
11.4 

13.0 

12.2 


15,000 
12,992 

75,456 
111,332 


22,619 
115,197 
98,900 

157,546 


10.8 
10.2 
16.3 


13,146 
29,634 
32,447 
7,155 
9,590 
17,195 
2,165 

36,360 

'^,054 
11,271' 
53,177 
52,616 

81,975 


260 
484 

2,743 


4,490 


7,506 

137 

6,500 

10,806 

8,111 


245,026 
134,704 


935,215 


116,884 

416,112 

13,208 

389,011 


296,928 
462,359 
180,867 
32,338 
929,255 


1,768,332 
3,022,406 
504,212 
491,306 
225,576 
513,313 
378,848 


40,019 
35,549 

143,060 


25,314 

49,853 

3,334 

64,559 


48,338 
62,686 
48,154 
10,883 
124,400 


78,832 
64,975 
29,696 
9,026 
21,528 
25,149 
16,310 


26.4 


15.3 


21.6 
12.0 
25.2 
16.6 


15.3 
13.6 
26.6 
33.6 
13.4 


4.4 
2.1 
5.9 
1.8 
9.5 
4.9 
4.3 


902,083 
548,788 


60,962 
84,608 


6.8 
15.4 


2,325,491 

75,  %7 

239,260 


1  ,521,874 
864.672 


520,984 
17,050 
42,718 


156,128 
140.162 


22.4 
22.4 
17.8 


717,026 
147,646 


108,195 
31,987 


267,196 


15.1 
21.7 


13.1 


769,71/; 
491,215 
443,158 
333,933 


98,363 
75,571 
42,183 
51,079 


12.8 

15.4 

9.5 

15.3 


1,196,485 
501,622 
315,890 

1.812,960 


181,083 
73,657 
59,375 

27-3,952 


15.1 
14.7 
18.8 

15.1 


1,215,932 
175,069 
325,501 
96,456 


168,875 
30,982 
52,116 
21,979 


13.9 
17.7 
16.0 
22.8 


21,847 
21,313 

75,202 


13,214 

28,357 

1,423 

32,208 


31,156 
39,993 
30,001 
5,389 
73,110 


16,995 
29,358 
12,997 

2,707 
10,182 
11,920 

6,701 


31,397 
48,001 


315,227 

9,995 

20,014 


92,550 
81.426 


62,495 
18,931 

147,942 


55,162 
41,213 
24,185 
27,382 


203,852 


122,712 
47,966 
33,174 

157.832 


99,354 
16,253 
29,097 
13,128 


371 
1,253 
1,197 
528 
408 
524 
209 

67 

4,250 


4,459 
3,652 


28,900 


7,469 

138 

6,580 


_8,451_ 
4,657"^ 
3,794 


7,768 

136 

6,777 

10,6% 

8.536 


1A87,132 
646.185 


1,225,659 
859.685 


452,894 

6,743 

386,548 

823,400 

484.344 


1,251,532 
922.068 


117,360 

61.263 


456,753 

6,922 

396,010 

832,714 

513.766 


507,887 

7,154 

407,027 

824,155 

522.325 


24,617 

1,425 

35,241 

51,078 

34.896 


3,763 
7,968 
7,754 
1,567 
2,914 
4,269 
665 

9,732 


28,055 


4,741 
3,795 


29,578 


3,586 
7,753 
7,548 
1,701 
2,617 
4,181 
669 

9,765 


3,776 
6,094 
6,223 
1,766 
2,792 
4,233 
692 

9,622 

27,605 


252,556 
231,738 

1,359,168 


1,975,116 


269,313 
244,473 


1,411,052 


275,999 
246,326 


618 
1,756 
1,876 


390 


3,144 
11,123 
13,033 

11,669 


11,259 


3,097 
11,012 
12,397 

11,766 


"?5? 
366 
262 
350 


306 
116 
565 
102 
1,312 


320 
145 
735 
428 
76 
191 
129 


7325 
5,914 


19,630 


3,569 

6,325 

414 

9,322 

7,849 
9,072 
9,248 
1,739 
19,277 

3,346 
7,405 
3,349 
771 
4,470 
1,911 
1,358 


5,261 
5,812 


19,701 


3,268 
11,078 
13,459 

12,246 


11,547 


237,542 
538,645 
554,656 
123,740 
182,861 
296,693 
40,772 

653,292 

2,073,664 


~T,TS2 

0,490 

393 

9,236 


8,019 
9,012 
9,317 
1,641 
19,342 


3,295 
6,174 
3,243 
749 
2,095 
2,124 
1,368 


5,606 
5,941 

20,640 


207,127 
916,931 
954,806 

1,385,571 


770,635 


226,323 
527,526 
546,514 
138,305 
167,280 
284,069 
41,108 

654,382 

2fl50,249 


240,788 
554,801 
596,630 
142,203 
173,230 
296,073 
41,723 

677,468 

2,134,495 


19,765 
15,131 


197,197 


516 
985 


6,857 
13,986 


9,295 
14,643 


3,734 

6,715 

423 

9,718 


8,156 
9,197 

10,063 
1,733 

19,868 


3,381 
8,084 
3,318 
800 
5,534 
1,918 
1,433 


24,234 


33S7769" 
381,866 

1,288,253 


200,724 
915,394 
934,131 

1  ,353,803 


755,427 


9,331 
14,903 


226,301 

460,287 

25,355 

575,810 


559,704 

721,035 

536,679 

91,783 

1,319,830 


244,119 
467,901 
225,734 
46,896 
174,369 
170,560 
109,904 


1.417.190 


379,371 
376,056 

1,331,386 


217,433 

914,031 

1,003,031 

1,382,511 


813,595 


25,064 
55,448 
39,506 
29,666 
11,087 
30,300 
6,126 

68,967 

215,682 


7,632 
243 
754 


33 

1.501 


99,462 
2,648 
6,199 


101,379 
2,903 
6,385 


26,150 
22.942 


102,795 
2,978 
6,322 


565,163 
652,027 


6,210.057 


234,491 

466,987 

26,290 

583,618 


562,743 

709,358 

547,498 

68,144 

1,340,218 


239,078 
543,781 
220,646 
47,021 
115,834 
186,956 
111,031 


1,526,819 


427,678 
385,917 


1,411,943 


244,377 

515,524 

28,123 

623,919 


579,071 
742,006 
583,354 
98,614 
1,374,189 


250,579 
570,985 
226,605 
51,025 
200,339 
173,947 
117,297 


17,399 
114,496 
83,987 


45,772 
24,476 
21,296 


117,468 


18,299 
56,343 
4,530 
36,296 


35,093 
44,436 
27,731 
6,065 
81,504 


161,198 
123,326 
50,952 
4,436 
27,574 
63,887 
28,999 


5,  654,662 
186,521 
366,874 


1,665,757 


619,336 
907,463 


6,498,796 


1,181 
320 


17,070 
5,331 


38,773 


17,431 
5,511 


39,634 


17,785 
5,366 

40,992 


1,077,654 
333,104 


5,920,819 
188,377 
389,602 


1,741,239 
1.486.054 


619,207 
933,679 


6.631.010 


107 

781 

73 

382 


13,759 

11,592 

6,137 

7,285 


28 

112 

1,119 


34,693 
13,600 
9,969 

40,980 


14,107 
11,791 
6,449 
7,437 


59,105 


14,407 
12,157 
6,661 
7,767 


983,028 
724,332 
407,741 
472,786 


1,130,025 
353,029 

2,733,789 


6,096,959 
194,480 
339,571 


1,790,540 
1.511.050 


52,565 
69,490 


48.1,595 


439,857 
12,138 
32,600 


35,409 
13,529 
10,167 

42,316 


35,173 
13,931 
10,255 

43,381 


2,113,561 
609,253 
590,217 

2,631,826 


1,020,533 
757,119 
461,285 
494,852 


3,634,576 


1,  158,009 
353,041 

2,869,385 


896 
260 
574 
149 


25,638 
4,138 
7,553 
3,601 


26,460 
4,229 
7,743 
3,864 


27,208 
4,467 
7,890 
3,816 


1,623,531 
261,890 
500,657 
225,748 


2,178,727 
849,819 
606,032 

2,792,869 


1,067,636 
303,109 
476,300 
522,340 


3,719,663 


37,551 
21,304 


225,823 


65,416 
56,356 
44,765 
33,784 


,714,994 
291,156 
523,107 
263,612 


2,238,494 
860,222 
620,952 

2,926,341 


1,608, %7 
311,503 
544,617 
261,254 


221,391 
87,781 
57,019 

260.625 


174,468 
21,935 
49,143 
15,024 


0.12  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 


Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  busmess 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Q^umlcr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll)* 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(>{um- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
Wumbcr) 


July  15 
(T^umbcr) 


Nov.  15 

Wumber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 
hand, end 
of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Lumber,  construction  materials: 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Brick,  tile,  terra  cotta 

Cement,  lime ,  plaster 

Glass  (building) 

Sand ,  gravel ,  crushed  stone 

Ready-mixed  concrete  distributors 

Roofing,  siding,  insulation 

Miscellaneous  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies: 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Conmiercial  refrigeration  equipment 

Office  machines,  equipment 

Restaurant,  hotel  supplies  (principally 

nonfood) 

Store  machines,  fixtures 

Other  commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Industrial  machinery,  equipment  (general 

line) 

Belting ,  hose ,  packing 

Machine  tools 

Mine,  mill  supplies 

Oil  well ,  oil  refining  supplies 

Printing  machinery,  supplies  (except  paper) 

Rope,  cordage 

Used  machinery,  equipment. 

Miscellaneous  industrial  machinery,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Dental  supplies 

Religious  supplies 

School  equipment,  supplies 

Surgical,  medical,  hospital  equipment, 

supplies 

Miscellaneous  professional  equipment, 

supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 

Barber ,  beauty  supplies 

Laundry,  dry  cleaning  equipment,  supplies.. 

Shoe  findings 

Undertakers '  supplies 

Upholsterers '  supplies 

Miscellaneous  service  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (except  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Aircraft,  aeronautical  equipment,  supplies. 

Railroad  equipment,  supplies 

Marine  equipment,  supplies 

Other  transportation  equipment,  supplies... 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap): 

Iron,  steel  and  products. 

Nonferrous  metals ,  metal  work 

Waste  materials: 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers : 

Annisement,  sporting  goods 

Cameras,  photographic  goods 

Sporting  gocxis,  toys,  games 

Other  recreation  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Direct  shippers  (without  yards) 

Distributors  with  yards 

Farm  supplies 

Feed 

Fertilizers,  agricultural  chemicals 

Seeds 

Miscellaneous  farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Jewelry  (general  line) 

Clocks ,  watches 

Precious  stones ,  metals 

Watch  materials,  Jewelers'  tools,  supplies. 

Costume  Jewelry 

Miscellaneous  Jewelry 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


965 
2,347 

2,578 


272 
205 
343 
200 
358 
345 
855 


4,814 


1,223 
896 

835 

1,480 

380 

936 
883 

7,304 


241 
233 
528 
639 

1,027 
215 
111 
176 

4,134 

2,596 


472 
145 
252 

717 

1,010 

4,240 


1,063 
388 

1,307 
102 
190 

1,190 


196 

84 

334 

43 


1,545 
258 


3,054 
4,663 


2.226 


459 

1,727 

40 

1,601 

3S2. 


640 
342 


1,658 


857 

244 

433 

74 

3,391 


387 
443 
526 
274 
441 
1,320 


2  ,793 .620 


1,055,673 
1,737,947 

1,141,116 


301,454 


99,606 
109,743 
109,964 

67,098 
175,403 
173,772 
385,530 


57,538 
243,916 


251,246 


5.4 

14.0 


22.0 


168,222 


219,930 
104,172 

194,807 
271,086 
80,030 

786,561 
485,297 

2.999.989 


15,597 
22,247 
31,272 
21,668 
59,091 
24,639 
76,732 


207,947 


15.6 
20.3 
28.4 
24.9 
33.7 
14.2 
19.9 


26,814 
141,408 

135,685 
7,987 
12,045 
20,750 
10,036 
30,098 
13,337 
41,432 


1  /713 


615 
1,098 


1,259 


44,891 


4,999 
39,892 


35,639 


47.902 


5,312 
42,590 


39,863 


47,269 


221 
122 
170 
156 
375 


1,993 
3,163 
5,535 
2,373 
7,674 
3,348 
11,553 


2^218 
3,562 
5,583 
3,042 
9,242 
3,575 
12,641 


5,192 
42,077 


39,795 


2,862,019 


2,162 
3,431 
5,787 
2,983 
9,104 
3,702 
12,626 


459,870 
2,402,149 


^ 


3,134,726 


131,261 
199,736 
340,756 
158,600 
490,360 
219,74« 
696,713 


487,046 
2,647,680 


2,627,153 


3,109.732 


152,774 
239,861 
360,292 
212,694 
628,258 
241,246 
792,028 


483,947 
2,625,785 


2,651,063 


52,876 
29,274 

43,700 
62,660 
19,437 

129,570 
56,052 

480,193 


24.0 
28.1 

22.4 
23.1 
24.3 

16.5 
11.6 

16.0 


28,564 
17,243 

24,273 
33,347 
9,079 

74,349 
28,568 

269.660 


3,537 


32,332 
7,856 


32,963 
8,392 


32,722 
8,067 


2,064,479 
510,161 


638 

1,119 

295 

344 

521 


6,%1 
9,734 
2,344 

16,950 
7,795 

71,065 


7,103 
9,632 
2,394 

17,624 
8,296 

72  ,273 


7,075 
9,489 
2,408 

17,832 
8,152 

72,763 


435,405 
630,529 
160,802 

1,271,228 
505,423 

4,810,321 


2,147,041 
565,045 
337,608 

450,729 
629,988 
163,671 

1P58,052 
553,989 

4,999,473 


U9,m 

234,523 
381,605 
210,724 
617,505 
261,893 
795,034 


2,126,125 


530,781 
358,735 

456,614 
615,033 
164,962 

1^99,458 
544,941 

5,156,313 


331,219 
60,311 
178,675 
332,594 
718,051 
52,001 
75,134 
41,728 
1,210,276 

571,154 


96,751 
18,878 
65,601 

216,383 

173,541 

767,142 


57,297 

12,961 

29,733 

54,580 

66,466 

11,096 

6,712 

9,626 

231,722 

146,304 


17.3 
21.5 
16.6 
16.4 

9.2 
21.3 

8.9 
23.1 
19.1 

25.6 


36,610 
8,183 
17,048 
31,884 
30,798 
6,132 
4,010 
4,513 
130,482 

88 ,750 


42 
112 
399 
372 
272 
119 
53 
146 
2,458 


9,954 
1,910 
3,794 
8,574 
8,536 
1,435 
782 
1,188 
34,892 

28.633 


100,228 
114,022 
334,044 
10,083 
45,504 
163,261 


251,204 


25,198 
4,746 
12,994 


54,019 
145,579 


26.0 
25.1 
19.8 


31.1 
19.0 


32,684 
24,215 
39,580 
2,835 
8,339 
37,926 


49,528 


32.6 
21.2 
11.8 
28.1 
18.3 
23.2 


19.7 


15,325 
2,630 
7,837 


33,987 
75,640 


16,956 
12,4% 
19,592 
1,527 
4,354 
20,715 


24 ,471 


254 
129 
167 

386 

544 

3,312 


9,782 
1,916 
3,711 
8,749 
9,123 
1,416 
791 
1,183 
35,602 

28,671 


9,728 
1,921 
3,687 
8,770 
9,099 
1,443 
787 
1,174 
36,154 

29,198 


5,059 
1,075 
2,287 


12,369 
22,693 


5,075 
1,026 
2,386 

7,909 

12,275 

22,860 


4,997 
1,108 
2,468 

8,062 

12,563 

23,057 


636,656 
143,409 
309,113 
561,750 
564,948 
111,213 
72,034 
80,314 
2 ,330,884 

1,604,399 


666,374 
149,357 
304,376 
588,886 
610,484 
108,000 
66,718 
83,418 
2,421,860 

1,643,210 


TS3 
234 

1,077 
73 
137 
908 


6,217 
3,436 
5,233 
528 
1,217 
6,062 


5,889 


6,210 
3,441 
5,248 
514 
1,259 
6,188 


56,175 

69,910 

113,560 

11,559 


1,551,841 
504,874 


1,699,428 
999,872 


566.754 


173,329 

386,073 

7,352 

459,950 

2.077.284 


13,319 
12,329 
21,610 

2,270 


212,304 
36,630 


163,613 
156,558 


97.808 


23.7 
17.6 
19.0 
19.6 


13.7 
7.2 


9.6 

15.6 


1,471,620 
605,664 


1,271,599 


29,359 

67,234 

1,215 

82,718 

87,872 


47,627 
40,245 


114.444 


16.9 
17.4 
16.5 


Ju2. 


5,991 

5,597 

11,519 

1,364 


116, 112 
21,181 


85,058 
82,488 


50,044 


3.2 

6.6 


9.0 


14,328 
35,166 
550 

51,837 

46.303 


85 
29 

179 
20 


725 
102 


2,744 
4,666 


1,742 


1,700 
801 

3,090 
298 


26,865 
4,689 


26,607 
31,471 


1,769 


3,092 
314 


27,875 
4,863 


27,854 
31,888 


6,257 
3,375 
5,347 
505 
1,301 
6,272 


5,893 


280,364 
46,119 
132,848 

527,082 

517,986 

1J54,872 


250 
1,455 
37 

1,040 


25,531 
20,772 


58,936 


161 
100 


4,266 

10,342 

179 


11.759 


4,487 

10,796 

179 


1,753 
828 

3,009 
303 


28,516 
5,052 


57,981 
31,836 


16,094 


226,811 
330,132 
30,107 
72,098 
373,142 


430,890 


289,962 
44,185 
139,938 

537,881 

631,244 

1,374,672 


709,161 
145,883 
302,878 
592,628 
630,114 
111,359 
67,884 
79,630 
2,516,776 

1,673,951 


352,656 
227,300 
333,489 
28,466 
75,174 
387,587 


450,021 


285,019 
47,631 
147, 536 

544,210 

649,555 

1,392,953 


5,114 
6,645 


19,683 


5,135 
6,117 


26 .782 


,378 
11,511 
205 

22,449 

U,311 


115,890 
86,167 

207,330 
21,503 


1,923,436 
356,530 


1/11,377 
1,474,225 


864,784 


119,387 
94,667 

212,904 
23,063 


2,032,420 
367,301 


1,512,065 
1,513,507 


325,764 
225,889 
339,900 
28,  X7 
77,626 
395,427 


456,859 


5,174 
6,137 

20.734 


264,537 

591,070 

9,177 

925,061 

844.399 


609,325 
149,336 
327,450 
185,488 

799,012 


38,353 

17,678 

49,123 

9,290 

120,590 


6.3 
11.8 
15.0 

5.0 

15.1 


204,586 
108,598 
205,200 
43 ,099 
71,834 
165,695 


33,321 
18,148 
14,566 
9,267 
14,971 
30,317 


16.3 
16.7 
7.1 
21.5 
20.8 
18.3 


18,289 
7,516 

27,878 
5,253 

62,943 


671 
124 
305 


3,183 


18,666 
9,134 
6,675 
5,511 
7,895 

15,062 


301 
375 
519 
268 
401 
1,319 


6,176 
2,344 
9,409 
1,754 

15,675 


6,276 

2,358 

16,366 

1,782 

15,360 


4,241 
1,973 
1,207 
1,904 
2,283 
4,067 


4,281 
1,961 
1,161 
1,899 
2,145 
3,913 


6,321 
2,295 
10,302 
1,816 

16,506 


443,056 
401,343 


1.049.417 


275,936 

628,529 

9,674 

963,137 

829 ,497 


122,058 
98,547 

2U,596 
24,558 


2A15,833 
378,665 


1,561,707 
1,531,018 


951.865 


323,498 

142,148 

492,265 

91,506 


452,899 
376,598 


ia71,291 


278,566 

662,165 

11,135 

1,027,492 

847.066 


4,580 
2,145 
1,152 
1,928 
2,412 
4,289 


310,456 
159,626 
120,380 
97,544 
U3,457 
260,618 


334,116 
144,880 
592,333 
99,%2 

1,064.662 


462,749 
384,317 


1.092.001 


310,763 
159,293 
117,417 
99,203 
131,248 
246,738 


339,019 
141,322 
515,069 
96,591 

1.190.010 


349,207 
173,093 
117,049 
104,151 
160,477 
286,033 


3,444 

194,152 


79,481 


"57355 
5,477 

13,129 
2,617 
4,219 

14,955 

33,192 


120,325 


32,443 
13,352 

32,117 
33,347 
9,066 

132,060 
57,762 

401,110 


46,727 

7,330 

16,489 

44,507 

102,217 

5,587 

5,828 

10,443 

161,982 

90,834 


18,650 
4,129 
9,589 

30,205 

28,261 

111,313 


20,323 
14,115 
47,734 
1,740 
7,724 
19,677 


30,707 
6;J45 


5,324 

17,516 

1,524 


156,207 
36,239 


52,608 
50,470 


71,398 


18,727 

52,130 

541 

28,049 

64.630 


2,540 
62,090 


89.965 


22,620 
10,550 
42,476 
14,319 

156,782 


37,040 
21,405 
43,580 
7,525 
9,853 
37,379 


UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY  0.13 

Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  al  opentian  and  land  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Plumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousdml 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll/ 


(TTiousdnd 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dotldri) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  IS 
(Number) 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  IS 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollart) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 
Other  merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Flowers  (cut) ,  potted  plants 

Bulbs,  plants 

Forest  products  (except  lumber) 

(general  merchandise 

Leather  goods 

Oils  and  fats  (inedible) 

Textiles  and  materials  other  than  dry  goods 

Yams  (Industrial) 

Kinds  of  business,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks),  total..... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats: 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Canned  foods 

Coffee,  tea,  spices....... 

Flour 

Miscellaneous  grocery  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) ; 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits: 

Beer,  ale 

Vines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products; 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Proprietary  medicines ,  toiletries 

Drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives ,. 

Paints,  varnishes 

With  glass ,  wallpaper 

Without  glass,  wallpaper , 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel: 

Clothing,  (\imishings,  footwear , 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings 

Wcoen's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings... 

Shoes ,  other  footwear 

Clothing,  furnishings,  n.e.c, , 

Dry  goods,  piece  goods,  notions 

Hosiery,  underwear 

piece  "goods 

Other  dry  goods,  notions. , 

Pumltnre,  heme  furnishings: 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Household  furniture 

Office  furniture .* 

Heme  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Floor  coverings 

Miscellaneous  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products: 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Autoootive  parts ,  accessories 

Garage  equipment,  tools 

Tires ,  tubes 

Electrical  goods: 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials, 

apparatus ,  and  equipcient 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials 

Apparatus  and  equipment , 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Radios ,  television  sets 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties,  n.e.c. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating: 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Plumbing,  heating  (general  line) , 

Heating  (including  stoves,  ranges) 

Plumbing  fixtures ,  stjpplies 

Air  conditioning,  ventilating  equipment 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,1'96 
i,6V. 


545 

91 

393 

183 

115 

68 

636 

236 

',367 


15,716 


133 
73i 

2,271 


167 

54 

155 

1,895 


196 
58 


89 
160 


478 
699 


537 
162 


196 


35 
64 

121 


106 

111 


59 
100 


184 
121 


359 
106 
235 


168 
285 


21 
195 


237 
157 
49 

77 


750,220 
2/88,921 


129,848 
17,896 
147,673 
720,247 
17,302 
181,070 
264,872 
154,823 
855,190 


29,229,717 


64,944 
263,871 


8.6 
10,6 


24,64-4 
4,510 
20,828 
72,218 
3,625 
11,642 
29,529 
11,062 
85,813 


2,909,299 


19.0 
25.2 
14.1 
10.0 
21.0 

6.4 
11.1 

7.1 
10,0 


30,807 
138,095 


14,056 
2,465 

11,376 

41,870 
1,897 
5,817 

15,502 
5,385 

39,727 


705 
3,400 


8,381 
41,728 


425 
55 

309 
70 

101 
36 

503 

132 
1,769 


4,161 

791 

4,164 

12,385 

635 

1,487 

5,500 

1,116 

11,489 


8,680 
42,193 


8,822 
42,616 


4,221 

713 

4,476 

12,518 

542 

1,578 

5,513 

1,054 

11,478 


415 ,259 


4,285 

860 

4,481 

12,347 

677 

1,541 

5,515 

1,124 

11,786 


411,725 


555,426 
2  ,420,944 


236,206 
46,414 

214,092 

705,575 
34,452 
96,587 

268,976 
93,793 

724,849 


28,212,841 


592,289 
2,504,944 


241,235 
46,002 
233,006 
752,434 
33,415 
101,478 
276,221 
87,655 
733,498 


28M6.106 


582,059 
2,556,171 


246,985 

50,232 

228,368 

753,879 

36,526 

105,799 

279,714 

95,767 

758,901 


29131,751 


355,338 
2,770,342 

3,676,456 


655,242 

228,572 

493,895 

2,298,747 


219,775 
528,571 


42,791 
116,928 


304,979 


12.0 
4,2 


14,924 
65,731 

131,908 


157,876 
344,957 


1,472,119 
353,717 


50,496 

16,357 

25,456 

212,670 


118,299 


38,028 
39,403 


108,764 


7.7 
7.2 
5.2 
9.2 


17.3 
7.4 


223,571 
130,146 


797,902 


384,498 


43,134 
65,630 


123,409 
66,520 


175,388 
54,500 

123,858 
30,752 

1 A88,731 


42,628 
23,892 

53,439 


40,270 


27.3 
19.0 


8.7 
18.8 


16,339 
4,951 
11,804 
98,814 


22,106 
10,059 


46,609 


4,073 
22,700 


37,257 


4,984 
1,315 
3,397 
27,561 


17,710 


5,264 

1,931 


4,039 
22,736 


38,638 


5,226 

1,431 
3,433 
28,548 


6,503 
2,074 


4,210 
22,769 


38,887 


280,999 
1,306,056 


2,397.390 


279,139 
1,323,088 


2,472,315 


298,915 
1,354,270 


2,585.300 


5,315 
1,452 
3,391 
28,729 


17,682 


6,276 
2,102 


19.1 
18.4 


15,800 
30,809 


48,002 
30,659 


62,306 
1,003,444 
122,981 


15,434 
6,486 

14,619 
3,731 

58,809 


19,297 
11,362 


7,896 


22,864 
9,451 


12,478 
4,191 
8,287 

10,322 

8,539 


11.9 
11.8 
12.1 


8,682 
35,436 
14,691 


13.9 

3.5 

11.9 


3,248 
7,894 
2,271 

32,013 


4^330 
18,952 
8,731 


5,692 
2,847 


4,321 


4,067 
8,048 

10,601 

8,789 


1,543 
610 

1,802 
366 

6,376 


5,983 
2,806 


2,249 


4,420 
1,580 

644 
1,838 

358 


4,153 
8,251 


8,809 


290,294 

86,182 

220,727 

1,300,187 


1,112,552 


366,494 
172,850 


849,099 


263,081 
586,018 

864,802 

557,208 


297,087 

90,226 

223,370 

1,861,632 


1,286,953 


501,129 
174,890 


811,525 


261,887 
549,638 

887,857 

597.210 


315,818 

96,906 

225,546 

1  ,947,030 


1,162,426 


474,782 
188,311 


875,854 


291,707 
584,147 


908,015 
607.888 


5,974 
2,835 


4,'766 


6,547 


868 
3,139 
2,369 


104,503 
65,505 

364,127 


10,114 
17,114 


9.7 
26.1 


5,054 
8,457 


241,634 
122,493 


60,680 
Ul,706 


1.571,876 


19,443 
11,497 


13,235 
16,851 


"i:o 

9.4 


21.8 
12.8 


10,076 
5,510 


8,256 
9,909 


1,009 
2,202 

3,931 


3,358 
2,334 


3,263 


1,838 
688 

1,865 
375 

6,687 


354,903 
202,305 


412,769 


169,187 
62,421 

142,544 
38,617 

559,9U 


389,360 
207,850 


394,910 


152,785 
61,670 

140,954 
39,501 

574,997 


401,296 
206,592 


441,933 
187,230 


1,023 
2,240 


902 

3,480 
2,305 


3,285 


1,029 
2,256 


76,024 
326,520 
157,367 


251.561 


2,611 
1,320 


2,339 
2,749 


2,554 
1,349 


2,280 
2,651 


2,606 
1,467 


2,340 
2,778 


792,829 

30,458 

748,589 


2,516.717 


104,277 
8,520 
56,976 


13.2 
23.0 
7.6 


394,731 
2,121,986 


26,256 
199,300 


6.6 
9.4 


57,900 
4,420 
23,777 


160,425 


11,123 
149,297 


18,364 

918 

8,656 


51,798 


2,745 
49,053 


18,810 

926 

9,226 


47,643 


22,051 
189,040 


78,050 
586,477 


2,373 
16,718 


13,328 
73,326 


17.1 
12.5 


1,333 
3,603 


42,343 


323 
2,645 


U,863 


2,784 
44,359 


2,932 


19,544 

979 

9,080 


42,934 


77,882 
173,679 

276,142 
182,650 


154,587 
137,082 


1.694,267 


69,814 
337,273 
167,910 


240,037 


66,464 
148,426 
39,813 

603,050 


77,921 
366,356 
153,773 


2,851 
40,133 


1,066,459 
99,019 
523,739 


3,260,842 


76,660 
163,377 

284,132 
133,303 


153,273 
182,  U6 


1.823,955 


80,831 
164,648 

294,562 
188,669 


156,504 
191,710 


203,228 
3,052,614 


1,124,368 
106,151 
598,436 


3f)30,881 


372 
2,560 


11,991 


437 
2,531 


12,169 


22,400 
167,978 


154,725 
753,522 


219,295 
2,811,586 


180,053 


1,273,242 
85,499 
588,941 


2,942.084 


356,601 
129,003 
29,762 
71,111 


36,712 

19,150 

3,939 

13,525 


10.3 
14.8 
13.2 
19.0 


21,926 

10,365 

2,116 

7,936 


6,863 

2,620 

483 

1,897 


7,036 

2,589 

486 

1,830 


7,156 

2,653 

465 

1,390 


392,431 
190,659 
38,205 
137,227 


25,278 
154,775 


147,753 
770,726 


230,763 
2^711,321 

198.562 


399,717 
190,694 
39,216 
141,099 


29,360 
169,202 


148,041 
320,182 


427,075 

203,444 

39,384 

150,279 


34,060 
211,027 


4,065 

382 

10,497 

63,397 

2,8U 
12,243 
24,849 
14,706 
72,574 


1.749,770 


15,820 
70,576 


145 .403 


45,780 
9,970 
8,491 

81,167 


32,932 


3,513 
19,094 


12,709 
30,905 


26,623 
U,831 


41,017 


16,216 
6,108 

16,403 
2,290 

80,809 


8,902 
64,110 
7,797 


7,922 


4,315 
3,107 

14,581 


6,591 
13,884 


163,379 

3,136 

61,872 


102,659 


39,179 
63,480 


20.219 


2,361 
17,858 


7,964 
46,768 


31,439 
9,793 
2,637 
2,899 


0.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  busincaa 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roliy 


(Thousavd 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 


March  15 


(Number)      (Number)     (Number) 


July  15 


Nov.  15 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrj) 


Stocks  on 
band,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches — Continued 

Lumber,  construction  materials; 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Brick,  tile,  terra  cotta 

Cement,  lime ,  plaster 

Glass  (building) 

Roofing,  siding,  insulation 

Miscellaneous  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies: 

Connnercial  machines,  equipment 

Commercial  refrigeration  equipment 

Office  machines,  equipment 

Store  machines ,  fixtures 

Other  commercial  machines,  equipment....... 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies,... 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment 

Belting,  hose,  packing 

Machine  tools 

Mine,  mill  supplies 

Oil  well,  oil  refining  supplies 

Printing  machinery,  supplies  (exc.  paper).. 

Rope,  cordage 

Miscellaneous  industrial  machinery, supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Laundry,  dry  cleaning  equipment,  supplies.. 

Shoe  findings 

Undertakers '  supplies 

Miscellaneous  service  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportaticm  (except  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Aircraft,  aeronautical  eqirlpment,  supplies. 

Railroad  equipment,  supplies 

Marine  equlpnent ,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap): 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work , 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches; 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Feed 

Fertilizers ,  agricultural  chemicals 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  miscellaneous 
products 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without 
stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats: 

Confectionery 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible): 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products: 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Proprietary  medicines ,  toiletries 

Drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf). 

Dry  goods,  apparel: 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings 

Women's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings.. 

Shoes,  other  footwear 

Work  clothing 

Clothing,  furnishings,  n.e.c 

Dry  goods,  piece  goods,  notions 

Hosiery,  underwear 

Piece  goods 

Other  dry  goods,  notions 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


118 
339 


40 
35 
131 
35 
98 


1,759 


31 

1,438 

222 

68 

57 
285 


60 
178 
134 
1A6 
242 
119 

22 
834 


50 

58 

53 

135 


398 
104 


173 
75 


105 
83 


8,052 


18 
22 
336 


16 
101 

_jza. 


130,829 
482,247 


31,317 
48,296 

135 ,479 
46,582 

218,573 


740,048 


15,229 
86,611 


3,544 
7,589 

23,678 
6,581 

45,219 


240.208 


18.0 


7,036 
49,049 


11,358 

645,778 

62,408 

20,504 

45,807 
1^99,152 

1,811.835 


3,063 

215,739 

16,167 

5,239 

6,640 
78,496 

206.562 


3 

15.7 
17.5 
13.5 
20.7 


32.4 
27.0 
33.4 
25.9 
25.6 


1,945 
2,644 

17,915 
3,950 

22,595 

176,388 


1,718 
13,272 


1,735 
13,622 


1,786 
14,000 


127,185 
879,536 


129,330 
928,932 


14.5 
6.0 


11.4 


149,975 

197,693 

79,319 

201,943 

191,314 

78,439 

32,505 

880,647 

147,522 

263.023 


7,486 
24,344 

8,660 
15,780 
16,924 
10,767 

2,303 
120,298 

37,571 

30.501 


5.0 
12.3 
10.9 

7.8 

8.8 
13.7 

7.1 
13.7 

25.5 

11.6 


1,601 

160,347 

11,928 

2,512 

3,012 
45,368 

116,511 


433 
681 

5,713 
822 

5,623 


39,354 


502 

35,428 

2,828 

596 

712 
13,790 

28,788 


454 
734 

5,966 
797 

5,671 


40,591 
545 


462 
692 

6,190 
871 

5,785 


41,559 


4,147 
11,645 
5,125 
9,176 
8,633 
6,678 
1,111 
69,996 

23,954 

17,328 


926 
2,852 
1,101 
1,883 
1,989 
1,431 

203 
18,403 

8,121 

4.349 


36,594 

2,852 

600 

700 
14,115 

29,486 


51,481 

150,320 

22,911 

38,311 


9,236 
6,351 
4,847 
10,067 


17.9 
4.2 
21.2 
26.2 


5,185 

3,826 

.  2,556 

5,761 


1,083 
739 
783 

1,744 


943 
2,967 
1,159 
1,920 
2,144 
1,466 

204 
18,683 

8,118 

4.379 


497 

37,588 

2,872 

602 

670 
13,828 

29,390 


35,637 
49,021 

324,060 
58,915 

411,903 


3,656,926 


31,637 

3,322,201 

257,436 

45,654 

56,245 
825,939 

2,132,433 


36,957 
51,144 

352,778 
58,598 

429,455 


3,367,552 


135,325 
985,013 


950 
2,903 
1,146 
1,907 
2,076 
1,484 

204 
18,720 

8,094 

4.347 


81,416 
201,089 

91,500 
169,651 
144,176 
131,917 

20,726 
1,291,953 

446,305 

311.096 


32,*777 

3,043,932 

246,370 

44,473 

57,034 
893,744 

2J.97,961 


39,698 
51,233 

363,733 
71,155 

459,194 


3,386,766 


1,098 
736 
780 

1,765 


1,044 
736 
784 

1,783 


88,649 
67,426 
44,783 
110,238 


74,733 
2U,761 

97,410 
173,266 
161,350 
140,801 

21,095 
1,3U,545 

452,925 

313,007 


25,796 

3,075,407 

238,372 

46,691 

56,821 
858,095 

2,204,091 


90,802 
66,112 
46,356 
109,737 


80,240 
215,207 
109,328 
154,851 
161,552 
129,343 
20,622 
1,332,948 

449,654 

320.044 


89,950 
71,661 
45,705 
112,728 


3,199 
77,738 
12,940 


813,009 
352,367 


283,129 
74,643 
88,171 


105,301 
99,162 


51,110 
24,100 


3,503,217 


23,508,860 


559 
11,649 
3,340 


79,894 
19,295 


36,885 
25,793 
3,075 

18,894 


17.5 
15.0 
25.8 


13.0 

34.6 

3.5 


8,731 
10,163 


10,402 
2,797 


288,431 


lyD21,132 


8.3 
10.2 


20.4 
11.6 


269 
5,742 
2,152 


41,735 
8,765 


20,154 
9,790 
1,708 

8.499 


3,978 
4,521 


5,693 
1,619 


75 

1,338 

568 


10,675 
2,212 


6,064 

3,673 

399 

2,486 


1,307 
1,179 


1,237 
412 


28,016 


86,954 


79 

1,431 

549 


11,062 
2,348 


6,419 

3,858 

401 

2.538 


1,346 
1,192 


1,222 
418 


88,511 


81 

1,431 

576 


10,829 
2,404 


6,500 

3,782 

401 


4,920 
99,632 
43,316 


736,541 
162,500 


353,778 

178,453 

32,165 


1,310 
1,170 


1,250 
404 


28,540 


74,060 
83,791 


108,749 
30,177 


1,909,392 


7,644,892 


5,187 
109,368 
43,434 


777,643 
161,954 


418,192 
180,464 
32,272 

156,367 


78,790 
77,577 


103,699 
30,705 


2/115,361 


7,764,035 


5,515 
1U,819 
43,793 


801,673 
175,410 


415,931 
183,605 
32,729 

152,930 


112,643 
30,133 


2,065,731 


8AU,889 


291 
75 


69,686 

39,166 

1,056,301 


74,049 
982,848 


189.667 


118 
133 
29 
17 
21 


73 
94 
127 


118,923 
70,744 


974,573 
133,031 


897,100 


459.732 


1,712 

2,134 

76,495 

5,305 
55,437 

24,701 


1,026 

578 

26,794 


1,965 
14,033 


204,  Wl 

133,181 

22,122 

69,149 

31,139 

941,997 


13,985 
10,716 


100,760 
15,495 


38.127 


11.3 
15.1 


10.3 
11.6 


135,080 
605,178 
201,739 


18,140 

12,279 

2,151 

3,485 

2,072 

41,538 


8.9 
9.2 
9.7 
5.0 
6.6 


9,428 

22,239 

9,871 


7.0 
3.7 
4.9 


3,967 
5,926 


30,789 
5,712 


6,203 


19,671 


255 

142 

7,342 


466 
2,738 

2.226 


9,192 
6,580 
1,217 
1,799 
833 

20,662 


826 
1,400 


8,770 
1,351 


3,416 


267 

141 

7,465 

562 
2,798 

2.127 


287 

157 

7,489 


581 
2,894 


1,5U 

1,115 

362 

296 

129 

3,429 


735 
1,392 


8,920 
1,340 


3.393 


1,474 

1,122 

366 

305 

126 

3,477 


742 
1,398 


3,728 
1,3% 


1,875 


3,521 


18,168 

12,424 

496,033 


32,823 
253,676 

182,537 


5,196 
9,732 
5,734 


7B3 
1,676 
970 


TS2 

1,723 

972 


1,560 

1,141 

330 

315 

125 

3,577 


75,438 
107,099 


626,365 

111,031 


109,373 


339,423 


19,480 
13,344 
508,977 


41,676 
260,957 

189.529 


72,068 
117,461 


629,447 
108,765 


20,513 
15,485 
523,657 


42,427 
279,682 

183,989 


1,770 
996 


163,353 
U7,300 
22,413 
20,448 
15,904 

390,705 


1114,232 
171,890 
114,583 


343.727 
165^186 
116,843 
23,159 
23,158 
15,331 

364,383 


75,758 
108,231 


636,434 
117,640 


121,724 


353,751 


m;3is 

166,833 
104,233 


169,662 
122,472 
22,304 
24,350 
14,  %3 

399,541 


112;6W 
177,464 
109,378 


19,915 


33,302 


1,996 

1,732 

23,749 

1,289 

4,536 


50,136 
2,881 


40,695 
3,771 
2,839 

5,945 
112,645 

rL5,2'79 


4,685 
15,101 
8,050 
8,011 
16,794 
5,208 
1,509 
55,921 

22,649 

13,717 


4,220 
6,293 
4,147 
4,057 


632 
15,437 
2,819 


76,971 
30,972 


29,857 
7,333 
7,084 

7.939 


3,597 
4,342 


5,042 
1,996 


153,596 


UNITED  STATES  SUMMARY 


0.15 


Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll.  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


T^pc  c£  opention  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thotudnd 
dotldrj) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll)' 


(TTiouidnd 
dotldrs) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(ThouidTui 
dolldrj) 


Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

bet) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearesi — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  IS 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  IS 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices — Continued 

Furniture,  home  furnishings: 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Household  furniture 

Office  furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

China ,  glassvare ,  crockery,, 

Floor  coverings ' 

Miscellaneous  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products: 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods: 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials, 
apparatus  and  equipment..  ...•>.. 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials.... 

Apparatus  and  equipment 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating: 

Hardvare 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Plumbing,  heating  (general  line) 

Heating  (including  stoves,  ranges) 

Plumbing  fixtures,  supplies 

Air  conditioning,  ventilating  equipment.... 

Lumber,  construction  materials; 

Lumber,  millvork 

Other  construction  materials 

Brick,  tile,  terra  cotta 

Cement,  lijne,  plaster 

Glass  (building) 

Roofing,  siding,  insulation 

Miscellaneous  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies: 

CcBmercial  machines,  equipment 

CoMoercial  refrigeration  equipment 

Office  machines,  equipment 

Store  machines ,  fixtures 

Other  commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment 

Belting,  hose,  packing 

Machine  tools 

Mine,  mill  supplies 

Oil  well ,  oil  refining  supplies 

Printing  machinery,  supplies  (except  paper) 
Miscellaneous  industrial  machinery, supplies 

Professional  equipment ,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 

Transportation  (except  automotive)  equipment, 

siipplies 

Railroad  equipment,  supplies 

Other  transportation  equipment,  supplies... 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap): 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices: 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Feed ', 

Fertilizers,  agricultural  chemicals 

Jewelry. 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  misc.  products. 

Forest  products  (except  limiber) 

Oils  and  fats  (inedible) 

Textiles  and  materials  other  than  dry  goods 

Yams  (industrial) 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


31 
126 
112 


25 
338 
405 


220 
336 
101 


69 

57 

93 

151 


31 

271 

36 

42 

49 
17 


122 
73 
85 
53 

845 

81 
57 


729 
218 


64 
127 


19,120 


11,803 
,317 


1,554 


1,073 
481 


19 
17 

56 

357 


38 
22 

70 

31 

196 


16,074 
253,599 
74,976 


58,, '52 

139,321 

1/313,092 

268 ,091 


1,007 
9,775 
8,123 


2,370 
28,511 
43,241 

19,200 


6.3 

3.8 

10.8 


4.0 
20.5 
4.3 


ElT 

294 

9.304 


720 
4,366 
4,218 


1,172 
23,402 
18,932 


TJ5S 

55 

1,938 


403,618 
521,605 
721,447 


71,554 
465,668 


14,152 
17,241 
9,372 


20.454 


4.4 


257,519 
39,961 
49,402 

118,786 


81,907 
997.459 


109,236 
258,868 
164,350 
266,273 
198,732 


84.027 


5,920 
4,070 
3,518 
6,946 


5,255 
77,579 


2.3 
10.2 

7.1 
5.8 


7.£ 


5,628 
9,343 
5,193 


2,078 
11,005 


123 

743 

1,072 


180 
4,432 
3,525 


2,875 


"T03" 
60 


1,908 


14,763 
39,579 
12,269 
17,416 

63,220 
210,828 

1,915.550 


6,426 
32,621 

1,646 
22,667 
14,219 


19.617 


5.9 
12.6 
1.0 
8.5 
7.2 


23.3 


3,295 
1,671 
1,912 
4,127 


1,913 
28,292 


1,032 

1,843 

850 


381 
2,132 


121 

779 
1,008 


172 
4,478 
3,563 

2,131 


2.982 


62 


1,922 


120 

796 

1,006 


172 
4,545 
3,691 

2,029 


11,921 
4,941 


168,753 


665 
270 
382 
815 


282 
6,028 


1,071 

1,911 

867 


392 
2,124 


1,079 

1,954 

340 


806 
2,162 


13,678 
75,969 
79,106 


19,565 
424,069 
356,366 

149,199 


260.133 


12,078 
5,503 


162 , 103 


14,434 
72,388 
75,281 


18,925 
410,403 
356,786 

159,549 


18,045 
12,374 


174,063 


15,640 
79,849 
78,574 


18,416 
441,205 
367,309 


663 
275 
379 
807 


304 
6,232 


668 
277 
380 
837 


326 
6,218 


100,165 
159,968 
102,146 


38,779 
202,659 


859 
15,207 

1,771 
1,780 

5,063 
8,321 

82,538 


5.8 
38.4 
14.4 
10.2 

8.0 
3.9 


1,973 

8,553 

926 

10,809 

6,031 


14 .568 


550 
2,101 

174 
1,973 
1,230 


2,898 


569 

11,494 

1,129 

1,376 

1,605 
3,281 

44.392 


13,208 
44,012 
77,725 
30,189 
72,056 
56,486 
1,621,874 

67,882 
22,641 


198.767 


704 
2,842 
6,232 
2,853 
4,037 
4,627 
61,243 

3,852 
1,350 


5.3 
6.4 
8.0 
9.4 
5.6 
8.2 
3.8 

5.7 
6.0 


188,231 
10,536 


5,410,524 
844,282 


138,637 

54,431 

361,539 


68,934 
45,821 


44,823 
3.052 ,  521 


3,222 
537 


115,163 
28,831 


7,355 
5,358 
7,855 

7.745 


1.7 
5.1 


2.1 
3.4 


5.3 
10.8 
2.2 


43,849 
168,091 
226,675 
385,701 
2,228,205  I 


,357 
3,388 

2,515 
71.970 


1,1A4 
1,742 

10,545 
8,868 

49,671 


6.3 
7.4 

5.6 
2.4 


2.6 
1.0 
4.6 
2.3 
2.2 


331 
1,508 
3,324 
1,483 
1,912 
2,381 
32,948 

2,609 
862 


121 

2,434 

154 

139 

251 
632 

8,500 


552 
2,152 

195 
2,077 
1,256 


3.026 


1,725 
279 


38,364 
10,686 


3,412 
3,933 
3,464 

2.362 


1,297 
1,065 

1,795 
24.352 


681 

826 

4,443 

1,103 

17,299 


75 
311 
506 
276 
437 
456 
6,439 

483 
170 


123 

2,545 

162 

196 

259 
707 

6.723 


555 
2,076 

199 
2,122 
1,266 


3.103 


61,141 
28,677 
35,823 
77,018 


31,700 
467,726 


103,400 
170,718 
112,338 


36,342 
206,125 


35,585 
148,699 

15,048 
159,071 
109,323 


267.484 


62,281 
29,575 
36,744 
77,525 


31,720 
486,652 


109,254 
175,704 
114,981 


39,287 
217,480 


125 

2,629 

143 

206 

268 

737 

8.347 


76 
310 
511 
292 
463 
454 
6,617 

489 
169 


79 
313 
516 
296 
486 
467 
6,690 

516 
130 


10,155 

215,772 

16,686 

24,871 

24,907 
51,947 

790,367 


36,640 
158,292 

17,087 
166,131 
108,502 


256,290 


64,169 
32,977 
37,365 
82,969 


32,597 
488,331 


10,142 

202,240 

18,905 

25,003 

25,920 

57,758 

816,546 


TC2zr 

153,445 

18,754 

168,510 

109,381 


286,712 


5,896 
32,765 
60,433 
26,273 
34,303 
47,286 
583,361 

48,458 
14,895 


306 
59 


7,115 
2,465 


648 

688 
603 


302 
60 


7,211 
2,553 


637 
683 
608 


297 
59 


7,161 
2,571 


643 
700 
677 


326 
239 

216 

4.715 


323 
230 

219 
4.803 


343 
227 

233 
4,769 


136 
146 
766 
175 
3,492 


142 
149 
764 
179 
3,569 


142 
152 
774 
178 
3,523 


31,649 
5,169 


689,664 

196,517 


63,566 
75,753 
68,391 

43,155 


6,463 
31,370 
60,205 
27,407 
36,924 
52,011 
602,166 

49,867 
14,032 


37.649 


10,030 

234,780 

17,268 

24,634 

26,971 
61,219 

841,093 


32,237 
5,412 


718,143 
205,137 


63,404 
68,182 
67,054 


6,716 
31,676 
62,376 
28,399 
38,823 
54,834 
617,769 

51,463 
15,675 


37,082 


24,186 
18,969 

29,493 
432,957 


25,277 
17,558 

31,393 
443.848 


31,750 
5,332 


768,210 
212,018 


65,774 
73,255 
77,793 

44,079 


26,010 
13,069 


38,392 
458. 8'n 


13,167 
14,741 
31,078 
18,265 
305,706 


13,649 
15,224 
80,016 
19,247 
315,712 


13,706 
15,724 
84,241 
19,543 
325,654 


0.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SALES,  EXPENSES,  Pay  RolL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


CHumher) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  payroll)' 


entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Tliousdrtd 
dollars) 


Active 
propnc- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(^ium- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  worlcweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


MaidilS 

Q^umbcr) 


July  15 
(^lumber) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Type   by  Kind  of  Business — Contmued 
Manufacturers '  sales  of f ices— Continued 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Ref iner-raarketer  stat Ions 

Marketers  without  refining  facilities. 
Marketers  of  liquefied  petroleum  gas.. 

Agents,  brokers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries,  foods  (except  as  specified). 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer ,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products . . 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings  (general  line) 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings 

Women's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings. 

Furs  (dressed ) ,  fur  clothing 

Millinery,  millinery  supplies 

Shoes ,  other  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Hosiery,  underwear 

Piece  goods 


Fumltuxe ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 
Other  paper  products 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock  (except  horses,  mules)..... 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Wool,  mohair 

Miscellaneous  inedible  farm  products. 


Automotive 

Autonwbiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  mill work 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establlshlDent  equipment,  supplies. 
Transportation  (except  automotive)  equip- 
ment, supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap). 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work... 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  agents ,  brokers 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

J\gents  and  brokers,  miscellaneous  products. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


29.451 


19,053 
10,074 
324 


10,615,650 


392,698 
3,136,347 

36,605 

34,610,092 


3,171 


2,883 

147 
58 
83 

1,155 


195 
960 


182 
251 
66 


3,293 


245 
358 
824 
94 
135 
182 
392 
225 
838 

1,045 


^487,102 
4,740,299 

100,226 
32,460 

614,  U7 

1,778,371 


387,457 
1,390,914 


11,839 
52,348 


392,648 


90,155 
270,335 
32 ,  158 

5,520 

5,497,838 


956,074 


627,978 
310,803 
17,293 

894,395 


13" 

9.9 

20.0 


108,079 

98,907 

3,733 

1,401 

4,038 


53,212   3.0 


5,930 
47,282 


639 
2,143 


17,513 


484 
561 


105 
302 


3,744 


362 
356 
216 
1,864 
674 
171 
101 

556 


62 
494 


945 
367 


497 
739 


519,560 

215,723 

721,486 

56,627 

57,494 

78,229 

625,591 

223,685 

2,999,443 

469,963 


204,345 
265,618 


25,076 
226,001 


11,739,902 


835,198 
1,616,616 

352,086 
7,312,305 
1,007,856 

407,319 

208,522 

459,614 


86,535 
373,079 


5,499 
10,646 
1,368 


173,992 


11,189 

9,360 

23,742 

1,845 

2,955 

3,587 

14,482 

10,404 

96,428 

27,779 


5.4 
4.1 


6.1 
3.9 
4.2 


13,015 
14,764 


1,831 
8,769 


137,688 


7,087 
14,986 

9,356 
62,357 
35,700 

5,298 

2,904 

21,859 


1,953 
19,906 


477,298 
206,255 


528 
260 


3.365 


339 
82 
64 
2,191 
109 
380 

200 


638 

105 


50 
40 

2,841 


336 
118 
201 
220 
369 
124 
1,473 


227,178 
241,253 


432,518 
106,768 


75,938 
28,603 
28,993 

827,266 
22,124 

258,169 

181,331 


542,949 
183,344 


164,613 
35,949 

4,423,321 


149,937 
57,782 
655,757 
457,339 
121,966 
373,605 
2,606,935 


30,509 
11,700 


14,167 
19,765 


25,402   4.7 


17,934 
7,468 


94,417 


345,847 


213,245 

125,173 

7,429 

350,148 


45,285 
42,354 

1,221 
616 

1,094 

25,069 


2,523 
22,546 


124 
603 


7,281 


2,332 
4,409 
540 


63,214 


0.9 
2.6 
0.8 
3.5 
1.3 
1.4 


5,546 

3,205 

8,407 

642 

964 

509 

4,660 

4,058 

35,223 

9,337 


16,278 

7,593 

81 

21,820 


2,933 


2,639 
160 
49 
90 

933 


161 
772 


146 
168 
54 


111,812 


67,355 

42,179 

2,278 

90,146 


111,053 


67,281 

41,447 

2,325 

92,799 


67,117 

42,982 

2,367 

101,650 


6,486, on 


4,025,129 
2,325,764 
135,118 

6,096,782 


6,646,405 


10,736 


10,960 


10,962 


10,063 
299 
149 
225 

7,674 


710 
6,964 


27 
112 


1,603 


3,964 
5,373 


799 
3,105 


58,287 


2,303 
6,101 
4,438 
28,198 
13,683 
2,280 
1,284 

8,167 


791 
7,376 


13,970 


10,204 
3,766 


12,985 


6,464 
2,229 
1,664 

64,928 
1,751 

10,205 

7,176 
24,485 


20,964 
3,521 


7,070 


5,292 
,778 


113.160 


9,566 
6,691 

19,289 
7,565 
5,192 
7,283 

57,574 


3.2 

4.9 

2.6 


11.6 
2.9 
1.6 
4.2 
1.9 
2.2 


4,782 
8,203 


7,888 


213 
337 
865 
95 
156 
180 
360 
206 
678 


460 
524 


98 
242 


3,705 


353 

260 
171 
2,009 
660 
166 
86 

489 


57 
432 


614 
847 
142 


11,684 


1,406 
592 

2,141 
172 
254 
105 

1,117 
636 

5,261 

2,130 


T36 
1,244 


10,282 
293 
158 
227 

7,710 


708 
7,002 


39 
123 


1,632 


617 
866 
149 


U.,866 


1,432 
592 
2,183 

183 
243 
112 

1,113 
640 

5,368 

2,191 


10,258 
304 
165 
235 

7,440 


788,138 


786 
6,654 


735,623 
22,797 
9,605 
20,113 

465,206 


36 
135 


1,625 


642 
842 

141 


12,117 


222 
651 


25,595 


"?S2r 

1,430 

968 

17,982 

3,636 

551 

364 

1,761 


367 
340 


237 
1,524 


3,111 


4,786 
3,102 


38,669 


3,068 
1,227 

814 
26,480 

699 
3,606 

2,775 

8,577 


7,171 
1,406 


3.227 


2,313 
914 


43,507 


3,305 
2,839 
7,247 
3,316 
854 
2,432 
23,514 


470 
666 


439 
215 


2,841 


352" 
54 
43 
1,867 
36 

344 

140 


522 

86 


2,384 


112 
80 
173 
389 
74 
1,240 


2,212 
899 


2,862 


1,166 
1,696 

1,737 


961 
826 


8,183 


1,293 


1,405 
603 

2,252 
183 
252 
111 

1,196 
653 

5,457 

2,221 


896 
1,325 


223 

658 


26,790 


~SJ5 

1,494 

887 

18,424 

4,440 

573 

327 

1,819 


246 
1,573 


2,319 
905 


2,957 


1,183 
1,774 

1,828 


T5F 
259 
163 
5,443 
192 
739 

512 

1,786 


1,516 

270 


366 

207 


9,630 


"705" 
992 

1,209 
753 
240 
372 

5,359 


1,027 
801 


3,429 


223 
655 


35,492 


48,309 
416,897 


11,199 


1,700 
9,499 


134,892 


43,193 
81,932 
9,767 


1,122,747 


105,725 
59,587 

156,090 
10,187 
18,181 
9,851 
78,648 
69,872 

614,606 

172,453 


,179,405 

2,326,325 

140,675 

6,389,461 


6,840,356 


4,262,580 

2,430,424 

147,352 


811,569 


832,369 


758,108 
22,560 
11,046 
19,855 

480,807 


49,075 
431,732 

13,285 


775,464 
23,403 
11,137 
22,365 

468,634 


2,909 
10.376 


135,315 


43,042 
81,717 
10,556 

1,057 


76,072 
96,381 


763 
1,479 

894 
19,786 
11,704 

487 

379 

1,823 


252 
1,571 


2,307 
929 


1,168 
1,814 


1,901 


270 
177 
,570 
197 
760 


TsST 

280 


394 
202 

9,871 


974 
1,286 
799 
237 
380 
5,456 


1,073 
828 


8,525 


15,344 
57,885 


914,052 


39,455 
99,162 
75,451 
506,805 
123,949 
39,896 
24,334 

144,455 


12,616 
131,839 


1M,83S 
67,864 


110,646 
56,659 

155,755 
11,656 
17,255 
9,622 
75,084 
70,196 

614,571 

173, 175 


75,633 
97,542 


14,353 
58,476 

1,052,918 


53,394 
415,240 

M.lll 


2,714 
U.,397 


137,342 


47,885 
79,615 
9,842 


108,272 
57,741 

166,013 
10,396 
18,641 
10,065 
82,198 
73,037 

623,081 

183,772 


78,869 
104,903 


39,167 
105,467 

72,109 
528,704 
243,842 

33,140 

25,489 

153,567 


13,136 
140,431 


"55ff 
259 

176 

5,639 

200 

757 

533 

1,843 


1,578 
265 


— 54r 

209 
9,857 


-75r 
939 

1,289 
776 
237 
401 

5,403 


84,098 
139,773 

145,725 
85,161 
60,564 

691,938 


56,534 
22,156 
14,923 
475,229 
13,640 
60,919 

48,587 

K7,870 


124,191 
23,679 


33,851 
17,862 

761,544 


57,562 
51,323 

119,553 
51,878 
15,610 
41,069 

424 , 549 


146,057 
70,234 

232,193 


38,610 
U3,583 


93,361 
61,094 


717,013 


16,250 
59,066 

1,338,167 


43,604 
106,069 

71,669 
569,921 
484,576 

35,450 

26,878 

159.706 


13,636 
146,070 


271,221 

76,057 

237,905 


38,137 
149,768 


160,633 
^i  713 


61 ; 376 
22,996 
15,512 
487,320 
U,329 
63,322 

52,658 

152,938 


127,141 
25,797 


35,565 
16,342 

798,198 


58,763 
50,656 

130,307 
56,097 
15,788 
51,994 

434,093 


63,920 

728,944 

21,  U3 
16,396 
494,528 
13,958 
64,721 

5*^,005 

153,393 


131,619 
27,274 


51,34'7 
34,148 
17,199 

791,882 


64,095 
50,368 

127,083 
55,796 
16,852 
46,209 

431,479 


709 ,205 


526,929 

176,097 

6,179 

68.829 


9,002 


8,551 

34 

376 

41 

3,640 


705 
2,935 


136 
424 


1,427 


191 

1,120 

116 


S,U3 


306 

490 

453 

111 

9 

33 

358 

466 

5,912 

991 


329 
662 


219 
293 


18,188 
5,074 
2,869 
1,873 
3,598 
1,U8. 
2,118 
1,538 

802 


233 
569 

1,872 


2,191 

437 
1,704 


2,260 
492 


7,966 
868 
552 
353 

4,951 
109 
866 

267 


1,089 
899 


461 
71 


9,633 


"-?3D 

160 

428 

1,309 

3,210 

173 

3,933 


UNITED  STATES  SUlvIMARY 


0.17 


Tabic  1  E.-WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS-UNITED  STATES,  BY  TYPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KIND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948-Con. 

Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab' 
Ush- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
enure 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Opexating  txpcnaes 
(inc.  pay  roUy 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  15 
(DoiWj) 


July  15 
(Dolbrs) 


Nov.  15 
(Doll<iTs) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thoiuand 
dolbri) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 


Assemblers  (mainly  fana  products),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats: 
Fish,  sea  foods 


Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Dried  fruits,  nuts 

Miscellaneous  grocery  specialties. . 

Farm  products  (edible): 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials): 

Cotton 

Grain 

Hides,    skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock  (except  horses,  mules) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Wool ,  mohair 

Miscellaneous  inedible  farm  products. 


Other  assemblers: 


Farm  supplies 

Feed 

Seeds 

Miscellaneous  farm  supplies. 


10,957,893 


66^,«05 


138,739 


139, ISA 


159,068 


5,569,208 


5,995,365 


6,726,810 


591 
253 


US,225 


27,823 


3,939 
2,137 


1,238 

8,380 

166 

1,532 

75 

82 

466 


170,372 
36,245 


l,613,OU 
1,102,832 


920,720 

4,192,851 

44, U9 

2,233,335 

128,105 

62,015 

175,644 


22,209 
5,595 


11A,249 
254,602 


24,793 

146,881 

3,698 

28,717 
3,332 
3,592 

14,249 


13.0 
15.4 


7.1 
23.1 


2.7 
3.5 

8.4 
1.3 
2.6 
5.8 
8.1 


14,347 
12,920 


9,502 
6,278 


10,181 
2,739 


51,525 
121,800 


8,393 
71,569 
1,930 
10,188 
1,840 
1,296 
5,956 


2,756 
1,352 


938 

2,427 

137 

1,273 

56 

69 

214 


163 
63 

25  1 


69,119 
60,689 
21,359 

4,232 


5,049 
7,005 
2,023 

568 


7.3 
U.5 
9.5 


Assemblers,  miscellaneous  products 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


2,338 

3,299 

943 


115 
83 
48 


5,126 
1,152 


21,557 
59,663 


2,581 
26,915 

762 
4,513 
1,616 

372 
2,132 


2,512 


6,544 
5,192 


12,364 
U.576 


260,119 
214.037 


885 

1,3U 

314 


3,471 
1,721 


23, 2U 
58,939 


2,779 

31,221 

761 

4,597 
790 
525 

1,636 


2,637 


961 
1,299 
377 


9,871 
1,705 


23,977 
64,846 


5,074 

28,636 

795 

4,614 
716 
390 

2,956 


2,755 


169,812 
44,225 


932,999 

2,279,728 


115,560 

1,258,603 

33,816 

183,316 
57,131 
16,462 
92,398 


188 .626 


942 
1,501 
312 


43,638 
60,859 
13,652 


129,427 
59,399 


1,032,699 
2,446,852 


129,165 

1,492,086 

33,639 

186,296 
28,642 
24,192 
87,303 


131,447 


403,884 
438,490 


47,124 
65,488 
18,835 

5,381 


367,050 
71,440 


1,058,747 
2,680,956 


2X,610 

1,359,151 

36,358 

199,530 
27,085 
19,208 

132,707 


128,952 


45,530 
71,100 
12,322 

7,132 


432,367 


3,859 
21,430 


15,383 
6,047 


36,277 
33,777 


43,953 

193,2U 

2,599 

6,895 

54,767 
3,093 

22,233 


9,809 

6,254 
638 


0.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  1  F.— WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS— TYPE  OF  OPERATION,  BY  GEOGRAPHIC  DIVISION  AND  .STATE:  1948 

Establishments  and  Sales 


Toal,  all 
operating  types 

Merchant 
wholesalers 

Manufacturers' 

sales  branches, 

with  stocks 

Manufecturcr's 

sales  offices, 
without  stocks 

Petroleum  bulk 
plants 

Agents 

and  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly 
farm  products) 

Geographic  division  and  State 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Hum- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 
(>ium- 
ber) 

Sales, 

entire 

year 

(Thousand 

dollors) 

Eslab- 
Ush- 
ments 

Qium- 

Sales, 

entire 

year 

(Thousand 

dollars) 

Estab- 
bsh- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 

entire 

year 

(Tbousand 

dollars) 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 
(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thoi*sand 
dolUrs) 

Estab- 
hsh- 
ments 
(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tbousand 
dolUrs) 

United  States,    total.. 

243,366 

188,68   ,801 

146,518 

79,766,589 

15,716 

29,229,717 

8,052 

23,508,860 

29,451 

10,615,650 

24,361 

34,610,092 

19,263 

10,957,393 

Geographic  Divisions: 

13,123 
64,046 
47,412 
31,014 
22,430 
10,318 
20,441 
8,615 
25,167 

9,341,451 
57,747,882 
40,345,543 
21,988,833 
16,287,633 

7,897,253 
13,005,080 

4,270,113 
17,-05,013 

9,495 
48,834 
27,283 
11,639 
13,380 

5,8"9 
10,696 

3,956 
15,341 

4,601,924 
25,519,599 
15,400,805 
7,667,169 
6, 689, 604 
3,802,140 
6,205,261 
1,782,645 
8,097,442 

1,126 
3,261 
3,349 
1,560 
1,681 

655 
1,427 

534 
2,123 

(x) 

9,298,369 

6,419,923 

2,618,019 

(x) 

875,124 

1,837,391 

538,291 

3,061,680 

504 
2,503 
2,122 
640 
736 
205 
523 
131 
683 

(x) 

8,814,748 

6,769,221 

1,594,327 

(x) 

564,984 

1,134,854 

172,591 

1,749,710 

664 
1,808 
6,022 
7,703 
2,919 
1,666 
3,884 
2,209 
2,576 

315,814 

1,948,289 

2,159,342 

1,161,294 

1,380,272 

582,635 

914,328 

412,182 

1,241,494 

1,140 
7,065 
5,175 
2,327 
2,359 
1,049 
1,562 
500 
3,134 

(x) 
11,632,136 
7,418,798 
4,996,904 

(x) 

1,590,973 

1,820,299 

746, 694 

2,470,702 

194 
575 
3,456 
7,945 
1,355 
854 
2,349 
1,285 
1,255 

(x) 

534,741 

East  North  Central 

West  North  Central 

2,177,454 

3,951,120 

(x) 

East  South  Central 

West  South  Central 

481,397 

1,092,947 

617,710 

Pacific 

1,183,985 

New  England: 

927 

51S 

393 

7,788 

1,136 

2,361 

43,786 
5,695 
14,565 

11,099 
5,325 

17,454 
8,434 
5,100 

6,075 
5,980 
7,846 
2,261 
1,829 
3,183 
4,640 

370 
3,076 
1,114 
3,000 
1,737 
3,962 
1,609 
3,844 
3,718 

2,456 
3,529 
2,597 
1,736 

2,147 
3,068 
3,663 
11,558 

1,396 
1,147 

463 
2,650 

718 

864 
1,123 

254 

4,147 
2,561 
18,459 

490,529 
13f,998 
168,216 

6,396,231 
722,552 

1,374,925 

43,140,120 
3,596,934 
11,010,828 

9,468,871 
3,227,141 
18,136,506 
6,683,754 
2,829,271 

5,026,505 
3,361,733 

7,420,888 

939,420 

791 ,  608 

2,354,449 

2,094,230 

483,721 
2,057.749 
1,242,601 
2,033,470 
1,076,754 
3,129,666 
1,008,042 
3,264,294 
1,991,316 

1,784,338 

3,477,171 

1,677,829 

957, 915 

851,613 
2,227,058 
1,729,240 
8,197,169 

587,330 
415,822 
153,477 
1,628,603 
259,969 
420,481 
724,933 
79,498 

2,643,174 

1,891,251 

13,270,588 

590 
354 
239 

5,539 
946 

1,827 

33,599 
4,743 
10,492 

6,821 
2,852 
9,839 
4,988 
2,788 

2,406 
1,975 
4,135 
325 
349 
1,079 
1,370 

231 
2,114 

692 
1,753 
1,234 
2,141 

896 
1,973 
2,346 

1,439 

2,002 

1,524 

924 

1,008 
1,811 
1,702 
6,175 

412 
338 
212 
1,288 
403 
489 
670 
144 

2,329 

1,494 

11,518 

250, 576 
109,321 
80,901 
3,015,927 
356,054 
789,145 

18,869,076 
1,966,467 
4,684,056 

4,014,837 
1,381,135 
6,148,547 
2,445,186 
1,411,050 

2,005,399 
960,879 

2,822,858 
179,094 
176,053 
713,606 
809, 270 

87, 091 
936.428 
497,742 
972,535 
578,203 

1,065,944 
467,203 

1.084,654 
999, 804 

795,646 

1.798,886 

783,012 

424,596 

418,065 
1,183,511 

735,897 
3,867,788 

196,552 
125,148 

83,167 
634,263 
153,525 
228,391 
306,690 

54,904 

1,271,433 

953,632 

5,872,377 

89 
48 
32 
664 

75 
218 

1,830 

321 

1,110 

956 
304 
1,175 
623 
291 

332 
263 
614 
39 
35 
149 
128 

44 
201 
123 
215 
144 
264 

93 
386 
211 

115 

289 

191 

60 

77 
246 
210 
894 

57 
52 
23 

181 
33 
64 

108 
16 

355 

189 

1,579 

61,315 
(x) 

17,495 
1,227,077 

123,901 
204,466 

6,350,949 

697,332 

2,250,088 

1,625,973 

271,582 

3,035,877 

1,128,476 

358,015 

567, 654 
.    240,071 
1,315,199 
70,771 
35,684 
239,482 
149,158 

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251,734 
253,037 
155,770 
448, 103 

76,344 
771,534 
290,314 

147, 911 

433,791 

249,962 

43,460 

52,651 

392,844 

218,993 

1,172,903 

47,472 
18,233 
13,677 

268,347 
11,795 
42,231 

132,612 
3,924 

367,657 

273,046 

2,420,977 

11 
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26 
89 

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122 
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658 
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53 

359 

6 

3 
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28 

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99 

116 
63 
34 
92 
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235 
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42 
85 
67 
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19 

95 

67 

342 

10 
4 
6 

74 
3 
8 

26 

105 
42 
541 

18,750 
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720,810 
66,080 
81,101 

6,454,477 

250,143 

2,110,128 

1,735,586 

271,954 

2,928,110 

1,488,909 

344,662 

382,837 

120,070 

999,905 

5,373 

3,562 

50,278 

32,302 

(x) 
260,112 
306,287 
156,715 

48,399 
278,199 

35,606 
580,354 
136,167 

146,752 

207,431 

196,840 

13,961 

23,957 
162,698 
114,128 
834,071 

9,293 

2,622 

985 

113,763 

607 

10,259 

35,062 

155,517 

102,502 

1,491,691 

153 
85 
74 

196 
38 

118 

820 
237 

751 

879 
1,095 
1,741 
1,082 
1,225 

1,468 

1,810 

1,167 

697 

617 

656 

1,288 

41 
162 

10 
410 
175 
664 
340 
572 
545 

433 
344 
434 
455 

523 

474 

314 

2,07; 

472 
371 
180 
473 
230 
209 
180 
94 

610 

437 

1,529 

?3,420 
39,413 
31,209 

327,677 
100,521 
218,574 

838,047 
501,324 
608,413 

523,625 
325,768 
550, 942 
495,618 
263,389 

268,951 
256,450 
260,742 
71,590 
72,563 
100,154 
130,844 

19, 876 
171,419 

33,858 
212,000 

91,921 
275,343 
126,102 
189,510 
260,243 

155,917 
172,752 
150,856 
103,110 

98,418 
158,  UO 
147,849 
509,621 

53,157 
59,858 
29,138 
98,082 
41,631 
62,926 
46,720 
20,670 

236,511 
168,255 
836,728 

30 
4 
13 
957 
47 
89 

5,494 

220 

1,351 

1,139 
327 

2,437 
925 
347 

513 

285 

1,052 

38 

57 

218 

164 

16 
325 
170 
314 
118 
558 
160 
449 
249 

292 
432 
209 

116 

134 
271 
171 
986 

39 

30 

6 

261 
21 
49 
94 

414 

228 

2,542 

24,546 

457 

6,868 

1,036,620 

(x) 

51,414 

10,247,762 

149,101 

1,235,273 

1,201,027 
548,295 

4,469,002 
909,845 
290,629 

1,107,484 
728,292 

1,702,173 
103,113 
179,152 
807,003 
369,687 

(x) 
287,834 
151,190 
351,079 
190,992 
834,777 
230,085 
503,491 
175,512 

472,937 
736,050 
198,403 
183,583 

88,122 

275,785 

279,372 

1,177,020 

95,815 
77, 890 
11,741 

332,724 
33,535 
49,945 

145,044 

378,688 

249,215 

1,842,799 

54 
22 
31 
63 

4 
20 

373 
52 
145 

646 
622 

1,433 
427 
328 

1,195 
1,594 

519 
1,156 

768 
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245 

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303 

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377 
172 

170 

386 

171 

704 

1,088 

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352 
36 
373 
28 
45 
45 

334 
171 
750 

36,922 

5,393 

29,949 

68,120 

(x) 

30,225 

Middle  Atlantic: 

379,809 

32,067 

122,865 

East  North  Central: 

367,773 

423,407 

1,004,028 

215,720 

161 , 526 

West  North  Central: 

694,180 

1,055,971 

320,011 

509,479 

324,584 

443,926 

602,969 

South  Atlantic: 

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54,098 

District  of  Columbia 

Virginia 

1,790 
88,104 

11,469 

227,320 

72,702 

134,751 

129,276 

Boat  South  Central: 

65,175 

128,261 

98,756 

189,205 

West  South  Central: 

170,400 

53,780 

233,001 

635,766 

Mountain; 

185,041 

132,071 

14,769 

181,419 

13,876 

26,729 

Utah 

58,805 

Pacific: 

233,368 

144,601 

California 

806,016 

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AKRON,  OHIO:  Summit  County. 

ALBANY-SCHENECTADY-TOOY,  N.Y.:  Albany, 
Rensselaer,  and  Schenectady  Counties. 

*LLEMTO'rfN-BETHLEHEM-EAST0N,  PA.:  Lehigh 
and  Northampton  Counties,  Pa.;  Warren 
County,  N.  J. 

ALTOONA.  PA.:   Blair  County. 

ASHEVILLE,  N.C.:  Buncombe  County. 

ATLAWTA,  CA.:  Cobb,  De  Kalb,  and  Fulton 
Counties. 

ATLAWTIC  CITY,  N.J.:   Atlantic  County. 

AUGUSTA,  Ca.:  Richmond  County,  Ga. ;  Aiken 
County,  S.C. 

AUSTIN,  TEX.:  Travis  County. 

BALTIMORE,  tt). :  Baltimore  city,  Baltimore 
and  Anne  Arundel  Counties. 

BATON  ROUGE.  LA.:   East  Baton  Rouge  Parish. 

BEAUMOOT-PORT  ARTHUR,  TEX.:  Jefferson 
County. 

BINGHAhfTOH,  N.Y,:   Brocme  County. 

BXRHINGHAM,  ALA.:   Jefferson  County. 

BOSTON,  MASS.:  All  of  Suffolk  County; 
Cambridge,  Everett,  Maiden,  Medford, 
Melrose,  Newton,  Somerville,  Walthajn, 
and  Uobum  cities;  Arlington,  Ashland, 
Bedford,  Belmont,  Burlington,  Concord, 
Framlngham,  Lexington,  Lincoln,  Natick, 
North  Reading,  Reading,  Stonehain,  Wake- 
field, Watertown,  Uayland,  Weston,  Wil- 
mington, and  Winchester  towns  in  Middle- 
sex County;  Beverly,  Lynn,  Peabody,  and 
Salem  cities;  Danvers,  Hamlltoi.,  Lynn- 
field,  Manchester,  Marblehead,  Hiddletcn, 
Nahant,  Saugus,  Swampscott,  and  Wenham 
towns  in  Essex  County;  Qulncy  city; 
Bralntree,  Brookltne,  Canton,  Cohasset, 
Dedham,  Dover,  Medfleld,  Hilton,  Needhara, 
Norwood,  Randolph,  Sharon,  Walpole, 
Wellesley,  Westwood,  and  Weymouth  towns 
In  Norfolk  County;  Hingham  and  Hull 
towns  In  Plymouth  County. 

BRIDGEPORT,  CONN,:  Bridgeport  city;  Fair- 
field, Stratford,  and  Trumbull  towns  In 
Fairfield  County;  Milford  town  in  New 
Haven  County. 

BROCKTON,  MASS.:  Brockton  city;  Ablngton, 
Bridgewater,  East  Bridgewater,  Rockland, 
West  Bridgewater,  and  Whitman  towns  in 
Plymouth  County;  Avon,  Holbrook,  and 
Stoughton  towns  in  Norfolk  County; 
Easton  town  in  Bristol  County. 

BUFFALO,  N.Y.:  Erie  and  Niagara  Counties. 

CANTON,  OHIO:  Stark  County. 

CIDAR  RAPIDS,  IOWA:  Linn  County. 

CHARLESTON,  S.C:  Charleston  County. 

CHARLESTON,  W.VA.:  Fayette  and  Kanawha 
Counties. 

CHARLOTTE,  N.C.:  Mecklt..jurg  County. 

CHATTANOOGA.  TENN. :   Hamilton  County, 
Tenn.;  Walker  County,  Ga. 

CHICAGO,  ILL.:  Cook,  Du  Page,  Kane,  Lake, 
and  Will  Counties,  111.;  Lake  County, 
Ind. 

CINCINNATI,  OHIO:  Hamilton  County,  Ohio; 
Campbell  and  Kenton  Counties,  Ky. 

CLEVELAND,  CHIO:   Cuyahoga  and  Lake 
Counties. 

COLUMBIA,  S.C:  Richland  County. 

COLUMBUS,  GA. :  Chattahoochee  and  Muscogee 
Counties,  Ga.;  Russell  County,  Ala. 

COLUMBUS,  OHIO:  Franklin  County. 

CCfiPUS  CHRISTI,  TEX.:   Nueces  County. 

DALLAS,  TEX.:  Dallas  County. 

DAVENPCRT,  ICVA-ROCK  TSLAKD-MOLINE,  ILL.: 
Rock  Island  County,  111.;  Scott  County, 
Iowa. 

DAYTON,   OHIO:   Greene  and  Montgomery 
Counties. 


DECATUR,  ILL.;   Macon  County. 

DdNVER,  COLO.:   Adams,  Arapahoe,  Denver, 
end  Jefferson  Counties. 

DES  MOINES,  IOWA:  Polk  County. 

DETROIT,  MICH.:   Macomb,  Oakland,  and 
Wtiyne  Counties. 

DULUTH,  MINN. -SUPERIOR,  WIS.:   St.  Louis 
County,  Minn.;  and  Douglas  County,  Wis. 

DURHAM,  N.C:   Durham  County. 

EL  PASC,  TEX.:   El  Paso  County. 

ERIE,    PA.:      Erie  County. 

EVANSVILLE,    IND.:      Vanderburgh  County. 

FALL     RIVER,     MASS.:        Fall     River     city; 
Somerset,   Swansea,      -i  Westport  *owns  in 
Bristol  County,   Mass.;   and  Tiverton  town 
in  Newport  County,    R.I. 

FLINT,    MICH.:      Genesee  County. 

FORT  WAYNE,    IND.:      Allen  Coui.ty. 

FCRT  WORTH,    TEX.:      Tarrant   County. 

FRESNO,   CALIF.:      Fresno  County. 

GALVESTON,   TEX.:      Galveston  County. 

GRAND  RAPIDS,   MICH.:      Kent  County. 

GREENSBORO-HIGH     POINT,      N.C:        G'lilford 
County. 


MINNEAi-OLIS-ST.     PAl/L,     MINN.:        Anoka, 
Dakota,  Hennepin,  and  Ramsey  Count   •  s. 

MOBILE,  ALA.:  Mobile  County. 

MONTGOMERY,  ALA.:  Montgomery  Cou:»ty. 

MUSKEGON,  MICH.:  Muskegon  County. 

NASHVILLE,  TENN.:  Davidson  County. 

NEW  BOJFORD,  MASS.:  New  B-idford  city; 
Acushnet,  Dartmouth,  a-id  Falrhaven  towns 
i».  Bristol  County. 

NEW  BRITAIN-BRISTOL,  CONN.:  Bristol  and 
New  Britain  cities;  Berlin,  Plalnville 
and  South'ngton  towra  In  Hartftari  County; 
Plymouth  town  in  Litchfield  County. 

rIE.V  HAVEN,  CONN.:  New  Haven  city;  Bran- 
ford,  East  Haven,  hamuen.  North  Haven, 
Orange,  West  Haven,  and  Wocdbrldge  towns 
in  Uew   Haven  County. 

NEW  ORLEANS,  LA.:  Jefferson,  Orleans,  and 
St.  Bernard  Parishes. 

NEW  YORK -NORTHEASTERN  NEW  JERSEY:  New 
York  City  (Pronx,  Kings,  New  York, 
Queens,  and  Riciimord  Counties);  Nassau, 
Rociland,  Suffolk,  and  Westchester 
Counties,  N.Y. ;  Bergen,  -3sex,  Hudson, 
Middlesex,  Morris,  Passaic,  Somerset, 
and  Union  Countie8>  N.  J. 

NORJ-OLK-PORTSMOUTH,  VA. :   Norfolk  and 
Princess  Anne  Counties;  and  the  cities 
of  Norfolk,  Soutli  Norfolk,  and  Po-ts- 
mouth. 


HAMILTON-MIDDLETOWN,  OHIO:   Butler  County.    OKLAHOMA  CITY,  OKLA. :   Oklahoma  County. 


HARRISBURG,  PA. :  Cumberland  and  Dauphin 
Counties. 

HARTFORD,  CONN.:  Hartford  ci'.y;  Avon, 
Bloomfield,  East  Hartford.  Farmington, 
Glastonbury.  Manchester,  Newlngton, 
Rocky  Hill,  Sinsbury,  South  Windsor, 
West  Hartford,  Wethersf ield,  and  Windsor 
towns  in  Hartford  County. 

HOUSTON,  TEX.:   Harris  County. 

HUNTINGTON,  W.VA. -ASHLAND,  KY.:  Cabell 
and  Wayne  Counties,  W.Va.;  Boyd  County, 
Ky. ;  Lawrence  County,  Ohio. 

INDIANAPOLIS,  IND.:  Marion  County. 

JACKSON,  KISS.:   Hinds  County. 

JACKSONVIT'-.  FLA,:  Duval  County, 

JOHNSTOWN,  PA- :   Cambria  and  Somerset 

Counties. 

KALAMAZOO,  HICK.:   Kalamazoo  County. 

KANSAS  CITY,  MO.:   Johnson  and  Wyandotte 
Counties,  Kans.;  Clay  and  Jackson 
Cour.ties,  Mo. 

KNOXVILLE,  TENN.:  Anderson,  Blount,  and 
Knox  Counties. 

LANCASTER,  PA.:   Lancaster  Cour.ty. 

LANSING,  MICH.:   Ingham  County. 

LAWRENCE,  MASS.:  Lawrence  city;  Andover, 
Methuen,  and  North  Ardover  towns  in 
Essex  County. 

LINCOLN,  NEBR.:   Lancaster  County. 

LITTLE  ROCK,  ARK.:  Pulaski  .County. 

LOS  ANGELES,  CALIF.:   Los  Angeles  and 
Orange  Counties. 

LOUISVILLE,  KY.:  Jefferson  County,  Ky.; 
Clark  and  Floyd  Counties,  Ind. 

LOWELL,  MASS.:  Lowell  city;  BlUerlca, 
Chelmsford,  Dracut,  and  Tewksbury  todns 
In  Middlesex  County,  Mass. 

HACON,  GA.:   Bibb  and  Houston  Counties. 

MADISCN,  WIS.:  Dane  County. 

M/UCHESTER,  N.H.:  Manchester  city  and 
Goffstown  town. 

MEMPHIS,  TENN.:  Shelby  County. 

MIAMI,    FLA.r     Dade  County. 

MILWAUKEE,  WIS.:      Milwaukee  County. 


f^IAHA,  NEBR.:  Ooogias  and  c&rpy  Ccuncies, 
Nebr.;   Pottawattairle  County,    Iowa. 

PEORIA,   ILL.:   Peoria  and  Tazewell 
Counties. 

PHILADELPHIA,  fA.:   Bucks,  Chester,  Dela- 
ware, Montgomery,  and  Philadelphia 
Counties,  Pa.;  Burlington,  Camden,  and 
Gloucester  Counties,  N.J. 

PHOENIX,  ARIZ.:  Maricopa  County. 

PITTSBURGtl,  PA.:  Allegheny,  Beave.-,  Wash- 
ington, and  Westmoreland  Counties. 

PORTLAND,  MAINE:  Portland,  South  Portland, 
and  Wostbrook  cities;  Cape  Elizabeth  and 
Falmouth  towns  ^n  Cumberlar«d  County. 

PORTLAND,  OREG.:  Clackamas,  HultnOTiah, 
and  Washington  Counties,  Oreg.;  Clark 
County,  Wash. 

PROVIDENCE,  R.I.:  Central  Falls,  Canston, 
Pawtucket,  Prcvideice,  and  Woonsocket 
cii.iea,  Cumberland,  East  Providence, 
Johnston,  Lincoln,   North  Providence, 
North  Sraithfield,   and  Smithfleld  towns 
in  Providence  County,  R.I.;  Noith 
Kingston  to'-nin  Washington  C^'inty,  R.I.; 
Warwick  city.   East  Greenwich,  and  West 
Warwick  towns  in  Kent  County,  R.I.;  all 
of  Bristol  County,  R.I.;  Attleboro  city. 
North  Attleboro,  and  Seekonk  towns  in 
Bristol  County,  Moss,;  BelMngham, 
Franklin,  Plainville,  and  Wrentham  towns 
in  Norfolk  County,  Htss.;  Blackstone  and 
Mlllvllle  townj  in  Worcester  County, 
Mass. 

RACINE,  WIS.:  Racine  Cour.ty. 

RALEIGH,  N.C:  Wake  County. 

READING,  PA.:   Berks  County. 

RICHMOND,  VA.:  Richmond  city;  Chester- 
field ajid  Henrico  Counties. 

ROANC^CE,  VA.:  Roanoke  city  and  Roanoke 
County. 

ROCHESTER,  N.Y.:  Monroe  County. 

ROCKFORD,  III,.:  Winnebago  County. 

SACRAMENTO,  CALIF.:  Sacramento  County. 

SAGINAW,  MICH.:  Saginaw  County. 

ST.  JOSEPH,  MO.:   Buchanan  County. 

ST.  LOUIS,  MO. :  St.  Louis  city,  St. 
Charles  and  St.  Louis  Counties,  Mo.; 
Madison  and  St.  Clair  Counties,  111. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH:   Salt  Lake  County. 


SAN  A^TONIO,  TEX.:   Bexar  County. 

SAN  BERNARDINO,  CALIF.:  San  Bernardino 
Count;'. 

SAN  DIEGC,  CALIF.:  San  Diego  County. 

SAN  FRANCISCO-OAKLAND,  CALIF.:  Alameda, 
Contra  Costa,  Marin,  San  Francisco,  San 
."^teo,  and  Solano  Cour.ties. 

SAN  JOSE,  CALIF.:  Santa  Clara  County. 

SAVANNAH,  GA.:  Chatham  County. 

SCRANTON,.  PA.:  Lackawanna  County. 

SEATTLE,  WASH.:   King  County. 

SHREVEPORT,  LA.:  Caddo  Parish. 

SIOUX  CITY,  IOWA:  Woodbury  County, 

SOUTH  BEND,  IND.:  St.  Joseph  County. 

SPOKANE,  WASH.;  Spokane  County. 

SPRINGFIELD,  ILL.:  Sangamon  County. 

GPRINGFIEID,  MO.:  Greene  County. 

SPRINGFIELD,  OHIO:  Clark  County. 

SPRINGFIELD-HOLYOKE,  MASS. :  Chlcopee 
Holyoke,  Springfield,  and  Weatfleld 
:ities;  Agawam,  East  Longmeadow,  Long- 
raeadow,  Ludlow,  West  Springfield,  utd 
Wllbraham  towns  In  Hampden  County,  Maffi.; 
Nortf,ampton  city;  Easthampton  and  South 
Hadley  towns  In  Hampshire  County,  Mass.; 
Enfield  town  in  Hartford  County,  Conn. 

STAMFORD -NORWALK,  CONN.:  Nowalk  city; 
Darlen,  Greenwich,  New  Canaan,  Stamford, 
and  Westport  towns  In  Fairfield  County. 

STOCKTON,  CALIF.:  San  Joaquin  County. 

SYRACUSE,  N.Y.:  Onondaga  County, 

TACCMA,  WASH.:  Pierce  County. 

TAMPA-ST.  PETERSBURG,  FLA.:  Hillsborough 
and  Pinellas  Counties. 

TERRE  HAUTE,  IND.:   Vigo  County. 

TOLEDO,  OHIO:   Lucas  County. 

TOPEKA,  KANS.:   Shawnee  County. 

TRENTON,  N,J.:  Mercer  County. 

TULSA,  OKLA.:  T-olsa  County. 

UTICA-ROME,  N.Y.:  Herkimer  and  Oneida 
Counties, 

WACO,  TEX.;  McLennan  County. 

WASHINGTON,  D.C:  The  District  of  Colum- 
bia; Alexandria  and  Falls  Church  cities; 
Arlington  and  Fairfax  Counties,  Va.; 
Montgomery  and  Prince  Georges  Counties, 
Ml. 

WATERBURY,  CONN.:  Waterbury  city;  Nau- 
gatuck  borough;  Beaton  Falls,  Cheshire, 
Hiddlebxiry,  Prospect,  and  Wolcott  towns 
in  New  Haven  County;  TJiomastown  and 
Watertown  towns  In  Litchfield  County. 

WHEELING,  W.VA.-STEUBENVILLE,  OHIO: 
Brooke,  Hancock,  Marshall,  aiuj  Ohio 
Counties,  W.Va.;  Belmont  and  Jefferson 
Counties,  Ohio. 

WICHITA,  KANS.:  Sedgwick  County. 

WILKES-BARRE-HAZLETOH,  PA.:   Luzerne 
County. 

WimiNGTON,  DEL.:  New  Castle  County,  Del.; 
Salem  County,  N.J. 

WINSTON-fiALEH,  N.C:  Forsyth  County. 

WORCESTER,  MASS.;  Worcester  city.  Auburn, 
East  Brookfleld.  Grafton,  Holden,  Lei- 
cester, Millbury,  Northborough,  North 
Brookfield,  Shrewsbury,  Spencer,  West- 
borough,  and  West  Boyleton  towns  In 
Worcester  County. 

YORK,  TA.:   York  County. 

YOUNGSTOWH,  OHIO:  Mahoning  and  Trumbull 
Counties,  Ohio;  Mercer  County,  Pa. 


ALABAMA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 1.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business. 1.04 

Birmingham  Metropolitan  Area 1.04- 

Mobile  Metropolitan  Area.^ 1.05 

Montgomery  Metropolitan  Area 1.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — ^merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types •  1..06 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 1.08 

Calhoun  County 1.08 

Dallas  County 1.08 

Etowah  County 1.08 

Houston  County 1.08 

Jefferson  County  (See  Birmingham  Metropolitan  Area) 1.04 

Mobile  County  (See  Mobile  Metropolitan  Area) 1.05 

Montgomery  Coiinty  (See  Montgomery  Metropolitan  Area) 1.05 

Tuscaloosa  County 1.08 

1.01 


1.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sai.es,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Eatab 
liah- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Salea, 

year 

(Thousand 
dollors) 

Opeiating  expenses  l 
(inc.  pay  joU) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousdnd 
dollors) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,' 
Novem' 
ber 

(Xum- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

iloyecs.  workweek 
led  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stacks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  buaincaa 

Amount 

{Thousarvi 
dollars) 

Per- 

cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 

(Number) 

March  15 

(OolldTl) 

July  15 

(DolUri) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 

at  cost 

dollars) 

State,  total 

2,606 

1,677,329 

n.a. 

n.a. 

75,203 

2,027 

26,339 

26,998 

27,538 

1,353,596 

1,401,180 

1,449,634 

162,659 

9 
2,597 

1,93^ 
1,737 

1,524 

1,677,829 

413,607 
566,403 

783,012 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

91,039 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

11.6 

1,418 
73,785 

18,737 
23,551 

51,426 

2,027 

1,565 
898 

1,271 

485 
25,354 

13,753 
n.a. 

13,289 

514 
26,484 

13,956 
n.a. 

18,655 

547 
26,991 

14,494 
n.a. 

19,014 

25,195 
1,328,401 

n.a. 
n.a. 

916,270 

26,997 
1,374,183 

n.a. 
n.a. 

947,661 

31,442 
1,417,792 

n.a. 
n.a. 

973,861 

57 

102,602 

1939.... 
1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS. 
Type  of  Operation 

34,612 

43,731 

73,240 

1,438 
12 

74 

258 

721,800 
11,075 
50,137 

446,802 

86,109 
1,425 
3,565 

32,013 

11.9 
12.9 
7.1 

7.2 

49,866 

169 

1,391 

14,206 

1,190 
12 
69 

3 

17,807 
150 
332 

4,188 

18,169 
149 
337 

4,240 

13,511 
150 
353 

4,189 

886,467 

3,424 

26,379 

262,947 

918,600 
3,376 
25,635 

268,095 

944,681 

3,428 

25,752 

273,028 

72,799 

44 

397 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

U,326 

191 
67 

43i 
209 
172 

1,52* 

249,962 
196,&«) 

150,856 
198,403 
98,756 

783,012 

21,044 
10,969 

14,942 
5,704 
4,222 

91,099 

8.4 
5.6 

9.9 
2.9 
4.3 

11.6 

10,999 
3,207 

4,636 
1,962 
1,555 

51,426 

2 
1 

388 
188 
177 

1,271 

3,331 
857 

1,853 
723 
801 

18,289 

3,392 

848 

999 
18,655 

3,333 

856 

1,891 

775 

1,122 

19,014 

207,345 
55,60? 

87,161 
38,030 
23,793 

916,270 

209,599 
58,496 

90,713 
37,693 
30,021 

947,661 

212,724 
60,304 

92,723 
40,019 
38,161 

973,861 

13,326 

... 

9,199 

314 

Aaseniblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

6,523 
73,240 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

280 

169,877 

12,742 

7.5 

7,076 

257 

3,000 

2,965 

3,116 

126,204 

129,830 

133,516 

U,532 

116 
52 
19 
21 

72 

184 

129; 566 

6,627 

4,144 

6,563 

22,977 

72,«1 

i,Uo 

829 

730 

450 

2,293 

9,452 

-i:5 

12.5 

17.6 

6.8 

10.0 

13.0 

4,916 
420 
261 
262 

i,a7 

4,948 

109 
55 
13 
23 
57 

200 

2;02S 
188 
157 
112 
515 

2,126 

2;064 
202 
118 
116 
465 

2,215 

2;659 
207 

157 
139 
554 

2,296 

7,610 

5,127 

4,55? 

22,524 

89,5L2 

3,434 

4,084 

5,091 

21,484 

90,650 

a, em 

4,601 

5,962 

24,636 

97,104 

u;o89 

Confectionery 

527- 
253 

Meats,  meat  products 

105 
1,558 

1,198 

76 
108 

48 

30,295 
42,156 

18,619 

5^337 
4,115 

2,337 

17.6 
9.8 

12.6 

3;025 
1,923 

1,L24 

71 
129 

45 

1,191 
935 

422 

1:343 
872 

479 

i;35i 

945 
461 

53;273 
36,239 

18,242 

i1,i2i 
32,824 

21,540 

61,090 
36,014 

20,881 

598 

600 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

1,0U 

45 
3 

36 

n,m6 

1,521 
17,318 

2,078 
259 

2,375 

12.2 
17.0 

13.7 

1,042 
82 

1,497 

41 
4 

32 

3d2 
40 

5U 

i3i 
41 

513 

i22 
39 

507 

16,782 
1,460 

26,922 

20,643 
1,497 

26,775 

19,428 
1,453 

27,156 

695 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

119 
2,778 

6 
14 
16 

28 

50 

li,i21 
1,757 
1,140 

33,418 

21,154 

i,to 

233 
281 

1,549 

2,856 

12.9 
13.3 
24.6 

4.6 

13.5 

1,225 
135 
137 

840 

1,642 

4 

20 

8 

23 

52 

403 
55 
56 

365 

470 

395 
61 
57 

374 

489 

394 
59 
54 

380 

491 

21,^ii 
2,248 
2,709 

16,732 

30,978 

5i;4'« 
2,513 
2,733 

16,542 

29,286 

52;369 
2,637 
2,156 

16,399 

31,711 

2;2e5 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints , 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

^82 

231 

1,271 
2,776 

.19 

7 

24 

15 

8,052 
5,554 

3,083 

906 

1,196 

760 

522 

11.9 
14.8 
13.7 

16.9 

510 
717 
415 

310 

25 

3 
24 

9 

129 
218 
123 

135 

141 
220 
128 

100 

13a 
224 
129 

106 

*,Sfll 

13,193 

7,984 

6,543 

8,909 
12,426 
7,951 

4,421 

9,557 
13,930 
8,554 

4,357 

82B 

1,111 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  ^Odds,  notions.. 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 

337 
429 

Furniture  (household,   office) 

Home  furnishings,   floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

9 
6 

38 

1,518 
1,565 

13,154 

330 
192 

2,336 

21.7 
12.3 

17.8 

177 
133 

1,433 

7 
2 

17 

i2 

53 
393 

44 
56 

436 

44 
62 

444 

4,161 
2,332 

23,760 

1,828 
2,593 

27,233 

2,617 
2,840 

27,333 

i9i 
233 

1,662 

3 

5 
12 
18 

29 
171 

63 

1,315 
1,204 
1,718 
8,920 

42,404 
2^,023 

45,851 

248 

145 

550 

1,393 

1,752 
5,857 

5,066 

18.« 
12.0 
32.0 
15.6 

4.1 
23.4 

11.0 

150 
79 
399 
805 

474 
3,493 

2,948 

"2 

9 
6 

25 

163 

27 

50 

23 

109 

216 

161 
1,279 

760 

51 
22 
132 
231 

157 
1,308 

762 

51 
22 

140 
231 

180 
1,320 

770 

2,515 
1,486 
6,369 
13,393 

6,873 
63,707 

54,098 

1,543 

3,875 

14,282 

6,780 
66,725 

52,603 

1,590 
8,702 
14,994 

7,699 
68,232 

53,034 

208 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (rsw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

346 
937 

3,381 
5,276 

5,443 

i5 
38 

46 

16.i26 
29,431 

76.708 

i;43(i 
3,630 

9.710 

i.7 
12.3 

12.6 

i6(s 
2,088 

6.614 

IJ 
15 

30 

208 
552 

1.962 

22J 
541 

2.016 

JJ3 
547 

2.087 

17,852 
36,246 

113,948 

16,168 
36,440 

120,412 

15,932 

37,102 

126.974 

3,663 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

13,565 

25 
21 

111 

63,259 
13,449 

78,610 

7,944 
1,766 

9,984 

12.6 
U.l 

12.7 

5,670 
944 

4,862 

12 

18 

95 

1,660 
302 

1,955 

1,706 
310 

2,094 

1,769 
318 

1,980 

97,378 
16,570 

90,142 

102:379 
17,533 

93,632 

107,941 
19,033 

89,881 

11,594 

Plumbing,  heating 'equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

1,911 
3,536 

Lumber,  millwork: 

37 
50 
24 

208 

37,993 
27,732 
12,885 

73,296 

3,224 
4,397 
2,363 

14,198 

8.5 
15.8 
18.3 

19.4 

1,026 
2,488 
1,348 

8,773 

37 
46 
12 

144 

181 

1,340 

434 

2,458 

187 

1,424 

483 

2-,  487 

195 

1,281 

504 

2,546 

19,254 
48,169 
22,719 

148,942 

19,161 
50,478 
24,043 

158,703 

18,673 
45,111 
26,097 

162,861 

10 

2,248 

1,278 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

11,541 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

13 
9 
60 
27 
35 

6 

7 
67 

i,975 
16,723 

1,135 
32,389 

3,809 

3,932 

6,333 

2,772 
39.446 

2,392 
2,556 

176 
6,376 

909 
1,003 

786 

451 

4.055 

26.6 
15.3 
15.5 
19.7 
23.9 
25.5 

12.4 

16.3 

10.3 

i;3fe 

1,741 

63 

4,034 

495 

519 

539 

180 

2.502 

— 43- 

1 

7 

43 

17 

26 

2 

2 

49 

413 
334 
26 
1,152 
184 
194 

155 

53 

1.178 

407 
348 
33 
1,138 
191 
196 

124 

42 

1.185 

420 
353 
32 
1,197 
196 
201 

142 

48 

1,206 

30,737 
1,020 

62,600 
9,207 

10,058 

10,522 

3,366 

45,495 

27,681 
32,919 
1,284 
63,843 
9,402 
9,372 

8,697 

2,833 

48,506 

34,573 
1,234 
70,650 
10,051 
10,460 

9,110 

3,100 

48,116 

2,783 
138 

Industrial  machinery,    equipment,    supplies 

Professional  equipment,    supplies 

4,434 

73* 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment. 

732 
9J4 

183 

972 

39 

28 

31,256 
8,190 

2,759 
1,296 

15.8 

1,618 
834 

-   -ie 
21 

'759 
419 

7S5 
400 

733 
473 

2*, 837 
15,658 

33,584 
14,922 

29,576 
18,534 

630 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

342 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


ALABAMA 


1.03 


Tabic  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EruBLiSHMSN~n,  Sai.es,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Pbmonnbl,  ams  Stocks,  bt  Ttpb  of  Opbkation  and  ECind  of  Business:  1948 


TyiK  <tf  opcnoon  and  bnd  d  bunnos 


Type  by  ICiad  of  Sustnees— ^^Mtijiued 

Harc])snt  wbolesalers— Continued 

Otbar  aerchAnt  vbolesalers 

AutaaobUee,  other  sstor  Tehlcles 

ABuaeaent,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodlcsis,  newspapers 

CoAl,  eolce 

Fsra  supplies 

Jewelry 

FetroleuB  snd  products 

Msrctisjlt  wbolesalers,  Blscellftneous  products. 

HsBufseturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

QroecTles,  confectionery,  seats 

FsTB  products  (edlt)le) 

Drucs,  chealcals,  allied  products. 

furniture,  hose  fumlshines. 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutasotiTe  equlpeent,  tires  aad  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  pluafcing,  heating 

Machinery,  equlpaent,  siqiplles. 

CoHKrclal  aachlnes,  equlpnent 

InAustrial  aaehinery,  equipment,  supplies. . . . 
Prof esslooal  equlpnent,  supplies 

Other  aachlnery,  equlpnent,  supplies ^. .. 

Hetals,  aetal  work  (ezc.  scrap) 

Other  sanufacturers'  sales  branches 

Fars  supplies 

>temf tcturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Drugs,  chOBlcals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lu^er,  constructlcc  saterials 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Ftenufactur«rs'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confeetlooeiy,  neats 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  nsterials) 

Cotton. 

LlTertock «. 

Fam  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plunblng,  heating 

L^^ber,  conotructlon  aaterlals 

rtechlnery,  eq\ilpnent,  supplies 

Metals,  Betal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Asseshlers  (aainly  faiv  products),  total 

Farv  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  Tegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  ^terlals) 

Cotton 

Urestock 

FarB  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  asseflt:lers. . . .-, 

Fish,  sea  foods  (freshl 

Other  asseatlers 


Enab- 

Kab- 


(>6«J«t) 


143 

13 
10 
10 
30 
U 
5 
26 


Slks. 

JOT 

(TVxusnd 
doOsrs) 


49,S2S 
U,3i7 

1,791 

2,195 
8,677 
U,072 
2,160 
1,358 
6,328 

249,962 


76,809 
9,379 

12,157 

1,598 

756 

13,701 

17,651 
8,707 

41,933 


6,S34 
18,002 

1,343 
15,754 

13,828 

53,343 


10,508 
42,835 


196,840 


U,266 

1,177. 

5,249 

38,229 

7,312 

131,607 

198,403 


62,358 

U,532 

1,131 

72,277 


11,193 
48,U9 
12,965 

1,835 
3,854 
3,972 

10,092 
6,309 

24,543 

93,756 


766 
■,19S 

31.955 


72,365 
4,326 
4,764 


572 

9.265 


Opoating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  payroll) 


Anount 

Crlmusnj 
doilsn) 


5,857 
1,')% 
360 
332 
441 
1,393 
420 
258 
857 

21, OU 


5,823 
1,200 
1,867 
322 
167 
326 
362 
929 

5,686 


5,257 

2,109 

303 

1,017 

1,031 
2,331 


625 
1,706 


2,462 
94 

146 
5,041 

381 
2,345 

5,704 


1,154 

271 

58 


— nw 

564 
131 

178 
333 
XP 
808 

235 

1,557 

4,222 


117 
530 

2,437 


1,990 
223 

a9 

1,138 


113 
1,020 


Per- 
cent 
of 
aka 


U.8 

20.1 
15,1 
5.1 
10.6 
19.4 
19.0 
U.5 

3.4 


7.6 
12.3 
15.4 
19.0 
22.1 
6.0 
4.9 
10.7 

13.6 


11.7 
22.6 
6.4 

7.4 


5.9 

4.0 


5.6 


18.6 
8.0 
2.8 

13.2 
5.2 
2.2 

2.9 


1.8 
2.3 
5.1 


1.2 
1.0 

9.7 
8.6 
7.7 
8.0 
3.7 
6.3 


15.3 
3.5 


2.7 
5.3 
4.6 


20.6 
U.O 


Piyroll. 
entile 

CTkausial 
doUsn) 


2,710 
93ff 

161 
194 
211 
431 
267 
109 
417 

10,999 


2,994 
453 
569 
225 
114 
413 
260 
673 

3,542 


1,6M 

995 
212 
645 

443 


339 

969 


3,207 


973 
52 
94 
929 
263 
896 

1,962 


361 
134 
U 


~3r 

272 
19 

77 
145 
134 
332 

36 
410 


5^ 

178 


37 
84 


34 
336 


Active 
pcnpoe- 
ton,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(?*•">• 
ber) 


101 

— IT 

19 
f 
6 

23 
5 
3 

20 


115 

5 

10 


nia  cnpnyces,  wuiLwufc 


Much  IS 


1,053 

— T5iJ- 

35 

93 
86 

217 
63 
32 

157 

3,331 


1,049 
154 
157 
74 
35 
131 
55 

a6 


T5y 

227 

34 

230 


116 
315 


317 
14 
20 

240 
53 

213 


153 
51 

2 

224 

— r 

201 
18 

27 
32 
33 
95 
7 
99 


279 

54 
58 


34 
312 


July  U 


1,033 

348 

53 

92 

34 

204 

62 

32 

158 

3,392 


1,047 
190 
155 
73 
35 
130 
62 
223 


900 
"TBT 

223 

32 

230 


126 
309 


308 
14 
20 

241 
52 

213 


148 
42 

9 

233 

T 

210 
18 

24 
33 

34 

96 

7 

103 


22 

428 


54 
26 


55 

168 


Now.  15 
(7«o«lier) 


1,076 

35r 

57 
94 


33 

162 


3,333 


1,050 
172 
161 
72 
35 
129 
68 
225 


391 
-37? 
232 
74 
213 


116 
307 


307 
15 
IS 

234 
58 

224 


1& 
57 
7 


210 
18 

32 
33 

34 

94 

7 

99 


-ZI5" 
55 
80 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(DoOsn) 


50,806 

i8,»; 

2,563 
3,747 
4,276 
8,075 
4,646 
2,147 
7,060 

207,345 


57,  U2 
7,674 

10,293 
4,535 
l,ff76 
7,924 
4,543 

U,735 


67,274 

35,161 

17,945 
4,817 
12,351 


25,964 


19,138 


55,602 


16,129 
1,016 
1,591 

16,021 
4,216 

16,629 

38,030 


7,137 

2,834 

107 


25T 

5,519 
3»7 

1,638 
2,722 
2,U3 

6,724 

475 

8,097 

23,793 


392 
,303 


U,309 

1,065 
1,764 


— 57r 

6,933 


July  15 
(OoUsn) 


51,075 
19,37S 
2,558 
3,769 
4,142 
7,501 
4,517 
2,203 
7,006 

209,599 


57,174 
9,325 

10v484 
3,862 
1,395 
9,157 
5,180 

13,131 

66.357 
31,461 
13,062 
4,253 

12,531 

7,317 


25,217 
6,140 


58,496 


16,783 
1,016 
1,743 

16,913 
4,449 

17,592 

37,693 


7,041 

2,491 

275 

41^ 


25' 

5,546 
387 

1,382 
2,826 
2,158 
6,522 
475 
8,333 

30,021 


1,011 
11,957 

12,002 


9,876 
1,062 
1,044 


TK" 


Now.  15 
(£Mlsn) 


53,963 
W,i41 
2,609 
3,703 
4,416 
9,151 
5,205 
2,090 
7,243 

212,724 


59,333 
8,516 

U,032 
4,oa 
1,969 
9,042 
5,694 

13,111 

67,749 

33,429 

18,423 

3,371 

12,026 


25,270 
6,545 


19,028 


60,304 


17,091 
1,040 
1,774 

16, -^6 
4,965 

18,658 

40,019 


7,342 

2,996 

218 


Stocks  oo 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

accost 

(Thxusnd 
doUm) 


777- 

5,641 
387 

1,958 
2,850 
2,183 
7,099 
475 
8,098 

38,161 


2,376 

^51 

1,625 

23,332 


19,614 
1,173 
2,540 


BOT 

U.643 


3,743 
1,745 
303 
76 
24 
739 
385 
lOD 
324 

13,326 


3,110 
425 
757 
80 
189 
903 
lU 
910 


3,001 

557 

1,065 

131 

1,178 

1,568 

2,270 
179 


157 
10 


x> 

-28 


11 
3 
9 

42 


6,523 


49 
23 


4,693 

50 

417 

1,314 

rr 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Mot  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  %s&  brokera  1  epi'eseut  brokerage  or  eci^sslon  received. 


1.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 


EsTABLISHMEXTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BV  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


BIBMINGHAM  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,  '  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISW1ENTS 

type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks  ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products ,..., 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) • 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  eistablishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autodnoblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total... 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(\umbcT) 


110 
55 


2S 
115 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thoiuand  dollars) 


849,424 


849,424 


349,706 
368,071 


188,556 
179,515 

35,141 
95,295 
1,211 


349,706 


38,479 


22,666 
1,228 
1,883 

12,702 

36,825 


14,311 
22,514 

8,000 

8.381 


7,965 
416 


13,693 
11,526 


5,885 
5,641 
2,705 
6,627 
1,033 
7,329 

41,523 


14,776 
26,747 

47,133 


41,296 
5,837 


31,657 
7,174 


47,337 


,321 
11,217 
23,973 
2,372 
3,124 
2,330 

19,553 


14,060 
5,493 

20,731 


4,892 
1,153 
7,381 
1,538 
1,497 
4,270 

188,556 


37,996 

11,129 

1,109 

38,017 


18,002 
15,840 
100,305 

179,515 


95,295 


29,279 
1,131 

15,134 
1,835 
3,854 
1,364 
9,394 

33,304 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dolldrs) 


39,947 


1,134 
38,813 


25,443 

10,740 


7,737 
3,003 

1,291 

1,271 

68 


25,443 


1,791 


909 
95 


730 
2,220 


1,508 
712 


647 
76 


414 

401 

253 

780 

70 

1,074 

2,592 


720 
1,872 


3,647 
478 


1,480 
588 


5,508 


710 
988 
2,928 
324 
408 
150 

1,247 


675 
572 


1.347 


354 
125 
159 
110 
229 
370 


1,565 
450 
148 

2,788 


i;o8o 

995 

713 

2,786 

3,003 


1,^?1 


159 
U 


145 

62 

299 

492 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


22 

106 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


12,571 


461 
12,110 


8,132 
3,053 


2,267 
786 


480 
368 


322 
46 
35 

295 


oir 

293 


Tor 

29 


216 


59 

224 

38 

342 


171 
483 


1,343 


1,189 
154 


415 
159 


212 
201 
812 
122 
149 
55 


"253" 
267 


105 
37 
65 
47 
51 

126 

2,267 


572 
11« 
49 


232 

229 

827 


Payroll 
(DolUrs) 


26,244 
742,154 


480,275 
206,953 


150,868 
56,085 

26,609 
25,632 
2,685 


480,275 


32,602 


15,729 
2,164 
1,266 

13,443 

44,124 


30,935 
13,189 

9,151 

13,82-; 


12,4'>1 
1,356 

6,853 

15,290 
7,552 
7,738 

3,347 
15,198 

1,430 
19,796 

44,650 


13,306 
31,344 

83,651 


74,541 
9,110 


36,450 


27,362 
11,068 


105.283 


14,420 
20,813 
52,622 
6,446 
8,083 
2,699 


22,900 
11,189 


23,723 


6,569 
1,832 
3,120 
2,152 
3,672 
6,378 


32,615 
8,637 
2,643 

52,763 

18 ,423 
13,391 
54,210 


25,632 


.  53 

2,721 

7 

218 

a 

502 

32 

1,958 

33 

2,850 

10 

981 

80 

6,454 

132 

9,948 

ALABAMA 


1.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLBI,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PbXSONNEL,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  uca,  type  of  opentiao,  2nd  kind  of  buaincas 


Establishments 
Plumber) 


Solea,  entile  year 
(TTiousdnd  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 

(Tlioujtind  dolltfrf) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Xumber) 


Paid  emploveea  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  eaded  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumbtr) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


MOBILE  HETKOPOLIT.AN  AREA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIWENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents .  brokers 

Assemtlers   (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construe  tion  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf acturei;s !   sales  branches   (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

MCmcCHERY  METROPOLIIAN  AREA.'total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Autci&otlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Lumber .    conatruction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches   (with  stocks),    total 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Drugs ,   chemicals .  allied  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Fana  products    (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 


3 

271 


184 
32 


174,776 


174,778 


101,089 
32,75'3 


23,181 
9,578 

19,255 

20,785 

890 


101,089 


21,040 

7.212 

3,738 

3,922 

7,907 

1,693 

3,603 

2,887 

1,618 

10,899 

12,306 

12,066 

2,532 

9,666 

23,181 


16,105 
1,228 
5,848 


14,159 
6,626 


189,242 


106,295 
33,296 


25,549 
7,747 


40,433 
9,218 


106,295 


12,561 
6,004 
3,529 
4,067 
1,827 

21,223 
4,026 
1,609 
9,405 
9,701 

U,330 
1,783 

19,230 

25,549 


14,901 

642 

2,518 


8,560 

29,593 

2,230 


9.978 


284 
9,694 


7.463 
1,334 


1,235 
99 

639 
191 
67 


7,463 


986 
488 
252 
298 
224 
177 
242 
505 
178 
985 
713 
1,563 
343 
509 

1,235 


612 
293 
330 


86 
105 


6,618 
1.468 


1.363 
105 


250 
332 


6,613 


647 
496 
236 
415 
290 
203 
624 
110 
693 
355 
1,466 
209 
874 

1,363 


541 

77 

421 

324 


56 
147 


3,744 


86 

3,653 


2,775 
426 


395 
31 

219 
92 
U6 


442 
318 

79 
111 
102 

42 

78 
170 

67 
267 
256 
484 
197 
162 


212 
58 

125 


3,096 


2,377 
462 


423 
39 


112 
145 


299 
234 
123 
U7 

86 

53 
232 

26 
157 
182 
401 

89 
348 


173 

32 

113 

105 


5,598 
182,662 


138,680 
25,430 


23,315 
2,115 

12,482 
3,718 
2,352 


133,680 


19,035 

8,442 

4,291 

5,612 

3,974 

3,486 

4,604 

9,425 

4,779 

18,602 

11,502 

26,922 

7,374 

10,632 

23,315 


11,299 
5,670 
6,346 

3,718 


2,194 
1,524 


158,696 


118,638 
27,976 


25,872 
2,104 


4,617 
7,465 


118,638 


11,234 

10,016 
4,779 
3,058 
5,567 
2,649 

11,040 
2,658 
8,844 
6,948 

25,875 
3,852 

17,118 

25,872 


9.975 
1,672 
8,499 
5,726 

4,617 


966 

2,660 

991 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elaewiiere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Jefferson  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Mobile  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Montgcmery  County. 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  axd  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Autauga  Comity 

Baldwin  County 

Barbour  County 

Euf aula 

Remainder  of  County 

Bibb  County 

Blount  County. ,,,.. 

Bullock  County 

Butler  County 

Greenville , 

Remainder  of  County 

Calhoun  County 

Anniston 

Remainier  of  County 

Chambers  County , 

Lanett 

Remainder  of  County 

Cherokee  County. 

Chilton  County 

Choctaw  County 

Clarke  County 

Clay  County 

Cleburne  County 

Coffee  County 

Enterprise 

Remainder  of  County 

Colbert  County 

Sheffield 

Tuscumbia, ,. 

Remainder  of  County 

Conecuh  County 

Coosa  County 

Covington  County 

Andalusia 

Ppp 

Remainder  of  County . . . 

Crenshaw  County 

Cullman  County 

Cullman. 

Remainder  of  County 

Dale  County 

Cteark 

Remainder  of  County 

Dallas  County 

Selma 

Remainder  of  County 

De  Kalb  County 

Fort  Payne 

Remainder  of  County 

EljDore  County 

Escambia  County. ,.,... 

Atmore, 

Brewton 

Remainder  of  County...,. , 

Etowah  County 

Attella 

Gadsden , 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County. 

Franklin  County 

Russellvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Geneva  County 

Greene  County 

Hale  County 

Henry  County 

Houston  County 

Dothan 

Remainder  of  County 

Jackson  County 

Jefferson  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Vfholeaale  establishments,  total. 

Bessemer 

Birmingham.. 

Fairfield 

Homewood... 

Tarrant  City 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establish- 
mcDts 


iHumbcr) 


9 
2,597 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


23 

872 


18 

816 

2 

6 
3 

21 


1,677,629 


1,677,829 


(x) 
12,359 


3,458 
197 

610 
2,739 
3,028 

2,667 


2,3.i9 
318 

22,il3 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


75,203 


1,418 
73,785 


(x) 


173 
2 

18 
62 

30 


21fi38 
1,075 

584 


584 

679 
3,3(X 

578 
3,057 

616 
M 

3,831 


1^642 

2,189 


7,974 

1,887 

580 

3,845 
907 


7,566 
3,258 
3,058 


10,445 


9,110 
1,335 


3,033 


(x) 


23,645 
1,396 

5,358 


3,359 
1,999 

8,108 

9,771 


"57757 

2,972 
1,046 

26,713 


3,367 
22,722 
624 

3,433 

:,040 


4^434 
3,606 

4,369 
1,852 
1,859 
2,383 

32,512 


29,667 
2,845 

6,776 
849,424 


849,424 
15,124 
817,744 
(x) 

1,102 
(x) 

7,621 


1,150 
134 


proprietors. 
November 


(Number) 


2,027 


2,027 
(x) 


M 


468 
54 
14 

59 

37 


437 
108 
48 


329 

28 


(x) 
U) 


1,082 


119 
42 


15ff 

1,321 
66 

181 

124 


62 
62 

90 

111 

56 

70 


,266 
63 


39,947 


1,134 

38,813 

748 

37,445 

(x) 

147 
(x) 

368 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


27,538 


547 
26,991 


(x) 


490 
68 


(x) 


(x) 


(I) 
(x) 


517 

22 

476 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


31,842 
1,417,792 


(x) 
7,398 


3.572 


3,527 
45 

359 

1,193 

683 

2,140 


1,870 
270 

24,005 


22,067 
1,938 

386 


(x) 


227 
34 
13 

43 
26 


277 
61 

27 


179 
10 


(x) 
(x) 


463 
33 


17 
603 


"tT 

485 
40 


571 
92 

123 

12,571 


461 

12,110 

278 

11,590 

(x) 

52 
(x) 

160 


386 

260 
1,624 

282 
1,363 

219 
(x) 

2,599 

9ffir 

1,618 
11,275 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,524 


1,524 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


783,012 


3,163 
1,884 


(x) 


865 
369 


1,542 


1,542 


11,939 
11,298 


(X) 


9,436 
1,328 
511 

1,715 
776 

12,328 


9,301 

2,256 

771 


6,698 
137 


To 

(x) 
21.826 


20,599 
1,227 


3,352 


2,046 
1,306 

1,721 


5,794 

2,598 
850 

29,706 


3,411 

24,963 

1,332 

3,593 

2,509 


1,369 
1,140 

2,407 
2,079 
1,288 
1,258 

26,849 


24;5l0 

2,339 


768,398 


26,244 

742,154 

14,301 

715,589 

(x) 

2,552 
(X) 
7,657 


554 

10 

523 

2 

5 

2 

12 


(x) 


(x) 


1,525 

923 
5,563 


— sTiBiJ 

(x) 

(x) 

(X) 
(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


(i) 
(x) 


1,408 
5,006 


(X) 


'W 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


1,143 


2,606 
9Z7 


(x) 
(x) 

16,163 

373ET 

(x) 
(x) 

2,581 

2.042 


(xT 
(x) 


1,620 

1,509 

673 

937 


18,331 
(x)' 
(x) 


349,706 
8,799 
336,840 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


1,073 


1,073 

2 
23 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


312 

3 

293 


894.817 


894,817 


(x) 
9,196 


ur 

(x) 


610 
1,874 
2,659 

1,125 
3W 


10,040 
434 

(x) 


(x) 

679 
1,842 

578 
2,143 

616 
(x) 

2,306 

— TTTOT 

1,266 

4,878 


575W 

(x) 
(x) 

(X) 
(X) 

7^927 
(x)' 
(x) 
(x) 

2,359 

5,439 

-J^ 

(X) 


941 


(x) 
6,608 


"TIT 

(X) 


(X) 


7,165 
4,811 


(x) 
(x) 

10,550 


(x) 
(x) 


852 
5,998 


"TiT 

(x) 

3,249 
343 

1,186 
1,446 

U,181 
(x) 
(x) 


499,718 

6,325 

480,904 

(x)    ■■■ 

(x) 

(X) 


ALABAMA 


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Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNT^  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MeHCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OlHER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


CNumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouiand 
Mian) 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


mumixr) 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
dumber) 


Pay  roll 
(EMhrt) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TJiousaTid 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlrousiirid 
dollars) 


LamAT  County. 


Lauderdale  County 

Florence 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lawrence  County. 


Lee  County 

Auburn 

Opelika 

Remainder  of  County. 


Limestone  County 

Athens 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lowndes  County., 


Macon  County 

Tuskegee 

Remair^er  of  County. 


Madison  County 

Huntsvllle 

Remainder  of  County. 


Marengo  County 

DesDopolis 

Remainder  of  County. 


Marion  County. 


Marshall  County 

Albertville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Mobile  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Mobile 

Prlchard 

Remainder  of  County 


Monroe  County, 


Montgomery  County 

Montgomery 

Remainder  of  County. 


Morgan  County 

Decatur 

Remainder  of  County. 


Perry  County. . , 
Pickenfi  County. 


Pike  County 

Troy 

Remainder  of  County, 


Randolph  County , 

Roanoke 

Remainder  of  County. 

Russell  County 

Phenix  City 

Remainder  of  County, 


St.  Clair  County, 
Shelby  County, , . . 
Sumter  County, ... 


Talladega  County 

Sylacauga 

Talladega 

Remainder  of  County, , 

Tallapoosa  County 

Alexander 

Remainder  of  County, , 


Tuscaloosa  County 

Northport , 

Tuscaloosa 

Remainder  of  County., 

Walker  County , 

Jasper. 

Remainder  of  County, , 


Washington  County, 

Wilcox  County 

Winston  County. ... 


3 
271 
235 

5 
31 


l,i86 
15,996 


U,088 
1,908 


U,030 


1,134 
6,143 


446 
27 


10,778 
1,064 


6,143 


(x) 


(x) 


To" 

(x) 


(x) 


To" 


"T^ 

(x) 


7,289 


4,737 
2,552 


3.035 


To 

(x) 
38,557 


(X) 


(x) 
(x) 


To" 

(x) 


1,614 
1,672 

270 

3,724 


~W) 
M 


(x) 


36,374 
2,183 


818 

76 


303 
44 


TO 
(x) 

IB, 755 


"Tx! 

(x) 
1,582 


To 

(x) 


To 

(x) 


25,581 


To 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


17,201 
1,554 


3,057 


(x) 
(x) 


13,817 
390 

3,028 


11,350 
14,231 


174,778 


128 
243 


9,978 


163 
—5S 


3,744 


1,589 
7,044 


2,515 
4,529 


188,260 


TT) 


1,251 

10,466 
I;  553 
8,913 


174,778 

160,084 

2,814 

11,880 

1,400 

189.242 


To 

(x) 
14,626 


284 

9,694 

9,173 

139 

332 

35 

8.718 


163 

135 

9 

19 


86 
3,658 
3,313 

64 
281 

23 


5,598 

182,662 

171,039 

2,765 

8,853 

745 


184 

169 

5 

10 


To 

(x) 


"Tlo" 

(x) 


TJ) 

(x) 


12,552 
2,074 


1,864 
1,059 


649 
37 


20 
367 


24 


To 

(x) 


12,655 
11  905 


101,089 

93,395 

2,31*4 


(x) 
106.295 


138 
2 


"TTT 

(x) 


TO" 
(x) 


10,032 
482 


222 

514 


8,837 


TT 

(x) 


~urr 

(x) 


TTT 

(x) 


To" 

(x) 


8,537 
300 

1,918 


5,688 


"W" 
(x) 


"W 
(x) 


1,494 


(x) 


2,100 


(x) 

963 
1,211 
1,890 

11.139 


"!7r 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


"TiT 
tx) 


1,185 


"W 

6,034 

(X) 


"TJT 

(x) 


"TTT 

(x) 


"TTT 

(x) 


(x) 

580 

773 

1,145 

6.847 

TO^ — 

3,382 
(x) 


"T^r — 

(x) 

(x) 

168 
(X) 

6,077 


1,980 
31,496 


~2!!6' 
128 


1.233 


4,219 
2,583 


2,468 
(x) 

3,690 


To 

29,252 
(X) 

9,320 


"T^ 
1,122 
(x) 

460 


TO" 
(x) 


"T30" 

(x) 


21,640 
(x) 


2,488 
1,202 


24,031 


T?r 

(x) 
(X) 


8,160 
1,160 

472 
1,291 
4,485 


377 
83 

9 
40 
152 


173 
50 


7,220 
1,458 

190 

782 

2,732 


6,001 
5,550 


818 
3,492 


352 
9,8;3 


— TpSi5 
1,908 

(x) 

6,676 


(x) 


(x) 


"TxT 
(x) 

(X) 


1,453 


UT 


22,557 

1,793 

5.550 
(x) 
(x) 

2,010 

15,115 

— 9779T 

5,318 


73,689 
66,689 

7,000 

(X) 

82,947 


"T5T 


"TxT 

(x) 


1,864 
1,059 


4,826 


Ti) 
M 


TTT 


"t^TJ 
(x) 

(x) 

1,043 
(X) 

5,062 


"TTT 
3,566 
(X) 

1,316 


TFT 

(x) 


778 


7,465 


3,319 


2,610 
709 

472 
473 
993 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


1.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  OpEaATioN  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CALHOUN  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  coafectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  siqiplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

DALLAS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

ETCWAH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Luihber,  construction  materials 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HOUSTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes, 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleian  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY  (See  Blrmlnrham  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

MOBILE  COUWTY  (See  Mobile  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

MDNTGOIERY  COUWTY  (See  Montgomery  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

TUSCALOOSA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^Aolesalera,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  i^olesalers,  n.e.c 

Petpoleiim  tmlk  atations,  tenainals. , 

Other  operating  types , 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
li.e.o.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(Mumber) 


53 


35 


4 

3,478 

144 

6 

1,541 

161 

4 

267 

38 

5 

667 

104 

3 

326 

24 

4 

1,071 

123 

9 

4,589 

412 

11 

2,912 

100 

1 

2,422 

25 

4 

5,140 

153 

11 

8,639 

359 

3 

2,337 

131 

6 

1,242 

132 

3 

1,281 

139 

17 

4,934 

205 

10 

2,630 

69 

4 

3,168 

29 

3 

810 

18 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


-I- 


Pay  roB, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


22,4.13 


11,939 


25,041 


12 

4,024 

186 

7 

3,177 

419 

S 

1,051 

131 

3 

1,153 

116 

3 

848 

136 

5 

1,659 

145 

10 

4,251 

121 

S 

4,096 

145 

7 

6,454 

146 

18,331 


6,972 
957 
420 
749 
362 

2,122 
862 

5,887 

2,237 
2,834 

6,367 


3,478 
2,889 


2,743 


1,158 
1,585 


31,496 


24,031 


4,670 

2,702 

889 

15,770 

3,720 
3,745 


1,082 


1,545 


1,254 


1,329 


1,036 


320 
52 

9 
74 
28 
78 
91 
384 

112 
67 


1,233 


1,074 


172 
186 
142 
574 

134 
25 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number-) 


18 

185 

6,579 

5 

35 

2,491 

3 

52 

2,658 

2 

53 

2,626 

16 

116 

4,845 

9 

29 

1,385 

2 

15 

910 

2 

11 

332 

Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


56 
87 
19 
43 
13 
64 
175 

43 
12 
46 


14 

68 

3,001 

6 

128 

7,924 

8 

58 

2,885 

?. 

47 

2,482 

4 

57 

2,006 

5 

91 

3,129 

10 

59 

2,580 

6 

41 

2,853 

6 

54 

2,846 

136 
28 
7 
35 
7 
38 
39 
194 

44 
37 


81 
84 
72 
228 

47 
17 


Payroll 

(DolLiri) 


24,005 


19,346 


2,798 
2,453 

849 
1,826 

545 
3,202 
7,673 

1,950 

271 

2,438 

21,326 


19,199 


29,706 


24,007 


26,849 


20,594 


6,168 
1,005 

183 
1,508 

283 
1,492 
1,913 
8,038 

2,093 
1,340 


220 
487 


2,115 


363 

1,752 


24,134 


21,027 


3,651 
3,914 
3,202 
10,260 

2,633 

494 


ARIZONA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 2.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 2.03 

Phoenix  Metropolitan  Area 2.03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 2.04 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 2.04 

Maricopa  County  (See  Phoenix  Metropolitan  Area) 2.03 

Pima  County 2.04 

2.01 


2.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101.  -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


OTumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem 
ber 

(J^ium- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(>{umixr) 


July  IS 
(Humhcr) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollarj) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


29,939 


State,  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 194fl. . . 

Wholesale  establishments 19-48. . . 

1939... 
1929... 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances ,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newapapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


605 
358 


474 
3 

12 


96,426 
97,554 


228.391 


224, «» 

547 

3,244 


42,231 
10,259 


62,926 
49,945 


1,917 
6,493 
18,319 


44.923 


36,627 

282 

457 

4,006 

3,551 

16.199 


9,614 
6,585 

25.233 


10,548 
14,685 


7,501 


5,423 
1,373 
705 

7,486 

1,432 


T26 
906 

612 

3,016 

21,978 

15,150 

17,102 


12,632 
4,470 


10,077 
4,996 


6.794 


4,686 
2,108 


21,694 


4,568 
10,322 
4,161 
1,182 
1,661 

5,044 

1,329 
T^ 


17,625 


8,717 
371 

1,545 

2,136 
155 

4,701 


24,557 


7,809 


8,039 


8,220 


443,264 


472,989 


468,363 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


534 
24,023 


5,614 
5,420 


390 
157 


149 
7,660 

4,427 
n.a. 


151 
7,888 


3,534 
n.a. 


133 
3,037 

3,824 
n.a. 


10,129 
433,135 


n.a. 
n.a. 


10,714 
462,275 


n.a. 
n.a. 


10,149 
458,214 


n.a. 
n.a. 


317.496 


29,374 

67 

171 

4,795 


13.1 

12.2 

5.3 


16,096 
38 


311 
4 
4 


5,085 
20 
17 


5,173 
11 
19 


5,143 
11 
21 


305,747 

760 

1,038 


310,889 

586 

1,073 


315,664 

614 

1,218 

45,885 


4,415 
380 


6,565 
1,321 


5,524 


10.4 
3.7 


10.4 
2.6 


2,385 
166 


1,855 
377 


202 

50 


670 
40 


543 
129 


709 
46 


550 
146 


685 
39 


621 
174 


43,015 
3,733 


32,573 
6,263 


40,006 


43,386 
3,103 


32,633 
7,361 


43,202 
2,683 


38,303 
8,826 


541 

970 

4,013 


29,612 


28.2 
14.9 
21.9 


290 

552 

2.203 


194 
155 
807 


100 
150 
984 


250 
173 
970 


5,259 

8,788 

25,959 


3,082 
9,726 
50,436 


4,943 
10,749 
32,012 


317,496 


3.643 


8.1 


2,609 

33 

74 

486 

441 

2.840 


7.1 
11.7 
16.2 
12.1 
12.4 

17.5 


1.937 


687 


33,034 


1.487 

16 

27 

272 

185 

1.199 


1,892 
948 


2.751 


19.7 
14.4 


1,334 
1,417 


12.6 
9.6 


812 
387 

1.277 


511 
5 


103 
77 


481 

12 
103 
85 

384 


459 
6 

13 
109 

79 


250 
115 


264 
120 


646 

631 


569 
192 
200 


10.5 
14.0 
28.4 


366 
111 
96 


113 

67 

391 

986 

3,783 

2.034 


10.3 
12.5 

10.9 

13.0 

4.5 

25.0 

11.9 


1,333 

701 


"TCTS" 
15.7 


22 

44 

25 

251 

473 

2,341 

1.117 


1,409 
1.007 


20.2 


T3T 
502 


700 
458 


4,937 

1,211 

2,129 

942 

376 

279 

691 


14.9 
21.7 


22.5 


26.5 
20.6 
22.6 
31.8 
16.8 

13.7 


356 
281 

2,883 


"IS 
165 


194 
180 


254 
127 


357 

TS5 

172 


28,548 

288 

609 

5,532 

3,007 

25.203 


37.056 


33.916 


26,710 

346 

449 

5,509 

4,042 

26.174 


27,395 

344 

489 

6,737 

3,951 

26.589 


18,211 
6,992 

24,217 


12,192 
12,025 


18,268 
7,906 


25,147 

~i2793ir 


18,030 
8,559 

25,633 
13,320 


12,217 
12.200 


121 
53 
35 


120 
52 
36 


121 
52 
38 


7,534 
2,148 
2,018 


7,982 
2,017 
2,201 


9 
23 

11 

72 

155 

699 


9 
22 

11 

77 

152 

715 


75 
173 
744 


1,294 
403 


552 
4,550 
8,759 
43,820 


100 


222 
96 


224 
96 


134 


214 
TX2" 


20,458 

13,329  j 

6,629 

23,429 


— ^5^? 

885 

555 

4,390 

8,190 

44,675 

21.309 


2,046 
2.314 


1,365 


T2F 
937 

560 

4,200 

9,534 

45,833 

21.905 


'312 
122 


317 
126 


14,748 
8,681  ! 


14.745 
6,5t4 

24,285 


15.093 
6,812 


157 
71 


133 
86 


715 
1,258 
615 
173 
122 

382 


97 
195 


2,167 


20.6 


12.3 


912 
84 

239 

370 
42 

520 


10.5 
22.6 
15.5 
17.3 
27.1 
11.1 


45 
85 

lj294 

'"    610 

37 

159 

164 

300  I 


212 

361 

176 

49 

45 


49 
21 
28 

476 

2i8 

10 


"259 

360 

166 

52 

48 


6,577 
4,877 


53.790 


205 

342 

171 

54 

48 


13,528 
22,007 
12,939 
2,891 
2,425 

7,026 

2.289 


4TO 

"210' 
13 
61 
63 

10 
115 


192 
19 
58 
76 
10 

114 


946 
1,343 


26,712 


14,478 

310 

2,921 

3,194 

497 

5,312 


15,720 
8,565 


11.278 


6,561 
4,717 


55.015 


16,342 
8,651 


11.961 


6,656 

5,305 

53,391 


14,676 
22,454 
12,605 
2,990 
2,290 

6,599 

2.299 

919 
1,380 

28,000 


13,020 

21,718 

12,351 

3,147 

3,155 

6,498 

2.318 


15,247 
587 
2,831 
3,05') 
512 
5,764 


903 
1,415 


27.355 


13,443 
1,652 
2,809 
3,395 
547 
5.509 


1 
29.938 


7.729 
9.377 


25.099 


24,877 
38 
184 

2,012 


2,012 


2,214 
26 


448 
78 


3,831 

3,181 

16 

9 

102 

523 


107 
34 


2,102 
737 


1,365 

1,181 


840 
214 
127 


192 

55 

137 

92 

337 

2,662 

2,737 

2.232 


1,517 
715 


1,837 
470 


379 
227 
152 

3.970 


729 
1,964 
686 
192 
399 

396 


28 

28 


2.190 


761 
74 
89 

264 
39 

943 


ARIZONA 


2.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE-  Continued 
Establishments,  Sales.  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Opei^tjon  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opeiation  and  kind  of  business 


i2,231 


16,809 


13,690 
3,U9 


3,633 
1,982 


5,237 


4,850 
387 

3,853 


1,9U 

1,229 

470 

7,104 

49,945 


13,878 
9,444 


21,578 
4  870 


3,279 
1,766 


16,204 
6,748 
3,777 


4,415 


1.303 


312 
1,105 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Mmmfacturers'  sales  branches   (with  stoclre),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies ,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heatijig 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Commerc  ial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Livestock 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ) ,    total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 

n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(>{umber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doitars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thoumnd 
dolldri) 


747 
184 
174 

580 

1,321 


4,196 

1,000 

328 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


4.9 
20.3 


11.1 
18.1 


5.2 
25.8 


8.1 
30.6 


39.0 
15.0 
37.0 

8.2 

2.6 


3.3 

3.8 


0.9 
1.0 


6.4 
4.6 


25.9 
14.8 
3.7 


Pay  roll, 
enure 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Mum- 
bet) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
(^lumber) 


391 

307 


178 
178 


120 
46 


174 
696 


541 
58 
97 

295 

377 


120 
90 


95 
17 
39 

71 

129 


164 

78 


1,156 


2,317 
557 
171 


956 
155 
45 


July  15 
(Number) 


122 
93 


90 
160 


107 
16 
37 

81 

146 


1,006 
152 
76 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


140 
92 


62 
152 


103 
15 
34 


1,156 

178 

59 


Pay  toll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


43,015 


13,931 


7,788 
6,143 


3,380 
3,518 


2,711 


1,824 
837 


2,717 
12.162 


9,189 
1,172 
1,801 

4,596 

6.263 


3,079 
718 


140 
562 


1,410 
354 


28,429 
8,788 
2,789 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


13.094 


7,645 
5,449 


3,570 
3,600 


1,966 
924 


2,837 
12,508 


9,397 
1,191 
1,920 


7.361 


3,223 
1,395 


140 
691 


1,550 
362 


49,196 
9,753 
4,295 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


5,927 
6,699 


3,744 
3,651 


2,143 
1,141 


2,343 
11.782 


8,874 
1,182 
1,726 

5,272 

8.826 


4,072 
1,877 


140 
1,164 


1,183 
390 


33,550 

10,933 

3,216 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


315 
149 


110 
142 


157 
147 
10 


420 
181 
195 
44 


15 
587 


91 
455 
41 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


PHOENIX  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,  ' 
total 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


raOLESAlE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 

offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products)... 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


4 
461 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


302,978 


302,978 


164,061 

45,784 
28,309 
39,518 
25,306 


164j061 


28,004 

13,230 

14,763 

5,820 

2,591 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


534 
17,776 


11,404 

2,100 
969 
294 

3,009 


11,404 


1,170 

1,021 

716 

457 

33 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


6,016 


133 


3,492 

591 

314 

124 

1,362 


358 
313 
193 
174 
36 


Metropolitan  area,  type  or  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


10,149 
338,933 


226,400 

38,280 

20,498 

7,001 

46,754 


226,400 


23,176 

23,166 

13,327 

9,659 

1,745 


PHOENIX  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Con, 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and 

tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with 
stocks ) ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 

n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Estab- 

Ush- 

ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


612 

8,458 
15,324 
11,389 

3,450 
15,702 
44,218 


25 

1,476 
1,016 
867 
267 
2,073 
2,233 


13,792 
4,809 
3,170 

13,965 
39,518 


592 
109 
562 

675 
294 


1,412 
21,578 

3,279 
13,249 


15 

51 

69 

159 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


E?i- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


454 
272 
268 
79 
574 
760 


189 
29 
129 

508 
124 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


560 

29,988 
19,736 
16,770 
5,199 
37,905 
44,669 


10,519 
2,255 
9,933 

12,959 
7,001 


397 
1,304 
1,183 
4,117 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Maricopa  County. 


2.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.—  COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


State,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


Apache  County. 


Cochise  County 

Bisbee 

Douglas.. 

Remainder  of  County. 


Coconino  County 

Flagstaff 

Remainder  of  County. 


Gila  County 

Globe 

Remainder  of  County. 


Graham  County. . . 
Greenlee  County. 


Maricopa  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Glendale 

Mesa 

Phoenix 

Tempe 

Remainder  of  County 


Mohave  County. 


Navajo  County 

Winslow 

Remainder  of  County. 

Pima  County 

Tucson 

Remainder  of  County. 

Pinal  County 

CcKDlidge 

Remainder  of  County. 


Santa  Cruz  County 

Nogales 

Remainder  of  County. 


Yavapai  County 

Prescott 

Remainder  of  County. 


Yuma  County 

Yuma 

Remainder  of  County. 


Establish- 
ments 

Q^umher) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


4 

461 

302,978 

6 

(x) 

17 

5,004 

345 

230,597 

2 

(x) 

91 

65,392 

102 

27 


420,481 
1,232 


1,289 
3,107 
2,608 

7.132 


5,747 
1,385 


2,810 
1,581 

3,957 
1,168 

302,978 


5.616 


1,196 
4,420 


44,113 
7,253 


1,798 
3,992 


11,988 
241 


5,890 
1,986 


5,511 
1,967 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


534 
24,023 


proprietors. 
November 


(Humbcr) 


247 
29 


170 
58 


188 
43 


18,310 


534 

17,776 

(x) 

310 

13,614 

(x) 
3,742 

125 


67 
174 


3,181 
381 


226 


58 
168 


237 

11 


289 
43 


302 

(x) 

13 

207 

(x) 

78 

14 


Paicj  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(>(umber) 


8,220 


133 

,087 


6,016 


133 
5,883 
(x) 

276 
4.285 
(x) 
1,221 

48 


1,045 
144 


139 
28 


123 
107 
16 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


468,363 


10,149 
458,214 


803 
1,651 
1,585 

4.765 


,144 
621 


"7:3l9- 

813 


3,546 
814 


349,032 


10,149 

338,933 

(x) 

5,408 

265,388 

(x) 

64,412 

2,422 


1,322 
3,290 


59,374 
8,401 


1,021 
3,107 


5.383 


5,133 
250 


8,301 


6,852 
1,449 


7,660 


6,804 
856 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(^^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


228,391 
(x) 
4,506 


(x) 

847 


3,711 


1,715 
636 


2,061 
(x) 


278 

164.061 

2 

(x) 

7 

1.800 

230 

136,633 

1 

(x) 

38 

25,107 

2.852 


552 
2,300 


28,781 
6,122 


644 
798 


(x) 
(x) 


4,048 
326 

3.867 

(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humbcr) 


375 
3 


10 

115 

1 

53 


192,090 
(x) 
2,498 


-Jir 

(x) 
1,761 


2,036 
1,385 


2,040 


1,095 
945 


1,896 
(x) 


138,917 

(x) 

3,204 

93,964 

(x) 
40,285 

1,713 

2.764 


644 

2,120 


16,468 


15,33^1 
1,131 

4.348 


1,154 
3,194 


9.612 
(x) 


1,842 
1,660 


3.611 
(x) 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure . 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Establishments 
(Humber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoujfltid 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  ye;ir 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Humbcr) 

Paid  employee, 
workweek  ended 

and  pay  roll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 

County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 

Employees 
(^lumber) 

PayixiU 
(Dollars) 

MAHICOPA  COUMTY    (See  table  102j_Phoenix  Standani  Metropolitan  Area. ) 
PIMA  COUNTY,  total 

129 

51,371 

3,562 

65 

1,189 

67,775 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

97 

34.903 

2.880 

58 

995 

55.256 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

12 
5 

12 
3 

10 

23 
3 

29 

15 
17 

7,804 
1,276 
5,620 
3,986 
2,295 
2,637 
452 
10,833 

8,435 
8,033 

392 
38 

340 
30 

416 

429 

45 

1,140 

305 
377 

8 
7 
6 
2 
4 
9 
3 
19 

5 
2 

14^; 

21 
96 
33 
141 
123 
19 
418 

84 
110 

8,492 

Farm  products   (edible) 

926 

Beer,  ulnes,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.    leaf) 

7,092 
1,681 
7,152 

8,243 

Waste  materials 

820 

20,850 

Petroleum  buUt  stations ,  terminals 

6,153 

6,366 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslnesBes. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


ARKANSAS 


CONTENTS 

Table  rage 

101  The  State:  Establishnents,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  bj'  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 3 .02 

102  Standard  ffetropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 3.03 

Little  Rock  Metropolitan  Area 3.03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishnents  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 3,0^ 

104.  Counties  '.lith  50  Establishnents  or  More:  Establishnents,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 3.06 

Benton  County 3 .06 

Craighead  Cotmty 3 .06 

Crittenden  County 3 .06 

Jefferson  County 3 .07 

I^ississippi  County 3.07 

F-ulaski  County  (See  Little  Rock  Metropolitan  Area) 3 .03 

Sebastian  County 3 .07 

Union  County 3 .07 

Washington  County 3 .07 

3.01 


3.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  ant>  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Qiumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousdnd 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  1 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thimstlnd 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolLtrj) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(I>oll<lrs) 


July  15 
{Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrj) 


Stocks  on 
hand, end 


of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousdnd 
dollari) 


State,  total 

Administrative,   au:clliary  units 1943... 

Wholesale  establishments 19^. . . 

1939. . . 
1929... 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers 

Liinited-functlan  wholesalers 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  lliie) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  prtjducts  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear , 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Faim  products  (raw  materials ) , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances ,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards , 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies..., 

Professional  equipment,  supplies , 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutonxDbiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 


2.15A 


7 
2,147 

1,782 
2,045 


1.008 


978 
30 


523 
134 


10 

7 

359 


1,008 


208 


119 
24 
5 
33 
27 


14 

4 
3 

7 

10 

3 

164 


9,613 
851,613 

248,643 
366,510 


418.065 


411,548 
6,517 

76.608 


52,651 
23,957 

98,418 
88,  U2 

170.400 


21,167 

2,444 

146,789 


140.860 


118,138 

3,502 

793 

10,055 

8,372 

30.746 


15,456 
15,290 

33.447 


8,324 
25,123 

10.730 


8,894 

1,700 

136 


3,611 

6,923 

216 

3,712 

3,681 

6,247 

17,241 

23.304 


7,789 
15,515 


27.619 


18,871 
8,748 


14.130 


2,165 
8,367 
3,598 

34.729 


2,594 
9,958 
1,057 
15,920 
2,301 
2,377 

522 


7.136 


4)178 
2,958 

39,102 


14,375 
3,655 
2,063 
1,174 

12,330 

860 

4,645 


13,462 


14,113 


14,912 


657,502 


692,984 


750,405 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


47.176 


46,700 
476 


6,585 
573 


10,139 
1,964 


9.992 


2,857 

65 

7,070 


10,917 


8,866 
263 
108 
814 
366 

4,916 


3,201 
1,715 

2,348 


1,105 
1,243 

1.455 


1,068 

354 

33 


483 

1,003 

15 

592 

610 

156 

4,212 

2.790 


863 
1,927 


3.993 


2,518 
,475 


1,724 


94 
977 
653 

5.653 


656 
1,586 

160 
1,897 

617 

657 


357 


7545 
713 
306 
106 
987 
37 
768 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


780 
35,808 

9,604 
11,949 


1,647 

1,466 
1,579 


201 
13,261 

7,653 
n.a. 


208 
13,905 

7,888 
n.a. 


207 
14,705 

8,045 
n.a. 


11.3 
7.3 


25,185 
194 

3.874 


735 
25 


9,224 
79 


9,636 


1,207 


9,844 
126 

1,213 


12.5 
2.4 


10.3 
2.2 


3,582 
292 

2,799 
544 

3.212 


433 
165 


1,110 
73 


1,138 
408 


1,133 
74 

1,128 
472 


1,134 
79 

1,156 
439 

1.927 


13.5 
2.6 
4.8 


625 

31 

2,556 


218 
7 

1,004 


186 

13 

1,175 


354 

34 

1,539 


'1' 


7.8 


6,091 


2.582 


7.5 
7.5 

13.6 
8.1 

10.3 

16.0 


20.7 
11.2 


5,108 
117 
21 
394 
451 

2.341 


2,029 
59 


173 
195 


2,056 
63 


186 
212 


2,062 

60 

18 

219 

223 

1.145 


13.3 
4.9 


1,513 
828 


1.052 


621 

344 


747 
331 


363 


387 
665 


153 
163 


161 
162 


156 
174 


12.0 
20.8 
24.3 


693 
176 
10 

393 

899 


250 

71 

6 

174 

277 


246 

70 

5 

179 

277 


13.4 
14.5 
6.9 

15.9 
16.6 
2.5 
24.4 

12.0 


11.1 
12.4 


229 

664 

6 

350 

379 

67 

2,443 

1.628 


77 

197 

3 

85 

95 

13 

941 


193 
3 


100 

13 

986 


"T5r 

71 

5 

185 

290 


200 
7 

82 

98 

15 

1,007 

542 


159 
358 


163 
372 


162 
380 


13.3 
16.9 


1,732 
783 


5U 
232 


529 
236 


532 
215 


4.3 
11.7 
18.1 

16.3 


65 
521 
338 


12 
222 
130 


16 
?16 
137 


56 
205 
155 


25.3 
15.9 
15.1 
11.9 
26.8 
27.6 

15.3 


305 
835 
52 
843 
356 
297 


115 
234 
30 
240 
112 
133 


120 
244 
29 
266 
120 
132 


U9 
232 
27 
273 
120 
133 


12.1 


11.4 


160 


107 


-I2B" 
101 


TIT 
98 


Ttrr 

19.5 
14.8 
9.0 
8.0 
4.3 
16.5 


352 
179 

17 
386 

17 
U3 


105 

74 

5 

182 


111 
82 

5 
184 

9 
254 


Ul 

81 

5 

203 

9 

236 


17,386 
640, U6 


18,561 
674,423 


18,351 
732,054 


505.988 


452,864 
3,443 


476,849 
3,757 


501,207 
4,781 

77.782 


68,993 
5,203 


52,017 
11,017 


46.579 


70,673 
5,922 


52,872 
12,616 


71,936 
5,846 

54,164 
13,007 

81.113 


10,288 

266 

36,025 


456.307 


9,365 

456 

41,913 


17,737 

1,490 

61,886 


505,988 


113,137 


116,649 


U9.632 


94,868 
2,207 
398 
7,470 
8,194 

41.191 


26,004 
15,187 


18,393 


96,911 
2,296 
398 
7,873 
9,171 

44,897 


31,180 
13,717 


97,166 

2,524 

495 

9,605 

9,842 

47.875 


7,014 
11,379 

17_,493 


8,175 
11,434 


31,407 
16,468 

20.636 


7,252 
13,384 


13,231 

4,093 

169 

8,545 

16.312 


3^801 
12,4U 
100 

6,054 

7,214 

776 

43,565 

26.351 


13;.} -b 

4,179 
187 

8,259 

16.549 


TStSJT 

4,380 

199 

8,955 

16.959 


7,960 
18,891 

45.305 


4,046 
12,403 
100 

6,467 

7,074 

840 

45,941 

28,574 


4,174 

12,494 

291 

5,480 

7,953 

941 

47,428 

30.429 


31,475 
13,830 

15.071 


8,254 
20,320 

48.135 


32,447 
15,688 

16.700 


8,623 
21,806 


47.559 


33,546 

14,013 


18.045 


917 
8,567 
5,587 

48.459 


5,880 
14,172 

1,186 
14.469 

6,037 

6,112 

603 


1,011 
9,182 
6,507 

51.391 


2,030 
8,587 
7,428 

60,243 


7,080 

i'ila 


6,122 
14, 9U 

1,090 
16,006 

6,471 

6,255 

336 
3,149 

7.454 


37.918 


i,582 
2,872 

41.269 


6,151 
18,200 

1,033 
21,089 

6,611 

6,359 

800 
3,127 
6.959 


15,023 
5,366 
3,205 

308 
7,355 

180 
6,481 


15,354 
5,656 
3,591 
328 
7,435 
478 
8,427 


4,151 
2,808 


45.553 


19,204 
5,622 
3,652 
326 
8,224 
478 
8,047 


60.492 


41 
60,451 

20,623 
28,849 


47.476 


47,256 
220 


3.597 


3,597 


5,943 

272 


33 

26 

3,104 


12.958 


11,607 
215 
35 
191 
910 

812 


377 
435 


5.137 
4,497 
1,866 


204 
26 

702 

1.280 


456 
784 

40 

551 

507 

90 

4,307 

2.691 


874 
1,817 

_4499 


3,802 
1,178 

1.285 


2 
862 

421 

5.971 


464 
1,889 

259 
2,526 

361 

448 

24 


221 
228 


3.W? 


1,8U 
706 
89 

672 

5 

359 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


ARKANSAS 

Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 
EsTABUSBMENTS,  Salbs,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roll,  Personnbj,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


3.03 


Esab- 
ments 

(\umber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(ThmudTui 
dolUn) 

Operating  expenses  i 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Atum- 
bn) 

Paid  em 
en 

ptoyees,  workweek 
ded  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operatian  ind  land  o(  business 

Amount 

(Xhousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  IS 
(Number) 

July  15 

Qiumbcr) 

Nov,  15 

(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollors) 

July  15 
(Dollar.) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Manufacturers'    sales  branches    (with  stocks),  total 

77 

52 .651 

6^585 

12.5 

3,582 

1,110 

1,133 

1,134 

68.993 

70.673 

71.936 

3,5?Z 

28 
9 
5 
5 

23 
7 

19 

26,477 
4,701 
1,047 
3,511 

12,720 
4,195 

23,957 

2,552 

622 

239 

1,070 

1,584 

518 

573 

9.6 

13.2 
22.8 
30.5 
12.4 
12.3 

2.4 

1,278 
253 
110 
524 

1,108 
309 

292 

::: 

414 
99 
39 
168 
312 
78 

73 

408 
114 

40 
175 
308 

88 

74 

422 
96 
39 
174 
320 
83 

79 

24,529 
6,353 
1,910 
8,415 

22,534 
5,252 

5,203 

23,750 
7.586 
2,169 
10,901 
20.633 
5,584 

5,922 

26,300 

6,149 

1,924 

10,239 

21,577 

5,747 

5,846 

712 

242 

Drug3,   chemicals,   allied  products 

145 
337 

1,870 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Maniifacturers'    sales  offices    (without  stocks), 
total 

291 

6 
13 

Ui 

3,874 
20,083 

88,122 

72 
501 

1,954 

1.8 
2.5 

2.2 

52 
240 

544 

165 

10 
63 

408 

10 
64 

472 

14 
65 

439 

767 
4,436 

11,017 

1,281 
4,641 

12,616 

1,031 
4,815 

13,007 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

272 

31 
13 

21,272 
5.010 

542 
107 

2.5 
2.1 

lU 
46 

39 
12 

55 
16 

55 
72 

63 
17 

2,790 
590 

2,711 
1.846 

3,187 
612 

59 

U 

i 
9 

64 

823 
4,187 

54.892 

16 
91 

930 

1.9 
2.2 

1.7 

'46 
233 

4 
8 

90 

'16 
286 

'72 
291 

17 
304 

590 
5,230 

1,846 

5,372 

612 
5,623 

... 

14 

142 

i8 

40 

6 

12 

16,774 
35,494 
2,624 

4.579 

lii 

681 
61 

245 

1.1 
1.9 
2.3 

5.4 

30 

192 

11 

40 

67 
6 

12 

17 

255 

14 

16 

U 

261 

16 

15 

18 

267 

19 

16 

591 

4,524 

115 

789 

526 

4,691 

155 

892 

606 

4,708 

309 

786 

130 

12 

Fara  products   ( inedible )  n.e.c 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

... 

Lumber,  millwork 

9 

3 

4 
10 

386 

3,815 
764 

191 
2,178 

170,400 

208 
37 

37 
103 

9^992 

5.4 
4.8 

19.4 
4.7 

5.9 

31 
9 

22 
59 

3,212 

11 

1 

2 

10 

289 

12 
4 

9 
26 

1,229 

13 
2 

8 
31 

.ijl374 

13 
3 

12 
27 

1,927 

560 
229 

425 
1,193 

46,579 

770 
122 

342 
1,453 

51,734 

623 
163 

1,470 
1,329 

81,113 

Hachlnery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

9 

48 

3,163 

295 

144.111 

7.453 

5.2 

2.266 

201 

684 

688 

1,357 

30.478 

30.931 

62.522 

2.907 

208 

11 

5 

11 

60 

91 

105,822 
19,163 

1,514 
11,270 

6,342 

26,289 

3,791 
2,638 

178 
93 

753 

2,539 

3.6 
13.8 
11.8 

O.S 
11..9 

9.6 

1,257 

573 

80 

47 

309 

946 

143 

13 

7 

9 

29 

88 

334 
174 
36 
24 
116 

545 

362 
158 
29 
24 
115 

686 

724 

295 

33 

25 

280 

570 

15,127 

8,993 

1,651 

873 

3,834 

16,101 

16,429 

7,818 

1,439 

879 

4,366 

20,803 

32,032 

15,895 

1,477 

908 

12,210 

18,591 

2,544 

101 

127 

Livestock..      .         

16 

Other  Inedible  farm  products 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

119 
256 

"  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified, 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  ccxnnilsslon  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Piy  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors.' November 

iHumbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Oolldts) 


LITTLE  ROCK  METROPOLnAN  AREA/  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHHEWTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  >rtK>leealers 

Haouf acturers *  sales  branches,  offices,  total..., 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,   brokers 

Asseoblers  (mainly  €&rm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

MercdiBnt  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products ■ 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) , 

AutoDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

fttrdware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c ■ 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


270 

51 


279.921 


9,613 
270,308 


163,713 
52,926 


37,870 
15,056 

L2,595 
36,912 
4,162 


163.713 


15.098 


780 
li,3l8 


10,6*1 
2,784 


2,575 
209 

662 

219 

12 


25 

17,802 

946 

35 

15,3U 

1,153 

13 

24,995 

641 

5 

6,028 

478 

6 

4,560 

174 

5 

3,978 

268 

5 

2,617 

236 

3 

6,247 

67 

lA 

4,436 

783 

22 

20,358 

1,490 

13 

12,500 

994 

11 

7,082 

306 

62 

18,185 

1,785 

5 

1,039 

115 

8 

3,291 

137 

28 

15,284 

1,068 

207 
5,019 


3,820 
874 


820 
54 

217 

103 

5 


3.820 


305.821 


18,351 
287,470 


214,790 
55.570 


51,495 
4,075 


11,954 
4,933 


214.790 


410 

18,365 

490 

23,853 

189 

12,691 

176 

9,045 

80 

4,473 

104 

4,983 

65 

5,407 

15 

941 

292 

15,359 

479 

27,898 

233 

18,535 

147 

6,922 

5S3 

39,642 

35 

2,614 

58 

2,461 

464 

21,601 

3.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Opeblation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
MumbCT) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
CniouMtid  dolldrs) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Xumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(DoUori) 


LITTLE  BOCX  METROPaLITiM  iSZAl-Cantlimed 

Type  by  Kind  of  BufllneeB — ContlJiued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers*   sales  brancbea,  n.e.c 

Agents,  broilers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsevhere  classified. 

^  Coertenslve  with  Pulaski  County. 


16,288 
12,140 
9,U2 

36,912 


922 

913 

740 


18,958 
1,041 

14,647 

764 

1,502 


300 
2S3 
237 


^ 


18,754 
18,466 
14,275 


2,868 
122 
541 
163 

1,239 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Estabusbments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 


(dumber) 


State ,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  estahliahmenta 

Arkansas  County 

Stuttgart 

Remainder  of  County 

Ashley  County 

Crossett 

Remainder  of  County 

Baxter  County 

Benton  County 

Boone  County 

Harrison 

Remainder  of  County 

Bradley  County 

Calhoun  County 

Carroll  County 

Chicot  County 

Clark  County 

Arkadelphia 

Remainder  of  County 

Clay  County 

Cleburne  County 

Cleveland  County 

Columbia  County 

Magnolia 

Remainder  of  County 

Conway  County 

Morrllton 

Remainder  of  County 

Craighead  County 

Jonesboro 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

Van  Buren 

Remainder  of  County 

Crittenden  County 

West  Memphis 

Rema  inder  of  County 

Cross  County 

Dallas  County 

Desha  County 

Drew  County 

Faulkner  County 

Conway 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


2.154 


7 
2,147 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doildrr) 


661,226 


9,613 
851,613 


23,100 


20,556 
2,544 


2.119 


(k) 


2,283 
13,492 


6,847 
2,839 


2,880 
11,182 


2,680 
1,566 


9,026 
1,781 


6,444 
950 


(x) 


21,435 
17,036 

2.665 


1,799 
866 


12.042 


4,217 
7,825 

5,040 
3,251 
5,834 
4,165 

4.677 


00 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dsllsrs) 


36.588 


780 
35,808 


"652r 
121 


(i) 
(k) 


97 
428 


~55r 

15 


73 
253 


255 
98 


156 
13 


TkT 
(l) 


697 
371 


134^ 
40 


"256" 

260 

152 
72 

154 
55 


(x) 


proprietors, 
November 


(>(umber) 


1.647 


1,647 
28 


(x) 


-arr 

(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


207 
14,705 


"335" 

49 


UT 
(x) 


39 
246 


17 


41 
125 


U6 

61 


32 
Ti)- 
(x) 


330 

175 


ST 
157 

67 
35 

77 
39 


(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollsrs) 


18,351 
732,054 


17,219 
2,586 


1,873 
9,236 


326 

1,436 

1,769 
5,152 


i;S47 
820 


5,527 
2,196 


3,402 
265 


1,621 

-&r- 

(x) 


13,659 
8,834 


T55" 

1,709 

12,141 


s,au 

7,107 

3,404 
1,387 
3,334 
2,078 

2.919 


(x) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Esubliih- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,008 
21 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,579 
1,228 


1,486 
4,824 


4,841 


"Tir 

(x) 


593 
4,469 


1,206 
1,112 


470 
1,360 


5.148 


IF 


2,046 

-tir- 


9,016 
883 


4,808 

1,839 

1,183 
2,405 
3,582 
1,515 

2.959 


(i) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,139 
24 


19 

41 


Sales, 
CQlire  year 

(TliotuaTuI 
doWars) 


-fcS* 


433,548 
19.293 


1,316 


(x) 


(x) 


797 

1,668 


2,287 
6,713 


1.928 


1,556 

4Z1 


TiT 

(x) 


(x) 


28.572 
12,419 


(x) 


TiT 
(x) 


{.Hi 
5,986 

3,857 

846 

2,252 

2,650 

1.718 


ARKANSAS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsTABUSRMENTs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Totals  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholbsalsrs  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


3.05 


County  and  dty 


Establish- 
mcnis 


(Kumkcr) 


Sain, 
entire  year 

{ThouMTtd 
dollori) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(>iuml)er) 


P^d  emplovees  and  pay  roll, 

wodtwecK  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(DoOan) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Esublish- 
mcnts 

(Niunber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThouMTwl 
dollars) 


(i) 


Franklin  Cotrnty 

Fulton  County 

Garland  County 

Hot  Springs 

Rea&lnder  of  County 

Qrant  Coun^ 

Qr«ene  County 

Paragould 

Remalisler  of  County 

Heiq)8tead  County 

Hope 

Renalnder  of  County 

Hot  Spring  County 

Halvem 

Renalnder  of  County 

Howard  County 

Independence  County 

Bate sTl lie 

Renalnder  of  County 

Izard  County 

Jackson  County 

Newport 

Renalnder  of  County 

Jefferson  County 

Pine  Bluff 

Renalaier  of  County 

Johnson  County 

Lafayette  County 

Lawrence  County 

Walnut  Ridge 

Remainder  of  County 

Lee  County 

Lincoln  County 

Little  River  County 

Logan  County 

Loikoke  County 

Madison  County 

Marlon  County 

Miller  County 

Tezarkana  (part)^ 

Renalnder  of     nmty 

Hlssiseippl  County 

Blytheville 

Renalnder  of  Counly 

Monroe  County 

Brlnkley 

Renalnder  of  County 

Montgomery  County 

Nevada  County 

Newton  Coxmty 

Ou&chlta  County 

Camden 

Remainder  of  County 

Perry  County 

Phillips  Comity 

Helena 

West  Helena 

Renalnder  of  County 

Pike  County 

Poinsett  County 

Polk  County 

Pope  County 

RuBsellvllle , 

Remainder  of  County 

Prairie  County 

Pulaski  Cormty 

Adninlstratlve,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  estsl)llslinentSj  total 

Little  Rock 

North  Little  Rock 

Renali^er  of  County 

Randolph  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  tshle. 


390 
321 
65 

i 


1,518 
1,2« 


15,967 


15,753 
234 


(s) 
13.850 


29 


329 
TIF 


*95 
5» 


17,510 


(i) 


id;«5 

545 


11,866 


(I) 


M 


(l) 


(k) 


(x) 


10,083 
3,767 

9,108 


ua 

V, 


238 
36 


"TiT 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


10,161 

1,470 

7,092 


(x) 


(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


4,8X 


(x) 


(x) 


(X) 


(i) 
(x) 


2,105 


"TiT 

(X) 


2,361 


4,080 


11,136 


To" 

(x) 


"ST 
(x) 


(x) 


"To" 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


4.733 


4,520 
213 

35,263 

Ti) 

(x) 

1,679 
553 


(x) 


191 

2 


1,185 


3,778 
40 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,157 
5.625 


3.162 


"TiT 

(x) 


(x) 


(i) 

(x) 


16,141 


"TiT 


1,923 
1,126 

10,162 
376 
1,128 
2,269 
4,069 
(x) 

1,151 

19,778 


69 
48 

117 

7 

27 

58 

134 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


1,002 
140 

2.249 


(x) 


1,264 
985 

2,761 
140 
501 
981 

2,550 


(x) 


(x) 


1,234 


"TiT 

(x) 


260 
23,021 


"nr 

(x) 

(i) 

(X) 

1 
(x) 


1,022 


1,872 


840 
1,214 


ur 

(x) 


uT 

(x) 


00 
(x) 


42,860 


18,754 
24,106 


1,077 


607 
470 


243 
289 


25,884 


(iT 
(x) 


(iT 
(x) 


ur 

(x) 


ur 

(x) 


12,376 
13,508 


2.919 


ur 

(x) 


Ti) 


8,959 
1,830 


2.438 


1,628 
1,862 


9,332 


7 
105 


S712S' 
504 

U) 

18.102 


342 
32 


13? 
7 


193 
2,081 


7,3U 


(x) 


6,699 
615 


ur 

(x) 


6,224 


(x) 


(x) 


U) 


U) 


13,754 
1,845 
2,503 

1,126 
12,886 
1,189 


419 
72 
95 

7 

266 

38 


208 
34 
43 


173 
27 


9,252 
1,510 
1,992 

127 
7,251 
1,112 


7,100 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


5,532 


989 
389 


7,330 
4,993 


927 
279,921 


"T5B" 
87 


28 
15,098 


5 
260 


13 
5,226 


3,376 
1,727 


587 
305,821 


"TxT 
(X) 


9,613 
270,308 
241,154 
27,976 

1,178 

2,247 


780 
14,318 
13,307 

912 
99 

87 


260 

207 

50 

3 


207 
5,019 
4,596 

375 
48 

44 


18,351 
287,470 
267,199 

17,793 
2,478 

1,714 


270 

217 

50 

3 


163,713 
150,166 

(x) 

(x) 

634 


120 
104 


TT 
(x) 

(x) 

9.785 


6,018 
3,767 

2,436 


-^ 


TxT 


?.?u 


(x) 
(x) 


U) 
1,571 


1^358 
213 


"nr 

(x) 


657 
553 


(x) 

(x) 

376 

(x) 
1,429 
2,855 

1,151 

3,847 


ur 


32,071 


9,795 
22,276 


1.303 


li) 
(x) 

1,628 
(x) 


3.108 


ur 

(x) 


(x) 
11.002 


8,222 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

11,897 
800 

2,789 


TxT 
(x) 


106,595 
90,988 

U) 
U) 

1,613 


3.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNBL — ToTAL;  EsTABOSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MpnrwAMT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtH£&  OpBKATIMG  TyPBS:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Hunha) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

Wumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


St.  Francis  County 

Forrest  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Saline  County 

Benton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Scott  County.. 
Searcy  County. 


Sebastian  County 

Fort  Smith 

Remainder  of  County. 


Sevier  County. 
Sharp  County.. 
Stone  County. . 


Union  County 

El  Dorado 

Remainder  of  County. 


Van  Buren  County. 


Washington  County 

Fayettevllle 

Sprlngdele 

Remainder  of  County. 


White  County 

Searcy 

Remainder  of  County. 


Woodruff  County. 
Yell  County 


16i 
5 

U 
2 

1 


2,677 
10,484 


1,741 


67 
178 


(x) 


1,067 
1,U2 


69,072 
1,026 

3,670 
(x) 
(x) 

20,639 


17,327 
3,312 


17,810 
8,159 
6,862 


7,975 
2,713 


,547 
366 


(x) 

40 
18 

4.800 


4,703 
97 


(x) 
(x) 


909 
119 


1,162 


762 
251 
149 


1^6" 
87 


59 
24 


~j7r 

(x) 


113 
2 

15 
(x) 
(x) 


4,362 


"TiT 
(x) 


1,546 
2,816 


1.098 

1^ 

(x) 


2.587 

-J^ 

(l) 


1.666 


50 


(x) 


677 
353 

93.718 


367 
64 


9i;84S 
1,876 


(x) 
(x) 


20,718 
18,201 


447 
161 
103 


15,973 
5,171 
2,800 


"T30- 

31 


4;708 

1,476 

1,572 
463 


3 


(x) 


(i) 

50,107 


"Tit 
(x) 


2,063 
(x) 


11,676 
11,078 


(x) 
11,031 


9,109 

1.610 

312 

4,488 
"37595" 


(x) 
(x) 


10.574 


"TO 
(x) 


(x) 
19,991 


(x) 


8,963 
6,349 


(x) 
21.600 


8,701 
6,549 
6,550 

6,200 


(x) 
(x) 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslneaaeB. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  dlaolosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  19M  population  estimates. 

2  Located  in  Miller  County,  Arkanaaa,  and  Bowie  County,  Texas. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  BusI^fEss:  1948 


C!>junty.  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  rod, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empkiyees 
(Number) 


Pay  toll 

(Dollars) 


BEHTON  cainm,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Autceiotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


terminals. 


Petroleum  built  stations. 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products). 


CRAIQIEAD  CODIITY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total... 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Autcoctlve  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulJi  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


CRll'i'ENDEN  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  buUi  stations,  teralnala. 
Assemblers  (mainly  fam  products).. 


4.824 


2,820 
383 
256 

1,365 

2,252 
1,174 
5,242 


6,356 

603 
2,940 

3,953 

20,304 

4,315 


12.042 


2,283 
2,525 


2,131 
5,103 


lU 
12 
26 
71 

43 
11 

151 


337 

53 

145 

185 

267 

81 


109 
155 


69 

133 


37 
13 
11 
23 

22 
28 
112 


180 
20 
84 

64 
IM 
13 


29 
113 


9-236 


^.OM 


1,957 
254 
527 

1,327 

904 

198 

4,069 


22.493 


11.355 


7,355 
1,019 
2,9«l 

3,053 

7,119 

966 


".!*; 


2,033 
3,713 


1,339 

5,056 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


ARKANSAS 


3.07 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establiahments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


PSy  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thotuand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietcTs,  • 
November 

(SMmber) 


E^id  enployees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


JBTFERSON  COtJVTY,  total 

HsrohaDt  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  oonf ectlooery ,  meats 

Pars  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

AutoBotive  equlpaent,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Htohlnery,  equipment,  supplies 

herchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Patroleum  bulk  stationa,  terminals 

AAOeoblers  (mainly  f im  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

MISSISSIPPI  COOWrr,  total 

Herchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

iutoaotlve  equlpaent ,  tires  and  tubes 

Herchant  t^iolesalers ,  n.e.c 

ftenuf acturers *  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Asseablers  (mainly  farm  products) 

FOLASCZ  CODKTT  (See  table  102,  Little  Rock  Standard  Hetropolltan  Area.) 

SEBASTIAN  CODinT,  total 

Merchant  vfaolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (eic .  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  hone  furnishings 

Autcnotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tiibea 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating ,. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  ^Aiolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Hanuf acturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agenta,  brokers,  total 

Assen4)ler8  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

UNION  COUNir,  total 

Herchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Grocerlt-B ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  vines ,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlpoent,  tlj^s  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equlpoent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bull:  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

WASHDCTON  COtTNTT ,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  sptrlta , 

AutoBotlve  equljment,  tires  azkd  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Pstroleia  buUi  stations ,  terminals 

Asaei^lers  (mainly  farm  product*) , 

Other  (iterating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


61 


9 
5 
3 

5 

3 

16 

6 

70 


16,  Ul 


7,125 

1,215 

618 

94S 

741 

2,101 

1,747 

1,646 

2,902 

11,151 

5,069 


10,789 


7,706 

1,233 

99 

561 

1,190 

406 
4,160 
4,352 
23,153 


70.098 


50,107 


12,149 
3,025 
3,251 
2,034 
3,857 
2,754 
1,282 
2,108 
5,780 
1,895 
3,887 
844 
7,241 

9,599 

5,067 
2,899 

2.426 


611 
1,815 


20,639 


U,676 


9 

4,225 

217 

3 

536 

17 

7 

770 

103 

12 

3,514 

153 

U 

2,631 

271 

17 

4,292 

163 

4 

2,420 

33 

4 

2,251 

71 

32,831 


11,031 


5 

4,165 

168 

3 

3,448 

355 

3 

398 

7 

9 

712 

73 

16 

2,308 

107 

15 

2,742 

62 

21 

U,569 

327 

7 

7,489 

63 

1.185 


1.026 


378 
UO 
36 
12 
119 
183 
138 
50 

73 
28 
58 


1.077 


536 


274 
86 
10 
86 
80 

43 
127 

10 
361 


546 
308 
139 

81 
447 
276 
392 

75 
644 
221 
339 

33 
491 

620 
108 
31 


1,162 


710 


101 

37 

4 

40 

34 

14 

56 

10 

236 


1.666 


1,375 


203 
124 

34 

29 
124 

72 
14C 

40 
189 

87 
128 

25 
180 

192 
55 
U 


22.687 


19.334 


8 

154 

7,521 

8 

62 

1,854 

4 

12 

730 

4 

8 

226 

2 

66 

2,298 

2 

70 

3,368 

6 

37 

2,360 

7 

19 

977 

11 

32 

1,443 

2 

9 

415 

3 

24 

1,495 

25.884 


10,364 


5,070 
1,712 
215 
1.871 
1,496 

861 

2,485 

282 

11.892 


76,542 


10,454 
6,501 
2,710 
1,605 
8,450 
4,762 
7,176 
1,549 

10,968 
4,189 
7,660 
782 
9,736 

12,464 
2,335 
1,510 

867 


464 
403 


15,401 


4,605 
295 

1,922 
3,421 
5,158 

3,125 

711 

1,481 


23.944 


15,251 


68 

3,346 

256 

7,524 

4 

140 

36 

1,482 

67 

2,759 

31 

1,446 

214 

5,980 

35 

1,267 

CALIFORNIA 


■  ■      ■■» 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business A. 02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4.05 

Fresno  Metropolitan  Area 4-. 05 

Los  Angeles  Metropolitan  Area 4.05 

Sacramento  Metropolitan  Area 4.07 

San  Bernardino  Metropolitan  Area 4.08 

San  Diego  Metropolitan  Area 4.08 

San  Francisco-Oakland  Metropolitan  Area 4.09 

San  Jose  Metropolitan  Area 4.11 

Stockton  Metropolitan  Area 4.12 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total:  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 4 .  12 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 4.15 

Page  Page 

Alameda  County 4.15  San  Bernardino  County  (See  San 

Butte  Coiinty 4.16   Bernardino  Metropolitan  Area.) 4.08 

Contra  Costa  County 4.16  San  Diego  County  (See  San  Diego  Metro- 
Fresno  County  (See  Fresno  Metropolitan       politan  Area.) 4.08 

Area.) 4.05  San  Francisco  County 4.18 

Humboldt  County 4.16 


San  Joaquin  County  (See  Stockton 


Imperial  County 4.16   Metropolitan  Area.) 4.12 

Kern  County 4.16  San  Luis  Obispo  County 4.19 

Kings  County 4.17  San  Mateo  County 4.19 

Los  Angeles  County 4.17  Santa  Barbara  County 4.19 


Mendocino  County 4.17 


Santa  Clara  County  (See  San  Jose 


Merced  County 4.17   Metropolitan  Area.) 4.11 

Monterey  County 4.17  Santa  Cruz  County 4.19 

Orange  County 4.18  Shasta  County 4.19 

„,     „   ,  ,  ,  o  Solano  County 4.19 

Placer  County 4.18  3^^^^^  ^^^^^ ^^20 

Riverside  County 4.18  Stanislaus  County 4.20 

Sacramento  Co\mty  (See  Sacramento  Tulare  County 4.20 

Metropolitan  Area. ) 4.07  Ventura  County 4.20 

4.01 


4.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  PERSON>fEL,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948.. 

Wholesale  establishments 1946. . 

1939.. 
1929.. 

WHOLESALE  ESIABLISHMEIfrS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office). 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties.^ 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>iumber) 


14,325 
9,693 


10,795 
374 
349 


1,579 

541 


1,529 
2,542 


260 

8 

482 


209 
31 
92 
303 
548 


424 
663 


310 
217 


11 
202 
82 

123 


321 
13 

279 
28 


100 
257 


2S" 
16 
72 
12 
113 

95 

1,251 


265 

207 


"TIT 
299 


64 
247 
231 


T7T 
85 
77 
746 
204 
316 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollar;) 


232,332 
13,270,563 


3,794,440 
4,054,546 


5,213,606 
310,873 
347,898 

3,912,663 


2,420,977 
1,491,691 

836,728 
1,842,799 


430,256 
15,968 
309,792 


5,872,377 


966,095 


464,715 

13,455 

33,269 

161,300 

293,356 

757.331 


448,860 
308,471 


128,044 
314,694 


173.439 


66,212 
46,975 
47,375 
12,927 

159,762 

186,443 


65,440 
23,221 
72,078 
25,704 

114,463 


22,866 
91,595 


33,286 
18,302 
24,855 
1,151 
40,658 

190,866 
233,378 


196,116 
149,401 


329,736 


174,968 
154,768 


108,193 
227,095 
85,947 

577,776 


%,4l4 
61,580 
36,455 
265,417 
38,312 
60,336 

25,262 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dolicTs) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


795,379 


753,494 
27,119 
14,766 


274,528 
62,266 


84,296 
69,326 


73,178 

539 

76,735 


795,379 


78,877 


28,632 

1,871 

5,756 

14,152 

28,466 

113.446 


78,348 
35,098 


46,329 


16,238 
32,091 


27.158 


7,723 
10,277 
6,436 
2,722 

7,236 

26,793 


10,500 
4,437 
9,469 
2,387 

16.745 


4,811 
13,934 


22,115 


5,159 
2,955 
7,453 
402 
6,141 

7,934 
53,867 


26,442 
19,270 

52,031 


29,554 
22,477 


4,257 
28,454 
21,209 

113 , 546 


22,158 
10,576 
5,867 
44,512 
10,309 
13,727 

6,395 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12.3 
10.6 


14.4 
6.7 
4.2 


11.3 
4.2 


10.1 
3.8 


15.2 
3.4 
24.6 


3.2 


6.2 
13.9 
17.3 

8.8 
14.7 

15.0 


17.4 
11.4 


12.7 
10.2 


15.6 


11.7 
21.9 
13.6 
21.0 

4.5 

14.4 


16.0 
19.1 
13.1 
9.3 

16.4 


21.0 
15.2 


13.7 


15.5 
16.1 
30.0 
34.9 
15.1 

4.2 
23.1 


13.5 
12.9 


16.9 
14.5 


3.9 
12.5 
24.7 

19.6 


24.5 
17.2 
16.1 
16.8 
26.9 
22.6 

25.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


28,180 
732,122 


221,991 
216,813 


417,433 
9,095 


165,310 


141,524 
24, 286 


30,107 
27,328 


36,464 

305 

38,437 


42,525 


17, 387 

917 

2,780 

7,982 

13,459 

62.129 


45,224 
16,905 


26,105 


8,462 
17,543 


14.069 


5,373 
4,021 
3,434 
1,261 

4,086 

13,329 


5,150 
2,064 
4,671 
1,444 

9.763 


2,544 
7,a9 


13,535 


3,457 
1,865 
4,777 
202 
3,234 

2,814 
31,363 


15,321 
10,877 


18,546 
12,656 

29,572 


2,019 
15,804 
11,749 

60,937 


12,117 
5,643 
2,935 

23,705 
5,934 
7,381 

3,222 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


10, 542 
4,343 


9,681 
335 
240 


1,154 
2,439 


3 
396 


74 
33 
95 
384 
561 


443 
857 


166 

50 

114 


333 

} 

252 


64 
231 


17 
7 

70 
3 

93 

75 
1,151 


183 
142 


159 
169 


54 
170 
143 


43f 
47 
65 
489 
147 
333 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(>iumM 


212,910 


6,997 
205,913 


129,845 
n.a. 


111,560 
2,264 


33,280 
5,121 


8,454 
7,131 


31,156 


16,453 

69 

14,629 


115,721 


11,657 


4,454 

279 

787 

2,216 

3,921 

16.376 


12,334 
4,542 


2,237 
3,762 


4.245 


1,740 

1,178 

966 

361 

l,a9 

3,460 


1,445 
512 

1,270 
233 

2,513 


5S9 
1,924 


886 

431 

1,542 

63 

917 

514 
9,118 

6.742 


4,085 
2,657 


4,301 
3,092 


394 
3,749 
2,355 

16.396 


3,424 
1,409 
774 
6,262 
1,727 
2,051 

749 


July  15 
(Number) 


227,467 


7,144 
220,323 


115,493 
2,300 
1,994 


37,992 
5,319 

3,562 
7,821 

40,842 


20,543 

121 

20,173 


119,787 


11,925 


4,561 

295 

759 

2,211 

4,099 

17.892 


13,002 
4,890 


2,417 
3,863 


4.305 


1,661 

1,264 

991 

389 

1,295 

3,470 


1,445 
466 

1,264 
255 

2,561 


621 
1,940 


3.794 


911 

425 

1,489 

60 

909 

552 
9,224 


4,216 
2,766 


4,852 
3,284 


432 
4,220 
3,002 

16.610 


3,493 
1,459 
816 
6,343 
1,781 
2,089 

829 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


219,178 


14,007,939 


7,047 
212,131 


136,083 
n.a. 


533,733 
U, 474, 201 


n.a. 
n.a. 


117,299 
2,174 
2,041 


37,339 
5,294 


3,265 
7,269 


32,450 


16,066 

111 

16,273 


121,514 


12,404 


4,557 

371 

628 

2,187 

4,461 

17.864 


13,121 
4,743 


2,319 
3,996 

4,308 


1,672 

1,296 

960 

360 

1,290 

3,662 


1,555 
512 

1,326 
269 

2.673 


636 
2,037 

3,396 


924 

473 

1,488 

62 

949 

542 
9,296 


4,203 
2,942 


4,925 
3,345 


414 
4,044 
3,241 

16.840 


3,424 
1,499 
796 
6,346 
1,816 
2,116 

341 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


Stocks  CO 
band,  end 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


15,153,005 


560,233 
14,592,722 


n.a. 
n.a. 


7,663,736 
154,425 
133,106 


2,710,750 
454,725 

580,323 
486,662 

1,285,473 


674,635 

4,777 

606,061 


7,956,267 


780,091 


306,643 
15,746 
52,189 
154,352 
251,161 


327,597 
293,379 


148,060 
315,391 


271.010 


103,929 
72,366 
71,485 
23,228 

74,731 

242,494 


94,129 
35,981 
88,192 
24,192 

177.959 


53,721 
124,238 


252,085 


64,628 
31,120 
89,130 
5,660 
61,547 

42,445 
597,U7 


292, 505 
191,517 


326,587 
236,141 


34,981 
287,547 
213,033 


239,654 
106,006 
60,401 
450,248 
108,332 
136,439 

56,718 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


14,982,200 


569,661 
14,412,539 


,144,544 
157,901 
144,391 


2,716,370 
472,954 

592,605 
533,954 

1,327,993 


869,730 

7,727 

950,536 


811,654 


320,974 

16,401 

53,775 

157,317 

263,187 


917,031 
334,990 


168,074 
330,212 


276.795 


101^342 
78,549 
71,799 
25,105 

83,151 

250.103 


95,273 
36,162 
91,837 
26,331 

132,739 


49,356 
133,333 


64,735 
32,773 
87,209 
3,924 
60,729 

45,962 
622,  a4 


305,730 
207,424 


591.349 


335^899 
255,450 

604.221 


39,044 
332,720 
232,457 


249,618 
111,096 
63,400 
475,618 
113,051 
140,190 

59, 516 


Nov.  U 
(Dollars) 


of  year, 
at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


8,251,433 
153,526 
146,106 

3,203,361 


2,722,882 
460,479 

625,751 
517,819 

1,514,543 


726,657 

7,352 

730,534 


8,551,065 


356,994 
341,345 
20,043 
53,087 
157,461 
285,058 


906,882 
315,114 


163,907 
355,379 


282,204 


103,668 
81,107 
71,462 
25,967 

81,759 

258,637 


102,321 
37,891 
91,460 
26,965 

169,204 


50,788 
136,416 

256,813 


66,514 
34,925 
89,587 
4,591 
53,196 

44,471 
521,586 


311,719 
224,043 


343,665 
260,965 


598,799 


37,031 
305,0a 
255,747 


234,447 
114,221 
62,619 
478,512 
115,012 
143,018 

54,701 


875,370 


8,683 
867,687 


295,474 
427,201 


575,153 
15,464 
12,523 


24,498 
7,694 

33,320 


22,467 

329 

10,504 


603,150 


64,600 


40^  598 

855 

1,700 

2,670 

18,777 

16.501 


11,172 
5,329 

45.793 

7;ioi 

39,492 
22.070 


5,076 
5,375 
1,731 

7,694 

27.305 
9,812 
4,455 

10,466 
2,573 

17.451 


3,799 
13,652 


15.544 

l,hi 

3,196 

4,758 

150 

3,644 

8,960 
45,125 

45.001 


26,475 
19,526 


54.969 


39,955 
25,014 

32.353 


252 

26,522 

5,579 

97.354 


15,272 
12,785 
6,442 
40,538 
7,038 
9,717 

4,572 


CALIFORNIA 


4.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses.  Pav  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  dy  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operanon  and  kind  ot  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Cont i nued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  netals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products ••• 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  neats 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture ,  hcrnie  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes i 

Electrical  goods. ■ 

Wiring  si^plies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines. 

Plumbing,  heating  equif^nent,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conniercial  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc,  automotive)  equipment, 
suppl ies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  miscellaneous 
products 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  ccmfectionery,  meats 

Dmgs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


iHumber) 


127 

191 


207 
122 
3 
171 
257 
110 
495 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


30 
1371 

25. 
45 


57 


U5,513 
6,958 


31,133 
36,962 


634,730 


107,191 

60,692 

32,492 

250 

142,908 
50,112 
52,706 

188,379 


2,420,977 


561,497 


38,679 
125,518 
397, 300 

38,929 
125,454 


Operating  expenses* 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


27,197 
1,217 


12,771 


5,104 
7,667 

84,485 


13,710 

8,844 

5,590 

67 

13,674 
7,935 
5,403 

29,262 


61,471 
58,723 
47,449 


27,399 

16,308 


21 , 241 
40,563 


68,998 


4,575 
14,742 
49,681 

132,112 


247,408 
21,089 


64,665 


9,360 
55,305 


328.300 


117 

60,936 

11 

8,122 

17 

68,990 

218 

155,207 

72 

17,789 

38 

13,055 

57, 877 
32,697 


49,769 
9,692 


346,762 


1,491,691 


66,965 
75,845 

43,025 


10,579 
32,446 

28,664 
36,474 
118,413 
27,831 
69,812 


2,613 

6,655 

36,193 

4,145 
11,572 

27,312 


10,937 
6,352 
10,023 


2,464 
2,010 


5,353 


3,232 
2,071 


724 
2,580 
6,142 

13,943 

30,794 


28,824 
1,970 


1,413 
6,902 

9,859 

56,907 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


18.7 
17.5 


16.4 

20.7 


13.3 


12.8 
14.6 
17.2 
26.8 
9.6 
15.8 
10.2 
15.5 


5.3 
9.1 

10.6 
9.2 


17.8 
10.8 
21.1 


9.0 
12.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active        Paid  employees,  workweeic 


propnc 

tors,' 

Novem 

ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


15,808 
503 


2,634 
4,009 


42,870 


7,579 
4,643 
3,431 
41 
7,058 
3,985 
2,385 
13,748 


141,524 


17,401 


857 
3,839 
12,705 

2,463 
3,979 


4,731 
2,471 
5,094 


1,507 
1,260 


15.4 
5.1 


17.5 
12.4 


11.6 
9.3 


20,823 
1,162 
3,902 

22,178 
5,158 
2,803 

881 


6,933 
2,472 


5,652 
1,757 


5,206 
10,262 


597 
1,581 

2,019 
4,153 
2,450 
990 
4,643 


15.1 
12.5 


17.3 


i;4S4 
1,137 

5,302 


3Sr 
,676 
3,745 

6,853 

23,010 


21,995 
1,015 

4,930 


34.2 
14.3 
5.6 
14.3 
29.0 
21.5 

21.0 


12.0 
7.6 


11.4 
18.1 


7.5 
13.5 


5.6 
4.9 

7.0 
11.4 
2.1 
3.6 
6.6 


879 
4,101 


4,101 
35,759 


15,366 

494 

2,224 

12,310 
3,345 
1,500 

520 


3,236 

1,490 


14,766 


2,923 
795 


24,286 


1,439 
3,286 


1,232 
295' 
934 

1,154 
2,266 
1,468 
591 
1,476 


145 
221 


121 
193 
94 

128 
263 
79 
512 


ip!oy< 
loed  r 


Match  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


3,619 
124 


736 
,434 


12,269 


1,887 

1,222 

1,207 

14 

2,147 

983 

572 

4,237 


38,280 


4.895 


251 
1,209 
3,435 

718 
996 

3.250 


,210 
565 
,475 


329 

313 


365 
282 


1,649 


130 
426 
1,093 

1,964 

7,660 


7,351 
309 


217 
1,070 


937 
8,586 


3,348 

119 

601 

2,960 

1,060 

384 

114 


763 
410 


853 

165 


2,358 


331 
832 


136 
429 
277 
116 
340 


3,793 
122 


797 
1,523 


12,672 


2,013 

1,307 

1,286 

13 

2,169 

980 

613 

4,291 


254 
1,245 
3,525 

652 
1,049 


1,199 

583 

1,585 


334 

303 


371 
295 

1,530 


105 

393 

1,032 


6,539 
279 


193 

1,030 


927 
8,736 


3,427 

111 

627 

3,044 

1,063 

394 

120 


841 
436 


878 
170 


2,920 


361 
846 


185 
432 
274 
112 
365 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


4,006 
IX 


2.419 


895 
1,524 


12,750 


1,904 
1,330 
1 ,  369 
12 
2,233 
1,018 
611 
4,268 


256 
1,240 


570 
1,025 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


273,226 


265,181 
8,045 


121.014 


47,451 
73,563 


784,353 


145,164 

86,432 

61,610 

857 

130,614 
67,762 
44,822 

247,097 


2,710,750 


327,769 


1,271 

573 

1,613 


380 
296 


~34F 
327 


104 

420 

1,124 

2,013 

6,295 


6,020 
275 


205 
1,081 


896 
8,313 


3,521 
96 

554 
3,060 
1,032 

387 

163 


827 
446 


4.032 


902 
165 


369 
825 


47 
131 

175 
450 
288 
119 
361 


15,101 

76,472 

236,196 

51,467 
72,602 

230,576 


92,033 
47,472 
91,071 


28,926 
24,387 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(£>ollurs) 


293,765 


285,799 
7,966 


50,280 
79,137 


329,144 
160  147 


88,071 

66,582 

782 

132,020 
67,457 
48,923 

265,162 


16,011 

81,572 

245,731 

50,970 
79,183 

243.251 


87,506 
49,630 
106,065 

50,421 


26,919 
19,267 

108,493 


9,474 
32,022 
66,997 

126,592 


458,183 
20,806 


16,386 
74,385 


698,511 


321,600 
10,858 
40,007 

227,521 
61,178 
27,520 

9,827 


55,600 
26,591 


54,171 
11,586 


199,767 


454,726 


30,460 
65,223 


5,210 
18,369 

18,203 
41,192 
28,358 
10,995 
27,369 


27,B64 
22,557 


51,339 
28,872 


7,232 
32,429 
67,063 

133,758 


403,194 
17,811 


16,697 
76,353 


75,165 
693.297 


293,640 

9,950 

43,392 

240,445 
61,557 
23,793 

10,520 

39.102 


60,529 
28, 573 


59,058 
12,264 


32,990 
65,764 


4,771 
17,161 

19,013 
40,568 
29,955 
11,008 
29,033 


294,447 
8,622 


53,599 
78,223 


829,398 
152,709 


93,010 

69,156 

747 

135,337 
74,653 
50,896 

252,688 


331,585 


16,496 

82,078 

233,011 

45,933 
78,046 


95,519 
48,337 
111,033 


55,418 
32,234 


27,006 
22,379 


7,372 
32,912 
70,731 


420,202 


400,316 
19,334 

95.563 


16,833 
78,680 


683,341 


293,499 
9,600 
39,148 

238,529 
60,514 
29,663 

12, 
90.903 


61,678 
29,225 

290,906 


61,543 
11,955 


217,408 


480,479 


34,365 
66, 191 

23,742 


5,440 
18,302 

19,169 
39,441 
31,500 
11,969 
23,857 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


28.143 


27,089 
1,054 


2,030 
2,693 


56,428 
10,911 

6,482 

2,163 
19 

8,686 
10,035 

2,229 
13,683 


23,451 
2,782 
4,184 

16,435 

1,744 
3,135 


6,309 
6,281 
7,776 


3.526 

-2^ 
1,477 

3,944 


533 
2,023 
6,452 


19,526 
16,720 


14,841 
1,379 


356 
4,788 


5,329 
35.103 


4,255 
301 
7,691 
14,673 
4,281 
1,835 

1,567 

13.335 


9,398 
3,437 


33.139 


5,756 
1,894 

25,489 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101 —THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


EsQb- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sato, 
entire 
year 

(TTiousaTul 
doiUrs) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

PayroU. 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

{Thousand 
dolkrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  IS 

(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business —Continued 
Manufacturers'    sales  offices  (without  stocks)-Con. 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

lai 

197,193 

8.730 

4.4 

4.128 

10 

848 

893 

894 

74.803 

77.925 

32,567 

24 

137 
2,542 

7,536 

167,373 

22,284 

825,469 

1,842,799 

2,802 
4,881 
1,047 

21,635 

69,326 

37.2 
2.9 

4.7 

2.6 
3.8 

921 

2,647 

560 

7,246 

27,328 

5 
5 

6 

2,439 

209 
522 
117 

1,546 

7,181 

224 
548 

121 

1,624 
7,821 

207 
565 
122 

1,535 

7,269 

15,462 
48,843 
10,498 

134,039 

436,662 

15,593 
51,465 
10,367 

144,776 

533,954 

13,665 
52,966 
10,936 

142,173 

517,819 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies.... 

286 

133 

409,060 
186,278 

10,800 
7.818 

2.6 
4.2 

4,590 

5,007 

290 

134 

955 
1.714 

1,011 
2.184 

1,032 
1.537 

77,432 
95.128 

32,320 
121.202 

85,799 
93.162 

Farm  products   (edible) 

1.296 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

20 
113 

66 

26,316 
159,962 

40,402 

398 
7,420 

1.985 

1.5 
4.6 

4.9 

187 
4,820 

956 

17 
117 

60 

50 
1,664 

234 

44 
2,140 

243 

39 
1,498 

247 

3,732 
91,346 

17. a7 

3,557 
117,645 

17.099 

3,278 
89,884 

18.823 

89 
1  207 

Drugs,    chemicals,    allied  products 

169 

34 
32 

528 

18,238 
22,164 

233,903 

1,140 
845 

10.987 

6.2 
3.8 

4.7 

496 
460 

2.258 

32 
28 

528 

134 
100 

600 

133 

110 

594 

139 
108 

611 

8,994 
3,223 

41.333 

8,516 
3,583 

39.956 

10,335 
8,488 

43.758 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

280 

315 
213 

222 

116,539 
117,364 

92,505 

5,940 
5,047 

4,393 

5.1 
4.3 

4.7 

1,212 
1,046 

1.363 

329 
199 

a9 

333 
262 

355 

347 
247 

346 

351 
260 

350 

22,089 
19,244 

24.420 

22,458 
17,498 

23.849 

24,161 
19,597 

25.333 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,   notions.. 
Furniture,   home  furnishings 

158 
269 

101 
121 

49 

104 

30,760 
61,745 

17,151 

240.615 

1,864 
2,529 

916 

3.134 

6.0 
4.1 

5.3 

1.3 

463 

900 

397 
1.195 

99 

120 

-46 

103 

114 
241 

98 

553 

114 
232 

97 

541 

112 
238 

101 

555 

7,826 
16,594 

7,571 

20.513 

7,994 

15,355 

7,329 

21 .  603 

7,942 
17,391 

7,745 

21.913 

153 

145 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

385 

8 
18 

8 
53 

6 

11 

51 
171 

8,667 
23,982 

6,567 
178,932 

6,267 
16,200 

22,884 

61.881 

135 
435 
150 
2,019 
163 
232 

1,667 

4.542 

1.6 
1.8 
2.3 
1.1 
2.6 
1.4 

■  7.3 

7.3 

31 
212 

42 
753 

90 

67 

710 
1.829 

8 
19 

6 
52 

7 
11 

40 

172 

9 
42 
11 
449 
23 
19 

164 

380 

10 
49 
11 
434 
17 
20 

169 

390 

9 
44 
11 
451 
18 
22 

169 

398 

594 
2,937 

667 
13,570 
1,604 
1,141 

13,534 

30.099 

571 
3,370 

667 
14,323 
1,417 
1,255 

13,862 

33,986 

555 
3,377 
670 
14,523 
1,356 
1,432 

15,275 

33.253 

Livestock 

29 

180 

Electrical  goods 

307 

122 
49 

132 

45,258 
16,623 

51  ,-668 

3,360 
1,182 

3,174 

7.4 
7.1 

6.1 

1,330 
499 

1,407 

124 
48 

121 

269 

111 

304 

283 

107 

323 

291 

107 

332 

21,473 
8,626 

23,406 

24,337 
9,149 

25,532 

23,238 
10,020 

25,998 

278 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

491 

72 
60 

73 

28; 350 
23,318 

57,025 

i;793 
1,381 

2,558 

6.3 
5.9 

4.5 

593 

814 

835 

65 

56 

54 

142 

162 

165 

146 

177 

188 

151 
181 

182 

10,534 
12,372 

14 . 575 

11)547 
13,985 

18.236 

11,497 
14,501 

18.008 

57 

Plumbing,   heating  equipment,    supplies 

Lumber,    construction  materials 

434 
839 

52 

21 

305 

5219^ 
4,036 

120,688 

2;219 
339 

6,662 

4.2 
8.4 

5.5 

721 
114 

2.995 

39 
15 

280 

135 
30 

T23 

157 
31 

754 

149 
33 

771 

12,563 
2,012 

55.407 

16,084 
2,152 

60.003 

15,847 
2,161 

59.982 

806 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

838 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies.... 
Other  machinery,   equlpnent,     supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 

41 
151 
113 

50 

7;435 
41,224 
72,029 

21,838 

670 
3,379 
2,613 

739 

9.0 
8.2 
3.6 

3.4 

317 

1,842 

836 

214 

37 
136 

107 

45 

87 
448 
188 

62 

98 
460 
196 

65 

107 
468 
196 

85 

5,394 
35,043 
14,970 

4.238 

5,987 
38,583 
15,433 

4.255 

6,595 
38,382 
15,005 

4.316 

115 
522 
201 

69 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

4 

372 
750 

20,261 
1,577 

286,901 

806,016 

658 
81 

9,951 

150,452 

3.2 

5.1 

3.5 
18.7 

180 
34 

3,572 

75,206 

41 

4 

347 
399 

56 
6 

874 

31.156 

59 
6 

916 

40.342 

79 
6 

899 

32.450 

3,553 
685 

61,789 

1.285.473 

3,565 
690 

64,717 

1.827.993 

3,626 
690 

64,449 

1,514.543 

67 
2 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

609 
33.320 

Farm  products   (edible) 

607 

559.277 

127.179 

22.7 

65.159 

308 

27.890 

38.082 

25.349 

1.130.394 

1.683.225 

1.181.375 

12.433 

42 
565 

51 

139,011 
420,266 

132.783 

14,669 
112,510 

5.194 

10.6 
26.8 

3.9 

7,129 
58,030 

1.272 

9 
299 

30 

2,199 
25,691 

344 

2,207 
35,875 

4^3 

2,533 
22,816 

474 

128,754 
1,001,640 

22,164 

144,475 
1,538,750 

27,017 

139,822 
1,041,553 

31,990 

Fruits,   vegetables  (fresh) 

8,792 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

13,259 

11 
4 
20 
16 

92 

20,097 

1,326 

61,209 

50,151 

113.956 

660 

293 

738 

3,503 

18.079 

3.3 
22.1 
1.2 

7.0 

15.9 

361 
215 
283 
413 

8.775 

3 

5 

10 

12 

61 

a 

69 
93 
94 

2.922 

166 

53 

106 

108 

2.327 

123 

53 

103 

195 

6.627 

6;  359 
4,041 
5,494 
6,270 

132,915 

10;  574 
4,209 
5,808 
6,126 

117,751 

4,263 

5,931 

12,869 

301,178 

112 

Livestock 

586 

Farm  products   (inedible),   n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

12,198 
7.578 

Fish,   sea  foods  (fresh) 

9 

83 

88 

5,210 
108,746 

232,332 

1,831 
16,248 

n.a. 

35.1 
14.9 

n.a. 

867 
7,908 

28,180 

i 

53 

191 
2,731 

6,997 

214 
2,113 

7,144 

336 
6,291 

7,047 

9,471 
123,444 

533^738 

12,165 
105,586 

560,283 

iJIjJi 

287,847 
569,661 

T5ff 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,  total 

8,683 

24 
27 
33 
4 

5,484 
(x) 

213,590 
(x) 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a, 
n.a. 
n.a 
n.a. 

3,211 

5,711 

17,733 

1,525 

671 
1,U2 
4,443 

441 

699 
1,583 
4,404 

458 

749 
1,556 
4,302 

440 

52,321 
118,260 
328,928 

34,229 

53,954 
128,924 
341 , 307 

36,098 

57,041 
125,916 
351,514 

35,190 

7  842 

3 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.   Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent 


brokerage  or  commission  received. 


CALIFORNIA 


4.05 


Table  102.- -STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


FRESNO  METROPOLITAll  AREA,'  total. 


Adjainistrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABIISIHEHTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers .- 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 


Sales  branches  (vith  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) . . 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer ,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes... 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties.... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber ,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autoawbiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 
Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment.- 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Hamif  ac  turers  • 
Agents,  brokers. 


sales  branches, 
total 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


LOS  AHSELES  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,^  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  markets 

Foreign  trade  merchants. 


Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches   (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices   (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,   tenolnals. 
Agents,  brokers 


Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products )j  total. 


Cooperative  marketing  associations. 
Other  assemblers,  country  buyers .. . 


Establishments 


52i 


4 
520 


287 

47 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


40 
,375 


5,634 


5,335 
147 
152 


708 
258 


232 

1,403 


159,055 
32,417 


27,884 
4,533 

26,372 
12,154 
58,070 


159,055 


30,106 
17,928 


8,974 
8,954 


3,774 
11,842 

3,780 
6,614 
986 
1,978 
25,944 
8,188 

9,207 


6,609 
2,598 


1,570 
6,310 


7,230 
4  7l4 


6,299 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrj) 


1,538 

3,288 

731 

742 

2,234 

15,065 


2,063 

901 

483 

11,618 

27,884 


7,747 
955 


8,574 


1,190 

917 

6,467 

10,608 
12-,154 


912 

9,175 

74 

1,993 

6,060,357 


125,503 
5,934,849 


2,719,138 


2,484,892 
57,270 
176,976 

1,747,116 


1,055,663 
691,453 


310,929 
922,803 


154,570 
80,293 


341 
19,506 


9,799 
2,076 


1,985 

91 

1,243 

155 

6,233 


9,799 


1,532 


1,054 
478 


219 
492 

278 
148 
30 
212 
423 
1,303 

658 


"459" 
169 


143 
473 


259 
239 


221 
339 
92 
55 

259 

1,180 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(^lumber) 


157 
86 
49 

888 


343 
93 


315 

89 

281 

859 

155 


63 
343,092 


16,042 
327,050 


203,888 
2,397 
3,148 


63,611 
10,666 

9,411 
15,320 

18,609 


12,590 
6,019 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


3 
9 
2 
6 

6,554 


4,953 


4,733 
121 


159 
1,333 


7^724 


2,941 
530 


511 
19 

393 

69 

3,716 


2,941 


339 


348 
121 


61 
97 

108 
49 
11 
47 
32 

411 


136 

58 


34 

126 


77 
102 


77 
97 
37 
25 

107 
391 


45 
27 
41 

278 


100 
31 


69 
21 
69 

221 
69 


4,075 
91,906 


58,915 


57,437 
546 
932 


17,003 
2,405 

2,455 
4,153 

6,975 


4,896 
2,079 


Pay  roll 
(Dolian) 


445,436 


6,952 
433,484 


192,211 
38,405 


37,214 
1,191 

26,920 

3,585 

177,363 


192,211 


22,223 


30,030 


21,197 
8,833 


4,434 
9,346 

6,074 
2,556 
569 
3,734 
7,329 
25,074 

13,011 


9,266 
3,745 

U,689 


2,8 
8,791 


6,203 
6,699 

14,777 


4,669 
6,487 
1,860 
1,761 

4,708 
23,755 


2,499 

1,917 

957 

18,332 

37,214 


6,277 
1,371 


6,409 
1,X3 
4,961 

16,353 
3,585 


50 

1,327 

735 

1,473 


332,388 
6,430,858 


4,171,697 


4,067,516 
38,838 
65,343 


1,251,226 
210,409 


190,984 
298,309 


240,463 
67,770 


See  fcotnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.^STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaV  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OP  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  fiuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  aica,  type  of  opeiation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(?iumhcr) 


Sales,  entire  year      Pay  roU,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars)       (Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Humhcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(H<"nher) 


Payroll 
(Oollari) 


LOS  ANGELES  METROPOLITA)!  AHEA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  vholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer ,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drags,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines). 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Toliacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footvear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper , 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  siipplles 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  ml  11  work: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc,  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Konf errous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  prod-jcts 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meets 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  speeialtieB 

Farm  proaucts  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. . , 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Ita  products 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


80 

33 

26 

159 

233 


152 
322 


3 
129 
49 
51 


204 
225 
24 


68 
179 


40 
533 


145 
110 


101 
161 


24 
127 
99 


227 
26 
29 
384 
124 
167 
73 


123 
56 
58 

175 
62 

236 


11 

9 

40 

5 

17 
126 


390,392 


196,911 

5,750 

10,793 

75,356 

101,582 

320,501 


182,082 
138.419 


44,250 
140,401 


86,179 


33,856 

24,600 

22,114 

5,609 

64,813 

123.824 


36,421 
63,864 
23,539 

65.233 


11,798 
53,435 


56,964 


15,413 
10,957 
U,641 
686 
18,267 

39,854 
104,650 


105,017 
89,703 


97,849 
68,972 


17,635 
123,512 
31,277 

328,054 


48,423 
29,414 
13,502 
162,819 
21,223 
36,295 
16,378 

85,036 


80,061 
4,975 


34,815 


16,751 
18,064 


300,197 


53,918 
44,543 
16,290 
54,096 
31,983 
35,651 
63,716 


19,674 

31,461 

140,492 

21,070 
51,779 
81,501 


6,704 
21,483 


29,041 


209,433 


17,775 


6,012 

422 

822 

3,9U 

6,608 

25.522 


17,916 
7,606 

11,702 


3,420 
8,282 


7,739 


2,721 

2,484 

1,880 

654 

1,314 


2,801 
4,075 
1,326 

5,220 


,180 
4,040 


6,614 


1,599 
1,211 
1,823 
136 
1,845 

958 
14,620 


8,235 
6,166 


10,365 
5,490 


363 
9,218 
3,869 

32.898 


5,314 
2,518 
952 
14,066 
3,270 
4,187 
2,091 

8,789 


,444 
345 


3.'i»i 


1,225 
2,209 


20,940 


3,598 
3,079 
1,595 
3,200 
2,465 
1,616 
5,387 

63,611 


352 

1,327 
4,778 

1,036 
2,072 
6,266 


616 
548 


2,178 


24 
34 
23 

209 
214 


149 
4U 


104 
34 
41 

56 

417 


211 
198 


55 
166 


6 

37 

1 

57 

26 
492 


119 
84 


208 
16 
24 

261 
86 

171 
55 


74 

118 


104 
40 
43 

185 
49 

210 


5,523 


1,621 

173 

263 

1,064 

2,397 

7,310 


5,172 
2,133 


935 
1,829 


2,359 


8U 
816 
535 
197 


2,300 


383 
1,175 
242 


317 
1,150 


1^946 


426 
303 
621 
38 
558 

170 
,399 

3,967 


2,297 
1,670 


2,777 
1,364 


85 
2,402 
1,052 

8.973 


1,556 
624 
246 

3,799 
984 

1,175 
589 

2,143 


2,060 
83 


1,312 


433 

879 


6,152 
86r 


853 
678 

1,050 
640 
394 

1,676 

17,003 


99 

430 
1,316 

242 

555 

1,823 


162 
162 


4,171,697 


381.570 


130,927 

9,604 

18,136 

75,863 

147,040 

513,021 


371,062 
141,959 


239,694 


68,759 
170,935 


156,938 


52,367 
50,075 
40,626 
13,870 

26,576 

161.396 


58,497 
78,375 
24,524 

104,708 


25,015 
79,693 


122,738 


29,801 
21,242 
33,130 
2,953 
35,612 

13,172 
295,118 

296.176 


172,206 
123,970 


193,739 
115,492 


5,824 
181,955 
81,321 

644.083 


106,868 
47,041 
17,250 

287,030 
63,366 
78,830 
43,598 

156,729 


150,958 
5,?71 

71,691 


26^890 
44,801 

409,756 
69,248 
62,202 
33,249 
59,564 
45,954 
33,196 

106,343 

1,251,226 


128.066 


7,004 
27,757 
93,305 

19,455 
42,508 
133,290 


10,939 
11,616 


CALIFORNIA 


4.07 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Yypb  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  ana,  type  of  operation,  and  Idnd  of  business 


Establishments 
Qiumitr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(\umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
vifeek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


LOS  AHCELES  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Cont inued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) — Continued 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods f 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e,c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total... 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain *. 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible), n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber ,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Ccannercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 

SACRAMEWTO  METROPOLITAK  AHZA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLIS»<ENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


32 
4 
107 
27 
21 
9 

_2L 


21 
16 
20 
17 
13 
59 
112 

1,403 


214 

156 


24 
78 
71 

28 

234 


283 
52 


65,403 
114,022 


106,095 
7,927 


37,793 


5,169 
32,624 


30,570 
135,130 


30,071 
14,973 
73,032 
5,103 
8,568 
3,383 

62.619 


37,673 
24,946 


206,921 


26,340 

4,215 

176,366 

691,453 


35,346 
12,075 
17,746 
28,056 
14,361 
62,057 
521,812 

922,803 


139,187 
109,504 


SI, 589 
87,915 


1'74,425 


86,413 
88,012 


10,959 
47,736 


118,232 


i4;449 

92,446 
11,337 


39,771 


27,578 
12,193 


29,764 


13,385 
16,379 


32,361 
2,401 


3,758 
17,479 
37,490 

15,534 
116,331 


284,790 


184,839 
56,358 


42,492 
13,866 

19,886 
9,088 
14,619 


9,828 


9,324 
504 

2.967 


434 
2,533 

2,018 

15,418 


7,436 
555 

5,353 
817 
966 
291 

2.749 


1,932 
817 


1,525 

332 

6,552 

10,666 


1,200 
523 

1,252 
538 
242 

1,543 

5,368 

15,320 


1,613 


3,955 

1?5" 

3,787 

1,676 


1,060 
616 


266 
621 


561 

336 
61 


729 
327 


401 


513 
53 


102 
369 
585 

135 
1,729 


1,305 
19,009 


12,936 
3,219 


3,051 
163 

1,209 

97 

1,548 


1,333 


215 
150 


20 
67 
64 

25 
213 


253 
2 


2.578 


2,440 
138 


110 
663 


463 
3,878 


1,677 
157 

1,419 
281 
229 
115 

737 


494 
243 


2,213 


482 
76 
1,655 

2,405 


297 

91 

263 

102 

58 

347 

1,247 

4,153 


1,244 
35" 


300 
152 


69 

150 


121 

~23- 

75 

18 


162 
70 


32 
222 

126 

55 
502 


408 
5,984 


3,714 
891 


847 
44 

319 

28 

1,032 


64,363 
181.398 


172,602 
9,296 


8,553 
49,718 


303,468 


10,208 

109,983 

14,917 

18,954 

8,022 


36,467 
15,972 


166,455 


33,343 

5,244 

127,863 

210,«09 


24,348 
8,436 

22,151 

U,331 
5,068 

30,285 
108,790 

298,309 


33,071 


74,239 
2  398 


71,341 
33,495 


21,028 
12,467 

16,315 

4;842 


9,354 
27437 
5,904 
1,016 

12,264 
20.110 


12,961 
7,149 


13,356 
6,694 


6,662 
12,678 


ii;*4i 

932 

30,983 


"2:51s 
13,416 
10,551 

2,554 
35,260 


33,772 
394,474 


258,401 
64,581 


61,090 
3,491 

26,967 

1,921 

42,604 


4.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(>iumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
{Humher) 


Payroll 

{Dollau) 


SACRAMENTO  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,  n.e.c * 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total, 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

E)rugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c , 

SAN  BERNARDINO  METROPOLITAN  AREA,*  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUr  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Puainese 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Lumber,  construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  irtiolesalers,  n.e.c 

SAN  DIEGO  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

T^rpe  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (vith  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Agents ,  brokers 

Afiaemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Buaineea 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

arm  products  (edible) 

DaiiT',  poultry  products y 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits , 

Beer ,  ale , 

Wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products , 

Drugs , 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes , 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


162 

21 

69 

5 


3U 
50 


18i,839 


36,809 

32,901 

21,577 

5,325 

6,203 

2,252 
2,3A3 
6,156 
K,58l 
17,875 

8,06i 

10,-i30 

583 

1,293 
18,iA2 

42,  ^^92 


U,29i 

913 

4,034 

23,251 


U2,308 


51,419 
8,560 
23,696 
19,063 
39,570 


51,419 


?7 

7,363 

15 

8,397 

18 

11,671 

4 

2,621 

26 

3,430 

9 

1,220 

5 

1,815 

S 

2,249 

26 

3,379 

8 

1,664 

16 

7,605 

259,926 


167,864 
25,788 


18,742 
7,046 

43,700 
9,024 
13,550 


40.018 


22,270 

417 

1,562 

5,574 

10,195 

31 , 586 


22,123 
9,463 


18,022 


6,069 
11,953 


5,016 
372 
143 


12,936 


1,309 

2,679 

1,151 

364 

179 

292 
279 
983 
859 
1,626 

731 

1,254 

47 

142 
1,041 

3,051 


384 

105 

848 

1,714 


4,197 

1,000 

839 

272 

4,376 


342 
881 
714 
60 
631 

98 
107 
237 
434 
175 
518 


13,884 
1,755 


1,582 
173 

1,565 

178 

2,046 


732 

33 

52 

311 

456 

3,560 


2,722 
838 


425 
650 


339 
33 
19 


293 

3 


352 
793 
267 
127 
70 

58 

83 

318 

226 

427 

256 
372 
11 
35 
319 


118 
43 
193 
493 


1,239 

258 

232 

91 

1,222 


1,239 


109 

7,523 

236 

17,377 

173 

14,609 

31 

1,757 

188 

12,224 

29 

1,820 

30 

2,164 

70 

5,978 

135 

8,562 

77 

3,626 

161 

9,949 

548 

361 ,488 

4,104 
498 


454 
44 

402 

60 

484 


215 

19 

15 

lOO 

131 

1,008 


73T 
225 


96 
166 


258,401 


24,116 
51,794 
22,685 
8,234 
4,643 

4,456 
6,031 
19,672 
16,908 
25,131 

17,353 
33,621 
677 
2,255 
20,825 

61,090 


8,259 

1,917 

16,666 

34,228 


85,589 
18,933 
16,122 
5,690 
45,264 


85,589 


270,755 
34,722 


31,014 
3,708 

30,596 

3,861 

21,554 


30.186 


13,347 

845 

887 

6,94« 

8,161 

67.219 
53,084 
14,  U5 


21,532 

13,984 


7.853 


6,801 
640 
412 


CALIFORNIA 


4.09 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABLISHMBfTTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeXSONNBL,  BY  TyPB  OP  OPERATION  AND  FClND  OP  BUSINESS!  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  Idnd  of  biuiness 


Establishments 
Qiumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Plumber) 


Payroll 
(Ooll<irs) 


SAN  DIEGO  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) , 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipoient,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millworlf 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 
Other  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Waste  materials „ 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  tranches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  aliied  products 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Maniif acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

SAN  FRANCISCO-OAiOAND  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISW1ENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  markets 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminus 

Agents ,  brokers : 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


34 

5,052 


2,783 

219 

58 


573 

2';a 


987 


41 
27 
38 
54 
I88 


4,285 
1,104 


552 
552 


643 
2,102 

7,231 

12,868 


8,479 
4,389 

13,851 


8,887 
4,964 

6,026 


4,1U 
1,915 


10,443 


2,187 
1,980 
1,465 
1,505 
3,306 

2,088 

11,611 


4,114 
621 

1,787 
313 
955 

3,821 

18,742 


8,027 

549 

2,624 

7,542 

9,024 


6,419 

951 

1,654 


(x) 


(x) 
5,006,634 


1,664,952 
243,497 
105,345 

1,992,190 


1,219,485 
772,705 


158,116 

776,011 


57,287 
9,236 


2,013,794 


338.624 


94 
157 


1,199 
1,140 


715 
425 


1.207 


845 
362 


318 
235 


1,462 


275 
310 
229 
188 
460 

248 

1,006 


352 
113 
148 
21 
19 
353 

1,582 


275 


661 
575 


250,245 


9,007 
241,238 


142,923 


134,240 
6,342 
2,341 


66,392 
12,971 


6,256 
10,440 


1,657 
599 


110,339 

4,012 

15,481 

47,960 

160,832 


14,810 


6,000 
351 
1,259 
2,212 
4,988 


173 
124 


215 

87 


11 


107 
78 
55 

122 


"TIT 

51 
63 
6 
6 
112 


93 
25 
179 
157 


3,913 


2,583 
209 


948 

21 


2,829 


390 


28 
25 
45 
75 
217 


2,162 
63,302 


38,178 


36,027 

1,541 

610 

19,986 


17,255 
2,731 


1,645 
2,339 


1,154 


•  847 
307 


38,178' 


4.034 


1,478 
142 
410 
557 

1,447 


2,125 
2,220 


1,029 
S,634 


2,262 
3,372 


13,850 
10,269 


14,983 
6,858 

10,784 


"372SI 
5,583 


28,790 


6,429 
6,697 
4,238 
3,475 
7,951 

4,037 

19,259 


"575SI 

1,986 

2,980 

425 

343 

6,664 

31,0U 


6,101 

1,373 

13,097 

10,443 

3,861 


1,750 

603 

1,508 


4,817,570 


176,841 
4,640,729 


2,767,364 


2,607,725 
110,194 
49,445 

1,504,497 


1,247,695 
256,802 


135,413 
186,550 


46,905 


32,327 
14,578 


2,767,364 


286.221 


110,605 

7,475 

25,084 

40,358 

102,699 


4.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  pERSOKNBL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPBRATIONf  AND  KlND  OP  BuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  propric'  « 
tors,*  November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Oollors) 


SAN  FRANC ISCO-OAXLAND  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables   (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer ,  ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household ,  office ) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber ,  mlllwork : 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines.,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment ,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies.. 

Metals ,  metal  worlt  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap. 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  apeclaltlea 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries , 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  fumiahlnge,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Ill 
6 
52 
4 


6 
5 

20 
4 

28 

32 

266 


124 
34 
16 

196 
57 
97 
24 


27 
62 
27 
35 
75 
18 
217 


244,361 
146,284 


117,650 


27,275 
90,375 


66,752 


20,474 

16,630 

24,442 

5,206 

47,394 

55,027 


27,402 
9,345 

16,115 
2,165 

44,545 
8,401 
36,144 

44,139 
9,861 
7,345 

10,068 
465 

16,400 

90,367 
68,100 


59,607 
43,707 


102,120 


50,925 
51,195 


198,796 


83,857 
82,148 
32,791 

158,070 


26,739 
22,259 

9,950 
59,515 
12,744 
19,939 

6,924 

57,715 


8,643 

12,378 


255,799 


31,831 
14,001 

8,797 
57,638 
17,508 

6,664 
119,360 

1,219,485 


326,808 


19,005 

68,859 

238,944 

67,925 


30,074 
32,555 
14,397 


16,551 
9,254 


13,570 
19,080 


25,549 


19,270 


14,533 

4,737 


6,864 


1,746 
5,118 


5,017 


1,832 

1,266 

1,480 

439 

1,558 

4,826 


2,: 

1,546 
954 
118 

4.046 


1,063 
2,983 


5,105 


1,045 
654 

2,433 

66 

907 

1,139 
7,630 


4,912 
3,516 


10.131 


5,752 
4,379 


11,130 


1,485 
4,696 
4,949 

18,392 


4,128 
2,018 

567 
6,059 
2,072 
2,666 

882. 

6,176 


675 

1,131 


16,595 


2,228 
1,312 
1,084.' 
2,285 
1,489 
278 
7,919 

66,392 


495 
1,826 
6,969 

1,566 

4.975 


2,125 

1,407 
1,443 

1.622 


821 

801 


713 
589 


110 
204 


33 

9 
42 

58 

162 


114 

3 

45 


3 
1 

20 
2 

23 

19 
228 


122 
22 
14 

132 
39 

109 
16 


6S 
22 

33 

76 
14 
268 


5,237 


3,913 
1,324 

1,620 


472 
1,148 


1,464 


583 
372 
401 
108 


1,271 


627 

396 

221 

27 


231 
835 


276 
170 
662 
24 
230 

216 
2,039 

2,271 


1,328 

943 


1,533 
1,141 


2,703 


281 
1,108 
1,314 

4,922 


1,152 
536 
150 

1,552 
621 
727 
184 

1,609 


606 


4,668 


434" 
373 
335 
618 
364 


157 

605 

1,593 

379 

1,269 


556 
312 
401 


193 
201 


312 


366,716 


277,343 
89,373 

131,757 


34,321 
97,436 


97.083 


34,269 

25,151 

29,443 

8,220 

27,985 

91,318 


41,803 
28,252 
18,822 
2,441 

76,191 


20,530 
55,661 


99,341 


20,316 

13,683 

45,660 

1,638 

18,044 

18,592 
145,759 

171,492 


96,403 
75,089 


199,953 


1U,203 
88,750 


227,446 


27,537 

86,136 
113,773 


363,319 
82,770 
42,184 
10,350 

119,128 
39,662 
52,780 
16,445 

120,305 
35,410 
21,763 

308,476 


46,235 
25,928 
21,585 
42,973 
27,934 
5,812 
138,009 

1,247,695 


168,428 


9,492 
38,962 
119,974 


100.221 


27,262 
29,984 


32,729 
i8  681 


23,542 


12:^4 
10,763 


CALIFORNIA 


4.11 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMKNTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPB  OP  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  3iex,  type  of  opention,  and  Idnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(Xumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(OolUrs) 


SAN  FRAHCISCO-OJXLAND  METROPOL ITJUI  AREA— Continued 

T;T?e  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) — Continued 

Automotive  equipoent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Conoercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipnent 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Piofessional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drrigs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

HanuTacturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

iVgents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries. 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber ,  millvcrk 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

SAM  JOSE  MEraOPOLlTAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

i^semblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


157 
23 


122 


189 
29 


15^,040 


lil,313 
12,727 


20,657 


<i,l4l 
16,466 


29,092 


156,373 


21,602 
5,930 
40,423 
71,009 
10,111 
7,298 

243,841 

772,705 


45,605 
40,499 
16,589 
18,473 
87,080 
39,743 
134,479 
390,237 

776,011 


256,290 
33,176 


21,677 


7,025 
14,652 


19,801 
14,009 


43,209 


24,4l9 
18,790 


18,375 
1,635 

61,384 
275,705 


76,861 
10,737 


10,342 
395 

19,583 

851 

9,274 


3,542 
13,127 


12,671 
456 


ZTT 

1,146 


1,364 
16,055 


5,532 
353 
1,280 
6,090 
1,928 
862 

9,254 


2,086 
631 
971 
728 
633 
2,402 
4,634 

10,440 


2,369 
354 


177 
319 


197 
279 


751 
243 


'TS2 
61 


1,358 
3,571 


5,967 
1,001 


935 

705 
15 
552 


5,967 


70 

16,784 

893 

30 

15,057 

1,569 

16 

11, U2 

635 

3 

884 

48 

4 

6,480 

185 

4 

1,966 

241 

31 

3,862 

555 

10 

1,997 

183 

1? 

6,009 

488 

10 

2,442 

281 

31 

4,287 

423 

3 

1,315 

134 

15 

4,666 

332 

14 
123 


117 
391 


3,697 


3,580 
117 


395 

~5r 


3,919 


1,328 
64 
306 

1,446 
549 
226 

2,568 


205 
528 
84 
179 
142 
149 
492 
952 

2,339 


546 
53 


131 


162 
65 


-m 


341 
852 


2,517 


1,811 
249 


235 

14 

203 

10 

244 


236,987 


228,216 
8,771 


30,062 
"37335 


33,215 


298, 577 
104  26'? 


6,939 
21,467 
112,690 
35,554 
17,660 

181,779 

256,802 


23,177 
41,843 
10,733 
16,208 
15,784 
11,695 
48,387 
88,975 

186,550 


50,378 
4,722 


3,370 
5,994 


9,018 
3,100 
5,918 

3,115 

2,747 


1,587 
1,460 

12,916 

4,754 


3,525 
1,229 


26,550 
62,986 


118,590 
20,068 


18,688 
1,380 

15,060 

276 

10,288 


300 

18,526 

447 

30,673 

148 

11,545 

16 

673 

64 

3,315 

77 

5,164 

174 

13,522 

61 

4,093 

144 

7,903 

81 

5,451 

138 

8,441 

55 

2,887 

106 

6,397 

4.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  A^a>  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


STOCKTON  METROPOLITAN  AR£A/  total , 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers , 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heat  ing 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equiianent,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 


Establishments 


31i 


195 
24 
47 
13 
35 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


164,901 


95,390 
14,688 
17,800 
5,479 
31,544 


16 

19,179 

722 

34 

20,810 

1,518 

10 

5,274 

303 

13 

1,X5 

81 

5 

1,958 

238 

5 

11,621 

106 

22 

4,168 

598 

i 

719 

77 

10 

7,421 

750 

12 

4,220 

.575 

30 

.  7,038 

852 

5 

1,029 

152 

29 

10,608 

658 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
iThnuand  dollars) 


10,506 


6,630 
885 
890 
77 

2,024 


6,630 


Active  propne- 
tors,*  November 

CNumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xuniber) 


1,970 
246 
257 
96 

1,082 


1,970 


185 
391 
96 
32 
76 
21 
206 

23 
208 
166 
274 

43 
249 


Pay  roll 
(Oollan) 


133,861 
17,271 
18,828 
2,460 
55,520 


133,861 


13,313 
28,627 
5,577 
1,788 
5,044 
1,970 
12,812 

1,826 
13,523 
10,912 
19,353 

2,321 
16,795 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X   Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Fresno  County, 

^  Consists  of  Los  Angeles  and  Orange  Counties. 

^  Coextensive  with  Sacramento  County, 


*  Coextensive  with  San  Bernardino  County. 

'  Coextensive  with  San  Diego  County. 

^  Consists  of  Alameda,  Contra  Costa,  Marin,  San  Francisco,  San  Mateo,  and  Solano  Counties. 

'  Coextensive  with  Santa  Clara  County, 

^  Coextensive  with  San  Joaquin  County. 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

EsTAfiLiSHMBNTs,  Salss,  Pay  Roll,  and  Psrsonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(£)ollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

Alameda  County 

Jidministrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Alameda 

Albany 

Berkeley 

Kayward 

Oakland 

Piedmont 

San  Leandro 

Remainder  of  County 

Alpine  County 

Amador  County 

Butte  County 

chico ; 

Oroville 

Remainder  of  County 

Calaveras  County 

Colusa  County 

Contra  Costa  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments, total.. 

Antioch 

El  Cerrlto , 

Martinez 

Pittsburg 

Richmond 

Remainder  of  County 

Del  Norte  County 

El  Dorado  County 

Fresno  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Coal inga 

Fresno 

Sanger 

Selma 

Remainder  of  County 

Glerm  County 


18.547 


13,459 
1,066 


7 
1,059 
16 
4 
82 
20 
824 

17 


1 
128 


520 
16 
313 

17 

7 

167 


13,502,920 


232,332 
13, 270, 588 


(x) 


(x) 

795,814 

13,808 

484 

52,709 

8,696 

639,070 

17,094 
63,953 


28,781 


9,219 

2,124 

17,438 

1,139 
6,267 

Ji} 


M 

71,735 

698 

2,569 

2,224 

5,271 

42,471 

18,502 

3,466 
6,335 


288,068 
2,109 

197,802 

5,407 

1,738 

81,012 

9,233 


760,302 


14,982,200 


28,180 
732,122 


(x) 


14,337 
(x) 


7,047 
212,131 


(x) 


569,661 
14,412,539 


(x) 


11,518 


5,872,377 


(x) 

47,105 

573 

52 

2,674 

874 

37,138 

1,127 
4,667 


1.548 


(x) 


50 

19 

677 

"l6 
69 


(X) 
13,065 
161 
19 

747 

■279 

10,140 

371 
1,348 


(X) 

954,457 
12,521 
1,294 

55,420 

19,418 

738,345 

22,895 
104,564 


3 

57 

14 

679 


685 
102 
761 

60 
104 


199 
34 
263 

28 
36 


(x) 


(X) 


(X) 


12,726 
2,215 
15,0i3 

1,355 
1,986 

(x) 


(x) 
3,501 

250 
120 
414 
1,741 
879 

213 
472 

19,847 


(x) 


120 
6 


(x) 

1,029 

13 

74 

36 

136 

400 

370 

66 

123 

7,724 


(x) 
77,217 
861 
5,294 
2,596 
8,419 
35,599 
24,448 

3,732 
6,105 

445,436 


341 
19,506 

111 
12,407 

670 

115 
6,202 

329 


417 
15 

235 
14 
5 

148 


75 
7,649 

32 

4,058 

236 

40 
3,283 

153 


6,952 
438,484 

2,127 
250,843 

9,923 

2,162 
173,429 

7,013 


287 
9 

221 
4 


375,770 
2,865 
(X) 

9,655 

5,404 

325,406 

(x)  ■■■ 
29,999 


7,263 

793 

4,590 

414 
360 


23,245 
(X) 
2,569 
509 
(X) 

12,022 
4,706 

1,665 
553 


159,055 

1,007 

141,801 

704 

353 

15,190 

2,624 


6,941 


225 

5 

1 

25 


233 

7 
92 
13 


420,044 
10,943 

(x) 

43,054 
3,292 

313,664 

(x)  ■■■ 
33,954 


1,553 

16,135 


1,954 

1,331 

12,848 

725 
5,907 


48,490 
(x) 

1,715 
(x) 

30,449 
13,796 

1,801 
5,68; 


129,013 
1,102 
56,001 
4,703 
1,385 
65,822 
6,609 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


CALIFORNIA 


4.13 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalbrs  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Hitmbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(T?iouMnd 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

Cniotisund 
dollars) 


proprietors. 
November 


(Atumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>Jumber) 


Pay  roll 
(DolUrs) 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


Humboldt  County 

Areata 

Eureka 

Remainder  of  County 

Imperial  County 

Brawley 

Calexico 

El  Centre 

Remainder  of  County 

Inyo  County 

Kem  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Bakersf ield 

Delano 

Taft 

Remainder  of  County 

Kings  County 

Hanford 

Remainder  of  County 

Lake  County. ; . . . . 

Lassen  County 

Los  Angles  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Alhambra. 

Arcadia 

Azusa 

Bell 

Belvedere  township^ 

Beverly  Hills 

Burbank 

Claremont 

Coopton. 

Culver  City 

El  Monte 

El  Segundo 

Gardens 

Glendale 

Hawthorne 

Henaosa  Beach 

Huntington  Park 

Inglewood 

Long  Beach 

Los  Angeles 

Lynvood 

Manhattan  Beach 

Maywood 

Monrovia 

Montebello 

Monterey  Park 

Pasadena 

Pomona 

Redondo  Beach , 

San  Fernando 

San  Gabriel 

San  Marino 

Santa  Monica 

Sierra  Madre, 

South  Gate 

South  Pasadena 

Torrance 

Whittier 

Remainder  of  County 

Madera  County 

Madera 

Remainder  of  County 

Marin  County 

San  Anselmo 

San  Rafael 

Sauaalito 

Remainder  of  County 

Maripoaa  County, 

Mendocino  County 

Fort  Bragg 

Uklah 

Remainder  of  County 

Merced  County 

Merced 

Remainder  of  County 

Modoc  County. 

Mono  County 

Monterey  County 

Monterey 

Pacific  Grove 

Salinas 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


33.477 


i 

.-40 

176 

18 

24 

122 


40 

,170 

41- 

10 


34 

59 

70 

2 

35 
20 
28 
1 
9 
146 


55 

42 

307 

5,994 

10 

2 

17 

10 

11 

7 

172 

55 

10 


i 
35 
16 
14 
17 
820 


1,370 
23,764 
8,343 

62.999 


42 

1,671 

362 

4,984 


6 
47 
21 


19 

486 

99 

2,093 


843 
31,785 
7,169 

104,326 


19.698 


15,932 
(x) 
23.105 


6,437 
3,897 
31,331 
21,334 

3,119 


622 

112 

2,690 

1,560 

84 

9,860 


32 
24 

22 

257 


189 

37 

1,290 

577 

33 

3,029 


10,168 

2,622 

62,070 

29,466 

1,789 
201,470 


1,283 

1,416 

17,970 

2,436 

685 


153,086 

82,695 

4,808 

5,872 

59,711 

20.761 


8,534 
12,227 

6,370 
3,463 

5,953,403 


594 

9,266 

5,589 

484 

251 

2,942 

Sii. 


257 
127 
11 
16 
103 


215 
630 

306 
191 

332,419 


12 
19 

17 
20 

6,416 


139 
2,890 
1,596 

254 
78 

962 

2iS_ 


90 
158 

123 
60 

92,781 


10,834 
190,636 
108,543 

15,865 
5,230 

60,998 

■14,273 


219 
132 


4,064 
10,209 

7,%9 
3,827 

6,616,233 


76,418 
57,456 
1,283 
5,073 
12,606 

6,654 


(x) 
(x) 


592 
1,159 


125,508 

5,827,895 

20,029 

1,222 

3,653 

3,221 

7,212 

35,776 

29,357 

(x) 

8,984 

15,220 

14,147 

(x) 

1,624 
63,124 
2,146 
(x) 

19,477 

11,018 

208,204 

4,366,018 

4,677 

(x) 

4,742 

2,105 

1,382 
1,671 
71,117 
19,816 
1,220 
5,450 
2,752 

28, 580 
(x) 

13,056 

2,368 

10,466 

7,209 

829,352 

7.755 


4,967 
2,788 


16,042 

316,377 

1,431 

97 

102 

246 

430 

1,927 

1,825 

(x) 

620 
1,062 
622 
(x) 

78 

4,236 

119 

(x) 

1,741 

747 

11,339 

234,631 

409 

(x) 

452 
99 

130 
122 
5,586 
2,194 
84 
365 
178 

1,909 
(x) 

710 
239 
600 
558 
41,041 

32t 


6,416 

31 

10 

2 

10 


4,075 

88,706 

400 

32 

28 

67 

154 

454 

434 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


115 
9 

34 
35 

235 
,765 


(x) 


16 
10 

10 

5 

117 

37 
9 

11 
6 


(x) 


21 
7 

11 

9 

631 


198 
279 
159 
(x) 

26 
1,252 
36 
(x) 

474 

187 

3,226 

66,063 

104 

(x) 

98 
35 

41 
36 
1,779 
518 
32 
93 
54 

519 
(x) 

229 

70 

164 

136 

11,221 

22. 


160 
166 


332,388 

6,283,845 

27,441 

2,340 

2,217 

4,684 

7,774 

38,218 

36,187 

(x) 

13,141 
18,491 
11,841 
(x) 

1,817 
86,344 
2,567 
(x) 

33,934 

13,931 

221,858 

4,698,195 

7,648 

U) 

7,855 

2,044 

2,561 
2,420 
109,496 
32,780 
1,783 
5,262 
3,979 

39,702 
(x) 
16,775 
4,048 
11,322 
8,461 
797,893 

6.435 


5,529 
33 

10 
4 
10 
31 
38 
60 

29 
17 


45 

35 

249 

3,870 

9 

2 

11 

7 


10 

7 

132 

34 

r  10 


33 
13 
10 
10 
591 


3,427 
3,008 

17,448 


2,684,844 
16,246 
1,222 
282 
(x) 
4,354 
24,907 
15,504 

4,358 

12,319 

5,142 

(x)  ■■■ 
40,457 
(x) 
(x) 

14,716 

9,487 

102,420 

1,859,624 

(x) 

(x) 

1,503 

1,009 

(x) 

1,671 
42,583 
9,308 
1,220 
2,559 

(x) 

17,074 
(x) 
(x) 

2,020 
(x) 

1,439 
461,817 

1.870 


1,809 
61 

7,936 


11,958 
1,242 

1,243 


10.283 


2,072 
2,883 
5,328 

21.798 


775 
19 
99 


545 


230 
3 
29 


134 

59 

352 


9,390 
12,406 

2,026 
375 

89.036 


(X) 

(x) 
40,972 
42,475 


574 
669 

92 

10 

11.234 


24 
41 

10 
4 


37 
17 
110 

6Q8 


15,145 

235 

2,068 

611 

10.678 


(x) 

(x) 
4,425 
6,321 


(x) 
(x) 


178 
430 

35 
5 

3.982 


2,583 

979 

7,116 

27.726 


4,812 


(x) 
1,779 
2,065 


11,006 
16,722 

2,190 

200 

265.775 


837 

651 

3,324 

5. ,304 


(x) 

113,090 

143,342 


4,044 
1,260 


(x) 
24,525 


(x) 
Cx) 
8,378 


121 
44 


2 
3 

4 

7 

229 


13.579 


"Ho 

7,832 
(x) 
39.894 


5,154 
2,481 
13,361 
18,696 

2,434 


76,668 

25,239 

3,525 

799 

47,105 

14.107 


(x) 
(x) 


5,778 
2,304 


2,641 

3,143,051 

8 

3,783 

3 

3,371 

1 

(x) 

3 

2,858 

21 

10,869 

10 

13,853 

2 

(x) 

6 

4,626 

3 

2,401 

7 

9,005 

1 

(x) 

1 

(X) 

34 

22,667 

1 

(x) 

10 

4,761 

7 

1,531 

56 

105,784 

2,124 

2,506,394 

1 

(x) 

6 

3,239 

3 

1,096 

1 

(x) 

40 

28,534 

a 

10, 508 

6 

2,891 

2 

(x) 

11,506 

(x)  ■■■ 
346 
(x) 

5,770 
367,535 

5.865 


3,158 
2,727 


4,842 

1,242 

421 

833 

5.471 


1,235 
2,232 
2,004 

16.494 


5,346 
U,14a 

1,560 
(x) 

64.511 


(x) 
34,097 


4.14 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS.  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL ToTALi  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(^lumber) 


Sales, 
cfatifc  year 

(ThouMnd 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


propnetof  s, 
Novembcf 


Qiumbtr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tbousond 
dollars) 


Napa  County 

Napa 

Remainder  of  County 

Nevada  County 

Grass  Valley 

Remainder  of  County 

Orange  County 

Anaheim. 

Fullerton 

Huntington  Beach 

Laguna  Beach. 

Newport  Beach 

Oran.^ 

Santa  Ana 

Remainder  of  County 

Placer  County 

Auburn 

Roseville 

Remainder  of  County 

Plumas  County 

Riverside  County 

Bannin* 

Corona 

Indio 

Palm  Springs 

Riverside 

Remainder  of  County 

Sacramento  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

North  Sacramento 

Sacramento 

Remainder  of  County 

San  Benito  County 

San  Bernardino  County 

Barstow 

Chino 

Colton 

Ontario 

Redlands 

San  Bernardino 

Upland 

Remainder  of  County 

San  Diego  County 

Chula  Vista 

Coronado 

El  rajon 

Escondido. 

La  Mesa 

National  City 

Oceans Ide 

San  Diego 

ReilBlnder  of  County 

San  Francisco  County  (coextensive 
with  San  Francisco  city) 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

San  Joaquin  County 

Lodi 

Stockton 

Tracy 

Remainder  of  County 

San  Luis  Obispo  County 

San  Luis  Obispo 

Remainder  of  County 

San  Mateo  County 

Burllngame. 

Daly  City 

Menlo  Park 

milbrae 

Redwood  City 

San  Bruno 

San  Carlos 

San  Mateo 

South  San  Francisco 

Remainder  of  County 

Santa  Barbara  County 

Loopoe 

Santa  Barbara 

Santa  Marie 

Remainder  of  County 

Santa  Clara  County 

Gilroy 

Los  Gatos 

Mountain  View 

Palo  Alto ; 

San  Jose 

Santa  Clara 

Sunnyvale 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


11 
24 

13 

133 


4 
387 

10 
307 

70 


19 
25 
29 

108 
10 

105 


3 

12 

13 

413 

43 

3,673 


26 

3,647 

314 


36 

213 

7 

58 


9 
3 
5 

10 

198 

7 

2 

35 


8,347 
4,663 

4,063 


601 
139 


213 
157 


1,329 

2,734 

106,954 


95 

130 

10,673 


11,148 
6,005 

4.157 


4.321 


3,2C 
1,113 


1,432 

2,725 

147,013 


455 

830 

34.294 


17,645 
4,520 
859 
824 
2,320 
20,856 
29,558 
30,372 

16,594 


1,457 

775 

48 

50 

91 

1,160 

3,018 

4,074 

872 


298 
154 
12 

17 
42 
532 

870 
,275 


14,036 
7,370 
1,131 
1,068 
2,588 
8,211 
61,535 
51,074 

12.418 


5,333 
764 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

2,360 

22,109 

1,563 

3.144 


3,250 
3,832 
9,512 

2,671 

80.035 


3,800 

7,962 

1,545 

825 

41,769 

24,134 

284,790 


215 
140 

517 


5.610 


186 

471 

324 

39 

3,151 

1,439 

20,814 


149 


65 
74 
92 

34 

1.927 


51 
166 
431 

12 
796 
471 

6,392 


4,180 
3,271 
4,967 

2,308 

98,700 


4,216 

4,748 

19,763 

793 

44,303 

24,377 

428,246 


644 
1,154 
1,346 

983 

33,111 


2,261 

855 

407 

825 

23,272 

5,491 


284,790 

1,749 

253,806 

29,235 

3,401 

142,308 


3,052 

5,676 
8,973 
30,593 
51,123 
12,012 
30,879 

259,926 


1,805 

19,009 

115 

16,748 

2,146 

270 
10,684 


285 

5 

214 

66 

13 

225 


408 

5,984 

35 

5,259 

690 

92 
3.042 


153 

323 

681 
1,377 
4,161 
1,229 
2,755 

19,428 


33,772 

394,474 

1,929 

345,356 

44,139 

4,385 
171 ■ 59a 


233 
46 


184,839 
U) 

164,  %2 
(X) 
1,437 
51.419 


2,323 

(x) 
1,752 
5,235 

(x) 
3,873 
3,474 

230,080 
11,986 

(x) 


399 
(x) 

147 
1,000 
(x) 

313 

129 

16,671 

719 

193,083 


96 
179 
315 
1,130 
557 
731 

5,548 


(x) 


(x) 


11 
296 
43 


140 
(x) 

50 
197 
(x) 

101 

49 

4,769 

221 


2,272 

6,188 
10,805 
15,722 
82,795 
18,834 
34,982 

361,488 


4,493 

(x) 
2,985 
7,382 

(x) 
6,533 
2,539 

322,523 
13,287 


7 
320 
15 


(X) 

2,545 
3,327 
1,312 
33,791 
(x) 
9,811 

167,864 


TO 
(X) 

583 

987 

(x) 

1,826 

1,490 

157,722 

4,337 


(x) 
4,044,429 

164.901 


7,421 
185,662 

10,506 


8,797 

121,684 

2,727 

31,693 

19,700 


12,011 
7,689 

61,721 


624 
8,443 

281 
1,158 

1,307 


2,776 
26i. 


24 

185 

7 

46- 


1,757 
47,856 

3.651 


146,399 
3,514,481 

227.940 


273 

2,714 

62 

602 

481 


5,438 

946 

(x) 

(x) 

9,641 

634 

308 

7,061 

30,144 

6,842 

66.815 


835 
422 

2,856 


263 
218 


14,771 
177,388 
5,469 
30,312 
29,979 


2,020 
121. 


1,579,536 
95.390 


153 
1 
27 


(x) 
(x) 


234 
61 


2,718 
29,927 
13,955 
20,215 

117.306 


501 
26 
56 
750 
568 
602 

7.295 


(x) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


16,334  ' 
13,645 

54.859 


(x) 
83,581 
(x) 
9,593 

10.335 


14 
194 
152 
159 

2.304 


1,532 

(x) 

2,539 

2,800 

96,742 

687 

(x) 

12,511 


454 
2,503 
1,558 
2,775 

8.240 


62 
(X) 

109 

209 

6,669 

79 

(x) 

1,052 


(x) 


(X) 


105 

707 

710 

1,282 

2.517 


5,787 

1,411 

Cx) 

(x) 

9,968 

775 

1,234 

13,856 

9,356 

11,802 

151.490 


9,105 
1,230 


19,323 


30 
(x) 

47 

54 

2,021 

31 

<x) 

309 


5,610 
45,370 
36,799 
63,711 

164 ,282 


1,199 
(x) 

3,353 

5,787 
135,039 

2,134 
(X) 
15,576 


3 
61 
17 
12 

_ia9_ 


(X) 

946 

(x) 

Cx) 
4,374 

(x) 

501 
4,804 
1,620 
3,852 


387 

18,580 

5,999 

3,124 

76.861 


1 

3 
8 
146 
7 
1 
20 


134 
(X) 
(X) 
(x) 
67,107 

687 
(x) 
6,123 


99 
1 

74 
24 

10 

144 


1,627 
119 


3.689 


,139 
3,550 

2.773 


874 
1,904 

72.660 


12,312 
3,756 
(x) 
(X) 
(x) 
18,496 
7,449 
28,809 

13.450 


2,606 
2,678 
8,166 

1,688 

46,924 


1,539 
7,107 
1,138 

18,497 
18,643 


99,951 
(x) 

38,844 
(x) 
1,964 

90.889 


(x) 

3,U1 

5,646 

29,281 

17,332 
(x) 
21,068 

92,062 


1,169 
4,248 
(x) 
2,047 
1,984 
72,358 
7,649 


2,464,893 
69.?U 


(X) 

38,103 
(«) 

22,100 

9,365 


2,906 
6,459 

42,398 


5,267 
Cx) 

307 

2,257 

28,524 

2,990 

38.725 


2,331 
11,347 

7,956 
17,091 

40,445 


1,398 
Cx) 
(x) 
Cx) 
29,635 

Cx)  ■■■ 
6,388 


CALIFORNIA 


4.15 


Table  103.- COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Rolx,  and  Personnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

Oninty  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Silcs, 
entire  year 

(Thousarui 
dollori) 

Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollari) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(dumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roU. 

workweejt  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
cutire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(T^umber) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Humbcr) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

(.Thousand 
dollars) 

Santa  Cruz  County 

82 

28,827 

3.121 

71 

1.240 

62,494 

40 

9.354 

42 

19,473 

28 
33 
21 

5? 

7,868 

13,735 

7,224 

20,344 

458 

1,850 

813 

1,085 

23 

31 
17 

41 

142 
701 
397 

291 

8,903 
32,503 
21,088 

22,146 

18 
16 
6 

42 

3,975 
4,067 
1,312 

12,452 

10 
17 
15 

17 

3,893 

Uatsonville 

9,668 

Remainder  of  County 

Shasta  County 

5,912 
7,892 

Redding 

39 
20 

1 
il 

76 

15,436 

4,908 

(x) 
7,723 

18,492 

947 

138 

(x) 

398 

1,220 

26 
15 

(x) 

38 

66 

238 
53 

(x) 

120 

329 

18,864 
3,282 

(x) 
8,224 

22,267 

33 

9 

17 
39 

11,364 
1,088 

3,461 
7,982 

6 

11 

1 
24 

37 

4,072 
3,820 

(x) 

Siskiyou  County 

Solano  County 

4,262 
10,510 

33 
■13 

138 

8,970 
9,522 

45,324 

615 
605 

2,700 

'32 

34 

113 

175 
154 

781 

12,017 
10,250 

50.735 

23 

16 

76 

5,606 
2,376 

22,542 

'io 

27 
62 

. .  • 

Vallejo 

Remainder  of  County 

Sonoma  County 

3,354 
7,146 

22.782 

17 

60 
61 

136 

11,364 
23,504 
10,456 

Cx) 

578 

1,350 

772 

Cx) 

18 
41 
54 

(x) 

173 
339 
219 

(x) 

10,935 
27,795 
12,005 

(x) 

11 
38 
27 

3,252 

15,421 

3,869 

6 
22 

34 

8,112 

8,083 

Remainder  of  County 

6,587 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Modesto 

2 

13A 
63 
li 

57 

26 
21 
3 

194 

(x) 

61,511 
18,109 
14,452 
28,950 

9,658 
4,219 
(x) 
90,434 

(X) 

2,464 

1,184 

433 

847 

413 
218 
(x) 
4,942 

(x) 

114 
51 
12 
51 

18 
17 
(x) 

138 

(x) 

1,033 

342 

335 

356 

241 
96 
(x) 
2,573 

.       (x) 

55,514 
23,744 
13,966 
17,804 

14,777 
5,254 
(x) 
111,976 

74 

45 

6 

23 

11 

7 

74 

31,345 

13,365 

7,890 

10,090 

2,182 
817 

14.061 

18 
8 
34 

15 

U 

3 

120 

30,166 

4,744 

6,562 

Remainder  of  County 

Sutter  County 

Tehama  County 

18,860 

7,476 
3,402 
(x) 

Tulare  County 

76,373 

11 
19 
31 
28 
105 

17 

U5 

2,656 

9,217 

7,694 

13,207 

57,660 

2,570 

77,908 

220 
744 
500 
563 
2,915 

160 

8,507 

11 
6 

27 
26 
68 

7 

82 

103 
247 
150 
153 
1,920 

50 

3,571 

3,388 
15,  524 
9,201 
9,593 
74,270 

3,375 

155,437 

2 

10 
21 
18 
23 

7 

58 

(X) 
2,500 

(x) 
4,644 
2,019 

905 

16,507 

9 
9 
10 
10 
82 

10 

37 

(x) 

Porterville 

6,717 
(x) 

8,563 

Remainder  of  County 

55,641 

1,565 

61,401 

24 
42 
13 
66 

49 

27,934 

.  11,374 

7,129 

31,471 

28.943 

1,665 

646 

1,542 

4,654 

1.070 

10 
34 
7 
31 
45 

574 

188 

831 

1,978 

387 

29,289 
12,228 
29,489 
84,431 

26.106 

9 
28 

3 
18 

17 

2,657 

8,079 

258 

5,513 

13.915 

15 
14 
10 
48 

32 

25,277 

3,295 

6,871 

Remainder  of  County 

25,958 
15,028 

22 
27 

40 

16,662 
12,281 

15.266 

645 
425 

899 

23 

20 

34 

247 
140 

258 

17,744 
8,362 

18.020 

8 

9 

29 

11,077 
2,838 

9,613 

U 
18 

11 

5,585 

Remainder  of  County 

9,443 
5.653 

Remainder  of  County 

^6 

.      12,992 
2,274 

885 
14 

28 

6 

253 

5 

17,857 
163 

24 

5 

(x) 
(x) 

10 
1 

(x) 

(X)        . 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Classified  ao  urban  under  special  rule. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  or  Bosiness:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


AUMEDA  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unita .-. 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buU£  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 


Estabbsbments 
(T^umber) 


1,066 


1,059 


89 
89 
31 
29 
11 
13 

20 
119 

36 

61 
171 

37 
128 

144 
41 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
795,814 


375,770 


55,684 
55,135 
33,584 

6,408 
15,548 

2,425 

3,324 
20,227 
20,787 
45,053 
42,218 

9,634 
55,741 

336,500 
53,747 

14,183 


2,519 
11,564 

15,614 


15,039 
575 


Pay  roB, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
47,105 


30,833 


2,843 

5,892 

1,834 

498 

534 

136 

331 
3,187 
1,514 
3,346 
4,688 

692 
5,333 

12,794 
2,155 


U5 
374 


775 
39 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(^iumber) 


Jxi. 


91 
U2 
32 
30 
15 
U 

17 
81 
29 
49 

154 
35 

lU 

10 
27 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Humbcr) 


(x) 


(x) 

13,055 


8,643 


882 
1,668 
429 
160 
148 
52 

91 
878 
422 
878 

1,310 
232 

1,493 

3,455 
536 


31 
117 


268 

15 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


-^xl. 


(x) 
954,457 


622,752 


56,875 
111,284 
36,200 

9,263 
11,182 

3,073 

6,453 
51,238 
35,289 
71,455 
97,208 
14,445 
103,787 

262,225 
43,948 

9,998 


2,807 
7,191 


14,834 
700 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  an'd  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Estabbshments 


Q^umbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars] 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnctors,  * 
November 

Qiumbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Aiumber) 


Payroll 
(DolloTs) 


BUTTE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits ,...; 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c *. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulls  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

CONTHA  COSTA  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

VfflOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials - 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUt  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

FRESNO  COUNTY  (See  Fresno  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

HUMBOLDT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery ,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

IMPERIAL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

KERN  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  gooda 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies '. 

Waste  materials ^ 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  officea, total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (witliout  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terralnala 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4 

340 


12,646 


5,189 
1,567 
1,452 
984 
3,454 

694 
6,779 
7,819 

843 


(x) 


M 
71,735 


23,105 


3,403 
2,885 
8,320 
1,407 
812 
410 
5,868 

7,871 

29,815 

2,208 


76,418 


11,359 
10,487 
7,357 
577 
3,095 
284 

3,816 
2,611 
1,346 
3,509 

18,495 
800 

12,682 

9,346 


8,494 
852 

24,934 
J,  233 
39,155 


1,119 


302 
124 
123 
100 
470 

132 

262 

14 

21 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
3,501 


1,745 


(x) 


6 

2,012 

116 

11 

4,237 

374 

16 

2,536 

170 

19 

1,499 

241 

8 

2,685 

273 

8 

6,973 

272 

15 

3,303 

299 

7 

19,062 

844 

29 

25,145 

792 

6 

628 

16 

3 

3,655 

104 

1,325 


11 

4,903 

255 

7 

2,056 

205 

6 

2,941 

150 

4 

557 

47 

11 

4,971 

368 

14 

4,470 

300 

3 

592 

44 

22 

8,760 

352 

5 

4,227 

354 

4,984 


1,235 


106 
338 
184 
236 
58 
37 
276 

269 

3,363 

117 


594 
9,266 


586 
592 
315 
51 
83 
51 

539 
129 
168 
460 
1,686 
86 
736 

683 


642 
41 

992 

98 

2,006 


41 
36 
35 
118 

27 
74 


(x) 


(x) 
1,029 


59 
59 
38 
16 
92 
106 

13 
98 
123 

2,093 


427 


37 
99 
61 
74 

27 
X3 
116 

92 

1,544 

30 


139 
2,890 


165 
178 
86 
U 
30 
31 

161 
29 
41 
96 

446 
25 

299 


147 
10 

287 
41 
804 


20,115 


5,840 
2,581 
2,142 
2,126 
7,426 

1,872 

5,431 

463 

2,073 

(x) 


(x) 
77,217 


4 

26 

2,092 

16 

110 

8,548 

21 

50 

3,501 

22 

65 

5,243 

8 

81 

6,072 

10 

61 

4,817 

17 

111 

6,361 

1 

138 

16,663 

14 

233 

17,616 

6 

3 

269 

1 

151 

6,035 

26,309 


4,371 
4,195 
3,172 
1,069 
7,523 
5,979 

810 
7,625 
5,053 


26,692 


2,330 
7,393 
3,910 
4,553 
1,379 
959 
6,168 

5,696 
69,806 
2,132 

201,470 


10,834 
190,636 


108,010 


11,528 

11,289 

6,577 

1,053 

1,812 

984 

9,689 
2,469 
2,626 
7,469 

33,602 
1,537 

17,375 

11,926 


10,986 
940 

20,863 

1,949 

47,888 


CALIFORNIA 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


4.17 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  ol  business 


Establishments 
(Tvlumber) 


Siles, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thoumvji 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(dumber) 


Payroll 
(Chllars) 


KINGS  coirary,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Fana  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Mactunery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LOS  AUGELES  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABUSHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Autonotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hapd'ware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  ( without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulli  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Metals ,  me  tal  work  ( exc .  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  taaterials) 

Other  assemblers 

MENDOCINO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  'wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

MERCED  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MONTEREY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

^fanufactu^ers*  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Other  assemblers 


53 


40 
i,170 


514 
459 

95 
232 

40 
521 

259 

24/1 

1,008 

96 

158 
1,903 

951 


693 
258 


109 
32 

370 

105 
27 
39 

102 
70 
40 
28 

475 


20.761 


6,654 


648 

411 

3,220 

2,375 

4,693 
9,414 


64 

57 

170 

29 

207 
318 

332,419 


4 
6,416 


125,508 
5,827,895 


16,042 
316,377 


206,418 


6,416 


383,934 
309,840 
179,295 
86,179 
39,864 
102,062 

165,976 
171,669 
323,170 
85,036 
34,632 
803,187 

1,743,127 


17,445 
24,573 
11,315 
7,739 
958 
14,109 

15,813 
13,275 
32,457 
8,789 
3,386 
56,559 

73,702 


493 
546 

46 
179 

26 
482 

209 
162 
806 
64 
189 
1,657 

51 


1,051,674 
691 ,453 


920,840 


63,036 
10.666 


15,292 


139,187 
18,692 

174,425 
58,695 
7,693 
20,178 
39,771 
29,764 
34,762 
15,534 

382,139 

181 ,966 


1,613 
460 

1,676 
837 
230 
621 

1,056 
735 
566 
135 

7,313 

12,076 


114 
29 

365 
96 
27 
32 

106 
69 
27 
25 

439 


106,166 
33,509 
42,291 

10,283 


4,812 


590 
650 
.461 
478 
1,857 
776 

4,291 
1,180 


8,810 

222 

3,044 

545 


5,304 


669 

356 

1,075 

3,204 

6,239 

10,255 

89,036 


24,525 


6,976 

4,459 

6,014 

234 

1,451 

1,126 

2,730 

1,535 

248 

11,143 

13,368 

39,752 


38,880 
872 


62 
16 
37 
75 
170 
31 

121 
33 

1,243 


515 


48 

13 

142 

312 

220 
508 


395 
497 
289 

21 
186 
217 
307 
139 

39 
405 

98 


8,566 
75 


84 
92,781 


4,075 
88,706 


57 ,991 


5,422 
7,038 
2,654 
2,359 
170 
4,225 

4,128 
3,490 
8,839 
2,143 
1,292 
16,231 

19,263 


16,858 
2,405 


451 
128 
452 
219 

66 
145 
232 
173 
113 

55 
,111 


2,533 

57 

2,417 


16 

3 

50 

98 

67 
374 


107 
131 
73 
8 
54 
86 
76 
54 

20 
120 
32 


3,187 
34 


6,063 


1,253 

1,038 

3,203 

569 

3,946 
4,264 

6,616,233 


332,383 
6,283.845 


374,330 
494,398 
231,448 
156,938 
13,172 
284,258 

308,313 
265,371 
634,728 
156,729 
70,623 
1,118,597 

1,450,732 


1,240,323 
210,409 


298,041 


33,071 

9,459 

33,495 

16,315 

4,630 

12,264 

20,110 

13,356 

12,678 

2,554 

140,109 

245,866 


131,812 

4,523 

109,531 

10,678 


7,607 


1,130 

398 

697 

1,083 

3,649 

650 

2,603 
466 

27,728 


9,726 


929 

130 
2,763 
5,904 

5,082 
12.920 


41.329 


7,081 
9,514 
5,760 
426 
3,773 
6,113 
5,571 
3,091 

1,116 
8,512 
2.073 


211,378 
1.367 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  an-d  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


ORANGE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  r..e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

PLACER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tcbes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types '  •  •  • 

RIVERSIDE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies t 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers^  n.e.c 

SACRAMENTO  COUNTY  (See  Sacramento  Metropolitan  Area,' table  102.) 

SAN  BERNARDINO  COUNTY  (See  San  Bernardino  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SAN  DIEGO  COUNTY  (See  San  Diego  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SAN  FRANCISCO  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products .  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits .* 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products ^ 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods .- 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices ,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ] 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  matei ials) 

Electrical  goods - 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  ^ind  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


(Number) 


105 

17 
15 

10 


3,673 


26 
3,647 


248 

136 
80 
77 
24 

160 
66 
48 
93 
85 
9b 
90 

357 
32 
37 

397 


445 
207 


150 
23 
33 

114 
22 
9 

66 

57 

.  26 

111 
21 

311 


Sales, 
entire  year 

dollars) 


34,294 

6,458 
10,661 

5,356 

2,588 
845 
755 

4,884 
183 

2,564 

3,989 
13,311 

1,963 
52,897 

16,594 


3,144 

751 

658 

522 

1,213 

4,130 
9,320 


24,474 
5,490 


(x) 


(x) 
4,044,429 


1,579,536 

279,195 

175,902 

72,619 

59,519 

29,067 

52,601 

41,221 

39,181 

43,008 

77,162 

80,528 

145,225 

107, 384 

42,497 

10,803 

322,624 

1,634,547 


979,987 
654,560 

49,261 

736,372 


254,565 
33,176 
21,677 
32,561 
9,458 
18,790 

21,292 
21,327 
19,028 
58,503 
6,238 
239,757 

44,713 


Ply  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousfinii 
dollars) 


330 
949 
387 
511 

42 
175 
441 

48 
132 

575 

522 

28 

6,533 

872 

240' 


52 
71 
76 

177 
455 

5,610^ 


2jl37 

430 
642 
26 
29 
35 
471 
61 
287 
156 

176 
398 
90 


Active 
proprietors.* 
November 

(Xumber) 


138 
94 


2,581 
228 


193,083 

7,421 
185,662 


106,792 

11,726 

12,006 
4,388 
4,448 
980 
4,690 
3,715 
".,640 
3,672 
7,009 
8,535 
6,550 

13,241 
4,501 
1,025 

15,(66 

65,444 


54,645 
10,799 

2,361 

9,830 


41,228 
3,485 


2,829 
354 
496 
439 
167 
90 

751 
650 
238 

1,204 
06 

2,546 

1,235 


1,001 
234 


2,776 


1,336 

290 
174 


48 
36 

148 
57 
43 
95 
41 
46 
46 

280 
16 
42 

419 


144 
19 
30 

121 
19 
7 

63 
48 
20 

103 
20 

310 


Riid  empbyees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(>(umber) 


3,200 


924 

106 
272 
110 
174 
13 
49 
134 
20 
46 

145 

155 


^927 


109 
213 


145 
17 
73 
37 

50 
124 


1,115 


976 
139 


1,757 
47,856 


23,037 

3,087 
3,186 
1,010 
1,284 

253 
1,219 

975 
1,223 

955 
1,869 
2,224 
1,510 
3,492 
1,170 

325 
4,255 

16,317 


14,076 
2,241 


540 
53 

119 

118 

35 

17 

162 
155 

64 
306 

27 
569 


Payroll 


147,013 


62,792 


7,240 

18,623 

8,246 

10,860 

913 

3,729 

9,355 

1,068 

2,753 

10,903 

10,683 

268 

b2,3C7 

12,413 


5,008 

1,032 
1,042 
1,541 
1,393 

3,595 
3,315 


629 

70 


8,465 

12,821 

607 

627 

662 

8,561 

1,203 

5,742 

2,134 

3,826 

7,920 

711 

45,421 

37,984 

7,437 

3,660,880 


146,399 
3,514,481 


2,039,546 

224,901 

227, 578 

82,549 

86,403 

15,982 

88,245 

69,738 

39,891 

68,917 

142,397 

162,938 

132,706 

257,354 

89,056 

18,599 

282,292 

1,220,642 


1,010,404 
210,238 


55,385 
174,586 


49,838 

4,722 
9,364 
8,296 
3,115 
1,460 

12,916 
12,202 

4,650 
23,343 

1,606 
43,074 

24,322 


19,953 
4,369 


CALIFORNIA 


4.19 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opcrauon.  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(J^umher) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumber) 


Payroll 

{Dollars) 


SAN  JOAQUIN  COUNTY   (See  Stockton  Metropolitan  Area,    table  102.) 
SAN  LUIS  OBISPO  COUNTT,   total 


Merchant  wholesalers,   total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


Other  operating  types 

SAN  MATEO  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equiiment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


SANTA  BARBARA  COUNTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


SANTA  CLARA  COUNTY  (See  San  Jose  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SANTA  CRUZ  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


SHASTA  COUNTY,  total.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


SOLANO  COUNTY,  total.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


» 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  stipplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


10,335 


3,A74 
4,124 
1,701 

447 
26 

563 

5,027 
3,165 


1,748 
1,417 


1,173 


3 

712 

3 

576 

665 

1 

087 

5 

833 

199 

4 

251 

15 

576 

24 

559 

2 

263 

28,090 


5,809 
4,242 
5,050 
1,540 
882 
2,985 
7,582 

2,727 
8,775 
3,752 


20,997 
2,474 


28,827 


9,354 


1,307 


172 
437 
101 

77 
2 

68 

150 
283 


179 
104 


528 
206 

38 
167 
961 

33 
269 

342 
77 
235 


2,089 


337 
516 
384 
183 
103 
232 
334 

312 

238 

45 

4,611 


4,526 
85 


9 

2,427 

144 

5 

1,254 

121 

7 

1,989 

98 

6 

■  650 

51 

13 

3,034 

415 

17 

5,367 

156 

19 

10,312 

2,023 

6 

3,794 

108 

5 

2,981 

88 

3 

1,519 

235 

8 

1,728 

57 

7 

692 

96 

6 

2,748 

69 

8 

1,828 

167 

5 

956 

84 

13 

5,821 

242 

4 

2,071 

47 

3 

1,583 

116 

9 

3,149 

143 

13 

1,446 

237 

6 

952 

101 

8 

852 

69 

27 

9,258 

425 

10 

1,252 

129 

58 

133 

32 

23 

1 
19 


UO 
45 
12 
40 

234 
U 

103 

89 
19 
68 


86 
157 
89 
65 
18 
73 
109 

79 
68 
13 


1,968 
79 


10 

41 

2,721 

6 

51 

2,629 

8 

21 

1,701 

9 

14 

1,087 

11 

100 

7,120 

13 

51 

3,068 

12 

939 

42,0U 

2 

23 

•    2,154 

3 

31 

2,252 

15 

41 

3,148 

10 

65 

4,301 

6 

34 

2,056 

10 

30 

1,314 

19 

102 

7,ao 

3 

26 

1,386 

15,957 


3,544 
7,739 
2,189 
1,378 
43 
1,059 

3,125 

10,578 


4,351 
6,227 

319 

54,859 


41,807 


lO.iVl 

3,587 

767 

3,787 

17,213 

663 

5,519 

7,115 
1,587 
4,350 

151,490 


40,323 


6,333 
10,078 
7,277 
3,333 
1,759 
4,815 
6,228 

6,223 

4,676 
774 


96,072 
3,422 


62,494 


15,258 


22,K6 


16,047 


21 

1,612 

65 

5,283 

11 

1,223 

27 

1,854 

22 

1,760 

45 

2,574 

21 

1,741 

64 

4,979 

15 

1,120 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4.20 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104,— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.es,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


WumbCT) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

iThousartd 
dolUiTs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doliars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

(Humbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
WumM 


SONOMA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalersj  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buiv  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

STANISUUS  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods ^ 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

TULASE  COUDTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations ,  terminals 

Aflsemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

VENTUHA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

ABsemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

J^semblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


2 

134 


6 

145 


22,542 


3,606 

7,359 

3,571 

512 

705 

1,640 

919 

913 

3,317 

8,994 

10,882 

2,906 


223 

307 

204 

51 

86 

117 

70 

111 

204 

435 

715 
177 


M 


M 


M 


(x) 
61,511 


31,345 


(x) 


(x) 


6,910 

6,371 

734 

269 

2,422 

865 

683 

352 

12,739 

809 
11,915 
10,998 


209 

433 
35 
17 

395 
94 
98 
19 

415 

70 

455 

24 


6,082 
362 


14,061 


2,080 

1,697 

3,312 

944 

1,906 

596 

254 

1,848 

1,424 

14,558 


144 
232 
17 
286 
48 
24 
182 
114 

651 

3,081 


X,738 
20,473 


6,604 

77,908 


2,970 
111 


119 
8,507 


16.507 


1,843 
3,339 
2,934 
1,336 
4,119 
2,936 

8,513 

48,687 


60 
299 
151 
244 
106 
100 


7,083 


27,783 
20,904 


4,201 


6,737 
346 


24 
33 
25 

21 
30 
73 

126 

170 
50 


(x) 


(x) 


62 

284 

11 

7 

116 

22 

39 

7 

158 

20 
122 
25 


120 
40 


16 
92 
68 

6 
76 
10 

9 
54 
42 

193 

1,946 


1,784 
162 


61 

3,571 


6 
102 
50 
78 
27 
34 


3,145 


2,824 
321 


COLORADO 


<■■      ■■ 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 5 .02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 5 .04 

Denver  Metropolitan  Area 5. 04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 5.05 

104  Coimties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 5 .06 

Denver  County 5 .06 

El  Paso  County 5.07 

Larimer  County 5.07 

Mesa  Coxinty 5.07 

Pueblo  County 5.07 

Weld  County 5.07 

5.01 


5.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101  .-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  cf  operation  and  kind  of  btisiness 


Estab' 
lish- 
ments 


{>iumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expense*? 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Humber) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(>(umber) 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


^ate»  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19«i8, 

Wholesale  establishments v 19i8, 

1939, 
1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTJtBLISHHENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Sei^ice  wholesalers 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  ( country )  elevators 

Other  assPTTihlers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Heats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines),... 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies..... 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Luriber,  millwork: 

Direct  mi  11  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ooinaercial  machines,  equipment...,......,. 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transporation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


2,671 


21 
2,650 


2,274 
2,075 


l,2i2 
46 


181 

74 


473 
261 


37 
221 
115 


151 

~3? 

15 

5 

42 


"7? 


20 
164 


31,226 
1,628,603 


431,118 
539,626 


619,029 
15,239 


268,347 
113,763 


98,082 
332,724 


26,551 
116,744 
38,124 


92,279 


47^111 

2,355 

1,470 

23,121 

18,222 

57,078 


27,821 
29,257 


15,464 
25,220 


19.646 


13,957 
2,536 
1,027 
2,126 

27,339 


12,785 
3,241 


12,046 
6,165 


5,881 


3,313 

451 

7,736 

59,788 
45,649 

34,518 

I2;5i4 

21,984 
30.649 


14,677 
15,972 

43,491 


3,117 

33,502 

6,872 

73 ,276 


7,268 
16,369 

7,947 
29,215 

5,109 

6,577 

791 
4,754 


24,984 


26,481 


1,376,807 


1,505,628 


1.512.756 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


3,916 
75,028 


19,920 
23,947 


1.826 


1,572 
893 


965 
24,019 

12,577 
n.a. 


993 
25,674 


13,401 
n.a. 


25,483 


14,211 
n.a. 


64,735 
1,312,072 


n.a. 
n.a. 


67,833 

1,437,795 


n.a. 
n.a. 


70,424 
1,442,332 


n.a. 
n.a. 


79,348 

1,081 


12.8 

7.1 


44,406 
540 


954 
39 


14,117 
172 


6,022 


15,065 
186 


6,105 


15,044 
175 


769,945 
9,532 


841,821 
10,123 


847,323 
9,670 


34,609 
5,927 


9,676 
7,201 


12.9 
5.2 


9.9 
2.2 


17,287 
2,311 


2,581 
2,811 


432 
239 


5,536 
486 


991 
1,005 


5,569 

536 


1,017 
1,033 


5,161 
543 


985 

1,087 


321,881 
39,476 


48,641 
51,068 


334,543 
44,416 


52,4.13 
54,273 


325,522 
46,286 


51,773 
56,706 


1,438 
4,972 
3,605 


5.4 
4.2 
9.4 


881 
2,568 
1,643 


51 
102 


343 

767 
602 


14,289 


279 

1,034 

955 


559 
998 
931 


12,505 
36,642 
22,382 


13,336 
50,823 
36,017 


23,653 
46,496 
34,903 


8,301 


4,709 

283 

154 

1,460 

1,695 

7,385 


9.0 


4,926 


1,596 


88,054 


10.0 
12.0 
10.5 
6.3 
9.3 

12.9 


3,072 

176 

54 

855 

769 

3,474 


4,672 
2,713 

4,714 


"l67Sr 
9.3 


2,152 
1,322 


91 
129 


957 

66 

18 

259 

296 

1,237 


992 

65 

21 

281 

384 


939 

66 

17 

295 

447 


55,062 
3,353 
964 
14,289 
14,386 


25,445 


779 
458 


951 
544 


9(5r 
535 


2,407 
2,307 


2.940 


15.6 
9.1 


15.0 


^52 
1,182 

1.662 


270 
354 


319 
355 


303 
388 


35,889 
21,685 

37.612 


58,571 
3,235 
1,136 
16,209 
16,294 

71.849 


97, 537 
58,176 
3,477 
1,051 
17,891 
16,942 

65,485 


15,482 
22,130 

30.114 


43,576 
28,273 

42,490 


41,641 
23,344 


19,681 
22,809 

29.924 


17,242 
23,729 

31.105 


1,867 
351 
148 
574 

l-,640 


13.4 
13.8 
14.4 
27.0 

6.0 


1,145 

200 

63 

254 

873 

1,353 


391 
78 
21 


410 
79 
18 
84 


405 
78 
23 
86 


20,929 

3,705 

996 

4,484 

17,462 


20,535 

3,790 

935 

4,664 

17,423 

24,684 


20,774 
4,298 
1,155 
4,878 

18,167 

24,553 


,945 
418 


2,925 
2  S58 


15.2 
12.9 


24.3 


1,149 
204 


2,056 


-17587 

489 


""Kir 

143 


299 
78 


618 


301 
84 


639 
""?5T 


20,807 
3,493 

29,298 
22;i33 


1,717 


501 
154 
1,062 

2,181 
8,957 

4,009 
i;343 


15.1 
34.1 
13.7 

3.6 
19.6 

11.6 
TUTT 


340 

76 

642 

760 
5,555 

2,266 


1,497 


106 

36 

206 

193 
1,953 


110 
33 
206 

'  205 
2,038 


113 

38 

204 

238 
2,023 


Tttr 

405 


-!2r 

411 


427 


5,550 
1,505 


11,946 
99,321 

36.351 
11,919 


21,214 
3,470 

29,767 
22,268 


19,771 


20,918 
3,635 


34.070 
25,834 


8,186 


6,177 
1,350 
12,244 

13,165 
106,844 


12,994 
25,521 


2,437 
2,230 


16.6 
14.0 


1,403 
1,202 


3,430 


439 
319 


""45?" 
336 


1,079 


464 
349 


29,644 
18,393 

53,893 


31,703 
20,242 


6,938 

1,388 

12,256 

14,778 
107,985 

41,832 
IJ, 5(5(3 


54,187 


33,074 
21,113 


128 
3,835 
1,279 

13,509 


7779 
2,382 
977 
4,883 
1,532 
1,797 

159 


4.1 
11.4 
18.6 

18.4 


"273 
14.6 
12. 3 
16.7 
30.0 
27.3 

20.1 

18.5 


85 

2,485 

860 

7.553 


15 
649 
236 


15 
788 
276 


15 
731 
249 


*95T 

1,274 

510 

2,894 

877 

936 

107 


T9r 

279 
121 
849 
312 
283 


T5T 
280 
U5 
904 
317 
295 


281 
124 
885 
310 
284 


1,930 
38,126 
13,837 

U4,666 
17,128 
23,440 
8,381 
48,993 
15,804 
16,826 

4,094 

8,433 


1,930 
47,833 
17,238 

142.667 

iljws 

26,056 
8,729 
51,972 
15,751 
17,857 

4,204 


1,930 
44,789 
14,860 

141,445 

24,874 
8,282 
52,681 
15,749 
17,409 

4,246 


COLORADO 


5.03 


Tabic  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 
Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kjnd  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,    other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,   sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Coal,   coke 

Form  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products.. 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,    varnishes 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutcoiDtlve  equipment ,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Machinery,  equiiMaent ,   supplies 

Cdmerc  lal  machines ,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,    supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices   (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Elec  trlcal  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpoent,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products    (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Fumi  ture ,   ht^oe  furnishings 

Furniture 

Hone  f uralshlngs,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products   (lnedlble),n.e.c 

Automotive  equipnent,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  siqiplies,   apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies 

iMMibeT,  CGOstructioD  materials 

Machinery,   equlpDent,   supplies 

CooBiercial  machines,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,    equipment,    sxqjplies 

Other  machinery,  equipments ,  siqiplles 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  agents  and  brokers 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) ,    total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables   (fresh) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible^  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Humber) 


201 

5 

5 

36 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Dwujand 
dollaTs) 


6,265 


3,325 
59.280 


7,894 
2,821 
2,350 

10,439 
2,599 
2,770 

13,434 

268.347 


31,571 
15,642 

18.105 


5,378 

10,926 

1,801 

5,434 

704 
22,174 
55,097 
10,341 

54.196 


6,639 
37,421 
2,036 
8,100 

2,208 
52,875 


113,763 


15,841 
2,733 
2,595 
8,706 
4,534 

15,997 
5,116 

53,241 

332.724 


36,341 

10,483 

1,559 

2,920 

9.098 


6,493 
2,605 

460 

227.658 


3,747 

218,918 

4.993 


7.626 


6,873 
753 


3,316 
3,765 

3,3X 

7.925 


262 
6,116 
1,547 

912 
12,584 

181.419 


3,310 
43,806 

133.569 


102,427 
1,499 
5,758 


Operating  expensed 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


62; 


7,963 


1,669 
470 
177 

1,410 
434 
491 

1,428 

34,609 


3,246 
4,067 


1,070 

1,285 

399 

255 

167 

2,530 

5,624 

1,394 

8,134 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


-K:cr 

19.8 


13.4 


21.1 
16.7 
7.5 
13.5 
16.7 
17.7 
10.6 

12.9 


10.3 
26.0 


19.9 
U.8 
22.2 

4.7 
23.7 
11.4 
10.2 
13.5 

15.0 


2,364 

4,743 

470 

557 

351 
6,087 


5.927 


1,184 

128 

360 

218 

93 

1,070 
354 

2,510 

7.201 


35.6 

12.7 

23.1 

6.9 

15.9 
11.5 


5.2 


1,087 
323 
180 
154 

596 


419 
177 

34 

2.158 


45 

1,937 

176 

321 

543 


479 
64 


195 
231 


32 
378 
110 

94 
560 


245 
4,257 


5.448 


3,652 

142 

84 

1,570 

65 


7.5 
4.7 
13.9 
2.5 
2.0 
6.7 
7.1 
4.3 

2.2 


3.0 

3.1 

11.5 

5.3 

6.6 


6.4 
6.3 

7.4 

0.9 


1.2 
0.9 
3.5 


7.0 
8.5 


5.9 
6.1 


12.2 
6.2 
7.1 

10.3 

4.4 


7.4 
9.7 


3.6 
9.5 
1.4 
6.6 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


636 


4,129 

884 
293 
45 
598 
249 
244 
757 

17,287 


1,308 
1,754 


429 

255 
168 

141 

83 

1,349 

3,620 

824 

5,162 


1,678 

2,825 

294 

365 

187 
2,007 


380 
66 
306 
119 
59 
334 
245 
802 


391 

89 

127 

7 


lS5 

29 

3 

1.062 


4 
867 
191 

89 


168 
11 


5.092 


2.258 


101 
2,157 

2.800 


1,834 

86 

29 

851 

34 


116 

24 
9 
7 

17 

16 
5 

23 


36 

1 

150 

21 

41 

2 

60 

2 

173 

25 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


267 
"TO" 


1,435 

296 

354 

128 

20 

226 

70 

61 

280 


366 
568 


115 
49 
55 

38 
23 

398 
1,546 

251 

1.477 


3ST 
879 
101 
UA 

43 
607 


92 
17 
46 
10 
10 
67 
52 
192 

1,005 


108 

28 

31 

2 


26 
13 

1 

555 


3 

499 
53 


^47 
798 


598 
36 


July  15 

(Number) 


268 
"TDT 


,507 

■T3y 

389 

130 
18 

199 
72 
67 

297 


379 
663 


120 
54 
59 

40 
19 

406 
1,327 

263 

1.567 


405 
921 
107 
134 

49 
623 


106 
20 
45 
18 
11 
78 
56 

202 

1.033 


109 
34 
35 
3 


26 
13 

2 

553 


2 

490 
61 

31 

56 


56 
1,080 


861 
35 
11 

2U 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


256 
"T05" 


1,523 
32J 
360 
135 
18 
196 
78 
59 
355 

5,161 


425 
569 


124 
53 
57 

37 

22 

405 

953 

259 

1,560 
418" 
917 
112 
113 

60 
637 


109 
19 
43 
IS 
12 
77 
59 

206 


106 

32 

35 

5 


27 
13 

2 

609 


3 

562 
44 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 

(Dollars) 


12,279 
3,413 


71,209 
17;50l 
14,668 
5,212 
942 
10,672 
4,230 
4,257 
13,727 

321,881 


22,373 
32,681 

15.643 


8,202 
4,391 
3,050 

2,109 

1,641 

25,421 

75,595 

13,763 

92,967 


32,501 

48,853 

5,176 

6,437 

2,389 
37,299 

39,476 


6,403 
1,U9 
5,865 
689 
1,056 
5,718 
4,388 
14,208 

51,068 


6,228 

1,592 

2,505 

100 

4,246 


3,748 
498 

40 

19.698 


85 
16,770 
2,843 

2,018 


176 
1,177 


758 
34 
30 

288 


2,946 
2.iU 


1,769 


437 
1,282 

1,632 

4,090 


639 

2,774 

677 

737 
3,467 


1,525 
28,415 


40.906 


28,464 

1,754 

523 

10,165 

683 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


12,582 
4  535 


77,603 


~J0,216 

16,861 

5,686 

961 

9,491 

4,397 

4,683 

15,308 

334,543 


23,455 
40,102 

15.488 


7,539 
4,736 
3,213 

2,410 

1,655 

26,927 

69,333 

15,437 

97.362 


29,804 
54,170 
5,571 
7,717 

3,117 
39,257 


44,416 


7,076 
1,204 
4,982 
3,895 
1,122 
6,296 
4,464 
15,377 

54,273 


7,261 

1,846 

2,606 

110 

4.348 


3,790 
558 

90 

20.146 


70 
16,272 
3,804 

1,970 

3,665 


3/11 
254 


564 
1,169 

1,736 

3,912 


555" 

2,503 

817 

1,324 
3.526 


44,823 
1  628 


54.825 


41,899 

1,434 

632 

10,810 

528 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


11,645 

— 4732r 

7,283 

81,508 
20,395 
17,425 
5,966 
893 
10,001 
4,997 
4,661 
17,170 

325,522 


27,131 
35,110 

15.843 


8,034 
4,831 
2,978 

2,129 

1,523 

28,293 

59,505 

U,121 

97.067 


31,104 
53,445 
6,138 
6,380 

3,707 
41,093 

46,286 


7,575 
1,311 
4,321 
3,924 
1,226 
6,243 
5,244 
16,U2 

56.706 


7,695 

1,866 

2,831 

205 

4.497 


3,959 
538 


100 
18,104 
3,339 


3,367 
278 

1,776 


53T 
1.238 


1,931 
3,912 


65?" 

2,472 

782 

789 
3,991 


52.716 


5,537 
47,179 

51.308 


35,890 

1,603 

809 

13,006 

1,028 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tfiousand 
dollars) 


418 
■~J5T 


6,513 

i;46l 

1,428 

Ul 

1 

1,050 

495 

318 

1,689 

19,280 


1,095 
643 

1.024 


385 
298 
341 

rs 

7 

3,773 

1,899 

864 

6.356 


4U 
4,427 

283 
1,232 

351 
3.079 


171 

in 


10 
10 


138 

103 
22 


39 
782 


6.014 
4  788 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  101  .-THE  STATE^-Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Pehsonnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estalv 
lish- 
ments 

(.Humbcr) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

dollors) 

Operating  expcnscal 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propne- 
tors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  land  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 

March  IS 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 

(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollurs) 

Nov.  15 
(Dolbrj) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

{Thousand 
dall<ir<) 

ADMIHlsraATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State ,    total 

21 

31,226 

n.a. 

n.a. 

3.916 

965 

993 

998 

64^735 

^7,831 

70.424 

221 

Type  of  Operation 

3 
8 
10 

(x)'" 
(x) 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n... 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

82 
2,512 
1,322 

... 

19 
650 
296 

27 
634 
282 

21 

675 
302 

1,324 
43,920 
19,491 

2,006 
46,979 
18,848 

1,389 
48,132 
20,903 

210 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsevhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brolcerage  or  connnission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnex.,  by  Type  of  Opeilation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metrtipolitan  area,  type  of  operation. 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Salm, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doll<irs) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roU, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propn- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

and  kind  of  business 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

PayroU 
(Dolkrj) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num. 

ber) 

PayroU 
(Dollars) 

DENVIR  METHOPOLITAll  AREA, ' 

1,366 

1,256,706 

63,469 

881 

19,646 

1,190,986 

DENVm  MEmOPdlTAN  AHEA~Con. 
Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Con. 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles, other  motor  vehicles 

Aicusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.. 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with 
stocks),   total 

175 

128,016 

6,054 

137 

2,065 

Wholesale  establishments 

21 
1,345 

805 
221 

31,226 
1,225,4S0 

504,560 
371,433 

3,916 
59,553 

36,598 
18,641 

881 

601 
7 

998 
18,648 

11,984 
5,386 

70,424 
.,120,562 

687,764 
351,342 

117,486 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIHENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

10 
28 
7 
4 
13 
18 
95 

151 

12,lto 
7,247 
2,111 
1,930 
6,360 
2,599 

95,589 

259.975 

713 
321 
245 
25 
423 
249 
3,578 

16.395 

6 
18 
2 

5 
11 
16 
79 

7 

219 

338 

106 

9 

134 

78 

1,181 

4,362 

14)593 

16,277 

4,962 

440 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches. 

4,997 
68,982 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 

151 
70 

57 

225 

37 

805 

259,975 
111,458 

34,  lU 

283,632 

31,741 

504,560 

16,395 
2,246 

1,032 

2,488 

794 

36,598 

7 

42 

212 

19 

601 

4,862 
524 

333 
695 
250 

11,984 

306,186 
45,156 

20, 4X 
49,143 
11,883 

687^64 

30^,186 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies.... 
Commercial  machines,   equipment.. 
Industrial  machinery,  equipment, 

supplies 

Other  machinery,   equipt,  spls... 

Manufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices 
(without  stocks),   total 

19 

18 

3 

6 

48 

29,401 

18,105 

704 

55,097 

52.741 

1,135 

352 

83 

3,620 

4.870 

... 

370 

2X 

22 

953 

1.454 

23,626 
15,843 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products).... 
Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

59,505 
89.794 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

17 

20 
11 

57 
70 

6,120 

36,909 
9,712 

103,927 
Ul,458 

1,545 

2,740 
585 

5,835 
2,246 

7 

378 

890 
186 

1,329 
524 

27,675 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.... 

72 

61,664 

3,433 

63 

1,258 

68,286 

51  293 

11 

5 

5 

22 

29 

84 

S6,J65 

548 

1,470 

18,187 

15,194 

36,615 

5,109 

48 

54 

632 

590 

1,950 

7 

5 

10 

24 

22 

118 

630 

15 

17 

217 

379 

760 

3S;786 
905 
1,051 
13,324 
14,220 

36,595 

10,826 
115,895 

45,156 

Confectionery 

Fish,   seafoods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties... 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 
Furniture,   home  furnishings 

8 
5 
4 
5 
3 
8 
37 

225 

15,841 
2,733 
2,595 
8,706 
4,534 
15,997 
61,052 

283,632 

380 
66 
306 
119 
59 
3X 
982 

2,488 

212 

109 
19 
43 
18 

■  12 
77 

246 

695 

30 

54 
22 

16,604 
20,011 

31,314 

1,029 
921 

1.606 

44 
74 

14 

417 
343 

470 

20,368 
16,227 

31.805 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

4,321 

Beer,   irtncs,  distilled  spirits 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 
Manufs'   sales  off Ices, n.e.c 

Agents,   brokers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

3,924 

12 
10 

22 

S,145 
23,169 

15,144 

531 
1,075 

1,250 

11 
3 

13 

158 
312 

435 

9,986 
21,819 

23.110 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

6,243 
20,556 

Drugs 

9 
13 

10 
24 
12 
87 

37 

ii,S7i 

2,272 

17,779 
11,923 
10,287 
34,505 

31,117 

1,031 
219 

629 
2,025 

940 
4,305 

2.010 

a 

5 

4 
13 

8 
52 

23 

367 
68 

314 
621 
300 
1,544 
591 

1S,909 
4,201 

13,742 
33,446 
18,251 
83,301 

35,635 

49,143 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

31 

11 

6 

15 

18 

34,366 
10,019 
1,559 
2,920 
9.098 

381 

88 

127 

7 

214 

35 
7 
3 

18 

21 

101 
32 
35 

5 

40 

7,511 
1,866 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf)... 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autoootive  equipment,   tires,   tubes. 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products. 
Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

2,331 
205 

4,497 

11 
7 

23 
12 

22 

6,493 
2,605 

181,083 
4,747 

7,626 

185 
29 

751 
89 

179 

13 
8 

22 
8 

22 

27 
13 

223 

33 

53 

3,959 

Home  furnishings, floor  coverings 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Autcootive  equipment, tires, tubes,. 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Elect,  appliances,  specialties.. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  healing, equipt,  spls.. 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies.... 
Commercial  machines,  equipsent.. 
Industrial  machinery,   equipment. 

538 

General  line, apparatus, supplies. . 
Elect,  appliances, specialties.... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

15 
22 

41 

12)323 

18,794 

22.088 

743 
1,267 

1,939 

12 
11 
20 

206 
385 

574 

12,809 
22,826 

33.774 

14,169 
1,948 

Hardware 

11 
30 

38 

d,550 
13,538 

38.398 

924 
1,015 

3.013 

3 
17 

26 

288 
286 

857 

16,079 
17,695 

53.635 

3,645 

Plumbing,  he  a  ting  equlpt,  spls.... 
Lumber,  construction  materials 

19 
3 

23 

6,873 
753 

7.081 

i6i 

11 

92 

IS 
4 

21 

49 

4 

29 

3)36'> 
278 

Lumber ,   mlllwork 

20 
18 

165 

33,492 
4,906 

61.387 

2,382 
631 

6.949 

14 
12 

84 

663 
194 

2.006 

43,037 
10,598 

129,908 

1,776 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlinent,   supplies 

11 
12 

4 

26 

3)316 
3,765 

3,330 

7,925 

}9 
63 

98 

227 

9 
12 

2 

24 

10 
19 

13 

61 

53S 
1,238 

Construction  machinery, equipment. 
Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment.. 
Industrial  machinery,  equifmient. 

9 
13 

48 
20 
75 

16 

i4;a57 

6,727 

21,818 
4,745 
13,240 

4,323 

1)228 
439 

2,634 

807 

1,841 

495 

8 
5 

19 

8 

44 

21 

264 
104 

798 
282 
558 

189 

23,946 
7,002 

47,700 
U,531 
36,729 

8.790 

1,931 
3.912 

3 

18 

5 

3 
31 

262 

6,116 
1,547 

912 
12,966 

36 

150 
41 

K) 
175 

21 
2 

2 
27 

13 

37 
11 

11 
59 

Hi 

Professional  equipment,  supplies. 

2,472 

Waate  materials 

Other  machinery,  equipt,  spls... 

Metals,   metal  work   (exc,   scrap}... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

782 

Iran,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

9 

7 

1,304 
3,019 

111 
384 

13 
8 

50 
139 

2)026 
6,764 

789 
4,063 

*     Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesaea. 
n.e.c.     Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^     Consists  of  Adams,  Arapahoe,   Denver,    and  Jefferson  Counties. 


COLORADO 


5.05 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABLISHME.VTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL TOTAl,;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


Tool 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 

(Xumher) 


State,   total. 


AdBdDistratlve,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establ  ishments 


Adaiae  County 

Aurora  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County. 


Alanosa  County 

Alanosa 

Remainder  of  County. 


Arapahoe  County 

Aurora  (part)^ 

Englewood 

Remainder  of  County. 


Archuleta  County. 

Baca  County 

Bent  County 


Boulder  County 

Boulder 

Longmcnt 

Remainder  of  County,. 


Chaffee  County 

Salida 

Remainder  of  County. 


Cheyenne  County.... 
Clear  Creek  County. 

Conejos  County 

Costilla  County. . . . 

Crowley  County 

Custer  County 

Delta  County 


Denver  County  (coextensive  with  Denver 
city) 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


Dolores  County. 
Douglas  County. 
Eagle  County. . . 
Elbert  County.. 


El  Paso  County 

Colorado  Springs .... 
Remainder  of  County. 


Fremont  County 

Canon  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Garfield  County. 
Gilpin  County. .. 
Grand  County. .. . 
Gunnison  County. 
Hinsdale  County. 


Huerfano  County 

Walsenburg 

Remainder  of  County. 

JaclESon  County 


Jefferson  County 

Golden 

Remainder  of  County. 


Kiowa  County 

Kit  Carson  County. 
Lake  County 


La  Plata  County 

Durango , 

Remainder  of  County.. 


Larimer  County 

Fort  Collins 

Loveland 

Remainder  of  County. 


Las  Animas  County 

Trinidad 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lincoln  County. . 


Logan  County 

Sterling 

Remainder  of  County. 


Mesa  County 

Grand  Junction 

Remainder  of  County. 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


21 
2,650 


21 
1,271 


31,226 
1,628,603 

12,479 


213 
12,266 


4,950 
3,350 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,916 
75,028 


205 
133 


(i) 
(x) 

(x) 

13,124 
1,676 


3,396 
2,064 
3,830 

2.897 

(x) 

2,493 

425 

2,546 

1,050 

813 

(x) 

8,658 


31,226 
1,204,563 

1,005 
594 
343 

1,588 

36.832 


25,573 
11,259 


2,332 
969 


1,018 
707 


(x) 


(x) 

5,598 

13,225 

691 


7, 028 
2,990 


3,407 
2,427 
6,040 


"TxT 
(x) 


3,761 
21,995 


11,186 
10,809 

27,759 


23,013 
4.746 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


161 
38 


258 
103 
126 


(x) 


33 

2 
112 
97 
15 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(\umber) 


1,826 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,916 
58,480 


1,703 
153 


"CiT 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


103 

203 

16 


~«6 
58 


183 

57 

110 


"TiT" 
(x). 


536 
108 


1,483 
107 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 


15r 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweelt  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


998 
25,483 


2 

277 


102 
85 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


113 
38 
52 


(X) 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


70,424 
1,442,332 


6S 

13,181 


~J737 
2,664 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,528 
699 


4,849 
1,993 


M 


19,222 


998 
18,224 


587 
87 


(x) 


Cx) 
(x) 


119 

7 


192 

48 


"TiT 

(x) 


225 
63 


625 
52 


(x) 

747 

50 

1,896 

870 

237 

(x) 

12,699 


1,169,565 


70,424 
1,099,141 

1,754 

7 

131 

554 

35.153 


32,183 
2,970 


4,943 


2,429 
2,514 

2,526 

332 

292 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


1,288 
17 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTtousdml 
dollars) 


634,268 
8,340 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2,647 

1,044 

521 


"TiT 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2,217 


1,544 
3,514 

341 


10,165 
716 


3,615 
1,204 
2,161 


(x) 


11,410 
2,224 

37.941 


35,813 
2,128 


TiT 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


21,796 


20,593 
1,203 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


93r 
576 

1,635 

(x)    ■■■ 
282 

1.135 


"TIT 
(x) 


(x) 
(X) 


(x) 


(i) 
(x) 


1,256 
(X) 

(x) 


5,775 

-Jif 

(x) 


5,475 


5,475 


17.236 


16,852 
384 


1,362 
19 


_32. 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


994,335 
4.139 


(x) 


"TIT 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


749 
1,020 
3,309 


(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


1,005 
594 
343 
944 

15,036 


4,980 
10,056 


1,344 
393 


(x) 


To" 


(X) 
(x) 


243 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


691 
4.655 


(x) 

(X) 


2,151 


(X) 

(X) 


5,711 
10,809 


6,161 
4,362 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


Mineral  County. . . 
Moffat  County. .  . 
Montozuma  County. 
Montrose  County.. 


Morgan  County 

Fort  Morgan 

Rjraainder  of  CoLuity. 


Otero  County 

La  Junta 

Remainder  of  County. 


Ouray  County. . .. 

Parl(  County 

Phillips  County. 
Pitkin  County. . . 


Prowers  County 

Lamar 

Remainder  of  County. 


Pueblo  County 

Pueblo 

Remainder  of  County. 

Rio  Blanco  County 

Rio  Grande  County 

Routt  County 

Sa^ache  County 

San  Juan  Co'jnty 


San  Miguel  County. 
Sedewlck  County. . . 

Summit  County 

Teller  County 

Vashin?ton  County. 


Weld  County 

Gr»eley 

Remainder  of  County. 


Y'jjua  County. 


Establish- 
ments 


113 
16 


Total 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(«) 

7,552 
8,011 
6, .162 

13,889 

10,404 


3,570 
5,457 


395 

9,047 

M 


6,339 
7,335 

48,040 


42,368 
5,672 

1.375 

12,311 

1.172 

4.037 

(x) 

(x) 

3,431 
(x) 

200 

4,583 

41.915 


17,804 
24,111 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


(x) 


258 
207 
226 

278 


130 
215 


(x) 


25 

119 


241 
122 


2,743 
231 

39 

406 
95 
138 
(x) 

(x) 

83 
(x) 

11 
75 

1,693 


903 
790 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(T^umber) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 


(x) 


83 
125 
158 

129 


(x) 


84 
107 


956 
114 

7 

273 

13 

77 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


313 
295 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


(x) 
5,546 
5,067 
6,987 


5,205 
2  1S6 


2,130 
4,751 


484 
2,472 
(x) 


4,259 
4,428 


53,169 
4.488 

706 

10,738 

655 

2.784 

(x) 

(x) 

1.690 
(x) 

224 

1,250 

30,262 


15,167 
15,095 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,233 
387 
944 


445 


1,536 
2,483 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


29,354 
1,492 


(x) 

9 
(x) 


(x) 
10,323 


9,348 
975 


(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Humha) 


Sales. 
CDiire  year 


(Thousdml 
dollars) 


(x) 


2.319 
7,624 
5,518 

12,683 
2 1 724 
9,959 

5.003 
2To3Z 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


13,014 
4,180 

(x) 

11.824 
(x) 

4,037 
(x) 


(x) 

3 
(x) 


3,431 
200 


(x) 
31 . 592 


8,456 
23,136 


(x) 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  '■/ithheld  to  avoid  disclosiire. 
^  Based  on  advance   1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  in  Adams  and  Arapahoe  Counties. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kii^d  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  anj  Lmd  of  business 


Establishments 


(Xumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors.  • 
November 

(Aiumber) 


P&id  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Empbyees 
(Humbtr) 


Payroll 

(Elollar]) 


DENVER  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLES/ILE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  dietllled  apirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials). 


Other  operating  types . 


1,292 


21 
1,271 


6S 
77 
22 
10 
24 
12 
79 
37 
41 
34 

165 
16 

186 

34 
23 


1,235,739 


31,226 
1,204,563 


493,289 


60,873 
34,133 
31,314 
17,779 
11,923 
10,287 
34,022 
31,117 
22,088 
37,004 
61,387 
4,323 
137,039 

31,021 


7,013 
19,651 

653,589 


3,916 
53,480 


35,784 


3,404 
1,680 
1,606 

629 
2,025 

940 
4,256 
2,010 
1,939 
2,895 
6,949 

495 
6,956 

969 

710 


429 
281 


822 


63 
106 
14 
4 
13 
B 
47 
23 
20 
23 
84 
21 

20 
14 


998 

18,224 


11,651 


1,200 
656 
470 
314 
621 
300 

1,524 
591 
574 
820 

2,006 
189 

2,386 


95 

122 


6,050 


1,169,565 


70,424 
1,099,141 


670,250 


66,9U 

31,183 
31,805 
13,7*2 
33,446 
18,251 
82,307 
35,635 
33,774 
51,345 

129,908 
8,790 

133,151 

19,177 
10,449 


5,243 

5,206 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


COLORADO 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


5.07 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


U.   PASC  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.    leaf) 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  Dfiterials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

LARIMER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies, 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MESA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  t^olesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petrole\jm  buli  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

PUEBLO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents',  brokers 

Assemblers  (aalnly  farm  products) 

WELD  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutociDtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

•  r*roprletors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


(Humber) 


15 

4,065 

243 

15 

4,579 

291 

6 

1,329 

75 

3 

1,408 

31 

9 

1,932 

260 

i 

307 

32 

16 

8,176 

463 

16 

4,189 

79 

S 

3,738 

86 

8 

7,109 

296 

4 

572 

4 

724 

3 

65 

5 

920 

23 

3,677 

16 

5,916 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousdnd 
dollars) 


36,832 


21,796 


27,759 


3,150 
1,173 
1,085 
1,131 
291 
10,406 

2,701 

5,962 


5,322 
660 


1,840 


30,846 


15 

8,251 

351 

16 

2,621 

173 

7 

2,045 

98 

7 

1,393 

157 

5 

518 

62 

4 

2,844 

218 

?0 

1,537 

218 

3 

475 

48 

18 

11,162 

873 

13 

6,203 

490 

18 

4,194 

147 

4 

3,512 

28 

4 

3,285 

111 

10,323 


3,291 

1,500 

772 

4,760 

4,442 
27,150 


Pay  roll, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,856 


1,395 


53 
36 

1 
77 

74 
109 


1,590 


145 
99 
67 

140 
54 

789 

130 
113 


2,198 


1,693 


233 
89 
78 

183 

73 
1,037 


Active 

proprietors.  * 
November 

iHi^mber) 


16 

81 

4,569 

16 

121 

4,995 

30 

1,411 

12 

522 

36 

4,652 

17 

610 

15 

134 

9,801 

14 

29 

1,599 

5 

48 

1,622 

2 

116 

5,372 

E^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(dumber) 


22 

1,041 

10 

632 

1 

20 

31 

1,296 

31 

1,521 

51 

2,470 

50 
51 
68 
55 
17 
311 

52 

47 


1,070 


107 
92 
29 
72 

19 
82 
89 
14 
264 

154 
68 
36 
44 


103 
28 
30 
71 

32 

344 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


35,153 


26,560 


6,980 


2,989 


37,941 


32,254 


2,857 
1,863 
1,361 
2,580 
786 
22,807 

2,508 

2,172 


1,284 
828 


1,007 


57,657 


40,534 


6,223 
3,401 
1,631 
3,248 
1,345 
4,410 
4,275 
902 
15,099 

U,196 

2,976 

681 

2,270 


12,302 


4,938 
2,117 
1,708 
3,539 

1,740 
16,220 


CONNECTICUT 


-M ^N^ 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business ...0..0..0 o.»..o o 6. 02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business,  o 6.04 

Bridgeport  Metropolitan  Area... 6.04 

Hartford  Metropolitan  Area....... 6.04 

New  Britain-Bristol  Metropolitan  Area » 6.04 

New  Haven  Metropolitan  Ai'ea. .........oa.... 6.05 

Stamf ord-Norwalk  Metropolitan  Area. .......o.. 6. 05 

Waterbury  Metropolitan  Area. ,.. 6.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 6. 06 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 6.07 

Fairfield  County 6.07 

Hartford  County 6 .  07 

New  Haven  County 6.07 

New  London  County , 6.07 

6.01 


I 


6.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101,  -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Adinlniatratlve,   auxiliary  units 19*18,. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. . 

1939.. 

1929.. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEOTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market, 

Forei^  trade  merchants. 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  fwith  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers, 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines),,.. 

Industrial  checicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  fumishli^s 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  a»i  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies. 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating ...,, 

Hani  ware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  ralllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commerc lal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establlshioent  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  prcducts 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(>iumbcr) 


2.379 


18 
2,361 
1,593 
1,365 


1,775 
10 
42 

307 
2ir 


118 
89 


56 
129 


7 
12 
U 

3 
30 

10 
171 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,375,708 


783 

1,374,925 

406,926 

488,435 


789,145 


756,689 
13,488 
18,968 


204,466 
81,101 


218,574 
51,414 


22,732 
7,493 


114.210 


44,763 

5,408 

1,395 

50,283 

12,361 

85.  U3 


42,690 
42,453 


67.614 


10,361 
57,253 


27.239 


16,564 
4,206 
1,532 
4,937 

46,093 

15,512 


10,575 
4,937 


9.621 


2,012 
7,609 


19.294 


2,576 
5,380 
2,499 
94 
8,745 

8,173 
28,760 

64.375 


26,268 
38,107 


9,219 
35,858 


36,695 


1,409 
24,193 
11,093 

75,695 


8,339 
8,918 
29,148 
10,664 
4,114 
14,512 

17,983 


17,025 
958 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n,a, 
n.a. 


107,421 
1,468 
1,159 

27,905 


23,276 
4,629 


16,292 
2,047 


885 


9.677 


4,098 

616 

220 

3,111 

1,632 

9.950 


5,588 
4,362 


1,736 
6,902 

4.643 


2,281 
596 
259 

1,507 

2,139 
2.024 


1,246 
778 

1.589 


447 
1,142 

3.392 


391 

745 

596 

29 

1,631 

1,756 
7,090 

8.747 


3,231 
5,516 


7.100 


1,582 
5,518 


6.331 


107 
3,336 
2,888 

15.276 


2,268 
1,305 
6,127 
2,793 
1,177 
1,606 

2,776 


2,703 
73 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a, 
n.a. 


14,2 
10,9 
6.1 


5,7 


7.4 
4.0 


3.9 

5.9 


9,2 
11.4 
15.8 

6,2 
13.2 

11,7 


13.1 
10.3 


16.8 
12,0 


17,0 


13.8 
14.2 
16.9 
30.5 

4.6 


11.8 
15.8 


22.2 
15.0 


17.6 


15.2 
13.8 
23.3 
30.8 
18.6 

21.5 
24.6 


12.3 
U.5 


17.2 
15.4 


17-? 


7.6 
13.8 
26.0 

20.2 


27.2 
14.6 
21.0 
26.2 
28.6 
11.1 

15.9 


15.9 
7.6 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


90,132 


1,991 
88,141 
26,070 
27,504 


62,748 


61,706 
430 
612 


13,635 
2,645 


7,694 
793 


409 

217 


62,748 


5.441 


2,323 
374 
97 

1,803 
844 

5.769 


3,564 
2,205 


4.701 


843 
3,858 


2.946 


1,529 
339 
153 
925 

1,211 

1,123 


641 
482 


209 
651 


2.171 


251 

467 

407 

13 

1,033 

656 
4,465 

4.938 


1,835 
3,103 


4.130 


927 
3,203 


53 
1,974 
1,551 

9.011 


1,186 

870 

3,765 

1,860 

677 

653 

1,486 


iJUi 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


1,243 


1,243 

808 
701 


1,129 


1,103 


41 
145 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
f?*iumber) 


26,450 


565 

25,885 

14,812 

n.a. 


18,492 
96 
156 

4,457 
3,859 


2,164 
260 


179 
81 


18,744 


July  15 
(T^umber) 


25.959 


460 

25,499 

15,175 

n.a. 


Nov.  15 
(?^umbcr) 


27,029 


471 
26,558 
16,095 


19,307 


18,106 

93 

160 


3,992 
617 


2,018 
257 


1.639 


682 
117 
41 
491 
308 

1.818 


1,074 
744 


283 
912 


468 
114 
33 
283 


30^ 
16 


197 
162 


5 
100 


_49. 


65 

ISO 


65 

102 

124 

5 

265 

656 
1,343 

1.809 


496 
713 

1.086 


253 
833 


10 
484 
391 


346 
167 
951 
551 
190 
122 


T37" 
10 


193 
63 


18,359 


695 
129 
52 
527 
321 


1,056 
789 


321 
959 


486 

123 

28 

290 


157 
160 


72 
185 


63 

109 

118 

4 

273 

132 
1,404 

l.g40 


521 
719 


1.112 


256 
856 


12 
512 
477 


336 
173 
973 
551 
196 
134 


358 
10 


19,056 

89 

162 

4,592 


3,958 
634 


2,153 
256 


184 
66 


19,307 


710 
145 
54 
510 
331 


1,062 
749 


303 
949 


488 

128 

27 

275 


193 
167 


71 
209 


-SSL 


66 

107 

118 

4 

236 

570 
1,444 

1.275 


517 
758 


1.U2 


259 
883 


11 
550 
494 

2.387 


345 
195 
990 
545 
192 
120 


346 
12 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


1.612,018 


38,761 

1,573,257 

n.a. 

n.a. 


1,093,932 


1,076,027 

6,369 

11,036 

313,455 


264,674 
48,781 


140,381 
13,524 


U.965 


3,218 
3,747 


1,093,932 


92.878 


39,175 

6,223 

1,751 

30,163 

15,566 

106.846 


65,002 
41,844 


79.687 


15,621 
64,066 


53,173 


24,625 
5,746 
3,001 

19,801 

20,972 
20.053 


12,174 
7,879 


14.351 


3,595 
10,756 


37.83^ 


4,960 

8,003 

7,197 

238 

17,438 

24,951 
73,544 

75.722 


30,582 
45,M0 


64.535 


U,904 
49,631 


660 
31,507 
22,709 

157.53? 


20,805 
13,640 
58,883 
39,406 
13,658 
U,140 

22.503 


21,879 
624 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


1.634.910 


35,889 

1,599,021 

n.a. 


1,112,919 


1,094,191 
7,498 
11,230 

320,323 


270,347 
49,976 


138,905 
14,046 


9,200 
3,628 


1,112.919 


98.492 


41,139 

6,585 

2,239 

32,536 

15,993 

107.627 


62,722 
44,905 


18,346 
71,093 


56.131 


26,292 

6,385 
2,587 
20,867 

22,416 

13.727 


10,713 
3,0W 


4,329 
11,322 


38.753 


4,874 

8,131 

7,137 

203 

18.413 

7,380 
79,475 

81.803 


32,408 
49,395 

67.140 


15,278 
51,852 


760 
34,005 
30,993 

156.148 


20,453 
14,473 
62,  U4 
33,833 
12,920 
12,335 

26, 116 


25,403 
7U 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


1.692.067 


35,847 

1,656,220 

n.a. 

n.a. 


1,159,569 


1,140,267 
7,761 
11,541 

323,212 


269,829 
53,383 


145,846 
14,741 


9,298 
3,554 


1.159.569 


99.090 


41,930 

6,945 

2,304 

31,449 

16,462 

103.460 


62,203 
41,252 


93.479 


17,935 
75,544 


53.355 


26,623 
6,409 
2,703 

17,615 

23,038 
20.743 


12,226 
8,517 


4,157 
13,9U 


39.730 


4,930 
7,969 
6,973 
203 
19,655 

20,701 
84,909 

64.0U 


32,594 
51,421 


71.088 


15,943 
55,145 


70.035 


745 
36,991 
32,299 

161,747 


22,211 
15,922 
63,880 
34,236 
13,021 
12,477 

25.799 


24,982 
817 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


113.014 


1,295 

111,719 
33,423 
46,995 


77,430 


76,247 

27 

1,156 

10,158 
10,158 


23,707 
93 


.^26 


231 
95 


77.430 


7.807 


5,481 
307 
32 
965 

1,022 


i,oa 

620 
7.385 


465 
6,920 


?,m 


2,032 

667 

86 

722 

2,0U 

3.017 


985 
2,032 


1.249 


329 

920 


_ijaa 


239 
639 
394 

41 
1,475 

3,906 
5,490 


7,020 
3,434 
3,586 

7.270 


1,501 
5,769 


_2jm 


2,587 
1,231 


_!Uii 


1,438 

1,322 

3,648 

975 

495 

568 

2.305 


2,132 
173 


CONNECTICUT 


6.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE-  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  lund  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  utiolesalers— Continued 

Waste  materials ...••.... 

Iron^  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles^  other  cutor  vehicles........ ... 

Amusement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers, 

Coal,  coke ••• 

Farm  supplies •• 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products.. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

ManuTacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fara  products  (edible).. 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CooDercial  machines,  equipment..... 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Commercial  machines,  equlpicent 

Industrial  HBChlnery,  equipment,  supplies, ,, 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats, ,. 

Farm  producta  (edible) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment...... 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (ezc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c, 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Fam  products  (edible) ,,,, 

Dairy,  poultry  products ,,,,.,. 

Pniits,  vegetables  (fresh), ,, 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , ,, 

AEHINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices ,.,, 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 


Escib- 
luih- 
ments 


(Number) 


176 


Opei 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dolldrj) 


:rating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
doilars) 


44.517 


26,202 
18,315 


ei.lJA 


3,299 

3,415 


12,206 


12,120 
3,312 
9,390 
21,793 
21,313 
2,172 
8,003 
5,041 


204,466 


1,454 

520 

1,340 

1,117 

5,464 

227 

995 

1,089 


23.276 


94,358 
10,687 
17,041 
3,250 
2,154 
8,517 
8,353 

19,836 


5,529 
1,%6 
2,761 
555 
417 
996 
916 

5,526 


12,949 

5,253 

982 

652 

7,835 
32,435 


81,101 


4,335 
715 
283 
193 

753 
3,852 


2,825 
2,812 
2,949 
19,003 
1,230 

6,243 


293 
166 
516 
841 
64 


670 

4,978 

595 

46,039 

51,414 

13,754 
17,647 
204 
4,657 
2,223 
1,115 

3,797 


245 
487 
105 

1,912 

2,047 

344 
235 
30 
185 
139 
Ul 


403 

2,917 

477 

850 
7,167 

30,225 

28,392 


65 

347 

30 

46 
515 


27,579 
813 


1,833 


1,135 

83 


783 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.6 
18,6 


14^ 


12,0 
15.7 
14.3 
5.1 
25,6 
10,4 
12,4 
21,6 


5,8 
18,4 
16,2 
17,1 
19,4 
11,7 
11.0 

27.8 


33.5 

13.6 
28.8 
29,6 

9,7 
11,9 


5,7 


10,4 
5,9 

17,5 
4,4 
5,2 

13.4 


36.6 

9,8 

17.6 

4,2 

4.0 

2.5 
1.3 

14.7 
4,0 
6,2 

10.0 

11.6 


16.1 

11.9 

6,3 

5,4 

7,2 


4,1 
10,2 


Pay  toll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,671 
1,978 


6.613 


782 
248 
875 
532 
2,925 
85 
508 
658 


2,991 
924 

1,491 
262 
209 
634 
365 

3.870 


3,192 
382 
181 
U5 

404 
2,485 


193 
100 
418 
479 
44 


iployt 
loed  r 


Active  I     Paid  enployees,  workweek 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Piy  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


100 
26 
74 


JSi 

34 

26 

14 

1 


208 
317 
46 

340 

793 


121 
45 
13 
16 
30 
45 


27 

166 

12 

40 
278 


525 
42 


1,991 


377 

515 

1,099 


March  15 
(.Hu^nber) 


1.189 


471 
718 

2,556 
231 
105 
370 
166 

1,274 

34 

145 

231 


936 
318 
373 
90 
71 
210 
77 


741 
39 
79 
19 

94 

762 


54 

31 

83 

111 

9 


11 

40 
7 

14 
103 


217 
17 


191 
140 
234 


July  15 
(Number) 


1.245 


492 
753 


2.124 
229 
117 
357 
152 
865 
37 
128 
239 


933 
382 
4a 
96 
72 
2U 


746 
91 
86 
19 

94 
756 


53 
30 
83 
113 


10 

42 

7 

10 
103 


232 

15 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


1.249 


501 
748 


2.413 


65.579 


221 
100 
354 
150 
1,166 
38 
132 
247 


3,958 


30,827 
34,752 


128,894 


13,434 
5,152 
15,452 
11,100 
62,685 
1,53b 
8,501 
11,034 


264,674 


919 

322 

420 

95 

78 

213 

33 


57,387 
18,332 
24,996 
5,449 
4,764 
12,239 
5,393 

30.851 


770 

100 

86 

21 

96 

750 


69,695 
6,752 
2,835 
1,569 

7,763 
46,995 


48,781 


53 

37 

89 

U7 

9 


3,229 
1,936 
7,989 
8,288 
327 

10.316 


3,714 
6,016 
536 

16,196 

13,524 


15 

42 

5 

10 
102 


2,047 
790 
223 
307 
540 
359 

3,338 


456 

3,037 

395 

637 
4,233 

11,965 


227 
14 


10, 5U 


9,605 
909 


1,451 


79 
145 
236 


78 
159 
234 


9,231 

3,672 

20,808 


July  IS 
(Dollars) 


69.209 


32,793 
36,416 


112.649 
13,662 

5,859 
15,673 

9,384 
47,861 

1,603 

7,612 
10,995 


270,347 


57,078 
23,105 
31,606 
5,721 
4,540 
12,657 
6,315 

74,518 


52,391 
6,971 
3,765 
1,391 

7,916 
46,891 


■^9.976 


3,917 
1,715 
7,414 
9,254 
867 

11.376 


4,254 

6,273 

349 

15,433 

14,046 


1,978 
757 
269 
313 
664 
874 

4.213 


470 
3,353 
390 

507 
4,471 

12^28 


12,203 


11,331 
822 


4,943 
9,742 
21,199 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tfiousand 
dollars) 


929 

1,253 


34,150 
36,397 


119.265 


13,195 
5,087 
16,527 
10,180 
53,150 
1,677 
3,108 
U,341 


269, 829 


57,578 
18,923 
32,525 
6,022 
5,285 
13,000 
6,553 

72.896 


60,295 
7,480 
3,531 
1,590 

8,440 
43,607 


53,383 


3,251 
2,167 
3,676 
9,703 
399 

U.746 


4,770 

6,180 

796 

16,936 

14.741 


2,768 
778 
269 
313 
566 
874 

4.161 


631 
3,292 
238 

516 
4,4% 

12,852 


12.177 


11,315 
862 


35,889  _,  35,847^ 


5,004 
9,519 
21,324 


7.580 


1,226 

421 
195 
1,108 
3,292 
443 
254 
631 


10,158 


2,554 
543 
271 
206 
130 
644 
578 

1.644 


805 
503 
124 
212 

708 
2,380 


98 
1 


2 

11 


52 

7 

45 


7 
U 


248 
234 
14 


1.295 


(x) 


*  Proprietors  of  'inlncorporated  bualneasee. 
I  Withheld  to  avoid  dlacloeure. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brolcera  represent  brolceraige  or  connissioTi  received. 


6.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

EsTABLisaMEXTS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  ani>  Pebsonnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  19'48 


MetrcpoUtac  area,  type  of  opcmdon. 
acd  ucd  a*  lousiness 


ERIDGEPCOT  HEIEOreLir/Jl  AREi, 
tcUl , 


idElnlatratlve ,  auxlljiry  units 
Wholesale  establisiineiits 

WHOLESALE  EcrAyi/ajsKis 

Type  of  Cp-=ratlcr. 
Merchant  whclesalsrc 


Manufacturers'  sales  bra-^ches, 
offices,   total 


Sales  branches   (vith  stocks),,. 
Sales  offices   (without  stocis). 


retrole\jii  bulk  stations,  terrninals, 
Agents ,   brokers. , ,... 


Type  by  Kind  of  Bjsinesri 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

meats 


Groceries,  confectionery 

Farm  piojucts   (efjible). 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits..,. 
Drugs,  c.-'.amicais,  allied  prcziucts. 
Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   lesf),. 

Dry  goods,  apparel , 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autcsnotlve  eluip!nent,tlres, tubes.. 

Electrical  gocKls 

Hardware,  plumbing,  neatlng 

Lunber,   constructia-.  I5sxeria:s 

Machinery',  equipment,  s.:pplies..,,< 
Metals,  Detal  work  (exc,  scrap).,.. 

Waste  iDat«:rlels .< 

Other  Eerchant  wholesalers i 


Manufacturers'    sales  branches   (with 
stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  aicats..,. 
Beer,  wines,  Jistilled  spirits., 
ftochinery,  equipment,  supplies,, 
^Sa^.ufs'   sales  branches,  n,e,c... 

^to^.ufacturer6'  sales  offices  (without 
stocks),  total 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies, 
Manufs'   sales  offices,  n.e.c... 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies,,. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

KAHTFOHD  METROPOLITAN  ARE.^,^ 
total 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishnients 


raCLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches, 
offices ,  total 


Sales  branches   (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices   (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  statior.s,  tenainals... 
Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).,,. 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Gror-erles,  confectionery,  i&sats..,. 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products. 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c. 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruiti^,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products,. 
Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  palnte 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf),,. 

Dry  goodg ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furruture,  h'Mae  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office), 
Kooe  fumlshlr.gs,  floor  coverings 


,  Estab- 
I    lish- 


bet) 


Sales, 

entire 
year 


{Thousand 
doilari) 


242 
47 


7 
668 


18,173 
9,657 

31,011 
847 


11S,3S6 


17,S36 

10,601 

14,262 

"50 

8,676 

596 

593 

3,003 

3,145 
5,642 
6,926 
4,194 
8,786 
8,338 
5,428 
19,405 

18,173 


4,595 
3,876 
2,751 
c,951 

9,697 
935 


359 
488 


Jxi. 


(x) 

453,710 


74,060 
31,167 

54,837 
20,634 
17,722 


255. ^96 


33,976 


9,190 
1,566 
18,880 
4,340 

26,698 


13,556 
13,142 


16,221 


2,010 
14,211 

3,760 


6,983 
1,777 

7,848 

9.368 


7,042 
2,326 

4.581 


1,315 
3,266 


Active 

Pay  roll,   j  propii- 

cntirc      I  etors,* 

year       INo\-em- 

bei 


(Thousand 
doHars) 


(x) 
12,976 


9,429 
2,324 


1,951 

373 

1,191 
32 


747 
869 
874 
96 
152 
25 
60 
410 

542 
371 
640 
756 

1,248 
792 
605 

1,242 


266 
473 
593 
619 


155 
218 


970 
27,912 


18,911 
6,535 


5,254 

1,281 

1,TC5 
472 
289 


474 

98 

640 

328 


1,116 
664 


1,051 


146 
905 


564 
192 


336 
158 


101 
227 


(num- 
ber) 


S^ 


M 

151 


318 
1 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Hum- 

ber) 


Jx) 


(x) 
3,795 


573 
93 

382 
15 


234 
183 
209 
35 
62 
U 
25 
116 


191 
228 
386 
202 
208 
385 


74 
137 
159 
203 


202 
B,147 


5,688 
1,747 


1,456 
291 

464 
161 

87 


5,688 


466 


141 

38 

172 
115 


36r 

224 


""4r 

191 


56 

72 

127 


43 

110 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


JiL 


(x) 
246,274 


174,198 
48,435 


Metropolitan  area,  type  ot  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


HARTFORD  METROPOLITAN  AREA-Con. 
Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 


40,907 
7,528 

22,943 
698 


174,198 


12,380 
10,283 
18,730 
1,898 
3,401 
423 
1,053 
6,997 

9,316 
5,192 
10,988 
16,212 
23,754 
14,661 
12,519 
26,391 

40,907 


5,233 

9  077 
li;898 
13,799 


7,528 


■lerchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Paper  and  1 ts  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires,  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

General  line, apparatus, supplies. , 
Elect,  appliances,  specialties... 

Hardware,  plvunbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipt,  spls... 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Hachinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment... 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  icach,,  equipt,  spls.... 

Service  estab.  equipt,  supplies.. 

Other  machineiv,  equipt,  spis.... 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).... 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicle.^ 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers... 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  end  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks),  total 


,986 
,540 


363 
335 


17,147 
525,276 


128,520 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Manufs'    sales  branches,   n.e.c 


Manufacturers'    sales  offices  (without 
stocks ) ,  total 


Paper  and  its  products 

Machinery,   equlp-ncnt,   supplies. 
Manufs'    sales  offices,   n.e.c... 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies.. 
Agents,  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


NEW  BRITAIN-BRISTOL 
METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 

Administrative,   auxiliary  uriits.. 


101,674 

26,846  [wholesale  establishments. 
33,518 

8,132 

4,772 


WHOIXSALE  ESTABLiaiMENTS 

Type  oi'  Operations 

Merchant  wholesalers 

350,334  ilManufacturers'    sales  branches 

(with  stocks) 

Other  operating  types 


29,108 


9,556 
2,231 
11,299 
6,022 

34,026 


21,JS0 
12,746 

21,647 


4;cisv 

17,560 
11,845 


T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total .... 


8,435 
3,410 


2,375 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Faun  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 
Automotive  equipment,  tires, lubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. — 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks),  total 


2,106 
4,578 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Manufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c... 


(Hu:n- 
her) 


Sales, 
enarc 


(Thousand 
dollcrs) 


3,366 
1,359 
3,196 

8,338 

34,031 


8,861 
25,170 

11,125 


1,861 
9,264 

16,258 


11,635 
4,623 

31,258 


2,946 
4,625 
7,943 
1,387 
14,357 

6,163 

10,457 


5,244 
5,213 

22,293 

3,598 
671 
1,009 
5,049 
1,329 
354 
1,325 
8,456 


38,637 
10,543 
24,360 

31,167 


1,835 
2,882 
26,450 

20,634 


5,556 
1,012 
1,115 
1,509 

11,442 


(x) 


(x) 
32,066 


11,635 
1,587 


16,844 


2,472 
1,265 
1,079 
2,855 
1,476 
1,214 
1,081 
451 
1,855 
1,874 
3,202 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


Active 
I  propri- 
ctor.'^." 
Novem- 
;  her 
I 
(ThousATid  (AJurtl- 
dsllars)       bcr) 


307 
216 
260 


785 
2,093 


243 
651 


40; 
735 


4ir 
527 
995 
209 
£17 

380 

913 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployeea 
(Hitm- 

bcr) 


Payroll 
(Oblldri) 


263 
650 

1,366 


293 
40 
83 


84 
657 


1,194 
1,989 
2,Cf(l 


318 

257 
706 


36 
23 
45 
U6 
252 


JiL 


(x) 
1,809 


1,341 


386 
82 


121 
60 
102 
91 
253 
93 
37 
70 
190 
110 
214 


JiL 


(x) 
56 


61 
52 
66 

453 

701 


199 
502 


55 
163 


104 
220 

694 

120 

239 

58 

153 


^37 
292 


51 
17 
30 
17 
69 
6 
19 
571 


359 

488 
609 


72 

55 

164 


j£L 


(x) 
562 


113 

26 


5,214 
3,972 

5,042 

26,599 
47,649 


13,T70 
33,879 


14,273 


7,506 
14,262 


49,433 


8,302 
10,040 
15,684 

3,959 
11,448 

6,514 

13,335 


5,825 
12,510 


32,911 

I'ioi 


683 
1,737 
1,065 
3,040 

295 

1,511 

20,058 


£2,466 
37,089 
42,119 


6,582 

5,851 

14,413 

6,132 


745 

431 

874 

2,340 

3,742 


±L 


(x) 
34,977 


7,281 
1,570 


26,126 


1,752 
1,038 
1,939 
1,574 
5,892 
1,996 
703 
1,299 
3,649 
2,083 
4,201 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


CONNECTICUT 

Tabic  102.-    STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS   -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  PrRsoNNEL,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


6.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  o!  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


MEW  HAVEN'  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  * 
total 


Adclnlstratlve,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establlsiunents 

JHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Tyye  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesslrrs 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches., 
offices,    total 


Sales  branches    (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

PetroleuiB  bulJt  stations,   terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  i:-ea  foods 

Meats  and  seat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  pcoltry  products.... 
Fniits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Driigs   (general  line) 

Dr'ogs  and  sundries   (specialties) 
Iriiustriai  chemicals,  paints.... 

Tobacco  ar^  products   (exc.    leaf).. 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Clothing,    fumishings,    footwear. 
Dry  goods  specialties,   piece 
goods,  motions 

F\imiture,    honie  fumishings 

Fumit'jre  (household,  office)... 
Home  fumishings,  floor  coverings 


Paper  and  its  products 

Fli»e  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,    n.e.c 


liitonotlve  equlpiDent, tires, tubes. . 

Electrical  goods 

General  line, apparatus, supplies. 
Elect,  appliances,   specialties.. 


Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  healing  equipt,  spls.. 


Lumber,  construction  materials.... 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials.... 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Conaerclal  machines,  equipment.. 
Industrial  mach.,  equipt,  spls.. 
Profesalonal  equipment,  suppilec 
Other  machinery,  equipt,  spls... 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials.... 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.. 

Farm  supplies 

Jcwelrj- 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Estob- 

lish- 
ments 


(>ii*m- 


Silcs. 
entire 
year 


(^Thousand 
dollars) 


407,763 


9^.38'^ 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


JiL 


59,053 
35,336 


73,190 
20,604 


2t.i?i 


12,580 

*;63 

9,040 
3,319 

21,139 


9,453 
11,686 


1,578 
15,600 


6,056 
2,247 
1,444 

11,004 

4,253 


2,216 
2,037 
3.264 


185 
3,079 


4,847 


,014 

294 

94 

2,4-45 

6,877 

17, 867 


7,545 
10,322 


14,856 


4,749 
10,107 


9.531 


1,059 
1,472 


25,736 


2,096 
10,248 
8,241 
5,151 

1,623 


10,202 
4,959 


29,414 


940" 
1,707 
12,391 
1,675 
2,957 
9.744 


(x) 
25,613 


18,692 
4,730 


ixL 


Pud  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Xum- 

bcr) 


M 


3,925 
805 


1,812 
379 


732 
150 
48 
390 
161 

1,353 


768 
585 


147 
1,024 


493 

211 
185 


52 
315 


160 
60 
13 

264 


362 
798 


431 
1,012 


670 
188 


3,568 


220 
1,365 
1,433 

550 

125 

1,036 


519 
517 


149 
,258 
65 
177 
307 


306 


279 
1 


(x) 
7,725 


5,724 
1,401 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
475,872 


1,194 
207 


444 
156 


78,395 
15,580 


33,975 
9,357 


25.632 


203 
59 
28 

107 
73 


11,945 
2,509 
1,193 
6,926 
3,059 


433  i       26,909 


245 

188 


52 
272 


15,286 
11,623 


23,238 


2,790 
20,448 


8,493 
4,115 
3,408 

6,722 

7.395 


4,412 
2,983 
6.726 


12  I 

-36! 


955 

5,771 

8,769 


46 
23 

''I 
70 


2,755 
943 
203 

4,868 


308  ]   17,669 
310  ; 


21 ,  205 


116 
194 


115 
325 


ISO 
64 


6,875 
14,330 


7,509 
18,144 


16.156 


64 
335 
393 
105 


136 
167 


910 
26 
40 

104 


12,464 
3,692 

63.723 


4,310 
22,971 
26,728 

9,714 

1,720 
20.242 


11,062 
,180 


50.790 


1,820 
2,669 
36,404 
1,214 
2,595 
6,088 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


NEW  HAVEN  METBOPOLITAN 
AREA—Contlnued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks ) ,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 
Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 
Drugs,    cheipicals,   allied  produc 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Mamifn'  fta^»a    >,,.on«haD    nan 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without 
stoclts),  total 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Maiiufs'  sales  offices,  n.e.c... 


STAMFORD-NORUALK  HETROPOLlTAl; 
AREA, '  total 

AdjBlnistrative,  auxiliary  units. 

Wholesale  establishments 

■rfflOLESALE  EETABLISHMEOTS 
Type  of  Operation 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Hum 
ber) 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents,  brokers 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

WATERBURY  f-ETROPOLITAK  AREA,' 
total 


Type   of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Other  operating  types 

T.ype  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. . . 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel. 

Furniture,  home  fumishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. ... 
Machirery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  .-i;a  terlals 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks ) ,  tctal 


Grocerips,  confectionery,  meats. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Manufs'  sales  branches,  n.e.c... 


2 

135 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


59,053 


14,047 
9,320 
2,439 
4,908 

28,339 


35,336 


1,227 
34, 109 


-ixL. 


(x) 
74,238 


48,554 
12,309 
12,202 
1,173 


46,554 


11,732 
4,806 
7,621 
3,171 
2,733 
1,611 
1,400 
1,512 
4,184 
1,041 
2,377 
6,366 


Active 

Pay  roll.   ]  propn- 

entirc       etors,* 

year        Novem- 

'  ber 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,925 


435 
661 
142 
892 
,795 


j£) 


M 
5,331 


3,978 

676 

666 

11 


482 
211 
395 
663 
59 
254 
251 
127 
364 
304 
200 
668 


13.753 


11,958 
1,795 


43,149 


5,449 
7,846 
4,933 
3,425 
454 
231 
1,046 
1,537 
1,735 
1,895 
1,777 
3,855 
2,052 
6,909 


11,958 


(Mum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


liL 


(x) 
66 


685 
43 


4,195 


9,566 

592 

1,800 


210 

901 

620 

85 

24 

24 

137 

271 

97 

143 

241 

585 

156 

701 


277 
163 
245 


140 
182 
40 
237 
586 


22 
185 


JiL 


(x) 
1,459 


1,086 

175 

194 

4 


94 
170 
26 
61 
75 
38 
108 
82 
60 
170 


205 
13 


1,391 


81 

296 

207 

31 

9 

10 

46 

85 

34 

34 

90 

155 

58 

255 


Pay  roll 
(Dollar.-' 


78,395 


8,629 
14,319 

2,610 
16,796 
36,041 


1,566 
14,014 


JiL 


(x) 
100, 146 


73, 803 

12,900 

13,182 

261 


73,303 


8,900 
3,845 
7,310 

13,035 
1,161 
4,966 
5,021 
2,135 
6,411 
6,051 
3,449 

11,519 


15,227 


14,374 
853 


77,258 


3,997 

16,196 

11,626 

1,737 

512 

461 

2,871 

5,032 

1,806 

2,370 

5,296 

8,705 

2,693 

13,956 


5,060 
3,333 
5,981 


*   Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

I  Withheld  to  a-/oid  discloe^ure. 

^  Consists  of  Bridgeport  city;  Fairfield,  Stratford,  and  Trujnbull  towns  In 

Fairfield  Co-jnty;  end  Milford  town  In  New  Haven  Cour.ty. 
^  Consists  of  Hartford  city;  Avon,  Blooofleld,  East  Hartford,  Farmlngton, 

Glastonbury,  Manchester,  Newlr.gton,  Rockj-  Hill,  Slmsbury,  South  Windsor, 

West  Hartford,  Wethersfield,  and  Windsor  towns  in  Hartford  County. 
^  Consists  of  Bristol  and  New  Britain  cities;  Berlin,  Plainville  and  South- 

tngton  towns  in  Hartford  Co'inty;  and  Plymouth  town  in  Litchfield  County. 


c,  iVot  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Consists  of  New  Haven  city;  Branford,  East  Haven,  Hamden,  North  Haven,  Orange, 

Vest  Haven,  and  Woodbrldge  towns  In  New  Haven  County. 
'  Consists  of  Norwalk  city;  Darlen,  Greenwich,  New  Canaan,  Stamford,  and  Westport 
towns  in  Fairfield  County. 

*  Co.nslsts  of  Waterbury  city;  Naugatuck  borough;  Beacon  Falls,  Cheshire,  Mlddlebury, 

Prospect,  and  Wolcott  towns  In  New  Haven  County;  and  Thomastown  and  Watertown  towns 
In  Litchfield  County. 


6.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITffiS  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Egtablishmbnts,  Sales,  Pay  Roix,  and  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operatinq  Types:  1948 


Toed 

MercJunt  wholeaalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Estiblish- 
mcots 

(\umber) 

SjIcs, 

entire  year 

(Tlmuand 
dolbrt) 

Pay  roll, 
cQcirc  year 

(Thousand 
ioOar,) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Mumber) 

E^  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest ' 

Nov.  15 

EstabUih- 
mcnts 

dumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Hmuand 
dollori) 

Establish, 
mcnts 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Xumbw) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollar.) 

{Thoutartd 
dollorl) 

State,  total 

2,379 

1,375,708 

90,132 

1,243 

27,029 

1,692,067 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

18 
2,361 

482 

733 
1,374,925 

261,552 

1,991 
88,141 

18,982 

1,243 
234 

471 
26,558 

5,454 

35,847 
1,656,220 

353,608 

1,828 

811,592 

533 

563,333 

Fairfield  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

4 

478 

274 

33 

2 

81 

11 

34 

43 

777 

261,552 
152,498 

12,525 
(X) 

48,727 
(x) 

16,392 

27,016 

(x) 

151 

18,831 

10,971 

735 

(x) 

3,021 
(x) 
1,072 
2,798 

(x) 

234 
129 
20 
(x) 

37 
(x) 

17 
25 

(x) 

36 

5,418 

3,173 

247 

(x) 

837 
(x) 

312 
764 

(X) 

2,314 
351,294 
201,203 

14,107 
(x) 

55,906 
(X) 

19,691 

55,070 

(x) 

369 

214 

25 

1 

62 

9 

24 

34 

169,743 
105,704 
7,758 
(x) 

31,912 
(x) 
8,656 
13,585 

109 
60 

8 

1 
19 

2 
10 

9 

91,809 
46,794 

4,767 

Cx) 

16,815 

Cx) 

Norwali 

7,736 

13,431 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

8 
769 
19 
44 
542 
59 
48 
57 

36 

(x) 

490,170 
2,868 
62,769 

349,835 
23,236 
23,534 
27,928 

10,686 

(x) 

29,946 
272 
3,255 
22,089 
1,235 
1,350 
1,745 

774 

(x) 

423 
13 
18 
296 
38 
24 
34 

17 

(x) 

8,811 
101 
798 

6,632 
387 
328 
565 

279 

(x) 

565,022 
6,212 
58,290 

419,106 
23,024 
24,500 
33,890 

14,097 

569 
16 
30 

401 
53 
26 
43 

25 

278,214 
2,027 
36,454 

196,776 
13,889 
15,186 
13,882 

5,573 

200 
3 
14 
141 
6 
22 
14 

11 

211,956 

841 

26,315 

Hartford 

153,059 

9,347 

8,348 

14,046 

Litchfield  County 

5,113 

22 
3 

11 

46 

6;i32 
1,995 
2,559 

16,628 

i6i 

190 
121 

912 

10 
3 
4 

30 

163 

61 
55 

295 

3,610 
2,443 

17,939 

17 
1 

7 
33 

(x) 
<x) 

7,180 

5 
2 
4 

13 

2  350 

Winsted  city n 

Cx) 
Cx) 

Middlesex  County 

9,448 

29 

17 

831 

6,235 

(x) 

671 
241 

(x) 

16 
14 

M 

197 
98 

Cx) 

lj;67'i' 
5,262 

(x) 

10 

4,453 
2,727 

6 

7 

5,940 

3,508 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

6 

825 

19 

10 

36 

4 

540 

5 

127 

19 

65 

149 

Cx) 

508,326 
4,497 
2,019 
15,202 

(x) 

359,758 

(x) 
61,769 
22,212 
42,084 

58,499 

(x) 

33,011 

300 

120 

979 

(x) 

21,984 

M 

5,022 

1,222 

3,278 

3,903 

(x) 

418 

17 

7 

14 

(X) 

284 
(x) 

54 

3 

27 

80 

(X) 

10,163 

86 

39 

352 

(l) 

6,688 

(x) 

1,641 

370 

955 

1,304 

(X) 

620,272 

5,394 

2,204 

19,642 

(x) 

407,079 

(x) 
94,590 
23,644 
66,265 

72,716 

673 

18 

7 

32 

3 

448 

5 

100 

12 

48 

116 

286,301 

(x) 

(x) 

9,774 
(x) 

202,463 
Cx) 

42,507 
3,042 

22,273 

33,654 

152 

1 
3 
4 
1 
92 

27 
7 
17 

33 

222,025 
Cx) 

Ijerby 

(x) 

5,428 

(x) 

157,295 

* .  • 

19,262 

19,170 

19,811 

24,845 

3 
71 
54 
21 

16 

244 

27,862 

24,528 

5,825 

15,924 

13 

1,793 

1,686 

411 

206 

i 

32 

30 
16 

U 

5 
588 
553 
158 

62 

176 

32,686 

31,417 

8,437 

4,370 

3 
56 
42 
15 

8 

5Si 
16,140 
13,861 
3,369 

1.076 

'l5 

12 
6 

8 

> . . 

11,722 

Ncavloh  city 

10,667 

2,456 

14.848 

3 
13 

42 

(x) 
13,140 

(X) 
(x) 

558 

(x) 
(x) 

28 

(x) 
(x) 

206 

(x) 
(x) 

10,510 

1 
7 

35 

(x) 
(X) 

7,404 

2 
6 

7 

(« 

(X) 

5.736 

9 

18 
15 

i;S97 
6,960 
4,283 

96 
239 
223 

5 
15 
8 

45 
87 

74 

i;839 
4,383 
4,288 

7 

15 
13 

Cx)' 

2,026 
Cx) 

5 

3 
2 

Cx) 

4,934 

Cx) 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  busineases. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estljnatea 
^  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 


CONNECTICUT 


6.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales.  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  openQon,  and  land  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThotwdTid 
dollars) 


Payroll. 

cntue  year 

'Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

Qiumbcr) 


I^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  neatest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 

Wumber) 


Payroll 

(Oollurs) 


FAIHFIEID  COUNTY,   total 

AdBiinlstrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Herdiant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Autcootlve  equipnent ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Waste  materials '. 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleuffl  bulJt  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  broilers ,  total 

Itechlnery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

HARTFOHD  COTOTY,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHHENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

F^rm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

NEW  HAVEN  COUOTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Finn  products  (edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

AutdDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

FtechJLnery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  diaterlals 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

(fenuf acturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types. 

NEW  LONDON  COONTY,  total 

Herctaant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fiuia  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). , 

Paper  and  its  products. 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Ifechinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c. 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


482 


27 
20 
10 
34 
35 
171 


64 
777 


61 
47 
15 
15 
18 
59 
30 
36 
24 
89 
31 
144 

23 

177 


85 
75 
27 
21 
33 
55 
33 
39 
31 
97 
7 
50 
119 

95 
27 
31 


261,552 


18 ,982 


169,743 


151 
18,831 


13.664 


31,846 
4,121 
1,348 
5,860 
7,454 
4,982 
8,369 
21,071 
84,692 

47,550 

1,961 


1,323 
759 
107 
992 
508 
820 
882 
1,549 
6,724 

2,111 

41 


300 
1,661 


42,298 


3,015 


M 


M 


(>c)    - 


(x) 

490,170 


278,214 


(x) 


29,946 


20,472 


(X) 


36,448 
27,983 
17,300 
10,703 
9,368 
9,997 
35,245 
12,212 
17,315 
33,492 
12,331 
55,820 

56,262 
155,694 


1,661 
1,840 
1,153 
262 
494 
1,706 
2,971 
1,133 
1,302 
2,987 
1,023 
3,940 

1,787 
7,687 


20 
14 
32 
22 
108 

3 
41 


JiL 


±L 


iiL 


(x) 

508,326 


286,301 


(x) 


33,011 


24,796 


(x) 


36,004 

29,884 

13,271 

15,899 

4,707 

9,381 

20,314 

17,468 

12,756 

30,835 

5,228 

21,115 

69,439 

114,884 
86,438 
20,703 


1,968 

2,298 

1,322 

502 

396 

1,333 

1,336 

1,664 

1,283 

4,333 

395 

1,436 

6,530 

5,654 

2,179 

382 


33,654 


8,016 
4,865 
3,617 
1,004 
4,878 

467 
1,803 
1,944 

598 
2,105 
4,357 

14,050 
10,795 


403 
339 
278 

97 
136 

50 
229 
181 

58 
226 
438 

848 
620 


30 
5,41b 


3.906 


407 
205 
32 
295 
145 
236 
292 
465 
1,829 

652 


(x) 


(x) 


6,2ir 


502 
610 
272 
99 
127 
545 
729 
252 
360 
763 
408 
1,545 

490 
2,109 


(x) 


10,163 


7,781 


656 
746 
439 
171 
139 
440 
360 
500 
401 

1,100 
102 
437 

2,290 

1,677 
546 
159 


148 
107 
77 
48 
56 
20 
88 
51 
24 
84 
173 

235 

193 


2,314 
351,294 


247.632 


23,070 
14,933 

2,003 
18,061 

7,613 

17,572 

17,524 

26,248 

120,608 

41,233 

921 


325 

596 


61,508 


(x) 


(x) 

565,022 


381,124 


30,860 
35,064 
23,586 
4,925 
8,219 
33,195 
49,645 
18,845 
24,030 
53,663 
20,418 
78,674 

35,088 
148,810 


JiL 


(x) 
620,272 


458,018 


35,184 

43,983 

24,316 

9,005 

7,907 

25,233 

24,556 

29,390 

24,950 

75,401 

6,930 

27,191 

123,972 

112,825 

39,988 

9,441 


45,532 


8,247 
5,745 
5,368 
2,010 
2,469 
1,082 
4,315 
2,798 
1,079 
4,313 
8,106 

15,281 
11,903 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


DELAWARE 


■I   ■■» 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

oi)eration  and  kind  of  business 7.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 7.03 

Wilmington  Metropolitan  Area 7.03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 7.03 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 7.0^ 

Kent  County 1  .W, 

New  Castle  County 7.04 

Sussex  Coiinty 7.04^ 

7.01 


7.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Tabic  101.-THE  STATE 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  ExPENSES,  PaY  RoLI,,  PERSONNEL,  AMD  StOCKS,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Type  d  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(dumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doUars) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entile 
year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Mumber) 


July  IS 

(Xumber) 


Nov.  15 
Qi<"nhcr) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 

(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(TItousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Admlr,lstrative,  auxiliary  units 19*18. 

Wholesale  establishments 19^8. 

1939. 
1929. 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISBMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminflls . . . . 
Other  operating  types 


Type  of  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  {general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fr"iits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lunger,  miUwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CocBserclal  machines,  equipment 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


316 
286 


224 

7 


483,721 


157,474 
118,037 


87,091 


83,079 
4,012 


19,876 
376,754 


U,488 


7,480 

336 

2,134 

1,538 

5,513 


1,939 
3,574 

15,105 


4,717 
10,388 

651 

10,172 

447 

1,361 

1,1A6 

3,679 

8,457 


8,135 
325 


8,278 


2,268 

6,010 


2,466 
3,209 
3,691 

2,399 


354 

1,074 

511 


1,721 
1,054 


6,254 


1,018 
1,900 
3,336 


4,816 


5,120 


5,358 


326,514 


347,202 


368,935 


n.B. 
n.a. 


n.e. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


11,417 


780 
17,734 


6,018 
3,778 


6,279 


189 
200 


199 
4,617 


2,875 
n.a. 


209 
4,9U 


3,051 
n.a. 


205 
5,153 


2,962 
n.a. 


13,748 
312,766 


n.a. 
n.a. 


15,614 
331,588 


n.a. 
n.a. 


16,770 
352,165 


n.a. 
n.a. 


116,002 


U9,366 


11,173 
244 


2,4U 
28,452 


13.4 
6.1 


6,130 
149 


676 
10,779 


6,279 


1A9 
3 


2,030 
38 


248 
2,301 


2,115 
38 


243 
2,515 


2,149 
36 


246 
2,722 


107,698 
2,474 


12,763 
189,831 


113,414 
2,588 


12,784 
202,802 


U6,002 


116,905 
2,461 


13,039 
219,760 


8.2 


576 


10,451 


11.415 


536 
41 
159 
211 


7.2 
12.2 

7.4 
13.7 


379 
18 


143 
U 
31 
43 


205 
442 


10.6 
12.4 


102 

172 


6,747 

446 

1,050 

2,208 

4.651 


7,364 

446 

1,155 

2,450 


11, U4 


7,025 

596 

1,231 

2,262 

4.748 


1,834 
2,817 


7B2" 
998 

139 

339 
102 
224 
2H 
833 

1,015 


16.6 
9.6 

21.4 
3.3 
22.8 
16.4 
18.7 
24.0 


327 
654 

86 
191 

63 
V.2 
101 
460 


121 
120 

26 
59 
23 
44 
49 
179 


127 
120 

24 
61 
18 
55 
40 
178 


118 
123 

27 
74 
24 
55 
46 
186 


5,729 
12,280 

1,706 
3,020 
1,298 
4,034 
1,791 
8,475 


1,806 
3,143 

17,03? 


"SET 
50 


TITT 

15.4 


550 


150 
6 


173 
6 


185 
9 


8,715 
3,406 


5,859 
11,230 


1,644 
3,109 
1,054 
3,368 
2,306 
8,789 

10,240 


1,713 
3,030 

18,356 


5,823 
12,533 

1,788 
3,924 
1,W6 
3,738 
3,175 
9,113 


391 
993 


1,531 


17.2 
16.5 


293 

571 


72 
173 


251 


73 

177 


13,623 


4,332 
8,796 


U,767 


9,952 
283 


13,821 


11,073 
472 


4,871 
8,950 


U,089 


5,195 
9,023 


13,723 


137 
502 
942 


T3r 

77 
312 
113 


5.6 
15.6 
25.5 

26.6 


91 
162 
501 


15 
73 
124 


15 
73 
157 


15 

36 
151 


1,425 
3,082 
7,260 


1,309 
3,019 
9,761 


21.8 
29.0 
22.1 


—52: 

29 

203 

58 


114 

■"IT 

U 

67 

19 


120 

— ir- 
is 

64 

a 


227 
242 


13.2 
23.0 


137 
85 


6,324 

917 

479 

3,837 

1,041 

4.148 


6,727 

1,117 

596 

3,932 

1,082 


1,449 
3,252 
9,022 

6,570 


585 
3,743 
1,12J 

3.537 


2,544 
1,604 


202r 
243 
608 


20.0 
12.8 
18.2 


100 
170 
396 


41 

80 

146 


85 
U6 


""ZT 

81 

150 


12,155 
1,870 
2,997 
7,288 


2,292 
1,564 


13,046 


2,125 
3,470 
7,451 


1,860 
1,677 


12,671 


2,027 
3,154 
7,490 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businessee. 
n.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brolcers  represent  brolcerage  or  conmlssion  received. 


DELAWARE 

Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  RoL^  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


7.03 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  ot"  business 


WimiNGTON  METHOPOUIAN  AREA,*  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  estabUshoents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petrolfum  btilk  stations,  tezminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers^   total 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible] 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Luii2}er,  construction  materials ' 

Machinery,  eqiilpment,  supplies 

Waste  materials ■ 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

'  Consists  of  New  Castle  County,  Del.,  and  Salem  County,  N.  J, 


Establishments 
(f^umbcr) 


257 


185 
13 
55 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


74,193 

13,956 

3^8,903 


16 

3,5W 

167 

22 

4,991 

303 

4 

651 

86 

5 

1,361 

U2 

5 

1,1A6 

101 

13 

2,457 

335 

1? 

8,457 

550 

9 

8,360 

616 

23 

1,876 

301 

17 

2,698 

212 

59 

38,652 

2,684 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


780 
15,939 


5,497 

358 

10,084 


5,497 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Qfymhcr) 


137 
10 
4 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


4,446 


205 
4,241 


1,820 

123 

2,298 


14 

67 

3,U5 

20 

U7 

5,312 

3 

27 

1,788 

55 

3,738 

46 

3,175 

12 

U3 

6,840 

9 

194 

U,545 

3 

18* 

U,U5 

12 

108 

5,692 

20 

93 

3,367 

44 

796 

49,673 

Payroll 
(LMIars) 


16,770 
315,320 


105,420 

6,678 

203,222 


105,420 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABLISHMEXTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL ^TOTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TvPES:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlamsand 
dolUrs) 

Pajr  roU, 
entire  year 

(TJiousand 
dolUrs) 

Activc 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tbousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiousdnd 
dolldrs) 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

STATE,    total 

yii. 

483,721 

18,514 

217 

5,358 

368,935 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

4 
370 

61 

483,721 
19.072 

780 
17,734 

766 

217 
40 

205 
5,153 

380 

16,770 
352,165 

15.776 

231 
25 

87,091 
5,822 

139 
36 

396,630 
U,250 

21 
4 
36 

230 

8,068 

489 

10,515 

427,173 

351 
30 
385 

16,240 

11 
2 
27 

122 

170 

14 

196 

4,257 

7,408 

580 

7,788 

322,136 

10 
3 
12 

(x) 
(i) 
2,168 

11 

1 

24 

(x) 

Mllford  (part)2 

Ranainder  of  Caanty 

Nev  Castle  County 

(x) 
8,347 

Mminlatratlve,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Elsnere 

Newark 

4 
226 

1 

3 

1 

208 

13 

83 

4.27,173 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

418,189 
4,774 

37.476 

780 
15,460 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
14,473 
399 

1.508 

122 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

107 
10 

55 

205 
4,052 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
3,547 
130 

721 

16,770 
305,366 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

279,928 
7,391 

31.023 

168 

2 

1 

156 

9 

38 

69,772 

(x)   ■■■ 
(x) 

66,656 
2,547 

11.497 

'58 

1 
1 

"52 

4 

45 

357,401 

(x) 

(x) 

... 

Wilmington 

351,533 
2,227 

25.979 

miford  (part)' 

ReDainder  of  County 

8 
75 

7,461 
30,015 

270 
1,238 

3 

52 

101 
620 

5,246 
25,777 

4 
34 

1,413 
10,084 

4 
41 

6,048 
19,931 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
I  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
'  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  In  Kent  and  Sussex  Ccuntlee. 


7.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  akd  Personnel,  by  Type  or  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


KDd  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equlpinent,  tires  and  tul)es 

Merchant  wholeselers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

NEW  CASTLE  COUNK,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments ■ 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIflENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  ani  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SUSSEX  COnNTI,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autonctlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(Humber) 


61 


25 


4 
226 


Sales, 
entire  year 

iThousand 
dollars) 


19,072 


5,822 


2,814 
399 
695 

l,i1A 

2,359 
10,391 

427,173 


427,173 


69,772 


3,544 
3,744 
651 
1,361 
1,146 
2,206 
8,457 
8,360 
1,876 
38,427 

12,313 
345,088 

37,476 


U,497 


5,130 
870 
778 

4,719 

4,704 
21,275 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


136 

16 

64 

105 

134 
3U 

16,240 


780 
15,460 


5,124 


167 
232 
86 
142 
101 
289 
550 
616 
301 
2,640 

293 
10,038 

1,508 


273 

26 

107 

428 

244 
430 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(\umber) 


19 
122 


1I5 


Paid  employees 
workweek  ended 


and  pay  roll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


68 
7 
25 

50 

51 
179 


205 
4,052 


1,690 


67 
85 
27 
55 
46 
US 
194 
184 
103 
806 

105 
2,257 


93 
13 
43 
191 

90 
286 


Payroll 
(Dollarj) 


6,204 


2,808 

298 

1,210 

1,888 

2,807 
6,765 

322,136 


16,770 
305,366 


97,518 


3,U5 
4,012 
1,788 
3,738 
3,175 
5,993 
11,545 
U,145 
5,692 
47,285 

5,582 
202,266 


15,644 


5,161 

438 

1,910 

3,135 

4,650 
10,729 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 8.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business E.G^- 

Washington,  D.  C.  Metropolitan  Area 8.04- 

8.01 


8.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  al  operaticn  and  land  of  business 


District  of  Columbia,   total , 

Administrative,   auxiliary  unite 1948. 

Wholesale  eetabllBhsientB 19^ . 

1939. 
1929. 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Service  ^rtiolesalers,  dcanestlc  marlcet. 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited -function  \rtiolesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (vltb  stoclcs)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  teiminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Aaaanblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  neat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products. . . . 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines). 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (ezc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  home  fiumishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Pine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 

Wallpaper ,_ 

Other  paper  products 


AutoDotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  siqiplles... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


19 

I.IU 


735 
492 


65c 
19 
17 


123 
116 

10 

170 

3 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,242,601 


1,242,601 


338,233 
223,401 


458,209 
4,752 
X,781 


251,734 
306,287 

33,858 

151,190 

1,790 


497,74; 


79.514 


32,  %9 
2,084 
2,792 

35,529 
6,140 

76,793 


55,397 
21,396 


10,306 
44,007 


13,349 


9,199 

1,272 

615 

2,263 

21,958 

2.228 


527 
1,701 


10.903 


8,438 
2,465 


23,152 


384 
5,827 
1,692 
1,145 
14,104 

11,793 

50.286 


20,760 
29,526 


42,981 


11,293 

31   " 


20,332 
5,287 


23.959 


7,282 
5,304 
4,377 
5,982 

489 
525 


8.129 


1,406 
6,723 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


60,078 


56,740 

663 

2,675 


33,608 
8,920 

2,144 

4,717 

83 


60,078 


7,027 


2,932 
165 
407 

2,548 
975 

8.756 


6,546 
2,210 


4,284 
1,2X 
3,054 


996 

174 
101 
516 


92 

201 


1,428 
442 


2.961 


S? 
590 
215 
457 
1,614 

2,958 

6,834 


2,481 
4,353 


2,221 

4,225 


3,155 


2,034 
1,121 


5,134 


1,701 

691 

1,065 

1,397 

171 
109 


1.406 


308 
1,098 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12.4 
14.0 
7.7 


13.4 
2.9 


8.9 
7.9 

14.6 
7.2 

15.9 

U.4 


11.8 
10.3 


11.9 
6.9 


13.4 


10.8 
13.7 
16.4 
22.8 

4.2 


17.4 
11.8 


16.9 
17.9 


12.8 


22.1 
10.1 
12.7 
39.9 
11.4 

25.1 


12.0 
14.7 


19.7 
13.3 


10.0 
21.2 


21.4 


23.4 
U.O 
24.3 
23.4 

35.0 
20.8 


21.9 
16.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousarid 
dollars) 


Active 
propric- 
tors,- 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


63,928 


1,601 

62,327 


17,616 
12,666 


35,038 

183 

1,454 


18,719 
3,942 

1,137 

1,807 

47 


36,675 


3.988 


1,843 
89 

196 
1,334 

476 

5,328 


4,639 
1,189 


770 
1,892 


677 
105 
34 
332 


54 
143 


742 
218 


1,959 


60 

427 

119 

201 

1,152 

1,846 

3.920 


1,615 
2,M5 


1,597 

2,747 


1,272 
619 


9W 
388 
642 
798 

91 
61 

292 

769 


142 
627 


437 
267 


436 

7 
8 


3 
130 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
enoed  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


17,347 


403 
16,944 


9,600 
n.a. 


9,839 


9,445 

37 

357 

6,343 


5,623 
720 

356 
387 
19 


9,839 


1.129 


571 

39 

60 

319 

140 


1,249 
422 


180 
331 


214 

38 

7 

101 


214 
76 


17 
93 
54 
62 
259 


437 
549 


430 

723 


305 
162 


227 
105 
186 
229 


238 


July  15 
(Number) 


17,405 


403 
17,002 


9,779 
n.a. 


10.149 


9,744 
44 
361 

6,125 


5,341 
784 

320 
396 

12 


10,149 


1.164 


568 
39 
70 

325 

162 

1.694 


1,229 
465 


"17? 
384 


214 
43 


226 
84 


15 
89 
54 
62 
255 

548 

l'.083 


455 
628 


443 

714 


336 
159 


255 

105 
184 
235 

18 
11 


57 
274 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


17,524 


418 
17,106 


10,087 
n.a. 


9,954 
47 
374 


5,153 
780 

370 

410 

18 


1.212 


590 
41 
70 
354 
157 

1.752 


1,304 
448 


169 
401 


216 

39 

9 

97 


233 

87 


14 
92 
56 

68 
260 


462 

634 


449 

716 


320 
164 


257 
98 
186 
242 


57 
268 


Pay  roll,  worlcweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


1,170,193 


30,920 
1,139,273 


n.a. 
n.a. 


597, 543 
2,686 
22,310 

461,232 


394,670 
66,562 

22,416 

32,074 

1,012 


70.796 


32,137 
1,617 
3,169 

24,903 
8,970 

94.864 


73,986 
20,878 

46,645 


11,864 
34,781 


17,956 


10,318 

1,745 

662 

5,231 

11,609 


956 
2,510 


15.848 


12,097 
3,751 


36,536 


,X5 
8,695 
2,287 
3,802 
20,447 

32,209 

66.718 


28,504 
38,214 


27,098 

44,407 


30,166 
18,961 


52.941 


li.iii 

7,167 
10,653 
13,650 

1,557 
1,096 


13.211 


2,516 
10,695 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


1,133,228 


33,348 
1,149,880 


o.a. 
n.a. 


627,687 

3,248 

23,210 

441,219 


367,769 
73,450 

20,814 

32,894 

808 


74.301 


32,777 

1,634 

3,533 

25,677 

10,680 

100.682 


77,556 
23,126 


12,527 
34,648 


19.473 


11,309 

1,902 

737 

5,525 

11,727 


972 
2,792 


17.172 


12,693 
4,479 

35.284 


1,248 
8,348 
2,314 
3,625 
19,749 

33,442 

75.550 


30,960 
44,590 


28,300 
45,390 


X,536 
22,991 


54.377 


18,242 
7,206 
10,545 
15,003 

2,301 
1,080 

5,531 


14.351 
2,492 
11,859 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


1,221,376 


34,010 
1,187,366 


n.a. 
n.a. 


681,446 


653,994 
4,164 
23,288 

442,157 


366,109 
76,048 

24,798 

38,144 

821 


681,446 


77.214 


34,275 

1,937 

3,620 

27,026 

10,356 

105.239 


82,487 
22,752 


53.977 


12,265 
41,712 


19.272 


11,296 

1,763 

777 

5,436 

12,444 

3.851 


1,033 
2,313 


13,113 
4,392 


36,807 
1,058 
8,318 
2,334 
3,872 

21,225 

36, 192 
75.792 


29,530 
46,262 


7b,  564 


29,800 

46,764 


35,373 
23,047 
12,326 

54.039 


17,890 
6,681 
10,131 
15,327 

2,943 
1,067 


13,838 


2,461 

11,377 


Stacks  on 
band,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 


8.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABLiSHMBhrrs,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roix,  Personnel,  anu  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  <tf  opention  and  bnd  ot'  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Hftrchant  idlolesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sportlnf  goods 

Books ,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

FaitD  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent ,  supplies 

Ccnnerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equlfmient,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture,  hccae  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccmnercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agenta,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

ADMmiSTHAIIVZ,  AUnLIAHt  VHUS 

District  of  Columbia,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Hanuf acturers *  sales  branches,  offices 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


G^umlxr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Diousdnd 
dollars) 


50,407 


13,665 
4,109 
6,817 
3,366 
4,780 
1,142 

16,528 

251,734 


42,819 
8,105 

U,387 
1,385 

11,067 
4,796 
5,132 

11,277 

24,618 


16,556 
4,373 
1,225 
2,464 

3,592 


3,160 
122,396 


306,287 


7,516 
1,546 
5,405 
139,210 
7,944 
9,177 

32.930 


1,929 

5,867 

25,134 


151,190 


44,187 
1,275 
2,977 
4,158 

1.912 


1,202 
710 

7,151 
31,997 

2,694 
54,339 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(TTioiuand 
dollars) 


5,822 


1,192 
982 
934 
486 
699 
76 

1,453 

33,608 


2,930 
820 

1,355 
314 

3,210 
595 
748 

1,648 

6.032 


5,124 
403 
244 
261 

343 

15,613 


1,277 
14,336 


6,920 


251 
110 
690 
2,511 
392 
758 

1,197 


354 
464 
379 


745 
96 
U2 
165 


21 

42 

191 
,655 

211 
,479 


n.a. 
n.a. 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


11.5 


8.7 
23.9 
13.7 
14.4 
14.6 
6.6 
8.8 

13.4 


6.8 
10.1 
10.1 
22.7 
29.0 
12.4 
14.6 
14.6 

24.5 


30.9 
9.2 


40.4 
11.7 


2.9 


3.3 
7.1 
12.8 
1.8 
4.9 
8.2 

3.6 


18.4 
7.9 
1.5 


1.7 
7.5 
3.8 
4.0 


1.7 
5.9 

2.7 
5.2 
7.8 
2.7 


n.a. 

n.a. 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propric" 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


753 
584 
647 
148 
379 
46 
682 

18,719 


1,538 
416 
663 
123 
758 
346 
447 

1,071 

4.632 


4,000 
318 
154 
160 

163 

8,562 


770 
7,792 


3,942 


174 
52 
513 
769 
218 
202 


283 
303 
195 

1,233 

1,807 


305 
21 
81 
56 


1 
10 

45 
603 

46 
639 


945 
656 


Piid  anployees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

{Humbcr) 


176 
180 
208 
32 
97 
12 
108 

5,623 


457 
112 
166 
39 
288 
101 
122 
263 


911 
74 
37 
34 


2.977 


255 
2,722 


35 
15 
55 
150 
38 


14 
122 

21 
128 


216 

187 


July  15 
(J^umber) 


195 
178 
205 
23 
89 
12 
108 

5,341 


473 
122 
174 

45 
287 

93 
123 
266 


929 
82 
37 
40 


2,619 


234 
2,335 


46 
U 
78 
163 
41 


56 
51 
35 

256 

396 


15 
122 

20 
132 


212 
191 


Nov.  15 

(^lumber) 


220 
181 
214 

32 
105 

12 
108 

5,153 


476 
118 
175 
43 
297 
102 
123 
262 


903 
74 
42 
39 

46 

2,453 


266 
2,187 


51 
19 
70 
161 
44 
39 


1 
3 

16 
119 

19 
143 


230 
188 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


52.862 


11,983 
10,550 
11,614 
2,579 
6,945 
710 
8,481 

394,670 


29,570 
7,646 

U,104 
2,158 

28,398 
7,427 
7,004 

20,243 

91.160 


79,835 
6,382 
2,345 
2,598 

2,827 

187,133 


13^398 
173,735 


66,562 


2,887 
785 
8,169 
13,469 
3,528 
3,499 

11,298 


4,013 
4,312 
2,973 

22,927 

32,074 


5,024 
370 

1,325 
832 

187 


187 

764 
U,093 

665 
11,814 


30,920 


18,561 
12,359 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


53.040 


12,866 
10,213 
11,148 
2,549 
6,724 
736 
3,804 

367,769 


30,811 
8,154 

13,249 
2,475 

28,158 
7,940 
7,678 

20,895 

90.135 


76,705 
7,089 
3,420 
2,971 

3,132 

155,092 


15,126 
139,966 


73,450 


3,570 
765 
9,234 
15,323 
3,730 
3,138 

13,912 


5,591 
5,199 
3,122 


32,894 


5,238 
420 

1,495 
832 

200 


200 

800 
11,132 

618 
12,009 


20,303 
13,045 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


57.773 


14,700 
10,430 
12,468 
3,310 
7,177 
775 
8,9U 

366.109 


32,408 
8,298 

12,700 
2,125 

26,562 
6,965 
7,436 

20,423 

93.181 


80, 599 
6,119 
3,532 
2,931 

3,198 

152,813 


15,372 
137,441 


76,048 


4,077 
1,115 
3,834 
15,628 
5,016 
2,885 

U.135 


6,299 
4,581 
3,255 

24,358 

38,144 


5,780 
551 

1,301 
902 

262 


50 
212 

908 
12,943 

576 
14,921 


20,407 
13,603 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

ot'  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2.207 
638 
657 
382 
51 
362 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Mot  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


109 


3,752 


1,269 
441 
191 
121 
402 
402 
280 
622 


1.315 
907 
123 
81 
204 


247 


3.462 

335 

3,074 


16 

2 

24 


293 
29'7 


8.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.-^TANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metiopobtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


wiannoTON,  D.  c.    methopolitan  task,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  eetabllsbments 

VHOLZSALE  ESTJtBLISBMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  uholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ), 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Grtxierles,  confectionery,  meats... 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 
Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Automotive  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  mlllvorli 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipaaent,  supplies. 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap. 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  spelling  gtxsds 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers,... 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products,... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Furniture,  home  furnishings... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) . 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus. 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  constructltjn  materials. 


Agents  and  brtikers,  n.e.c. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


1,295 


1,276 


S08 
253 

27 
182 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


17 

12 

12 

121 


1,336,616 


1,336,616 


535,260 
569,370 
66,186 
162,76* 
3,036 


84.310 


2,792 
35,529 

9,718 
36,271 

77,162 
59,475 


527 
1,701 

11, 103 
16, 242 
51,431 

46,305 

31,991 


S4,3S7 
7,604 


29,488 


8,272 

937 

692 

6,863 

2,318 

10,406 

9,859 


2,547 
7,312 


115.666 


14,994 
4,109 
6,817 
4,780 

84,966 

162,764 


44,187 
29,575 


1,682 

1,275 
2,977 
7,328 


3,723 
2,915 


1,202 
710 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


1,100 
6,572 


61,200 


69,053 


Active  proprie- 
tors." November 

(Number) 


1,601 
67,452 


39,893 
23,229 
2,224 
2,029 
77 


4.337 


1% 
1,384 

735 
1,972 

5,853 
3,030 


54 
U3 

999 
2,244 
4,103 

4,539 

2,523 


1,607 
916 


1,022 
77 
92 
506 
327 
1,448 


951 


243 
708 


7.645 


943 
584 
647 
379 
5,092 

2.029 


29 

21 
81 
109 


1,140 


524 
2 


136 

1 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


57 


418 
18,768 


11,477 

6,092 

734 

446 

19 


70 
354 
243 
651 

1,762 
693 


IF 
42 

M 

716 

1,163 

1,211 

678 


^25 
253 


231 
18 
29 

144 
87 

432 


"ll? 
304 


2.119 


290 
181 
214 
105 
1,329 

446 


Payroll 
(Dollon) 


1,322,072 


34,010 
1,288,062 


744,737 
452,537 
48,900 
41,000 


83.182 


3,620 
27,026 
15,539 
36,997 

105,704 
60,710 


17033 
2,818 

18,595 
44,378 
81,412 

79,441 

46,750 


29,091 
17,659 

64.818 


19,398 
1,242 
1,609 
9,179 
7,757 

25,633 


17.554 
12,660 
138.342 


18,596 
10,430 
12,468 
7,177 
89,671 

41,000 

5,780 

3.702 
5;  US 


551 

1,301 

677 

2.363 


9?5 
1.413 


a2 


"TOT 

918 


"  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 
^  Consists  of  the  District  of  Columbia;  Alexandria  and  Falls  Church  cities, and  Arlington  and  Fairfax  Counties,  Vs.;  and  Montgomery  and  Prince  Oeorc-es  Counties 


FLORIDA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 9.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 9.04- 

Jacksonville  Metropolitan  Area 9.04- 

Miami  Metropolitan  Area 9.05 

Tampa — St.  Petersburg  Metropolitan  Area  9.06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 9.07 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 9.10 

Page  Page 

Broward  County 9.10  Marion  County 9.10 

Dade  County  (See  Miami  Orange  County 9.11 

Metropolitan  Area). 9.05  Palm  Beach  County 9.11 

Duval  County  (See  Jacksonville  Pinellas  County 9.11 

Metropolitan  Area) 9.04  Polk  County 9.11 

Escambia  County 9.10  Volusia  County 9.11 

Hillsborough  County 9.10 

9.01 


9.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  aujtlllary  unite 1948. 

WbolesQle  establlehments 1948. 

1939. 
1929. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  tAiolesalers,  domestic  marltet 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mairly  farm  products) ,  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Fumltiire,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Faim  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials , 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipn^nt 

Confltmction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies,. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establlshinent  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.   automotive)  equipment, 

supplies. , 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  acrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Eslab- 
Ush- 
ments 


Qiumbcr) 


30 
3,718 

2,682 
2,041 


2,346 


2,238 
29 

79 


211 
64 


545 
249 


36 
267 


Sates, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


90 
41 
80 
41 
141 


73 
169 


9 
240 


2,001.664 


10,348 
1,991,316 

522,093 
444,078 


999,804 


948,237 
15,533 
36,034 

426,481 


290,314 
136,167 


260,243 
175,512 


42,657 
86,619 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


141,577 


136,024 

2,808 
2,745 

30,005 


25,145 
4,860 


21,771 
7,303 


181 ,675 


105,737 

5,698 

17,821 

21,466 

31,153 

125,794 


56,623 
69,171 


29,839 
76,083 


34,564 


18,695 
2,923 

10,774 
2,172 

50,510 

11,700 


4,395 
4,685 
2,620 

17.125 


10,417 
6,708 

17.634 


8,309 
3,809 
1,705 
4,0U 

2,674 
41,474 


44,229 
33,867 


21,756 
43,797 


12,626 
37,047 
30,393 

61.174 


15,349 
5,184 
10,966 
27,910 
7,010 
6,644 

6,091 


r,077 
635 


11,916 
30,427 


141.577 


Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


14.3 
18.1 
7.6 


8.7 
3.6 


4.2 
32.8 


27.9 
35.1 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(^Thousand 
dollars) 


129,947 


4,571 
125,376 

34,257 
26,271 


76,205 

806 

1,139 

15,139 


13,411 
1,726 


7,418 
3,905 


20,764 


6,240 
14,524 


19.158 


8,273 
855 
2,954 
2,239 
4,637 

19,086 


11,507 
7,579 


3,670 
6,502 


4.139 


2,366 
485 
758 
530 

2,655 


536 
640 
396 


2,420 
990 


3.595 


1,601 
767 
481 
746 

264 
9,783 

9.484 


5,084 
4,400 


10.044 


3,511 
6,533 


1,451 
6,692 
6,433 

16. 9U 


3,442 

974 
1,475 
5,651 
1,608 
1,656 

1,706 

1.717 


1,611 
106 


10.5 


7.6 
15.0 
16.6 
10.4 
15.5 

15.2 


20.3 
11.0 


12.9 
8.5 


12.0 


12.6 
16.6 
7.0 
24.4 

5.2 


12.2 
13.7 
15.2 


23.2 
U  8 


20.2 


19.3 
20.1 
26.2 
16.6 

10.6 
23.6 


U.5 
13.0 


16.1 
U.9 


11.5 
16.1 
27.7 

20.8 


22.4 
18.6 
13.4 
21.0 
25.8 
24.9 

21.1 


10,384 


4,977 
513 
1,277 
1,337 
2,280 

9,964 


Active 
proprie- 
tors," 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
hrr) 


2,234 


2,234 

1,694 
626 


1,346 
12 
58 


410 
210 


1 
188 


6,544 
3,420 


5,236 


1,854 
3,382 


2.519 


1,486 
256 
455 
322 

1,624 


232 
401 
200 


1,176 
449 


2.267 


1,072 
444 
297 
454 

135 
5,619 

5.465 


3,011 
2,454 


2,002 
4,080 


8,915 


366 
3,908 
4,641 

9,116 


19.9 
16.7 


2,007 
524 
799 

3,172 
991 
759 

864 


l!028 


44 
153 


K 

5 

16 

46 

48 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Humhtr) 


51,444. 


July  15 
(dumber) 


39,095 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


51,179 


1,290 
50,154 

37,157 


25,779 


25,035 
325 
419 

4,602 


4,233 
369 


2,915 
1,751 


4,603 
10,504 


25,779 


3,628 


1,766 
160 
580 
419 
683 

3.859 


2,425 
1,434 


588 
769 


552 
94 

126 
82 

590 

244 


1,297 
37,798 

23,779 
n.a. 


24,656 
323 
411 

4,506 


4,106 
402 


2,807 
1,020 


4,073 


1,284 
2,789 


25 .390 


3,750 


1,757 
178 
593 
388 
834 

3.536 


2,375 
1,163 


599 
731 


2 

3 

15 

9 

133 

_J2_ 


68 
120 
56 


360 
124 


261 
129 
101 
196 

62 
2,101 

1.465 


8U. 
654 


1.732 


652 
1,080 


3,061 


105 
1,461 
1,495 

2,665 


564 
145 
271 
764 
361 
293 


259 
13 


541 
96 

126 
92 

566 

255 


73 
125 
57 


2,606,674 


1,323 
49,656 

37,083 
n.a. 


25.609 
234 
431 


4,284 
425 


2,768 
1,529 


3,915 
10,461 


26,474 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Dollors) 


2,128,543 


82,418 
2,524,256 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,426,552 


1,388,180 
16,565 
21,807 

292,560 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


2,614,890 


83,596 
2,044,947 

n.a. 
n.a. 


1,396,367    1,479,683 


Nov.  15 
(DelUri) 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollori) 


86,343 
2,526,547 


n.a. 
n.a. 


263,196 
29,362 


147,112 
63,472 


4,060 


1,816 
187 
680 
438 
939 

3,730 


2,373 
1,352 


607 
820 


555 
96 

128 
92 


177,263 
397,297 


1,426,552 


190,216 


89,460 
8,834 
25,699 
22,593 
43,430 

199,389 


131,830 
67,509 


95.111 


34,413 
60,693 

48.279 


316 
123 


264 

121 

94 

169 

63 
2,094 

i'.4a9 


827 
662 


720 
1,136 


102 
1,467 
1,485 

2,672 


552 
158 
263 
779 
355 
296 


271 


121 
59 


401 
154 


269 
126 


56 
2,069 


1.520 


857 
663 


742 
1,259 


3,062 


98 
1,491 
1,493 

2.661 


576 
152 
274 
767 
348 
305 


266 

19 


29,665 
4,521 
9,036 
5,057 

32,526 


1,359,025 
16,043 
21,299 


249,768 
31,023 


149,482 
56,174 


56,555 

105,578 


1,396,367 


183.830 


87,202 
9,531 
24,570 
21,068 
41,459 

180,696 


123, 7U 
56,982 


90.211 


34,140 
56,071 


47,409 


3,850 
7,712 
3,473 

36.564 
25,887 


38,035 


14,606 
8,279 
5,733 
9,410 

2,315 
U2,670 


48,475 
42,912 


35,873 
64,275 


159,035 


5,961 
71,703 
61,351 

158.630 


31,320 
9,267 
15,147 
51,111 
18,899 
15,624 

17,262 

18.709 


18,106 
603 


27,619 
4,730 
9,415 
5,645 

27,521 

15,501 


,147 
7,653 
3,701 


1,444,928 
13,038 
21,717 

307,366 


272,097 
35,269 


U7,948 
73,365 


518,185 


U6,634 
371,551 


1.479,683 


203,902 


91,535 
10,463 
30,359 
24,336 
47,207 

190,025 


127,260 
62,765 


100.322 


33,939 
66,333 


46.790 


29,061 
5,091 
6,859 
5,779 

30,387 

15.398 


4,068 
7,730 
3,580 


21,607 
10,473 


35.930 


U,666 
7,863 
5,125 
8,124 

2,519 
U2,483 


50,653 
44,187 


107.368 


37,441 
69,927 


161,675 


6,210 
73,415 
82,050 


159,971 
32,018 
10,432 
16,656 
51,229 
18,739 
14,713 

16,179 


41^94 
"25v599" 

11,795 

38.837 


15,387 
8,566 
5,341 
9,543 

2,445 
113,744 

97.303 


52,932 

44,371 


38,669 
76,625 


164,116 


6,016 
74,102 
64,000 


16.870 
18,178 


161.099 
33,344 
9,799 
17,271 
51,361 
17,692 
15, 3U 

16,313 

20.636 


19,656 
982 


FLORIDA 


9.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Businfss:  1948 


Type  of  opeiation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>(uniber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  * 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(T^umber) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 

(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


898 
316 
582 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  slocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Fiimlture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

O-ther  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Fans  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Maniif acturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confecticnery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible ) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials..... 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  -equipment,  supplies 

Comnercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machijiery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

AI«imSTRAIIVE,  AUXILIARY  DNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 


59 

46 

6 


254 
49 


42 
7 


9,501 
6,486 


BO. 694 


32,400 
3,518 
5,209 

12,155 
6,667 

10,262 

10,283 

290,314 


147,201 


5,963 
100,201 
41,037 

12,738 
3,825 
1,^34 
24,114 
15,006 
5,174 
4,731 

26,188 


8,862 
1,343 


4,339 
11,644 


46.333 


8,060 
38,273 


136,167 


10,044 

2,243 

5,716 

31,258 

86,906 

175.512 


65,991 
42,448 

1,140 
480 

2,142 

23,677 


21,466 
2,211 


2,100 
2,640 


"593" 
1,647 


5,027 
902 


4,144 


182 
3,359 
603 

1,048 
23,773 

129,276 


122,490 
6,786 


4,769 
2,017 


10,348 


(x) 


1,408 
1,325 

10.051 


14.8 
20.4 


12.4 


773 
659 


5.663 


256 
351 


265 
349 


281 
272 


12,768 
13,824 


101,411 


25.981 


12,910 
13,071 


99,232 


25,136 


4,082 
762 
964 
834 

1,149 
589 

1,671 

25,145 


12.6 
21.7 
18.5 

6.9 
16.7 

5.7 
16.2 


2,404 
444 
632 
455 
584 
300 
844 

13,411 


722 
170 
265 
185 
167 
90 
312 

4,233 


8.512 


4,536 
3,394 

1,423 

820 

187 

1,640 

658 

731 
753 

5.199 


9.8 
4.5 
8.3 

U.2 

21.4 

9.7 

6.8 

4.4 

14.1 

15.9 

19.8 


3,305 
490 


713 
686 


208 
5.014 


37.3 
36.5 


16.5 
5.9 


6.8 
10.8 


749 
4,265 


4.860 


9.3 
11.1 


3.6 


1,016 
272 
188 
362 

3,022 

7.303 


10.1 

12.1 

3.3 

1.2 

3.5 

4.2 


1,953 

2,389 

63 


3.0 
5.6 
5.5 
8.5 
5.3 


505 

44 


2.4 
2.0 


"BTT 
5.8 


255 

87 


5.1 
9.6 


— zr 

225 
66 

70 
1,100 


6.7 
10.9 


40,795 


33.3 
22.8 


1,307 
243 


27.4 
12.0 


4,448 


259 
2,525 
1,664 

720 
439 
99 
1,189 
409 
393 
541 

3,380 


2,324 
296 


361 
399 


95 
1.698 


355 
1,343 


1.728 


498 
212 
S3 
237 
698 

3.905 


1,011 
1,676 


2 

43 


217 
3 


116 


31 
521 


20.764 


20,019 


627 
118 


1,693 


73 
1,111 
509 

252 
164 
25 
365 
120 
132 
181 


123 


100 

111 


99 
393 


754 
159 
254 
186 
159 
90 
278 

4,106 


8L4 
201 
259 
196 
174 
86 
326 

4,284 


39,998 
7,421 

12,864 
8,335 

10,710 
5,520 

16,563 

263,198 


41,937 
7,184 

11,855 
8,856 

10,047 
6,117 

13,236 

249,768 


U,079 
11,057 

110,531 


47,671 
8,574 

12,243 
9,162 

11,587 
5,379 

15,915 

272,097 


1,545 


1,619 


72 
971 
502 

257 
138 
34 
383 
132 
127 
177 


U7 


104 
113 


490 


1,013 
528 

299 
144 
34 
389 
129 
133 
204 

812 
483 


92,341 


113 
377 


134 
17 
14 
60 

144 


57 
32 

7 

5 
5 


253 
1,054 


171 
3 


144 
45 


43 
2 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,144 
3,427 


r 

27 
3 

15 
144 

15.107 


14,688 
419 


351 
68 


1,290 


226 
1,064 


133 
39 
18 
63 

149 

1,020 


250 
317 


190 
3 


19 
"TB" 


10 
134 


4.073 


3,708 


284 
81 


91 
119 


487 


109 
378 


4,914 
55,026 
32,401 

12,998 
8,841 
1,762 

23,907 
7,363 
7,322 
9,613 

65,233 

45,752 

5,770 

6,566 
7,145 


1,692 
32,126 


84,871 


6,920 
25,206 


29,362 


4,835 
50,606 
29,430 

13,425 
8,021 
1,794 

24,936 
7,499 
6,952 
9,795 

59,822 

39,948 

5,395 

6,989 
7,490 

1,887 

30.766 


6,318 
24,448 

31.023 


5,295 
51,332 
33,326 

15,279 
8,013 
2,047 

30,011 
9,3U 
7,641 

11,549 

64,144 

43,882 

5,673 

6,849 
7,740 

2,163 

31.983 


6,341 
25,642 


35.269 


Ul 
45 
18 
61 

160 


257 

787 

10 

1 
10 


194 

3 


12 
18 


31 
3 


15 
152 


14.376 


13,898 


344 
134 


228 
1,069 


231 
1,092 


10,039 
1,320 
1,289 
4,858 

11,856 

83.472 


8,684 
3,656 
1,676 
4,468 
12,539 

56,174 


17,022 
45,309 

230 
35 

725 

3,402 


3,349 
53 


1,184 


1,796 
1,075 


1.539 


1,024 
515 


484 

1,410 

136 

628 
9,572 

574.560 


560,321 
U.239 


12,294 
1,945 


82,418 


17,010 
65,408 


17,236 
17,793 

310 
35 

7U 

3,821 


3,768 
53 


1,734 
1,138 


1,213 

550 


2.152 
4l4~ 

1,532 
136 

474 
9,057 

162.133 


K7,998 
14. U5 


12,071 
2,064 


83,596 


10,099 
5,270 
1,672 
4,677 

13,551 

73,365 


17,563 
31,897 

605 
35 

650 

3,835 


3,782 
53 


1,677 
1,112 


1,857 
i;333 


2,371 
4g4" 

1,751 
136 

642 
11,138 


501,389 


13,649 
3,U7 


17,256 
66,340 


18,837 
69,506 


7.697 
3,722 
665 
302 
543 
1,130 
340 
995 

17,453 


4,85'7 


T5S 
2,922 
1,579 

806 
553 
136 
3,222 
1,007 
459 
851 

2,880 

599 

211 

1,203 
767 

171 

2.511 


355 
2,156 


138 
251 

17 


66 

53 


66 
"52 

U 


29 
106 


2.535 
2,245 


290 
204 
86 


386 
131 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosui«. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


9.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 

Establishments 
(Number) 

Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 

Active  propiie- 
tors,*  November 

(Numter) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 

Employees 

Pay  roll 
(tfellars) 

JACKSONVniE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

656 

(X) 

31,942 

334 

10,404 

619,385 

11 
645 

451 

104 

624,227 

265,437 
245,438 

2,443 
29,499 

19,554 
7,515 

334 

260 
2 

787 
9,617 

6,315 
2,280 

48,737 

570,648 

WHOLESALE   ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

362,399 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

155,111 

76 
28 

22 
61 
7 

451 

162,629 
82,809 

55,002 
54,444 
3,906 

265,437 

6,619 
896 

1,019 
763 
618 

19,564 

1 
1 

11 
57 

4 

260 

2,066 
21A 

390 
198 
434 

6,315 

137,551 

17,560 

21,475 

16,346 

15,317 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

362,399 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

47 

30,346 

1,679 

37 

695 

35,302 

10 

6 

10 

4 
17 

45 

21,591 
1,435 
2,263 
2,384 
2,673 

27,303 

--'■99-5 
154 
214 
110 
206 

1,980 

1 
4 
6 
9 
15 

41 

339 

54 
143 
48 

111 

821 

20,482 

3,134 

4,594 

2,154 

4,938 

Farm  products  (edible) 

38,880 

10 
35 

18 

10,022 
17,281 

26,242 

i;336 
644 

1.364 

2 
39 

12 

517 
304 

332 

24;604 

14,276 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

26.381 

6 
12 

18 

4,239 
22,003 

11,465 

267 
1,097 

572 

6 
6 

6 

81 
251 

209 

4,594 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

21,787 

11,092 

7 
7 
4 

10 

11 

4,781 

6,133 

551 

7,711 

3,760 

395 
66 
111 

210 

330 

3 
3 

12 

10 

152 
25 
32 

85 

103 

7,776 

1,293 

2,023 

3,764 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

6,327 

4 
7 

18 

-"257 
3,503 

7,842 

13 
317 

650 

5 

5 

9 

5 
98 

188 

?n 

6,U6 

Furniture,  home  fumiehlngs 

14,852 

7 

11 

12 

S;79S 
4,043 

5,731 

400 
250 

962 

3 
6 

3 

115 
73 

253 

7,51^ 

7,334 

15.216 

3 
3 
5 

39 

21 

3,601 
819 

1,311 

13,226 
23,200 

602 
195 
165 

1,548 

1,659 

3 

22 

2 

132 
65 
56 

548 

474 

8,552 

3,430 

Paper  products ,  n.e.c 

3,234 
30,684 

Electrical  goods 

31.251 

9 
12 

16 

10,523 
12,677 

13,458 

■'684 
975 

1,430 

'2 
5 

199 
275 

375 

13,122 

18,129 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

23.666 

6 
10 

50 

6;i05 
7,353 

25,098 

577 
853 

1,981 

2 
3 

28 

160 
215 

713 

11,134 

12,534 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

34.299 

12 
90 

22,276 
2,822 

28,012 

1,620 
361 

2,884 

20 
3 

43 

569 
144 

805 

28,047 

6,252 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

48.994 

a 

6 

25 
9 

17 
9 

4 

8 

i.M 

6,482 
11,047 
2,332 
1,905 
2,902 

1,506 

5.782 

522 

344 
1,W3 
359 
179 
287 

304 

400 

15 
4 
9 
2 

11 
2 

4 

4 

161 
99 
271 
109 
76 
89 

87 

130 

8,678 

7;582 

18,593 

5,342 

3,274 

5,525 

6,036 

Waste  materials 

5.401 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

5 
3 

44 

41647 
1,135 

34.753 

234 
166 

1.611 

4 
22 

99 
31 

497 

4,241 

1,160 

Other  merchant  wholeealere 

30.252 

ll 
4 
5 
4 
5 

15 

76 

111  511 
1,039 
6,212 
1,983 
8,336 
5,672 

162,629 

742 
78 
104 
159 
105 
423 

6,619 

3 
5 
3 
2 

1 
8 

1 

234 
20 
35 
35 
26 

147 

2,066 

1A,916 

1,010 

1,976 

3,158 
1,779 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

7,413 
137,551 

19 

5 

3 

23 

26 

59,244 

1,045 

3,084 

19,045 

80,211 

1,829 

Ul 

307 

1,754 

2,618 

"i 

666 
30 
120 
427 
823 

37,487 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

1,429 

6,458 

33,663 
58,5U 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


FLORIDA 


9.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSBMEKTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  Roll,  AND  PsRSONNBL,  BY  TypB  OF  OPERATION  AND  IClND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


MetropoliQn  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  busineas 


JA.TtSONVILLE  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

^aAMI  HETROPOLITAJl  AREA, '   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers. 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (\rtth  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products, . . . 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines). 
Industrial  chemicals,  paints 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


tTj-  goodc,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies. . 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Flusibing,  heating  equipment,  siqiplles. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber ,  ml llwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,    equipment,    supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,    equipment,   supplies 

Professional  equipment ,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,   supplies. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  naterials. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thotuaiul  dolldrj) 


82,809 


8,058 
840 
963 

2,168 
70,780 


27,649 
2,857 
971 
1,426 
1,502 
1,643 

18,396 


(x) 


(x) 
429,000 


297,551 
57,765 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thoujdtul  dolldri) 


46,650 
11,115 

40,164 
27,481 
6,039 


297,551 


46.576 


25,038 
1,073 
2,929 

10,358 
9,178 

48,163 


22,029 
26,134 


8,936 
27,883 


9,948 


6,965 
1,024 
1,959 


3,554 
1,629 


5,108 
4   363 


4,463 
8,915 


14,332 
10,533 


20,376 
3,823 


16,553 
21.853 


6,441 
15,412 

24.818 


6,615 
2,138 
5,839 
2,647 
2,555 
5,024 

2,066 

2.498 


412 
2,086 


217 
26 
29 
73 

551 


234 

14 
11 
51 
42 
30 
401 


1,473 
30,745 


24,426 
3,118 


Active  ptt>prie- 
tore,*  November 

(Number) 


2,769 
349 

1,720 
710 
771 


24,426 


3.358 


1,548 
116 
212 
853 
629 

3,458 


2^224 
1,234 


525 
1,138 


574 

89 

330 


177 
105 


70 


4*7 
,364 


84? 
775 


1,649 
3.190 


504 
2,686 

2,824 


840 
166 
663 
326 
325 
504 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


64 
5 

7 
19 
119 


71 
3 
1 
U 
12 
V. 
86 

9,958 


325 
9,633 


7,695 
937 


852 
85 

511 
166 
324 


72 
244 
255 


369 


166 
271 


183 
27 
78 


163 
35 


135 
463 


255 
206 


""507 
510 


205 
738 


199 

56 

161 

120 

127 
145 


Pay  roll 
(Oellart) 


17,560 


4,503 
645 
564 

1,291 
10,557 

16,346 


4,700 
275 
165 

1,352 
811 
827 

8,216 


26,152 
589,759 


467,201 
63,682 


55,898 
7,784 

30,358 
12,508 
16,010 


63.281 


29,535 

2,404 

3,470 

15,353 

12,519 

65,857 


45,159 
20,698 


31,926 


9,071 
22,855 


18,689 


11,57^ 
1,808 
5,507 

8,254 

5,269 


3,161 
2,108 


15^298 
1,690 

7,616 
24,325 

28,243 


15,174 
13,069 


9,026 
33,712 


57,801 


10,673 
47,128 


52.235 


12,912 
3,906 

11,300 
7,074 
6,950 

10,093 

5,755 


1,288 
4,071 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


9.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  CM^eratiox  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
Qiumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  doliars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors," November 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(£>c>ll<lri) 


MIAMI  METROPOLITAN  AMU— Coitinued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry ; 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (\rtthout  stocks),  total.... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

TAMPA— ST.  PETEfiSBURG  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total... 

Admizilstratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establtchraents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fislu  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fnilts,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 
653 


ii2 

56 


18,027 
7,786 
1,073 
1,360 
+  ,198 
3,610 

^6,650 


32,495 
3,118 
11,037 

11,115 


1,110 
10,005 


27,481 


18, 563 
5,134 
1,505 
701 
1,578 


360,334 


193,827 
85,734 


46,633 
39,051 

35,022 
32,294 

13,457 


25,873 


15,272 

792 

863 

1,105 

7,841 


24,834 
11  034 


23,651 


5,712 
17,939 


7,068 
272 
430 

11,013 
1,946 


69F 
1,601 

4,535 
1,376 
5,927 


12,720 
8,775 


8,600 
7,248 


7,929 
7,386 


1,666 
568 
192 
116 
347 
443 

2,769 


974 

758 

1,037 


163 
186 


450 

119 

9 

82 

50 


21,380 


421 
20,959 


14,839 
2,603 


2,311 
292 

1,124 
611 

1,782 


65 
34 
566 


1,189 
922 


407 
796 


551 
24 


358 
163 


96 

118 

506 
60 

881 


830 
555 


1,446 


756 
690 


685 
815 


267 

1 


602 
188 
102 
51 
111 
150 


334 
184 
334 


131 
7,981 


5,278 
878 


797 
81 

407 

184 

1,234 


231 
29 
72 
21 

244 

817 


155 
198 


226 
13 
21 

148 
53 


~2l 
42 

163 
20 

314 


233 
131 


265 
256 


203 
318 


32,665 
10,665 
4,289 
2,171 
7,050 
8,490 

55,898 


18,394 
15,435 
22,0S9 


4,228 
3,556 


12,508 


8,068 

1,892 

182 

916 

1,450 


8,950 
410,640 


285,078 
52,883 


46,788 
6,095 

22,485 

9,913 

40,281 


285,078 


^3,744 

77I05 

1,685 

2,233 

752 

11,269 

41,088 
2i.0'?i 
17,016 

22,'MO 


8,0*5 
14,67! 


10,431 

503 

1,064 

6,919 
2,966 

4,279 

i;7ia 


9,752 
1,087 
16,543 

25.750 


15,580 
10,170 


13,613 
15,315 


30,396 


14,444 
15,952 


FLORIDA 


9.07 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  bminess 


Establishmenta 
(Humhcr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Tliousdnd  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

dumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


TAMPA— ST.  PETERSBURG  METROPOLITAN  AREA--Continue(l 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Comaercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materi  als 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manjf acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials  ) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


11,564 


2,461 
3,812 
1,553 
1,746 
687 
1,305 

3,205 

3,671 


2^089 
1,582 

13,505 


4,946 
626 
877 

2,959 
576 
783 

2,738 

46,683 


32,510 

1,798 

925 

2,900 

8,550 

32.294 


13,507 
932 
2,984 
1,065 
1,162 
1,143 

11,501 


309 
365 
239 
206 
45 
W9 


226 
145 


434 
54 
99 

120 
53 
48 

227 

2.311 


931 
218 
42 
550 
570 


246 

14 
12 


284 


92 
102 
39 
86 
16 
66 


143 
17 
39 
61 
12 
19 
73 


348 
31 
15 
129 
224 


23.933 


4,947 
7,111 
4,041 
4,145 
875 
2,81/4 

7,269 

7.180 

2,640 

20.506 


8,753 
392 
1,902 
2,909 
1,017 
955 
4,078 

46.783 


19,474 

4,566 

806 

9,997 

IJ.,945 

9.913 


3,886 
185 
225 
173 
649 
208 

4,587 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Hot  elsewhere  classified. 


^  Coextensive  with  Duval  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Dade  County. 

^  Consists  of  Hillsborough  and  Pinellas  Counties, 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  ' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  axd  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establisli- 
ments 

Oiumbor) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TJiousand 
dollars)^ 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprieiors,* 

November 

(Mfmbcr) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Employees 
(^iumber) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

State,  total 

3,748 

2,001,664 

129,947 

2,234 

51,179 

2,614,390 

. . , 

'-U 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

30 
3,718 

40 

10,343 
1,991,316 

16,689 

4,571 
125,376 

855 

2,234 
25 

1,323 
49,856 

351 

38,343 
2,526,547 

18,677 

2,346 
21 

999,804 
7,360 

1,372 
19 

991,512 

9.329 

33 
7 

6 

37 

15,475 
1,214 

565 

U,571 

327 
23 

14 

720 

20 

5 

6 
25 

340 
11 

7 

288 

13,149 
528 

298 

13,707 

20 

1 

1 

(X) 
(X) 

(x) 

13 
6 

5 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

Bay  County 

... 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Panana  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Bradford  County 

Brevard  County 

Broward  County 

3 
34 
32 

2 

5 
24 

89 

14,571 
(X) 
(x) 

1,203 
8,836 

42,461 

99 
621 
(X) 
(X) 

24 
844 

1,539 

25 

(x) 
(x) 

5 
17 

62 

34 
254 
(X) 
(X) 

11 
660 

5U 

1,916 
11,791 
(x) 
(X) 

509 
19,659 

28,767 

22 
22 

6 

6,377 
(X) 

891 

12 

10 
2 

5 
18 

8,194 

(x) 

(X) 

1,203 
7,945 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishmenta,  total 

4- 

'               85 

42 

11 

24 

8 

4 

5 

10 

2 

r                        ... 
42,461 
25,355 
1,171 
6,166 
9,769 

1,272 
454 
1,108 
(x) 

135 

1,404 

1,107 

61 

62 

174 

33 

7 
87 
(x) 

62 
21 
10 
23 
3 

4 
6 
4 

(x) 

46 
468 
352 
26 
35 
55 

17 
3 
33 
(x) 

2,588 
26,179 
19,933 
1,388 
1,648 
3,210 

610 
126 
1,404 
(x) 

'43 
33 
9 

"i 

1 
1 
2 

U,788 
13,806 
(x) 

(x)   '" 

(X) 

(X) 

(x) 

'42 
9 
2 

24 

7 

3 
4 
8 
2 

27,673 
11,549 

Hollywood 

Po!i53ano 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 

6,166 

(X) 
(X) 

Charlotte  County 

Citrus  County 

(x) 
{xj 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 

9.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.e8,  Pay  Roix,  and  Pebsonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholksaibes  and  Othee  Operating  Typus:  1948 


Total 

Merchant 

wholesalers 

Other  opciating  types 

County  and  city 

Esiablish- 
ments 

mumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioujimd 
cUUri) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thmuand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roU. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tbousand 
dolUrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollirr) 

(Thousand 
dolUri) 

7 
17 

2,012 
4.201 

226 
163 

5 
13 

94 
81 

4,129 
3,238 

4 
7 

1,725 
1,948 

3 

10 

287 

2.253 

17 
774 

4,201 
(X) 

163 
32,218 

13 
392 

31 
9,953 

3,238 

615,911 

7 

1,948 

10 

2,253 

Dade  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

7 
767 
15 
4 
642 
26 
2 
78 

13 
5 

656 

(X) 
429,000 

7,312 
(x) 
375,604 

9,384 
(X) 
34,754 

5,081 
735 

(x) 

1,473 
30,745 
314 
(x) 

27,306 
607 
(X) 
2,391 

513 

18 

31,942 

392 
10 
(x) 

328 
17 
(X) 

35 

15 
3 

334 

325 

9,633 

109 

(x) 

8,416 

179 

(x) 

864 

286 
3 

10,404 

26,152 
589,759 
6,893 
(x) 
522,212 

11,218 
(x) 

46,542 

U,944 
347 

619,385 

609 
11 
3 
523 
23 
2 
47 

3 
1 

297,551 
(x) 
(x) 

269,078 
5,214 
(X) 
15,773 

647 
(x) 

158 
4 
1 

U9 
3 

'31 

10 
4 

131,449 
(X) 

Hialeah                  

(x) 

106,526 

4,170 

18,981 

4,434 

(x) 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

11 
645 
629 

'16 

96 

(x) 

624,227 

616,983 

7,244 

56,719 

2,443 
29,499 
28,978 

521 

3,154 

334 
326 

"s 

64 

787 
9,617 
9,386 

231 

1,233 

48,737 
570,648 
559,662 

10,986 

61.328 

451 
441 

"io 

65 

265,437 
259,051 

6,386 

34,016 

194 
188 

"i 

31 

358,790 
357,932 

... 

858 

Escambia  County 

22,703 

' 7g~ 

18 

5 
12 

15 

50,979 
5,740 

286 
1,307 

5,841 

2,738 
416 

'75 
160 

45 
19 

5 
8 

15 

1,015 
218 

47 
93 

52,946 
8,382 

1,421 
3,301 

53 

12 

5 
6 

31,703 
2,313 

541 
3,077 

25 
6 

5 
7 

9 

19,276 

3,427 

286 

766 

Gadsden  County 

2,764 

15 

2 

1 
3 
5 
14 
6 
7 

23 

5,841 

(x) 

(X) 

586 
1,800 
5,677 

911 
1,313 

6,221 

160 

(x) 
(X) 

68 

34 

226 

32 

2U 

610 

'is 

(x) 

(x) 

1 
6 
9 
5 
4 

14 

'93 

(x) 

(x) 

26 
22 

217 
15 
33 

528 

3,301 

(X) 

(x) 

1,322 

654 

5,622 

640 

3,101 

15,934 

"6 

2 

2 

7 

3,077 

(X)    ■" 
(X) 
(x) 
(x) 

1,013 

'"9 

2 

1 
2 
4 
12 
4 
7 

16 

2,764 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

Hamilton  County 

(x) 

(x) 

1,313 

Highlands  County 

5,203 

i 

11 

4 

500 

3,3i5 
1,376 
1,460 

321,618 

437 
124 
49 

18,474 

5 
7 
2 

290 

35a 

162 

8 

6,876 

9,611 

5,521 

802 

356,954 

i 

4 

1 

(x) 

239 
(x) 

6 

7 

3 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Hillsborough  County 

1,137 
(x) 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Plant  City. .     ..         

5 
495 

13 

403 

79 

4 

16 

321,618 

4,016 

298,143 

19,459 

1,524 

3,793 

421 
18,053 

453 

16,246 

1,354 

49 

496 

290 
U 

191 
85 

1 

11 

131 
6,745 

332 
5,582 

831 

20 
335 

3,950 
343,004 

7,992 
311,970 
23,042 

863 

11,943 

323 

4 
292 
27 

2 

3 

171,281 

569 

166,396 

4,316 

(x) 

1A9 

172 

9 

111 

52 

2 

13 

150,337 
3,447 

131,747 

15,143 

(x) 

3,644 

9 

7 

16 

i;922 

STL 
11,373 

3S5 
111 

327 

4 
7 

15 

239 

96 

137 

3,103 
5.941 

1 
2 

5 

(x) 
(x) 

4.069 

i 

5 
11 

(X) 

(X) 

Jackson  County 

7.304 

U 
2 

9 
45 

(x)' 

(X) 

2,818 
7.947 

(x) 

(X) 

29 
928 

(x) 

(x) 

13 
38 

(x) 
(x) 

31 
642 

(x) 
(x) 

707 
23.615 

5 
2 
7 

(x) 
(x) 

716 

9 
2 

7 
38 

(X) 

(x) 

(x) 

Lake  County 

7.231 

13 
32 

38 

2;953 
4,994 

8,461 

205 
723 

575 

11 
27 

26 

80 
562 

215 

3,891 
19,724 

10,961 

3 
4 

25 

578 
138 

5,860 

10 
23 

13 

2,375 

4,856 

Lee  County 

2,601 

33 

5 

77^53- 

1,163 

46S 

107 

21 
5 

162 
53 

280 

S;750 
2,211 

13.777 

21 
4 

29 

(x) 
(x) 

6,181 

li 

1 
13 

(x) 

(x)      - 

5,397 

39 
3 

17 

1 
10 

41 

io;3i^ 

1,260 

2,549 
(X) 
2,126 

8,210 

632 
133 

as 

(x) 

140 

579 

27 

2 

14 
(x) 

3 

32 

225 

55 

87 
(x) 

42 

461 

11,244 
2,533 

4,539 
(x) 
1,961 

14,606 

26 

3 

3 
4 
22 

4,921 
1,260 

(x) 

1,235 

3,865 

13 

U 

1 
6 

19 

5,397 

•  • . 

(x) 

(x) 

891 

Manatee  County 

4,X5 

Bradenton^ 

19 
22 

54 

4,488 
3,722 

15.429 

301 
278 

1.120 

U 
IB 

35 

121 
340 

798 

5,969 
8,637 

28.358 

IJ 
10 

26 

1,107 
7.143 

12 
28 

2,615 

Marion  County 

8.281 

31 
23 

8 

9,970 
5,459 

1,521 

576 
544 

40 

22 

13 

9 

247 
551 

22 

10,960 
17,398 

642 

22 

4 

1 

6,656 
492 

(X) 

9 
19 

7 

3,314 

4,967 

(x) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 

FLORIDA 


9.09 


Tible  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'-Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.b$,  Pay  Ron,  and  Peksonnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesaleks  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

z  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 

'  Foroerly  River  Junction. 

'  Manatee  town  annexed  to  Bradenton  In  1944. 


Total 

Merchant  whoksalen 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Kumbcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThoutdTul 
dolUrl) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thmanni 
ioUari) 

Active 

proprietors.* 

November 

CXumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TliouKiml 
iclUrs) 

Esublish- 
menis 

(>{umber) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 

(DolUrs) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Monroe  County 

20 

4,533 

299 

18 

109 

5,384 

14 

3,366 

6 

1,167 

17 
3 

12 

6 
7 

246 

4,265 
268 

6,070 

1,257 

928 

95,907 

295 

4 

103 
47 
33 

10,023 

15 
3 

19 

7 
6 

119 

108 
1 

64 
32 

20 

4.338 

5,304 
80 

6,029 

1,095 

970 

195,842 

12 
2 

5 
2 
3 

169 

M 
(X) 

(x) 

(x) 

527 

53,044 

5 

1 

7 
4 
4 

77 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Nassau  County 

(X) 

(X) 
(X)      , 

401 

42,863 

203 

3 

40 

15 

132 

79,115 

765 

16,027 

6,000 

50,856 

6,952 

82 

2,989 

277 

3,293 

IW 

2 

13 

12 

82 

2;  528 

60 

1,750 

255 

1,091 

l3l,lf)4 

2,350 

62,388 

8,004 

61,294 

151 
2 
16 

4 

84 

47,199 
(x) 

(X) 

279 
23,342 

52 

1 

24 

U 

48 

31,916 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Osceola  County 

Pftlm  P^i-rh  "-^'inty ,    . . . . 

(x) 

5,721 
27,514 

' n- 

8 

5 

6 

88 

12 

18 

158 

8,240 

2,221 

519 

2,322 

32,569 
4,985 

7,698 

38,716 

297 
62 
44 

107 
2,668 

115 

322 

2,906 

3 
7 
3 
4 
51 
U 

14 

102 

UO 
16 
16 
14 

868 
37 

159 

1.236 

6,905 

888 

850 

714 

49,318 

2,619 

4,987 
62,636 

5 
3 
4 
1 
68 
3 

5 

119 

812 
72 
(X) 
(x) 

a, 687 
295 

644 

22,546 

8 
5 
1 
5 
20 
9 

13 

39 

7,4i8 

2,149 

(x) 

Pahokee 

(X) 
10,882 

Remainder  of  County 

Pasco  County 

4,690 

7,054 

16,170 

J3 

104 

31 

135 

4,389 
29,710 
4,617 

52,668 

271 

2,021 

614 

7,456 

15 
65 
22 

80 

94 
856 
286 

5,159 

4,623 
42,130 
15,883 

210,634 

15 
83 

21 

64 

2,682 

17,237 
2,627 

19.420 

8 
21 
10 

71 

1,707 

Remainder  of  County 

Poli  County 

12,473 
1,990 

33,248 

10 

6 

48 

15 
20 
36 

41 

1,947 
4,406 

16,541 
4,734 
5,676 

19,364 

6,793 

172 

656 

1,375 

4U 

1,056 

3,783 

434 

10 
4 

32 
7 
8 

19 

34 

144 
485 
363 
241 
710 
3,216 

272 

3,740 
18,227 
20,712 
11,011 
29,094 
128,050 

10,043 

3 
3 
35 
8 
9 
6 

19 

(x) 

(x) 

11,662 
1,390 
1,423 
2,084 

3,055 

7 
3 
13 
7 
11 
30 

.22 

(x) 

Haines  City 

Lakeland 

(x) 

4,879 
3,344 

4,253 

Remainder  of  County 

Putnam  County 

17,280 
3,738 

Palatka 

28 
13 

29 

4;678 
2,115 

5,209 

J94 
140 

259 

24 
10 

23 

159 
113 

132 

6,603 
3,440 

5,521 

17 
2 

21 

(x) 
(x) 

3,361 

11 
8 

(X) 

Remainder  of  County 

St .   Johns  County 

(X) 

1.848 

27 

2 

29 

(x) 
Cx) 

19,868 

M 
M 

1.914 

(x) 
(x) 

15 

(x) 
(x) 

985 

(x) 
(X) 

38.483 

20 

1 

15 

(x) 
(x) 

3.306 

7 

1 

U 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
16,560 

26 

3 

4 
26 

18)808 
1,060 

642 

5,799 

1,852 
62 

13 

573 

15 

5 
21 

952 
33 

9 

131 

37,713 
765 

306 

6,362 

14 

1 

1 
15 

(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

3,019 

12 
2 

3 

11 

(x) 

(x) 

Santa  Rosa  County 

Sarasota  County 

(x) 

2,780 

51 

5 

49 

4;i30 
1,669 

21,419 

i59 
314 

2.598 

3 
22 

93 
38 

1,254 

4,937 
1,425 

48,190 

14 

1 

21 

(X) 

(X) 
5,001 

4 
28 

Cx) 

Remainder  of  County 

.S4»nrlnolft  CoMnty.           .    .      ,  . 

(x) 
16,41B 

45 
4 

4 
11 
U 

1 

88 

(x)' 
(x) 

(X) 
2,456 
2,301 

(x) 

16,796 

(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

92 
190 
(X) 

1,245 

M 

(x) 

(X) 
11 
9 
(x) 

46 

(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

44 
104 

(X) 

644 

(X) 
(x) 

(X) 
1,737 
3,686 

(x) 

27,846 

20 
1 

4 
5 

56 

(x) 
(X) 

684 
1,34B 

10,744 

25 

3 

4 
7 
8 

1 

32 

(X) 

Remainder  of  County 

Sumter  County 

Suwannee  County 

Taylor  County 

(X) 
(X) 

1,772 
953 
(x) 

6,052 

53 
12 

5 
18 

5 

12 

3 

11,120 
2,275 
1,068 
2,333 

4,544 

3,553 
753 

790 

148 

52 

255 

107 
151 
28 

20 
8 
5 

13 

2 

8 
2 

311 

104 

23 

206 

80 
70 
13 

16,725 

3,568 

890 

6,663 

4,045 

3,064 

494 

42 
3" 

4 

7 

1 
5 
1 

8,531 
(x) 
(X) 

939 

(x) 

1,5U 
(X) 

11 
9 

1 
11 

4 
7 
2 

2,589 

(x) 

New  Smyrna  Beach 

(I) 

1,394 

(x) 

2,039 

(x) 

9.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbksonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
iHumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roD, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


propnetors,' 
November 

{Humbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
-workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Ktimher) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


BROWARD  CODNTT,  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  vmlts, 
Wholesale  establishments , 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISaiENTS 

Merchant  \diolesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies 

Merchant  .^Aiolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bul]£  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

DADE  COUNTY       (See  Miami  Metropolitan  Area,   table  102.) 

DOVAL  COUNTT       (See  Jacksonville  Metropolitan  Area,   table  102.) 

ESCAMBU  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total - — 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,   beating 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleimi  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HILI5BCR0UGH  COmriY,   total 

Administrative ,  auriliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments, 

WHOLBSALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

Merchant  ^flioleseG.erB,   total 

Grocerlei)   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (eic .   leaf ) 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work   (exc.  scrap) , 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   te^j^flnals , 

Agents ,  brokers ,   total , 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats , 

P^er  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) , 

Lumber,   construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies , 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c '. 

MARION  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   totax 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  t^iolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Aflsemblera   (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


89 


5 
«5 


42.^1 


42,461 


U,788 


3,130 

2,920 
261 
754 

1,906 
269 

5,548 

21,278 
3,935 
2,460 


56,719 


u 

12,960 

740 

4 

1,607 

163 

8 

7,000 

280 

10 

75« 

80 

4 

817 

55 

5 

1,432 

108 

6 

540 

67 

li 

8,902 

446 

10 

11,617 

353 

15 

6,265 

474 

6 

4,821 

388 

321,618 


171,281 


23,509 

21,101 

22,902 

7,645 

2,299 

4,042 

1,376 

4,689 

20,631 

12,830 

13,402 

9,832 

3,205 

3,238 

20,580 

79,207 
27,654 

31,358 


13,507 
932 
2,984 
1,162 
1,143 

11,630 

12, U8 


11,456 
662 


15,429 


7,148 


' 


787 

724 

382 

5,255 

2,522 
3,686 
2,073 


1,539 


135 

1,404 


150 
176 
44 
103 
109 


280 
29 
46 


4a 
18,053 


12,879 


1,143 

1,736 

1,156 

251 

214 

448 

60 

677 

1,332 

1,120 

1,333 

1,099 

388 

321 

1,601 

2,203 
942 


246 
U 
12 
26 
14 

291 


1,344 
82 


1,120 


550 


78 
89 
44 
339 

52 
472 
46 


46 
468 


1,233 


131 
6,745 


528 
673 
334 
100 

70 
136 

20 
242 
351 
371 
447 
378 
102 
126 
611 

7U 
326 


971 
63 


« 

45 

1,422 

5 

38 

1,792 

t 

18 

980 

2 

138 

6,729 

S 

25 

1,100 

7 

506 

15,604 

2 

28 

731 

2,588 
26,179 


4- 

41 

2,535 

8 

48 

3,089 

2 

19 

1,197 

2 

38 

1,915 

1 

34 

1,740 

2 

lA 

950 

6 

140 

7,624 

7 

95 

5,210 

17 

22 

1,005 

13 

17 

914 

14 

286 

13,149 

,. 

51 

1,436 

5 

79 

5,659 

U 

31 

1,397 

2 

25 

1,107 

2 

34 

2,427 

6 

24 

976 

8 

200 

9,397 

157 

7,625 

9 

182 

10,181 

4 

164 

7,974 

356,954 


8,950 
348,004 


244,969 


20,641 

33,944 

21,631 

4,695 

4,279 

6,466 

1,087 

12, 554 

24,806 

20,222 

27,018 

20,663 

7,269 

6,223 

31,471 

44,985 
18,921 

9,873 


3,886 
185 
225 
649 
208 

4,720 

29,256 


27,381 
1,875 


FLORIDA 


9.11 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbi,  bv  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  openuon.  and  kind  of  business 


QRAMQE  COmmf,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total ■ 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,   ulnes,  distilled  spirits •, 

Drugs,   cheialcals,   allied  products ■ 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autoootlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goo<?      . .' ■ 

Hardware,  plumbing,  healing 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  sx^jplies ■ 

Waste  materials ■ 

Merchant  wholesalers^  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices ,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stoclcs) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,    total 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) 

PAI«  BEACH  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  ^lolesalers,   total 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing ,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Other  assemblers 

PMKLLAS  COUMTr,  total 

Merchant  ^diolesalera,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meat* 

Farm  products   (edible) r 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equlpoent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  s^^iplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  \diolesalera ,  n.e.c..'. 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

POLK  COUHrr,   total 

Merchant  \diolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats  

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits -. 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

PetrolexiB  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Aasemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

VOLOSIA  CODKTf,   total 

Merchant  ^lolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,   oonfectiooery,  meats 

FaiTL  products   (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distill^  spirits , 

AutcAotlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,    construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  ^diolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleus  bulk  stations,  termlcals 

Other  operating  types 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Estahli&htnents 
(^lumber) 


246 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiou^Tul 
dollars) 


19 

2,364 

131 

n 

3,733 

375 

3 

749 

47 

■> 

3,368 

107 

3 

493 

58 

1? 

1,238 

204 

•> 

864 

53 

12 

3,018 

326 

fi 

1,913 

167 

19 

1,732 

2U 

t 

433 

50 

21 

2,641 

228 

B 

6,527 

400 

?i 

7,368 

182 

■) 

936 

8 

i, 

1,339 

356 

95,907 


53,044 


8,965 
3,447 
3,842 
1,756 
1,057 
1,078 
2,997 
4,962 
3,021 
7,252 
7,685 
883 
6,099 

16,088 


13,780 
2,308 

8,349 

3,710 

657 

3,053 

U,716 
50,856 


23,342 


5,313 

4,206 

2,609 

183 

2,942 

1,375 

1,082 

1,433 

406 

411 

3,382 

6,221 
7,605 
6,327 


7,222 
139 


22,546 


52,668 


19,420 


12 

4,388 

228 

5 

3,375 

214 

3 

576 

X 

5 

2,627 

105 

14 

1,519 

233 

11 

3,871 

713 

14 

3,064 

307 

35 

7,628 

182 

29 

23,413 

5,383 

7 

2,207 

61 

11 

2,063 

94 

7 

2,252 

221 

7 

1,592 

77 

6 

701 

91 

3 

1,212 

92 

5 

1,927 

194 

6 

254 

41 

11 

743 

87 

18 

4,521 

115 

14 

1,531 

233 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


423 
382 
203 
155 
145 
135 
607 
529 
265 
912 
831 
84 
411 


774 
122 


2,244 


319 
684 
229 

15 
119 
170 

92 
110 

48 

48 
410 

317 
311 
117 


300, 

4 


2.906 


1,960 


1,830 


Active 
proprietofB,* 
November 

(Alumber) 


Paid  empbyte*  and  pay  roll, 
vrarkweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


152 

135 

47 

55 

51 

50 

217 

114 

86 

361 

273 

205 


228 
28 

101 

36 


2,165 
1,091 


740 


113 

214 

66 

8 

45 

59 

28 

27 

19 

28 

133 

85 
102 
19 


133 
12 

1,236 


7 

90 

4,892 

5 

163 

4,953 

4 

13 

1,332 

3 

37 

1,887 

11 

76 

4,185 

3 

U5 

9,898 

6 

100 

4,537 

32 

90 

4,381 

5 

4,428 

173,809 

4 

17 

960 

33 

33 
27 
76 
17 
38 

50 
233 


Payroll 
(Dollors) 


195,842 


92,536 


7,847 
6,988 
3,674 
2,547 
2,549 
2,538 
11,667 
6,954 
4,386 
17,891 
15,280" 
1,401 
8,3U 

16,357 


13,895 
2,462 

5.975 

1,837 

420 

1,417 


61,294 


41,721 

6,196 

13,146 

3,715 

317 

2,350 

3,416 

1,540 

1,890 

1,090 

712 

7,349 

5,481 
6,260 
1,869 

5.963 


5,520 
443 


69 

3,103 

Ui 

7,144 

19 

1,109 

48 

2,224 

27 

1,286 

72 

3,989 

IB 

944 

15a 

8,70e 

74 

3,378 

73 

3,270 

24 

957 

71 

3,999 

164 

7,898 

81 

3,564 

2 

40 

200 

U,025 

210,834 


31,684 


18,824 


1,981 
4,311 
1,556 
3,165 
1,483 
3,709 
773 
1,846 

2,229 

6,793 


i 


GEORGIA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 10,02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sale^  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type 

of  operation  and  kind  of  business 10.04- 

Atlanta  Metropolitan  Area 10.04- 

Augusta  Metropolitan  Area 10 .05 

Columbus  Metropolitan  Area 10.06 

Macon  Metropolitan  Area 10.06 

Savannah  Metropolitan  Area 10 .06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 10.07 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 10.10 

Page  Page 

Bibb  County 10.10  Floyd  County 10.11 

Chatham  County  (See  Savannah  Fulton  County 10.11 

Metropolitan  Area) 10.06  Hall  County 10.11 

De  Kalb  County 10.10  Muscogee  County 10.12 

Dougherty  County 10.11  Richmond  County 10.12 

10.01 


10.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  101.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roix,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1943 


EsQb- 
liah- 
ments 

(Humbtr) 

Sale,, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
doilarj) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
en  die 
year 

{Thousand 
doUars) 

Active 
propric' 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

aloyces,  workweek 
ded  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand, end 

Type  of  c^wation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 

(Number) 

March  IS 

{Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  IS 
(Dollar!) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

Cniousdrtd 
dollars) 

State,  total 

3,872 

3,331^185 

n.a. 

n.a. 

U3,750 

2,516 

44,876 

46,808 

46^079 

2,552,380 

2,680,209 

2,703,128 

177,714 

28 
3,844 

3,009 
3,175 

1,973 

66,891 
3,264,294 

797, 580 
997,447 

1,084,654 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

127,424 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

11.7 

10,490 
133,260 

34,069 
36,728 

67,305 

2,516 

2,086 
1,900 

1,412 

2,063 
42,813 

22,975 
n.a. 

22, U9 

2,117 
44,691 

24,440 
n.a. 

22,558 

2,075 
44,004 

24,849 
n.a. 

22,904 

147,971 
2,404,409 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1,183,462 

153,221 
2,526,983 

n.a, 
n.a. 

1,237,931 

153, 531 
2,549,597 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1,266,809 

2,210 

Wholesale  establishments 1946.... 

175,504 

1939.... 
1929.,.. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

52,904 

61,344 

102,859 

1,887 
13 
73 

621 

1,025,958 
25,325 
33,371 

1,351,888 

122,124 
3,004 
2,296 

105,292 

11.9 
11.9 
6.9 

7.8 

65,721 

521 

1,063 

51,672 

1,351 
7 
54 

10 

21,570 
158 
421 

14,751 

22,015 
118 
425 

14,700 

22,305 
154 
445 

14,848 

1,154,943 
3,950 
19,569 

%7,630 

1,210,687 
7,207 
20,037 

960,305 

1,236,619 
9,152 
21,038 

1,006,925 

99,425 

2,207 

1,227 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

52,029 

386 
235 

572 
449 

229 

771,534 
580,354 

189,  510 
503,491 

134.751 

81,655 
23,637 

16,785 
14,848 

9,186 

10.6 
4.1 

8.8 
2.9 

6.8 

41,681 
9,991 

5,693 
4,813 

3,777 

9 

1 

527 
398 

169 

12,691 
2,060 

2,284 
1,432 

2,197 

12,586 
2,114 

2,287 
2,716 

2,430 

12,724 
2,124 

2,271 
1,514 

2,467 

783,918 
183,712 

108,356 
78,185 

66,776 

774,302 
185,503 

111,955 
143,630 

73,167 

811,910 
195,015 

112,245 
83,984 

79,634 

52,029 

11,681 

441 

8,494 

9 
220 

1,973 

12,039 
122,712 

l,084j^654 

1,408 
7,778 

127,424 

11.7 
6.3 

11.7 

733 
3,044 

67,^305 

1 
168 

1,412 

347 
1,850 

22,149 

363 
2,067 

22,558 

351 
2,116 

22^904 

13,499 
53,277 

1,133,462 

14,339 
58,778 

1,237,931 

13,746 
65,388 

1,266,809 

362 

8,132 

Type  by  Kind  of  BuslnesB 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

102,359 

349 

213.463 

19.222 

9.0 

10.436 

300 

4.018 

4,018 

4,248 

189,597 

194,446 

202,451 

19.510 

167 
58 
28 
22 

74 

194 

156,996 
10,771 
11,470 
6,386 
27,840 

78.125 

11,858 

1,050 

2,117 

647 

3,550 

9.772 

7.6 
9.7 
18.4 
10.1 
12.8 
1?.5 

7,111 
574 
903 
328 

1,520 

4,759 

117 
61 
33 
25 
64 

205 

2,668 
230 
389 
165 
566 

1.917 

2)685 
239 
400 
165 
529 

1,966 

2)749 
250 
400 
170 

679 

1,982 

128, 523 
10,542 
16,371 
6,034 
28, 127 

34,155 

130,491 
11,182 
18,771 
6,279 
27,723 

89,517 

131,788 
U,972 
18,488 
6,884 
33,319 

91,014 

U,6J3 

652 

700 

189 

3,346 

Farm  products   (edible) 

1,425 

56 
U8 

77 

27,244 
50,881 

67.698 

4)321 
5,451 

5,973 

15.9 
10.7 

8.8 

2)217 
2,542 

2.814 

40 
165 

53 

924 
993 

761 

1)001 
965 

831 

990 
992 

849 

40, 834 
43,3a 

46,419 

44,657 
44,860 

53,029 

44,428 
46,586 

54,392 

635 

793 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

7.085 

47 
30 

70 

18,612 
49,086 

43,733 

2,227 
3,746 

6.548 

12.0 
7.6 

15.0 

1,050 
1,764 

2.925 

40 
13 

35 

398 
363 

997 

41! 
416 

1.007 

413 
436 

997 

19,024 
27,395 

53,270 

20,312 
32,717 

54,678 

20,680 
33,712 

54,396 

1,139 

5,946 

5,317 

12 
24 
20 

14 

32 
109 

21,115 
4,727 

15,968 
1,923 

36,965 

44.387 

2,187 

1,627 

2,282 

452 

1,726 

5.698 

10.4 
34.4 
14.3 
23.5 

4.7 

12.8 

1,467 
502 
720 
236 

1,064 

2.911 

'19 
8 
8 

36 

100 

499 
205 
214 
79 

370 

808 

507 
202 
220 
78 

388 

829 

507 
195 
220 
75 

388 

868 

26,287 
9,543 

12,943 
4,497 

17,851 

53,769 

28,018 
8,733 

13,194 
4,733 

18,601 

55.284 

27,790 
8,389 

13,485 
4,732 

19,187 

57,290 

3,SW 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

747 
1,563 

290 

1,510 

5,432 

67 
11 
31 

21 

23; 108 
11, 596 
9,683 

12.696 

3,065 
1,523 

1,110 

2,100 

13.3 
13.1 
11.5 

16.5 

1,420 

1,040 

451 

1,200 

71 

5 

24 

8 

428 
223 
157 

317 

449 
223 
157 

329 

483 
229 
156 

337 

25,858 
19,036 
8,875 

23,162 

27,292 
18,928 
9,064 

23,792 

28,986 
19,263 
9,041 

25,045 

2,997 

1,290 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions,. 
Furniture,   home  furnishings 

1,195 
1.878 

Furniture  (household,  office ) 

i 

13 
40 

3)6^6 
9,010 

13.548 

756 
1,344 

2.559 

20.5 
U.9 

18.9 

434 
766 

1.384 

4 
4 

19 

109 
208 

475 

109 
220 

472 

U2 
225 

471 

8)  171 
U,991 

25.645 

8,091 
15,701 

25,475 

3)446 
16,599 

25,623 

Hi 
1,330 

2,119 

7 

5 

9 

19 

30 
223 

77 

4,438 
3,495 
1,169 
4,446 

91,596 
51,091 

89,090 

812 
603 
389 
755 

4,071 
10,764 

9.530 

18.3 
17.2 
33.3 

17.0 

4.4 
21.1 

10.7 

425 
319 
219 
421 

1,195 
6,7a 

5.650 

1 

"7 
11 

22 
U9 

24 

132 
117 
82 
Ui 

306 
2,216 

1.487 

1J2 
114 
81 
145 

315 
2,253 

1.539 

133 
lU 
81 
143 

304 
2,284 

1.562 

7,524 
6,569 
3,922 
7,630 

16,053 
120,331 

100,881 

7)651 
6,483 
3,810 
7,526 

16,030 
122,855 

105,058 

7)727 
6,554 
3,933 
7,409 

16,323 
128,231 

107,541 

601 

592 

319 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

607 
3,166 

9,681 

Electrical  goods 

9,539 

38 
39 

86 

41,526 
47,564 

61,356 

4,946 
4,584 

8,421 

11.9 
9.6 

13.7 

2,823 
2,827 

5,108 

8 
16 

41 

786 

701 

1.531 

to 

'733 
1.540 

811 
751 

1,563 

50)400 
50,481 

85.397 

52,273 
52,785 

88,404 

53,037 
54,454 

92,482 

4)8*5 

4,699 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

10,271 

36 
50 

75 

32;8U 
28,542 

42,230 

4,836 
3,585 

6,031 

14.7 
12.6 

U.3 

3)243 
1,865 

2,805 

16 
25 

56 

923 
608 

1,030 

898 
642 

1,059 

927 
636 

1,083 

52,069 
33,328 

47,359 

52)968 
35,436 

49,338 

55,923 
36,559 

51,041 

6)8ii 

Plumbing,  heating  equlpnent,   supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

3,429 
2,055 

Lumber,  millwork: 

16 
30 
29 

283 

10,897 
19,  582 
11,751 

99j^70 

826 
2,816 
2,389 

18.497 

7.6 
14.4 
20.3 

18.6 

304 
1,367 
1,134 

10,278 

10 
28 
13 

165 

35 
490 
455 

3.073 

85 
507 
467 

3,112 

86 
520 
482 

3,092 

5,878 
21,633 
19,798 

183,226 

5,940 
22,295 
21,103 

195,656 

5,799 
23,030 
22,212 

194,043 

9 

1,233 

313 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

U,632 

Cooserclal  machines    equi]xiient ■ 

74 
17 
12 
77 
23 
73 

7 

11 

93 

13,264 
19,034 

8,938 
35,049 

9,133 
13,145 

1.007 

4,347 

52.971 

3,625 
3,322 

851 
5,688 
1,969 
2,798 

244 

680 

5.755 

27.3 
17.4 
9.5 
16.2 
21.6 
21.3 

24.2 

15.6 
10.9 

1,778 
1,843 
510 
3,451 
1,226 
1,343 

127 

419 

2.792 

8 
3 
29 

14 
54 

3 

66 

664 
510 
138 
916 
414 
455 

36 

120 

1.109 

594 
529 
156 
927 
409 
457 

40 

120 

1.114 

59^ 
515 
151 
931 
400 
449 

49 

132 

1,049 

34)786 
30,484 
9,050 
60,023 
20,398 
26,349 

2,136 

6.973 

45,527 

35)591 
39,538 
9,879 
60,040 
21,381 
26,821 

2,356 

5,904 

46,058 

36)638 
34,359 
9,866 
62,279 
22,090 
26,249 

2,562 

7,443 

47.545 

J)l68 

3,334 

778 

Industrial  machinery,   equlpient,    supplies.... 

4,416 
1,723 

Service  establishment  equipment     supplies 

TranaportatloD  (exc.  autonotlve)  equipment. 

X,996 
267 

63* 

Waste  materials 

1,344 

51 
42 

23,895 
29,076 

3.029 
2,726 

12.7 
9.4 

1,456 
1,336 

46 

20 

681 
428 

667 
447 

649 
400 

«)44S 

21,082 

21,353 

ili)4» 

22,046 

669 

Other  scrap,  waste  materiala 

675 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


GEORGIA 

Tabic  lOl.-THE  STATE- Continued 

EsTABLisHMEiVrre.  Sales,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


10.03 


Type  of  operation  and  kmj  of  business 


TMje  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merc!;ant  wholesalers — Continued 


Other  Derchant  wholesalers 

Autooohiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 


Manufacturers'  sales  bi-anches  (with  stocks),  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Farm  products  (edible) 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

Drugs,  drug  sundries. 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Comaercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap] 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 


Farm  supplies. 
Manufacturers ' 


sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials... . 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coflmerclal  machines,  equipment • 

Industrial  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equlpnjent,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  speclaltlea,. .. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equlpaent,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  eqiiipraent,  supplies 

Connerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c....... 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estaty 
hsh- 
ments 


(Numbtr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousatid 
dollars) 


81.788 


14,043 
8,130 
4,238 
4,943 

24,233 
3,745 
4,519 

17,937 

771,534 


188,631 
6,758 

75,876 


41,402 
16,869 
17,605 

21,519 

a,  888 

3,040 

66,830 

130.717 


124,307 
6,410 

19, 586 
10,368 

106.287 


11, 588 

41,502 

43,915 

5,267 

4,015 

8,936 

111,093 


3;0S3 
10, 361 
97,654 


580,354 


63,057 
20,356 
17,180 
11,702 
18,255 
82,971 
30,339 
42,606 

45.709 


2,921 
33,098 
9,690 

248,179 
503,491 


16,271 
2,908 


9,537 
48,615 


2,744 
3,554 

3,165 
129,881 


27,212 

42, 536 

53,415 

6,718 

9,446 
26, 533 


17,727 
8,806 

6.839 


3,112 
3,727 


5,754 
4,523 


915 
9,802 
1,259 

1,854 
82,371 


Operating  expenses ' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Amount 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


10.077 


1,966 

1,146 
856 
287 

2,169 
639 
564 

2,450 

81,655 


14,412 
769 

10.885 


5,989 
1,749 
3,147 

1,177 

1,726 

617 

6,803 

15.866 


15,363 
503 

2,811 
1,651 

15.339 


4,307 
2,686 
6,214 
1;031 
1,101 

961 

8,638 


827 
1,042 
6,769 


4,959 

1,253 

677 

616 

1,291 

1,302 

907 

3,360 

2.479 


573 

1,451 

455 

6,793 
14,848 


2,079 
353 


65 
238 


42? 
2,214 


193 
237 


2.948 


360 

851 

1,652 

85 

822 

1,680 

1,178 

502 

668 


255 
413 


173 
384 

,176 


134 
953 
89 

96 
1,256 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.3 


U.O 
14.1 
20.2 
5.8 
9.0 
17.1 
12.5 
13.6 

10.6 


7.6 
11.4 


14.5 
10.4 
17.9 

5.5 

7.9 

20.3 

10.2 

12.1 


12.4 
7.8 

14.3 
15.9 

14.4 


37.2 
6.5 
14.1 
19.6 
27.4 

10.7 

7.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


4.844 


1,187 
597 
440 
121 
781 
323 
307 

1,088 

41.681 


5,636 
370 


2,188 

692 

1,147 

721 

847 

356 

3,237 

11.042 


10,767 
275 

1,453 
905 

8.625 


2678 
10.0 
6.9 


7.9 
6.1 
3.9 
5.3 
7.1 
1.6 
3.0 
7.9 


19.6 
4.4 
4.7 


2.2 
2.1 


4.5 
6.8 


7.0 
6.7 


1.3 
2.0 
3.1 
1.3 

8.7 


6.6 

5.7 


8.2 
ll.l 


3.0 
8.5 


M.6 
9.7 
7.1 

5.2 

1.5 


3,135 

1,333 

2,961 

472 

724 

321 

4,091 


417 

562 

3,112 

9,991 


1,237 
520 
338 
310 

1,029 
598 
506 

1,048 

1.562 


502 
776 
284 


796 
153 


147 
480 


65 
415 


336 
323 
534 
18 


607 


U5 
131 


65 

66 

156 

~3Z" 

122 

536 


73 
388 
70 

51 
351 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


363 
175 
177 

48 
261 
114 

83 
383 


1,971 
134 


655 

185 
321 

247 

240 

82 

1,010 

3.815 


3,727 


337 
237 

2.170 


637 
413 
734 
lU 
225 

80 

1,157 


July  15 
(Number) 


388 
186 
134 

44 
249 
109 

96 
410 


1,998 
145 


685 
205 
338 

241 

239 

33 

1,072 

3.419 


3,334 
85 


390 
241 


136 
188 
833 


335 
84 
55 
62 

222 
93 
90 

198 


78 

150 

52 


251 
54 


5J 
325 
42 
10 


113 


26 

76 
13 

12 
115 


701 
434 
792 
105 
236 

87 

1,202 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


394 
201 
182 

50 
253 
110 

97 
403 


2,043 
122 


653 
181 
338 

223 

227 

87 

1,088 

3.424 


3,351 
73 

399 
240 

2.350 


134^ 
197 
871 


349 
83 
54 
57 

220 
93 
92 

207 


81 

155 

54 


235 
66 


-IT 
108 


1,664 


346 

1,258 
10 

86 


27 
75 
21 

12 
122 


730 
440 
827 
108 
245 

85 

1,232 


132 

204 
396 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


33.342 


19,766 

11,159 
3,011 
2,275 

12,973 
6,230 
5,534 

17,394 

783,913 


110,045 
7,330 

76.188 
41,181 
13,221 
21,736 

13,867 
14,560 
6,845 
58,001 

218.471 


213,282 
5,189 

26,947 
15,313 

157.680 


57,284 
22,728 
54,746 
8,662 
14,260 

5,784 

72,887 


353 
35 
54 
73 

222 
97 
97 

208 


87 

159 

52 


243 
54 


131 


381 
7 
3 


42 
121 


27 
73 
21 

12 
113 


8,021 
9,773 
55,093 


183,712 


July  15 
(.Dollars) 


92.756 


22,299 

16,253 
3,342 
2,303 

12,701 
5,674 
5,785 

19,394 

774,802 


112,316 
7,472 

76.303 


41,131 
U,162 
21,015 

12, 374 
14, 503 
6,915 
65,610 

194.225 


189, 380 
4,845 

25,834 
16,548 

158,237 


53,720 
25,113 
57,300 
8,412 
13,692 

6,445 

77,  %5 


23,325 
10,547 
7,612 
4,977 
19,396 
10,823 
8,671 
17,723 

29.201 


9,963 

13,719 

5,519 

51,437 
78,185 


15,332 
2,847 


"ST 
2,782 

7,241 


6,015 
3,212 


i;385 
1,327 


10,306 


3;005 

5,718 

1,700 

383 

6,217 


8,404 
2,343 

2.135 


1,035 
1,100 

2,909 


73r 
2,171 
9,612 


1,357 
6,831 
1,424 

799 
5,345 


8,429 
10,789 
58,747 


185,503 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


92.757 


23,064 

11,608 
9,380 
2,467 

12,721 
6,412 
5,559 

21,546 

811,910 


117,232 
6,820 


44,257 
13,030 
23,929 

14,200 
15,739 
6,913 
65,424 

213,799 


209,366 
4,433 

27,873 
15,562 


163.586 
55,358 


25,714 
59,067 
9,579 
13,868 

6,383 

77.063 


,130 
9,520 
59,413 


195,015 


24,383 
9,060 
6,094 
5,630 

13,511 

U,522 
9,262 

17,938 

28.730 


8,035 

15,234 

5,411 

54,373 
U3,630 


15,059 
3,158 


T79- 
2,979 

7,322 


i;435 
6,387 

3.056 


998 
2,058 


72,470 


2,870 

6,270 

62,947 

383 

8,383 


2,334 
2.092 


931 
1,161 

2,858 


466 
2,392 

10,318 


1,920 
6,816 
1,580 

816 
5,548 


25,747 
9,335 
7,690 
6,037 
13,713 
12,744 
10,388 
13,313 

31.116 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 
of  year. 

at  coat 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


10,614 

15,085 

5,417 

54,932 
83,984 


15,416 
2,702 


"5? 
2,637 

9,015 


i;«i5 

7,410 
4.998 


2,656 
2,342 


10, 280 


2;  895 

6,922 

200 

263 

8,107 

11,801 
9,154 
2,647 

2.359 


1,066 
1,293 

2,693 

2,306 
9.394 


1,308 
6,656 
1,430 

816 
5,615 


1,395 
1,015 
446 
48 
991 
697 
244 
1,775 

52.029 


6,690 
222 


2,582 

320 
1,337 

1,310 

783 

209 

11,767 

7.381 


6,940 
441 

800 
825 

8.912 

—^ 

4,415 

2,654 

335 

725 

981 

7.410 


415 

407 

6,588 


441 

204 
17 


23 

"T7 


38 
— ! 
14 
10 
12 


1 
10 


10 
1 


116 
20 
60 
36 


10.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
Mhrs) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors," 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

jloyees,  workweek 
led  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 

Stacks  en 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  land  of  business 

Amount 

{Thousand 
aolUrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 

(Number) 

March  IS 

(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

— 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

229 

134.751 

9.186 

e.8 

3.777 

169 

2.197 

2.430 

2,467 

66_,776 

73,167 

79.634 

8,494 

Farm  products  (edible) 

67 

32,685 

2,887 

8.8 

1,231 

47 

570 

1,086 

611 

21,683 

33,088 

22,884 

585 

53 

U 

95 

29;  781 
2,904 

63.094 

2Ali 
473 

2.354 

16.3 
3.7 

i;o8i 

149 
1.012 

35 
12 

87 

Hi 

58 
512 

548 

533 

471 

531 
80 

586 

191336 
1,847 

18.092 

5i;507 
11,581 

16.550 

20;771 
2,113 

19,485 

558 

27 

2,979 

54 
22 

19 

67 

37,309 

20,591 

5,194 

38.972 

1,333 
577 
444 

3.945 

3.6 
2.8 
8.5 

10.1 

646 
189 
177 

1,534 

52 

17 
18 

35 

293 

162 

57 

1,115 

266 
132 
73 

873 

313 
L44 
129 

1,270 

11,799 
3,987 
2,306 

27,001 

10,406 
3,393 
2,751 

23,529 

12,012 
3,797 
3,676 

37, 265 

2,781 

74 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

134 
4,930 

2A 

43 

28 

1,217 
37,755 

66j891 

491 

3,454 

n.a. 

40.3 
9.1 

n.a. 

182 
1,352 

10,490 

22 
13 

110 
1,005 

2,063 

116 

757 

2,117 

108 
1,162 

2,075 

3,lJ2 
23,879 

147,971 

31547 
19,982 

153,221 

3,577 
33,688 

153,531 

5 

4,928 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,   total 

2,210 

Type  of  Operation 

5 
10 
13 

(x) 
(x)    ■■■ 

n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

D.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

74 

560 

9,856 

... 

24 

184 

1,855 

23 

233 
1,856 

20 

192 

1,863 

1,740 
13,046 
133,185 

1,686 
U,529 
137,006 

1,512 
12,524 
139,495 

1 

2,044 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

165 

■  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  conmlssion  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


ATLAKIA  METROPOLITAM  AHEA, '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WiOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total,. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Businese 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) ,' 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 

Paints,  varnishes ". . . , 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions, 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  t^oor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,   office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


22 
1,612 


784 
508 


291 
217 

31 

270 
19 


2,284,901 


66,891 
2,218,010 


603,423 

1,263,894 


703,796 
560,098 

42,200 

294,838 

13,655 


603,423 


49,232 


"257900 

2,680 

6,035 

628 

9,989 

48.512 


17,790 
30,722 

35,747 

■     6)  371 

29,376 

17.299 


3,600 
2,403 
1,638 

16,759 

24.672 


15,309 
4,618 
4,745 


3;j59 
8,777 

7.532 


3,495 

401 

3,636 

74,048 
28,379 


100,931 


10,253 
90,678 


37,750 
48,061 


38,361 
9,700 

1,228 

3,316 

323 


37,750 


3,025 


1,596 

171 

472 

68 

718 


1,028 
1,380 

1,565 

4l7 

1,148 


57* 
419 
348 
221 

416 

1.483 


■*364 
363 
256 


"35T 
758 


319 

72 
316 

863 
3,656 


487 
9 


8 
1 

25 

264 

18 


28,605 


1,993 
26,612 


11,648 
13,577 


11,537 
2,040 

402 
863 
122 


74 
174 

34 
246 


515 
412 


526 

"35T 

153 
105 
65 


446 

84 
78 


219 


24 
108 

224 
1,195 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


148,960 
1,741,229 


713, 591 
933,097 


743 ,726 
189,371 

23,900 

64,855 

5,786 


713,591 


59,475 


30;«9 

3,632 
9,34* 
1,481 
14,369 


45,791 

ib.iii 

25,537 


28,579 

21,022 
28,430 


10;73! 
6,875 
6,403 
4,417 


30.141 
17>J 
6,775 
5,374 

24.183 

16,407 
13,697 


1,180 
5,963 

12,638 

70,603 


GEORGIA 


10.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUtBUBKTS,  Sa'  ES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSONKEL,  BY  TyPB  OP  OPERATION   AND  KiND  OP  BuSINE&S:  1948 


Metropolian  aro,  cype  o^  opentkn,  and  kind  o(  buuness 


ATLANTA  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardvare,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  siipplies 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllvork 

Other  construction  materials 

Hachinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Coactercial  machines,  equipoient 

Construction  machinery,  equipoient 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipoient 

Industrial  machinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipoient  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 

Hetals,  metal  vork  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autcoioblles,    other  motor  vehicles 

AmuseiDent,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  3\ipplies 

Cconerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total,... 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Faj«  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

AutODOtlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Virlng  Supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

PlunSilng,  heating  equipment,  sxipplles 

Luntber,  construction  materials 

Hachinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

A0GOSTA  METBOPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Type  of  Operaticp 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  prpducts  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipoient,  tires  end  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  constructicsi  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Eatabliahmenta 

Piumber) 


12 
50 
139 


139 
U 
18 

20 


Sales,  enure  year 

{Thousand  dollars) 


30,561 
W,030 


16,636 
17,360 


7,710 
5,56A 

72,540 


9,849 
16,003 

7,101 
19,859 

7,795 
10,926 

1,007 

3,917 
34.923 


9,235 
25,688 

55.966 


7;5u 

7,709 
2,935 
4,089 

16,935 
691 

16,093 

703,796 


137,927 
73,986 

130,717 
17,847 

102.334 


''.SOl 
42,465 
50,068 

240,985 

560,098 


20, 356 
11,702 
42,606 
45,340 
440,194 

294.838 


49,094 
11,636 


1,607 
10,029 

3,165 

32,091 
9,446 

26.533 


17,727 
8,806 

6,839 


3,727 

2,812 

11,121 

K2, 101 

97,720 


60,643 

W,377 
7,949 
14,751 


23 

9,662 

11 

*,425 

10 

5;  375 

i 

3,507 

11 

3,123 

3 

812 

7 

7,822 

10 

2,088 

5 

2,8« 

6 

2,445 

8 

9,105 

22 

4,015 

6 

1,092 

13 

4,278 

P»y  roll,  entin  year 

(TliotuaTui  dollars) 


2,013 
2,558 

2,886 
1  780 


423 
385 

7,510 


1,544 
309 
1,928 
1,042 
1,167 
127 

368 

1,767 


591 
1,176 

2,997 


576 
297 
40 
439 
70 
1,079 

38.361 


4,104 

3,811 

11,042 

1,316 

7.911 


2,647 
2,868 
2,396 


9,700 


520 

310 

1,048 

1,507 

6,315 

3.316 


4 

51 

45 
84 
316 


462 

145 


65 
66 

94 
503 
960 


4,069 
503 
262 

155 


480 
530 
246 
118 
316 
80 
93 
352 
380 
191 
336 
385 
113 
449 


Active  proprie* 
ton.*  November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll.  worL- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

(\umber) 


571 
666 

846 


141 
152 

2,194 
443 


534 
336 
351 
49 


535 

Ti37 

328 

935 


lOT 

185 
109 
10 
96 
19 
368 

11,537 


1,432 

1,117 

3,424 

320 

2.153 


624 
794 
735 

3,091 

2,040 


85 
73 
208 
279 
1,395 

863 


129 

14 


12 
27 

35 
99 
295 

1,808 


1,466 
166 
104 
72 


223 

207 
80 
51 
79 
23 
35 

115 

111 
70 
92 

U9 
65 

166 


Payroll 
(Oolldri) 


87,482 
38  674 


53,617 
31,oC7 
21,950 

15.916 


8,190 
7,726 

143,700 


58;  969 
27,897 

6,200 
37,053 
18,137 
22,882 

2,562 

6,662 
30,053 
lOlT^fl 
19,275 

55,971 
<12M 
11,008 
6,642 
791 
6,051 
894 
21,456 

743,726 


82,944 

76,893 

213,799 

25,047 

149,194 
45,667 
56,895 
46,632 

195,849 

189,371 


9,335 
6,037 
18,313 
30,172 
125,514 

64.855 


9,980 
1.004 


30 
974 

783 
1,618 
8,107 


9,154 
2,647 

2.359 
1,066 
1,293 

1,738 
8,734 
18,731 


78,033 
9,459 
5,366 
2,933 


78,033 


10,436 
10, 155 
4,097 
2,338 
6,050 
1,533 
1,747 
7,042 
5,990 
3,180 
6,472 
7,032 
2,220 
9,741 


See  footiwtes  at  end  of  table. 


10.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTAfiLISBMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


Eata  b  lishments 
(XumM 

Sales,  entire  year 
(TTiotUdnd  dolUrt) 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
Uhousuni  dollari) 

Active  proprie- 
tore.*  November 

(Mumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 

Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation.  and  Idnd  of  business 

Employees 
(Number) 

Payroll 
(Dolbrj) 

COLUMBUS  METROPOLITAU  AREA, ^   total 

117 

71.997 

3,943 

77 

A,  506 

74,952 

3 

lU 

79 
15 
10 
6 
4 

79 

71,997 

36,359 
13,524 
6,419 
8,865 
6,830 

36.359 

51 
3,892 

2,228 

641 

333 

77 

613 

2.228 

*77 

57 

6 

U 

3 

57 

15 
1,491 

927 
196 
115 

18 
235 

927 

987 

73,965 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

42,098 

12,460 

6,728 

1,561 

11,118 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

42,093 

13 
12 
3 
4 
7 
3 
4 
10 
18 

151 

6,492 
1,725 
2,523 
5,267 
1,477 
2,168 
2,737 
945 
13,025 

84,345 

343 
115 
149 
187 
282 
200 
126 
95 
731 

4,763 

7 
12 
5 
3 
5 

"z 

9 
U 

88 

146 
79 
64 
81 
84 
91 
57 
42 

283 

1,792 

6,829 

3,121 

2,747 

3,465 

5,287 

3,456 

2,362 

2,393 

12,438 

MACON  METROPOLITAN  AHEA/  total , 

91,395 

Type  of  Operation 

103 
19 
15 
U 

103 

46,528 

15,708 

7,84A 

14,265 

46,528 

3,497 
685 
400 
181 

3,497 

70 

**9 
9 

70 

1,268 
229 
130 
165 

1,268 

65,048 

13,965 

7,775 

4,607 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

65,048 

U 
9 

10 
4 
3 
3 

10 
6 
5 
4 

18 
3 

14 

301 

7,579 
2,295 
6,489 
4,860 
1,019 
1,123 
2,620 
1,839 
6,433 
1,966 
5,336 
617 
4,352 

207.883 

316 
194 
237 
323 

93 
118 
407 
166 
457 
337 
546 

55 
248 

8.745 

11 
7 
4 
1 
4 
1 
7 
3 
3 
2 

17 
2 
8 

235 

150 
81 
74 

lU 
37 
37 

120 
48 

130 

164 

180 
28 

105 

3.075 

5,930 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

3,774 
5,879 

Dry  goods,    apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

6,357 
1,897 
1,837 
7,471 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

3,342 
6,162 
6,131 

10,422 

1,089 

4  757 

SAVANNAH  METROPOLITAN  AREA, '  total 

162.985 

3 
298 

225 
29 

207,883 

102,418 
22,932 

136 
3,559 

6,773 
1,017 

235 
193 

67 
3,008 

2,305 
390 

3,584 

159,401 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

122,729 

Manufacturers '   sales  branches,   offices,    total 

21,951 

23 
6 

17 
21 
6 

225 

18,458 
4,474 

16,346 

64,292 

1,895 

102.418 

919 
98 

557 
148 
64 

6.773 

13 

24 

5 

193 

365 
25 

190 
80 
43 

2.305 

20,082 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks ) 

1,869 

10, 6U 

2,938 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

1,139 
122.729 

36 
20 
14 
15 
7 
17 
3 
7 
9 
10 
9 
16 
30 
7 
25 

23 

13,677 
7,515 

10,278 

16,139 
4,312 
6,394 
238 
1,725 
3,091 
5,901 
5,661 

10,539 
7,240 
3,400 
6,308 

18,458 

778 
584 
358 
608 
139 
505 
12 
216 
502 
332 
522 
727 
850 
283 
357 

919 

43 

19 

8 

8 

12 

21 

4 

4 

2 

3 

6 

13 

25 

7 

18 

353 
254 
104 
185 

49 

144 

5 

74 
155 

99 
136 
229 
232 
150 
135 

365 

15,133 

10,277 

Beer,   wines,   distilled  spirits 

7,032 

11,117 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

2,620 
9,919 

287 

3,955 

8,419 

6,382 

9,519 

Lximber,    construction  materials t 

10,804 

U,733 

5,673 

Manufacturers 'sales  branches    (with  stocks)     total 

6,859 
20.082 

toocerles,    confectionery,   meats 

6 

4 
7 
6 

a 

12,282 

1,169 

961 

4,046 

54,292 

305 
132 
210 
272 

148 

24 

144 
49 
57 

115 

80 

7,924 

2,476 

4,582 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

5,100 
2,938 

14 
7 

60,399 
3,893 

97 
51 

20 
4 

41 

39 

1,937 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 

1,001 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Consists  of  Cobb,   De  Kalb,   and  Fulton  Counties. 

^  Consists  of  Richmond  County,  Ga.,   and  Aiken  County,  S.  C. 

^  Consists  of  Chattahoochee  and  Muscogee  Counties,  Oe.,   and  Russoll  County,   Ala. 

*  Consists  of  Bibb  and  Houston  Counties. 
'  Coextensive  with  Chatham  County. 


GEORGIA 


10.07 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments.  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

Appling  County 

Atkinson  County 

Bacon  County 

Baker  County 

Baldwin  County 

Milledgeville 

Remainder  of  County 

Banks  County 

Barrow  County 

Bartow  County 

Carter svllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Ben  Hill  County 

Fitzgerald 

Remainder  of  County 

Berrien  County 

Bibb  County 

Macon 

Remainder  of  County 

Bleckley  County 

Brantley  County 

Brooks  County 

Bryan  County 

Bulloch  County 

Statesboro 

Remainder  of  County 

Burke  County 

Butts  County 

CaUioun  County 

Camden  County 

Candler  County 

Carroll  County 

Carroll  ton 

Remainder  of  County 

Catoosa  County 

Charlton  County 

Chatham  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Savannah 

Remainder  of  County 

Chattahoochee  County. 

Chattooga  County 

Cherokee  County 

Clarke  County 

Athens 

Remainder  of  County 

Clay  County 

Clayton  County 

College  Park  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Clinch  County 

Cobb  County 

Marietta 

Remainder  of  County 

Coffee  County 

Douglas 

Remainder  of  County 

Colquitt  Couj^y 

Moultrie 

Remainder  of  Coxmty 

Columbia  County 

Cook  County 

Coweta  County 

Newman 

Remainder  of  County. 

Crawford  County 

Crisp  County 

Cordele 

Rpinm'nder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Estabiish- 
racnts 


(Number) 


28 
3,844 


9 
148 


T33" 
10 

7 

1 

11 

2 


2 

301 


Silcs, 
entire  year 

(Thouajnd 
dollars) 


3 
298 
263 

35 


66,891 
3,264,294 


(x) 


3,903 

1,912 
) 

4,775 


(x) 


4,775 

) 
3,812 

3,926 


2>15 
1,011 

4,338 


5,261 

83,709 


82,341 
1,368 


(x) 

2,490 
(x) 

16,515 


(x) 


2,484 
1,339 


(x) 


683 
5,510 

8.769 


6,305 
2,464 


(x) 
207.883 


207,883 

193,084 

14,799 

960 
10,834 


34.156 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thcnudnd 
dolldri) 


143,750 


10,490 
133,260 


(x) 


(x) 


118 
100 


(x) 


83 
4.744 


4,640 

104 


(x) 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 


119 
30 


201 
49 


(x) 


8.745 


186 
8,559 
7,688 

871 


44 
183 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


2,516 
9 


Cx) 


(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


Cx) 
(x) 


"CiT 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

269 
10_,207 


9,103 
1,104 

10.325 


10,325 
22,102 


18^121 
3,981 


(x) 


3,472 
14,079 


13,263 
816 


(x) 


6,996 


6,996 


(J) 
(x) 


(x) 
(I) 


(x) 


10 
190 


166 
24 


506 
47 


(x) 


70 
376 


356 
20 


(x) 


235 

207 
28 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


2,075 
44,004 


(x) 


(x) 


1^ 
(x) 


22 
1,785 


1,749 
36 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3.075 


67 

3,008 

2,622 

386 


40 
103 


i5r 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Fay  roll 
(Oollari) 


153,531 
2,549,597 


1,159 

1,064 
) 

3,028 


(x) 


3,028 


(x) 


2,627 
1,771 


i;585 

189 
1,478 


823 
91,040 


89,117 
1,923 


(x) 
(x) 


684 
827 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,973 
3 
3 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,084,654 
786 

(x) 


3,046 
3  046 


(x) 


(x) 


1,434 
1,661 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1 
103 


(x) 


(x) 


2,303 
527 

352 
978 


3,985 
1,105 

1,970 
(x) 

162,985 


3,584 

159,401 

142,125 

17,276 

1,178 
3,390 

27,222 


(x) 
(x) 
,(x) 


(x) 


30 
3,540 


228 

20 


(x) 


19 
123 


112 
11 


(x) 


3,004 
536 

2,416 


2,416 
11,835 


10 j 828 
1,007 


(x) 


987 
4,509 


4,174 
335 


(x) 


5.234 


5,234 


225 
201 
24 


(x) 
46,528 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


5.451 


102,418 
92,839 
9,579 


(x) 

1,503 

17.930 


(x) 


"(iT 
(i) 


2.185 
2,185 


2,806 


"TiT 
(I) 


968 
8.521 


2.915 


1,871 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,179,640 
3,117 


(x) 
(x) 


1,729 

1  729 


TxT 

(x) 


2,378 
2,265 


(x) 


(x) 
37.181 


(i) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


Ti) 
Cx) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(i) 


(x) 
(x) 


105,465 

100.245 

5,220 


(x) 

9,381 

16,226 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Cx) 


Cx) 


269 
6,772 


8,140 

8;uo 


19,294 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

2,504 

5,558 


(x) 


Cx) 


4.081 

-xm. 


10.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  -Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS.  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholbsalbks  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  aty 


Dade  County 

Dawson  County 

Decatur  County 

Balnbrldge 

Remainder  of  County. 

De  Kalb  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

North  Atlanta 

Atlanta  (part )^ 

Decatur 

Remainder  of  County 

Dodge  County 

Dooly  County 

Dougherty  County 

Albany 

Remainder  of  County 

Douglas  County 

Early  County 

Echols  County 

Effingham  County 

Elbert  County 

Elherton 

Remainder  of  County 

Emanuel  County 

Evans  County 

Fannin  County 

Fayette  County 

Floyd  County 

Rome 

RenalAder  of  County 

Forsyth  County 

Franklin  County 

Fulton  County 

Admlniatrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total, 

Atlanta  (part)^ 

DIst.  1511,  Center  Hill* 

College  Park  (part)^ 

East  Point 

Hapevllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Gilmer  County 

Glascock  County 

Glynn  County 

Brunswick 

Remainder  of  County 

Gordon  County 

Grady  County 

Greene  County 

Gwinnett  County 

Habersham  County 

Hall  County 

Gainesville 

Remainder  of  County 

Hancock  County 

Haraleon  County 

Harris  County 

Hart  County 

Heard  County 

Henry  County , 

Houston  County 

Irwin  County 

Jackson  County 

Jasper  County 

Jeff  Davis  County 

Jefferson  County 

Jenkins  County 

Millen 

Remainder  of  County 

Johnson  County 

Jonea  County 

Lamar  County 

Lanier  County , 

Laurena  County 

Dublin 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


dumber) 


19 

1,526 

1,474 

2 

1 

U 

2 

33 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouiand 
dollars) 


U) 


3,616 
2,389 


36,918 

5,757 

25,686 

3,020 
1,390 

59,071 


54,109 
4,962 


1,358 
3,460 


2,960 


2,960 


2,838 

2,462 

1,386 

825 

24.833 


~urr 


653 
1,293 


2,206,333 


66,891 
2,139,442 
2,100,478 
(x) 
(x) 

11,273 
(x) 
26,181 

(x) 


12.014 


11,583 
431 

1,184 
5,767 
655 
5,012 
3,313 

28.007 


26,309 
1,698 


(x) 

1 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

3 
(x) 


2,639 
2,543 

2.237 


2,237 


(x) 


405 

450 
671 


18.955 

"TTT — 

(x) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
Mian) 


(x) 


195 
106 

1,8U 


83 
1,761 

791 
232 
738 

93 
40 

2.588 


2,327 
261 


29 
127 


103 
83 
45 
18 

1,150 


98,897 


10,170 
88,727 
86,450 
(x) 
(x) 

741 
(i) 

1,507 

(x) 


560 
48 

27 
269 
25 
87 
102 


929 
63 


(x) 


(x) 


propnetors, 
November 


(dumber) 


(x) 


Ti) 
.  (x) 


743 
715 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

worlcweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(7{uml>er) 


(X) 


74 
533 


26 
507 

192 
60 
255 


9i4 
121 


11 
138 


"TiT 
(x) 


27,978 


1,967 
26,011 
25,228 
(x) 
(x) 

259 
(x) 

509 

(x) 


211 
19 

16 
167 
10 


419 
38 


(x) 
(i) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollau) 


(x) 


3,654 
2,208 


1,606 
34,012 

15,558 
3,9U 
14,540 

1,877 
690 


49; 380 
5,1U 

480 
3,336 

573 

1.723 


(x) 


2,402 

1,540 

1,115 

660 

19.457 


335 
435 


1,851,031 


147,354 
1,703,677 
1,660,292 
(x) 
(x) 

14,315 
(x) 
28,517 

(x) 


12.973 


12,103 
870 

564 
5,964 

519 
1,826 
1,888 

19.770 


18,505 
1,265 


(x) 

1 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


44« 
1,319 


(x) 


~177 

242 
Ul 
1,607 

9.854 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Eslablish- 
meots 

dumber) 


TiT 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thnuidnd 
dolUri) 


(x) 


7,972 

922 

966 

6,084 

1,964 
(x) 

33,001 


29,482 
3.519 


(x) 


M 


1.205 


1,205 


1,852 
926 
942 


"TiT 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


754 

592,016 

727 

572,793 

2 

(X) 

1 

(i) 

6 

4,790 

1 

(x) 

17 

13,525 

TIT 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


426 

1,932 


10,064 
528 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(X) 
(x) 


^ 


(x) 
(x) 


"TiT 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(^lumber) 


3 1 


772 
747  ' 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollurt) 


(x) 


(x) 


60,389 

35,996 
4,791 
19,602 

1,056 
(x) 

26,070 


24,627 

1,443 


(x) 


(x) 


6 

986 

7 

1,536 

3 

444 

4 

825 

22 

10.486 

21 

(X) 

I 

(x) 

5 

(x) 

3 

(x) 

1,547,426 
1,527,685 


6,483 
(x) 
12,656 


(x) 


(x) 


5.403 


(x) 
(i) 


4,586 
1,381 


17,415 
16  245 


(x) 
(X) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


2,639 
1,540 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


12.637 


GEORGIA 

Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'  Continued 

EtTABLISHMBNTS,  SaLE>,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PbkSONNEL— ToTAL;  EsTABUSUMENTS  AND  SaLES — MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthES  OPERATING  TvpES;  1948 


10.09 


County  and  dty 


Lee  County 

Liberty  County 

Lincoln  County 

Long  County 

Lowndes  County 

ValdostA 

Remainder  of  County 

Lumpkin  County 

MoDuf f le  County 

Mcintosh  County 

Macon  County 

Madison  County 

Marlon  County 

Merlvether  County 

Miller  County 

Mitcliell  County 

Hccroe  County 

Montgomery  County 

Morgan  County 

Murray  County 

Muscogee  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Columbus 

Remainder  of  County 

Nevton  County 

Covington 

Remainder  of  County 

Oconee  County 

Oglethorpe  County 

Paulding  County 

Peach  County 

Fort  Valley 

Remainder  of  County 

Pickens  County 

Pierce  County 

Pike  County 

Polk  County 

Cedartovn 

Remainder  of  County 

Pulaski  County 

Putnam  County 

Quitman  County 

Rabun  County 

Randolph  County 

Richmond  County 

Augusta 

Remainder  of  County 

Rockdale  County 

Schley  County 

Screven  County 

Seminole  County 

Spalding  County 

Griffin 

Remainder  of  County 

Stephens  County 

Toccoa 

Remainder  of  County 

Stevart  County 

Suater  County 

Amerlcus 

Reminder  of  County , 

Talbot  County 

Taliaferro  County 

Tattnall  County 

Taylor  County.'. 

Telfair  County 

Terrell  County 

Thon&s  County 

ThcoasTille , 

Remainder  of  County 

Tift  County 

Tlfton 

Remainder  of  County 

Toanbs  County 

Vldalla 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establish- 
ments 


(^lumber) 


3 

107 

105 

2 


162 
9 

I, 
1 
11 

I. 


Silcs, 
entire  year 

(TlwuMml 
dollars) 


(i) 
(k) 


15. 424 
12,SM 


1,910 

sie 

2,262 


(l) 


S16 
2,079 
8,818 
3,146 


(l) 


3,070 
69,897 


69,897 
(k) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,027 
4,409 


(x) 


5,740 
1,874 

1,414 
1,816 

582 
1,536 


89,379 
2,121 


(x) 


4,070 
4,519 


15,426 

875 


TiT 
(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


(x) 

1 

(x) 


3,160 
902 


13.781 


12,746 
1,035 


(x) 


14.941 


9,737 
5,204 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(ThotiiSnd 
dollars) 


(x) 
(x) 


592 

77 


(x) 


(x) 


25 
81 

321 
28 


(x) 
(x) 


51 
3,821 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


301 
62 


4,687 
110 


(x) 


882 
32 


"ST 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


100 
33 


620 
61 


(x) 
(x) 


200 
53 


proprietors. 
November 


(T^umber) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(l) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

Ci) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


tx) 


133 
6 


(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


"TiT 
Cx) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 
(x) 


313 


(x) 


(x) 


11 

22 

231 

21 


(x) 
(x) 


15 
1,456 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


118 


U2 
6 


(x) 


1,686 
46 


(x) 


361 
18 


"TiT 
(x) 


"fir 
(«) 


(x) 
(x) 


257 
47 


7^ 
(x) 


Payroll 
(Oslbrs) 


(x) 

1 
(x) 


11,104 
1,132 


923 

1,276 

387 


(x) 


(x) 


449 

722 

5,690 

677 

1,742 


73,767 


987 
72,780 
(I) 
(x) 

1.344 


(i) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


731 
292 


5,596 
231 


(x) 


1,058 
925 


430 
902 


89,839 
2,096 


(x) 


2,036 
703 


16,084 
826 


"TiT 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 

1 
(x) 


1,317 


2,017 
654 


10,708 
1,331 


(x) 


3,625 
1,179 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


5 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousdnd 
dolldrs) 


(x) 


6,067 


5,718 
349 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2,453 
1,435 


(x) 


34,561 
(x) 


(x) 


3,049 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


6,0U 


56;  257 
1,051 


(x) 
11.225 


(I) 


TIT 

(x) 


ur 


(x) 


4,087 
302 


"TiT 


4;4i9 
182 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


dumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


9,357 


7,126 
2,231 


(x) 

816 
1,354 

(x) 

(x)' 

(x) 

6,365 
1,711 

(x) 

(x) 


35,336 

(x) 


U) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


1.411 


1,411 


(x) 
<x) 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


X,192 


(x) 

2 
(x) 


"TiT 
(k) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

1 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


g;659 

733 

6.827 


10,320 
5,022 


10.10  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.--COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'-Continued 

EsTABLisHMEt>rrs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — MERCHA>rr  Wholesalbrs  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Totil 


Establish- 
mcots 


(Jiumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiuand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

iThcnuand 
dollar;) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


Pay  coll 
{DaOan) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


EstabLsh- 
mcnts 

(>(umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

iThousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


dumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousilnd 
dollars) 


Towns  County. . . . 
Treutlen  County. 


Troup  County 

La  Grange 

Remainder  of  County, 


Turner  County, 
Twiggs  County.. 
Union  County. . 


Upson  County 

Thomaston 

Remainder  of  County. 


Valker  County 

Lafayette 

Remainder  of  Comity. 

Walton  County 


Ware  County 

Waycross 

ftemalnder  of  County, 

Warren  County 

Washington  County 

Wayne  County 

Webster  County 

Wheeler  County 

White  County 


Whitfield  County 

Dalton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Wilcox  County.. ,. 

Wilkes  County. 

Wililnson  County. 
Worth  County 


1,222 

16,667 


11,592 
5,075 


122 
908 


65 
355 


2,330 
16,793 


(k) 
12,646 


611 
297 


242 
U3 


11,288 
5,505 


(I) 


(l) 


M 


(l) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,0U 


(x) 


1^ 

(x) 


"TIT 

(x) 


"TIT 
(i) 


3,260 

1,265 


27 
178 


1.178 


6JJ 
535 


1,192 
7,333 


"TIT 
(x) 


(i) 
(x) 


10, 130 
1,289 

594 
3,660 
1,277 


311 
103 


146 
32 

3 

39 
26 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,789 
1,544 

140 

1,259 

996 

365 


"ST 

(x) 


(x) 


5,827 
430 


267 
24 


(x) 


1,407 
1,931 
4,213 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,024 
473 


(x) 


799 

774 

1,508 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


-cifr 

(x) 


(x) 


"TxT 
(x) 


(l) 


"TiT 
(x) 


1,178 


"TIT 
(x) 


(i) 
(x) 


594 
2,503 


(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


»  Prcprletors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
2  Located  In  Clayton  and  Fulton  Counties. 
^  Located  in  De  Kalb  and  Fulton  Counties. 
Classified  as  urban  under  epeclal  rule. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 

Establishments 
(?<umber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioiuand 
dollars) 

Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 

Piid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 

Employees 
(Humbcr) 

PayioU 
(Dollars) 

BIBB  COUNTY,   total 

lAB 

83.709 

4^744 

85 

1,785 

91,040 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

103 

46,528 

3,497 

70 

1,268 

65,048 

9 

10 
4 
3 
3 

10 
6 
5 
4 

18 
3 

U 

19 
12 
U 

66 

7,579 
2,295 
6,489 
4,860 
1,019 
1,123 
2,620 
1,839 
6,433 
1,966 
5,336 
617 
4,352 

15,708 
7,208 
U,265 

68,361 

316 

194 
237 
323 

93 
118 
'407 
166 
457 
337 
546 

55 
248 

685 
381 
181 

1.844 

11 

7 
4 
1 
4 
1 
7 
3 
3 
2 
17 
2 
8 

'6 
9 

33 

150 
31 
74 

114 
37 
37 

120 
48 

130 

164 

180 
28 

105 

229 

123 
165 

533 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

6  357 

Paper  and  its  products 

1  837 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

6  162 

Machinery,   equlpaent,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

10,422 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

4,757 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

4,607 
35,618 

CHATHAM  COUNTY  (See  Savannah  Metropolitan  Area,  table   102.) 

DE   KAIB  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

3 
63 

20 

68,361 
7.972 

83 
1,761 

473 

'33 

6 

26 
507 

146 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

8,632 

Hardware,    plumbing,   heating 

3 

17 

8 
7 
28 

136 
7,836 

12,272 

5,476 

42,641 

i 

465 

179 

46 

1,063 

1 
5 

9 
6 

12 

5 

141 

69 

21 

271 

lS5 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

8,447 

3,332 

1  099 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

20)9*9 

Se«  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


GEORGIA 


10.11 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 
ESTABLISHMENTS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  a>jd  Personnei.,  dv  Type  or  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  ot  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
IHumbcr) 


XUCHERn  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutcQOtive  eqoiptnent,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plimblng,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinerj',  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buljc  stations,   terminals 

.^cntj,  bro  ;ers 

Assemblers  (mainly-  farm  products ) 

FLOYD  COOHTlf,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioner^',  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Autoootive  equipsDent,   tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  tj7«s 

FULTON  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  aiutiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apphrel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Faun  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products    (raw  materials). 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipifent,   supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

HALL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Automotive  equipaent,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  pffices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  f ana  products) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouja  nJ 
dollars) 


19 
1,526 


61 

81 

37 

9 

58 

15 

9 

65 

38 

161 

220 


282 
207 


11 
28 
7 
11 
16 
31 
10 
31 
lU 


33,001 


5,813 
5,244 
2,217 
3,060 
2,790 
1,590 
2,605 
9,682 

9,252 
3,246 
9,786 
3,786 

24,833 


14,347 


6,373 

1,644 

651 

5,679 

2,214 
3,724 
4,548 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

[Thousand 
dottars) 


66,891 
2,139,442 


592,016 


46,474 
48,251 
17,299 
16,759 
24,672 
12,036 
74,048 
27,837 
33,860 
67,287 
223,493 

1,226,168 


691 ,988 
534,180 


289,393 


11,636 
57,307 

3,165 
32,091 

9,446 
26,533 

2,812 
10,408 
135,995 


1,373 
3,536 


10,592 


8 

3,633 

112 

4 

715 

42 

7 

752 

66 

4 

1,222 

74 

4 

1,223 

269 

3 

148 

15 

10 

2,899 

158 

3 

1,178 

32 

a 

3,380 

71 

4 

1,138 

6 

12 

11,719 

147 

2,036 


230 
187 
253 
133 
274 
66 
256 
637 

126 
176 
109 
141 

1,150 


275 
106 
97 
364 

145 
112 
31 


propnctors. 
November 


(Alumber) 


10,170 
88,727 


37,166 


2,964 
2,393 
1,567 

416 
1,483 
1,151 

863 
3,558 
2,880 
7,251 
12,642 

47,034 


37,763 
9,271 


55 
474 

45 

34 
316 
607 

94 

479 

.,119 


200 
63 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


53 
99 
18 
13 
48 
3 
4 
36 
12 
79 
107 


1 

9 

252 


24 
6 
15 
16 
34 
7 
24 
118 


1,105 


105 
85 
89 
41 
66 
21 
107 
230 

54 
62 


31 
36 
133 

57 
45 
16 


1,967 
26,011 


11,450 


1,019 
943 
526 
125 
446 
318 
224 

1,162 
841 

2,135 

3,711 


11,364 
1,954 


14 

160 

15 

32 

86 
119 
35 
90 
299 


Payroll 

(Dolbri) 


54,994 


41,521 


4,700 
4,617 
4,869 
3,032 
5,114 
1,104 
5,668 
12,417 


2,807 
3,736 
1,920 
5,010 

19,457 


14,156 


4,609 
1,799 
1,557 
6,191 

2,543 

2,237 

521 


1,851,031 


147,354 
1,703,677 


703,152 


58,521 

45,437 

28,430 

6,653 

30,141 

24,183 

12,638 

68,722 

53,432 

139,333 

235,662 


912,743 


731,798 
160,945 


19,273 


64,125 


1,004 
8,914 
783 
1,618 
8,107 

11,801 
1,738 
8,374 

21,786 

4,384 


3,093 
1,291 


50 

2,182 

2? 

763 

33 

1,457 

26 

1,263 

123 

S,4«6 

11 

340 

64 

2,988 

12 

647 

38 

1,569 

1 

105 

75 

2,990 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


10.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  AroD  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  Itind  of  business 


imsCOGEE  COUNTY,  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units , 

Vbolesale  establlshntents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods,  apparel , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equlpnient,  suppliea 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

RICHMOND  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wlnee,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products ■ (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.-. 

Other  operating  types 

••  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


(Number) 


3 
107 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1 

725 

5 

267 

1,477 

2 

168 

945 

22 

979 

8 

865 

6 

830 

19 

641 

57,308 


5,375 
3,123 
812 
7,822 
2,894 
2,445 
1,092 
33,745 

14,377 

5,507 

14,308 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thouidnd 
dollars) 


51 
3,821 


2.171 


115 
187 
282 
200 
95 
1,292 

77 
613 
960 


246 
316 
80 
93 
380 
191 
113 
1,531 

503 
195 
149 


Active 
propnctors,* 
November 

Wumixr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
wockwcek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 


1,456 


31 
84 
91 
42 
521 

18 
235 

305 


80 
79 
23 

35 
111 
70 
65 
963 

166 
72 
68 


Payroll 
(Dolbrs) 


987 
72,780 


41.155 


3,121 
3,465 
5,287 
3,456 
2,393 
23,433 

1,561 
11,118 
18,946 


75,761 


4,097 
6,050 
1,533 
1,747 
5,990 
3,180 
2,220 
50,944 

9,459 
3,959 
2,756 


IDAHO 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 11.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 11.03 

104^   Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business ll.O'i 

Ada  County 11.04- 

Bannock  Coiinty 11.04- 

Bonneville  County 11.04- 

Canyon  County 11.04 

Nez  Perce  Coxinty 11.04 

Tvrln  Falls  County 11.04 

11.01 


11.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(Kumier) 


Sales, 
enure 
year 

(ITuMuand 
dolhiTs) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


I^d  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(?>iumbeT) 


July  15 
(^Jumber) 


Nov,  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(TJiousand 
dollars) 


State,  total 

JVdministratlve,  aiiYlllgry  unita 19A8, 

Wholesale  eGtabUshments 1946, 


1939.... 
1929 


WHOLESALE  ESTABT.ISHgNTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market. 
Lijnited-function  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 


Afiseniblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Cooperative  marketing  associations. 

Grain  ( country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers .. . 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Electrical  goods 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment ,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) , total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equlpaent,  supplies , 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Machinei-y,  equipment ,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible) ,  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 


5 
1,U7 


327 

11 


52 

4 

371 
30 


26 

136 
190 


13 

155 


130 

7 
25 

22 


415,822 


19,957 


7,055 


5^955^ 


9,112 


352,203 


309,576 


444,653 


415,822 


105,496 
121,193 


125,148 


n.a. 

n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 

n.a. 


396 
19,561 


5,282 
4,524 


8,200 


605 
291 


100 
6,955 


4,266 
n.a. 


2,559 


110 
5,845 


3,747 
n.a. 


2,715 


113 
8,999 


5,819 
n.a. 


2,787 


7,418 
344,785 


144,868 


7,775 
301,801 


n.a. 
n.a. 


155,715 


7,883 
436,770 


160,461 


38 
26,960 


9,449 
10,91S 


16,097 


120,570 
4,578 

20,855 


14,887 
259 

2,318 


12.3 
5.6 


8,083 
117 

1,223 


222 

8 


2,520 
39 


2,673 
42 


2,746 
41 


142,581 
2,287 


153,101 
2,614 


157,973 
2,488 

24,159 


15,815 

282 

1,534 


18,233 
2,622 

59,858 
77,890 

132,071 


2,228 

90 

6,755 
1,116 

15,037 


12.2 
3.4 

11.3 
1.4 


1,167 
56 

1,522 
469 

8,U7 


345 
27 


320 
12 

525 
295 

3,244 


327 
12 

542 
322 


332 
13 

543 
383 

4,941 


20,727 
864 

29,645 
8,562 

140,119 


21,896 
1,007 

30,921 
8,948 

83,314 


22,927 
1,232 


31,936 
10,649 


1,534 


3,032 
46 


9,321 
53,805 
68,945 


125.148 


1,594 

3,229 

10,21/4 


15.146 


17.1 
6.0 
14.8 


1,084 
1,773 
5,290 


8.200 


22 

110 


631 

597 

2,016 


2,559 


173 

488 

1,266 


2,715 


755 

743 

3,443 


2,787 


25,286 
29,175 
85,658 


144,868 


7,887 
25,460 
49,967 


155,715 


29,670 

36,045 

143,850 


1,481 
2,185 
2,585 


30,077 


25,987 

2,110 

1,125 

855 

11,828 


1,840 


6.1 


4,552 

7,276 

8,810 
878 

3,441 

845 

75 

8,990 

8,699 

11,907 
9,876 


7,225 


1,438 
155 
143 
104 

1,980 

1,038 

942 

1,023 

186 

211 

132 

20 

2,285 
840 

1,552 


1,342 
210 


3,773 
3,452 

18,335  ! 


"5W 
8,304 
4,263 
4,128 
686 
384 

1,538 


359 
827 

2,422 


604 
934 

12,500 


7,074 
544 
1,059 
1,371 
2,452 

18,233 


3,986 
2,086 
2,062 

4,682 


1,109 
3,573 

5,417 

77,890 


2,045 

73,461 

293 

2,091 

U2,071 


56.853 


3,177 
53,676 


51,402 

5,000 
10,002 

S,8U 


84 
130 


444 
105 
135 
228 
343 

2,228 


394 
450 
200 


378 
310 

496 

1.116 


168 
824 
46 
78 

15,037 


9.631 


336 
9,295 


2,936 

134 
1,173 


5.5 

7.3 

12.7 

12.2 

16.7 
22.8 
12.9 

11.6 
21.2 

6.1 
15.6 
26.7 
25.4 

9.6 

13.0 


1,096 


896 
94 
62 
44 


356 


2BJ 
34 
24 
15 


386 


310 
35 
25 
16 


— 434: 

516 

393 

110 

116 

77 

16 

1,369 

444 

974 


113 
155 

U2 

35 

45 

25 

5 

483 

115 


129 
206 

161 
37 
44 
26 
6 
498 
123 


~32B" 
35 
25 
15 

342 
T34 


161 

39 

42 

27 

5 

502 

121 


19,262 


21,991 


22,510 


14,914 

1,959 

1,576 

813 

14,307 


13.6 
10.3 


855 
119 


213 
35 


219 
35 


222 
36 


6,411 
7,896 

6,980 
2,134 
2,143 
1,232 
306 
24,079 
7,540 

19,199 


16,783 
2,416 


17,574 

1,983 

1,595 

839 

17,729 
7,164 
10,565 

8,068 
2,321 
2,227 
1,347 
329 
25,632 
8,101 

19,468 


18,065 

1,934 

1,668 

843 

17,546 


9.5 
24.0 

13.2 


20.0 
10.8 
11.5 
17.6 
16.5 
21.6 

13.9 


220 
312 

1,256 


53 
104 


54 
112 


15 
157 

74 
112 

13 


20 
U9 

90 
117 

13 


12 
154 

34 
124 

23 


3,254 
6,004 

22,  ■762 


16,814 
2,654 

10,233 


9,092 
8,454 

7,916 
2,487 
2,235 
1,489 
264 
25,712 
7,923 

20,695 


13.9 
13.9 

10.0 


814" 

9,885 

3,916 

6,313 

704 

630 

1.725 


3,521 
6,712 

23,827 


18,073 
2,617 
10.894 


3,605 
7,289 

24,584 


6.3 
19.3 
12.7 
16.6 
14.0 

12.2 


337 
51 
78 
96 

197 

1,167 


107 
10 
38 
47 
71 


9.9 

21.6 

9.7 


200 
2U 
92 


34.1 
8.7 
9.2 
1.4 


259 
193 

209 

469 


103 
13 
42 
27 
69 

3g7 


122 
19 
41 
27 
71 


652 
1,073 

13,941 


1,064 
9,902 
4,229 
7,210 
792 
630 

1,430 


5,586 
520 
1,405 
2,929 
3,501 

20.727 


734 
696 

13,012 


909 
10,343 
4,308 
7,281 
1,113 

630 

1,495 


868 
627 

U.7U 


5,587 
857 
1,655 
1,388 
3,525 

21.896 


6,758 
1,277 
1,655 
1,420 
3,601 

22,927 


51 
64 

65 

295 


56 
57 

63 

322 


53 
69 
383 


3,883 
3,455 
1,680 

7,154 


3,829 
4,532 

1,854 


3,794 

4,728 
1,384 


3,516 
3,638 

4,555 

3.562 


3,945 
3,686 

4,050 

8.948 


4,560 
3,648 

4,3U 

10.649 


8.2 

1.1 

15.7 

3.7 

11.4 


67 

350 

12 

40 

8,U7 


18 

268 

4 

5 

3.244 


18 

295 

4 

5 

1,927 


18 

340 

4 

21 

4,941 


1,318 

6,587 

302 

355 

140.119 


1,318 

6,973 

302 

355 

83,314 


1,318 

7,897 

302 

1,132 

209,565 


10.6 
17.3 


238 
4,999 


2.293 


58 
2,235 

806 


1.140 


116 
1,024 

633 


3,532 


130 
3,402 

1.031 


94.983 


40,415 


145.747 


2,402 
92,581 


4,737 
35,678 


5.7 
2.7 
11.7 


1,547 

61 

646 


494 
66 

246 


450 
64 
119 


639 

70 
372 


24,134 

1,185 

10,384 

8,933 


23,422 

1,103 
7,780 


5,535 

140,212 

48.067 


30,117 
1,204 
16,746 


3,518 


3,284 
138 
43 
53 

364 

103 

261 

392 

2U 

231 

182 

32 

2,0U 

1,202 

2,290 

1,924 

366 

1,207 


409 
798 

3,014 


93 

1,250 

6% 

774 

W9 

52 

112 


34 
78 


443 
146 
66 
269 
399 

1,534 


Ul 
404 
124 

523 

~175 


342 
46 


30 
3 

10 
3 

6,251 


2.521 


1,060 
1,461 

2,469 


2,170 

8 

291 

1,261 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  avail  able  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  and  commission  received. 


IDAHO 


11.03 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

ESTABLISHMEXTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AN'D  PERSONNEL ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:   1948 


Councy  and  city 


State,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


Ada  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Boise  City 

Remainder  of  County 


Adams  County. 


Bannock  County 

Pocatello 

Remaiiider  of  County. 


Bear  Lake  County. 
Benewah  County. . . 


Bingham  County 

Blackfoot 

Remainder  of  County. 


Blaine  County. 
Boise  County. . 
Bonner  County. 


Bonneville  County 

Idaho  Falls 

Remainder  of  County. 


Boundary  County. 
Butte  County. ... 
Camas  County. . . . 


Canyon  County 

Caldwell 

Nampa 

Remainder  of  County. 


Caribou  County. 


Cassia  County 

Bur ley 

Remainder  of  County. 

Clark  County 

Clearvater  County 

Custer  County 

Elmnre  County 

Franklin  County 


Fremont  County. . . 

Gem  County 

Gooding  County, . . 

Idaho  County 

Jefferson  County. 
Jerome  County. . . . 


Kootenai  County 

Coeur  d'Alene 

Remainder  of  County. 

Latah  County 

Moscow 

Remainder  of  County. 

Lemhi  Cormty 

Lewis  County 

Lincoln  County 

Madison  County 

Minidoka  County 


Nez  Perce  County 

Lewlston 

Remainder  of  County. 

Oneida  County 

Owybee  County 

Payette  County 

Power  County 

Shoshone  County 

Teton  County 


Twin  Falls  County 

Twin  Falls 

Remainder  of  County. 


Valley  County 

Washington  County 

Yellowstone  National  Park  (part)^. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


{J^umber) 


1,152 


5 
1,U7 


5 

151 

129 

22 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{TJiowiind 
dollars) 


413,822 


415,822 
76,655 


76,655 

71,474 

5,181 


(x) 


22,435 
8,080 


1,264 
1,099 


5,207 
9,346 

376 

728 

1,673 

57,409 


55,572 
1,837 

1,038 

562 

1,988 

38.477 


20,237 

12,760 
5,480 


11.301 


4,841 
6,460 


W 


953 

583 

1,555 

1,478 

7,318 
2,953 
5,506 
2,442 
5,381 
9,329 

6.401 


6,074 
327 


7.174 


3,240 
3,934 

995 

3,074 
2,480 
5,004 
2,569 

23,751 


22,510 
1,241 

2,200 
2,221 
5,016 
5,002 
8,199 
1,552 

57.900 


39,738 
18,162 


1,233 
2,764 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolldrs) 


19,957 


396 

19,561 


5,184 


396 
4,788 
4,474 

314 


(x) 


1,549 


1,361 
188 


1,306 


426 
880 

17 
15 

41 

1,711 


1,621 
90 

48 
40 
22 


630 
571 
405 


292 

281 


(») 


31 
11 
41 

51 

324 
178 
292 
76 
317 
441 


290 
12 


161 
154 

32 
128 

44 
220 
206 


"'872' 
49 

63 
161 
456 

45 
444 

24 

2.529 


1,660 
869 


proprietors, 
November 


(J^umber) 


734 


734 
85 


(x) 


_a3L 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

C>(umbeT) 


9,112 


113 
8,999 


1,603 102,162 


113 
1,490 
1,375 

115 


(x) 


543 
89 


299 

610 

9 
7 
U 


875 
98 

22 

34 
7 


185 
343 

187 


146 
175 


(x) 


12 
5 
9 

15 

285 
45 

112 
20 

277 

254 


60 
48 

15 

U 

31 

240 

155 


295 

W 

25 
59 

281 
16 

141 
15 

1.182 


679 
503 


Pay  roll 
(Oollars) 


444,653 


7,883 
436,770 


7,883 
94,279 
88,370 

5,909 


M 


28,393 
3,811 


736 
674 


35, JT! 


10,688 
24,789 

335 
322 
836 

48,404 


43,835 
4,569 

986 

1,297 

425 

29. 8U 


9,908 

13,171 

6,735 

234 

15.080 


7,084 
7,996 


W 


703 
264 
453 
971 

10,  U7 
1,380 
5,332 
1,204 
12,013 
11,485 

5.883 


5,612 
271 


3,548 
2,322 

710 
2,235 
1,165 
9,219 
7,548 

16,753 


15,821 
932 

1,146 
2,255 

7,948 
706 

9,819 
437 

57.861 


35,438 
22,423 


309 
1,851 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(>iumber) 


103 

94 

9 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


125,148 


58,826 
57,586 
1,240 


11,918 
864 


273 
496 


#- 


(x) 
(I) 


(x) 
(x) 


5.470 


(x) 
(x) 


1,683 


TIT 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


1,268 


1,452 


1,452 


8.831 


~M31 


(=t) 


1,651 
5,752 

12.733 


11,509 
1,224 


Cx) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousdnd 
dollars) 


290,674 


17,829 

13,888 

3,941 

(x) 
17.733 


10,517 
7,216 


991 
603 


(k) 


9,346 


(x) 


876 


liT 

(x) 

(x) 
562 
1,988 

33.007 


18,554 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

10.033 


1^ 
(x) 

(X) 

953 
(x) 
(x) 
1,214 

7,318 
(x) 

5,290 
(x) 

5,381 
(x) 

2.151 


1,824 
327 


5,722 


3,934 

630 
3,074 

(x) 
4,834 

(x) 

14,920 


13,679 
1,241 

(x) 
2,221 
3,365 
5,002 
2,447 
1,552 

45.167 


28,229 
16,938 

(X) 
2,514 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  dlacloeure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  in  Idaho,  Montana,  and  Wyoming. 


11.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  pERSOXNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OpKEATION  AND  KiND  OF  BuSINBSS:   1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  Idnd  of  business 

Estab- 

lish- 

menta 

CNum- 
ber) 

RaW, 
entire 
year 

(TTiouMnd 
doridrl) 

Payroll, 
entire 
year 

(TTiouMnd 
dolbri) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(dum- 
ber) 

Paid  employeca  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

County,  type  of  operation, 
and  Idiia  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(dum- 
ber) 

SaW, 
entire 
year 

(TTiouMnd 
dolUri) 

Pay  roU, 
entire 
year 

(TbouMnd 
dollori) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employee*  and 

ended  nearest 
Nov.  15 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

PayioU 

(ElolUrs) 

Em- 
ployees 

(Num- 
ber) 

PiyroU 
dXiRan) 

u)k  cooimr,  total 

156 

76^655 

5,184 

85 

1,603 

102,162 

CANTON  CODNTy,   total 

79 

38^477 

1,606 

51 

715 

29,814 

Admlnletrative ,  Buxlllary  units 

5 
151 

103 

76,655 

58,826 

396 
4,788 

3,821 

'85 
69 

113 
1,490 

1,194 

7,883 
94,279 

75,048 

lerchant  \Aiole8aleT8,  total 

24 

5,470 

357 

15 

178 

8,368 

3 

7 
4 
10 

24 
34 

771 

853 

509 

3,337 

4,590 
12,726 

62 

U5 
26 

U4 

119 
1,012 

4 
3 
8 

24 

7 

67 

60 

7 

44 

43 
441 

2,408 

2,778 
M3 

VaOLESALZ  isiMSLisaums 

Autcxnotlve  equipment,  tires  and 

Machinery,  equipment,  Buppliee 

»1erchant  wholeealere,  n.e  c 

QrocerleSj  confectionery,  meats.... 

6 

7 
i 

11 
9 
6 
5 

29 
i 

22 

20 
17 
11 

69 

9,296 
2,558 
1,315 

1,925 
8,699 
7,033 
5,U3 

U,606 
637 

10,6U 

6,534 
8,664 
2,631 

30,515 

350 

207 

54 

292 

444 
593 
345 
840 
35 
661 

564 

327 
76 

1,549 

3 
3 
5 

6 
6 
1 
4 

21 
3 

12 

9 

7 

27 

127 
77 
18 

100 
121 
148 
112 
234 
16 
241 

150 
102 
44 

632 

7,153 
3,570 
1,123 

5,309 
7,923 

13,093 
7,373 

15,677 
667 

13,155 

10,388 
7,058 
1,785 

32,204 

2,539 
2,333 

Beer,  irtnes,  dlatiUed  spirits 

Autosctlve  equipment,  tires  and 

U,670 

16 
3 
5 

7 
54 

5,667 
2,490 
4,569 

15,691 
23,751 

750 
70 
192 

118 

9a 

5 
1 
1 

5 
36 

353 
22 
66 

53 
309 

Hardvare,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

1,290 
2,864 

2  443 

Manufacturers'   sales  branchas, 
offices 

NEZ  PERCE  CODNTY,   total 

16,753 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 
Other  operating  types 

23 

8,831 

592 

18 

193 

10,400 

BAMKXX  CODWnr,  total 

Automotive  eqiiiiBnent,  tires  and 
tubes 

3 
7 
13 

W 
10 

7 

123 

507 
1,247 
7,077 

3,539 
3,167 
8,214 

57,900 

96 

97 

399 

123 

UO 
76 

2^529 

2 

5 
11 

U 
2 

2 

78 

31 

29 

133 

38 
37 
41 

1.182 

1,364 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

32 

12,782 

836 

U 

328 

61,000 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminale... 
Aaeemblers  (mainly  farm  products   .... 

1,556 
7,480 

Qrocerles,  confectionery,  meats . 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equiiment,  tires  and 
tubes 

7 

7 
10 

11 
16 
10 

67 

3,831 
1,985 

1,260 
1,894 
3,812 

7,631 
3,097 
7,005 

57,409 

146 
79 

21A 
117 
230 

361 
117 
235 

1,711 

"3 

4 
3 
3 

'u 

37 

53 
48 

83 
51 
93 

113 

37 

154 

^3 

2,785 
1,719 

4,260 
2,135 
5,051 

7,392 
2,376 
6,436 

48,404 

2,313 
2,542 

1,498 

TWIN  FALLS  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Machinery,  eqiiipnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

57.861 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices 

42 

12,733 

943 

30 

308 

17,577 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.... 

4 
3 
3 

10 
5 
3 
9 

4 

21 

3 

53 

5,091 
2,852 

766 

1,271 

1,231 

198 

1,324 

2,823 

5,805 

12,124 

24,415 

165 

302 

33 

211 
92 
19 

126 

53 
196 
73 

1,259 

"6 
3 

3 
3 
2 

3 

'21 

1 

26 

60 
76 
11 

70 

41 

8 

42 

12 
67 
75 

720 

3.282 
5,115 

Deer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutoDotive  eqxiipment,  tires  and 

3,795 

1,943 

347 

2,516 

BOMNEVIUJ!  COWm,  total 

Machinery,  equlpoent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

21 

7,526 

538 

5 

199 

10,792 

Merchant  iriiolesalers,  n.e.o 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches. 

Qroceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 

6 

3 

6 
6 

15 
27 

3,449 
1,417 

1,117 
1,543 

1,694 
3,902 

44,287 

112 
93 

170 
163 

87 
87 
999 

3 
"  2 

'ii 

17 

45 
30 

57 
67 

31 
31 

712 

2,474 
1,603 

3,334 
3,376 

2,204 

1,784 

33,624 

1,002 
4,009 
1,872 

33.401 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Nanufacturere'  Bales  branches. 

total 

offices 

23 
24 

6 

7.Ui 
15,883 

1,384 

382 
671 

206 

19 

7 

2i9 
363 

108 

16,404 
6,295 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals... 
Other  operating  types 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

"  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


ILLINOIS 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


102 


The  Sta'te:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  Isind  of  business 


Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 

Chicago  Metropolitan  Area 

Decatur  Metropolitan  Area 

Peoria  Metropolitan  Area 

Rockf ord  Metropolitan  Area 

Springfield  Metropolitan  Area 


103 


104 


Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel- -total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 


Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Page 

Adams  County 12,13 

Bureau  County 12.13 

Champaign  County 12.13 

Christian  Coxinty 12.13 

Coles  County 12.13 

Cook  County 12.14 

De  Kalb  County 12. U 

De  Witt  County 12. U 

Douglas  County 12.14 

Du  Page  County 12.14 

Franklin  County 12.14 

Fulton  County 12.14 

Hancock  County 12.15 

Heniy  County 12.15 

Iroquois  County 12.15 

Jackson  County 12.15 

Kane  County. 12.15 

Kankakee  County 12.15 

Knox  County 12.15 

Lake  County 12.16 

La  Salle  County 12.16 

Livingston  County 12 .  16 

Logan  County 12.16 


sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel. 


Page 

McDonough  County 12.16 

McLean  County 12.16 

Macon  County  (See  Decatur 

Metropolitan  Area. ) 12.07 

Macoupin  County 12.17 

Madison  County 12.17 

Marion  County 12.17 

Montgomery  County 12 .  17 

Morgan  County 12.17 

Ogle  County 12.17 

Peoria  County 12.17 

Piatt  County 12.18 

Rock  Island  County 12.18 

St.  Clair  County 12.18 

Sangamon  County  (See  Spring- 
field Metropolitan  Area.)...  12.08 

Stephenson  County 12.18 

Tazewell  County 12.18 

Vermilion  County ■ 12.18 

Whiteside  County 12.19 

Will  County 12.19 

Winnebago  County  (See  Rock- 
ford  Metropolitan  Area. ) . . . ,  12.08 


Page 


12.02 


12.05 
12.05 
12.07 
12.07 
12.08 
12.08 


12.09 


12.13 


12.U1 


12.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Saibs,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Pbisonnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Ttpb  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  Idnd  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 194S.. 

Wholesale  establishments 19^. . 

1939.. 
1929.. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  dcmestlc  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. . 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  ( country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing, furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture   (household,   office) 

Heme  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  siq>plles 

Lumber,  ccostructlon  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cdmiercial  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  nfichlnery ,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establlshiasnt  equipment     supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.  auta&otlve)  equipsent, 

supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(dumber) 


79 
17,454 

U,468 
11,556 


9,372 
112 
355 


1,175 
829 

1,741 
2,437 


43 

1,004 

386 


121 

60 

335 

435 


■■^5ff 
467 


413 
178 


12 
157 

58 
118 


370 
256 
16 


T2F 
192 


40 
68 
13 
137 

212 
733 


"T34 
181 


127 
198 


66 

146 
176 


2W 
39 
58 
485 
192 
259 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(ThotutfTuJ 
Soliars) 


190,157 
18,136,506 

4,977,030 
6,675,726 


6,U6,547 


5,733,562 
100,627 
314,358 


3,035,877 
2,928,U0 

550,942 
4,469,002 


67,532 
594,086 
342,410 


728,717 


244;  686 
43,459 
25,909 
192,762 
221 ,901 

938,120 


331,993 
379.876 


114,247 
265,629 


220.934 
49,426 


122,336 
31,060 
18,U2 

175,912 

214.930 


111,351 
82,572 
21,007 


5i;i2« 
94.660 


186 .851 


28;325 

77,686 
18,860 
3,768 
57,712 

503,547 
152,164 


176,658 

152,207 


78,105 
84,001 


55,982 
162,807 
87,852 

461,812 


77,917 
26  022 
22,609 
186,165 
50,326 
51.383 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Amount 


(Thousand 
dolUrs) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 

n.a. 


707,330 

8,046 

17,100 

456,018 


319,859 
136,159 


55,577 
93.734 


2,874 
17,457 
7,115 


71 ,458 


-287707 

3,616 

3,911 

14,387 

20,842 

83,613 


5S;786 

24,827 


15,720 
22,568 

41.291 


sttht 

25,252 
5,669 
4,579 

9.179 


17,114 

12,400 

918 


«;«2 

15,694 

27^58 

7,727 
5,006 
1,229 
8,655 

14,903 
36,299 


25,451 
21,534 


12,366 
13,925 


37,272 


3,068 
20,007 
14,197 

91.953 


19,202 
4,543 
2,535 
33,882 
12,462 
10,273 

9,056 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12.3 
8.0 
5.4 


10.5 
4.6 


10.1 
2.1 


4.2 
2.9 
2.1 


9.8 


"TCT 
8.3 
15.1 
7.5 
9.4 

8.9 


7.5 


13.8 
8.5 


18.7 


11.7 
20.6 
18.2 
25.3 

5.2 

U.2 


15.0 
4.4 


17.6 


14.6 


9.9 
26.5 
32.6 
15.0 

3.0 
23.8 


14.4 
U.l 


16.6 


5.5 

12.3 
16.2 

19.9 


24.6 
17.4 
11.2 
18.2 
24.8 
20.0 

19.1 


Payroll, 
entire 


(TTiouMTid 
doUars) 


26,690 
689,689 

226,544 
338,395 


400,384 


11,983 

9,552 
5,943 


7,507 


387,006 
3,803 

9,575 


163,920 
59,346 

20,220 
33,129 


1,199 
8,679 
2,812 


40,874 


18;057 
2,272 
2,073 
8,102 

10,370 

46,316 


35,730 
13,586 


8,408 
13,199 

15,006 


3,810 
6,315 
2,336 
2,545 


16.169 


8,713 
6,728 

728 

13,842 


5;34l 
8,501 


16,571 


2,925 
5,103 
2,777 
629 
5,137 

5,713 
21,320 


14,721 
11,243 


7,721 
7,895 


1,560 
12,047 
7,688 


49j913 

l0>5 
2,851 
1,287 

18,653 
7,434 
5,409 

3,884 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(>;um- 
ber) 


7,201 
62 
244 


1,381 
2,279 


429 

321 


—7U 
U2 
47 
343 
331 


T77 
578 


361 
83 


f 

U5 
26 
54 


321 
198 


~-?2 
125 


193 
534 


102 
101 


123 
181 


"12? 

20 

37 

307 

118 

211 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 

(XumM 


182,914 


6,526 
176,388 

119,547 
n.a. 


104,588 


101,504 

992 

2,092 

53,949 


42,516 
11,433 

5,963 

7,Cr73 


375 
3,338 
1,102 


11,286 

5;042 

710 

533 

2,015 

2,986 

12,774 


9,266 
3,508 


2,128 
3,309 


4,143 


1,204 

1,559 

623 

757 

1,714 

3.928 


2,237 
1,617 

74 

3.313 


1,203 
2,110 


3,737 


'S12 
919 

771 

186 

1,249 

1,391 
6,104 

6.536 


3,605 
2.931 


3.988 
2,181 


294 

2,784 
1,893 

12,449 


2,703 
565 
313 
4,638 
2,209 
1,454 

567 


July  15 
(>(umber) 


194,838 


6,680 
188.158 


121,809 
n.a. 


111,793 

978 

2,074 

55,268 


43,710 
11,558 

5,821 
7,209 


361 
3,505 
1,149 


11,362 
4,936 

712 

535 

2,099 

3,080 

9*858 


2,377 
3,287 

4,a4 


1,214 

1,597 

633 

770 

1,697 


2,144 

1,6U 

72 


"t;i?j" 

2,019 


3,820 


931 

872 

164 

1,245 

1,446 
6,191 


3,702 
2,997 


2,200 
1,902 


294 
2,962 
2,136 

12.447 


2,792 
583 
334 
4,607 
2,071 
1,475 

585 


Nov.  15 

(Number) 


189,088 


12,883,322 


6,576 
182,512 


124,835 
n.a. 


509,589 
12,373,733 


n.a. 
n.a. 


106,565 
1,001 
2.121 


42,579 
11,861 

5,987 
7,165 


397 
3,671 
1,165 


12,128 
5;0S6 
821 
726 
2,281 
3,214 

13.361 


9;595 
3.766 


2,223 
3,477 


4,277 


1,633 
638 
790 

1,706 


2,270 
1,654 

73 


1,218 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


MarehlS 
(Dollars) 


537,105 
12.834,286 


n.a. 
n.a. 


6,811,956 
70,939 
164,833 


3,068,725 
1,052,265 

385,329 
597,919 

221,767 


21,156 
151,086 
49,525 


710,396 
306;il3 
41,106 
33,643 
143,508 
186,026 


869,415 


139,954 
245,973 

266,358 


71^011 
105,177 
42,154 
48,016 

108,821 


159,283 
136,715 
16,757 


4,212 
— ^ST 

945 
1,204 

178 
1,260 

1,513 
6,211 


3,759 
3,013 


2,208 
2,000 

5,415 


292 
2,982 
2,141 

12.581 


2;84j 

574 

330 

4,623 

2,117 

1,502 

590 


99,105 
142,679 

303.724 
54,702 
93,313 
50,547 
9,240 
95,922 

92,235 
386,519 


250,100 
194,577 

269,748 
143,559 
126,189 

350,825 


26,799 
201,832 
122,194 


873,423 
191,295 
39,953 
20,524 
329,018 
138,763 
96,281 

57,589 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


7,197,439 

68,942 

164,909 


3,119,552 
1,055,066 

374,837 
618,345 


21,549 

163,105 

50,542 


730,966 
30S;241 
41,216 
36,118 
152,449 
192 ,942 


910,566 
65i;306 


167,024 
248,889 

275,454 


74)482 

106,744 

44,193 

50,035 

111,448 

295.221 


157,012 
124,456 
13,753 

241 ,967 
94,662 
147,305 

296,734 


55,336 
87,435 
50,604 
9,057 
94,302 

97,792 
398,268 


251,041 
208,180 

279.589 


143,853 
135,736 


27,809 
224,410 
151.073 

893,795 


199,119 
40,260 
21,855 
331,559 
U3,049 
100,768 


Nov.  15 
(Dollari) 


13,653,679 


541,120 
13,112,559 


,334,077 
72,774 


3,143,973 
1,U4,865 

396,168 
636,273 


22,572 

168,597 

53,405 


7.576,706 


786,590 
3J9;689 
46,295 
41,887 
166,674 
202 ,045 


897,466 
642;388 

255,078 
417.122 


156,711 
260,411 

291,494 

74;(»7 

121,498 
45,525 
50,464 

U0,360 

310.010 


154,471 
132,140 
13,399 


255.743 
101,863 


317,475 


56,513 
96,298 
59,945 
9,287 
95,432 

117,415 
403, 6U 

481.  UO 


262,949 
218,161 


143,773 
143, OU 


28,161 
224,404 
146,588 


940,838 
216,475 
42,916 
21,483 
344,612 
143,700 
102,648 

69.004 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  ocM 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


9,265 
679,769 

256,362 

410,226 


440,146 

12,703 

5,924 


165,391 

27,6U 
3,978 


1,190 

20,851 

1.975 


57,673 


ii,6Bi 

1,928 

1,992 

2,939 

22,130 

15,391 
11  131 


39.732 
41724 


22,872 

5  095 


13,212 
1,679 
2,886 


23.612 

9,842 
294 


12.595 


14.601 
— 2>W 
3,838 
1,647 
1,109 
5,433 

14,777 
25,852 


20,769 
14, 5U 


13,533 
10,723 


465 
15,822 
4,764 


57.014 

4,234 
2,303 
24,846 
6,430 
6,257 

4.363 


ILLINOIS 


12.03 


Table  101.  -THE  STATE— Continued 
Establishments,  Salbs,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Ccntlnued 

MetAls,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

NcBiferrous  ojetala,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  fflercbant  wholesalers 

Autonobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Afflusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fans  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches  (with  6tockB)^t«l 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,   drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Fuml  ture 

Heme  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutcBotive  equipnent ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  beating  equiposent,  supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,   supplies 

Coemiercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  BBchlnery,  equipment,   supplies... 

Professional  equipment ,  aiqiplles 

Service  establlslment  equipment     supplies... 
Transportation  (eic.  automotive)   equirment^ 
supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (eic.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Ncxiferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers'    sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Fans  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  mlsaellaneous 
products 

Manufacturers*   sales  offices  (without  stocks) , 
total 

Groceries,  confeetiaDery,  meats 

Drugs,  chcsolcals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  fumiabings,  footwear...; 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

FUTElture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Camiercial  machines,  equipnent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipBent,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '   sales  offices 


Estaty 
luh- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


119 
20 


220 
282 


166 
203 
105 

82 
110 
235 

67 
241 


52 
139 

37 
19 


19 
43 

39 

318 


17 
158 
31 
20 


145 
45 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thouiand 
dolldrj) 


158,685 
31,765 


230,379 
88,112 


733,345 
~^27ff 


60,019 

32,083 
152,372 
114,166 

74,14? 

42,523 
166,763 


90 ;  665 
245,148 
306,310 

145,965 
59,269 


70,624 
167,759 
28,912 

85.089 


49,012 
36,077 

57,373 
10,519 
46,854 

20,200 
102,544 


287,817 
26,001 


21793F 
50,835 

69,863 

606.196 


73,760 

1,176 

111,069 

304,130 

17,843 

34,883 

63,335 

232,043 
153  '?5J 


361^326 

8o;u2 

5,239 
275,955 


81 ,901 
153,680 


— 317507" 
85,108 

65,236 
271,792 
142,316 

82,461 
149,976 

399,487 


14,495 
264,908 
120,084 

1,464,546 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


27,152 
3,740 


18,792 
14,268 

86,666 

77575" 

9,797 
7,000 
8,074 

13,205 

13,439 
3,374 

24,201 

319,859 


li;7J9 
9,649 
22,646 

24,794 
5,497 

29,757 


13;760 

11,591 

5.406 


4,478 
2,952 


4.757 
17374" 


3,809 
11,215 


26,794 
3,187 


17754 
6,915 

13,281 

77.485 


21,249 

232 

6,453 

30,401 
4,423 
4,492 

10,235 

19,273 


16, 041 
3,232 


39,857 
~~5772T 


32,568 


6,494 
18,319 

4,615 


i;5Bl 
3,034 

3,419 
12,162 
3,816 
3,211 
19,147 

19,361 

— 17725- 

13,510 

4.105 


Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 


17.1 
U.8 


8.2 
16.2 


11.8 
~S7T 


16.3 
21.8 

5.3 
11.6 
18.1 

7.9 
14.5 

10.5 


6.8 

3.9 

7.4 

17.0 
9.3 


"TFTT 
6.9 
16.7 


9.1 
8.2 


8.3 

"TfTff 


18.8 
10.9 


9.3 
12.2 


"XT 


19.0 
12.8 


"237F 
19.7 
5.8 
10.0 
24.8 
12.9 

16.2 

8.3 
"T5X 


10.8 


7.9 
11.9 


4.0 


3.6 

5.2 

4.5 
2.7 
3.9 
12.8 

4.8 

"Tjnr 
5.1 
3.4 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollar!) 


14,629 
2,322 


9,694 
7,793 


50.094 
3,774 


5,587 
4,380 
4,511 
8,466 
7,587 
1,660 
14,129 

163,920 


i,76! 

5,312 
8,789 

13,031 
2,313 


5;  274 
3,963 
1,945 


2,229 
1,679 


1,139 
1,773 


1,992 
5,464 


19,125 
1,629 


1,082 
3,968 

5,992 
47.136 


15,575 

146 

4,057 

16,846 
3,029 
2,583 

4,900 

11,548 
lO  104 


15,775 
■JMU 


1,575 
7,042 


TBT 

1,871 

1,748 
7,229 
2,105 
1,908 
8,416 

11,006 
i;384 
7,825 
1,797 


Active 

proprie. 

tors.* 

Novem 

ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


201 
336 


TJff 

172 

60 

18 

94 

216 

43 

157 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
enoed  nearest — 


March  15 
(><umber) 


3,287 
561 


July  15 
(Number) 


2,437  I 
2,661  I 
1 
13,871 


3,344 
559 

5.134 


2,447 
2,687 


917 
1,563 
2,019 

892 
2,068 
2,041 

357 
4,019 

42,516 


4,605 

1,653 
2,277 

3,192 
534 


i;4J4 
870 


420 
484 


232 
449 


690 
1,633 


5,934 
443 


218 
1,095 


1,405 
11.290 


3,456 
45 
1,220 
3,869 
1,015 
536 

1,149 

2,748 


j;409 
339 


7U7T 
5« 


417 
1,795 


TICT 

293 

278 

1,332 

369 

308 

1,636 

2,003 
566 

1,387 
350 

2,872 


22,217 


""9JJ 

1,645 

2,054 

840 

10,061 

2,013 

354 

4,302 

43,710 


4,645 

E7ff 

1,695 
2.272 

3,462 
598 


1,476 
884 
492 


404 

414 


231 
464 


689 
1,599 


5,951 
393 


218 
1,094 


1,511 
11 .717 


3,677 
42 
1,249 
3,950 
1,024 
575 

1,200 

2,925 


2,568 
357 

4,543 


1,117 
66 


447 
1,776 


135" 

295 

278 

1,322 

376 

309 

1,667 

2,034 


'm" 
1,418 
355 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


3.925 


3,340 
585 

5.109 


2,434 
2,675 


15,337 
995 


1,721 
2,127 

900 
2,637 
2,103 

334 
4,520 

42,579 


4,859 

685 

1,705 

2,469 

3,166 
561 


7559^ 
886 
484 


462 
450 


233 
459 


687 
1,596 


5,032 
410 


225 
1,099 


1,524 
11.660 


3,711 
40 
1,221 
3,943 
1,020 
545 

1,180 

2,835 


2,462 
373 


4,422 


1,119 
72 


439 

1,775 


— nr 

308 

274 

1,393 

383 

323 

1,710 

2,088 


T7T 
,450 
361 


2,919  I       3,031 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Oollors) 


255,506 
40,631 


158,572 
139,974 

636.438 


65,4lfl 
97,902 
79,343 
80,666 
114,603 
134,256 
31,836 
232,414 


July  15 
(DolUrl) 


263,371 
42,138 


167,458 
144,521 


68,323 
103,69'' 

81,685 

73,483 
261,634 
129,228 

32,388 
253,136 


5o;s9<i 

101,153 
147,243 

229,635 
37,147 


98,417 
76,241 


39,655 
33,111 


19,465 
30,998 


41,444 
104,659 


363,602 
32,103 


20,729 
79,233 

105,532 
898.169 


322,709 

3,289 

83,815 

296,317 
55,987 
48,987 

87,065 

206,271 


177;059 
29,212 


65)835 
5,559 


25,822 
138,042 


16;065 
35,278 

30,963 
133,125 
38,582 
35,554 
124,545 

193,496 


55)669 

135,137 
32,690 

280,793 


303,472 

5o;7u 

103,999 
148,762 

252,123 
48,901 

209,026 
96;205 
75,274 
37,547 


33,832 
28,068 

53,073 


18,899 
34,174 


41,409 
112,326 


367,087 
27,189 


95.072 


21,417 
73,655 

114,733 
897.229 


297,653 

3,264 

89,081 

308,377 
55,407 
49, ."-SO 

94,2.^7 

2U,5U 
188 ;  018 
25,493 

322,501 
74  715 


243,072 


28,009 
135,346 


15)577 
32,984 

31,962 
132,249 
39,575 
34,286 
126,834 

196,155 

241533 

138,212 
33,410 

282,089 


Nov.  15 
(Osllars) 


273,307 
42,775 

316.256 


169,928 
146,328 


929,164 


70,047 
105,713 

87,955 

77,390 
136,697 
147,445 

31,868 
272,049 


329,420 

54; 335 

107,222 

167,863 

228,778 
44,483 

224,673 
109 1655 
78,913 
36,138 


42,240 
30,943 

54,192 


19,756 
34,436 

42,629 
117,618 


T357357 
30,920 


103.517 


21,226 
82,291 

121,524 
903,841 


297,760 

3,676 

65,819 

313,091 
56,917 
50,273 

96,285 

221,334 
195  049 


312.004 
■73;  365 


28,512 
138,971 


52,948 

ii;i49 

36,599 


33,709 

142,856 

39,917 

36,612 

131,848 

200,201 

25499 


140,426 
34,276 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

iThousand 
dollars) 


22.699 


20,448 
2,251 


5,776 
3,633 

54.427 

5,ua 

7,226 
1,797 
1,549 
6,836 

13,435 
596 

17,548 

165.391 


2,938 
4,031 
7,711 

3  476 
2,416 

12,360 

5;356 

4,427 
2,607 


2,982 
2,028 

2.670 


617 
2,053 

1,342 
15,009 

11.264 


8^935 
2,329 


1,952 
4,131 

7,317 
44.631 


3,656 
419 
8,524 
13,635 
3,167 
3,458 

11,772 

19.641 


13;613 

6,228 
19,292 


6)384 
154 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


12.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABLisHMsNTS,  Salbs,  Expensbs,  Pay  Roix,  Pehsonnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:-  1948 


EsQb- 
liah- 

ments 

CKumM 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(ThouMud 
dolLn) 

Operating  expenses  * 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roU, 
entire 
year 

(Thousatia 
dollors) 

Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

fty  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

{Thousand 
dolbrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  IS 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollar.) 

Nov.  15 
(Dt>U<irs) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Bxisinesa — Continued 

2,437 

4,469 ,002 

93,734 

2.1 

33,129 

2,279 

7,073 

7,209 

7,165 

597,919 

618,345 

636,273 

3,978 

226 
86 

861,544 
238,085 

11,502 
4,820 

1.3 

2.0 

4,540 
2^66 

211 
75 

871 
500 

875 
524 

868 
514 

85,302 
41,852 

91,089 
44,417 

94,525 
48,714 

1,530 

218 

1« 
67 

51 

57;  561 
180,524 

31,075 

487 
4,333 

1,837 

0.3 
2.4 

5.9 

id 

2,098 
830 

15 
60 

38 

44 
456 

170 

45 
479 

191 

45 
469 

192 

5)129 
36,723 

14.900 

5)l46 
39,271 

16,122 

5,094 
43,620 

16,723 

153 

65 

60 

19 
32 

461 

10,390 
20,685 

332,494 

745 
1,092 

13,519 

7.2 
5.3 

4.1 

386 
444 

2,480 

11 
27 

443 

79 
91 

588 

97 
94 

575 

94 
98 

601 

6,731 
8,169 

47,809 

7,784 
8,338 

45,633 

8,004 
8,719 

48,987 

60 

200 

265 
196 

194 

107,499 
224,995 

134,245 

5;254 
8,265 

6,914 

4.9 
3.7 

5.2 

976 
1,504 

2,363 

269 
174 

188 

319 
269 

454 

317 
258 

451 

313 
288 

443 

20,449 
27,360 

43,916 

19)175 
26,458 

43,563 

19)893 
29,094 

47,379 

100 

Dry  goods, specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

100 
99 

98 
96 

59 

257 

50,052 
84,193 

25,948 

1,701,811 

31217 
3,697 

1,507 

10,389 

6.4 
4.4 

5.8 

0.6 

919 
1,444 

500 

4,633 

91 
97 

55 

303 

170 
284 

128 

1,485 

177 
274 

134 

1,489 

174 
269 

127 

1,509 

15)335 
28,581 

9,245 

82,131 

16)215 
27,348 

9,388 

S3  762 

16)S39 
30,540 

10,055 

87,364 

24 

Heme  fumishiDgs,  floor  coverings 

75 
88 

Fann  products  ( raw  materials) 

234 

60 
11 
175 
11 

51 

139 

S05;636 

47,952 

1,433,485 

14,738 

25,144 

89,874 

2,196 
983 

6,917 
293 

.1,777 

5,078 

1.1 
2.0 
0.5 
2.0 

7.1 

5.6 

"770- 

436 

3,313 

114 

654 

1.503 

64 

U 

218 

10 

39 

132 

187 

85 

1,182 

31 

133 

344 

181 

92 

1,189 

27 

129 

360 

'l84 

98 

1,198 

29 

124 

357 

10)83S 
7,221 

61,403 
2,669 

12,004 

27,266 

11)786 
7,335 

62,113 
2,528 

11,805 

28,933 

13)205 
7,684 

63,921 
2,554 

12,691 

30,685 

100 

23 

82 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

29 
16 

107 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,   specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

87 
52 

121 

50)129 
39,745 

55, 588 

3,049 
2,029 

4,577 

6.1 

5.1 

8.2 

S46 

657 

1,747 

81 
51 

113 

209 

135 

331 

218 
142 

348 

217 
140 

337 

15,757 
11,509 

30,416 

16,380 
12,553 

32,470 

17,012 
13,673 

32,118 

104 

3 

132 

Hardware,   specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  siq)plles 

64 
57 

62 

33;608 
21,980 

37,601 

5;315 
2,262 

1.628 

6.9 
10.3 

4.3 

SS5 
862 

496 

60 
53 

54 

145 
101 

153 
105 

153 
102 

15,460 
9,525 

16,675 
10,652 

16,496 

9,175 

87 

31 

44 
18 

314 

31,808 
5,793 

160.954 

1,190 
438 

U,294 

3.7 
7.6 

7.0 

279 

217 

4,671 

36 
18 

252 

57 
44 

790 

61 
44 

809 

58 
44 

794 

5)156 
4,369 

86  071 

5)*74 
5,178 

90,689 

5)271 
3,904 

89,407 

4 

27 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

679 

S9 

216 
69 

88 

55,15J 
102,029 
36,773 

115,188 

i;049 
8,461 
1,784 

3.918 

4.8 

3.4 

386 

3,490 

795 

1,362 

26 

173 

53 

75 

85 
562 
143 

238 

84 
?78 
147 

243 

78 
565 
151 

250 

7,899 
64,183 
13,989 

22,508 

7,216 
67,612 
15,861 

23,595 

7,111 
64,649 
17,647 

24.582 

6U 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Other  iifichlnery,  equipment,      supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 

348 
271 

40 

69 
19 

328 

1,433 

100,79* 
14,389 

659 ,451 

1,004,028 

3,461 
457 

14,974 

27,446 

3.4 
3.2 

2.3 

2.7 

1,239 
123 

4,984 

12,690 

57 
18 

301 

754 

207 
31 

940 

4,815 

214 
29 

976 

5,015 

217 
33 

947 

5,233 

20,527 
1,981 

84,974 

221,767 

21,484 
2,111 

86,227 

235,196 

22, US 
2,467 

83,868 

244,574 

34 

6 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),   total 

544 
24,016 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

239 

74.173 

5.449 

7.3 

2.223 

170 

863 

896 

892 

38.060 

40.325 

41.004 

1,246 

227 
12 

1,167 

70,154 
4,019 

923,876 

4)949 
500 

21,209 

7.0 
12.4 

2.3 

1)933 
290 

10,063 

167 
3 

568 

776 
87 

3,790 

774 
122 

3,949 

782 
110 

4,138 

34)378 
3,682 

176,519 

34,959 
5,366 

187,569 

35,108 
5,895 

195,161 

1,230 

16 

22,172 

^6 

7 
126 
38 

27 
79 

6001127 

5  986 

304,857 

12,906 

5,979 
190^1?? 

17,1«4 

371 

2,958 

686 

788 
n.a. 

2.9 
6.2 
1.0 
5.3 

13.2 
n.a. 

3)4S7 
256 
993 
357 

404 
26,690 

436 

3 

113 

16 

16 

3)277 
76 
305 
132 

162 
6,526 

3,420 
74 
310 
145 

170 
6,6»0 

3,589 
81 
317 
151 

203 
6,576 

147)797 
4,715 
17,910 
6,097 

7,188 
509,589 

158)823 
4,289 
17,778 
6,679 

7,302 
537,105 

165)l56 
4,571 
18,808 
6,626 

8,409 
541,120 

20,307 

75 

995 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

795 
598 

AIWINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,   total 

9,265 

Type  of  Operation 

18 
31 
30 

(x) 
(x) 
177,517 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

4,946 

6,286 

15,458 

... 

1,152 
1,620 
3,754 

1,161 
1,657 
3,862 

1,176 
1,579 
3,821 

89,768 
114,417 
305,404 

91,359 
121,194 
324,552 

97,878 
U6,185 
327,057 

1,002 

6,343 

Other  operating  types 

1,920 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
z  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.   Not  else^ere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  connlBalon  received. 


ILLINOIS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


12.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  Icuid  of  business 


CHlCiICO  NETROPOLITAN  ISSA,  '  total 

iWimlnlstratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establlshnents 

WHOLESAI^  ESTASLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  markets 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Llmlted-fujictlon  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tetmlnals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products  )i  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Dmga,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  gcxxls,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Pumlture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Heme  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Fajv  products  ( raw  materials ) 

AutoBotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards . . ; 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Conmiercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,    equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,    supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies.... 
Other  machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Metals,  metal  work    (exc.    scrap) 

Iron,    steel  and  products 

Nonf errous  metals ,  metal  work 


Establishments 
(Number) 


72 
11,S07 


7,i0; 


7,132 
109 
261 


938 
779 


280 
2,232 


43 
277 
342 


T5r 

381 


221 
117 


133 
52 

103 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thotuand  dollars) 


364 

253 

16 


117 
187 


10 
155 


115 
458 


141 
140 


111 
166 


55 
127 
125 

1,103 


230 
24 
388 
164 
225 
72 


112 
20 


15,266,089 


185,98] 
15.080,108 


4,896,480 
99,814 
266, 917 

5,686,005 


2,854,252 
2,831,753 


354, 288 
3,610,075 


24,209 
22,936 
119,384 


622.998 


177,041 
36,376 
24,636 
180, 752 
204,193 

810, 162 


514,240 
295,922 

289,974 


74, 302 
215,672 

204,546 


41, 590 

120, 515 

27,577 

14,864 

135,302 


110,327 
82,320 
21,007 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


622,232 


50,315 
93,666 


172,279 


23,542 

18,532 

3,720 

126,485 

385,477 
111,105 

284.670 


149,505 
135,165 


64,560 
65,736 


49,813 
154,156 
70,967 

385, 918 


69,660 
13,984 
151,683 
48,590 
47,450 
54,551 

206.997 


175,232 
31,765 


24,951 
597,281 


341,719 


329,414 
3,722 
8,583 

210,417 


153,082 
57,335 


12,614 
30,738 


456 
436 
9m. 


34,987 


14, 292 
1,815 
1,987 
7,519 
9,374 

35,648 


24,169 
11,479 

17,018 


5,980 
11,038 


13,677 


3,235 
6,163 
2,054 
2,225 

4,107 

16.089 


8,548 

6,713 

728 

13,620 


5,253 
8,367 


14.905 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Mumber) 


2,279 

2,721 

619 

9,286 

5,039 
15,556 

22,704 


12,582 
10,122 


12,281 


6,318 
5,963 


18,136 


1,385 
10,899 
5,852 

43,883 


9,172 
1,686 
16,541 
7,082 
4,898 
4,504 

17,843 


15,521 
2,322 


7,981 


5,403 
61 

185 


164 
2,076 


38 

74 
34 
273 
250 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees  Pay  roll 

(>iumber)  (Dollars) 


156,899 


-._ 


6,080 
150,819 


89,613 


86,559 

981 

1,833 


39,517 
11,482 


3,199 
6,184 


149 
152 
323 


10.026 


301 
490 


181 
61 


318 

193 

1 


204 
"T5" 


89 

311 


161 
15 
276 
106 
188 
26 


3,842 

631 

692 

2,033 

2,828 

9,327 


6,356 
2,971 


1,433 
2,817 


3,765 


994 

1,570 

520 

681 

1,177 

3,967 


2,249 
1,645 
73 


1,186 
1,990 


3,720 


454 
1,183 

175 
1,908 

1,290 
4,360 

5,813 


3,134 
2,679 


1,782 
1,522 


244 
2,540 
1,475 

10,679 


2,434 
313 
3,959 
1,%1 
1,321 
691 

4.085 


3,500 
585 


506,588 
11,374,451 


6,484,024 


6,259,499 
71,661 
152,864 

4,021,922 


2,941,259 
1,080,663 


240,252 
592,464 


9,462 
8,367 
17,960 


678,246 


262,707 
37,066 
40,398 
155,318 
182,757 

694,107 
478,668 
215,439 


327.024 
111,498 
215,526 

264.939 


62,395 
118,266 
39,777 
44,501 

80,758 


308.647 

163,485 

131,763 

13,399 


251.047 
100^383 
150,664 


284,648 

42,736 

58,665 

9,173 

174,024 


105,262 
296,537 

423.012 
226,260 
196,752 

225.681 


115,252 
110,429 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


12.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  PEasoNNBL,  by  Type  op  Opehation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


MetropoHtan  ana,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  busineu 


Establishmenu 


Sales,  entire  year 
(TTiouMTui  doHars} 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(ThotudTld  dolldri) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  worit- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


Payroll 
(DolLirt) 


CHICAGO  METRCPOLITAN  AREA — Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,   newspapers 

Coal,   coke 

farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Kami  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Hone  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies ,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equiianent,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

lalustrlal  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  autcciotlve)  equipment,  supplies. 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  anl  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plijmblng,  heating 

Lujnber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Grocerlea,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Farm  products  (raw  materiala) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  eivi  of  table. 


120 
220 


107 

191 
85 
66 
39 

235 
53 

221 


""50" 
39 
70 

15 
100 


31 
248 


3 

S 

134 

26 

20 


15 

3 

170 


i7 
40 
38 
202 
270 


202 

70 


265 
196 


11 

36 
9 

55 

298 


190,404 
72,594 


627.918 


7,420 
6,651 


42,155 


57,148 
58,628 
30,735 

133,534 
71,865 
73, 119 
39,844 

163,045 

2,854,252 


2,553 
5,369 
4,323 
4,181 
3,139 
7,291 
1,488 
13,811 

153,082 


605,170 


90,665 
220,407 
294,098 

122,889 
263,390 


15,092 


2,762 
4,671 
7,659 

10,961 
10,737 


49,012 
36,077 


58,043 


8,936 
49,107 


313,335 


2,229 

1,679 


2,949 


971 
1,978 


5,118 
20,699 


287,956 
25, 379 

65,604 

— 3T,'93B 

43,666 

67,237 

512,734 


65;  575 
1,176 
37,737 
292,575 
17,453 
34,883 
63,335 

665,052 


1,553 


5,638 
42,219 


80,132 

1,045 

583,875 

2,831,753 


14,011 
146 
1,449 

16,230 
2,900 
2,583 
4,900 

31,201 


3,610 

144 

27,447 

57,335 


153,680 

65,236 

270,061 

133,393 

81,298 

144,623 

364,291 

1,619,171 

3,610,075 


791,154 
229,235 


10,390 
20,685 

332,494 


107,499 
224,995 


946,310 


iiO;6S5 

47,952 

775,365 

12,958 

35,247 
157,468 

112,958 


98, 569 
14,389 


974,134 


7,042 
1,748 
7,064 
1,999 
1,838 
8,309 
9,793 
19, 542 

30,738 


387 
~10f 


86 
158 
50 
12 
25 
218 
31 
141 


4,343 
2,253 


188 
62 


-3BF 
444 


976 
1,504 


2,791 


174 


TZ9" 

436 

1,741 

65 

486 
4,595 


11 

117 

7 

46 
236 


1,230 
123 


1,647 
2,190 


. 12,778 


594 
1,631 
2,081 

844 

969 
2,026 

279 
4,354 

39,517 


4,360 


6S3" 
1,470 
2,205 

2,592 
2,747 


462 
450 


203 
507 


5,412 


1,190 
22y 


10,336 


3;374 
40 
459 

3,772 
966 
545 

1,180 

8,378 


,119 

31 

7,228 

11,482 


1,775 

274 

1,368 

363 

305 

1,695 

1,865 

3,837 

6,184 


811 
484 


192 

— 5r 


601 
-31? 


98 

473 

12 

96 

770 


"TIT 
33 


246,942 


121,690 
125,252 


801. 6U 


47,367 
101,002 
87,193 
72,083 
57,797 
142,605 
28,681 
264,883 

2,941.259 


297.044 


54;  335 

95,995 
146,714 

191,690 
216,841 


73,183 
42,244 
30,943 

54,904 


16,319 
38,585 


365,389 


94,393 

—317335 

73,167 

114,099 

810,145 


26?;  875 

3,676 

36,234 

301,323 
54,482 
50,273 
96,285 

612,619 


73,365 

2,922 

536,332 


138,971 
33,709 
139,435 
37,857 
35,258 
130,045 
181,904 
383,484 

592,464 


90,749 
47,021 


16,723 
8,004 


8,719 


48,987 


29,094 
53,260 


-97775 
7,684 

34,569 
1,232 

8,980 
88,103 

24,400 


51,933 
2,467 

214,241 


ILLINOIS 


12.07 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTAAUSHMENTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RolL,  AND  PbXSONNBL,  BY  TyPB  OP  OPERATION  ANB  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  ana,  type  ai  opetatioa.  and  land  of  buanew 


Establishments 
CNumher) 


Sales,  entire  year 

(Thousand  doILirj) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thotudnd  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Mumber) 


Payroll 
(DolldTs) 


DECitrUK  MrrROPOLITAN  AREA,  '   total 

Adalnlstrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establisfcnjents 

WHOLESALE  ESTAELlSHMEm'S 

T^nw  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,   brokers 

Assemblers     (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  aiKl  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpoent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Faro  products  (raw  materials) 

Jkgents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

PEORIA  MEIHOPaLnAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEtfTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ] 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  far*  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  ani  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  hooe  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  mat«rlals ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  atocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Han'uf acturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Machinery,  equipaent,  supplies 

Agents  ar^  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


101 
22 
25 


2 
422 


(x) 


(x) 


(«) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


72,941 
20,784 
7,874 
37,389 
21,490 


72,941 


3,828 
866 
266 

37 
227 


3,828 


5,725 
7,588 
3,709 
648 
2,951 

1,894 
3,062 
4,260 
2,092 
3,153 
37,859 

37,389 


367 
834 
204 
38 
Ul 

346 
162 
353 
350 
490 
573 


32,635 
4,754 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


128,873 
88,555 


15, (X2 


9,003 
4,293 


63,218 
25,337 

22,630 
110,509 
47,455 


128,873 


13,416 
9,864 
8,663 
4,346 
4,100 
982 

3,366 

8,314 
5,543 
19,173 
7,091 
4,537 
12,014 
27,464 

63,218 


10,861 

372 

562 

1,400 

25,924 

24,099 

25.337 


5,146 
20, 191 


110,509 


5,330 
3,260 
98,431 
1,013 
2,475 


3,914 
379 

617 
437 
692 


9.003 


853 
806 
499 
351 

190 
U4 

458 
40 

922 
1,185 

726 

400 
1,304 
1,135 

3,914 


436 

41 

43 

186 

1,505 

1,703 

379 


104 
275 


49 
39 
302 
15 
32 


(x) 


(x) 


1,766 


1,297 

277 

88 

22 

82 


137 
297 
60 
29 
37 

108 
56 
86 
104 
130 
257 


(x) 


(x) 


4,434 


2,723 
1,147 


1,065 
82 

201 
131 
232 


255 
290 
135 
139 
50 
28 

123 
9 
263 
334 
244 
143 
377 
333 


138 
12 
15 
61 

383 
456 


(X) 


(x) 
105,804 


77,890 
17,361 

5,513 
756 

4,284 


77,890 


7,642 
17,027 
3,806 
897 
2,08S 

6,113 
3,330 
6,736 
6,912 
9,795 
13,547 

756 


616 

MO 


(x) 


(x) 

279,765 


167,810 
78,896 


71,007 
7,889 

13,128 
7,871 
12,060 


167,810 


12,907 
15,697 
10,266 
6,986 
3,663 
3,275 

9,056 

627 

16,286 

21,748 

14,391 

7,725 
24,031 
21,152 

71,007 


9,422 

606 

672 

4,259 

28,096 

27,952 

7.889 


2,171 
5,718 

7,871 


943 
6W 
5,386 
271 
627 


12.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.bs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbhsonnel,  by  Type  of  Opehation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  kind  of  biuinesa 


Establishments 


Sales,  entire  year 
(.Thoiuand  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dolldrr) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(^lumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^iumber) 


Payroll 
(OolLars) 


HOCKFORD  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  '  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chem'cals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 
Paper  and  its  products 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Electrical  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


i^ents,  brokers,  total. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


SPRINGFIELD  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  ststlons,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) . . 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesslers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Dry  goods,  apparel 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


J^ents,  brokers,  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


2 

263 


li9 
27 


9,171 


83,575 
27,011 


6,294 
2,010 


U,533 
12,478 

15,529 
4,729 
4,795 


83,575 


1,087 
923 

690 
43 
134 


5,771 
5,111 
10,302 
2,358 
3,030 
944 

2,377 
7,541 
6,751 
7,202 
7,235 
24,953 

14,533 


365 
386 
719 
215 
156 
90 

479 
598 
832 
406 
903 
1,145 

1,087 


7,095 
4,671 
2,767 


276 
459 
352 


3,363 
9,115 


47 
876 


329 
4,400 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


76,546 
26,067 


5,565 
1,032 


12,258 
13,809 

8,873 
50, 563 
21,719 


76.546 


11,232 
7,908 
7,909 
3,681 
385 

3,148 
4,832 
3,274 
4,972 
6,549 
22,656 

12,258 


921 
HI 

203 
116 
273 


5.565 


"565" 

1,001 

445 

132 

7 

437 
358 
326 
402 
725 
1,164 

921 


2,585 
7,852 
1,821 


124 
608 
189 


14,468 
36,095 


131 
2 


112 

2 


112 

9 
7 


2.425 


1,676 
423 


298 
125 


121 
117 
154 
55 
52 
32 

135 
159 
173 
115 
248 
315 


83 
106 
109 


10 
115 


(x) 


(x) 


1,719 
286 


260 
26 

72 
44 
128 


1.719 

348 

127 

45 

5 

162 
103 
80 
134 
205 
334 


39 
170 
51 


168.435 


118,718 
32,589 


21,122 
11,467 

14,076 

880 

2,172 


118,718 


6,547 
7,730 
12,541 
3,962 
3,003 
1,886 

9,347 
9,608 
12,663 
7,193 
18,029 
26,209 

21,122 


5,321 
9,326 

6,475 

11,467 


854 
10,613 


141 
739 


(x) 


U) 
138,074 


105,048 
20,672 


18,439 
2,233 

4,137 
2,283 
5,934 


105.048 

111,  993 

19,565 

9,025 

2,710 

142 

8,472 
6,590 
5,821 
8,058 
13,369 
20,304 

18,439 


2,608 
12,172 
3,659 

2,283 


798 
1,485 


••  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  lo   avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Consists  of  Cook,  Du  Page,  Kane,  Lake,  and  Will  Counties 

^  Coextensive  with  Mscon  County. 

^  Consists  of  Peoria  and  Tazewell  Counties. 

*  Coextensive  with  Winnebago  County. 

'  Coextensive  with  Sangasion  County. 


111.,  and  Lake  County,  Ind. 


ILLINOIS 


12.09 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

ESTABUSHMBNTB,  SaI^BS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PsftSONNBL — ToTAi;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SAi.ES MeRCHAMT  WhOLBSALAKS  AND  OtHBK  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  dtj 


State,   total 

Malnistrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establlsbaents 

Adama  County 

Qulncy 

Remainder  of  County 

Alezanler  County 

Cairo 

Renalnder  of  County 

Bond  County 

Boone  County 

Belvldere 

Renalnder  of  County 

Brown  County 

Bureau  County 

Princeton 

Spring  Valley 

Remainder  of  County 

Calhoun  County 

Carroll  County 

Savanna 

Remainder  of  County 

Cass  County 

Beardstown 

Remainder  of  County 

Champaign  County 

Champaign 

Urhana 

Remainder  of  County 

Christian  County 

Pana 

Taylorvllle 

Remainder  of  Ccunly 

Clark  County 

Clay  County 

Flora 

Remainder  of  County 

Clinton  County 

Centralis  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Coles  County 

Charleston 

MattooQ 

Remainder  of  County 

Cook  County 

Administrative,   auzlllary  unite. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Arlington  Heists 

BeUwood 

Berwyn 

Blue  Island 

Brookfleld 

Calumet  City 

Chicago 

Chicago  Helots 

Cicero 

Des  Plalnes 

Elgin  (part)' 

Elmwood  Park 

Evanstcn ...................... 

Forest  Park 

Frunklln  Park 

Glencoe 

Glenvlev 

Harvey 

Hinsdale  (part)' 

La  Grange 

Lansing. ...................... 

lyons 

Hayvood 

Melrose  Park 

Oak  Park 

Park  aldge 

Rlverdale 

River  Forest 

Riverside 

Skokle , 

SUKlt 

Western  brings 

Wllmette 

Wlnnetka 

Remainder  of  Coan^ 

Crawford  Coun^ 

Administrative,  auxlllazy  units 
Wholesale  establliflimenta 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establish- 
ments 


Qiumha) 


17,533 


17,454 
112 


16 
55 

17 

li,068 


72 
10,996 
7 
3 
23 
15 
27 
U 
10,463 
25 
41 

14 
1 
5 
67 
20 
4 
1 
2 
7 

4 
7 
1 
25 
15 
34 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousdnd 
dollars) 


18,326,663 


190,157 
18,136,506 

59,967 
47,259 
12,708 

34.336 


1^ 
(n) 


1,566 
9,384 


3,369 
6,015 
6,841 
23.226 


2,773 
4,050 
16,403 


3,657 
6,982 

10.259 


779 
9,480 


58,385 
3,796 
38,344 

24,778 


2,705 
2,953 
19,120 

7,233 

12,323 


3,793 
8,530 


5,195 
28,029 


3,947 
18,722 
5,360 

14,799,769 


12 

1 
122 


185,981 

14,613,788 

2,138 

(x) 

11,771 

7,542 

8,450 

6,034 

U,297,145 

7,649 

28,886 

9,562 

(l) 

290 

75,539 

12,238 

872 

(x) 

(l) 

2,008 

1,697 
1,295 

(x) 

4,537 

11,468 

11,796 

1,497 

(x) 

(x) 

407 

14,308 

378 

2,256 
(i) 
76,728 

(X) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(^Thousand 
dollars) 


716,379 


26,690 
689,689 


M 


i.iii 

160 
1.007 


171 
179 

50 

695 


172 
196 
327 

15 

98 


54 
142 


1,819 

ao 

535 


"SO? 
L26 
295 

154 

425 


"TZ6 
279 

121 


121 
1,146 


120 
959 
67 

598,538 


24,951 
573,587 
155 
(x) 

646 
238 
168 
220 
551,421 
467 
2,050 

725 


proprietors, 
November 


(Humba) 


11,983 
89 


(x) 


(x) 


28 
6,359 
1,127 

82 


M 


(r) 


7,641 


(x) 


62 
243 

301 
743 
662 
108 


(x) 
(x) 


3 

675 
50 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


7,427 
8 
(x) 

27 
17 
25 
8 
7,064 
27 


(l) 


Pud  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  OKled  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


189,088 


6,576 
182,512 


"SlO 
76 


"TiT 
(x) 


67 
126 


626 
62 
230 


~T9 

54 

117 

73 

176 


63 

113 


47 
383 
38 

149,976 


(x) 
M 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


6,080 
U3,896 
23 
(x) 

177 
81 
45 
70 
138,194 
126 
553 

180 
(x) 

12 

1,697 

334 

21 

(x) 

(x) 

61 


(x) 


19 
49 

108 

178 
175 
31 


Payroll 
(OoRars) 


541,120 
13,112,559 

47,587 

44'4l7 

3,170 

19,028 

— nrf— 


(x) 


1,632 
6.082 


3,029 
3,053 

1,091 

12,750 


3,314 
3,518 
5,918 

293 

2.016 


614 
1,402 


947 
2,769 


34,963 
3,682 
11,219 


3,132 
2,551 
5,730 

3,044 

7,806 


2,908 
4,898 

2,555 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


9,839 
67 


Sales. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Establish- 
ments 


(T^umber) 


6,148,547 
25,733 


25,295 
438 


24.439 


477 
3,688 


(x) 
(x) 
4.524 


(l) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(i) 


622 


(x) 
21,992 


2,555 
21,929 


2,325 

17,972 

1,632 

11,426,582 


(x) 

(i) 

1 
184 
22 

53 
(x) 
1,163 

(x) 


(x) 


506,588 

10,919,994 

2,106 

(x) 

9,131 

4,537 

3,377 

4,121 

10,505,250 

9,329 

39,866 

14,511 
(x) 

574 
122,168 
23,309 
1,259 
(x) 
(i) 
4,310 

1,020 

3,785 

(x) 

6,063 

13,844 

12,540 

1,977 

(x) 

(i) 

50 

12,466 

1,037 

3,261 
(x) 
89,157 

(x) 


(x) 
5,301 


6,953 

6 

3 

21 

11 

3 

10 

6,563 

20 

35 

11 
1 
5 
50 
16 
3 
1 
2 


19,244 
1,195 
1,553 

3,779 

1,68S 

1,392 

705 

353 

6,244 


1,230 
5,014 

1,085 


1,085 
11,325 


10,635 
(x) 


5,009,517 
(x) 
(l) 
(x) 
6,465 
304 
(x) 
4,810,562 
5,795 
20,278 

8,263 

(x) 

290 
47,442 
3,642 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

899 

(x)   '■" 
(i) 

4,075 

5,307 

4,999 

732 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
9,337 
378 

1,565 
(X) 
43,357 


7,615 
45 


4,043 

1 

2 
4 
24 
1 
3,900 
5 
6 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


U, 987, 959 
34,234 


21,964 
12,270 


(x) 
(x) 


1,089 
5.696 


(x) 
(x) 
18.702 


(x) 
(x) 
16,215 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(X) 

78.533 


39,141 
2,601 
36,791 

20,999 

i;023 

1,561 
18,415 

6,880 

,079 


"X3S 
3,516 

4,U0 


4,110 
16,704 


8,087 
(x) 


9,604,271 
(x) 

(x)  '" 
1,077 
8,146 

(x) 
9,486,583 
1,854 
6,608 

1,299 


28,097 
8,596 
(x) 


1,109 

(x)    "■ 

(x) 

(x) 

462 

6,161 

6,797 

765 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
4,971 


691 
33,371 


12.10  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' -Continued 

EsTAfUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES — MeKCHAMT  WhOLESAI^EKS  AND  OtHER  OpBRATINO  TyPBS:  1948 


Tool 

Merchant  wholesalers 

County  and  dty 

Escablish- 
mcnis 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Xhoutand 
dollars) 

Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thomand 
dollan) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

Pfomler) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweelc  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouund 
dollori) 

Eitablish- 
menti 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Numter) 

PayroU 

(DolUri) 

(Tluusitnd 
iMm) 

10 
69 

942 
37,088 

23 
4,649 

8 
62 

11 
1,296 

480 
65,134 

25 

21,776 

10 
44 

942 

De  Kalb  County 

15,312 

Qe  Kalb 

12 

57 

50 

2i;i71 
15,917 

31,410 

4,260 
389 

544 

i 

54 
36 

1,136 
160 

177 

57,095 
8,039 

10,023 

7 
18 

11 

(X) 

(x) 
2,423 

5 
39 

39 

(x) 

(x) 

De  Witt  Cc3imty 

28,987 

13 
37 

62 

60 

i,i6i 
26,546 

25,288 

12,328 

233 

311 

358 
655 

7 
29 

43 

47 

73 
104 

160 

213 

4,362 
5,561 

7,411 

13,111 

6 
5 
13 
36 

926 

1,497 

939 
6,899 

7 
32 

49 

24 

3,938 

25,049 

24,349 

5,429 

Dovners  Grcrve 

ElnhuTSt 

Glen  Ellyn 

Hinsdale  (part)* 

Lombard 

Naperrllle 

Villa  Park 

10 
10 
2 
1 
4 
5 
3 
7 
13 

44 

2,209 
2,146 
(x) 
(x) 

1,111 

696 

270 

1,518 

4,035 

13,212 

91 
152 
(x) 
(x) 

52 
16 
21 
111 
195 

472 

6 
6 

(x) 

M 

3 
5 
2 
4 
19 

25 

30 
33 
(x) 
(x) 

33 
5 
7 
23 
69 

237 

1,772 

2,409 

(x) 

(x) 

1,805 

305 

433 

2,079 

4,086 

9,097 

6 

7 
1 
1 
3 

'  2 

1 
15 

11 

1,239 
1,247 

(x) 

(x) 

Cx) 

(x)   '" 
(x) 
3,207 

1,928 

4 
3 

1 

1 
5 
1 
6 
3 

33 

970 
899 

(x) 

(I)    '" 
696 
(x) 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

828 
U.284 

Paria 

Remainder  of  County 

Edwards  County 

21 
23 

21 

5,750 
7,462 

5,617 

12,698 

282 
190 

141 

352 

16 
9 

18 

34 

115 
122 

57 

134 

4,512 
4,585 

2,657 

7,067 

10 

1 

12 

(x) 
(x) 

567 

4,756 

11 
22 

18 

30 

(x) 

(x) 
5,050 
7,942 

Effingham 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

29 

13 

35 

7,039 
5,659 

10,125 

245 

107 

312 

22 

12 

27 

96 
38 

139 

4,953 
2,114 

6,221 

10 

2 

13 

(X) 
(x) 
5,427 

19 

11 

22 

(l) 
(X) 

4,598 

Vandalla 

19 
16 

46 

51 

4,273 
5,847 

24,549 

10,615 

174 
138 

292 

523 

U 
13 

31 

36 

66 

73 

127 
209 

3,Hl 
2,474 

6,432 

11,238 

6 
10 
28 

4,052 
3,375 

1,778 

6,056 

12 
10 

36 

23 

2,226 

Remainder  of  County 

Ford  County 

2,472 
22,771 
4,559 

12 
23 

16 

55 

1,910 
4,588 
4,117 

14,274 

90 
254 
179 

603 

i 

15 
13 

33 

37 
99 

73 

228 

2,281 

4,773 
4,184 

9,995 

6 

15 
7 

13 

869 
3,455 
1,732 

7,427 

6 
8 
9 

42 

1,041 

1,133 

2,385 

Fulton  County 

6,847 

Canton 

17 
38 

15 
32 

34 

4;621 
9,653 

4,292 
7,245 

13,790 

291 

312 

83 
174 

252 

13 
20 

12 
24 

17 

91 

137 

U 
81 

85 

4,747 
5,248 

1,750 
3,724 

4,749 

8 

5 

4 
6 

8 

3,46<> 
3,958 

443 
389 

834 

4 
33 

11 
26 

26 

1,152 
5,595 

3,853 

6,856 

Grundy  County 

12,906 

Morrla 

13 
21 

10 

57 

3 

13 

77 

612* 

7,501 

3,349 

15,369 

316 

6,803 

38,150 

U6 
136 

66 

482 

13 

35 

906 

4 
13 

4 
33 

1 
11 
52 

3i 

47 

29 

192 
6 

372 

1,951 
2,798 

1,293 

9,797 

259 

592 

17,268 

5 
3 

5 
6 

24 

662 
222 

2,680 
1,166 

6,650 

i 

18 

5 
51 

3 
13 

53 

7,279 

669 

U,2Q3 

316 

5,803 

Henry  County 

31, 5X 

28 
49 

87 

50 

11,936 
26,214 

43,403 

16,789 

676 
230 

746 

9U 

17 
35 

59 

29 

238 
134 

329 

328 

12,547 
4,721 

16,197 

17,254 

16 
8 

10 

23 

5,833 
817 

3,980 

6,656 

12 

41 

77 
27 

6,i(a 

25,397 

39,423 

Jackaon  County 

10,133 

16 
19 
15 

19 

44 

5;763 
6,715 
4,306 

4,8?7 

18.474 

349 
435 
130 

112 

856 

9 

11 
9 

20 

40 

158 
56 

57 

255 

6,870 
8,125 
2,259 

1,720 

14,526 

"r 
11 

5 
7 
30 

1,484 

4,059 
1,108 

1,192 

13.U8 

9 

8 
10 

12 

U 

2,656 

3,198 

3,595 

,  5.356 

Mt.  Vernon 

43 

1 

22 

(x) 
(x) 

5,060 

(x) 
(i) 

135 

(x) 
(x) 

20 

(x) 
(x) 

61 

(x) 
(x) 
2,731 

29 

1 
11 

(x) 
(I) 
1,416 

U 
11 

(x) 

Jeraay  Ccunty 

3,6U 

Jereeyvllle 

17 

3 

3* 

7 

204 

943 

5,«U 

1,150 

99,338 

133 

12 

104 

50 
5,U9 

17 

3 

37 

4 

130 

56 

5 

48 
29 

1.581 

J.SJl 
210 

2,008 

1,126 

99,121 

8 
3 

7 
3 

129 

(x) 

(X) 

509 
594 

53,713 

2 

27 

4 

75 

Ix) 
(x) 

5,305 

336 

Kane  County 

45,623 

5 
62 
11 
42 

101 

i9;i*) 

1,781 
22,153 

1,962 
24,262 

53,756 

2,643 

181 

1,696 

88 

511 

1,952 

4^ 

5 
40 

7 
30 

68 

'T9i 
46 

534 
44 

159 

657 

51,974 
3,756 

32,425 
1,702 
9,264 

38.420 

57 
3 

49 
9 

15 

49 

29,0«9 

(x) 

17,243 
(x) 
5,288 

17,741 

27 
2 

13 
6 

27 

32 

J(J,»1 

Batavla 

(I) 

Elgin   (part)= 

St .  Charles 

4,910 
(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Kankakee  County 

18,974 
36,015 

5 

59 
37 

17 

93 

'to 

31,886 
21,068 

4,587 

46,567 

55 

1,500 

397 

88 

2,345 

5 

38 
25 

8 

56 

zi 

4«4 
149 

41 

7Cr7 

1,566 
29,058 
7,796 

2,077 

43,713 

4 
37 
8 

5 

40 

(x) 

15,491 
(x) 

183 

21, 5W 

1 
22 
29 

12 

53 

(I) 

16,395 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
4,404 

25,033 

55 
38 

132 

38,346 

8,241 

52.141 

227 
3.365 

27 

29 

111 

610 
97 

995 

3,750 
64,438 

3! 
5 

93 

20;585 
929 

30.4«8 

20 
33 

39 

17,7*1 

ReaAlnder  of  County 

Lake  County 

7,312 
21.633 

10 
1 
6 
9 

55 
2 

49 

2,682 

(x) 

2,010 

9,971 

25,838 

(x) 

10,468 

135 
(x) 

92 
229 
1,995 
(X) 

613 

10 
(x) 

2 
9 
42 
(x) 

46 

36 

(x) 

21 
62 
598 
(x) 

176 

2,337 
(i) 
1,681 
4,775 
38,425 
(x) 
U,368 

i 

4 
8 

42 
2 

29 

(x) 

Ix!  "■■ 

19,205 
(x) 
5,957 

2 
1 
2 
1 
13 

'26 

x) 

x) 

(x) 

6,633 

Remainder  of  County 

4,SU 

See  footnotes  at  and  of  table. 


ILLINOIS 


12.11 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

EsTABusHMBNTS,  Salbi,  Pay  Rolx,  AND  Pbrsonnbi. — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  Sales — Mbrchant  Wholbsalbus  AND  Othkb  Opbrahno  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


La  Salle  County 

La  Salle 

Ottawa 

Peru 

Strea^or  (part)' 

Renainder  of  County 

Lawrence  County 

Lawrencevllle 

Renainder  of  County 

Lee  County 

Dixon 

Heaalnder  of  County 

Livingston  County 

Pontlac 

Streator  (part)' 

Remainder  of  County 

Logan  County 

Lincoln 

Remainder  of  County 

McDonough  County 

HaccDt) 

Remainder  of  County 

McHenry  County 

Woodstock 

Remainder  of  County 

McLean  County 

Administrative,  aujciliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Bloomlngton 

Normal 

Remainder  of  County 

Macon  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Decatur 

Remainder  of  County 

Macoupin  County 

Carllnvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Madison  County 

Alton 

CollinsviUe  (part)' 

East  Alton 

Edward  svi  lie 

Granite  City 

Madison 

Venice 

Wood  River 

Remainder  of  County 

Marion  County 

Centralia  (part)^ 

Salem 

Remainder  of  County 

Marshall  County 

MasoD  County 

Massac  County 

Metropolis 

Reaainder  of  County 

Menard  County 

Mercer  County 

Monroe  County 

Hontgcaery  County 

Utchf  leM , 

Remainder  of  Coonty 

Morgan  County 

Jaclisanvllle 

Remainder  of  Coun^ 

Moultrie  County 

Ogle  County 

Roche  He 

Remainder  of  County 

Peoria  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unlta 
Wholesale  establiahaents,  total 

Peoria 

Peoria  Heights 

Remainder  of  County 

Perry  County 

Du  C^ioin 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Escablish- 
mencs 

(Xumhtr) 


173 
76 


181 
U3 
48 


2 
352 

318 

34 
24 


Sales, 
entire  year 

Clhoiuand 
doUara) 


54,207 


6,160 
7,717 
3,574 
5,336 
31,420 

6,310 


4,355 
1,955 

17,419 


3,780 
8,639 

31.617 


3,698 

27,919 
24,682 


7,594 
17,088 


9,027 
27,037 


4,616 
14,843 


(l) 


(x) 

64,526 

29,727 

2,116 

32,683 

(x) 


(x) 

160,478 
146,291 
14,187 

16.230 


4,141 
12,089 

37.328 


(x) 


M 


7,716 
1,918 
:) 

6,690 
3,962 
4,020 

;) 

3,998 
8,118 


35,918 


20,789 
7,807 
7,322 

12,805 
10,927 

4.760 


3,311 
1,449 

6,560 
14,554 
2,121 

26,182 


12,996 
13,186 

23.686 


11,447 
12,239 

28,883 
14,849 


2,651 
U,198 


Jii. 


(x) 

358,903 
348,536 

10,367 

3,059 


J,  2^9 

780 


Paj.  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tliotuand 
dolUri) 


35F 
426 
281 
324 
525 


213 
26 


553 

183 


391 

564 


359 
205 


~25T 
221 


238 
664 


(x) 


(x) 


2,629 

1,906 

258 

465 


(i) 


(x) 


5,224 

4,767 

457 


165 
384 


(x) 


(x) 


609 
34 

373 
468 
216 

172 
214 


1,737 


1,027 
266 
444 

312 

237 


201 
50 

129 
174 
164 


"IBO 
385 


6Cf7 
195 


~lZ? 
403 


(x) 


(x) 
13,636 
13,281 


"i3r 

30 


proprietors, 
November 


(>{uml)er) 


(x) 


(x) 


109 
55 
3 
51 


M 


(x) 


112 
37 
25 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


177 
152 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 


724 

-lis 

128 
124 
109 
223 


192 
45 


217 
227 


143 
84 


~~3r 

137 


61 

181 


(») 


(x) 


895 
602 
76 
217 


(x) 


(x) 
1,766 
1,604 
162 

226 


56 

170 


(x) 


(x) 


221 
29 

123 

132 

79 

81 
94 


TlF 
86 
129 

105 
218 


~6F 
164 


225 

89 


169 


(x) 


(x) 
3,929 
3,796 


PayroU 

(OolUri) 


37,684 
7,l3i 
7,308 
6,250 
5,891 

11,103 

4,533 


4,060 
523 


11,328 
2,330 


4,302 

7,312 

10,8U 


6,854 
3,957 

8,566 


3,S0i 
,764 


17.275 


7528 
12,747 


(x) 


(X) 

50,574 

36,849 

5,008 

8,717 

(x) 


(x) 

105,804 
96,726 
9,078 

11,777 


3,704 
3,073 


42,041 


11,871 
1,737 

(X) 
1,660 
8,907 
3,926 

(x) 
3,922 
3,908 

29,870 


18,679 
5,242 
5,949 

5,657 

7,721 

4,969 


3,344 
1,625 

2,744 
3,436 
3,426 

10,614 


3,702 
6,912 

16,333 


15,J99 

4,034 

4,236 
11,378 


3,304 


(x) 


(x) 

252,619 

245,973 


517 


Establish- 
ments 


(\umber) 


101 
91 
10 


28 


206 

197 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolLsrs) 


14,536 


J,  564 
3,527 

(x) 

(x) 

605 

4,777 


3,704 
1,073 

3,462 


7,741 
721 


1,774 

984 
2,451 


2,451 


3,277 
2,i45 


8,617 


1,589 
7,028 


22,115 
(x) 
(x) 
1,426 


72,941 

71,613 

1,328 

4,568 


678 
3,890 

22,592 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
3,496 
3,221 

M 
(I) 

(x) 
1,024 

23,091 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Mumber) 


lS,il6 
5,932 
3,943 

2,652 

917 

2,640 

Tif — 

(x) 

448 
786 
749 


5,505 
2,427 
3,078 

7,705 
7,0W 


(x) 
4,103 


3,305 


119,095 
117,232 


2,091 


(x) 


102 

21 

2 

79 


146 
121 


Sales, 
eotire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


39,671 


T759S 
4,190 
(X) 
(x) 

30,815 

1.533 


651 
382 


l,bi9 
7,918 

28.359 


26,935 
22,231 


5,143 
17,038 


6,585 
26,205 

10.842 


TT527 
7,815 


42,411 
(x) 
(x) 

31,257 


37,537 
74,678 
12,859 

11,662 

8,199 

14,736 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
3,194 
741 
(x) 

M  '" 
7,094 

12,827 


-77T7J 
1,875 
3,379 

10,153 
10,010 

2.120 
(x)' 
(I) 

6,112 
13,768 

1,372 

20,677 
lOlW? 
10,108 

15,981 
— 17358 


(x) 


10,746 

—IT — 


7853 
8,893 


239,808 
231,304 


8,504 


"TxT 
(x) 


12.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesai^ers  and  Otber  Oferatino  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Establish- 
mcDts 


Wumber) 


SiJcs, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
eacirc  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietors,  * 

November 


Plumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(DolUrj) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Hfrnbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

iXhoitsand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
doUari) 


Piatt  County 

Pike  County 

Pope  County 

Pulaski  County 

Putnam  County 

Randolph  County 

Chester 

Sparta 

Remainder  of  County. 

Richland  County 

Olney 

Remainder  of  County. 


Rock  Island  County 

East  Moline 

Mollne 

Rock  Island 

Remainder  of  County. 


St.  Clair  County 

Belleville 

Collinsvllle  (part)*. 

East  St.  Louis 

Washln^on  Park 

Remainder  of  County . . 

Saline  County 

Eldorado 

Harrisburg 

Remainder  of  County . . 


Sangamon  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Springfield 

Remainder  of  County 


Schuyler  County. 
Scott  County. . .. 
Shelby  County. . . 
Stark  County 


Stephenson  County 

Freeport 

Remainder  of  County. 

Tazewell  County 

Crevecoeur 

East  Peoria 

Pekin 

Remainder  of  County. 


Union  County. 


Vermilion  County 

Danville 

Hoopeston 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wabash  County 

W^unt  Carmel 

Remainder  of  County. 


Warren  County 

Monmouth 

Remainder  of  County. 

Washington  County 


Wayne  County 

Fairfield 

Remainder  of  County. 

White  County 


Whiteside  County 

Rock  Falls 

Sterling 

Remainder  of  County. 

Will  County 

Joliet 

Remainder  of  County. 


Williamson  County 

Herrin 

Johnston  City 

Marlon 

Remainder  of  County. 


Winnebago  County 

Rockford 

Remainder  of  County. 

Woodford  County 


176 
35 


2 

268 
198 
70 

16 
14 
39 
25 


17,878 

7,408 

393 

349 

3,468 

12,224 


261 

210 

14 

17 
50 


119 

94 

5 

5 

21 


5,141 

4,204 

304 

465 

993 

11.446 


5,365 
4,302 
2,557 


326 

207 

62 


109 
73 
31 


600 
1,053 
M 

(l)    '" 
6.604 


7,213 
579 


135,514 


1,654 
81,795 
50,065 

2,000 

679,968 


16 


6,345 


169 

14 


5,952 
4,223 

1,271 

7.868 


,548 
320 


122,897 


2r 

3,035 

3,095 

190 

6,123 


16 
944 
943 

57 


11,442 

57,599 

610,927 
8,668 


555 

61,568 

56,977 

3,797 

114.556 


nsr — 

M 
56,339 


17,302 
37,259 
U) 

114,283 


3,633 

1,790 
597 


183 
26 


644 
245 


12,889 

65,680 

35,987 
11.537 


106 
20 


8,616 

38,263 

67,404 
6.274 


2,879 
4,716 
1,073 


134 

378 

85 


45 
166 
34 


2,392 
7,426 
1,719 


1^ 
2,719 
(x) 


M 


(X) 


(x) 


(x) 


U) 


M 

183,768 
145,024 
38,744 

3,311 
5,086 
13,378 
6,257 

27,084 


M 


23,560 
3,524 


39.119 


7,189 

6,744 

445 

150 
71 
215 
109 

1,018 


M 


177 
127 
50 


(x) 
2,249 
2,060 
189 

57 
34 
83 
42 


9jr 
72 


"33r 
32 


(x) 

138,074 

128,712 

9,362 

3,035 
1,330 
4,597 
2,177 

19,389 


149 

139 

10 


76,546 

75,332 

1,214 

437 


366 


(X) 

15,753 
16,102 

8,005 

74 .495 


(x) 


719 
389 


(x) 


(x) 


17,910 
1,479 


27,146 


(x) 
M 
8.086 


7,117 
969 


45,641 

1,479 

27,375 


2,639 
32 
572 


274 
140 


1,059 


(x) 
14,329 

7,435 

4,644 


859 
16 
184 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


2,775 
6,111 


6,930 
6,475 


5,5U 
931 


141 
216 


56 
113 


51,227 

579 

10,628 

2,758 
(x) 
(x) 

4.795 


(x) 
U) 


27.945 


~s5r 

15 


1,125 
8,328 
18,Cf73 

68,047 


153 
303 


3,243 
1,552 


2,445 
4,071 


26,595 
(x) 
(x) 

2,524 
(x) 


1,853 


(x) 


481 
351 


20 
166 
117 


3,735 
336 

8,U5 

17.206 


381 
4,040 


964 
9,014 
7,228 


(x) 

5,633 

5.854 

-1^ 

(x) 


22,590 
9,208 


2,851 
679 


212 


2,084 

31 

5,635 

1,458 


TZ6" 


320 
65 


517742 
13,458 


10,000 


127 
33 


-XSS5 


5,971 

1,174 


S9,a>o 

3,946 
5,869 


39 


22,828 
15,096 


7,415 
1,756 

461 


2,060 
365 


26 


143,015 
25,420 


9,088 


162 

27 


1,781 

31 

3,471 

586 

83,575 


72,142 
U,433 


119 
59 
60 

12 
13 
33 
23 


17,278 
6,355 
M 

349 
(x) 

5.620 


"TiT 

(x) 
2,380 


~jsr — 

(x) 
79,175 


64,493 
12,806 
M 

565.685 


2,826 

19,336 

543,523 
2,394 


1,997 
(x) 


107,222 
69,692 
37,530 

2,874 
(x) 

13,012 
(X) 

18,998 


l6,Ui 
2,555 


(x) 
15,600 

6,381 

46.550 


19,046 
(x) 
(x) 


-fir 

(x) 


7,033 


(X) 


6,549 
2,435 


"Tir 

(x) 

5,923 
21,672 


-nr 

(x) 
17,459 

35,101 


"T57Z5? 
18,644 

3,339 


Tra 


2,164 
872 


40,669 
11,395 


11,464 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  In  Clinton  and  Marion  Counties. 


Located  in  Cook  and  Kane  Countlea. 
*  Located  in  Cook  and  Du  Page  Counties. 
'  Located  In  La  Salle  and  Livingston  Counties. 
^  Located  in  Madison  and  St.  Clair  Countlea. 


I 


ILLINOIS 


12.13 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  ay  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opentioo,  and  kind  of  business 


ADAKS  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating.... 
Machinery,  equiiment,  supplies. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 


Petrolevm  bulk  stations,  terminals. 


Aasenblers  (mainly  feirm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 


BOREAD  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipcient,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials .- 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials). 


Other  operating  types. 


CHAMPAIGN  COUNTl,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products. 


AutcDotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equijnient,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 


Assemblers  (mainly  fann  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


CHRISTIAN  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


meats . 


Groceries,  confectionery. 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlfanent,  tires  and  tubes. 

WEiste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations. 
Other  operating  types . . . 


COLES  COOHTl,   total. 


Merchant  lAolesalers ,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcmotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  siq)plies 

Merchant  \rtiolesalerB,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations. 
Other  operating  types... 


terminals* 


Establishments 
(Number) 


112 


Sales. 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


59,967 


25,733 


5,943 
2,240 
3,OL3 
1,267 

1,906 
3,757 
1,327 
6,280 

3,669 


87 
10,649 

19,829 


4,524 


1,772 
924 
121 
191 

1,516 

3,393 
U,719 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


873 
13,846 


21.992 


4,318 

3,322 

3,300 

476 

1,070 
676 
466 

8,364 


1,934 
5,998 

39,308 

31.293 


30,179 
1,114 


24.778 


1 

iSi 

9 

« 

1,896 

184 

•) 

327 

16 

3 

201 

18 

■5 

U3 

29 

3 

426 

41 

?3 

3,055 

87 

24 

17,944 

242 

11.325 


5 

1,054 

63 

fl 

3,425 

407 

7 

1,333 

72 

a 

1,263 

133 

4 

837 

45 

13 

3,413 

201 

?A 

3,489 

106 

19 

13,215 

119 

321 
263 
186 
221 

78 
359 
153 
457 


2 
52 

367 


130 
51 
12 
11 
91 

126 
268 


Active 
propnctora,* 
November 

(>(umber) 


16 
252 


1,848 


230 

330 

178 

35 

151 
67 
48 

809 

83 

226 

58 


302 
47 


1.146 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roU. 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 


132 

117 
52 
75 

27 

106 

57 

178 


87 
111 

48 
10 

45 
31 
20 
281 

40 
73 

19 


134 
19 


4 
77 
6 
8 
12 
12 

36 

105 


26 
157 
23 
41 

20 


Payroll 

(Dollurj) 


37,845 


5,555 
4,361 
3,462 
4,419 

1,456 
7,345 
2,932 
7,815 

2,780 


1,052 


38 
1,0U 

5,910 


5.489 


2,705 
710 
264 
209 

1,601 

2,129 
4,969 


292 

4,677 


36,027 


5,125 

6,590 

3,132 

625 

2,487 

2,122 

814 

15,132 

1,950 

4,232 

350 

6,805 


5,809 
996 


4,441 


155 
2,342 
273 
226 
460 
485 

1,981 
4,991 


17,259 


1,488 
7,1U 
1,424 
2,438 
948 
3,847 

2,121 
2,549 


See  footnotee  at  end  of  taile. 


12.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peesonnbl,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  buainess 


Establishments 
(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roD, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


F^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(NMmbcr) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


COOK  COUWnr,  total 

Administrative,  auzlllar?  units 

Vholesale  establlsbments 

WHOLESiOE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  vholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (ediblel 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.   leaf] 

Dry  goods ,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  tt^ttipiDent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  awtal  work  (exc ,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

S&les  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stoclts] 

Petroleum  buUt  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dr7  goods,  apparel 

Agents  and  broksrs,  n.e.c 

Aflsenblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

DE  KALB  coram,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  t«ivlnala 

Other  operating  types 

IB  WITT  COmm,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  t«zslnAlii 

Other  operating  types 

DOOQUS  COOOTT,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DD  PAOE  CODHTr,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

(bDcerlee,  ccofectionary,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autonotive  equiioent,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merohent  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branchee,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  etatlODs,  »^»tiw«i« 

Other  operating  types 

FRAlOaiN  COOHTI,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  splrlta 

AutcBotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FOLTOH  coimrr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tezmlnala 

Aaseablers  (mainly  fa:r«  products),  total 

Fan  produc  ts  (raw  materials ) 

Aaseablers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


72 
10,996 


6,953 


7K 
667 
262 
285 
78 

633 
254 
Ul 
399 
270 

250 
278 

1,041 
129 
297 

1,245 

1,643 


873 
770 


147 
2,222 


70 

51 

461 

1,640 

31 


14,799,769 


598,538 


185,981 
14,6U,788 


5,009,517 


24,951 
573,587 


324,440 


598,032 
776,433 
255,465 
203,574 
109,153 

213,654 
168,031 
364,629 
101,548 
279,033 

117,356 
249,721 
375,586 
187,986 
255,728 
753,533 

5,626,011 


33,820 
32,392 
U,551 
13,557 
3,437 

16,089 
14,1* 
4,889 
13,935 
22,4a 

11,038 
16,886 
42,659 
16,721 
13,467 
54,418 

207,111 


2,808,077 
2,817,934 


245,6U 
3,603,862 


150,124 
56,987 

10,284 

30,679 


229,235 

31,075 

332,494 

3,011,058 

128.787 


2,253 

830 
2,480 
25,116 

1.073 


20,437 

107,031 

1,269 

37.088 


542 
380 

151 

4.649 


21,776 

4,359 
10,953 


4,301 
151 
197 


2,423 

2,552 

26,435 

25.288 


126 
149 
269 

358 


939 
1,923 
22,426 


86 

54 

213 


6.899 


1,307 

1,389 

451 

698 

3,054 

586 
3,392 
1,251 


39 
94 
79 
27 
173 

69 

140 
34 


6,056 


1,019 

1,469 

538 

338 

291 

2,351 

2,550 
2,009 


7,427 
2,607 


3,081 
1,139 


22 
lU 
36 
47 
30 
Ul 

51 
52 


7,427 


7,427 


613 
739 
187 
163 
63 

512 
142 
86 
280 
153 

178 
U6 
715 
62 
331 
833 


67 
2,068 


62 

38 

443 

1,525 

19 


381 
40 


132 

30 


6,080 
143,896 


84,330 


9,641 
8,395 
3,700 
3,713 
965 

3,967 
3,511 
1,237 
3,830 
5,727 

3,009 
3,938 

10,316 
3,3U 
3,600 

15,432 

49,933 


38,536 
11,397 


2,570 
6,171 


484 

192 

601 

4,894 

392 


179 
112 
101 


1,158 
54 
84 


13 
35 
18 
IS 
13 
43 

22 

28 


U2 
13 


506,588 
10,919,994 


6,156,070 


655,271 
630,272 
284,382 
262,621 
66,897 

308,647 
270,619 
100,611 
265,828 
417,384 

205,491 
313,397 
802,729 
310,744 
235,805 
1,025,372 

3,952,619 


2,373,837 
1,073,782 

197,938 

591,325 


47,02: 

16,7211 

48,987 

478,594 

22.022 


10,902 
7,240 
3,880 


57,319 
3,529 
4,286 

10.023 


2,286 
2,968 
4,769 


1,838 
1,U2 
4,431 


8.348 


639 
2,070 
1,336 

300 
3,983 

1,401 

2,313 

647 


8,466 


399 
2,676 
958 
896 
528 
2,809 

990 
1,782 


5,781 
759 


3,435 


2,389 
1,066 


ILLINOIS 


12.15 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  lund  of  buainea* 


HiUICOCX  COUtm ,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleiffi  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  cperating  types 

HDonr  couimr,  total 

.Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutOBOtlve  eqiilpnent ,  tires  and  tubes . , . 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

IROQUOIS  COUim,   total 

Herobsnt  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buDt  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

JACKSON  COONTr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

KANE  COUNTlt,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (ezc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autoaotlre  equlinent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equlpKnt,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices.. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assonblers   (mainly  form  products),  total 

Faim  products   (edible] 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

KANKAKEE  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits... 

Autonotive  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchsnt  wtHolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assanblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

KNOX  COOHTt,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlpraent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equii»ent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchsnt  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices.. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


57 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousami 
dolbri) 


10 
101 


15,369 


1,166 
3,086 
11,117 

3?. 150 


6,650 


1,453 

415 

4,782 

2,358 

17,538 


15,311 
2,227 


U,604 
43,403 


3,980 

3,748 

35,675 

lfe-'789 


6,656 


3,2U 

1,315 

603 

1,524 

3,972 
6,161 


53,713 


3,521 
6,927 
6,072 
7,237 
1,669 

2,976 
1,192 
2,151 
2,466 
1,815 
17,687 

19,827 

9,100 

641 

16.057 


4,498 
11,559 


53,756 


17,741 


1,322 
2,849 
2,615 
1,179 
7,595 
609 
1,572 

4,819 
19,  U2 
12,054 


46.567 


21,514 


10,255 
2,735 
3,703 
1,065 
175 
304 
3,277 

3,332 

3,875 

626 

17,220 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thmuand 
dollars) 


126 
154 
202 


49 

211 


46 
271 


133 
138 


290 
U9 
317 


195 
198 
90 
77 

146 
208 

5.119 


3.703 


185 
771 
453 
293 
237 

598 
85 
160 
268 
176 
477 

990 

240 

12 


61 
113 


1,952 


propnetors, 
November 


(><umM 


F^d  employea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


5 
8 
U 
5 

7 

1 

1 

21 

15 

16 

2 

28 
4 

6 


1,115 


68 
308 
154 
168 
229 

27 
161 

136 
322 
379 

2,345 


1,783 


368 
674 
274 
106 
35 
20 
306 

223 
80 
12 

247 


25 

11 
107 

22 

112 


154 
49 
126 


1,581 


69 
202 
125 
87 
59 

196 
29 

41 
73 
63 
177 

318 

76 

2 


29 
98 
51 
56 
67 
13 
57 

43 
118 
125 


103 
210 
60 
34 
11 
10 
94 

60 
29 
20 
76 


Ply  roll 

(Dollsrj) 


9,797 

2,496 
3,655 
3,646 


17.268 


6,260 


1,398 

879 

3,983 

1,027 

5,212 


2,499 
2,713 


6,760 
2,969 
6,468 


10,423 


3,518 
3,807 
1,630 
1,468 

2,951 
3,880 


71.273 


3,963 
14,905 
8,371 
6,3U 
4,285 

11,169 
1,622 
2,130 
4,879 
3,264 

10,371 

18,718 

5,070 

218 


1,558 
2,234 

38,420 
22,296 


1,354 
5,686 
3,520 
3,248 
4,610 
570 
3,308 

2,597 
5,973 

7,554 


33,359 


7,269 

12,972 

4,223 

1,762 

598 

423 

6,107 

4,577 

1,657 

225 

3,895 


12.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbrsonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operauon,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


CNMmber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  ron, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


LAKE  COUUry,  total , 

Merchant  \irtiolesalers ,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LA  SALLE  COUNTT,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Elec  trie  al  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

LIVINGSTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autcanotive-  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LOGAN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlpanent,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Mcdonough  county,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

McLEAN  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) !..!!!!!!!!!!! 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes ,[ 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c " 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals !!!!!!!!! 

Agents,  brokers !.!!!! 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

MACON  COUNTY  (See  Decatur  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


9 

1,620 

95 

5 

1,055 

110 

12 

2,758 

205 

6 

776 

94 

3 

553 

83 

3 

627 

31 

9 

1,820 

110 

7 

1,019 

113 

9 

4,303 

191 

45 

10,587 

368 

46 

27,022 

373 

13 

2,062 

151 

52,  Ul 


30.488 


1,769 
7,380 
6,031 
4,633 
952 
1,810 
1,005 
6,358 

11,469 

9,447 

737 

54,207 


113 
966 
370 
136 
138 
U7 
71 
752 

314 
282 
106 

1,924 


14,536 


2,758 


201 

998 

387 

1,172 

3,589 
25,270 


2,451 


4 

443 

39 

5 

663 

53 

3 

513 

31 

5 

547 

65 

3 

275 

24 

20 

2,524 

109 

32 

19,707 

243 

36,064 


3,277 


724 

491 

2,062 

2,923 
8,997 


461 
20,406 


M 


(x) 


64,526 


22.115 


6,559 
4,452 
1,966 
1,045 
2,184 
5,909 

1,694 
5,861 
5,105 


960 
28,791 


7 
52 
62 

41 

177 
307 


31 
63 
74 

102 
48 


M 


U) 


2,629 


1.888 


513 
414 
109 
U7 
236 
479 

69 

266 

26 


14 

34 

2,234 

9 

277 

19,722 

a"? 

94 

6,538 

6 

40 

2,953 

8 

43 

2,608 

3 

30 

2,102 

6 

29 

1,341 

12 

263 

13,955 

78 

5,337 

23 

81 

5,228 

3 

26 

1,370 

10 

34 

1,559 

5 

46 

2,194 

8 

87 

4,699 

4 

29 

1,734 

2 

31 

1,692 

1 

9 

500 

7 

39 

1,957 

7 

44 

2,U8 

4 

78 

4,079 

40 

108 

6,360 

18 

160 

7,939 

3 

59 

2,323 

4 

16 

753 

5 

26 

1,002 

3 

12 

622 

7 

23 

1,193 

4 

11 

485 

6 

34 

2,064 

5 

100 

4,692 

(x) 


(x) 


7 
23 
16 
22 

122 
136 


M. 


(x) 


158 
130 
37 
45 
65 
154 

27 
89 


35 

149 


37,684 


20,562 


2,682 


134 

791 

1,093 

664 

3,126 
5,806 


4,055 


3,566 


3,160 


573 
1,105 
1,482 

2,076 
957 

2,373 


316 
2,057 


JiL 


(x). 


50,574 


35.944 


9,016 
7,776 
2,267 
2,539 
5,463 
8,883 

1,456 

5,573 

451 

7,150 


770 
6,380 


ILLINOIS 


12.17 


Tabic  104,— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Saies,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dv  Tvpe  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  bufliness 


MACOUPIN  COONTY,   total. 
Merchant  wbslesalers,  total.. 


Farm  producta  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutoBotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


PetroleuB  buUc  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


MADISON  COtMTY,   total. 


Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Aitomotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubea. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  hniv  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) . . 
Other  operating  types 


MARION  COUHTC,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries ,  confectionery,  meata 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutoBOtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 
Other  operating  types 


MOWTGaiHOf  comnr,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


meats. 


Groceries,  confectio.iery, 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 


Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 

MORGAN  COONTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fana  products  (edible] 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalen,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


OGLF  COONTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Faim  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 


Petroleum  buUt  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


PECRIA  COOWTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establlshnents 


WHOLESALE  ESIABLISmEKIS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Faim  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plunhing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) . . 
Other  operating  types- 


Establishments 
(Number) 


66 


28 


Soles, 
entire  year 

(Xhousand 
dollars) 


2 
352 


_206. 


15 
6 
3 
6 
6 
21 
20 
3 
39 
82 

20 
24 
102 


4,568 


1,086 

1,078 

324 

2,080 

2,618 
9,044 

37,328 


22,592 


3,196 
1,694 
1,381 
2,006 
733 
3,787 
9,795 

8,158 

5,616 

962 


23,091 


3,841 
737 
4,244 
2,189 
8,565 
3,515 

3,798 
9,029 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,505 


1,882 
648 
705 

2,270 

2,321 
18,356 


7,705 


1,948 

1,197 

595 

534 

147 

3,284 

2,377 
11,641 
1,963 


1,037 

739 

2,327 

3,940 
1,743 
5,063 


(x) 


(») 
358,903 


119-095 


155 
77 
38 
58 

92 
129 

2,185 


propnctors, 
November 


(Number) 


387 
66 
186 
164 
91 
228 
544 

233 
153 
133 


1,292 


222 
123 
172 
174 
424 
177 

241 
204 


25 
35 
120 

81 
236 


119 
72 
27 
88 


57 
160 
85 


29 
46 
77 

237 

58 


(x) 


(x) 


13,636 


S,253 


5,881 
4,346 
982 
3,366 
8,314 
5,256 
19,173 
7,091 
10,543 
54,U3 

10,443 
31,857 
197,508 


462 

351 

134 

458 

40 

386 

1,135 

726 

1,166 

2,845 

344 

453 

4,581 


14 
3 
7 
1 
4 
13 
37 

28 
2 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


(x) 


(x) 


_112. 


112 
24 
60 
73 
48 
91 

201 

71 
47 
58 


66 
49 
34 
87 
132 
55 

56 
54 


42 
35 
11 
IS 
9 
TO 

17 
78 
34 


(x) 


(x) 


2.447 


159 
139 
28 
123 
9 
246 
334 
244 
343 
322 

103 

137 

1,242 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


6,778 


3,123 

1,684 

1,007 

959 

2,180 
2,319 

42,041 


32,487 


7,769 
1,213 
3,599 
3,743 
1,892 
3,763 
10,508 

4,394 
2,577 
2,583 


21,926 


4,331 
1,868 
3,113 
3,599 
5,950 
3,065 

4,438 
3,506 


4,712 

1,380 
601 
683 

2,04S 

1,416 
4,486 

16,333 


10.085 


2,665 
1,377 

606 
1,660 

204 
3,553 

1,042 
3,452 

1,754 

11,376 


3,439 


565 

938 

1,936 

4,842 
1,025 
2,072 


(x) 


(x) 


252,619 


153. IM 

9,104 

6,986 

3,275 

9,056 

627 

15,425 

21,748 

14,391 

21,893 

50,609 

7,369 
7,686 
83,950 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


12.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 
Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Bdsinbss:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


Establishments 


(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  ron, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,' 
November 


(Humbcr) 


P^  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
Plumber) 


Payroll 

(Dollars] 


PUrr  COUNTf ,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

ROCK  ISLAND  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlFment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

SI.   CLAIR  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf) 

Farm  produc  cs   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ),   total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

SANOAMON  COUNTY     (See  Springfield  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

STEiHEMSON  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  statior.s,  terminala 

Other  operating  types 

lAZEWIXL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  end  tubes 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

VERHILIOH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fana  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcmotlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  produc  ts ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


600 

1,233 

15,995 

135, 5U 


52 
29 

180 

b,V,5 


56,339 


3,917 


3,084 
12,427 
6,587 
1,927 
1,844 
1,339 
2,280 
5,247 
3,973 
5,939 
11,687 

68,229 


39,466 
23,763 


6,111 
4,835 

679,968 


LL4,283 


6,264 

9,130 

13,542 

408 

4,293 

63,399 

3,558 

1,180 

1,857 

2,301 

574 

5,593 

2,184 

10,394 

12,085 

486,271 

56.935 


56,305 
630 


39,119 


9,778 


3,983 
287 
1,471 
4,037 
12,137 
17,154 

74,495 


27,945 


215 
817 
450 
174 
130 
196 
266 
534 
557 
213 
315 

2,236 


1,775 
461 


130 
62 


4.056 


397 
395 
807 
19 
145 
238 
614 
180 
129 
277 
154 
495 
206 

348 

425 

1,036 


167 

41 


1,013 


6 

1,900 

125 

6 

2,336 

123 

6 

705 

33 

4 

374 

47 

7 

342 

44 

3 

848 

86 

9 

1,531 

102 

21 

4,461 

193 

11 

14,537 

265 

1,406 


750 


344 
36 
138 
232 
273 
383 

3,243 


2,346 


8 

3,622 

247 

12 

6,589 

619 

12 

1,751 

158 

7 

908 

116 

4 

3,566 

457 

6 

3,392 

270 

8 

819 

146 

4 

1,011 

96 

15 

6,287 

237 

33 

5,323 

99 

33 

24,032 

220 

11 

17,195 

578 

7 
15 
12 


14 
4 
6 
1 
3 
7 
5 

16 
14 
13 


22 

22 
9 
2 

2 

91 
7 
1 
1 
1 
4 
9 

14 


18 
46 


2 

4 
7 
1 
6 

2 

10 


2 
12 
23 


1,241 


97 
249 
129 
64 
38 
67 
66 
223 
152 
61 
95 


512 
132 


1.331 


155 
144 
192 
7 
46 
96 
180 
53 
31 
84 
68 
199 
76 

106 
131 
364 


131 
17 
34 
94 
98 

131 


5,141 


963 

556 

3,617 

122,897 


74,733 


4,461 
15,632 
9,412 
3,196 
2,667 
3,575 
4,377 
13,034 
9,131 
3,692 
5,506 

44,232 


34,416 
9,866 


2,305 
1,077 


76.312 


8,081 
7,277 

13,325 

411 

2,295 

6,602 

11,774 
2,560 
2,585 
4,945 
3,207 
9,332 
3,868 

6,149 

8,105 

20,242 

3.748 


2,971 
777 


44 

2,297 

51 

2,459 

14 

635 

15 

1,205 

22 

929 

33 

1,609 

39 

2,066 

55 

3,678 

97 

4,511 

27,146 


14,696 


6,593 
861 
2,138 
5,10* 
3,259 
7,191 

62,434 


45,737 


7 

73 

4,605 

11 

205 

12,125 

6 

60 

2,706 

3 

42 

2,225 

1 

135 

9,607 

5 

90 

5,321 

6 

53 

2,734 

7 

37 

1,662 

15 

74 

4,252 

32 

36 

2,060 

20 

92 

3,799 

3 

152 

10,788 

ILLINOIS 


12.19 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

EsTABLISHMEt^TS,  SaLES,   PaY   RoLL,  AND   PERSONNEL,  BY   TyPB  OF  OPERATION   AND  KlND  OP  fiuSINEfiS;   1948 


County,  type  of  opexaciao,  and  kind  of  business 


UKITESIIE  COUNTY,  total 

Merohant  vliolesalere,  total 

Groceriea,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  producta   (edible) 

Autonotlve  equlpsent,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Hercbant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUt  stations ,   terminals 

Aflaemblers  (a&lnly  farm  products ),  total 

Fain  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  fflmt«rlal«) 

Otber  operating  types 

WILL  COUim,  total 

Her«hant  idiolesalere,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

AutcDtotive  equipiDent,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plvnbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUt  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fann  products) 

WDmmAGO  coram  (see  Roc]£ford  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 

(^lumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thouiand 
dolldri) 


27, 526 


5,e« 


399 
1,931 
355 
753 
378 
413 
1,625 

5,922 

13,773 


354 
13,419 


1,977 
68,047 


32,946 


5,630 
4,573 
5,387 
2,372 
1,245 

1,201 
5,242 

860 
1,227 

499 
4,710 

8,800 
10,326 
15,975 


Pjy  roll, 
entire  year 

iThouMnd 
dollarj) 


13 
138 
46 
47 
76 
28 
125 


U9 
69 


2,292 


281 
225 
367 
54 
202 

181 
580 
114 
10' 


594 
349 
295 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(><umber) 


I^id  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empk>yee3 
(Alumber) 


90 
73 
90 
13 
4« 

70 
119 
26 
33 
25 
64 

169 

102 
94 


Payroll 

(I>lill<iri) 


9,623 


259 
2,438 

913 
1,143 
1,556 

913 
2,401 

3,533 

2,907 


U3 
2,774 


65,200 


40,486 


4,945 
4,560 
6,992 
1,031 
3,706 

4,416 
7,817 
1,455 
2,075 
797 
2,692 

11,654 
7,516 
5,544 


INDIANA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 13 .02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 13 .04- 

Evansville  Metropolitan  Area 13 .04 

Fort  Wayne  Metropolitan  Area 13 .04- 

Indianapolis  Metropolitan  Area 13.05 

South  Bend  Metropolitan  Area 13 .06 

Terre  Haute  Metropolitan  Area  13 .06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel-  total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types '  13  -07 

10<;  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel. 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 13 .10 

Page  Page 

Allen  County  (See  Fort  Wayne  Madison  County 13 .12 

Metropolitan  Area) 13.04'  Marion  County  (See  Indianapolis 

Bartholomew  County 13 .10   Metropolitan  Area) 13 .05 

Cass  County 13.10  Montgomery  County 13.12 

Clinton  County 13 .10  Noble  County 13 .12 

Delaware  County 13 .10  St.  Joseph  County  (See  South  Bend 

Elkhart  County 13 .10   Metropolitan  Area) 13 .06 

Floyd  County 13.10  Tippecanoe  County 13.12 

Grant  County 13.11  Vanderburgh  County  (See  Evansville 

Howard  Co\inty 13.11   Metropolitan  Area) 13 .04 

Knox  County 13 .11  Vigo  County  (See  Terre  Haute 

Kosciusko  County 13 .11   Metropolitan  Area) 13 .06 

Lake  County 13 .11  Wabash  County 13 .12 

La  Porte  County 13 .11  Wayne  County 13 .12 

13.01 


13.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  businesa 


Estab-  Sales, 

lish-  entire 

ments  year 


(J^umber) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 

entire 


(Thousand 
dotldrs) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(J^um' 
ha) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

Wurober) 


July  15 
dumber) 


Nov.  15 

(Mumber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  IS 
(Oollon) 


July  15 
(Oollors) 


Nov.  IS 

(DolUrj) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

18<,487 


State,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. . 

Wholesale  establishments 1948., 

1939.. 
1929.. 

VraOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Forei^  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  ( country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  ( fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,    equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,    equipment 

Industrial     laachlnery,    equipment,    supplies. 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies. . 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap ', 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


152,768 


45,081 


46,644 


47,240 


2,693,586 


2,825,689 


33 
5,325 

4,821 
3,726 


2,852 


2,711 

7 

134 


304 
125 


1,095 
327 


15 
393 

214 


264 

104 


160 
31 


5 
6 

12 
9 

28 

24 
322 


90 
16 
20 
137 
47 


125 
119 


34,817 
3,227,141 

342,092 
888,816 


7,890 
144,878 

42,357 
42,531 


3,586 

3,356 
2,180 


2,150 
42,931 


2,236 
44,408 

28,591 


2,184 
45,056 

28,761 


142,439 
2, 551, 147 


152,676 
2,673,013 

n.a. 

n.a. 


152,745 
2,748,616 

n.a. 
n.a. 


2,328 
182, 159 

57,912 
60,212 


,322,860 
1,783 
56,492 


176,240 

334 

3,563 

33,110 


13.3 
18.7 
6.3 


101,815 

161 

1,733 


1,871 
1 
82 


29,729 
38 
575 


30,859 

37 

618 


30,995 
43 
653 

5,811 


1,755,924 
2,750 
31,410 

393,013 


1,858,484 
2,576 
34,553 

394,074 


1,899,631 
2,683 
37,876 

411,842 


128,469 

46 

1,096 

25,228 


271,582 
271,954 


325,768 
548,295 


23,099 
10,011 


27,925 
9,891 


10.3 

3.7 


1.8 
3.9 


17,032 
3,759 


9,032 
3,645 


915 
303 


4,630 
811 


2,897 
1,171 


4,785 
831 


2,922 
1,217 


4,982 
329 


2,921 

1,379 


325,030 
67,983 


169, 560 
61,458 


322,611 
71,463 


173,252 
65,083 


339,223 

72,619 


175, 531 
71,228 


149,325 


16,792 
190,811 
220,304 


1,X5 
10,941 
4,313 


3.0 
5.7 
2.0 


499 
5,330 
1,372 


103,709 


219 
179 


1,954 


155 

2,178 

747 


30,342 


160 

2,195 

784 


241 
,193 
820 


6,334 
93,028 
32,170 


1,790,084 


6,999 

103,435 

34,557 


1,895,613 


10,780 

102,360 

36,685 


189,615 


132,286 

7,317 

943 

17,250 

31,819 

126.732 


82,356 
46,376 


112,674 


54,938 
57,636 


39,121 


22,577 
4,467 
5,066 
7,011 

67,674 

21,934 


10,201 
8,397 
2,386 


8,147 
12,108 

32,368 


4,726 

3,858 

1,418 

457 

21,909 

109,506 
61,610 


49,406 

43,753 


70.073 


39,655 
30,418 


85,901 


12,113 
45,212 
28,576 

124,592 


16,383 
13,325 
20,703 
59,494 
6,431 
7,691 

515 
43,193 


36,497 
26,762 


18,330 


10,967 


3,303 


11,640 

330 

113 

1,650 

4,042 

22.522 


8.3 

12.0 


9.6 
12.7 


17,332 
5,190 


13,321 


21.0 
11.2 


7,458 
481 
42 
899 

2,037 

12.366 


8,322 
5,499 


6,889 


15.1 
9.5 


9,753 
2,613 


7,848 


36 
56 
3 

51 
98 

_J42 


237 
112 


,093 
153 


278 
765 


4.196 


3,293 
903 


,175 
144 


237 
811 


4.510 


3,638 
872 


2,173 
190 


299 

777 


4.430 


181,450 


193,656 


1%,342 


4,540 
3,308 


3,369 


106 
10 


3,098 

1,241 

704 

1,846 

3,949 


13.7 
27.8 
13.9 


1,799 

541 

377 

1,152 

2,396 


1,163 
729 


1-248 


1,271 
738 


3,528 
902 


1.950 


118,515 

8,016 

554 

15,503 

38,857 

224.724 


528 
227 
130 
363 


546 
210 
122 
377 


,199 

751 


it2ao 


177,522 
47,202 


iae.377 


126,512 

7,634 

771 

17,419 

41,320 

241,841 


128, 112 

10,384 

840 

18,446 

33, 560 

241.040 


537 
194 
116 
371 


75,927 
52,450 


63.023 


194,612 
47,229 


142.J.69 


26,661 
10,219 
6,976 
19,172 

39,223 


38,984 
53,185 


64,018 


195,679 
47,361 


142.714 


1,035 

1,188 

420 


10.6 
13.4 

14.6 


720 
790 
265 


213 

220 

76 


198 

222 

81 


1,606 
1,625 

5,100 


19.7 
13.4 

15.3 


627 

436 

153 

2,996 

2,531 
15,958 

11,192 


13.3 
16.2 
30.7 
33.5 
13.7 

2.3 
25.9 


1,009 
900 

3,138 


237 
204 


279 
232 


204 
235 
90 


267 

244 


13,400 
14,073 
3,221 

PP.  941 


28,137 
8,360 
6,953 

20,568 

40,678 
31,207 


82,715 
59,999 


63.779 


596 

339 
318 


1,111 
9,725 


13 
223 


137 
83 
83 
29 

451 

312 
3,013 


142 
76 
33 
20 

457 

331 
3,040 


141 
82 

101 
21 

451 

353 
3,172 

1,844 


18,053 
12,888 

61.371 


13,441 
14,406 
3,360 

31.605 


23,256 
7,577 
6,744 

21,202 

40,921 
31,354 


11,418 
7,203 
5,498 
1,270 

35,982 

17,113 
170,839 


17,160 
14,445 

62,171 


12,854 
14,846 
4,152 

33.858 


5,816 
5,376 


11,443 


11.6 
12.3 


6,368 
5,075 


13,988 


16.0 
16.7 


3,610 
2,949 


7.456 


1,029 
736 


1,029 
789' 


4,414 
3,042 


7,582 


1,361 
830 


1,349 
835 


2,351 


1,042 
802 


2.212 


1,337 
875 


66,525 
48,508 


133.939 


11,201 

7,214 

5,187 

905 

37,664 

19,455 
179,744 

121,669 


17, 347 
16,511 

61.235 


11,877 

7,057 

6,609 

931 

34,761 

23,311 
189,210 


83, 333 
50,606 


123,403 


64,819 
56,870 


13''..845 


83,295 
51,550 


65,622 
62,899 


140.433 


84,423 
56,060 


773 
6,036 
7,179 

21,973 


4,250 
1,907 
1,960 
9,864 
1,767 
2,158 

72 


9,903 


6.4 
13.4 
25.1 

17-6 


290 
3,342 
3,950 

12.677 


25 
14.3 
9.5 
16.6 
27.3 
28.0 

14.0 


,339 
1,060 
1,013 
5,91p 
1,093 
1,175 

32 


7 
26 
23 

.^21 


62 

936 

1,022 

3-344 


659 
213 
241 
1,492 
377 
346 

lb 


63 
1,045 
1,243 

3-425 


5,103 
4,795 


14.0 
17.9 


2,731 
2,621 


11? 

103 


815 
1,044 


677 
220 
267 
1,510 
384 
351 

16 
663 

1,923 


68 
1,088 
1,134 

j.4?0 


851 
1,072 


664 
213 
244 
1,547 
404 
402 

16 

685 

1,896 


4,508 
57,415 
61,480 

^30.134 


5,324 
64,715 
78,946 

233.901 


820 
1,076 


43,991 
20,726 
17,096 
109,615 
19,  X9 
18,775 

573 


88,047 


45,082 
16,629 
19,062 
111,656 
20,755 
20,076 

641 


6,909 
64,411 
73,671 

241.332 


41,738 
46,309 


45,680 
49,072 


46,045 
17,329 
17,856 
115,551 
21,484 
22,445 

622 


94,917 


45,791 
49,126 


25,223 


17,847 
280 


9,193 


176 

8,509 

508 


16.552 


13,288 

571 

34 

230 

2,429 

2.661 


1,317 
1,344 


10-452 


2,138 
8,314 


6-093 


3,388 

734 

468 

1,503 

3,195 

2.817 


1,263 

1,224 

330 

2-937 


1,100 
1,837 


482 

529 

226 

55 

2,111 

5,739 
12,591 

11-118 


6,139 
4,929 


12.547 


8,157 
4,390 


104 
4,871 
1,806 


2,203 
1,847 
1,308 
8,828 
1,307 
1,236 

99 
2,658 

3.008 


1,426 
1,582 


INDIANA 


13.03 


Tabic  101 -THE  STATE-  Continued 

ESTABUSHMEXTS,  SaLES,  ExPBNSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiNO  OF  BuSINESS:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollcrs) 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(ThoustXiid 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thoiisarid 
doUars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors/ 
Novcffl' 
her 

Q^um' 
bcr) 


E*aid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


E^y  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollari) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousayid 
dollars) 


9.731 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers' sales  branches  (with  stocks), total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  ijome  fumishijngs 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  pliunbinj,  heating' 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.    scrap) 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Faim  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoHBiercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipsnent,  supplies. . . 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap; 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Faxm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

AEMINISXRATIVE,  AUXILZAHIf  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Uitiibeld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.a..Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


^ 


36i 
3 


117, -tog 


33,667 
4,744 
9,068 
27,104 
24,317 
3,259 
5,822 
9,428 

271,582 


17,341 
29,227 

20,333 

3,352 

7,708 

24,249 

17,977 

14,304 

8,339 

76,391 


14,555 
53,091 
6,005 
1,958 
782 

11,552 
40,809 


271,954 


22,323 
3,084 

39,186 
1,137 

10,725 

28,883 
161,611 

548,295 


49,878 

21,807 

349 

2,365 


365 
,500 

1,857 


1,255 
602 

1,043 

385,107 


42,519 
332,419 
10,169 

3,638 
15,439 

2,764 


,046 
1,718 


7,305 
1,230 

20,025 


1,322 

17,119 
1,584 

4,651 
30,287 

428,407 


52 , 536 


50,600 
1,936 

369,478 


178,088 

972 

181,420 

8,998 

6,393 


(x) 
(x) 


11.100 


9.4 


5.858 


3,896 

854 

1,444 

1,145 

1,604 

499 

520 

1,133 

28,099 


11.6 
16.0 
15.9 
4.2 
6.6 
15.3 
8.9 
12.1 

10.3 


2,053 
431 
887 
596 
817 
293 
209 
572 

17,032 


604 
159 
386 
213 
279 
74 
72 
239 


662 
155 
390 
200 
256 
83 
72 
209 


2.102 


693 

167 
410 
198 
266 
87 


109.294 


35,645 
8,104 
15,959 
12,835 
16,434 
4,045 
4,522 
11,750 

325,030 


111.316 


116.373 


39,730 
3,273 
16,594 
12,595 
14,479 
4,254 
4,669 
10,722 

322,611 


43,011 
8,851 
17,432 
12,457 
15,238 
4,608 
4,005 
10,771 

339,223 


4,481 


733 
3,748 

3,244 
486 
1,510 
1,984 
843 
1,739 
1,461 

9,433 


4.2 
12.8 

16.0 
14.5 
19.6 
8.2 
4.7 
12.2 
17.5 

12.3 


4,552 
3,492 
777 
449 
163 
597 
2,321 

10,011 


31.3 

6.6 

12.9 

22.9 

20.8 

5.2 

5.7 

3.7 


447 
2,092 

1,618 
263 
885 

1,074 
542 

1,080 
971 

6,377 


134 

579 

499 

71 
205 
322 

165 
309 
297 


135 
602 

509 
82 
219 
324 
163 
321 
322 


126 

748 

473 
87 
223 
321 
159 
329 
352 


10, 113 
38, 142 

29,200 
4,489 
19,989 
20, 310 
9,595 
18,030 
15,375 

127,706 


47,530 


3,487 

1,987 

488 

325 

90 

235 
1,398 

3,759 


762 
582 
108 
107 
33 

73 
384 


796 
592 
106 
108 
33 
75 
398 


850 
590 
113 
107 
34 

71 
389 


927 
1,130 

797 

99 

2,200 

1,291 

3,567 

9,391 


4.2 
14.0 
2.0 

8.7 

20.5 

4.5 

2.2 

1.8 


371 
749 
492 
61 
378 
745 
963 


1,263 

440 

32 


2.5 
2.0 
3.8 


436 
103 
20 


7.4 
4.7 


96 
29 

203 

2,565 


7.6 

4.8 

19.5 
0.7 


36 
1,268 


353 

1,977 

235 

365 
733 


0.8 
0.6 
2.3 

10.0 
4.8 


116 

1,067 

85 

212 
224 


78 
241 


7.4 
14.0 


200 
103 

1,811 


2.7 
8.0 


53 
627 


122 

1,547 

142 

245 
1,348 


9.2 
9.0 
9.0 

5.3 

4.4 


57 
544 
26 

44 
387 

7,701 


4,018 


3,963 

55 

11,969 


7.8 
2.8 

3.2 


1.729 


,703 
26 

5,733 


9,998 
176 

1,220 
575 

617 


5.6 
18.1 
0.7 
6.4 

9.6 


4,908 

44 
506 
271 

239 


1,125 

6,265 

500 


31 
399 


129 
12 


209 
1 


77,562 

34,736 

7,923 

5,765 

1,720 

5,360 
25,221 

67,983 


10,244 
37,286 

31,634 
5,057 
15,780 
20,800 
9,661 
19,129 
18,891 
120,806 


54,884 


67,076 
37,836 
8,335 
5,773 
1,786 

5,980 
27, 343 

71,463 


10,070 
44,814 

29, 502 
5,205 
16,262 
21,215 
10,709 
19,909 
21, 572 

125,578 


72,386 
36,737 
8,536 
5,594 
1,825 

5,693 
23,694 

72,619 


111 

151 

80 

13 

84 

167 

205 

1,171 


107 
154 
79 
13 
96 
171 
211 

1,217 


106 
149 
80 
16 
93 
167 
218 

1,379 


6,972 

14,453 

9,044 

1,118 

5,934 

13,616 

16,841 

61,458 


7,2W 
14,688 
9,218 
1,132 
7,434 
13,354 
18,373 

65,083 


7,028 
13,911 
9,610 
1,309 
7,103 
14,586 
19,072 

71,223 


120 

40 

6 


122 
46 
6 


120 
30 


7,445 

1,594 

352 


8,262 

2,339 

352 


7,982 

1,601 

372 


130 
130 


200 
130 


180 
130 


15 

1 

11 
575 


17 

1 

12 
589 


605 
36 


636 
36 


523 
236 


11 
750 


23 
550 

3 


23 

550 

16 


21 
553 
176 

51 
48 


1,440 

13,744 

120 

3,221 
4,224 


1,435 

18,907 

775 

4,122 
4,325 

2,658 


1,741 
19,202 
6,330 

3,919 
4,378 


1,546 
1,280 


1,278 
1,380 


15 
139 


137 
884 


138 
847 


970 
1,362 

1,609 


23 
102 

14 


24 

106 

14 

14 
97 


37 
116 

11 

12 
95 


815 

9,645 

702 

832 
6,884 

137.032 


884 

9,781 

691 

763 
7,089 


177 
1,432 

12,237 


1,637 

10,267 

333 

815 
6,999 

149,325 


690 

12 

2,279 


743 
6 


813 
29 

2,304 


27.422 


1,963 
22 
142 
152 

99 


,933 
18 
138 
151 


2,000 
18 

135 
151 

108 


26,964 
458 


104,738 


29,525 
227 

110,273 


34.817 


33,355 

1,462 

110,254 


2,150         2,236         2,184 


373 

1,747 

116 


367 

1,706 

111 


89,480 
1,104 
8,803 
5,351 

4,872 


142,439 


95,152 

935 

8,930 

5,256 

4,966 
152,676 


95,013 
1,098 
8,879 
5,264 

4,754 


18,943 

114,040 

9,456 


21,862 

121,898 

3,916 


22,309 

121,444 

8,992 


2,781 
967 
270 
145 

3,749 
511 
383 
925 

25,228 


423 
8,906 

703 
381 
283 
2,412 
1,561 
1,171 
1,946 

5,270 


Tso' 

3,815 
263 
219 
123 

415 
1,757 


72 
54 


10 
7 
3 

11 
2 
9 

93 
20 

73 

1 
43 


462 

424 

38 

8,535 


7,986 

56 

45 

448 

196 


(x) 
(x) 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


13.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opciation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
iHumher) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(TJiowand  dolkrs) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,' November 

Qiumbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


EVAHSVILLE  MErROPOLIIAN  AHEA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

UHOLESJILE  ESTJtBLISHMEm'S 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals, 

Agents,  brokers. , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

I^e  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total, 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

FORT  WAIME  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  '   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bull:  stations,  terminals , 

Agents,  brokers, 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) , 

I^e  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  fumiehings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tuhes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials ). 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n,e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


162 
35 


229 
34 


W 


Jii. 


(x) 


(x) 

199,297 


104,916 
24,951 


U) 


(x) 


17,156 
7,795 

7,889 

60,920 

621 


104,916 


10,561 
12,312 
7,086 
4,872 
3,011 
1,709 
5,754 
3,353 

4,334 
8,840 

12,289 
5,283 

12,718 
3,207 
9,587 

17,156 


3,131 
6,603 
7,422 

60,920 


12,148 
48,772 


104,161 
25,179 


19,776 
5,403 

15,279 

36,891 

7,311 


104,161 


13,374 
7,410 
7,179 
3,766 
3,394 
1,091 
3,573 

5,155 
9,720 
8,647 
10,336 
13,641 
6,449 
10,426 

19,776 


3,927 
9,828 
6,021 

36.891 


4,169 

25,398 

953 

6,371 


9,106 
1,367 


1,244 
123 

262 

310 

29 


9,106 


576 
1,790 
393 
698 
102 

69 
598 

65 

823 
305 

1,005 
325 

1,340 
461 
556 

1,244 


244 
654 
346 


123 

187 


12,394 


9,688 
1,680 


1,506 
174 

491 

326 
209 


926 
782 
509 
360 
94 
179 
400 

855 

696 

1,125 

1,280 

1,382 

492 

608 

1,506 


212 
836 
458 


19 

62 

28 

217 


Ml. 


(x) 


3,419 


2,853 

387 


357 
30 

79 
67 
13 


192 
536 

97 
224 

39 

26 
124 

21 

267 
105 
325 
103 
415 
170 
209 


78 
169 
110 


2,817 
469 


434 
35 

158 
74 
94 


2,a7 


270 
244 
118 
98 
30 


280 
170 
291 
334 
437 
164 
231 


69 
222 
143 


JiL 


(x) 
214,166 


174,989 
28,001 


25,372 
2,629 

5,176 

5,398 

602 


174,989 


10,246 
36,068 

7,452 
12,873 

1,749 

1,399 
10,525 

1,239 

16,240 
5,800 

19,391 
6,149 

26,928 
8,602 

10,328 

25,372 


5,084 
13,809 
6,479 


1,915 
3,483 


240,983 


184,596 
34,881 


31,115 
3,766 

10,348 
6,557 
4,601 


184,596 


17,653 
14,145 
8,764 
5,814 
1,960 
3,710 
7,306 

17,933 
13,741 
22,172 
22,442 
26,011 
9,450 
13,495 

31,115 


4,115 
17,470 
9,530 

6,557 


381 
1,532 

514 
4,130 


INDIANA 


13.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

E$TABU8BMENTS,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbrsonnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  land  of  busineaa 


Establishments 
(^lumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dolUrs) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,' November 

(^lumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  worli- 
weclt  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Mutnber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


INDIANAPOLIS  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wliolesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

I^e  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bul]£  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale , 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork. 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products.. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Dmgs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   siqiplles 

CcoBercial  machines,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  eul  of  table. 


1,150 


21 
1,129 


670 
207 


120 
87 

33 

193 

26 


(X) 


(x) 
1, "181, 025 


519,539 
395,716 


183,592 
212,124 

43,634 
374,076 
148,060 


519,539 


39.177 


20,209 
1,022 
3,244 

14,702 

30,991 


11,794 
19, 197 

36,599 


12,519 
24,080 

18.611 


12,953 
1,676 
2,683 
1,299 

14,340 

8,810 


1,340 

7,470 

11,463 


4^733 
6,730 

22.538 


1,008 

313 

21,217 

72,003 
19,480 


19,046 
25,840 

28.120 


15,577 
12,543 


26,624 
9,281 

63.817 


4,919 
6,970 
17,144 
26,934 
4,934 
2,916 

8,345 

18.434 


10,016 
8,418 


46,020 


10^807 
2,999 
1,149 

12,418 
8,365 
2,728 
3,804 
3,750 

183,592 


22,113 
1,763 
4,157 
4,826 
6,519 

50.661 


7,100 

5,451 

38,110 

93,553 


58,151 


4,924 
53,227 


36,198 
12,350 


9,641 
2,709 

1,746 

2,363 

570 


36.198 


1,193 

68 

146 

944 

1,583 


979 
604 


1,186 
1,325 


1,713 


1,044 
197 
271 
201 

776 

876 


105 

771 


536 
411 

2.037 


230 
27 
1,780 

540 
3,000 

2.841 


1,349 
1,492 


2,131 
1,191 

2.941 


1,577 
1,364 

6.336 


909 
624 
768 
2,762 
737 
536 

1,117 

1,528 


594 
934 


1,779 


530 
249 
108 
190 
114 
230 
93 
265 


957 
123 
432 
483 
656 


1,690 

3i2 

1,533 


441 
1 


18 

208 

19 


1,359 
14,864 


10,261 
3,299 


2,722 
577 

522 

617 
165 


10.261 


718 


286 
32 
55 

345 


357 
241 


272 
317 


303 
52 
76 
69 


32 

205 


151 
125 


168 
948 


372 
425 


602 
383 


432 
376 


223 
96 
172 
711 
236 
181 

265 

566 


166 
400 


78 
48 
36 
43 
54 
26 
63 

2,722 


300 
34 
105 
144 
235 


1,096,718 


98,700 
998,018 


672,601 
237,892 


186,250 
51,642 

35,551 

42,189 

9,785 


672.601 


40.249 


18,079 
1,655 
3,166 

17,349 

31.672 


20,272 

11,400 

48.373 


22,232 
26,141 

26.670 


15,477 
2,218 
4,869 
4,106 

12,264 

15.414 


1,920 
13,494 

16,251 
8,832 


39.693 


4,848 

301 

34,344 

10,342 
59,130 

56.942 


24,723 
34,219 

60.899 


40,401 
20,498 

56.135 


30,272 
25,863 

118,618 
18,163 
9,576 
13,581 
52,467 
14,202 
10,629 

16,857 


9,842 
17,271 

33,979 
10,3^1 
5,088 
2,110 
3,577 
2,694 
3,316 
1,814 
4,989 

186,250 


18,826 
2,197 
7,596 
9,573 

14,816 

65.715 

31,824 

5,878 

28,  OU 

67,527 


13.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.--STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  A^rD  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operadon,  and  land  of  business 


Esta  blishments 
Qiumher) 


Sales,  entire  year 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(ThousdTul  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

CNumM 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


Payroll 
(Dolldri) 


INDIAMPOLIS  METROPOLITAN  AHEA  —Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks) j  total,.. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plujnbing,  heating. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c... 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products,.... 

Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment..... 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c. 


SOUTH  BEND  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments. . , 


WHOLESALE  ESTAELISHHENTS 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers, ,,. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 


T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible), 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products, 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating, 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Maniif acturera '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c, 


TERRE  HAUTE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers,... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations. 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types,.. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  fumlehinga 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


285 


2 

175 


135 

17 
7 


I'M 

31,615 

752 

10,725 

22,731 

141,089 


361 

33 

378 

402 

1,045 

2,363 


29,636 

18,391 

849 

720 

255,290 

1,378 

11,548 
6,597 

17,139 


270 
75 

20 

27 

670 

55 

126 

43 


208 
25 


577 

— BC 

60 

9 

93 

80 

255 

617 


10 
193 
13 


491 
15,419 
1,229 

3,971 
28,557 


(x) 


25 
515 


35 

490 


12,257 


106 


10 
108 


166,069 


91,318 
50,948 


13,763 
37,185 

14,446 
4,997 
4,360 

91.318 


1,360 
10,897 


8,480 
1,666 


349 
3,025 


2,330 
446 


1,416 
250 

516 

84 

151 


8.480 


17,683 
7,220 
7,415 
2,868 
136 
2,900 
2,999 

14,263 
1,485 
8,460 
8,375 
2,693 

14,821 

13,763 


687 
549 
299 
5 
424 
483 

1,608 
158 
719 

1,217 
207 
793 

1,416 


"53? 
53 

170 
36 
43 


2,330 


5,031 
2,500 
2,262 

3,970 

4,997 


337 
150 
529 
400 


"335- 
202 
110 

92 

3 

103 

144 

398 

34 
329 
291 

65 
222 

338 

--5T 

44 
136 
115 


346 

598 

680 

2,873 


JlL. 


Ix) 


M 


M 


w 


93,554 


66,701 
8,705 
6,346 

11,802 


66.701 


(x) 


W 


M 


li,Ui 
6,931 
3,193 
4,191 
2,602 
509 
997 
2,205 
4,213 
3,153 
2,219 
2,747 
2,373 

16,920 


5,311 

324 

53 

643 


5,311 


2,160 


1,834 
92 
20 
214 


865 
207 
334 
144 
63 
83 
307 
290 
391 
149 
265 
323 
600 


16,9201 600^ 

*  Coextensive  with  St,   Joseph  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Vigo  County. 


1,834 
'llfl 

294 
60 

113 
49 
20 
28 

104 
81 

108 
53 
94 
94 

249 


51.642 

7,151 
733 
7,103 
7,635 
20,274 


42.189 

s',ui 

1,133 

372 

679 

U,543 

1,024 

2,365 
814 

10,453 


T5C 

9,742 

221 

650 
3,015 

232,716 


23,987 
208,729 


160,012 
32,309 


27^281 
5,028 

11,208 
2,424 
2,776 


160.012 
26,571 
15,623 
9,949 
5,162 
91 
8,529 
9,154 
27,967 
2,105 
15,065 
23,740 
3,681 
12,375 

27.231 

«l350 

2,505 
10,770 
7,636 


867 
165- 
849 


(x) 


(x) 

116,592 


95,000 
5,974 
1,064 

13,554 


96,000 


16,702 
4,657 
5,682 
2,200 
1,144 
1,524 
6,231 
5,575 
7,228 
2,535 
4,866 
5,056 

13,117 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  .avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


^  Coextensive  with  Vanderburgh  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Allen  County, 
^  Coextensive  with  Marlon  County, 


INDIANA 


13.07 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

EsTABU&HMBfjTs.  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 


County  and  city 


Esiiblish- 
mcncs 


(Number) 


Sain, 
entire  year 

(Tlunuttnd 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

{Thousand 
dolj^irj) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Oolbrt) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establi&h. 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Tlunisdrul 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
enure  year 


{Thousand 
dolldrs) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
^"holesale  establishments 

Adaas  Count)' 

Decatur 

Remainder  of  County 

Allen  County 

Fort  Wayne 

Remainder  cf  County 

Bartholasew  County 

Columbus  

Remainder  of  County 

Benton  County 

Blackford  County 

Hartford  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Boone  County 

Lebanon 

Remainder  of  County 

Brown  County 

Carroll  County 

Cass  Countj* 

Logansport 

Remainder  of  County 

Clarli  County 

Charlestown 

Jef f ersonvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Clay  County 

Brazil 

Remainder  of  County 

Clinton  County 

Frankfort 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

Daviess  County 

Washington 

Remainder  of  County 

Dearborn  County 

Decatur  County 

Greensburg 

Remainder  of  County 

De  Kalb  County 

Auburn 

Remainder  of  County 

Delaware  County 

Muncie 

Remainder  of  Ccunty 

D'jbois  County 

Jasper 

Remainder  of  County 

Llkhart  County 

Elihart 

Goshen 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

Connersvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Floyd  County 

New  Albaiiy 

Remainder  of  County 

Fountain  County 

Franklin  County 

Fulton  County 

Gibson  Comity 

Princeton 

Remainder  of  County 

&8nt  County 

Marlon 

Remainder  of  County 

Greene  Ccunty 

Linton 

Remainder  of  County 

Hamilton  County 

Noblesvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Hancock  County 

a-eenf  ield 

Remainder  of  County 

Harriaon  County 

Hendricks  County 

Henry  County 

New  Castle 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


33 
5,325 


50 


3,261,^56 


152,763 


34,817 
3,227,141 

11,372 


7,890 
144,878 

600 


3,536 
27 


2,184 
45,056 


152,745 
2,748,616 


2,852 
14 


1,381,135 
5,438 


6,654 
4,718 


163,106 
20,715 


354 
246 

12,394 


131 
97 


6,770 
5,0*5 


11,318 
1,076 


147 
32 


3,227 
385 


17,503 
2,785 

11,123 

6,620 


1,173 
101 

215 

191 


404 
35 


213,971 
22,012 

19,884 


214 

15 


4,675 
813 

104,161 


93,108 
6,053 
10,634 


1,861 
4,759 


41 
150 


17,907 
1,977 

3,^52 

3,566 


10,634 

433 
1,636 


2,506 
4,318 

(x) 

8,873 

24,502 


138 
153 


836 

2,730 

4,828 


i,ff;8 

558 


tx) 


279 
1,080 


(x) 


(X) 


106 
389 


16,648 

7,854 

6,042 


940 
140 


318 
71 


2,276 
2,552 

(x) 
4,548 

21,237 
18,526 


6,374 


(x) 


1,189 
2,138 

(x) 
1,161 


10,367 
248 


4,132 
1,910 


279 

41 


107 
21 


5,537 
837 


3,010 
290 


5,321 
2,796 


105 
33 


4,254 
1,620 


(x) 


4,625 
7,022 

319 

7,990 


234 
344 


4,252 

6,566 


2,646 


1,852 

794 

(x) 

1,510 


3,149 
4,841 


17,352 
10,194 


193 
177 


60 
102 

164 

118 


3,505 
3,712 


10,639 


(x) 

(x) 


9,715 
479 


403 
13 


113 

5 


4,453 
2,336 

41,567 


227 
100 


6,162 
304 

6.238 


8,641 


4,247 
1,991 


8,641 


3,740 


31,Oi2 
10,525 

8,092 


2,523 

506 


796 

170 


""45/724 

10,024 


4,390 
3,702 

34,234 


21,647 
5,194 
7,393 

5,311 


187 
148 


1,875 


3,431 
2,999 


1,496 
249 
130 


00 
(x) 


oo 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


27,401 
4,598 
2,576 

6,374 


(x) 


16,105 
932 

8,733 
1,149 
5,936 


1,029 
23 

130 
60 
115 


427 
9 

63 
35 
66 


1,721 
4,903 

22,333 


15,919 
6,414 


1,751 
4,663 


1,684 
8,231 


1,789 
5,005 


3,431 
6,496 


53 

217 

1,334 


1,211 
123 


109 
125 


111 
250 


137 
90 

69 
133 


118 
129 


21 
112 
484 


20,653 
297 

2,569 
1,132 
2,132 

5,276 


65 


42 

106 


1,111 
4,165 
26, 


23,770 
2,377 


1,902 
2,417 

7,003 


1,978 
5,030 

4,243 


2,364 
1,879 

1,391 
2,632 


3,630 
2,376 


3,380 
360 

26,057 


23,224 
2,833 


839 
1,887 


22,709 
18,252 


3,284 
1,173 

4,127 


"TTT 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


312 
757 
867 


(x) 
11,351 


10,839 
512 


,054 
491 


911 
5,283 


1,343 
699 

683 
391 


2,107 

1,071 


2,473 

26 


1,846,006 
5,884 


1,979 
3,905 

84,660 
69,998 
14,662 

9,654 
67169 
2,785 

10,635 

4.984 


783 
4,201 

3,447 


1,317 
2,U0 

(x) 
7,712 

13,887 

— 531 

7,606 

2,742 


1,122 
1,620 

6,002 
(x) 


2777? 
6,228 

(x) 

6,480 


(x) 
(x) 


3,336 
1,553 


1,074 
479 


1,073 
1,976 


7SU 
7,692 

5,366 


3,551 
1,815 


3,395 
1,910 
6,220 

1,184 

"T3rr^ 

(x) 


TO 

(x) 
8,421 
392 
5,069 

4,042 
(x) 
(x) 
10,982 


5,030 
5,902 

4,869 

697 

4,172 


773 
2,948 

3.803 


1,545 
2,258 

1,106 
4,614 

6,749 


1,324 
5,425 


13.08  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli^  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operatino  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Merchant  whoksalen 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doltdrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors. 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollors) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiousdful 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollar]) 


Howard  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Kokomo 

Remainder  of  County 

Huntington  County 

Huntington 

Remainder  of  County 

Jackson  County 

Seymour 

Remainder  of  County 

Jasper  County 

Jay  County 

Portland 

Remainder  of  County 

Jefferson  County 

Madison 

Remainder  of  County 

Jennings  County 

Johnson  County 

Franilln 

Remainder  of  County 

Knox  County , 

Bioknell 

Vincennes 

Remainder  of  County 

Kosciusko  County 

Warsaw 

Remainder  of  County 

La  Grange  County 

Lake  County 

Crown  Point 

East  Chicago 

East  Gary 

Gary 

Hammond 

Highland 

Hobart 

Munster 

Whiting 

Remainder  of  County 

La  Porte  County 

La  Porte 

Michigan  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Lawrence  County 

Bedford 

Remainder  of  County 

Madison  County 

Anderson 

Elwood , 

Remainder  of  County 

Marion  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Beech  Grove 

Indianapolis 

Speedway 

Remainder  of  County 

Marshall  County 

Plymouth 

Remainder  of  County 

Martin  County 

Miami  County 

Peru 

Remainder  of  County 

Monroe  County 

Bloomlng^n 

Remainder  of  County 

Montgcmery  County 

Crawfordsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Morgan  County 

Martinsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Mewton  County 

Moble  County 

Kendallvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Ohio  County 

Orange  County 

(Vena  County 

Parke  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


24 
35 

20 

286 


40 

1 

U8 

77 
3 
6 
3 

11 


21 

1,129 

3 

1,085 

3 

38 

31 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
22,831 
19,034 
3,797 

11,103 


(x) 


1,486 

1,214 

272 


(x) 


(x) 


458 
386 
72 


(x) 

26,663 

21,255 

5,408 

11.549 


6,935 
4,168 

9,487 


456 
125 


154 
56 


6,117 
3,370 

11,055 

4,483 


328 
108 


125 
56 

101 

85 


8,702 
2,847 

8,560 


15,951 

(x) 
(x) 

3,043 


(x) 


6,224 
2,336 

4,234 

4,371 


3,894 


2,469 
2,014 

12,196 


157 
54 


3,101 
1,270 


ITT 
(l) 


(x) 


Cx) 


(x) 


(x) 


2,837 
1,057 

827 
2,404 

1^ 

(x) 

7,042 


(x) 


721 
4.003 


964 
3,039 


84 
223 


1,098 
3,899 


1,082 
12,689 
3,630 

9,602 


41 
694 

124 


16 
258 
47 


795 
11,882 
2,260 


27 
897 

7,756 


5,820 
(x) 
2,194 


3,276 
6,326 

3,648 

234,466 


134 
225 


82,722 

(x) 

62,884 

56,521 

480 

1,232 

(x) 

10,699 

18,115 

33,490 


19 
25 

17 

188 


71 

127 

64 
3,115 


(x) 


(x) 


10,646 
16,932 
5,912 


71 
3,140 
) 

4,043 

3,124 

20 

86 

283 
245 

1,617 


(x) 


(x) 


23 

733 

(x) 

1,126 

1,020 

13 

23 

(x) 

80 


3,634 

4,935 

1,961 

212,587 


12 

U 

5 
218 


1,050 
1,144 


129,648 


574 
885 
158 


153 
236 
67 


1,225 
54,025 
(x) 

79,063 

66,011 

395 

1,651 

(x) 

4,383 

5,644 

28,979 


356 
38,275 

(x) 

39,980 
34,046 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
18,213 


10,362 
15,190 
3,427 


5,100 
1,199 


24,997 

2,649 
4,682 


336 
116 

1,739 


132 
52 


(x) 


i;4S9 

126 
184 

58,151 


480 
52 
73 

16,223 


6,523 
2,181 

30,947 


3,609 

14,250 

354 

4,399 
3,340 


25,049 
2,508 
3,390 

1,096,718 


11,064 
746 
544 


(x) 
1,481,025 

(x) 
1,443,105 

(x) 
31,032 

14,166 


4,924 
53,227 
(x) 

51,690 
(x) 

1,394 

315 


(x) 
(xl 


1,359 
14,864 
(x) 
14,395 
(x) 

431 

142 


4,443 
9,723 

613 

15,188 


210 
105 


98,700 
998,018 
(x) 

967,641 
(x) 

26,982 

6,541 


670 
3 

646 

1 

20 


7,327 

7,861 
11,113 


187 


75 


,598 
1,943 

394 

10,369 


519,539 

(x) 

503,616 

(x) 

(x) 

3,254 


10,306 
807 


21,491 


756 
M2 


254 
43 


6,691 

,673 

15.723 


1,334 
1,920 


5,747 
5;  139 


12,972 
2,751 


6,398 


"TO 
(x) 


14,811 
6,680 

3,749 


~4S3" 
156 


172 
84 


2,259 


12,705 
8,814 


(x) 


2;  656 
6,128 

:) 

6,443 
1,566 
3,062 


397 
489 


146 
167 


9,660 
2,960 

2,795 


1,810 
985 


7,682 


4,287 
253 

1,182 


"255" 
283 


(x) 


151 
135 


(x) 


""57 
100 


(x) 


— ItCsF 

4,4U 

(x) 
2,864 
2,196 
1,407 


592 
(x) 
5,092 


3,426 

(x) 
1,543 
1,0«9 
558 


439 
2 
16 


6,880 
(x) 
(x) 

8,060 


"TiT 

(x) 
5.593 


3,280 
2,313 

10,228 

2,079 


(x) 


451 
3,079 


937 
2,U2 

9.643 


"TiT 
6,869 
(x) 
7.408 


2,226 
5,182 

3,312 

104,818 

1,132 

44,447 

22,904 
22,475 

(x) 

(x) 

(x)   '" 
(x) 


2,682 
5,558 

1,900 


1,260 
640 


1,903 
4,138 


961,486 

939,489 

(X) 

(x) 


3,109 
7,803 


9,441 

2;  ma 


7,253 
2.715 


(x) 
16.951 


10,524 
6,427 

2,567 

9S5 

1,567 

U) 
3,722 


I7C2C 

2,702 

(x) 
4,900 
517 
2,904 


INDIANA 


13.09 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLSS,  Pay  RolL,  AND  PbkSOMNBL — TOTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SalBS MERCHANT  WuOLB&ALBRS  AND  OthBR  OPERATING  TypBS:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Toul 


Establish- 
ments 

CNumber) 


Saics. 
entire  year 

(Thotuand 
dottau) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

iThoiuand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 

(Dallors) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoujdnd 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousond 
dollars) 


Perry  County 

TeU  City 

Remainder  of  Comly 

Pike  County 

Porter  County 

Valparaiso 

Renalnder  of  County 

Poaey  Coonty 

Mount  Vernon 

Remainder  of  County 

Pulaati  County 

Putnam  County 

Greene astle 

Remainder  of  County 

Randolph  County 

Winchester 

Remainder  of  County 

Ripley  County 

Rush  County 

RushvlUe 

Remainder  of  County 

St.  Joseph  County 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  totals 

Miahaval:a 

South  Bend 

Remainder  of  County 

Scott  County 

Shelby  County 

Shelbyville 

Remainder  of  County 

^lencer  County 

Starke  County 

Steuben  County 

Sullivan  County 

Sullivan 

Remainder  of  Ccunty 

Svilzerland  County 

Tippecanoe  County 

Lafayette 

West  Lafayette 

Remainder  of  County 

rlpton  County 

Tipton 

5lesialnder  of  County 

Dnion  County 

Vanderburgh  County 

Mmlnistratlve,    auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Evansvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Vermilllan  County 

Clinttn 

Remainder  of  County 

Vigo  County 

idministratlTe,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Terre  Haute 

Remainder  of  County 

Wabaah  County 

Wabash 

Remainder  of  County 

Warren  County 

Warrick  County 

Washington  County 

Wayne  County 

Richmond 

Renalnder  of  County 

Wells  County 

Bluf  fton 

Remainder  of  County 

White  County 

Whitley  County 

Columbia  City 

Remainder  of  County 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


285 
27 

235 
23 


233 
22A 


2 

175 

163 

7 


1,243 
147 


1.317 


6,171 
8,253 

6,142 


T3!r 
141 


171 
-I2B" 


1,217 
100 


2,295 
9,197 


(X) 
(x) 


2,534 
3,608 


9,302 


6,463 
2,734 

3,478 


3.509 


3,301 
208 


1,982 
3,356 


116 


1,695 
1,783 


3,691 
3,953 


1,489 
1,634 


1,732 
2,221 


(x) 


3,131 
3,216 


240 
154 


3,5% 
2,844 


2,422 
2.369 


2.420 


2,676 
5,210 


(x) 


12,257 


17 

149 


3,374 


1,195 
1,174 

232,716 


1,699 
721 


1,591 
1.013 


M 
(x) 


M 
166,069 

6,581 
154,683 

4,805 

1,167 


1,360 
10,897 

513 
10,199 

185 

44 
730 


149 
17 

112 
20 

10 

26 


349 
3,025 

155 

2,804 

66 

24 


23,987 
208,729 

11,034 

193,967 

3,728 

884 


191 

17 

165 

9 


91,318 

3,167 

87,359 

792 

142 


9,858 
3,279 

4,024 
3,641 
6,450 


623 
107 

104 
86 
224 


209 
30 

45 
34 
135 


12,109 
1,657 

2,413 
1,282 
5,068 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
1,745 


4,065 
2,687 


23,866 
1,026 
8,856 

4.943 


131 
63 


2,253 


1,844 
105 
304 


605 
40 
99 


2,644 
1,185 


47,016 


969 
238 


1,719 
3,224 


99 
115 


37,296 
2,179 
7,541 

4.294 


(X) 
19.219 


18,099 
(x) 
(x) 


,926 
2,368 

1,125 


(x) 
(x) 


(X) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


M 


(x) 

199,297 

193,847 

5,450 

4,399 


(x) 
11,074 
10,634 
390 

120 


(x) 


111 

104 

7 


(x) 
3,419 
3,286 
133 

83 


(x) 

214,166 

205,563 

8,603 

2,525 


162 
156 


1,796 
2,603 


1,871 
654 


104,916 

102,183 

2,733 

1.393 


1,393 


(X) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
93,554 
91,092 
2,462 

15,659 


(x) 


(x) 


6,331 

6,259 

72 


108 

99 

9 


(x) 
2,160 
2,137 
23 

239 


(x) 

116,592 

114,916 

1,676 

10.737 


135 

132 

3 


66,701 

66,470 

231 


5,666 
9,993 


6,180 
2,268 


38,518 


289 
249 

99 
252 

82 


105 
134 


5,675 
5,062 

1,946 
4,371 
1,432 


2,383 
667 

(x) 

5U 
(x) 

29.255 


32,541 
5,977 


2,475 
157 


824 
62 


6,941 
7,289 


15,412 
5,417 


230 
240 


330 

227 


112 
98 


143 
96 


45,330 
2,966 


10.467 


27,886 
1,369 


6,019 
4,448 


6,497 
4,422 


5,541 
404 


951 
693 


2,402 
3,015 


103 
124 


2,183 
2,239 


(x) 


797 


2,870 
8,049 


3.019 


1,045 
1,974 


4,^ 


(X) 


3.927 


1,432 
2,495 


6.873 


(x) 
(x) 


74,751 
3,414 

67,324 
4,013 

1,025 

9.741. 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
4,705 

5.545 


3,096 
2,449 

(x) 
14.529 


5,767 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


94,331 

91,664 

2,717 

3.006 


403 
2,603 


26,853 
24,622 
2,231 

12.609 
3,283 
9,326 

(x) 

1,754 
(x) 


4,655 
4,608 


8.285 
1,400 
6,385 


14,461 
4.724 


1,709 
3,015 


■  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 


Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


13.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments^  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  axd  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Bosiness:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Hi^mbcr) 


Sales. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolhxTs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnctors,* 

November 

(Humber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
{^lumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


ALLEN  COUNTY  (See  Fort  Wayne  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 


BARTHOLOMEW  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Automctive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CASS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) , 

Other  operating  types , 

CLINTON  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceri  es ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

DELAWARE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products), 

ELKHART  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies......... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

FLOYD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


6 

1,668 

185 

5 

669 

138 

i 

669 

95 

3 

479 

58 

11 

7,149 

454 

lA 

2,269 

75 

9 

7,385 

269 

3 
39 


24,502 


10,615 


4 

1,177 

45 

7 

894 

139 

4 

109 

22 

18 

8,435 

653 

15 

2,576 

53 

9 

6,445 

103 

5 

4,866 

65 

2,646 


774 
1,062 
810 

3,024 

5,977 


655 
5,322 


26,057 


7,158 
3,999 
1,306 
1,815 
2,133 
1,290 
1,010 
7,346 

2,136 
6,217 


2,256 
397 


4,504 


10,735 


220 
10,515 


1,719 
4,583 


41 
168 
73 

89 

207 


37 
170 


459 
623 
101 
341 
140 
55 
74 
679 

258 

154 


1,.594 


13 

1,212 

51 

4 

794 

110 

4 

266 

29 

4 

3,608 

111 

3 

554 

89 

9 

1,276 

252 

6 

1,147 

132 

3 

1,872 

161 

7 

1,844 

205 

16 

10,136 

454 

?1 

6,352 

200 

5 

1,541 

28 

4 

3,632 

53 

10 
866 


73 
103 


2 

13 

867 

5 

45 

2,284 

4 

9 

429 

8 

221 

13,292 

5 

23 

1,121 

7 

43 

2,086 

35 

1,158 

16 
58 
20 

25 

89 


135 
202 
28 
98 
53 
20 
32 
209 

73 
46 


u 

23 

1,068 

4 

36 

1,968 

2 

18 

554 

2 

30 

2,228 

,, 

24 

1,535 

? 

78 

4,122 

6 

41 

2,289 

39 

2,711 

4 

70 

3,730 

6 

121 

9,176 

?1 

60 

3,318 

5 

23 

794 

2 

28 

1,082 

19.884 


13.250 


09 

3,492 

44 

2,635 

31 

1,576 

19 

1,103 

93 

4,444 

28 

1,449 

15 

5,185 

21.237 


5.245 


784 
3,322 
1,139 

1,787 

3.786 


789 
2,997 


46,872 


8,046 
10,923 
1,548 
8,471 
2,846 
1,212 
1,492 
12,334 

5,790 
3,020 


348 
82 


2,636 


34.575 


29,381 


20,950 


16,728 


185 
16,543 

1,354 
2,868 


INDIANA 


13.11 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dy  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of"  operauott,  and  land  of  boaincss 


Estahlishments 


(Humber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThoiudnJ 
dollars) 


Pay  roU. 
entire  year 

{Thtmsand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,  • 
November 


iHumber) 


E*aid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(>Iumber) 


Payroll 

{Dollars) 


GRAOT  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

rtechinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  ternLlnals 

Other  operating  types 

HOUARD  COUNTY,  total 

Adidnlstrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total,... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

(fcnuf acturers '  sales  branches ,  offices , 

Petroleum  buUs  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

KNOX  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total , 

Parm  products  (edible) , 

Pann  products  (raw  materials ), , 

Other  operating  types , 

KOSCIUSKO  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products  ) , 

Other  operating  types , 

LAKE  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  vholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc,  leaf) 

AutCKotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n*e*c. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks  ) , 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types , 

LA  PCRTE  COUMTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


11,351 


2,867 

1,252 
577 
384 

1,469 
931 

3,871 

5,083 
5,899 


161 
175 
119 

25 
172 

8A 
299 

206 
93 


Jx)_ 


_Cxl_ 


JxL 


(x) 


22,831 


15,951 


(x) 


7,758 


3,876 
1,638 
2,2AA 

3,695 

4,204 


596 
3,608 


285 

202 
1,707 

3,226 

3,408 

774 


129,648 


12,739 
U,520 
15,630 
517 
11,852 

3,977 
3,871 
4,136 

10,515 
5,723 
3,253 

43,915 

19,312 


15,421 
3,891 

76,212 
9,294 


18,213 


1,486 


1,186 


(x) 


7 

2,345 

127 

5 

1,815 

222 

<; 

925 

63 

5 

1,090 

169 

3 

393 

81 

3 

254 

26 

5 

4,859 

243 

8 

4,270 

250 

i 

742 

67 

12 

3,652 

145 

3 

lis 

17 

6 

2,338 

71 

199 
251 
153 

141 

58 


50 

57 

409 


79 
112 
18 

11,025 


8,209 


549 

1,267 

1,183 

48 

187 

625 
164 
362 
874 
755 
282 
1,913 

1,339 


1,182 
157 


1,319 
158 


1,199 


10 

3,456 

167 

3 

723 

91 

4 

2,151 

270 

7 

917 

112 

3 

131 

14 

4 

830 

94 

11 

10,005 

451 

21 

5,758 

U5 

10 

3,780 

105 

4 

5,739 

178 

59 

3,203 

54 

3,287 

60 

3,230 

18 

550 

41 

3,360 

36 

1,582 

93 

5,045 

7? 

4,110 

51 

1,780 

00 


(x) 


2,249 


172 

369 

217 

19 

67 

197 
47 
103 
220 
192 
109 
537 


443 

40 


335 
48 


jxL 


(x) 


20,435 


49 

2,423 

68 

4,342 

24 

1,115 

56 

2,941 

31 

1,992 

10 

527 

46 

2,937 

78 

4,158 

19 

1,349 

41 

3,048 

6 

303 

30 

1,528 

3,562 
4,024 
2,698 

2,632 

1.032 


85 
947 


457 

526 

3,006 

1,511 

2,642 

427 

212.587 


156,044 


11,174 

24,013 

18,621 

967 

3,563 

11,180 
3,383 
7,965 

16,883 

14,619 
5,235 

38,431 

31,693 


28,839 
2,854 


21,965 
2,885 


6 

59 

3,297 

1 

30 

1,786 

1 

50 

4,736 

5 

36 

2,201 

1 

11 

269 

? 

30 

1,640 

10 

113 

6,833 

16 

47 

2,944 

6 

38 

2,274 

1 

37 

2,999 

13.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  a>jd  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kini>  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  lund  of  business 


MADISON  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.... 
Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials, 

VTaste  materials. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operat  ing  types 


MARION  COUNTY  (See  Indianapolis  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
MONTGOMERY  COUNTY,  total 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible). 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


NOBLE  COU^^^Y,  total... 
Merchant  wholesalers  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats, 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits,, 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n,e,c...., 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


ST.   JOSEPH  COUNTY  (See  South  Bend  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

TIPPECANOE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  winen,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Wa^te  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bul'/.  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),. 
Other  operating  types. .,...,.,. .,., 


VANDERBURGH  COUNTY  (See  Evansville  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
VIGO  COUNTY  (See  Terre  Haute  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

WABASH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Farm  products  (ed  ible ) 

Autcraotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials). 


Other  operating  types 

WAYNE  COUNTY,  total... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (ed Ible ) 

Beer,  w'nes,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tlreu  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n,e,c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


Establishments 


(>iumfaCT) 


4 

3,063 

196 

6 

913 

65 

1,888 

190 

302 

30 

11 

1,436 

254 

637 

86 

274 

15 

15 

3,841 

290 

30 

5,808 

163 

10 

11,662 

136 

5 

2,504 

314 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


32,328 


12,354 


974 

230 

3,336 

2,234 
8,160 
6,557 


5,092 


506 
652 
585 
687 
2,662 

1,895 

1,071 
756 


11 

5,978 

378 

6 

3,693 

356 

4 

1,266 

64 

9 

1,796 

279 

4 

994 

119 

3 

856 

58 

17 

4,636 

448 

17 

4,522 

141 

11 

9,068 

327 

7 

939 

83 

3,050 


1,310 
209 
212 

1,319 

2,231 
4,859 


697 
4,162 

5,519 

38,518 


_i9,255. 


6,368 
3,648 
1,115 
1,018 
958 
817 
3,292 
1,723 
10,316 

1,771 
3,692 
3,600 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,126 


126 
31 
198 

65 
23 
181 


45 
63 
49 


12 
137 


2,632 


2,386 


357 

396 

86 

95 

120 
81 
227 
160 
364 


Active 
propnetoro,* 
November 

{Humbcr) 


1 

43 

3,643 

10 

33 

1,268 

3 

43 

3,142 

2 

11 

685 

8 

94 

4,912 

.. 

24 

1,567 

8 

6 

194 

11 

101 

5,493 

22 

52 

2,947 

2 

60 

2,407 

1 

138 

4,689 

f^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


7 

118 

7,500 

5 

105 

7,046 

5 

30 

1,309 

8 

97 

5,645 

1 

43 

2,298 

., 

35 

1,322 

7 

139 

8,980 

15 

47 

2,733 

5 

94 

7,967 

.. 

36 

2,207 

11 

491 

23 

976 

24 

1,425 

23 

1,375 

41 

1,446 

10 

624 

25 

1,305 

10 

830 

128 
144 
25 
31 
40 
25 
65 


Fayioli 

{Dollars) 


12,620 


2,896 

603 

3,743 

1,446 

428 

3,504 


47,016 


34,109 


10,737 


4,553 


1,982 
328 
314 

1,929 

1,468 
3,016 


212 
2,804 


1,700 
48,296 


43,835 


6,789 
7,810 
1,381 
1,725 
2,143 
1,560 
3,917 
3,612 
14,898 

853 
2,140 
1,468 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 


X  withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


IOWA 


CONTENTS 


Table  Page 

101  The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 14-. 02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business l^.O-i 

Cedar  Rapids  Metropolitan'  Area 1'4.0'+ 

Davenport -Rock  Island-Moline  Metropolitan  Area 14-. 04- 

Des  Moines  Metropolitan  Area l-i.OS 

Sioux  City  Metropolitan  Area 14-. 06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — ^merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 1-4 .  06 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 14- .  09 


age 


Benton  County 14.09 

Black  Hawk  County 14.09 

Buena  Vista  County 14. 10 

Calhoun  County 14.10 

Carroll  County 14.10 

Cass  County 14-. 10 

Cerro  Gordo  County 14.10 

Clay  County 14.10 

Clinton  County 14 .  10 

Crawford  Coimty 14.10 

Dallas  County 14.10 

Des  Moines  County 14.11 

Dubuque  County 14.11 

Fayette  County 14-. 11 

Floyd  County 14.11 

Guthrie  County 14.11 

Hancock  County 14 .  11 

Hardin  County 14.11 

Harrison  County 14.11 

Humboldt  County 14.12 

Jasper  County 14.12 

Johnson  Coxmty 14.12 

Kossuth  Co\inty 14 .  12 


Lee  County 

Linn  County  (See  Cedar  Rapids 
Metropolitan  Area . ) • . . 

Marshall  County 

Muscatine  Co\mty 

O'Brien  County 

Page  County 

Pocahontas  County 

Polk  County  (See  Des  Moines 
Metropolitan  Area. ) 

Pottawattamie  County. 

Poweshiek  County 

Sac  County 

Scott  County 

Shelby  County 

Story  County 

Tama  County 

Wapello  County 

Webster  County 

Woodbury  County  (See  Sioux  City 
Metropolitan  Area. ) 

Wright  County 


Page 
14.12 

14.04 
14.12 
14.12 
14.12 
14.13 
14.13 

14.05 
14.13 
14.13 
14.13 
14.13 
14.13 
14.13 
14.13 
14.14 
14.14 

14.06 

14.14 


14.01 


14.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pav  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. 

1939. 
1929. 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLiaiMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

(irain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

TVpe  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioneiy,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dnigs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Faints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  gocds,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods * . 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork.* 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,   supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,    equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap ) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>Jumber) 


23 

5,930 


5,790 
4,946 


1,932 
43 


263 
53 

1,310 
285 

1,594 


53 

678 
863 


1,975 


355 
149 


5 
5 
6 
7 
14 

54 
243 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thoiwand 
doltdrs) 


3,366,206 


4,473 
3,361,733 


737,208 
1,043,316 


933,373 
e7,506 


360,141 


240,071 
120,070 

256,450 
728,292 

1,055,971 


49,028 
336,379 
670,564 


960,879 


169,080 


142,979 

4,572 

965 

7,690 

12,874 

136,934 
35,555 

25,518 


15,007 
3,495 
2,116 
4,900 

38,822 


2,772 
5,643 
1,434 


3,505 
1,523 


13.235 


1,994 

3,528 

394 

353 

6,966 

107,246 
52,432 


45,881 
22,486 


27,096 
25,847 


11,892 
5,405 
U,585 

85,091 


9,151 
14,596 
27,227 
22,381 
7,190 
4,546 

4,080 

29,674 


18,791 
10,883 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
doUan) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


114,495 


112,756 


35,358 


29,245 
6,113 

26,351 
8,575 


2.846 
11,746 
13,186 


114,495 


14,201 


11,076 

477 

268 

721 

1,659 

16,653 

6,388 

3,825 


1,921 
650 
269 
985 

2,679 

1,562 


40' 
851 
3IX 


600 
229 


2,475 


337 

497 

98 

144 

1,399 

3,412 
11,563 


5,103 
3,539 


8.106 


4,060 
4,048 


536 

468 

2,793 

14,367 


1,826 
2,491 
2,602 
4,276 
2,058 
1,11A 

431 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12.1 
6.3 


12.2 
5.1 

10.3 
1.2 


5.8 
3.5 
2.0 


8.4 


7.7 
10.4 
27.8 

9.4 
12.9 

12.2 
18.0 

15.0 


12.8 
18.6 
12.7 
20.1 

6.9 


14.7 
15.1 
21.2 


17.1 
15.0 


18.7 


16.9 
14.1 
24.9 
40.8 
20.1 

3.2 

22.0 


11.1 
15.7 


15.3 


15.0 
15.7 


4.5 
8.6 

19.1 


1,683 
1,767 


20.0 
17.1 
9.6 
19.1 
28.6 
24.5 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Noveni' 
ber 

(Mura- 
ber) 


4,118 
99,434 


31,690 
40,839 


61,470 


60,678 
792 


14,379 


12,462 
1,917 

7,703 
3,592 

12,290 


1,162 
6,053 
5,075 


61,470 


8,488 


6,853 

244 

58 

416 

917 

8,447 
2,305 

2.224 


1,181 
227 
123 
693 

1,278 

964 


200 
590 
174 


494 
128 


1,421 


135 
230 
60 
64 
832 

1,421 
6,958 


2,663 
1,621 


5.037 


2,652 
,385 


212 

280 
1,429 

7,960 


1,094 
1,397 
1,194 
2,418 
1,334 
523 

276 


9.0] 
16.2 


942 
959 


4,418 


4,418 


4,306 
2,560 


1,420 
27 


6 
6 

1,689 
271 


2 

232 
765 


1,447 


113 


17 
36 
5 
27 
28 

335 
124 


49 
156 


_11 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
Q^mhtr) 


34,947 


1,135 
33,812 


23,036 
n.a. 


19,615 
250 


3,617 
488 


2,794 
1,850 


458 
2,280 
2,460 


2,840 


2,286 

97 

26 

160 

271 

3,130 
705 


423 
103 
28 
233 


74 
194 
90 


156 
36 


25 

26 

237 

375 
2,311 


723 
446 


1.4?4 


373 
621 


41 

65 

406 


329 
291 
276 
751 
461 
196 


345 
369 


July  15 

(Number) 


1,170 
34,963 


24,421 


20,671 


20,400 

271 


3,833 
493 

2,777 
1,331 


515 
2,252 
2,591 


2,906 


2,347 
101 
26 
158 

274 

3,527 

776 


31 
234 


69 
200 
86 


130 
35 


62 
89 
24 
23 
230 

365 
2,295 


450 
1.541 


886 
655 


65 

478 

2.348 


327 
288 
300 
764 
465 
204 


360 
399 


Nov.  IS 
(T^umber) 


36,165 


1,137 
35,028 


24,281 


20,575 


20,312 
263 


3,758 
504 

2,804 
1,907 


560 
2,286 
2,634 


20,575 


2,867 


2,296 
103 
32 
162 
274 

3,354 
734 


191 
86 


141 
38 


60 
93 
24 
22 
239 

437 
2,346 


731 
451 


1,55? 


879 
676 


43 

65 

460 

2.332 


331 
287 
309 
755 
457 
193 


347 
.371 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(DolWs) 


1,868,284 


74,729 
1,793,555 


1,103,118 


1,089,596 
13,522 

258,686 


225,091 
33,595 

141,348 
65,221 

225,182 


18,781 
113,877 
92,524 


1,103,113 


155 .459 


127,060 

4,729 

917 

7,639 

15,114 

147,262 
40,378 

39,019 


21,729 
4,171 
1,757 

11,362 

23,701 


4,108 
11,004 
2,906 

11,533 


,254 
2,279 


29.520 


4,166 
5,407 
1,140 
1,263 
17,544 

22,160 
126,255 

81.7?7 


45,338 
36,339 


83.942 


45,049 
38,893 


3,104 
3,954 
21,983 

137.818 


19,041 
23.121 
20,246 
41,748 
24,744 
8,918 

5,181 


17,440 
15,210 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


1,985.860 


78,057 
1,907,803 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,133,579 


1,166,844 
16,735 


273,045 


242,183 
35,357 

146,787 
67,214 

232,178 


22,219 

m,470 
98,489 


1,133,579 


165,984 


136,340 
4,703 
1,029 
7,746, 
16,166 

168,967 
47,620 

40,707 


23,494 
3,616 
1,922 

11,675 

24,189 
18,846 


4,296 
11,769 
2,781 

10,413 


8,165 
2,243 


23,969 


,125 

4,919 

1,455 

1,070 

17,400 

21,988 
126,978 


47,375 
31,227 


91.386 


46,731 
44,655 


5,786 
4,387 
27,665 

148.441 


21,497 
23,995 
22,098 
45,092 
26,310 
9,449 

5,293 


19,207 
17,387 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrj) 


1,979,433 


77,572 
1,901,861 


1,172,281 


1,153,213 
14,068 


275,336 


238,751 
36,585 

147,825 
68,783 

237,636 


24,966 
113,644 
99,026 


1,172,281 


161.030 


131,462 

4,945 

1,168 

7,739 

15,766 

158,521 
43,583 

40.559 


23,507 
4,044 
1,747 

11,261 

24,385 
18.145 


3,490 
11,879 
2,776 

11.537 


9,230 
2,357 


31.159 


4,497 
6,024 
1,304 
1,066 
18,268 

25,354 
131,359 

75.328 


46,135 
29,193 


98.003 


46,737 
51,266 


33.005 


3,294 
4,221 
25,490 

147,391 


19,961 
23,968 
23,446 
46,733 
24,325 
8,958 

5,407 


34.611 
18,052 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3 
137,735 

47,836 
68,564 


83,438 


82,422 
1,016 

12,751 


12,751 


21,306 
1,107 

19.133 


1,181 
13,223 
4,729 


15,055 


13,549 

379 

32 

132 

963 

3,096 
1,417 

3.635 


2,037 
633 
185 
780 

1,942 


284 
655 
227 


624 
235 


2.020 


297 

486 

64 

75 

1,098 

3,483 
10,676 


8.941 
6,449 
2,492 

9.451 


5,366 
4,085 


1.761? 


1 

584 

1,175 


11.006 
l.iii 
2,238 

2,813 

1,233 

752 

444 

1.819 


1,064 
755 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


IOWA 


14.03 


Tabic  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  lund  ot'  business 


lype  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutcD  Diles     other  motor  vehicles 

Jtauseraent,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Fann  supplies 

Jeweljv 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionary,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Elec  trical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

FaiTD  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  ccnfectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Comnercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   ^iijjplles 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),   total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Wool,  mohair 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

ADMINISIRAITVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(dumber) 


U2 

17 


673 

389 
6 
25 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doHars) 


95,  U3 
35,887 
<1,504 
3,698 
2,024 
34,563 
952 
3,699 
9,616 


240,071 


29,339 
27,740 
2,256 
15,802 
6,825 
5,696 
7,864 

75.501 


9,481 

59,130 

737 

6,153 

69,046 


7,132 
61,914 


120,070 


1,373 
19,951 

7,472 
12,414 
78,860 

728,292 


46,228 
13,595 


642,005 


545,333 
96,673 

2,014 
2,936 
3,286 

4,076 


192 
1,370 
2,514 

14,151 

1,055,971 


104,075 
1,138 


938,606 


333,331 
1,391 

586,408 
1,361 
9,095 

12,152 


4,473 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dolldri) 


12,113 


3,797 
893 
742 
195 

3,963 
148 
988 

1,387 


29,245 


3,280 

3,287 
416 

1,366 
428 
553 

1,352 

8.436 


3,073 

3,782 

113 

1,463 

10,127 


573 
9,554 

6,1U 


235 
525 
627 
369 

4,357 

8,575 


1,085 
516 


5,413 


4,649 
764 

129 

272 
166 


24 

140 
271 

557 

27,778 


6,908 
59 


18,834 


11,510 

128 

6,552 

121 

523 

1,977 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.7 

10.6 
19.8 
20.1 
9.6 
11.5 
15.5 
25.3 
14.4 


12.2 


11.2 
11.8 
18.4 
8.6 
6.3 
9.7 
17.2 

11.2 


32.4 
6.4 
15.3 
23.8 

14.7 


5.1 


17.1 
2.6 
8.4 
3.0 
5.5 

1.2 


2.3 
3.8 


0.8 
0.8 

6.4 
9.3 
5.0 


12.5 
10.2 
10.8 


6.6 
5.2 


3.4 
9.2 
1.1 
8.8 
5.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Noveni' 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


5,963 

530 
547 
123 
1,857 
73 
406 
719 


12,462 


1,648 
1,384 
250 
920 
207 
333 
656 

5,266 


2,229 

2,158 

91 

788 

1,796 


271 
1,525 


1,917 


209 
123 
244 
233 
1,108 

3,592 


508 
216 


1,797 
301 

64 
130 
36 


13 
62 
161 


3,194 


3,166 
28 

8,274 


5,947 
59 

1,947 
63 
258 

822 


334 

3,653 

131 


163 

24 
12 

2 
62 

7 
10 
22 


134 
7 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest  — 


March  15    July  IS 
(J^umber)  (T^umber) 


1,990 

196 
233 

37 
615 

18 
132 
289 


440 

4/.6 
75 

293 
60 
99 

198 


508 

660 

16 

274 


96 
452 


30 
23 

60 

55 

320 


127 
43 


1,488 


1,400 
88 

20 
35 

9 


5 
15 
34 

74 

5,198 


1,643 


1,627 

16 


3,223 


2,236 
39 
334 
28 
86 

332 


78 

,031 

26 


2,096 


513 
200 
231 

44 
665 

20 
130 
293 


462 
561 

83 
302 

60 
104 
223 

1,475 


510 

673 

20 

272 


95 
468 


29 
23 
62 
57 
322 

1,831 


127 
38 


,353 
107 

19 
33 

15 


5,358 


1,808 
10 


3,171 


2,212 
28 
807 
33 
91 

369 


1,170 


35 

1,050 

25 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


2,225 
510 
200 
285 

32 
707 

20 
139 
332 


527 
461 

75 
294 

64 
108 
212 


518 

669 

23 

264 


81 
462 


38 
24 
57 
60 
325 


127 
42 


1,431 
97 

20 
32 

16 


5,480 


1,916 
22 


3,222 


2,241 
25 
321 
39 
96 

320 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  IS        July  15 
(Dollars)        (Dollars) 


118,954 
31,515 

9,836 
11,015 

2,099 
29,691 

1,426 

7,596 
25,776 


225,091 


25,795 

22,325 
4,247 

18,593 
3,917 
5,898 

11,123 

102,242 


'.si  366 

40,60j 

1,123 

15,144 

30,951 


4,973 
25,978 


33,595 


3,215 
2,078 
3,612 
4,648 
20,042 

65,221 


7,885 
3,937 


34,591 
5,564 

379 

2,777 

315 

4,638 


206 
1,401 
3,031 


225,182 


56 , 192 


55,694 
498 


154,505 


111,834 

1,210 

36,545 

1,078 

3,838 

14,485 


85 

1,027 

25 


5,427 

67 , 179 

2,123 


130,764 


34,072 
10,490 
10,891 
2,683 
34,262 
1,407 
7,980 
23,979 


242,188 


23,205 

29,514 
5,026 

19,54J 
3,496 
6,101 

13,741 

101,690 


43,372 

41,287 

1,622 

15,409 

34,372 


5,8U 
29,059 


35,857 


3,157 
2,347 
4,170 
4,767 
21,416 

67,214 


7,955 
3,308 


35,046 
6,255 

842 
2,587 
1,075 


232 
1,268 
2,937 

5,209 

232,178 


64,821 
306 


152,218 


109,830 

976 

36,226 

910 

4,276 

14,833 


78,057 


6,420 

69,491 

2,146 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


132,304 
34,807 

9,857 
11,777 

1,325 
35,685 

1,453 

8,043 
29,357 


238,751 


32,447 

21,981 
4,857 

20,172 
4,303 
6,384 

13,730 

100,364 


42,580 

40,288 

2,297 

15,199 

34,513 


4,274 
30,239 


36,585 


4,045 
2,345 
3,912 
4,192 
22,091 

63,783 


8,674 
4,004 


42,719 


36,793 
5,926 

907 
2,496 
1,115 

3.437 


243 
1,290 
1,904 


237,636 


63.206 


67,435 
721 


154,727 


111,347 

1,055 

36,330 

1,051 

4,444 

14,703 


5,232 

69, 170 

2,120 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


0,466 

L,6li 

553 

258 

35 

2,040 

162 

388 

994 


12,751 


747 
1,069 
412 
1,694 
406 
266 
933 

5,295 


624 

4,013 

33 

620 

1,929 


212 
1,717 


1,107 


323 
628 


23 
9 


17 
21 
27 


1,705 


1,700 
5 


16.213 


13,461 

177 

1,942 

373 

260 

1,215 


brokerage  or  commission  received. 


14.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

EsTABLISHMENTts  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeREONT^EL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  baaincss 


CEDJW  RAPIDS  mrmoPOLlTAN  AREA,  '  total 

Administrative^   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establlshjnents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISlMENtS 

l^e  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  f aim  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioneiy,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible )  

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

DAVENPORT -ROCK  ISLAND-MDLINE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLiaiMENTS 

Type  of  OperatlcD 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Aasemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

fleer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  snd  Its  products 

Autonotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work   (exc.   scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionei7,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  ccnfectlonery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolUrs) 


4 
227 


137 
29 


3 
376 


221 

74 


79,134 
32.422 


8,787 
23,635 

8,298 
13,506 
9,162 


79,134 


21,885 
4,794 
2,854 
3,355 

i,ao 

4,127 
4,722 
3,518 
3,588 

11,772 
2,423 

14,886 

8,787 


4,147 
2,740 
1,900 

13,506 


9,245 
4,261 


M 


(x) 


288,953 


113,839 
123,730 


68,899 
54,831 

24,499 

25,017 
1,868 


113.839 


20,050 
14,069 
8,532 
2,634 
6,121 
2,840 
3,455 

12,883 
1,558 
7,007 

10,937 
2,380 
6,955 

U,418 

68,899 


8,866 
614 

2,025 
41,741 
15,653 

25,017 


6,322 
4,697 
13,998 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


8,843 


281 
8,562 


6,200 
1,480 


828 
652 

536 
168 
178 


6,200 


1,281 
436 
182 
296 
126 

481 
473 
347 
198 
1,265 
239 
B76 

828 


199 
450 
179 


49 
119 


153 
13,386 


7,899 
4,294 


3,444 
850 

536 

568 
89 


7,899 


1,192 
876 
629 
205 
132 
286 
587 

856 
81 

635 
1,467 
155 
236 
562 

3.444 


420 
70 
201 
1,918 
835 

568 


60 
214 
294 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Humhcr) 


145 
2 


Paid  emplovees  and  pay  loU,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


2.660 


75 
2,585 


1,857 
413 


230 
183 

176 
49 
90 


1,857 


394 
US 

57 
113 

31 

172 

132 
91 
52 

351 
61 

285 


64 
114 
52 


36 

4,098 


2,467 
1,286 


1,039 
247 

160 
150 
35 


396 
272 
192 
72 
<M 
79 
187 

2U 
30 

2M 

431 
M 
73 

172 

1.039 


14« 
23 
60 

S30 

260 


Payroll 
(Dollori) 


161.712 


4,686 
157,026 


112,585 
28.063 


15,374 
12,689 

9,945 
3,073 
3,360 


112,585 


23,705 
6,488 
3,431 
5,465 
2,414 

8,742 
9,153 
7,074 
3,150 

22,948 
3,867 

16,148 

15,374 


3,835 
8,334 
3,205 


793 
2,280 

259,077 


2,782 
256,295 


151,189 
83,432 


66,461 
16,971 

10,376 
9,687 
1,6U 


151,189 


22,434 
16,819 
12,9*3 
3,698 
2,462 
5,833 
10,970 

15,101 
1,875 

14,906 

25,782 
3,857 
4,325 

10,184 

66.461 


8,389 

1,445 
4,058 
36,017 
16,552 

9,687 


1,089 

2,741 
5,857 


IOWA 


14.05 


Tabic  102.--STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNUL,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION   AND  KiND  OF  BuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolian  irea.  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  bunneu 


DES  HOINES  METOOPOUTAN  AREA,'   total. 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  E^TABUSlMErfrS 

Type  of  Operation 

Herchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (vrith  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,   sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,    food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,   varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture  (household ,  office ) 

Home  furnishings,   floor  coverings 

Paper  ana  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,   apparatus,   supplies 

Electrical  appliances,   specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,    supplies 

Camerclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equi{Hiient 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Professional  equipment,    supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipanent,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  Euerchant  wholesalers ^ 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

jtnuaement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleian  and  products 

Merchant  \^olesalers,  n.e.c 

Hamif acturers '   sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  ccnfectlca^ery,  meats 

Electrical  goods 

Luniber,  constructicn  materials 

Machinery,  equiiment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks),   total 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  canfectlcmery,  meats 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,   sx^kplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Sea  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


10 
573 


353 

102 


Sales,  entire  year       Pay  roll,  enure  year 


(TfiouMnd  doUdrs) 


(x) 


255,127 
188,997 


127,519 
61,478 

25,733 
93,902 
18,533 


?55,127 


35.855 


29,199 

693 

441 

3,150 

2,372 

17,868 
6,815 


5,G41 
i,ii87 
1,627 

6,770 
2,370 


2,822 
993 

6,330 
10,529 

27,960 


(Thousand  dblUirs) 


Cx) 


(x) 


U,289 
13,671 


5,126 
6,114 


■;^,562 


4,051 
8,077 
16,991 
10,912 
2,102 
2,429 

5,121 


4,168 
953 


50,408 


19,M7 

2,185 

791 

14,289 
1,684 

11,522 

127,519 


12,739 
747 
4,741 
27,898 
81,344 

61,478 


1,373 
16,272 
43,833 

93,902 


25,753 

6,958 

1,458 

233 

59,500 


25,917 


17,911 
6,091 


5,324 
767 

813 
7U 
388 


17,911 


1.459 


950 

29 

35 

217 

228 

1,648 
503 


Active  propric 

tors.*  November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 


Cx) 


380 
79 
324 

U9 
263 


402 
45 

700 
1,315 

1.895 


847 
1,048 


1,567 


198 
461 

4,037 


489 
765 
881 
1,159 
481 
252 


299 
171 


82? 
168 
84 
410 
116 
414 

5,324 


566 
27 
298 

1,953 
2,480 

767 


209 

82 

476 


290 
71 
59 
15 

279 


M 


U) 


7,969 


5,577 
1,729 


1,559 
170 

277 

24 

145 


5,577 


Pay  roll 
(Dnlldri) 

(x) 


343 
10 
21 
80 
58 

:>15 
126 


141 
15 
99 

57 
58 


U5 
11 

218 
485 


214] 
261 


39 
155 


1.085 


157 
142 
192 

351 
171 
72 


230 
66 
44 

134 
32 

126 

1,559 


180 
11 
90 
531 
747 


38 

17 
105 


18 

18 

9 

124 


(x) 


491,650 


339,605 
115,619 


101,084 
14,535 

15,623 
U,731 
7,072 


339,605 


28.151 


18,991 

529 

832 

4,041 

3,758 

31.752 
9,440 


7,753 
1,055 
5,254 

2,987 
5,128 

6.189 
7,442 


15,504 
25,010 

32.838 


15,327 
17,511 


29,032 
11.983 


2,683 
9,300 


75.976 


9,194 
12,238 
17,262 
24,103 
9,512 
3,667 


8.399 
5,474 
2,925 


41,154 
16,616 
3,769 
1,562 
10,009 
2,379 
6,819 

101,084 


10,873 
567 
6,246 
36,752 
46,646 

14,535 


4,045 
1,612 
8,878 

13^31 


4,818 
1,330 
1,236 
260 
6,087 


14.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.bs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  are^  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


Establishments 
Piumha) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(^Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(T^umber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


SIOUX  CITY  METHOPOLIIiN  ilREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ' 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Jlgents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioneiy,  meats 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Jigents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Linn  County, 

^  Consists  of  Rock  Islsnd  County,   111.,  and  Scott  County,   Iowa 

^  Coextensive  with  Polk  County. 

'  Coextensive  with  Woodbury  County. 


746,508 


ll.,799 


188 
32 
35 
43 
36 


165,590 

22,121 

7,649 

409,886 

141,262 


165,590 


8,195 
1,398 

287 
1,066 

853 


8,195 


25,238 
18,992 
2,919 
3,537 
1,902 
2,464 
1,289 

62,913 
3,342 

U,098 

11,156 
2,197 
4,597 
3,259 

10,687 

409,886 


995 
1,473 
222 
296 
61 
199 
120 

859 
548 
563 
1,076 
88 
582 
206 
907 

1,066 


7,576 

397,689 

4,621 


85 
921 
60 


142 
4 
39 
58 
30 


2,608 

407 

99 

316 

263 


2,608 


310 
467 
66 
95 
28 
68 
40 

264 
147 
171 
272 

22 
186 

96 
376 


19 

287 
10 


172,407 

27,403 

5,622 

21,134 

17,202 


172,407 


18,586 
28,269 
4,092 
5,676 
1,223 
3,386 
2,238 

16,904 
8,682 

10,707 

25,143 
1,304 

10,230 
4,231 

31,736 

21,134 


1,720 
18,369 
1,045 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


•^^^=^=^==^=^^^^== 

Total                                                                               1 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Esublish- 

ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThouMiid 
dollar.) 

Pajr  roU, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Aaivc 

proprietors,  • 

November 

(>(umber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tbousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tluiusand 
dollars) 

Employees 

(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

State,  total 

6^003 

3.366,206 

103,552 

4,418 

36.165 

1.979.433 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

Adair  County 

23 

5,980 

32 

13 
28 

30 

4,473 
3,361,733 

11,467 
1,720 
10,187 

3.812 

4,118 
99,434 

196 
33 

100 

165 

4,418 

33 
12 
23 

29 

1,137 
35,028 

109 
18 
59 

87 

77,572 
1,901,861 

3,466 
594 

1,715 

3.222 

1,975 

5 
2 

4 

8 

9^0,879 

845 
(x) 
332 

1.036 

4,005 

27 
11 
24 

22 

2,400,854 

10,622 
(xi 

9,855 

Appanoose  County 

2.776 

Id 
12 

29 
52 

15A 

2,910 
902 

10,559 
17,042 

(x) 

129 
36 

135 
520 

(x) 

14 
15 

33 

37 

M 

61 
26 

58 
241 

(x) 

2,524 
698 

2,209 
8,908 

(x) 

5 
3 

3 
7 

553 
483 

88 
1,840 

9 

26 

45 

Remainder  of  County 

419 
10,471 

15,202 

Black  Hawk  County 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

1 
153 

11 
126 

16 

A3 

(x) 
73,698 

2,001 
67,714 

3,983 

(x) 
4,766 

131 
4,5U 

121 

255 

(x) 
96 
11 
73 
12 

32 

(x) 

1,442 

61 

1,329 

52 

135 

(x) 
87,061 

2,242 
82,555 

2,264 

5.392 

107 

8 

96 

3 

8 

48,981 

1,316 

47,272 

393 

1.564 

46 
3 
30 
13 

35 

24,717 
685 

20,442 

3,590 

16027 

18 
25 

^2 

4,737 
12,854 

19,491 

139 
116 

657 

16 
16 

43 

65 

70 

350 

3,027 
2,365 

15.381 

6 
2 

9 

(xi 
(x) 

2.305 

12 
23 

33 

(x) 

(x) 

Bremer  County 

17086 

42 
62 

6)337 
13,154 

8,251 

30.489 

102 
555 

197 

462 

9 
34 

40 

47 

47 
303 

90 

143 

2,383 
12,998 

4,082 

8.468 

2 
7 

12 

15 

(x( 
(x) 

1,540 

3.516 

24 
30 
47 

(X) 

(x) 

6,711 

26.973 

34 

18,760 
11,729 

352 

110 

19 
28 

99 
44 

6,514 
1,954 

9 

6 

2,032 
1,484 

28 

Remainder  of  CoiUity 

10,249 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


IOWA 


14.07 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roli,  and  Personnel — Total;  Estabushmbnts  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Mumber) 


Sales, 
eotitc  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 


?iy  roll, 
cntifc  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(Number) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Htmhcr) 


Pay  roll 

(OoIInri) 


Establish- 
ments 


(J^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Butler  County 

Calhoun  County, 

Carroll  County 

Carroll 

Remaicder  of  County 

Cass  County 

Atlantic 

Remainder  of  County 

Cedar  County 

Cerro  Gordo  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Mason  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Cherokee  County 

Cherokee 

Remainder  of  County 

Chickasaw  County 

Clarke  County 

Clay  County 

Spencer 

Remainder  of  County 

Clayton  County 

Clinton  County 

Clinton 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

Dallas  County 

Perry 

Remainder  of  County 

Davis  County 

Decatur  County 

Dela-^are  County 

Des  rtoines 

Burlington 

Remainder  of  County 

Dickinson  County 

IXlbuque  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Dubuque 

Renainder  of  County 

Bmnet  County 

Esthervllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

Oelwein 

Remainder  of  County 

Floyd  County 

Charles  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Franklin  County 

Hampton 

Remainder  of  County 

Fremont  County 

Greene  County 

Grundy  County 

Guthrie  County 

Hamilton  County 

Webster  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Hancock  County 

Hardin  County 

Iowa  Falls 

Remainder  of  Cour,ty 

Harrison  County 

Henry  County 

Mount  Pleasant 

Remainder  of  County 

Howard  County 

Humboldt  County 

Ida  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1 
113 
79 
34 


125 
106 
19 


17,157 
21,518 


31.681 


13,  U8 
18,533 


11,516 
8,540 

10,362 

(x) 


(x) 

54,922 
42,867 
12,055 

23.971 


9,298 
14,673 
18,470 

3,830 

30,666 


20,114 
10,552 

14,725 

23.768 


14,014 
9,774 


11,996 


9,588 
11,005 

5,U4 
4,549 
8,230 

35.040 


30,672 
,368 


10,633 
(x) 


(x) 

65,798 

60,405 

5,393 

18.297 


9,749 
8,548 


14,491 


,166 
10,325 

17,832 


11,999 
5,833 


4,918 
13,892 

6,052 
16,374 

7,321 
17,161 

21.237 


7,952 
13,235 


26,780 
28,^318 


9,445 
13,873 

10,856 

12.334 


7,425 
4,909 


16,990 
21,806 


229 
274 


110 
117 


4,249 
4,664 


1,149 
2,044 


290 
331 


137 
116 


5,679 
5,344 


3,707 
3,199 


264 
73 


111 
34 


5,455 
1,337 


3,140 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
2,376 
2,076 
300 

310 


(x) 


121 

189 
201 
65 


481 
120 


1.042 


795 
247 


197 
216 

85 
79 
184 

2.082 


,928 
154 


212 
3.682 


102 
3,580 
3,268 

312 

584 


436 

148 


146 
199 


280 
79 


81 
168 

123 
203 
211 
298 


123 

197 


400 
325 


137 
210 


111 
99 

303 
222 
65 


(x) 


884 
748 
136 


(x) 

46,087 

40,865 

5,222 

4.646 


23,516 
22,161 
1,355 

3.184 


1,826 
2,820 
4,539 
1,322 


3,184 


3,196 
(xi 


185 

68 


152 
362 


9,514 

2,360 


265 
97 


13,565 
5,127 

5,960 

8,411 


4,748 
697 


3,219 
9,055 


116 
109 

64 
52 
91 


4,326 
4,085 

1,777 
1,546 
3,844 


8,258 
797 

1,587 

1,699 


1,486 
213 


(x) 
515 

19.394 


653 
57 


38,518 
2,871 

3,615 

68,534 


(x) 


30 

1,204 

1,060 

144 


1,796 
66,738 
60,615 

6,123 

10,887 


185 

67 


8,120 
2,767 


6.318 


30,801 
27,365 
3,436 

2,944 


2,944 


2,651 
3,667 


U6 
39 


5,246 
1,598 


1,105 
1,647 

2.913 


2,309 
604 


26 

77 

74 
75 
184 


53 
126 


1,328 
3,279 

1,877 
3,292 
3,873 
5,872 

8.260 


118 
696 

(x) 

403 

1,112 

219 

583 


"iSO" 
155 


2,377 
5,883 


7,070 
13,026 


(x) 

2,707 
6,259 


7,001 
6,025 


4,125 
2,134 


174 
101 

40 


1,967 
1,912 

6,692 
4,243 
1,369 


(x) 

2,371 
(xi 
1,263 


16,008 
19,474 


9,441 
15,334 


8,636 
8,540 

(x) 


31,406 
20,706 
10,700 

20,787 


6,114 
14,673 
15,274 
(xi 

25,221 


15,366 
9,855 

11,506 

14.733 


5,756 
8,977 


10,409 
18,894 


8,102 
10,792 

4,877 
(xi 
7,715 


(x) 


8,473 


34,997 

33,040 

1,957 

15.353 
67105 
8,548 

11.739 


3,061 
3,678 

14.919 


9,690 
5,229 


4,800 
13,196 

(x) 

15,971 
6,209 
16,942 

20.654 

(x) 

24,073 

22,059 


16,739 
10,253 

-^ 
(x) 

14,619 
(xi 
6,346 


14.08  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  apoj  Personnel — Total;  Estabushments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


( 


County  and  dty 


Iowa  County 

Jackson  County 

Jasper  County 

Nevton 

Remainder  of  County 

Jefferson  County 

Fairfield 

Remainder  of  Coun"ty 

Jotmson  County 

Iowa  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Jones  County 

Keokuk  County 

Kossuth  County 

Algona 

Remainder  of  County 

Lee  County 

Port  Madison 

KeolOik 

Remainder  of  County 

Linn  Comity 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Cedar  Rapids 

Marlon 

Remainder  of  County 

Louisa  County 

Lucas  County 

Charlton 

Remainder  of  County 

Lyon  County 

Madison  County 

Mahaska  County 

Oskaloosa 

Remainder  of  County 

Marlon  County 

Knoxvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Marshall  County 

Marshalltown 

Remainder  of  County 

Mills  County 

Mitchell  County 

Monona  County 

Monroe  County 

Albia 

Remainder  of  County 

Montgomery  County 

Red  Oak 

Remainder  of  County 

Muscatine  County 

Muscatine 

Remainder  of  County 

0 'Brlen  County 

Osceola  County 

Page  County 

Clarlnda 

Shenandoah 

Remainder  of  County 

Palo  Alto  County 

Plymouth  County 

Le  Mars 

Remainder  of  County 

Pocahontas  County 

Polk  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Des  Moines 

Remainder  of  County 

Pottawattamie  County 

Counc 11  Bluffs 

Remainder  of  County 

Poweshiek  County 

Qrlnnell 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humhcr) 


227 

192 

5 

30 


10 
573 
530 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CThouund 
doDilri) 


5,183 
5,875 


16.532 


3,i82 
13,050 


3,270 
2,599 


20.612 


7,278 
13,334 

11,962 
3,258 

33,521 


li,C8C 
19,441 


3,881 
6,822 
1,659 


142,522 

133,976 

962 

7,584 

9,516 

18,082 


9,295 

8,787 


17,607 
3,104 


9,461 
4,113 


9,415 
8,796 


34,670 
5,157 

5,736 
12,273 
9,820' 

1.509 


87745 
5,741 


13,416 
5,393 

37,351 
8,924 


3,696 

7,718 
1,978 


13,569 

4,300 
9,269 

19,055 

Ail 


(x) 
582,292 
564,156 

18,136 

55.908 


49,644 
6,264 


6,029 
7,254 


Paj'  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doUars) 


191 
177 


138 
213 


452 
138 

241 
91 


232 
248 


177 
548 
60 

8,843 


281 

8,562 

8,378 

57 

127 

168 


208 
85 


164 
141 


1.192 


1,085 
107 

96 
220 

141 


263 
112 


537 
109 

584 
125 


92 
175 
24 


164 
208 


(x) 


(x) 

25,917 

25,U5 

802 

1.501 


,33' 
164 


182 
178 


Aaivc 
proprietors, ' 


dumber) 


129 
90 

3 
36 


M 


(x) 


313 
274 
39 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
{Homha) 


56 
142 


167 
75 

100 
60 


65 
242 
36 

2.660 


75 
2,585 
2,493 

30 

62 

78 


151 
73 


163 
38 


392 
56 

32 

147 
74 


100 
65 


190 
77 

198 

57 


16 
188 


AlL 


(x) 
7,969 
7,553 
416 

548 


Pay  roll 
(Oollari) 


3,041 
3,070 


2,576 
4,449 

2,470 


1,994 
476 


11.654 


9,084 
2,570 


4,175 
1,850 


4,541 
<,635 


15.162 


3,260 

10,672 
1,230 

161,712 


4,686 

157,026 

153,295 

1,299 

2,432 

3,135 

6,790 


5,573 
1,217 

4,298 
1,575 

9.552 


7,748 
1,804 

6.062 


3,266 
2,796 


19,792 
2,759 

1,530 
6,522 


4,961 
2,226 


9,379 
2,558 
10,044 
2,445 

5.083 


1,798 

2,934 

351 


2,776 
3,998 


JiL 


(x) 
491,650 
476,065 

15,585 

28.451 


25,288 
3,163 


3,324 
3,337 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


137 

131 

3 

3 


353 

341 
12 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


685 
1,008 


1,528 
444 


(x) 


4,771 
785 


2,182 
107 


2.702 

-Rl 

(x) 


2,547 

5,453 

338 


79,134 
77,979 
(xS 
(x) 

(x) 

10,513 


(xl 


451 
3<j4 


1,592 

-J^ 

(x) 


649 
295 


18,007 
450 

(x) 
1,039 
1,521 

283 


1,155 


1,155 


5,729 

Til — 

(x) 
6,594 

1,117 


1,155 
(x5 
2,103 

2.682 


(x) 


255,127 

249,014 

6,113 


(x) 
1.896 


,233 
663 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUrs) 


4,498 
4,867 


220 
189 
31 


1,954 
12,606 


(x) 


2,507 
12,549 

9,780 
3,151 


30.819 
(x) 
4.024 


1,334 
1,369 
1,321 


63,388 
55,997 
(xi 
(l) 

(x) 


(x) 


17,156 
2,740 


(x) 
17,267 


8,766 
8,501 

21.370 


16,663 
4,707 

(x) 

11,234 
8,299 

1.226 


1,146 
80 

13,331 


7,590 
5,741 


(x) 

30,757 
7,807 


11,595 

6,563 
(xi 
18,134 

10,687 

(x) 

16,399 


327,165 

315,142 

12,023 


(x) 
11.387 


4,796 
6,591 


IOWA 


14.09 


Tabic  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' -  Continued 

EsTASuasMEN-re.  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pexsonnel — Totau  Estabusbments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalees  and  Othee  Opexatino  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Rliiggold  County. 
Sac  County 

Scott  County. . .. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Davenport 

Remainder  of  County 


Shelby  County 

Sioux  County 

Story  County 

Ames 

Remainder  of  County. 

Tama  County 

Taylor  County 


Union  County 

Creston 

Remainder  of  County. 

Van  Buren  County 


Vapello  County 

Ottumwa 

Remainder  of  County. 

Warren  County 

Indlanola 

Remainder  of  County. 

Washington  County 

Washington 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wayne  County 

Webtfter  County 

Fort  Dodge 

Remainder  of  County. 

Winnebago  County 

Winneshiek  County 

Decorah 

Remainder  of  County. 


Woodbury  County 

Sioux  City 

Remainder  of  County. 

Worth  County 

Wright  County 


Total 


Establish- 
mcnts 


(Xumber) 


3 

206 

181 

25 


293 

41 

21 
52 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(^Thousand 
iMIars) 


3.668 
16,798 

All 


(x) 
153,439 
132,223 

21,216 

15,377 
25,787 

24.898 


5,901 
18,997 

13,187 
6,871 

13.036 


10,477 
2,559 

9,315 

30.517 


26,421 
4,096 


5.987 


3,892 
2,095 


19,059 
4,230 

1,831 

82.299 


66,789 
15,510 

15,492 

24.234 


11,899 
12,335 


737,198 
9,310 

10,632 
29,633 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(ThouMTui 
dolLsrs) 


51 
171 


153 
7,041 
6,464 

577 

364 
444 


229 
527 

192 
170 


348 
33 


1.952 


1,902 
50 


143 
34 


306 
33 

31 

2.912 


2,707 
205 

97 

419 


183 
236 


11,646 
153 

123 
471 


proprietors, 
November 


(\umber) 


16 
273 


239 
34 

16 
35 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumher) 


42 
89 

2,174 


36 

2,138 

1,941 

197 

160 
213 


89 
285 

97 
78 


132 
21 


152 
23 

19 

982 


904 

78 


91 
135 


3,631 
67 

38 
194 


Pay  toll 
(Dollars) 


1,081 
4,028 

136.180 


2,782 
133,398 
122,675 
10,723 

6,483 
7,943 


3,978 
11,084 

3,718 
2,972 


6,715 
985 


34.683 


33,681 
1,002 


2,678 
581 


6.933 


6,322 
611 


49,673 
4,048 

2,001 

8.803 


3,731 
5,072 

243.768 


240,877 
2,891 

1,997 
9,918 


Metdiant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


111 
107 


187 

1 

2 
10 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 

1,072 


57,500 

56,958 

542 

1,172 
5,197 

2.239 


900 
1,339 

459 
237 

4.916 

-J^ 

(x) 


20.439 
-J^ 


(x) 


TJT 


1,710 
425 


22.855 

-J^ 

(x) 


8.079 


,334 
3,745 

165.590 


(x) 

(x) 
3,213 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


106 
40 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 

15,726 


95,939 
75,265 
20,674 

W,205 
20,590 


5/^ 
17,658 

12,728 
6,634 


(x) 
9,315 
10,078 

(x) 


3,060 
2,095 

21,154 


17^349 
3,805 

1,725 

59.444 


ir 

(x) 

14,682 

16.155 


7,565 
8,590 

580.918 


(x) 

(x) 
26,420 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  1950  population  estimates. 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABUSHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pessonnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


(bounty,  type  of  opeiatioD.  and  kind  of  busioeas 


Estahhahments 
(Htmbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Acnve 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  empbyeea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empkjyees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


BENTON  comnr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types 

HLiCK  MWK  commr,  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units , 

Wholesale  establishments , 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

[.terchant  vholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meata 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  ita  products • 

Autoootlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods •• 

Hardware,  plunging,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  icmterials..., 

Machinery,  equlpoient,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  lue.c ...., 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices ••• 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  termlixals 

Agents,  brokers 

Asse-iilers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


52 


1 
153 


17,042 


1,840 

2,628 

12,574 


334 

75 
111 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
73,698 


48,981 


(x) 


(x) 


7,088 
7,088 
3,057 
924 
3,206 
1,207 

3,436 
4,931 
5,612 
4,860 
2,728 
2,528 
2,316 

9,837 
6,751 
4,805 
3,324 


414 
727 
207 

97 
120 

88 

488 
211 
599 
131 
372 
215 
379 

398 

205 

55 

60 


14« 
27 
66 


(x) 


(x) 


1,442 


1,215 


142 
219 
68 
34 
35 
3« 

146 
67 

127 
33 

120 
69 

119 

105 
63 
33 
26 


8.908 


5,333 

1,455 
2,120 


(x) 


(x) 
87,061 


73,773 


7,865 
12,978 
3,4d4 
1,450 
2,126 
2,705 

8,912 
3,473 
11,142 
2,308 
6,192 
3,427 
7,711 

7,44* 
3,738 
1,030 
1,076 


14.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetora,* 
November 

iHumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyecs 
(>^umbcr) 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


BUENA  VISTA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CALHOUN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CARROLL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

CASS  COUWFY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types 

CERRO  GORDO  COUNTY,  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

3eer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Assemblers,  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

CLAY  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleiar  bulk  stations,  terminals 

A^seniblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

CLINTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleuni  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assentblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  producia  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

CRAWFORD  COUNT/,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminal s 

Other  operating  types 

DALLAS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1 
113 


30,-489 


3,516 

3,505 

23,';68 


21,518 


176 
lA? 
139 


2,044 
2,599 

16,875 

31,681 


51 

86 

137 


6,906 


1,729 

637 

4,5-40 

2,507 

1,557 

20,711 


90 

29 

233 

63 
25 

ISI 


2,880 

1,771 

15,  "405 


125 

51 

161 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

54,922 


23,516 


Cx) 


2,376 


1,325 


(x) 


ft 

7,319 

303 

13 

5,668 

304 

3 

368 

17 

7 

1,531 

254 

3 

1,081 

53 

7 

2,657 

142 

i 

1,720 

54 

10 

3,172 

198 

22 

5,138 

182 

21 

12,380 

267 

17 

13,888 

602 

5,445 


4 

488 

33 

4 

656 

20 

3 

1,957 

82 

5 

743 

92 

5 

1,601 

57 

?? 

2,574 

124 

13 

19,682 

14* 

3 

2,965 

49 

1.042 


9.055 


8 

2,579 

'190 

5 

1,851 

111 

5 

655 

44 

5 

961 

113 

4 

619 

58 

4 

250 

24 

5 

1,940 

202 

7,307 
623 


3,350 
11,996 


65 
293 


1,587 
1,913 
R,496 


96 

30 

167 


1,699 

3,370 

15,524 


119 

91 

203 


(x) 


(x) 


27 
150 


3,275 
2,893 
2,300 


565 
1,526 
2,573 


1,591 

523 

4,076 

1,397 

490 

2,946 

6,792 


2,447 
1,126 
3,219 


(x) 


(x) 
46,087 


26,280 


1 

90 

5,653 

9 

148 

6,706 

3 

6 

303 

3 

101 

5,116 

18 

744 

2 

42 

3,004 

1 

23 

1,258 

8 

75 

3,490 

25 

71 

3,884 

3 

102 

4,090 

4 

208 

11,833 

11,874 


16 

661 

8 

362 

31 

1,675 

28 

1,767 

36 

l,50e 

66 

2,221 

48 

2,850 

20 

836 

18,692 


13.096 


3,625 
1,781 

837 
2,202 
1,360 

409 
2,884 

3,044 


1,081 
322 


1,147 
5,960 


2,282 

582 

3,096 

8,411 


2,644 
1,903 
3,864 


IOWA 


14.11 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

ESTABLISHMKI^T^  SalES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
Sollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


lUd  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweelc  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollori) 


DES  MOINES  COVmX,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioner^',  meats 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  aixi  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

ABseinblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

DUBUQUE  COUHTf,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESiiLE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating ' 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  naterials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FAYETTE  COmm,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FLOYD  COUNTT,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  teTmlnals 

Other  cjperating  types 

GUnOOE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  hulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Fans  po'oducts  (raw  materials) 

HANCOCK  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

PetToleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

HAiffilN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equifnDent,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  ciperatlng  Igrpes 

BAffiOSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Peliroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  eni  of  table. 


125 


19,394 


4,085 
1,559 
2,664 
1,823 
9,263 

879 
3,485 

979 


575 
9,728 


M 


(x) 

65,793 


30,801 


5,419 
2,724 
1,716 
1,739 

670 
4,191 
3,546 

793 
2,492 
7,511 

18,973 
7,289 
8,735 


2,752 
2,818 
8,921 

17,832 


2,913 


1,604 

279 

1,030 

348 
2,257 
12,314 

17,161 


219 
1,310 


15,632 


e,CK2 

7,590 


26,780 


2,707 

1,860 

6,667 

15,546 

28,318 


5,006 
360 
893 

2,799 

12,436 


1,930 
10,506 

6,824 

10.856 


603 
1,873 
8,380 


2,082 


1,646 


414 
102 
725 

142 

130 

1 


28 
135 


3,682 


102 
3,580 


285 
128 
90 
180 
116 
550 
331 
101 
177 
641 

720 
201 
60 


167 
34 
94 


27 

72 

124 


157 
90 


71 
112 

63 
U7 


248 
43 
34 

80 

272 


69 
203 


48 

137 


24 
30 
133 


105 
26 

138 
23 

256 


30 
1,204 


103 
55 
34 
50 
35 

197 
87 
37 
52 

199 

251 
67 
37 


9 
164 


112 
52 


115 
13 
14 

24 

110 


..1,389 


32,775 


6,264 
1,666 
8,402 
1,729 
14,714 

3,199 

2,276 
25 


583 
2,531 


1,796 
66,738 


48,358 


5,722 
2,602 
1,879 
3,163 
2,262 

10,335 
5,308 
1,749 
3,146 

12,192 

13,408 
3,773 
1,194 

6.318 


3,060 
1,624 
1,634 


1,009 

156 

1,175 

530 
1,539 
2,435 

5,872 


482 

414 


3,621 
1,355 


7.070 


1,329 
2,228 
1,144 
2,369 

13,026 


4,192 
833 
554 

1,482 

5,052 

1,143 
3,909 

913 

3,432 


541 

609 

2,282 


14.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Salhs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opciatioD,  and  lund  of  buainess 


Esablishments 


iHumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doilars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


HUMBOLDT  COUMTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

JASPER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^rtioleaalers ,  total 

Autcanotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Vaate  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleuin  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

JOHNSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fEirro  products) ,   total 

Farm  products  (edible). 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

KOSSUTH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LEE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  irfholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LINN  COUNTY  (See  Cedar  Rapids  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

MARSHALL  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

MUSCATINE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

PetroleioD  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (row  materials) , 

Assenilers,  n.e.c , 

O'BRIEN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,702 
20,104 


16,532 


1,972 


269 

165 

1,538 

2,832 
11,728 


5,556 


2,442 

662 

1,037 

1,415 

2,656 

5,837 


A62 
5,375 


6,563 


2,702 

2,685 

28,134 


18,809 


5,729 


2,779 
358 
579 
288 

1,725 

2,458 

5,909 

4,713 


4,190 
523 


37,351 


6,594 

2,901 

26,636 

1,220 


222 


34 

188 


172 
590 


158 

30 

125 

116 

50 

65 


177 
109 
194 


4 

1,232 

91 

8 

592 

67 

5 

662 

34 

3 

1,286 

27 

7 

1,U1 

171 

14 

3,125 

277 

18 

2,728 

72 

8 

1,296 

46 

5 

5,725 

332 

6 

579 

24 

5 

1,160 

73 

4 

3,353 

64 

9 

7,640 

345 

3 

571 

50 

19 

2,630 

48 

4 

8,344 

77 

16 

9,825 

•  129 

166 
11 
75 
24 

190 

56 
38 


270 
95 

168 
51 


_M. 


JQL 


30 
126 


2 

40 

6 

35 

e 

11 

5 

11 

3 

58 

" 

127 

20 

30 

5 

31 

127 

9 

26 

4 

25 

6 

24 

9 

130 

22 

18 

21 

4 

24 

9 

49 

109 
33 
44 
12 


IOWA 


14.13 


Tabic  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishment*,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Pessonnkl,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


PACE  couwrr,  total. 


Merchant  vholesalers 

Petroleum  b\ilk  stations,  terminals. 


Assemblers  (malnlor  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


Other  operating  types. 


POCAHOOTAS  COUWnf,   total. 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


POLK  COUOTY  (See  Des  Moines  Metropolitan  Area,   table  102.) 


POTTAWATIAHIE  COUWnf,  total. 


Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types. 


POtfESHIHt  COUKDf,  total. 


Merchant  vholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


SAC  couwrr,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


SCOTT  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Uholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISBHEm'S 


Merchant  wholesalers,  totsl. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  { edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Paper  and  its  products. ........... 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents,  brokers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products). 


SHELBY  COUOTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


STORY  COUOTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c. 


Other  operating  types. 


TAMA  GOOWTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  biiLk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Establiahroents 
(Number) 


60 


3 

206 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThouMnd 
dolldri) 


13,392 


1,797 
2,655 


5,144 
1,789 


2,007 
19,055 


2,656 
2,103 
U,296 


55,908 


1,322 
54,586 


1,896 
2,160 
9,227 


1,072 

1,467 

14,259 


Pay  roB, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 


M 


(x) 
153,439 


57,500 


16,966 

1,642 

1,945 

707 

996 

2,116 

10,603 

6,959 

1,016 

14,550 

55,501 


29,433 
26,068 


18,388 
20,182 


6,322 
2,606 
11,254 

1,868 
15,377 


1,172 

1,714 

12,491 

24,898 


2,239 
3,579 


15,004 


10,856 
4,148 


4,076 

13,187 


459 

2,153 

10,575 


18 
381 


144 

53 

184 


1,501 


9 
1,492 


140 

57 

163 


Active 
proprietoo,* 
November 

(Xumber) 


33 
16 
122 

7,194 


153 
7,041 


3,982 


977 
59 

179 
31 

156 

391 
590 
910 
23 
666 

2,058 


1,669 
389 


406 
506 


60 
166 
280 


67 

69 

228 


245 
94 


150 
223 


23 
38 
131 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
wcrJEVhreek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


15 

186 


10 
538 


15 

5 

69 

2,174 


36 
2,133 


299 
23 
63 


120 
175 
279 
12 
206 


527 
115 


115 
120 


18 
31 
71 

35 
160 


29 

30 

101 


122 
35 


73 
121 


Payroll 

(Dolllr.) 


5,083 


1,924 
1,331 


882 
666 


280 

7,458 


3,120 
1,039 
3,299 


188 
28,263 


2,697 
1,043 
2,921 

4,028 


678 

323 

3,027 


2,782 
133,398 


76,456 


17,973 
1,187 
3,531 
502 
3,166 

7,395 
10,724 
16,601 
633 
14,744 

39,150 


32,045 
7,105 


7,571 
8,610 


1,089 
1,939 
5,582 

1,611 
6.483 


1,286 
1,558 
3,639 

15.062 


4,471 
1,711 


8,024 


2,978 
5,046 


462 

769 

2,487 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


14.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 


Qiumba) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,  * 
November 

(Number) 


E^id  empbyees  and  pay  toll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov,  15 


Employees 
Qiumhcr) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


WAPELLO  COUimr,  total 

Mercbent  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

WEBSTER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Grtjcerles,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc,  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

WOODBURY  COUNTY  (See  Sioux  City  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

WRIOHT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


20,439 


7,215 

992 

645 

5,094 

6,493 

992 
2,636 
4,457 


550 
939 
454 

62,299 


22,855 


3,078 
3,797 
1,265 
2,335 
1,081 
2,618 
1,041 
786 
6,854 

10,562 

3,869 

21,153 


697 
23,163 


29,633 


3,213 
1,922 
24,498 


1,657 


418 
65 
94 
562 
518 

132 
84 
26 


2,912 


191 

208 

82 

106 

161 

581 

98 

56 

394 

643 

140 

35 


16 
181 


209 

58 

204 


130 
18 
32 
145 
198 

45 
32 
46 


57 
84 
21 
39 
62 

182 
31 
10 

129 

203 
64 
12 


34,683 


28,815 


7,758 
1,395 
1,745 
9,388 
8,529 

2,639 

1,679 
520 


277 
585 
168 

53,726 


32.934 


3,682 
4,248 
1,574 
1,998 
3,471 
3,698 
1,688 
1,086 
6,539 

13,383 

2,778 

775 


331 
3,475 


4,610 
1,068 
4,040 


KANSAS 


CONTENTS 


■Table 


101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 

Topeka  Metropolitan  Area 

Uichita  Metropolitan  Area 


Page 


15.02 


15. 0-4 
15.04 
15.04 


103 


Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 15 .05 


104  Counties  V/ith  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 15.08 


Page 

Barton  County 15.08 

Butier  County 15.08 

Cloud  County 15.08 

Crawford  County 15.08 

Dickinson  County 15.08 

Ford  County 15.08 

Harper  County 15.08 

Harvej'-  County 15.08 

Lyon  County 15.09 

McPherson  County 15.09 

Marshall  County 15.09 

Montgomery  County 15 .09 


Page 

Nemaha  County 15 .09 

Reno  County 15 .09 

Rice  County 15 .10 

Riley  County 15.10 

Saline  County 15.10 

Sedgwick  County  (See  Wichita 

Metropolitan  Area) 15 .04 

Shawnee  County  (See  Topeka 

r^etropolitan  Area) 15.04 

Sumner  County 15.10 

Washington  County 15.10 

Wyandotte  County 15 .10 


15.01 


15.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 


(T^umba) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 

cent 

of 

sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended 


nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State ,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948, 

Wholesale  establishments.. .1948, 

1939 
1929, 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  -total 


Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market. 
Limited-function  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks).. 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  txjtal. 


Cooperative  marketing  associations. 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers... 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  -total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats...... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products , 

Groceries,  food  specialties,  n.e.c. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products, . . . 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  ale. 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines). 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 

Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Dry  goods,  apparel 


Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Furniture  (household,  office).... 
Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  -twine 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 
Paper  products,  n.e.c 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware, .,.,.., 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards.... 
Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  3cr,ip). 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  Cf-rap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials; 


9 
4,640 


5,128 
4,315 


1,313 
57 


128 

28 


1,288 
164 


1,662 


16 

1,146 

500 


1,370 


102 
49 


3 
3 
13 

37 
214 


31 

14 
20 
111 
30 
22 


2,094,230 


427,569 
886,611 


809,270 


789,819 
19,451 


181,460 


149,158 
32,.302 


130,844 
369,687 


602,969 


8,168 
512,501 
82,300 


809,270 


83,689 


64,784 

863 

5,335 

12,707 

51,956 


26,868 
25,088 


11,616 


8,521 

1,367 

1,019 

709 

30,056 
3,920 

2,529 


798 
1,731 


6.602 


290,110 
39,586 


14,916 
13,963 


19,437 

14,194 


33,952 


2,653 
19,394 
11,905 

80,875 


4,412 
13,974 

5,595 
49,042 

4,231 

2,521 

50O 
4,641 
27.043 


21,390 
5,658 


22,220 


23, 226 


1,092,661 


1,265,174 


1,194,237 


n.a. 
n,a. 


1,087 
61,459 


18,151 
28,612 


37,814 


3,518 
2,332 


1,003 


259 
21,961 


14,108 

n.a 


12,490 


294 
24,322 


16,595 


258 
22,968 


19,208 
1,073,453 


22,407 
1,242,767 


19,809 
1,174,428 


649,589 


721,370 


67,675 
1,535 


15,774 


8.6 
7.9 


37,103 
711 


971 
32 


12,222 
268 


12,818 
293 


12,760 
292 


633,613 
10,976 


703,484 
12,386 


706,89' 
12,549 


14,088 
1,686 


14,959 
4,735 


20,193 


9.4 
5.2 


11.4 
1.3 


7,954 
737 


3,344 
1,620 


1,214 
188 


2,379 
188 


1,350 
1,237 


4,317 


2,464 
195 


1,387 
1,224 


5,941 


2,465 
197 


1,361 
1,402 


143,640 
13,253 


63,634 
28,786 


156,828 
13,928 


68,136 
33,412 


157,320 
15,446 


65,490 
35,198 


181,523 


1,049 
14,209 
4,940 


69,210 


12.8 
2.3 
6.0 


411 
7,450 
2,129 


37,314 


313 

408 


138 
3,022 
1,157 


171 
4,520 
1,250 


8,018 


9.6 


612 
1,818 


7,672 


8.5 
9.3 
11.5 
14.3 

14.8 


4,634 


304 
383 


1,699 


1.758 


1,232 
19 
118 
330 

1,566 


4, 
2,872 


1,705 


17.9 
11.4 


14.7 


1,150 
272 
117 
166 

1,551 
679 


13.5 
19.9 
11.5 
23.4 

5.2 
17.3 


2,428 

1,438 


1,011 


1,087 
479 


1,262 

18 

125 

353 

1,656 


1,163 
493 


715 
160 


822 
326 


257 
76 
15 
26 

321 
119 


322 
123 


149 
355 


1.043 


18.7 
20.5 


183 
193 
662 

3,236 
8,430 

3,240 


15.1 
24.5 
14.4 

1,1 
21,3 


94 
177 


_6S5. 


116 
111 
438 

1,580 
5,077 


_ia 


_2Qa 


163 
17 


429 
1,677 


37 
47 
125 

546 
1,750 


1,274 
1,966 


8,5 
14.1 


720 
1,048 


219 
299 


242 
P12 


2,442 
1,933 


12,6 
13,6 


1,692 
1,156 

2,702 


370 
328 


391 
320 


85 
2,372 
2,094 

11,013 


3.2 
12.2 

17.6 

13.6 


1,144 
2,201 

781 
4,899 
1,164 

638 

181. 
1,034 


1,807 
8C4 


25.9 
15.8 
14.0 
9.9 
27.5 
25.3 

37.2 

22.3 

9.? 


60 
1,487 
1,155 

5.948 


16 
389 
369 


17 
409 
400 


8.4 
15.3 


593 

1,348 
401 

2,344 
785 
349 

128 

584 

1.371 


942 
429 


_Ui 


85 
26 


193 
320 
150 
701 
299 
124 


_2iZ 


201 
326 
153 
726 
318 
129 


179 
582 


35S 
199 


374 
208 


176 
3,111 
1,204 


6,809 
128,378 
39,364 


649, 589 


8,373 
197,593 
43,127 


721,370 


8,161 
132,815 
40,552 


719,4.t6 


81,281 


85.211 


84,596 


,232 

17 

135 

354 

1,611 


1,123 
488 


59,765 

693 

5,404 

15,419 

73,723 


62,232 

725 

5,716 

16,538 

80,107 


255 
66 
17 


336 
132 


47,691 
26,032 


18,650 


52,379 
27,728 


27,226 


19,791 


60,397 

709 

6,326 

17,164 

77.766 


50,519 
27,247 


25,539 
19,455 


13,126 

3,153 

722 

1,649 

15,333 
5,580 


37 

51 

135 

483 
1,724 


1,903 
2,295 

10.690 


13,949 

3,289 

867 

1,686 

15,667 
5,963 

4,659 


1,802 
2,857 


13,891 

3,039 

889 

1,636 

16,211 
6,499 

4,529 


2,000 
1,780 
6,910 

24,993 
90,175 


243 
332 


12,616 
16,665 


2,164 
2,033 
7,560 

36,632 
99,639 

32,799 


1,677 
2,852 


12.569 


2,355 
2,181 
8,033 

29,123 
100,605 


14,505 
18,294 


382 
319 


22,526 
17,755 


24,935 
18,959 


14,560 
18,  502 


46,453 


24,309 
22,144 


50,003 


17 
399 
405 

1,945 


206 
324 
154 
772 
317 
122 


1,071 
21,219 

18,788 

105.588 


361 
197 


10,203 
24,527 

7,345 
40,558 
14,634 

6,127 

2,194 
10,484 
24.327 


1,196 
22,546 
21,258 

112.153 


11,733 
26,333 

7,573 
43,028 
15,016 

5,785 

2,675 


1,196 
24,282 
24,525 

117,699 


11,047 
25,532 

7,836 
49,420 
15,595 

6,031 

2,188 


17,034 
7,293  I 


13,907 
15,341 


13,447 
3,266 


2 
110,449 


41,656 
57, 356 


63,783 
1,009 


11,592 
313 


16,329 


241 
14,380 
1,703 


64,797 


^■773 


8,427 


96 
1,162 


661 
478 


1.653 


1,223 
235 
76 
114 

1,519 
540 


U5 

275 


1,009 

200 

77 

732 

6,138 
8,680 

3,315 


1,733 
1,582 


5.985 


4,236 
1,749 


12 
3,186 
1,216 


12.684 
675 

2,364 
794 

7,542 
726 
528 

55 


1,070 


See  footnotej  at  end  of  table. 


KANSAS 


15.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  businc&s 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Hercbant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  taerchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry- 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c........ 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cconercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies,... 
Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products, 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs. 

Livestock 

Fana  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers. 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIAHY  DHITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


lU 

9 

16 
29 

6 
17 
17 


1,662 


437 
7 


1,189 


1,154 

10 

19 

6 

29 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


57,031 


13,490 
1,947 
2,614 

19,888 

316 

8,259 

10,517 

149,158 


30,452 
4,931 
1,423 
3,118 

38,016 
3,311 
3,273 

57,386 


3,927 

45,409 

7,339 

711 

4,763 
2,485 


7,919 
3,268 

21,115 


18,654 
2,635 


209,014 
132,090 

538 
4,644 

266 
1,796 

602,969 


58,125 


57,281 
844 


535,675 


512,136 

1,127 

20,754 

1,658 

9,169 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thouiaml 
dollars) 


6,276 


1,039 
323 
604 

1,814 
55 

1,668 
773 

14,088 


2,755 
569 
307 
353 

3,525 
289 
595 

4,861 


1,219 

2,420 

951 

271 

397 
437 


1,686 


333 
416 
937 


400 
96 

3,933 


2,946 
987 

53 
119 

31 
103 

20,198 


4,135 


3,983 
152 


15,287 


14,063 

89 

1,018 

117 

776 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


11.0 


7.7 
16.6 
23.1 

9.1 
17.4 
20.2 

7.4 

9.4 


9.0 
11.5 
21.6 
11.3 
9.3 
8.7 
18.2 

8.5 


31.0 

5.3 

13.0 

38.1 

8.3 
17.6 


4.2 

12.7 

4.4 


2.1 
3.6 


1.4 
0.7 

9.8 

2.6 

11.6 

5.7 


7.0 
18.0 


2.7 
7.9 
4.9 
7.0 


n.a. 
n.a. 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thouidnd 
dollars) 


172 
271 
891 
26 
608 
430 

7,954 


1,404 
297 
116 
185 

1,668 
156 
458 

3,200 


900 

1,570 

559 

171 

194 
276 


215 
237 
285 

1,620 


156 
25 


1,054 
298 

18 

42 

2 

25 


1,930 


1,848 
82 


225 
63 


1,087 


172 
915 


Active 
propde- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


131 
16 


354 
6 

342 


317 

6 

19 


March  15 

(Number) 


175 
58 
127 
304 
12 
207 
148 

2,379 


426 
97 
35 
35 

619 
50 

124 


197 

463 

120 

73 


43 
6 

1,153 


1,072 
81 

7 
10 

1 
17 

4,317 


1,044 
23 


3,120 


3,002 
20 
84 
14 

130 


38 
221 


July  15 

(Number) 


1,070 


135 
305 
12 
229 
152 


422 

111 
38 
39 

619 
50 

143 


209 
462 
153 
65 

57 
96 


195 


57 
68 
70 

1,224 


43 
6 

1,138 


1,042 
96 

7 
10 

1 
19 

5,941 


1,168 


1,133 
35 


4,633 


4,507 
21 
93 
12 

140 


50 
234 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


llF 

65 
148 
338 

11 
231 
147 


465 
99 
44 
39 

579 
51 

139 


213 

481 

143 

71 

51 
90 


58 
66 
73 

1,402 


4,491 


1,066 


,007 
59 


3,256 


3,064 

29 

133 

10 

169 


36 
222 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(DolUlrs) 


51,009 

10,774 
2,916 
3,906 

14,992 
466 

11,775 
6,180 

143,640 


27,579 
5,178 
1,964 
2,550 

32,133 
2,916 
7,032 

55,585 


17,880 

28,098 

6,629 

2,978 

3,384 
5,319 


13,253 


3,987 
4,061 
5,205 


2,650 
398 


24.386 


19,248 
5,138 

379 

631 

32 

310 

174,551 


35,088 


33,759 
1,329 


133,005 


127,454 

746 

3,780 

1,025 

6,458 


2,855 
16,353 


July  15 
(Dolldrs) 


55,591 

10,980 
3,060 
4,854 

16,251 
483 

13,533 
6,430 

156,828 


28,216 
6,271 
2,167 
2,715 

33,765 
3,012 
9,755 

61,857 


18,262 
31,032 
9,598 
2,965 

3,679 
5,391 


3,474 
4,904 
5,550 


2,686 
371 


20,660 
8,234 

379 

626 

36 

420 


40,457 


38,791 
1,666 


201,733 


196,992 

777 

3,070 

894 

6,903 


4,567 
17,840 


Nov.  IS 
(Oollors) 


57,129 


11,519 
3,393 
6,012 

16,583 
479 

12,590 
6,553 

157,320 


32,025 
5,504 
2,610 
2,360 

32,371 
3,114 
8,893 

61,026 


19,190 

30,231 

8,369 

3,236 

3,602 
5,815 


15,446 


4,443 
4,996 

6,007 

35,198 


2,578 
375 


30, 577 
24,850 


404 

808 

36 

420 


33,560 
2,254 


137,907 


131,516 

882 

4,570 

839 

7,807 


19,809 


2,817 
16,992 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tfiousdiid 
dollars) 


4,665 


<*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


252 
150 
1,324 
63 
855 
587 

17,418 


716 
162 
218 
228 
8,617 
184 
471 

6,304 


269 
4,808 
1,122 

105 

271 
247 


287 

"Tt? 


16 
2 
1 

7 

16,329 


1,001 


987 
14 

14,679 


14,358 

43 

261 

17 

649 


15.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Busin-ess:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


TOPHCA  HETROPOUTAN  AREA,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  BualaeBB 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,   ale 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  end  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

WICHITA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  ^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  pr  3ductB  ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  ale 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

MetalBj  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Mercha'^t  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


EstabUshments 
(7<iumbCT) 


173 


111 
19 
27 

16 


5 
570 


387 
58 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


10 
3 

38 

~r 

6 

4 

7 
6 
10 


81,315 


55,9-« 

ll,69i 

5,881 

7,797 


55,942 


15,062 
5,103 
2,207 
817 
1,195 
2,303 
1,008 
1,338 
7,362 
1,276 

18,271 

410,852 


217,833 
55,050 


40,427 
14,623 

U,271 
105,460 
21,238 


217,833 


15,531 


9,92! 

175 

1,625 

3,806 

13 1 391 


5,242 
7,149 


3,346 
8.229 


6,698 
1,531 

7,015 
3,263 
2,228 
4,6U 
43,193 
16,394 

22.796 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


9,794 
U,002 


9.273 


544 
1,729 


11^193 
7,894 

24.368 


1,714 
5,740 
3,035 
10,566 
1,563 
1,750 

1,687 

7.403 


6,230 
,173 


17.018 

1,745 
1,147 
2,292 
4,856 
1,494 


5,651 


4,346 
945 
191 
169 


4,346 


856 
431 
107 

72 
UO 
385 

75 
155 
916 
130 
1,089 

19,103 


915 
18,188 


14,392 
2,713 


2,402 
311 

446 
372 
265 


14,392 


490 

7 

87 

441 

852 


541 
311 


721 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(Numbtr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(;\umber) 


605 
116 

U7 
258 
207 
455 
395 
1,959 

1,400 


434 
966 


34 
68J 


1,496 


743 


240 
576 
249 
899 
399 
323 


482 


314 
168 


1,J13 


160 
167 
150 
400 
169 


301 
5 


1,870 


1,458 

258 

80 

74 


310 

138 
42 
33 
43 

Ul 
44 
53 

279 
51 

324 

6,248 


222 
6,026 


4,801 
840 


749 
91 

159 
119 

107 


4,801 


373 


190 

4 

35 

144 


230 
110 


_24i 


208 
34 


62 
145 
120 
632 


131 
292 


14 

177 


507 
"2Z5" 


79 
131 
105 
31A 
137 
UO 


OSL 


111 

76 


^45 
60 
69 
55 

157 
57 


Payroll 

(OoIUrs) 


80,975 
20,119 
4,135 
3,044 


80,975 


16,302 
7,650 
2,205 
1,317 
2,721 
7,595 
1,662 
3,094 

15,730 
2,257 

20,442 

376,191 


16,992 
359,199 


285,864 
53,883 


47,838 
6,045 

8,283 
6,621 

4,548 


285,864 


19,801 


8,982 

150 

1,897 

8,772 


20.096 
13,207 
6,889 


13.752 
11,667 
2,085 

3,043 
4,958 
3,532 

8,140 

6,853 

38,284 


25.571 

-053 

16,718 


615 
U.,415 


32.180 
16,830 
56,483 


4,721 
11,387 

4,860 
22,159 

7,779 

5,577 

2,587 


9.151 
5,996 
3,153 


24,939 

3,153 
3,801 
2,752 
8,693 
2,862 


KANSAS 


15.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUtHUEMTS,  Salss,  Pay  Roil,  and  Peksonnei.,  by  Typb  of  Opkration  and  Kind  of  Busineu:  1948 


Metropolian  am,  type  of  operation,  ind  bnd  of  busineis 


WICHITA  METROPOLlTWi  ABEA—Contlnued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches  (vlth  stocks),  total... 

Groceries,  confectioner;;,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equlpcient,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  Btocka),  total. 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokara,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  neata 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslnessea. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Shawnee  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Sedgwick  County. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


40.^27 


3,829 

873 

16,011 

19, 7W 

U,623 


2,871 
U,752 


105,460 


15,.;79 
2,338 

83,560 
4,083 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  doIUrj) 


2.402 


317 

80 

1,197 

808 

3U 


173 
138 


107 
23 
223 

19 


Active  pfoprie- 
totB,*  November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


95 
29 

357 
268 


Payroll 
(Osllars) 


^MiM 


6,594 

1,858 
23,189 
16,197 

6,045 


3,389 
2,656 


6,621 


1,667 
344 

4,251 
359 


Table  103.— 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  ajvtd 


COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF 

Pbeaonnbl — Total;  Establishmilnts  and 


5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operatino  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
menu 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThousdTUJ 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thoujand 
dollars) 


Aaivc 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


Esublish- 
meots 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousdnd 
dollars) 


State ,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

Allen  County 

lola 

Remainder  of  County 

Anderson  County 

Atchison  County 

Atchison 

Remainder  of  Co»jnty 

Barber  County 

Barton  County 

Great  Bend 

Remainder  of  County 

Bourbon  Co»mty 

Fort  Scott 

Remainder  of  County 

Brown  County 

Butler  County 

El  Dorado 

Remainder  of  County 

Chase  County -. 

Chautauqua  Co'jnty 

Cherokee  County 

Baxter  Springs 

Remainder  of  County 

Cheyenne  County 

Clark  County 

Clay  County 

Cloud  County 

Concordia 

Remainder  of  County 

Coffey  County 

Comanche  County 

Cowley  County 

Arkansas  City 

Wlnfield 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  Co'jnty 

Pittsburg 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


9 
4,640 


62,546 


3,133 


23,226 


1,194,237 


1,087 
61,459 


3,500 
2,482 


18,243 
1,509 

12,871 

32.283 


149 

77 


51 
1,168 


13,219 
19,064 


4,472 


1,149 
19 


184 
1,405 


935 

470 


2,831 
1,641 


102 
20 


6,948 
7,560 


1,241 
902 


599 
6,846 

10,407 
6,083 
12,412 

11,003 


4,893 
6,115 


3,118 
7,063 


11,982 
i,619 
5,474 
1,889 

29,023 


2l,lS6 
7,837 


385 
225 


19 
41 


11 
211 


238 
83 


69 
97 


201 

3.33 

25 


971 
?36 


3,133 
31. 


258 
22,968 


19,809 
1,174,428 


1,370 
9. 


75 
36 


3,089 
1,414 


1,119 


809,270 
1.378 


10 


15,915 
15,445 


1 

20 


(x) 
15,504 


299 

187 


26,166 


2 
21 


14,035 


70 
60 
10 


17,580 
8,586 


2,261 


8,776 
5,259 


1,867 
394 


20 
42 


132 
109 


7,437 
3,090 


463 
688 


18 
9 


2 

87 

45 
48 

124 


82 
4,250 

1,532 
1,622 
4,175 


5,587 
1,992 


3.151 


(x) 
(x) 


306 
3,061 


104 
58 


42 
41 


131 

160 

14 


4,309 
1,495 


1,450 
1,402 


10,951 


2,943 
118 


(x) 
(x) 


7,721 


3,613 

6,771 

567 


6 

10 


^6 
48 


486 


23,241 
18,442 


"TO" 
9 


"7i) 

3,931 
(x) 

21,089 


"137912" 
2,177 


3,270 
2i. 


1,284,960 
4.604 


2,122 
2,482 


(=>) 
4,248 


5,739 
1,509 

(x) 
18,248 


4,443 
13,805 


3.531 


1,890 
1,641 


1,361 
5,568 


1,241 
754 


^.^94 


(x) 
(x) 

10,407 
6,083 
12,106 


1,950 
5,997 


(x) 
(x) 


4.261 


77) 

1,543 
(x) 

7,934 
2,274 
5,660 


15.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE*-  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(J^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  toll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(T^umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 

wotkweek  ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>fumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalets 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ITiousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Decatur  County 

Dickinson  County 

Abilene 

Remainder  of  County 

Doniphan  County 

Douglas  County 

Lawrence 

Remainder  of  County 

Edwards  County 

Ellc  County 

Ellis  County 

Hays 

Remainder  of  County 

Ellsworth  County 

Finney  County 

Garden  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Ford  County 

Dodge  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Franklin  County 

Ottawa 

Remainder  of  County 

Geary  County 

Junction  City 

Remainder  of  County.^ 

Gove  County 

Graham  County 

Grant  County 

Gray  County 

Greeley  County 

Greenwood  County 

Hamilton  County 

Harper  County 

Harvey  County 

Newton 

Remainder  of  County 

Haskell  County 

Hodgeman  County 

Jackson  County 

Jefferson  County 

Jewell  County 

Johnson  County 

Olathe 

Remainder  of  County 

Kearny  County 

Kingman  County 

Kiowa  County 

Labette  County 

Parsons 

Remainder  of  County 

Lane  County 

Leavenworth  County 

Leavenworth 

Remainder  of  County 

Lincoln  County 

Linn  County 

Logan  County 

Lyon  County 

Emporia 

Remainder  of  County 

Mcpherson  County 

Mcpherson 

Remainder  of  County 

Marlon  County 

Marshall  County 

Meade  County 

Miami  County 

Mitchell  County 

Montgomery  County 

Coffeyville 

Independence 

Remainder  of  County 

Morris  County 

Morton  County 

Nemaha  County 

Neosho  County 

Chanute 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table . 


9,964 


4,174 
5,810 


4,291 


11,360 


9,518 
1,842 

7,085 
1,483 

13,194 


6,401 
6,793 

6,992 

18,831 


7,664 
11,167 

48,182 


21,859 
26,323 


4,352 
5,118 


6,766 
1,225 

8,471 
4,533 
8,653 
14,165 

8,583 
3,516 
10,202 
8,737 

7,943 


4,624 
3,319 

8,038 
3,734 
3,46S 
3,449 
3,585 

37,151 


3,314 
33,837 

4,283 
7,482 
6,476 

13,170 


4,740 
;,430 


7,501 
5,408 


4,237 
1,171 
5,589 
2,723 
6,060 

14,121 


7,786 
6,335 

25.646 


9,978 
15,668 

9,760 
18,139 
12,981 

4,609 
12,910 

17,185 


11,742 
3,800 
1,643 

2,747 
7,960 
7,319 


6,273 
2,371 


171 
106 


557 
34 


249 
102 


238 
149 


788 
225 


189 
73 

210 


110 
45 
128 
157 

109 

120 
101 
286 


250 
104 

75 
53 
140 
40 
68 


103 
449 

73 
159 
108 


263 
108 


211 

12 

105 
37 
75 


1,190 


4.967 


3,022 
1,945 


212 
18 

52 
24 


10,361 
706 


1,791 
798 


2,815 
283 


(x) 

6,276 


453 
70 


411 
224 

222 
337 
142 
95 
217 


509 

282 

64 

61 
60 
253 


286 
47 


4,697 
2,132 

2,292 

7,096 


6,276 

(x) 
551 

2,764 


250 

109 


4,752 
2,344 

21,787 


16,511 
5,276 

5,768 


(X) 
13.464 


4,076 
1,692 


13,025 
439 


1,728 


115 

7 

63 
33 


31 
55 
42 
123 


3,521 
395 

1,954 

792 

1,886 

2,702 

1,348 
2,164 
1,954 

5,578 

7,041 


,151 
577 

1,672 


1,672 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
1,004 


1,000 
3.795 


113 
50 

25 
21 
67 
23 
60 


46 
158 


4,934 
2,107 

1,492 
1,013 
2,601 
342 
1,404 

9,180 


3,683 
112 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


1,931 
7,249 

1,361 
2,935 
1,873 

8,325 


(x) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


5,226 
3,099 


4,668 


2.659 


183 
41 


4,401 
267 

1,876 

765 

1,530 

9,885 


2,320 
339 


1.817 


1,817 


(x) 
(x) 


158 
157 

121 
198 
65 
54 
100 


221 
103 
39 

43 
42 
121 


114 
26 


8,803 
1,082 


7,557 
4,372 

4,190 
5,704 
3,136 
1,736 
3,767 

16,729 


4,259 
566 


3,964 


3,331 
633 


464 
874 


1,059 
928 


10,448 
4,591 
1,690 

1,017 
1,197 
4,599 

6,343 


5,458 
885 


7,516 

2,180 

322 

(x) 


2,741 


(x) 
(x) 


6,386 


1,359 
5,527 


(x) 
5,084 


3,242 
1,842 

(X) 


10,430 


4,593 
5,837 

6,992 


16,184 

"To— 

(x) 
34.718 


8,834 
25,884 

7,742 


3,201 
4,541 


6,319 


5,094 
1,225 

8,471 
(x) 
(x) 
14,165 

(x) 

2,512 
10,202 

7,737 

4.148 


941 
3,207 

8,038 
3,734 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

5.478 


(x) 
(x) 

4,283 
(x) 
(x) 


2,420 
8,091 


7,501 
3.591 


2,420 
1,171 

(x) 
(x) 
5,968 

9,296 


3,527 
5,769 

21.682 


6,647 
15,035 

9,296 
17,265 
12,981 

3,550 
11,982 

7.W 


4,226 
1,620 
1,321 

(x) 
7,960 
6,596 

5.903 


(x) 
(X) 


KANSAS 


15.07 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'-  Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS,  SalES,  PaY  RolL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SaL£S — MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthER  OPERATING  TypES:  1948 


County  and  city 


Ness  County 

Norton  County 

Osage  County 

Osborne  County 

Ottawa  County 

Pawnee  County 

Phillips  County 

Pottawatomie  County 

Pratt  County 

Pratt 

Remainder  of  County 

Rawlins  County 

Reno  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Hutchinson 

Remainder  of  County 

Republic  County 

Rice  County 

Lyons 

Remainder  of  County 

Riley  County 

Manhattan 

Remainder  of  County 

Rooks  County 

Rush  County 

Russell  County 

Saline  County 

Salina 

Remainder  of  County 

Scott  County 

Sedgwick  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Wichita 

Remainder  of  County 

Seward  County 

Liberal 

Remainder  of  County 

Shawnee  County. . . , 

Topeka 

Remainder  of  County 

Sheridan  County 

Sherman  County 

Goodland 

Remainder  of  County 

Smith  County 

Stafford  County 

Stanton  County 

Stevens  County 

Sumner  County 

Wellington 

Remainder  of  County 

Thomas  County 

Trego  County 

Wabaunsee  County 

Wallace  County 

Washington  County 

Wichita  County 

Wilson  County 

Woodson  County 

Wyandotte  County 

Kansas  City 

Remainder  of  County 


Establish- 
ments 

Plumber) 


25 
149 


145 
91 
54 


16 
575 


5 

570 

478 

92 


149 
24 


127 
13 


Sales, 
cniitc  year 

(TJlotwdnd 
dolldrs) 


12,006 
6,398 
9,245 

19,146 

6,873 
16,486 
8,583 
7,925 

U,155 


5,874 
5,281 


202,510 
179,744 
22,766 

6,714 

16,242 


3,854 
12,388 


14,671 


12,44A 
2,227 

11,680 
9,880 
15,080 


183,817 
20,890 


13,404 
410,852 


410,852 
310,392 
100,460 


7,924 
4,417 


73,261 
8,054 


3,795 
7,736 

6,883 

8,319 

10,023 

5,948 

10.565 


3,465 
7,100 

19,427 
7,264 
1,907 
5,132 

11,090 
9,341 
3,553 
2,322 

185.302 


139,698 
45,604 


Pay  roll, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


138 
160 
129 
4A7 

132 
262 
230 
192 


226 
96 


3,439 


172 
3,267 
2,557 

710 

140 


104 
277 


477 
52 

192 
148 
254 


2,447 
286 


19,103 


915 
18,188 
17,465 

723 

364 


5,148 
503 


102 
70 

150 

202 

74 

52 


92 
150 

416 
53 
39 
83 

246 
71 
90 
63 


5,553 
2,021 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 


14 
409 


409 
329 
80 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


65 
89 

77 
169 


98 

100 
118 


1,130 


36 

1,094 

823 

271 

92 


52 

119 


188 
25 

79 
86 

107 


773 
141 


6,248 


222 
6,026 
5,699 

327 

145 


117 
28 


1,697 
173 


36 
82 

14i 
40 
20 
44 

117 
33 
40 
27 

2.420 


1,739 
631 


Pay  roll 
(DoiWj) 


2,481 
3,456 
2,267 
5,691 

2,421 
5,443 
3,869 
4,165 

6,128 


4,267 
1,861 

1,509 

62,531 


2,817 
59, 7U 
46,190 
13,524 

2,889 


2,019 
5,187 


9,469 


8,645 
824 

3,452 
2,672 
4,747 

56.226 


50,010 
6,216 


3,676 
376,191 


16,992 
359,199 
342,421 

16,778 

7,049 


6,054 
995 


97,771 
10,502 


2,063 
1,183 

2,677 

3,503 
1,117 
1,017 

4.436 


1,604 
2,832 

8,270 

1,004 

698 

1,593 

3,592 
1,079 
1,631 
1,050 


107,827 
37,676 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


387 

360 

27 


104 
7 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


509 
684 
(X) 

38 
2,650 
1,952 

(X) 


2,701 

"Tx! — 

(x) 


167,438 

163,657 

3,781 


396 
4,586 


5,372 


M 

761 
(x) 
8,175 


(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


217,833 

206,512 

11,321 


(x) 


52,064 
3,878 


(x) 
(x) 


2.969 


(x) 
(x) 


5,027 
(x) 


(x) 


(X) 
(X) 


(x) 
66.495 


62,629 
3,866 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


183 
lis 
65 


.   Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


12,006 
5,889 
8,561 

(x) 

6,835 
13,836 

6,631 
(x) 

8,454 


(x) 


35,072 
16,087 
18,985 

6,626 

11.260 


3,458 
7,802 


(x) 

10,919 
(X) 
6,905 

131,770 


(x) 
(x) 


193,019 
103,880 
89,139 


-1^ 
(x) 

25,373 


21,197 
4,176 


4,562 
10 .416 


2,680 
7,736 

(x) 
(x) 

10,023 
5,948 


7.596 
(x) 
(x) 


14,400 
U) 
1,907 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
3,303 
Cx) 

118,807 


77,069 
41,738 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


15.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  30  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  PERSO^^NEL,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kikd  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(,H>"<tixr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

[Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


propnetors, 
November 

(Ntiml>cr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


BiiRTCN  COUNTf,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products^  total. 

Farm  products  (edible^ 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Other  operating  VrpeB 

DUTLER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes,. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleiim  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  t.vpes 

CLOUD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CE.r-FOPD  COUN-Y,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products    (edible^ 

Beer,  ale 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 

Machlner.  ,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DICKINSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible> 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FORD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer ,  ale 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes.. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n,e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HARPER  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HARVCT  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Autonwtlve  equipment,    tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials),...^.... 
Other  op^ratins  types 

oee  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


7,825 

159 

6,051 

2,092 

11,191 


649 
10,542 


4,965 
U,508 


7,579 


329 

317 

610 

4,691 

1,632 

2,473 
4,456 


3,061 
1,461 
6,486 


21,089 


4,795 
2,598 

589 
2,653 

552 
1,381 
8,521 

2,322 
5,612 


3,093 


130 

166 

303 

2,499 

1,241 
5,645 


13,464 


1,287 
1,098 
2,075 
■251 
8,753 

2,481 
32,237 


1,000 
1,453 
6,284 


3,795 


2,068 

205 

77 

1,445 

785 

2,611 


227 

2,384 
752 


239 
12 
523 

50 

216 


44 
172 


9 

44 
124 
136 
183 

43 
71 


167 
43 
106 

1,207 


183 
200 

35 
126 

84 
118 
274 

53 
134 


16 
12 
19 
77 

26 

127 


69 
280 

22 
276 

46 
240 


75 
90 
121 

354 
258 


84 

5 

184 

22 

89 


69 
83 
14 
43 
32 
45 
104 

23 

73 


20 
115 


121 
25 
12 

100 


KANSAS 


15.09 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonkel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operatwn.  and  Itind  of  business 


LYON  COONTY,    total 

Herehant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fam  products   (edible^ 

Beer,  ale 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  tj-pes 

Mcpherson  county,  total 

Merchant  \*olesalers ,   total 

Farm  products  {edible^ 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  tAiolesalers,  n.e.c 

PetroleuQ  buUt  stations ,    terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products >,   total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials  ^ 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

MARSHALL  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  ^olesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products^ ,    total 

Farm  products   (ediblel 

Fana  products    (raw  materials) 

MONTGCMHIY  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products    (edible^ 

Beer ,  ale 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equlpoent,  tires  and  tubes 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c ■ 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers < 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materialsl 

Assen^lers,  n.e.c 

ND1AHA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RENO  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  ^olesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,    ale 

Farm  products    (raw  materials ^ 

AutcQotlve  equlpoient,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Machinery,  equijiDent,  supplies 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manuf  ac  t'-irers  '   sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  2ulk  stations ,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products^,    total 

Farm  products   (edible^ 

Fam  products   (raw  materials) 

See  fcxjtnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishmenu 

(>iumbCT) 


68 


7 

1,592 

123 

3 

1,351 

140 

1 

325 

13 

•i 

73i 

37 

4 

U9 

11 

i 

674 

35 

)? 

1,546 

13 

!0 

7,750 

141 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doiUrs) 


4,325 


705 
1,227 
2,032 

12,279 


9,792 
2,487 


3,540 
18,139 


874 
1,096 
8,662 


2,728 
4,779 


10,018 


3,233 

1,796 
693 

1,083 
685 
281 

2,192 

643 
1,836 
2,458 

2,230 


1,344 
886 


7,319 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thouicnd 
dolldrj) 


723 
1,498 
5,098 

202,510 


167,438 


10,935 
1,720 
1  444 
140,'274 
1,534 
2,366 
1,993 
502 
6,670 

3,036 

3,569 

20,595 

7.822 


598 
7,224 


30 
52 

189 


141 
79 


67 
337 


109 
110 


163 

116 
24 
46 

118 
19 

195 

34 

49 

6 


32 

51 
170 


172 
3,267 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(^lumber) 


614 
108 
101 
509 
211 
187 
312 


271 

119 

56 


16 
128 


P&id  employees 
workweek  ended 


and  pay  roll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 


69 
315 


22 
13 
74 

29 

133 


39 
198 


26 
8 
52 

112 


17 
21 
83 

1,130 


36 
1,094 


198 
40 
32 

116 
59 
59 
84 
27 

211 

81 
45 
67 


Payroll 

(Ooll^ri) 


6,793 


2,656 
2,304 
266 
727 
154 
691 

306 
2,781 


5,297 


655 

924 

3,713 

1,388 

4,269 


2,805 
1,464 


1,218 
268 
728 


1,277 
2,213 


12,:.22 


3,105 

2,428 
447 
927 

2,202 
299 

3,1U 

528 

1,141 

216 


1,198 
1,124 


4,599 


658 

937 

3,004 

62,531 


2,317 
59,714 


47,660 


9,721 
2,248 
2,035 
9,47° 
3,611 
2,533 
6,030 
1,236 
10,767 

5,920 
2,345 

1,130 


2,659 

296 
2,363 


15.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPEKATION  AND  KiND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


1 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


iHtmbcr) 


entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov,  15 


Employees 
{T^umhcr) 


Payroll 
(Dollurs) 


RICE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  tiulJc  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),   total 

Farm  products   (edible^ 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Other  operating  types 

RILEY  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (ediblel 

Beer,  ale 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Petroleum  built  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SALIHE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (ediblel 

Beer ,  ale 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials  ^ 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

SEDGWICK  COUNTY  (See  Wichita  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SHAWNEE  COUNTY  (See  Topeka  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SUMNER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals : . . 

Other  operating  types 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WYANDOTTE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf actiirers '  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

*    Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


i,586 
396 


1,818 
3,793 


1,508 
7,235 


649 
U,671 


5,372 


1,131 
903 
541 
390 

2,407 

1,633 
7,666 


72,937 


1,153 
2,243 
1,609 
1,523 
3,803 
62,596 

3,647 
3,133 

113,828 


5,729 
433 


2,969 

1,038 
6,503 


1,092 
9,998 


66,495 


6,567 

1,433 

4,1Lj 

10,161 

44,179 

93,472 


79,927 
13,545 

14,908 
3,539 
6,888 


104 
44 


40 
169 


29 
140 


43 
82 
40 
39 
79 

64 
182 


1,650 


222 
331 
799 

459 
110 
379 


105 

30 


35 

18 

139 


40 
206 


3,138 


643 
173 
356 
231 
1,730 

3,511 


3,203 
308 

450 

62 

413 


24 
56 
18 
80 
127 
206 

147 
42 

164 


15 
102 


243 
64 
99 
66 

511 


1,033 
77 

157 
15 
155 


7,206 


2.761 


1,398 
863 


799 
3,087 


583 
2,504 


13 

379 

20 

968 

12 

652 

15 

785 

34 

1,598 

30 

1,210 

89 

3,377 

34,992 


1,144 
2,752 
1,207 
4,617 
7,350 
17,922 

8,239 
2,110 
8,271 


1,624 
990 


1,476 

370 

2,590 


630 
2,962 


55,252 


12,277 
3,338 
5,584 
4,833 

29,220 

71,830 


65,167 
6,663 

9,173 
1,165 
8,083 


KENTUCKY 


CONTENTS 

Table  Pa£i 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 16. 02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 16.04^ 

Louisville  Metropolitan  Area 16. OA 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 16.05 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 16.07 

Boyd  Coiinty 16.07 

Daviess  County 16.07 

Fayette  County 16.08 

Jefferson  County 16.08 

Kenton  Covmty 16. 08 

McCracken  County 16.08 

Warren  County 16 .  08 

16.01 


16.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Peesoknel,  and  Sxcxncs,  bt  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948.... 

Wholesale  establishments 1948 —  . 

1939 

1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  biilk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  toachinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Profeealonal  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products, 
See  footnotes  at  end   of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>iumbCT) 


2.A69 


2,168 
2,024 


1,439 


1,352 

9 
78 


115 
42 

433 
292 


11 
124 


127 
39 
19 
56 


10 
18 


22 
3 

16 


26 
176 


28 
21 


22 
31 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,787.816 


3,478 
1,784,338 

463,769 
500,389 


795.646 


762,043 

5,051 

28,552 

294,663 


147,911 
146,752 


155,917 
472,937 


8,836 
56,339 


795,646 


162,179 


130, 170 
4,962 
12,102 
14,945 

69,846 


40,090 
29,756 


66.014 


12,949 
53,065 


7,417 
2,865 
3,485 

22,102 

15,707 


5,828 
7,325 
2,554 


4,486 
6,716 


3,291 

216 

6,054 

70,429 
28,577 

32.360 


19,416 
12,944 


77,096 
16,973 


3,566 
19,907 
14,428 

_i£U22. 


6,819 
13,645 

9,842 
24,112 

3,294 

2,620 

1,417 
20.596 


14,018 
6,578 


74.587 


15,289 
8,981 
1,540 
6,609 

19, 392 
1,283 
2,222 

19,271 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


96,488 


92,820 
1,066 
2,602 

18.852 


12,855 
5,997 


13,566 
12,425 


474 
2,116 


12,689 


8,946 

518 

1,254 

1,971 

11.608 


8,647 
2,961 


1,661 
4,569 


842 
498 
619 

1,038 


740 
957 
247 

1.664 


903 
761 


866 
73 
365 

3,587 
6,270 

4.016 


2,587 
1,429 


12,953 
2,490 


6.379 


1,012 
2,332 
3,035 

9.548 


1,615 
2,096 
1,113 
3,224 
827 
673 

350 
2.920 


1,670 
1,250 


8.839 


1,715 

1,264 
208 
748 

1,751 
272 
148 

2,733 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.2 

21.1 
9.1 


8.7 
4.1 

8.7 
2.6 


5.4 
3.8 


7.6 


6.9 

10.4 
10.4 
13.2 

16.6 


21.6 
10.0 


14.4 
8.6 


11.4 
17.4 
17.8 


20.1 
11.3 


26.3 
33.8 
14.3 

5.1 
21.9 


13.3 
11.0 


16.8 
14.7 


14.9 


11.8 
11.7 
21.0 

'5.8 


23.7 
15.4 
11.3 
13.4 
25.1 
25.7 

24.7 
14.2 


11.9 
19.0 


JJUl. 


11.2 
14.1 
13.5 
11.3 

9.0 
21.2 

6.7 
14.2 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TTiousond 
dollars) 


76.412 


1,941 
74,471 

23,572 
25,872 


53,443 

560 

1,014 


6,757 
2,096 


4,481 
4,826 


230 
1,059 


6.871 


5,017 
189 
644 

1,021 

5.874 


4,660 
1,214 


837 
2,593 


591 
309 
297 


440 
702 
130 


547 
512 


1,746 
3,895 


2.141 


1,379 
762 

9.681 


8,300 
1,381 


201 
1,381 
1,814 

5,448 


814 
1,476 

689 
1,756 

458 

255 

123 


960 
711 


5.464 


1,069 
975 
125 
399 
931 
157 
57 

1,751 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


1,672 
1,437 


1,013 

2 

76 


5 
2 

378 
256 


10 

107 


1,096 


205 


106 
35 

19 


91 
116 


_22. 


E^d  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(^lumber) 


26.819 


555 
26,264 


17,743 
493 
378 

2.451 


1,954 
497 

1,800 
2,442 


77 
880 


18,614 


2.702 


1,988 

80 

234 

400 

2.251 


1,777 
474 


273 
600 


218 

130 


_m- 


129 
138 
43 


154 
138 


191 

13 

205 

1,072 
1,300 


388 
216 


2,567 
390 


68 
442 
553 


304 
239 
171 
533 
162 
115 


400 
356 


370 

240 

57 

117 

357 

52 

18 

517 


July  15 
(J^umber) 


581 
25,128 


18,735 


18,022 
331 
382 


1,952 
524 

1,805 
1,434 


98 
580 


18,735 


2,710 


2,008 

79 

231 

392 

2.417 


1,912 
505 


307 
591 


225 
124 
R3 


127 
135 


156 
142 


184 

13 

209 

604 
1,337 


410 
226 

3.087 


2,690 
397 


_1U1&. 


73 
470 
573 


310 
284 
229 
555 
168 
114 


754 


405 
349 


370 
263 
66 
111 
359 
55 
18 
514 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


27.270 


580 
26,690 

17, 302 
n.a. 


18.671 


17,997 
317 
357 


2,017 
545 

1,817 
2,950 


117 
573 


13,671 


2.717 


2,002 

81 

218 

416 

2.266 


1,766 
500 


314 
634 


218 
114 
81 

205 

376 


132 
196 
43 


147 
155 


182 

10 

205 

620 
1,345 


425 
274 

2.978 


2,562 
416 


1.094 


65 
459 
570 


303 
309 
194 
571 
182 
113 


418 
317 


1.865 


375 

315 

73 

102 

411 

54 

18 

517 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
(DollaTs) 


1.356.303 


33,957 
1,322,351 

n.a. 

n.a. 


928,233 
12,813 
18,526 


126,045 
38,024 

83,816 
84,846 


2,929 
27,119 


125.557 


91,765 
3,644 
11,381 
18,267 

106.543 


85,930 
20,613 

60. 562 


13,357 
46,705 

19.763 


9,261 
6,488 
4,014 

9,142 

21.204 


8,379 
10,551 
2,274 

16.923 


7,193 
9,735 


9,058 

513 

12,001 

35,645 
65,763 

32.248 


20, 123 
12,125 

167,652 


144,222 
23,430 


3,246 
25,043 
33,024 

95,235 


16,779 
24,943 
11,055 
29,183 
7,944 
5,326 

2,338 
29.95? 


16,295 
13,653 


88.1^4 


19,011 

10,976 
2,237 
7,409 

15,072 
2,694 
1,060 

29,695 


July  15 
(DoIUts) 


1.382.017 


36,769 
1,345,248 


999.906 


970,127 
10,008 
19,771 

174,718 


133,637 
41,081 

86,774 
60,423 

23.427 


4,187 
19,240 


129.544 


94,301 
3,481 
12,500 
18,762 

117.290 


94, 120 
23,170 

62.087 


16,190 
45,897 


9,323 
5,817 
4,474 

9,674 

20,868 


8,146 
10,481 
2,241 


7,421 
10,041 


8,861 

498 

12,741 

22,475 
70,411 

35.181 


21,482 
13,699 

175.243 


150,707 
24,536 


3,980 
26,296 
36,055 

102.952 


17,351 
26,63" 
13,573 
31,759 
8,154 
5,176 

2,397 
33.186 


19,659 
13,527 


93.090 


21,181 

12,260 
2,515 
7,694 

16,177 
2,366 
1,060 

29,337 


Nov.  IS 
(Dellari) 


1.434.790 


37,944 
1,396,846 


996,915 


969,443 
9,092 
18,380 


135,625 
44,316 

38,856 
106, 537 

24.597 


4,777 

19,820 


132.991 


96,6% 

3,793 

12,450 

20,052 

111.218 


38,384 
22,834 

67.413 


15,675 
51,738 


9,323 
6,569 
4.439 


21.764 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


104.722 


96 
104,626 

67,544 
99,196 


83.711 


8,526 
10,716 
2,520 


7,271 
10,287 


8,558 

429 

11,749 

22,937 
70,323 


22,442 
16,602 

16?.?72 


143,886 
25,686 


63,770 


3,600 
26,  505 
33,665 

10?.Q9? 


16,306 
27,148 
13,017 
32,432 
8,954 
5,236 

2,284 
30.956 


18,182 
12,776 


93.39g 


19,627 

13,532 
2,748 
6.630 

17,565 
2,841 
1,326 

28,929 


81,376 
1,310 
1,025 


11,576 
518 


JZSl 


174 
607 


83.711 


13.854 


12,131 

344 

182 

1,197 

1.673 


942 
731 

6.913 


515 
6,398 


1,115 
823 
365 

1,023 

1.659 


672 
738 
399 

1.726 


1,024 
702 


747 
35 
837 

5.048 
6,152 

4,1?0 


2,642 

1,508 

16.446 


13,836 
2,612 

3,221 


107 

1,981 
1,133 

6^759 


1,025 

2,553 

990 

3,198 

503 

490 

157 
IBS. 


549 
237 


8.020 


1,203 

1,032 

112 

U 

2.633 

428 

49 

2,350 


KENTUCKY 


16.03 


Table  lOL  -THE  STATE— Continued 

E.TABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  ExPENSBH,  PaV  RoLL,  PbISONNEI,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TvPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Type  of  opention  and  land  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccmnercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks) 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Lianber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

FanD  products  (raw  materials) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 


155 
AC 


18.821 


•1,757 
3,794 
1,181 
9,089 

66,925 


U6,752 


2,082 
3,300 
2,178 
12,590 
126,602 

472.937 


74,115 

1,789 

2,571 

3,326 

709 

356.642 


211,894 
144,748 

1,743 

707 

953 

30,382 

65,175 


11.020 


10,910 
110 

53,941 


9,563 
32,406 
10,900 

1,072 

214 


2.895 


1,673 
220 
262 

740 

4,154 


5,997 


156 
313 
292 
239 
4,997 

12.425 


961 
48 
76 
95 
62 


7,942 
1,360 

134 

64 

70 

1,613 

2.590 


818 


808 
10 


542 

340 

785 

52 

53 


15.4 
35.2 

5.8 
22.2 

8.1 

6.2 


4.1 


7.5 
9.5 
13.4 
1.9 
3.9 

2.6 


2.006 


1,212 
124 
169 
501 

1,969 


2.096 


69 
218 
135 
175 
1,499 

4.826 


1.3 
2.7 
3.0 
2.8 
8.7 


3.7 
0.9 

7.7 
9.0 
7.3 
5.3 


7.4 
9.1 


5.7 
1.0 
7.2 
4.8 


464 
18 
15 
19 
19 


3,196 
633 

36 

13 

25 

388 


321 
7 


944 
261 
152 
510 
21 


113 
46 

6 
5 

3 
26 


272 
35 
56 

151 


17 
19 
26 
45 
390 


132 
6 
4 
6 
5 

2.187 


1,735 
452 

19 

5 

16 

62 


205 


203 
2 


91 
UO 
530 

8 


287 
38 
53 

150 


18 
36 
26 
45 
399 

1.434 


621 
536 

18 
4 
16 
SI 


_22a 


231 
7 


300 
41 
53 

147 


2.950 


132 
8 
5 
6 
6 

2.636 


2,135 
551 


38.281 


24,127 
2,332 
2,503 
9,219 

35,753 


38.024 


1,199 
1,894 
2,558 
3,707 
28,666 

84.846 


10,000 
243 
272 
344 
343 

66.084 


39.849 


25,330 
2,321 
2,337 
9,861 

41,943 


41,081 


1,287 
3,906 
2,554 
3,809 
29,525 

60.423 


112 

112 

186 

11 


131 
124 
182 
24 


55,323 

10,761 

911 

240 

493 

5,916 

30.048 


6.457 


6,387 

70 


23.340 


3,674 

2,869 

16,566 

231 

251 


8,478 
318 
272 
344 
343 

41.770 


30,275 
11,495 

833 

220 

493 

7,352 

23.427 


39.248 


25,216 
2,637 
2,399 
8,996 

41,739 


44,316 


1,361 
4,181 
2,582 
3,966 
32,226 

106.537 


8,477 
318 
328 
344 
383 

88.446 


7,214 
145 


15.624 


4,907 

2,932 

7,497 

283 

444 


76,810 
11,636 

833 

235 

493 

6,680 

24.597 


6,606 

6,441 

165 

17.642 


5,522 

3,230 

8,011 

C79 


349 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


1.3;2. 


302 
156 
101 
763 


513 
45 


1 
23 


373 
234 
139 


22 

781 

_JZ4 

73 

1 


692 
242 

62 
373 

15 


16.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.~STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Saixs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Opeilation'  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


Establishments 
(dumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thausand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(y^umbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(T^umber) 


Pay  roll 
(Oolldri) 


LOUISVIIXE  METBOPOLIIAN  AHEA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Kercliant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (vithout  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  bv  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  conf ec  tioner-y ,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

i>rugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals ,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Fumit'jre,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  raillwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm  dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  acrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  Blocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified, 

*  Consists  of  Jefferson  County,  Ky.,  and  Clark  and  Floyd  Counties 


856 


10 
846 


'979.  K6 


3,478 
975,668 


«7,a97 
268 .730 


132,114 
136,616 

45,887 
180,490 
32,664 


30.229 


16,345 
1,550 
2,414 
9,920 

38.709 


19,907 
18,802 


2,822 
33,857 


5,385 
1,267 

13,532 
10,128 
10,937 
8,885 
51,256 
10,706 

23.173 


11,684 
11,494 


67,479 
7,996 


24,107 
13,102 


35.240 


3,953 
7,183 
7,653 
16,451 

11.045 


7,453 
3,592 


47.487 


4,419 
8,698 
2,511 
12,022 
19,637 

132.114 


42,001 
13,448 
76,665 

180.490 


59,319 
2,571 
3,326 

82,755 
707 

31,812 


1,798 
45,743 


35,084 
7,554 


404 

1 


5,555 
1,999 

1,418 

1,143 

544 


35,034 


1.804 


71 
195 
730 

3.754 


3,105 
649 


245 
1,671 


529 
157 

364 

874 

1,051 

1,139 

398 

1,505 

1.551 


913 
633 


7,571 
737 


2.793 


1,093 
,705 


3.400 


462 

391 

668 

1,879 

1.061 


565 

496 


3.975 


316 
960 
294 
636 

1,769 

5.555 


1,673 
1,563 
2,319 


389 
15 
19 

317 
13 

390 


14.639 


533 
14,156 


11,019 
2,151 


1,635 
516 

497 
295 
194 


11,019 


632 


259 
31 
62 

280 

1,243 


1,012 
231 


72 
343 


191 
56 

124 
260 
2-J2 
370 
360 
495 


265 
223 


2.573 


2,343 
235 


344 
529 


162 
105 
222 
503 


232 
198 


36 
310 

79 
210 
535 


514 
412 
709 


100 
5 
6 

109 


34,860 
838,350 


629,429 
153,350 


110,991 
42,359 

27,345 
19,606 
8,620 


34.970 


15,303 
1,515 
3,509 

14,143 

70.24J 


58,730 
11,518 


34.612 


4,256 
30,356 


10,838 
2,792 

6,312 
15,310 
17,293 
19,303 
15,696 
23,443 

31.128 


17,685 
13,443 


130,720 
13,331 


51.999 


20,284 
31,715  . 


63,096 


,352 

7,868 
11,838 
34,038 

18.872 


9,826 
9,046 


64.416 


5,449 
13,252 

5,C77 
10,313 
29,525 

110.991 


32,635 
29,246 

49,110 

19.606 

7,046 
328 

344 

4,762 

235 

6,891 


KENTUCKY 


16.05 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  ' 

EsTABUtHMSNTs,  Sai^es,  Pay  Rolx,  and  Psrsonnbl — Total;  E«TABLj8HMEhm  AND  Sales — Mekchant  Wuolbsalbks  and  Othek  Opbkatino  Typsa:  194& 


County  and  city 


State,  totAl. 


Admiiilstrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Vbolesale  establishments 


Adair  County. . . . 
Alien  County.  — 
Anderson  County. 
Ballard  County.. 


Barren  County 

Glasgow 

Remainder  of  County.. 


Bath  County. 


Bell  County 

Mlddlesborough 

Remainder  of  County. 


Boone  County. 


Bourbon  County 

Paris 

Remainder  of  County. 


Boyd  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Ashland 

Catlettsburg 

Remainder  of  County 


Boyle  County 

Danville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Bracken  Co'inty 

Breathitt  County 

Breckinridge  County. 

Bullitt  County 

Butler  County 


Caldwell  County 

Princeton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Calloway  County 

Murray 

Remainder  of  County. 


Caaq>bell  County 

Bellevue 

.  Dayton 

Fort  Thooias 

Newport 

Remainder  of  County. 


Carlisle  County. 
Carroll  County. . 
Carter  County. . . 
Casey  County, ... 


Christian  County , 

Hcpkinsvllle 

Remainder  of  County. , 


Clark  County 

Winchester 

Remainder  of  County. 


Clay  County 

Clinton  County, ... 
Crittenden  County, 
Cumberland  County. 


Daviess  County 

Owensboro 

Remainder  of  County. 


Edmonson  County., 
Elliott  County. . . 
Estill  County 


Fayette  County 

Lexington 

Remainder  of  County. 


Fleming  County., 
Floyd  County. . . . 


Franklin  County 

Frankfort 

Remainder  of  County. 


Fulton  County. . . 
Gallatin  County. 


Esuhliih- 
menis 


(Sumba) 


13 


Total 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiutfnd 
doUari) 


3,478 
1, 784,338 

2,111 

2,080 

982 

447 

16.830 


(x) 


(x) 
9.686 


7,130 
2,556 


16.565 


(x) 


27,157 
25,8X3 


1,344 
22,916 


21,717 
1,199 

(x) 
1,963 
832 
(x) 
(x) 

6.019 


6,019 


8,420 
1,417 


2,395 
11,593 

2,340 
(x) 

26.029 


24,690 
1,339 


(x) 
(x) 

2,490 
391 
1,541 
(x) 

34,201 


26,964 
7,237 

(x) 

1,155 

162.482 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(^Thousand 

JMlT,) 


1,941 
74,471 


1W 
(x) 

(x) 


363 
193 


Active 

proprietors, ' 

November 

(dumber) 


1,854 


TO" 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


1.706 


(x) 
(x) 


143 
1,563 

1,509 

54 
522 


477 
45 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


197 
84 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


32 

231 
56 


642 
30 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
1.999 


1,781 
218 


(x) 


141,967 
20,515 


351 
5,917 


4.439 

M 

4,811 
728 


6,290 
376 


11 
140 


(x) 


153 
9 


(x) 


Paid  emplovces  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


580 
26,690 

32 
30 
14 
11 


M 
(x) 


152 
55 


(x) 
(x) 


47 
564 
542 

22 

306 


283 
23 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


118 
42 


(x) 


32 
125 
25 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


37,944 
1,396,846 

946 
597 
589 
465 


"HO 
(x) 

(x) 


9.882 


7,437 
2,445 


(x) 
(x) 


3,084 
31,270 
29,935 

1,335 

11,502 


10,544 
958 

(x) 
1,461 
460 
(x) 
(x) 

2.119 


2,119 
5.3Q4 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


Oitmba) 


1,439 

5 

1 

1 
11 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thotutfnd 
dottart) 


795,646 

684 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Cx) 
7.940 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 


3,539 
1,765 


9.636 


(x) 
Cx) 


(x) 


45 
6 


(x) 


5 
92 


87 
5 


3 
22 


"ra" 

(x) 


383 
17 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


711 
141 


(x) 


2.442 


2,237 
205 


"TO" 
Cx) 


751 
4,865 
1,105 
Cx) 

13.476 


12,812 
664 


(x) 
(x) 

1,283 
436 
893 
Cx) 

39.602 


30,196 
9,406 

Cx) 

1,050 

124.990 


117,036 
7,954 


213 
2,588 


5.611 


"TO 

Cx) 


20,598 
Cx) 


Cx) 
2.102 


2,000 
102 


Cx) 
Cx) 


(x) 


3.900 


Cx) 
Cx) 

_IxJ_ 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Mvmber) 


Cx) 


Cx) 
1,651 


7.996 


Cx) 
Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 

1,645 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

18.030 


Tt) 
Cx) 


655 
70.833 


3,156 
160  I 


00 
Cx) 


Cx) 
4,100 


3.061 


"TO^ 
Cx) 


1,017 
3 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


988,692 

1,427 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

12.513 


Cx) 
Cx) 


1.746 


"TO 
Cx) 


15.744 


Cx) 
Cx) 


6,559 
Cx) 


Cx) 
20.814 


19,717 
1,097 


Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 


4,638 


4,638 


5.9J7 


"TO 
Cx) 

_txL 


Cx) 


2,395 
Cx) 

689 
Cx) 

18.033 


7i) 
Cx) 


Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 


Cx) 


Cx) 


91.649 


"TO 
Cx) 

Cx) 
1,817 


00 


2,627 
728 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


16.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITffiS  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbasonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Ttpes:  1948 


County  aod  dty 


Merdunt  whoksakra 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales. 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doUdrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Humhcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

worlcweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


Pay  roll 
(DolUri) 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thcmtand 
dolldrs) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousdnd 
dollars) 


Garrard  County 

Grant  County 

Graves  County 

Hayfleld 

Remainder  of  County 

Grayson  County 

Green  County 

Greenup  County 

Hancock  County 

Hardin  County 

Ellzabethtoun 

Remainder  of  County 

Harlan  County 

Harrison  County 

Hart  County 

Henderson  County 

Henderson 

Remainder  of  County 

Henry  County 

Hickman  County 

Hopkins  County 

Hadisonvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Jackson  County 

Jefferson  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establlahments,  total 

Louisville 

Remainder  of  County 

Jessamine  County 

Johnson  County 

Kenton  County 

Covington 

Ludlow 

Remainder  of  County 

Knott  County 

Knox  County 

Corbln  Cpart)^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Larue  County 

Laurel  County 

Lawrence  County 

Lee  County 

Leslie  County 

Letcher  County 

Jenkins 

Remainder  of  County 

Lewia  County 

Lincoln  County 

Livingston  County 

Logan  County 

Lyon  County 

McCracken  County 

Paducah 

Remainder  of  County 

McCreary  County 

McLean  County 

Madison  County. 

Richmond 

Remainder  of  County 

Magoffin  County 

Marion  County 

Marshall  County 

Martin  County 

Mason  County 

Maysvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Meade  County 

Menifee  County 

Mercer  County 

Metcalfe  County 

Moru^se  County 

Montgomery  County 

Morgan  County 

Muhlenberg  County 


763 

752 

11 

6 
2i 


"95" 


6,i32 

817 


880 
307 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


"TJT 
(x) 


(x) 


4,297 

5,WS 

1,191 

503 

3,822 


128 
86 
23 
11 


83 

112 

13 

9 


7.609 

(x) 

2,621 

5,266 

*33 

229 

3.613 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


3,377 
445 

28,305 
8,178 
9,072 


149 
24 

1,325 
206 
159 


12,778 
3,031 

458 
5,989 

5.863 


595 
96 


4,738 
1,125 


956.067 


255 
31 


46.169 


3,478 
952,589 
949,371 

3,218 

756 
12,667 


1,798 

44,371 

44,192 

179 

98 
510 


20,816 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


1,125 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 

2,528 

14,196 

1,627 

989 

(x) 

4.430 


(x) 


(x) 


98 

450 

39 

39 


(x) 

1,812 

5,922 
(x) 

45.702 


45;i3J4 
668 


(x) 
16.798 


(x) 

36 

125 

(x) 

2.431 


2,382 
49 


(x) 


14,451 
2,347 


227 
4« 


(x) 

7,651 
523 
(x) 

24.764 


(x) 


(x) 


21,601 
3,163 

(x) 

8,107 
(x) 

862 
10,377 
1,323 

6,413 


627 
4« 


(x) 


(x) 


25 

155 

36 


67 
13 

460 
104 
45 


3,156 
457 

26,501 
2,982 
3,881 


463 
455 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


~27Z" 
37 


12,077 
1,925 


309 
,162 


(x) 
(x) 

21,823 
(x) 
(x) 

11,304 


8,273 
3,031 


(x) 


14.L2S 


5,816 
618 


845,886 


533 

13,592 

13,539 

53 

43 
198 


34,860 

811,026 

807,807 

3,219 

1,733 
9,125 


551 
543 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


23,310 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

1.947 


(x) 


53 
182 
21 
32 


(x) 
(x) 

1,899 

8,992 

799 

968 

(x) 

2.526 


(x) 


(x) 


2,526 

(x) 


2,152 
(x) 


~336" 


(x) 


40^509 
897 


(x) 
3.996 


(x) 


(x) 


184 
84 


3,140 
856 

(x) 
4,130 
137 
(x) 

9.526 


(x) 


(x) 


22 

174 
20 


7,630 
1,896 

(x) 

3,509 
(x) 

599 

6,819 

726 

4,650 


j.ys 


(x) 
(x) 


433,862 

(x) 

(x) 

555 
10,140 


17,530 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

_ii) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
8, 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


1,086 

3,383 
(x) 

30.541 


29,873 
668 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


542 

520 

795 

1,323 

4,384 


212 

209 

3 


(x) 


(l) 
(x) 


(x) 


817 
8.890 


(x) 
(x) 


5,408 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


6,482 


4.505 
4,505 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


5,989 


518,727 
(x) 
(x) 


201 
2,527 


_iil. 


(x) 


JiL 


(x) 

(x) 

5 
(x) 
(x) 


5,303 


(x) 

726 

5,539 

(x) 

15.161 


15  141 


(x) 
(x) 


"TIT 

(x) 


6,820 
(x) 

19.669 


Ho" 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


342 
9,582 


2,029 


See  foot.-iotes  at  end  of  table. 


KENTUCKY 


16.07 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

EcTABLIKHUBNTt,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoIX,  AND  PbRSONNBL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtBER  OpBRATINO  TyPE«:'1948 


County  and  dt7 


Total 


Nelson  County. . . , 
Nicholas  County. . 
Ohio  County 

Oldham  County. . . . 

Owen  County 

(Vsley  County 

Pendleton  County. 


Perry  County 

Hazard 

Remainder  of  County. 

Pike  County 

Pikevllle 

Remainder  of  County, 

Pcwell  County 


Pulaski  County 

Somerset 

Remainder  of  County. 

Robertson  County 

Rockcastle  County 

Rowan  County 

Russell  County 

Scott  County 

Shelby  County 


Sijiqjson  County. 

Spencer  County. 
Taylor  County. . 

Todd  County. 

Trigg  County, . . 
Trimble  County., 
Onion  County. . . . 


Warren  County 

Bowling  Green 

Remainder  of  County, , 

Washington  County 

Wayne  County 

Webster  County 


Whitley  County 

Corbin  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wolfe  County 

Woodford  County 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Silcs, 
entire  year 

CnwusdTwl 
dallari) 


6,331 

739 

1,292 


(x) 
(x) 


308 

877 
11,044 


5,058 
5,986 


9,0A1 
i,5U 


(x) 


11,354 


5,805 
5,549 

279 

612 

2,120 

2,458 

656 

14,831 


(x) 


4,674 

:) 

6,008 

1,936 

434 


(x) 


15,021 
3,085 

7,665 
1,105 
3,773 

7.168 


4,934 
2,234 


(x) 
(x) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrj) 


160 

12 
46 


(x) 
Cx) 


33 
596 


312 


415 
134 


(x) 


197 
169 

5 
13 
52 
45 
13 
286 


(x) 


148 
71 
11 


(x) 


662 
156 

68 
37 
97 


156 
120 


(x) 

(x) 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

Qiumba) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(\umber) 


103 
13 

23 


(x) 
(x) 


22 

203 


90 
118 


Payroll 
(I>i>IUn) 


4,195 
260 
895 

(x) 

197 
(x) 

750 

12,323 


141 
62 


(x) 


104 
120 


(x) 


(x) 


251 
53 

19 
17 
58 


(x) 
(x) 


5,651 
6,677 


8,357 
2,750 


(x) 


6,683 


3,746 
2,942 

35 
277 

1,064 
864 
260 

5,135 

3,622 

M 
2,499 
1,637 
208 

(x) 
1,582 

13,834 


10,892 
2,942 

282 

550 

1,811 

5,542 


3,169 
2,373 


Merchant  wholesalets 


Establish- 
meats 


(Xumixr) 


(x) 
(x) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousdnd 
dolldrs) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


3.012 


3,867 
4,145 

7.862 


6,565 
1,297 

(x) 
4.981 


3,124 
1,357 

(x) 
(x) 

1,495 
(x) 
(x) 

2,211 

(x) 

1,920 

(x)    ■■■ 

622 

8,496 


8,260 
236 

(x) 
(x) 
3,208 

3.834 


"TJT 
(x) 

(x) 


Other  operating  typea 


Establish- 

mccts 


Qiumixr) 


Sales, 
cDtirc  year 

{Thousand 
liolUrf) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


3.032 


1,191 
1,841 


2,476 
3,217 


(x) 


2765T 

3,692 

(x) 
(x) 

625 
(x) 
(x) 

12,620 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


4,088 
1,936 


9.610 


"T77S1 
2,849 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


565 
3.334 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  in  Knox  and  Whitley  Counties. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Bdsiness:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUiTs) 


Piy  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnctors,* 
November 

(Xumber) 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
{Tiumher) 


Payroll 
{Dollars) 


BOYD  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,   aiutlllary  units 

Vholesaie  establishments 

WHOLESALE  £STA£LI£»1ENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Merchant  -Aolesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

DAVIESS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fane  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autonotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipcent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petrole-jm  biilk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


60 


27,157 


34,201 


18,030 


143 
1,563 


10 

6,649 

309 

7 

1,590 

163 

7 

2,049 

195 

3 

313 

31 

3 

603 

82 

L4 

9,394 

608 

5 

2,791 

96 

4 

2,190 

68 

4 

1,578 

11 

8 

3,163 

144 

6 

4,961 

461 

5 

1,761 

83 

6 

918 

134 

8 

3,429 

315 

10 

3,793 

479 

16 

5,157 

173 

10 

7,348 

140 

4 

3,666 

65 

Jil. 


^^54 


3,084 
31,270 


7 

109 

6,387 

7 

65 

3,439 

3 

63 

3,549 

1 

18 

1,221 

3 

38 

1,990 

8 

213 

11,368 

32 

1,871 

1 

22 

1,221 

3 

4 

224 

39,602 


7 

61 

2,799 

6 

231 

9,469 

5 

29 

1,728 

3 

50 

2,478 

6 

133 

6,907 

9 

167 

4,841 

7 

71 

3,272 

7 

33 

6,540 

1 

27 

1,468 

16.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pebsonnbl,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  c^tetatkxi,  and  Itind  of  buainess 


EstaUiahments 


iHumber) 


Saks, 
entire  year 

CThousand 
dcflart) 


Pay  ran, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 

November 

(Humber) 


E^d  anployees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Numbtr) 


PiyroU 
(Oolbri) 


FAIETTE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  Materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Grocaries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

JEFFERSON  COraiTY,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABIISHIENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Fai-m  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

KENTON  COUNTY 

Mccracken  county,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) ^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

WASHEN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies..- 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


22 

20 

7 

12 

13 

iS 

i5 

lOS 

175 


162,^482 


70.833 


10,600 
3,778 

10,199 
3,233 
3,239 
4,519 
5,i47 
2,359 
6,674 
1,572 

19,313 

7,291 
73,668 


11,100 

60,836 

1,732 

10,690 

956,067 


3,476 
952,589 


433,862 


28,783 
36,015 
33,512 

6,932 
12,048 
10,937 
51,256 

9,873 
36,302 
34,934 
173,270 

268,730 


132,114 
136,616 


42,601 
207,396 


45,702 
30.541 


6,071 

3,068 

1,930 

990 

386 

4,339 

3,330 

10,427 

4,837 
4,654 


1,407 
18,106 


8,496 


2,596 
655 
579 
353 

4,313 

4,824 
«,116 

670 


4,790 


623 
184 
541 

68 
649 
148 
313 
335 
776 

78 
1,075 

322 

901 


"4g" 
810 
43 

653 

46,169 


1,798 
44,371 


33,939 


1,760 

3,407 

1,734 

676 

327 

1,051 

898 

1,383 

2,638 

3,384 

16,681 

7,554 


5,555 
1,999 


1,297 
1,581 


2.074 


352 

314 
98 
U8 
12 
332 
262 
586 

HI 
203 


91 
24 
18 
21 
413 

192 
39 
20 


9 

3 

32 

23 

72 
102 


^1-^^ 


284 
97 

178 
23 

201 
54 
99 
88 

235 
47 

343 

102 
500 


22 
452 
26 


533 
13,592 


10,578 


609 
1,102 
362 
238 
108 
292 
360 
454 
802 
982 
5,269 

2,151 


1,635 
516 


452 
411 


124 

126 

36 

40 

4 

97 

68 

229 

43 
72 


13 
146 


87.281 


11,474 
3,853 

11,153 
1,306 

11,053 
3,150 
5,683 
6,437 

14,835 
1,452 

16,885 

6,206 
19,058 


9lT 
17,270 
847 

12,445 

845,886 


34,860 
811,026 


607,312 


34,048 
63,442 
31,702 
13,495 
5,628 
17,293 
15,696 
25,800 
48,416 
62,773 
289,019 

153,350 


110,991 
42,359 


25,106 
25,258 


41,406 


33.802 


5,519 
4,894 
1,874 
2,089 
262 
6,632 
3,797 
8,735 

3,006 
4,291 

135 


135 

172 

13^34 


9.638 


1,500 
376 
272 
516 

6,97* 

3,806 
390 


«  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslneeees. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


LOUISIANA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 17.02 

102  Standard'  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 17.04- 

Baton  Rouge  Metropolitan  Area 17. 04 

New  Orleans  Metropolitan  Area 17.04 

Shreveport  Metropolitan  Area 17.05 

101'  Parishes  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 17.06 

104  Parishes  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

ty  "type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 17.08 

Caddo  Parish 17.08    Orleans  Parish 17.08 

Calcasieu  Parish 17.08    Ouachita  Parish 17.08 

East  Baton  Rouge  Parish 17.08    Rapides  Parish 17.08 

Iberia  Parish 17.08    St.  Landry  Parish 17.08 

Jefferson  Parish 17.08    Tangipahoa  Parish 17.08 

Lafayette  Parish 17.08    Terrebonne  Parish 17.08 

Lafourche  Parish 17.08 

17.01 


17.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opention  and  land  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Qiumher) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  toll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
ptoptie- 
tots.* 
Novcm- 
bcr 

Q^um' 
bcr) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  IS 
(>iumber) 


Nov.  15 
(>iumber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(DolLiTj) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19AS 

Wholesale  establisbioents 19>^ 

1939 
1929, 

WHOLESAIE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Service  wholesalers,  domestic  marliet. 

Forei^  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  hulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 


Cooperative  marketing  associations. 
Other  assemblers,  country  buyers... 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Herchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Pish,  sea  foods 

Heats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.,.. 

Beer,  ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sinvlrles  (specialty  lines). 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notlODB. 

Furniture ,  hcrae  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Base  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Autcmotlve  equipoent,  tires  and  tubes... 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties.... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  aupplles. 

Lumber,  construction  materlala 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Comaercial  machines ,  equipment. 

Construction  machinery,  equipment.......... 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishuient  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exo«  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 


Metalfi,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autcmoblles,  other  motor  vehlelefl. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


3.092 


24 
3,068 

2,360 
1,726 


1,811 


1,709 
54 
38 

341 


246 
95 

474 
271 


13 
158 


1,811 


363 


141 
30 
54 
42 
% 


33 
159 


65 
17 
U 
178 
25 
45 


2.248.613 


108.297 


2.007 


35.723 


36.520 


37.433 


1.953,353 


2.014.835 


21,555 
2,227.058 

698,804 
830,965 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


4,379 
103,918 


31,787 
29,262 


2,007 

1,419 
827 


1,235 
34.488 

23.140 
n.a. 


1.245 
35,275 

23,382 


1.246 

36.187 

24,013 

n.a. 


83.211 
1.870.142 


86.733 
1,928,102 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,299,609 


1.333.281 


87,860 
,989,004 

n.a. 
n.a. 


1,370,719 


1,035,902 
129,316 
18.293 

555,542 


126,309 

9,513 

831 


12.2 
7.4 
4.5 


69,208 

3,004 

402 

22,177 


1,184 
43 
43 


23.324 
661 
149 

6.387 


23,749 
666 
149 

6.824 


24,072 
676 
144 


1,245,023 

47,620 

6,966 


1,278,812 

47,154 

7,315 

430,100 


1,313,685 
50,212 
6,822 


392,844 
162,698 

158,440 
275,785 


36.619 
8,166 

13,496 
6,814 

5,545 


9.3 
5.0 

8.5 
2.5 


18,871 
3,306 

4,364 
2,594 

2,169 


1 
1 

392 
228 


5,490 
897 


1,674 
844 


1,449 


5.914 
910 


1,672 
913 


1.302 


5,713 
910 

1,665 
876 

2,131 


349,941 
61,611 

82,955 
40,787 


364,899 
65.201 

84,616 
46,139 


363,470 
65,311 

84,805 
44,568 


5,017 
48,763 


1,183,511 


276.632 


144,331 

8,090 

6,897 

23,971 

93,343 

98,314 


39,853 
58,461 

82.865 


11.345 
71,520 

33.144 


18,255 
5,106 
6.591 
3,192 

34,171 

31.670 


9,245 

14,136 

8,289 

11.162 


4,959 
6,203 


16,633 


4,461 
2,489 
1,986 
7,697 

112,925 
30,425 

71.350 


46,762 
24,588 

67.049 


48,988 
18,061 

42.651 


9,655 
19,665 
13,331 

177.120 


14,301 

17,040 

6,237 

118,289 

5,650 

7,295 

8,308 


17.272 
3,258 

66.721 


20,568 
3,285 
3.394 

10.290 
3,840 
8,948 

15,396  I 


511 
5,034 


136,653 


10.2 
10.3 


214 
1,955 


72,614 


1 
114 


1,270 


126 
1,323 


24,134 


81 
1,221 


24,564 


129 
2,002 


24,892 


4,238 
31,001 


1,299,609 


5,643 
28.32.1 


1,333,281 


6,659 
53,472 


21.801 


7.9 


11.799 


280 


11.130 

873 

1.260 

2,208 

6,330 

12.523 


6,876 
5,547 

6,244 


7.7 
10.8 
18.3 
9.2 
6.8 

12.7 


6,637 

508 

512 

1,394 

2,748 

6.538 


4,506 


1.561 
4,683 

4.838 


2,492 

733 
890 
723 

2,279 

4.111 


1,234 

1,986 

891 

_2J44 


1,017 
1,127 


3,217 


958 

475 

689 

1,095 

7,116 
6,722 


5,758 
2,922 


6,496 
3,192 


6.751 


614 
3,193 
2,944 

27.814 


3,531 
2,503 
558 
16,177 
1,792 
1,626 

1,527 
1,044 
3.937 


3,154 

783 


7.744 


1,712 
702 
505 
974 
775 
354 

2,7L2 


17.2 
9.6 

7.5 
TJX 


14.6 


13.6 
14.4 
13.5 
22.5 

5.7 


13.3 
14.0 
10.7 


20.5 
18.2 

19.3 


21.5 
19.1 
34.7 
14.2 

6.3 
22.1 


12.3 
11.9 


13.3 
17.7 


6.4 
16.2 
22.1 

15.7 


24.7 
14.7 
8.9 
13.7 
31.7 
22.3 

19.6 


18.3 
24.0 

11.6 


21.4 
14.9 

9.5 
20.2 

4.1 
16.5 


3,521 
2,917 

3.055 


2,641 
212 
270 
510 
873 

2.470 


4,601 
2,658 

205 
277 
511 
940 


4,707 


202.177 


202,135 


1,474 
996 


1.529 
975 


2,687 
220 
321 
522 
957 

2.540 


1,520 
1,020 


115,580 
10,591 
10,347 
21,172 
44,487 

115.091 


210.773 


660 
2.405 

2.712 


260 

754 


,567 
348 
419 
378 

1,133 

2.485 


561 
164 
151 
103 


260 
748 

1.005 


571 
165 
152 
117 


706 
1,255 

524 

1.359 


533 
725 

2.172 


243 
319 
143 

386 
"19? 


671 
309 
533 
659 

1,607 
3,980 


3,420 
1,569 

6.101 


4,175 
1,926 

3,970 


289 
1,7U 
1,937 

14.857 


2,092 
1,458 

324 
8,296 
1,022 

854 

801 

424 

2.127 


1,739 
388 


355 
313 
321 
449 
U5 
916 


3 
6 

37 
116 


103 
109 
131 
225 

528 
1,417 

1.453 


994 
459 

1.654 


1,159 
495 


83 
592 
594 

4,349 


309 
107 
2,432 
358 
307 

255 
140 


682 

184 


J97" 
145 
149 
145 
130 
51 
362 


242 
321 
141 

373 
~l36" 


103 
102 
132 
220 

499 
1,456 


64,743 
50,348 

51,108 


117.654 

8,096 

9,515 

21,690 

45,180 

116,599 
66,596" 
50,003 

50.764 


265 

790 

1.017 


12.173 
38,935 

50,883 


572 
164 
163 
U8 


238 
320 
141 


29,801 
6,582 
8,146 
6,354 

22,952 

42.048 


13,083 
37,681 

53,635 


117,385 
10,580 
12,068 
23,111 
47,529 

123.367 
68,568 
54,799 

54,979 


12,420 
42,559 

52,825 


3l,2i7 
5,625 
8,504 
7,259 

21,792 

42.363 


~2975Z3" 
7.250 
8,680 
6,948 

23,985 


199 
214 


12,198 

20,158 

9,592 

21.088 


1,060 
473 


1,105 
509 


84 
531 

646 

4.560 


55r 
319 
105 
2,558 
345 
321 

257 
143 
899 


708 
191 


T90 

145 
147 
169 
128 
59 
350  I 


103 
103 
138 
223 

514 
1,435 


9,832 

11,256 

38.656 


1,079 
481 


1,212 
537 

1,362 


79 
669 

614 

4.529 


55r 

343 
101 
2,620 
351 
312 

244 
159 
8U 


614 
197 


146 
151 
152 
137 
54 
375 


12,144 
5,561 
8,984 

U,957 

27,089 
70,557 

107,329 


78,228 
29,101 

88.691 


58,697 
29,994 


5,167 
31,373 
35,322 

275.947 


3*;M7 
28,709 
5,212 
148,050 
19,937 
15,591 

18,541 

7,113 

38.804 


32,081 
6,723 

68,114 


u;m9 

6,868 
6,141 

14,148 
7,480 
2,355 

16,123 


12,088 

20,984 

9,291 

20.901 


9,709 
11,192 

38.792 


12,454 

21,257 

9,835 

23.334 


12,334 
5,430 
8,541 

12,387 

25,897 
74,177 


81,314 
30,197 
99.729 


68,153 
31,576 

78,078 


5,241 
33,978 
38,859 

286.045 


39;  903 
29,942 
5,588 
158,618 
19,670 
16,167 

16,157 

7,256 

39.329 


32,172 
7,157 

64,278 


16,236 
7,369 
6,075 
8,580 
7,768 
2,402 

15,748 


10,856 
12,478 

40.298 


12,224 
5,575 
9,494 

12,905 

26,832 
74,065 


79,899 
30,176 


71,942 
33,835 

73,010 


4,852 
31,398 
36,760 

295.299 


39,599 
29,910 
5,651 
157,537 
19,634 
15,317 

16,651 

7,775 

35,539 


29,288 

7,251 

58,228 


16,557 
7,053 
5.084 

10,787 
9,012 
2,246 

16,489 


165.896 


373 
165,523 

55,070 
58,733 


109,411 

11,482 

243 


15,705 
574 


103 
2,040 


22.209 


10,515 
478 
120 
682 

10,414 

1,598 


^57 

934 

8,354 


"57S" 
7,778 

4,486 


j;753 
613 
490 
630 

941 

4,673 


1,221 

2,577 

875 

l.g9 


'TO- 
1,016 

2.531 


555 
578 
349 
1,049 

11,833 
6,045 

9.405 


6,543 
2.852 

10,622 


Cisr 

2,517 
4.211 


13 
2,759 
1,439 

26,250 


2,310 
3,274 
1,011 
16.581 
892 
1,154 

1.028 

692 

1.105 


i;oii 
94 

4.352 

489 
278 
381 
677 
115 
1,176 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


LOUISIANA 


17.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE—Continucd 

EsTABUsBMENTs,  Sales,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Buslneas — Contimied 

Hanufaoturers*  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fana  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Autonotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Comnercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,   hooie  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cottcu 

(^«ln 

Livestock 

Fann  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plujnbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipcient,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoBxnercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  fann  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Faun  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Bides ,  skins ,  raw  furs 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

Other  assemblers 

ADHDIISTRATIVE,  iOZILURI  UKITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  teralnals 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Humhtr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(^Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Openitulg  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Tliousdnd 
dollars) 


166,495 
6,292 


5.610 
5,122 
5,655 

4,075 

34,301 

27,175 

9,007 

7,092 

47,309 


10,542 

21,499 

1,622 

13,646 

13,186 

61,525 


976 
60,549 


162,698 


7,530 
17,269 

4,435 
10,489 

1,455 

6,863 
26,118 
88,539 

275,785 


107,849 
16,495 
1,240 
5,560 
1,283 
3,061 

91,898 


39,172 

1,288 

51,002 

436 

6,969 

10,228 


4,257 
5,971 


596 
9,955 
1,686 

13,560 

53,780 


1,865 
10,829 

28.753 


21,490 
2,226 
2,808 
2,229 

12.333 


11,454 
879 


(x) 


36,619 


10,782 
913 


2,468 


933 

470 

1,025 

514 
2,571 
1,259 
1,032 
1,449 

7,287 


3,507 

2,300 

417 

1,063 

1,299 

7,045 


252 

6,793 


534 

1,751 

510 

238 

92 

1,212 

1,338 

2,491 

6,814 


1,807 
536 

68 
214 

68 
134 

1.2^ 


365 
30 

789 
28 

394 

711 


Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 


6.5 
14.5 


17.5 
9.0 
18.1 

12.6 

7.5 

4.6 

11.4 

20.4 

15.4 


33.3 

10.7 

25.7 

7.8 

9.8 


"2578 
11.2 


5.0 


7.1 

10.1 

11.5 

2.3 

6.3 

17.6 

5.1 

2.8 

2.5 


1.7 
3.2 
5.5 
3.8 
5.3 
4.4 


0.9 
2.3 
1.5 
6.4 


Pay  toll, 
entire 
year 

(Thouidnd 
dollars) 


18,871 


4,836 
371 


1.251 


517 
201 
533 

420 
1,515 
784 
574 
611 

-^.592 


2,419 

1,247 

275 

651 

705 


170 
3,042 


3,306 


238 
736 
419 
149 
50 
337 
761 
616 

2,594 


635 

101 

23 

35 

9 

13 


215 
496 


202 
1,004 


158 
749 
97 

464 

5,545 


2.006 


362 
1,644 


362 

95 

211 

119 

2,752 


2,514 
238 


5.0 
8.3 


3.7 
8.2 


26.5 
7.5 
5.8 


19.4 
15.2 


1.7 
4.3 
7.5 
5.3 


21.9 
27.1 


n.a. 
n.a. 


59 

20 

361 

3 


32 
492 


44 
438 


157 
251 

30 

172 
2,169 


159 
553 


137 
40 
95 
62 

1,123 


1^049 
74 


4,379 


3,369 

1,010 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(>(um- 
ber) 


4 
16 
11 

U 

115 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

W^mbtr) 


1,654 
132 


155 
46 

157 


477 
220 
185 
191 


509 
296 
104 
208 


884 
ST 


73 
302 
79 
22 
10 
90 
174 
147 


187 

41 

12 

7 

4 

W 

288 


19 

3 

265 

1 

20 
82 


74 
14 
123 


~?3" 
68 
12 

52 

1,449 


75 
454 


"55r 

68 


1,235 


865 

370 


July  IS 
(J^umber) 


1,856 
161 


163 

56 

169 

122 

iai 

238 
190 
174 

1.179 


544 
320 
107 
208 


69 

295 

82 

29 

11 
95 
176 
153 


189 

37 

13 

6 

5 

15 


333 

"TT 

4 
310 

1 

26 
82 


18 
140 


54 
71 
15 

49 

1,302 


287 


19 


1,245 


885 
360 


Nov.  15 
(>(umber) 


1,696 
142 


148 

54 

153 

166 
490 
228 
202 
173 


562 
323 
106 
216 


60 
798 


71 

284 

86 

30 

10 

97 

182 

150 


189 

45 

11 

6 

5 

15 

298 

"21" 

U 

258 

1 


17 
131 


44 
74 
13 

55 

2,131 


76 

703 


112 
16 
43 
40 


899" 
242 


870 
376 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


92,622 
6,948 


23.450 


10,825 
3,140 
9,485 

3,871 
28,441 
13,721 
10,005 
11,546 

89.304 


52,457 

20,104 

4,921 

11,822 

13,652 

56,381 


2,971 
53,410 


61,611 


4,700 
15,763 

7,491 

1,991 
924 

6,228 
13,945 
10,569 

40,787 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


364,899 


93,559 
8,723 


9,945 
3,710 

12,275 

9,050 
30,722 
15,389 

9,971 
11,288 

85.527 


44,613 

22,554 

5,665 

12,695 

13,321 

61,419 
3,437 
57,982 


65,201 


10,528 

1,801 
438 
556 
142 

1,278 

7,545 


929 

161 

6,405 

50 

1,419 

5,956 

535 

5,421 

727 

7,009 


2,425 

4,100 
484 

3,388 

35,239 


U.725 


2,864 
U,861 

5.407 


2,005 
589 

1,798 
1,015 

15,107 


13,836 
1,271 


83,211 


63,257 
19,954 


4,518 

16,667 

7,526 

3,409 

1,068 

6,249 

14,438 

11,326 

46,139 


10,834 

1,595 

437 

453 

202 

1,293 

9,2U 


206 

7,975 

50 

4,aii» 

5,874 


(SST 
5,266 


7.925 


3,068 
4,151 
706 


33,966 


9.640 


3,482 

6,158 


6.470 


3,190 

410 

1,771 

1,099 

17,856 


17,217 
639 


86,733 


67,569 
19,164 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


95,927 
7,635 


10,055 
3,694 

11,087 

8,059 
32,131 
16,080 
11,330 
11,687 

84,341 


45,530 

21.657 

5,045 

12,109 

14,031 

57,413 

3,i(n 


65,311 


4,975 
16,257 

7,936 

3,435 
943 

6,448 
14,249 
11,068 

44,568 


10,834 

2.229 

440 

492 

202 

1,293 

8,961 

i,3h 

515 

7,013 

50 

2,322 

6,002 


TZ5- 
5,456 

941 

7,362 


2,289 

4,445 

628 

3,490 

60,131 


21.077 


4,303 

16,774 

8.331 


4,1 

548 
2,139 

956 

30,723 


2,309 


68,610 
19,250 


8,029 
335 


601 
340 
718 

132 

4,723 

1,276 

847 

440 


4,076 
703 

1,784 
133 

1,456 


1,002 
2,446 


~9I 
2,355 


269 

4 
3 

2 
39 

96 

1 
21 
21 


36 
62 


2,143 


32 
285 

1.210 


621 
16 

557 
16 

616 


44 
329 


■  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.   Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  bitrles  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  connlsslon  received. 


17.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales^  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Mctropobtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


BATON  ROUOE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Hardware ,  plumbing  .heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

NEW  ORLEANS  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  sti'^cks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  nfiterials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cotnoercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


170 


3 
167 


134 
15 
11 
7 


18 
1,292 


825 
227 


li9 
78 

37 
193 

10 


29 
7 
29 
24 
49 


27 
49 


3 

18 

23 
19 
27 
51 


12 
26 


35 
51 
14 
27 
27 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


86,741 


59,684 
9,936 
9,833 
7,288 


59,684 


12,190 
6,510 
5,971 
2,077 
3,459 
809 

2,575 
4,659 
2,462 
10,724 
1,004 
7,244 


W 


1,405,066 


662,378 
474,809 


322,652 
152,157 

52,244 

209,761 

5,874 


139,871 


34,742 

3,666 

4,723 

18,615 

78,125 

69.031 


25,326 
43,705 

27,208 


3;i36 
24,072 

19.013 


11,516 

830 

4,481 

2,185 

17,493 
22,481 


6,928 
9,094 
6,459 

9,932 
8,845 
99,946 
U,190 


27,849 
20,975 


30,740 
9,315 

21,048 


17,376 
3,572 

74,695 


10,196 

40,505 

3,753 

5,887 

14,354 

6,308 


Fay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


86 
5,905 


5,045 
583 
214 
63 


5,045 


573 
710 
339 
191 
107 
90 

376 
518 
484 
,068 
118 
469 


3,604 
62,653 


40,664 
18,144 


15,190 
2,954 

1,539 

2,050 

266 


5,267 


1,491 

244 

336 

1,157 

2,039 

3.938 


1,923 
2,015 


1,287 
2Cr 


1,086 
1,658 


1,018 

55 

326 

259 

560 ' 

1,757 


"519" 

837 

411 

1,260 

812 

1,385 

1,684 

3.793 


2,460 
1,333 

3.924 


2,831 
1,093 

1.734 


1,268 
456 

7,656 


1,550 

3,616 

658 

551 

1,171 

343 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(><umber) 


580 

1 


34 

155 

4 


113 

sr 

8 
26 

19 
35 


10 
6 
5 

12 

39 


30 
40 


34 

7 

19 

17 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
{J^umbcr) 


18 
1,995 


1,707 
176 
76 
36 


1,707 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


233 
277. 
116 
60 
44 
34 

122 
155 
147 
293 
60 
166 

20,684 


945 
19,739 


13,155 
5,270 


4,493 
777 

518 
539 
257 


1,926 

Ml 
102 
219 
402 
612 


631 


37? 
599 


26 

112 
84 

235 

486 


"l3r 

207 

98 

377 
260 
343 
612 

1,222 


^21 
297 


567 


2,237 


1,102 
224 
234 
300 

116 


1,655 
114,285 


97,830 
10,908 
4,287 
1,260 


97,830 


U,067 
13,377 
5,391 
3,959 
2,173 
1,892 

5,842 
9,810 
8,982 

21,981 
2,328 

10,028 


73,352 
1,145,381 


728,022 
350,393 


292,467 
57,926 

28,969 

33,696 

4,301 


728,022 


88,802 
24,327 
4,805 
8,284 
17,815 
33,570 

72,413 


35,617 
36,796 

22,879 
3,536 
19,343 

31,075 

19,439 

1,168 

5,928 

4,540 


29,691 
9;  104 


13,253 

7,334 

21,421 
15,039 
22,631 
31,858 


62,696 

37,749 
24,947 

54,875 


18,273 

30,245 
19;M6 


150,391 
29,109 
71,950 
U,045 
12,496 
23,791 

6,001 


LOUISIANA 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Tvpe  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


17.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


NEW  QRLEAKS  HStROPOLITAK  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Vaste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stodts ) ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Comnerclal  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

hfechlnery,  equipment,  supplies 

fbnuf acturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

SHREVEPORT  MFTHOPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESIAELLSHMEKIS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products ) 

Type   by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autooiotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equljiiient,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers  *  sales  branches  (with  stocks ) ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

ffechlnery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Machinery,  equlfmient,  STjpplles 

tfanuf acturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  seats 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  East  Baton  Rouge  Parish. 

^  Consists  of  Jefferson,  Orleans,  and  St.  Bernard  Parishes. 

'  Coextensive  with  Caddo  Parish. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


3 
281 


203 
42 


Sales,  entile  year 
[Thousand  doUats) 


i;,3'/2 


10,157" 
2,215 

32.066 


9,588 
3,062 
2,416 
3,574 
532 

12,894 
322,652 


127,081 
15,779 

30,032 


"7^5 
13,349 
8,718 

149,760 
152,157 


7,530 

1,455 

6,863 

22,912 

113,397 

209,761 


100,140 

12,596 

5,560 

1,233 

3,061 

46,858 

6,969 

1,857 

9,935 

21,502 


(x) 


(x) 


239,132 


170,076 

47,961 

38,407 
9,554 


10,965 

9,793 

337 


170,076 


17,431 
6,672 

21,061 
2,834 
5,631 
5,170 

4,482 
17,200 

5,534 

9,260 
4i,397 

3,326 
29,078 

38,407 


16,629 
10,34« 
11,430 

9,554 


3,017 
6,537 

9,793 


3,463 
1,049 
5,281 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thmwand  dollarj) 


1,524 


1,248 
276 

2.072 


344 
341 
213 
425 
29 


3,503 

1,181 


1,799 
735 
472 

7,500 
2,954 


238 

50 
337 

572 
1,757 

2,050 


555 
77 
35 
9 
U 
U7 
157 
U 
381 
665 

15,038 


689 
14,349 


11,580 
2,341 


2,067 
274 

333 
69 
21 


11,530 


1,230 
691 
556 
228 
450 

1,078 

622 

901 

552 
859 
3,414 
130 
869 

2,067 


724 
805 
S3S 


134 
140 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Nu'ttber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


477 


133 
132 

99 
121 

12 


4,493 


1,203 
330 


201 
154 

2,191 
777 


71 
10 
97 
127 
472 


158 

30 

6 

5 

15 

53 

25 

5 

115 

127 

4,911 


283 
4,628 


3,676 
796 


692 

104 

106 
22 
28 


473 
267 
178 
79 
127 
208 

215 
227 
138 
217 
1,068 
85 
394 

692 


264 

239 
189 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


24,267 

19,198 


41.003 


e;o45 

6,553 

4,008 

8,576 

383 

13,441 
292,467 


69,282 
23,513 


32; 886 
13,998 
8,660 

144,128 
57,926 


4,975 
943 

6,448 
10,675 
34,885 

33,696 

9,345 

1,303 

492 

202 

1,293 

3,044 

2,322 

203 

6,267 

8,720 


12,853 
299,359 


244,535 
46,896 


40,967 
5,929 

6,007 

1,420 

501 


244,535 


22.744 
U,900 
10,656 
4,310 
8,672 
19,841 

11,338 
40,763 
10,304 
16,156 
67,735 
2,510 
15,606 

40,967 


14,646 
16,097 
10,224 


2,667 
3,262 


402 
332 
686 


17.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.—  PARISHES    AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant 

wholesalers 

Parish  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Humhcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roU, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 

Active 

ptoprietors,* 

November 

(\unibar) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Humbcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

State ,  total 

3,092 

2,248,613 

108,297 

2,007 

37,433 

2,076,864 

>>. 

•  •■ 

... 

Administrative,   auxiliary  vmlts 

24 
3,068 

48 

21,555 
2,227,058 

17.962 

4,379 
103,918 

727 

2,007 
38 

1,246 
36,187 

369 

87,860 
1,989,004 

14.899 

1,811 
22 

1,183,511 
12.060 

1,257 
26 

1,043,547 

5.902 

28 
13 

7 

9 

7,745 
2,064 
8,153 

1,108 

306 

95 

326 

30 

29 
6 
3 

8 

166 

49 

154 

20 

6,552 
2,097 
6,250 

601 

12 
7 

3 

1 

3,729 
M 
(x) 

(X) 

16 
6 
4 

8 

4,016 

(x) 

(x) 

Allen  Parish 

(x 

Oaicdale 

7 
2 

21 

4 

23 

8 

(x) 
(x) 

4,302 
1,883 
7,001 

3,181 

(x) 
(x) 

269 

24 

229 

73 

(x) 
(X) 

13 

4 

20 

3 

(x) 
(x) 

137 
14 
121 

39 

5,335 

666 

4,359 

1,454 

1 

13 
3 
16 

2 

(x) 

2,698 
(x) 

5,470 

(x) 

6 
2 

8 

1 
7 

6 

('' 

(x 

1,604 

(x) 

1,531 

Beauregard  Parish 

(X) 

7 
1 

8 

16 

(x) 
(x) 

853 

10.209 

(x) 
(x) 

21 

439 

(x) 
(x) 

5 

15 

(x) 
(x) 

17 

136 

(x) 
(x) 

i                    *^^ 
i               7,831 

2 

1 
6 

(x) 

(x) 

2,533 

5 

1 

7 
10 

Ix) 

(x) 

Bienville  Parish 

(x) 

Bossier  Parish 

7,676 

Bossier  City 

13 

3 

284 

Ixi 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

15,038 

(x) 
(x) 

146 

(x) 
(x) 

4,911 

(x) 
(x) 

312,212 

6 

tx) 

7 

3 

(x) 
(x) 

Caddo  Parish 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Shreveport 

3 

281 

262 

19 

84 

M 

239,132 

232,225 

6,907 

50.364 

689 
14,349 
14,143 

206 

2.589 

146 

136 
10 

44 

283 
4,628 
4,503 

125 

861 

'              12,853 

299,359 

294,755 

4,604 

49,415 

203 
193 

10 

56 

170,076 

168,340 

1,736 

35,908 

78 
69 
9 

28 

69,056 

63,885 

5,171 

Calcasieu  Parish 

14,456 

69 
2 
13 

5 
3 
9 
17 
7 

12 

45,367 
(x) 
(x) 

697 
343 

1,944 
4,849 
5,279 

3.335 

2,307 
(x) 
(x) 

12 
13 

61 
167 
44 

88 

34 
(x) 
(x) 

5 
3 

16 
16 
4 

11 

783 
(X) 
(x) 

10 

7 

36 

86 

17 

39 

44,401 
(x) 
(x) 

295 

300 

1,435 

3,408 

769 

1,661 

50 

1 
5 

1 
1 
7 
6 
2 

3 

32,323 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

3,324 
(x) 

1,320 

19 

1 
8 

4 
2 

2 

11 
5 

9 

ir.iM 

Sulphur. . .    

M 
(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

1,525 

(x) 

De  Soto  Parish -. 

2,015 

Mansfield 

11 

1 

170 

(x) 
(x) 

86,741 

(x) 
(x) 

5,991 

(x) 
(X) 

96 

(x) 
(x) 

2,013 

(x) 
(x) 

115,940 

3 

(x) 

8 

1 

(x) 

(x) 

East  Baton  Rouge  Parish 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Baton  Rouge 

3 
167 
149 
18 

6 

3 

86,741 

81,490 

5,251 

2,403 

485 

86 

5,905 

5,167 

738 

10 

14 

96 

87 

9 

5 

1 

18 

1,995 

1,750 

245 

9 

5 

1,655 

114,285 

98,806 

15,479 

338 

262 

134 

120 

14 

1 

59,684 
54,772 
4,912 

(x) 

'33 

29 

6 
2 

27,057 

26,718 

339 

2,4Ce 

East  Feliciana  Parish 

(X) 

3 
15 

485 
4.687 

U 
178 

1 
12 

"i 

93 

262 
3.522 

"i 

8 

(x) 

3,857 

"2 

7 

(x) 

Rvangel  i  np  Pflri  fih 

830 

Vllle  Platte 

7 

22 

6 

68 

2;740 
1,947 

12,005 
1,207 

24.945 

109 
69 

155 
32 

1.261 

7 
5 

19 
10 

51 

39 

79 
21 

541 

2)016 
1,506 

2,931 
608 

24,280 

3 

5 

11 
3 

45 

(x) 
(X) 

8,934 
885 

17,703 

5 
2 

11 

3 

23 

Ix) 

Remainder  of  Parish 

Franklin  Parish 

(x) 

3,071 

322 

Iberia  Parish 

7,242 

59 
9 

20 

23,221 

1,724 

4,043 

1,165 
96 

145 

44 
7 

20 

491 
50 

75 

22,304 
1,976 

2,925 

40 
5 

13 

16;626 

1,077 

2,519 

14 

4 

7 

6,595 

647 

Iberville  Parish 

1.524 

Plaquemlne 

9 

11 

7 
72 

1,661 
2,382 

971 

(x) 

54 
91 

30 

1,914 

6 

14 

6 
48 

26 
49 

11 

848 

1,154 
1,771 

630 

39,031 

7 
6 

3 

(x) 
(x) 

633 

2 
5 

4 

(X) 

(x) 

338 

Jefferson  Parish 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

3 
69 
4 
6 
9 
50 

36 

(x) 

33,904 

810 

997 

8,223 

23,874 

15.220 

308 

1,606 

16 

37 

363 

1,190 

296 

'48 

7 

4 

10 

27 

26 

149 
699 
7 
15 
247 
430 

138 

5,905 

33,126 

320 

517 

6,285 

26,004 

5,498 

49 
1 
2 
4 

42 

15 

M 

(X) 
(x) 

1,956 
20,215 

5,242 

'26 
3 
4 
5 
8 

21 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

Weetwego 

6,267 
3,659 

Jefferson  Davla  Parish 

9,978 

21 
15 

116 

7,401 
7,819 

30.110 

233 
63 

1.630 

11 
15 

73 

93 
45 

926 

4;066 
1,432 

36,204 

li 
3 

64 

4;mj 

310 
18,225 

9 
U 

52 

2,461) 

7,509 

Lafayette  Parish 

11,885 

Lafayette 

77 
39 

52 

21,150 
8,960 

15.535 

1,256 
374 

649 

51 
22 

55 

526 
400 

442 

23,017 
13,187 

16.243 

S7 
7 

21 

i6;us 

1,297 
6.786 

20 
32 

31 

4,523 

7,663 

Lafourche  Parish 

1,749 

21 
31 

6,597 
8,938 

263 
386 

25 

30 

147 
295 

4,740 
U,503 

15 
6 

5,3*7 
1,399 

6 
25 

"■~  itMO 

7,539 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


LOUISIANA 

Table  103.—  PARISHES    AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


17.07 


Tool 

Merchant  wholesalers 

CJther  operating  types 

Parish  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TlioiiKind 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
enttre  year 

{Thousand 
doOau) 

Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(>{umber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thomand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

4 
16 

1,241 
6.352 

24 

312 

2 

9 
(x) 
(x) 

6 

5 

8 

135 
Cx) 
(x) 

30 

59 

470 

5,742 
(x) 
(x) 

878 

2.609 

1 

8 
7 
1 

3 

3 

(x) 

4,863 

(x)     ' 
(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

3 
8 

(x) 

Lincoln  Parish 

1.489 

14 
2 

9 

10 

(x) 
(x) 

2,287 

11.305 

^'      (x) 
(x) 

59 

132 

7 

1 

6 

7 

Cx) 

Cxi 

Cx) 

Madison  Parish 

Cx) 

10 
15 

li;305 
3.092 

132 
73 

5 

13 

59 
33 

2,609 
1.649 

3 
5 

(x! 

1.053 

7 
10 

(x) 

Remainder  of  Parish 

2.039 

12 
3 

13 

2,043 
1,049 

4.686 

72 
1 

174 

10 
3 

8 

32 

1 

67 

1,619 

30 

3.060 

5 
5 

1,053 
2,952 

7 
3 

3 

990 

1,049 

Natchitoches  Pariah 

1.734 

12 
1 

1,226 

M 
(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

63,725 

(x) 
(x) 

719 

(x) 
<x) 

19,627 

(x) 
(x) 

1,168,121 

5 

(x) 

7 

1 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Orleans  Parish  (coextensive  with 
Mew  Orleans  city),  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

15 
1,211 

109 

(x) 
1,328,364 

74.265 

3,296 
60,429 

4,378 

719 
69 

796 
18,831 

1.501 

67,447 
1,100,674 

90,541 

774 
76 

639,516 
58.162 

437 
33 

688,848 

Ouachita  Parish 

16.103 

Honroe 

95 
14 

8 

15 

79 

68,054 
6,211 

1,017 
3,688 

45.228 

4,028 
350 

45 
125 

1.843 

60 
9 

5 

15 

50 

1,376 
125 

26 

110 

792 

80,224 
10,317 

1,106 
2,499 

35,487 

64 
12 

4 
5 

49 

(x) 
(x) 

529 
1,470 

19,206 

31 
2 

4 
10 

30 

Cx) 
Cx) 

... 

488 

2,218 

Rapides  Parish 

26,022 

75 
1 
3 

3 

14 
7 
12 
2 
6 
6 

69 

30,382 
(x) 
(x) 

157 

4,547 

1,610 

42,798 

(x) 

2,329 
829 

21.481 

i;750 
(x) 
(x) 

1 

68 

37 

628 

(x) 

66 
20 

781 

49 
•     (x) 
(x) 

3 
9 
7 
7 
(x) 

2 
6 

56 

749 
(x) 
(x) 

1 

24 

33 

209 

(x) 

27 
12 

589 

34,005 
(x) 
(x) 

50 

1,398 

757 

11,581 

(x) 

1,247 
501 

17.618 

1 

1 

1 

2 

4 
2 

31 

(x) 

Cx) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

10.358 

1 
2 

3 
13 
6 
10 
2 
2 
4 

38 

Pineville 

Cx) 
Cx) 

157 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

X) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

St.  Landry  Parish 

11,123 

14 
34 
21 

29 

39 

2)400 
11,134 
7,947 

4,912 

11.027 

72 
429 
280 

185 

753 

9 

33 
14 

20 

32 

40 
228 
321 

266 

406 

1,634 
8,872 
7,112 

3,995 

19.235 

7 

20 

4 

6 

15 

1,133 
6,327 
2.898 

760 

3,904 

t 
14 
17 

23 

24 

1,267 

4,807 

5,049 

St.  hbrtln  Parish 

4,152 

St.  Mary  Parish 

7.123 

11 

13 
15 

17 

50 

1,734 
3,969 
5,324 

3,939 

15,830 

65 
186 
502 

199 

554 

i 

9 
15 

11 

48 

31 

73 

302 

114 

251 

1,255 
3,614 
14,366 

3,627 

9,391 

6 
6 
3 

8 

25 

940 
1,699 
1,265 

2,864 

7,210 

5 
7 
12 

9 

25 

794 

2,270 

4,059 

1,075 

Tangipahoa  Parish 

8,620 

16 
34 

5 

57 

6;L2S 
9,705 

646 

16.950 

152 
402 

10 

734 

18 
30 

3 

39 

71 
180 

5 

363 

i,eo2 

6,589 

207 

12.618 

8 
17 

31 

i;679 
5,531 

12.394 

17 

5 

26 

4,446 

4,174 

646 

4,556 

21 
36 

5 

40 

7,094 
9,856 

4,066 

8,297 

308 
426 

182 

313 

17 
22 

3 

36 

142 
221 

84 

225 

5,820 
6,798 

3,337 

10,275 

15 
16 

1 

13 

5,553 
6,841 

(x) 

3,180 

6 

20 

4 
27 

1,541 

3,015 

Cx) 

Vennillon  Parish 

5,117 

19 
21 

9 

25 

5,215 
3,082 

2,507 

10,247 

188 
125 

63 

328 

15 
21 

6 

13 

109 
116 

29 

182 

4,940 
5,335 

1,221 

6,298 

7 
5 

2 

14 

2,367 
813 

(x) 

6,890 

12 
15 

7 

11 

2,269 

Cx) 

3,357 

l8 
7 

18 

7;365 
2,882 

3,826 

247 
81 

107 

10 
3 

12 

122 
60 

63 

4,648 
1,600 

2,381 

12 
2 

6 

(x) 
(x) 

834 

5 
12 

(X) 

Cx) 

Webster  Pariah 

2,992 

Hind^n.                           

12 
4 
2 

2 

5 
7 

10 

2,455 
(x) 
(x)        ■ 

(x) 

587 
707 

2.597 

87 
(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

6 
36 

84 

6 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

6 

3 

10 

44 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

4 
43 

44 

1,954 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

119 
1,120 

1.882 

2 

1 

1 
4 

(x) 
(X) 

(X) 
Cx) 

1.825 

2 
2 

1 
5 
6 

6 

U) 

!"■! 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

771 

Wlnnfleld 

9 

1 

(x) 
(X) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

4 

Cx) 

5 
1 

Cx) 

Remainder  of  Parish 

(x) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  huslnesses. 

z  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estlisates. 


17.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.—  PARISHES    WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Parish,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 

Ush- 

ments 


(>(um- 
ber) 


CADDO  PARISH  (Efe  Shreveport 
Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 


CALCASIEU  PARISH,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionei^ 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 

EAST  BATON  ROUGE  PARISH  (See 
Baton  Rouge  Metropolitan 
Area,  table  102.) 


IBERIA  PARISH,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tennlzials . . 
Other  operating  types 

JEFFERSON  PARISH ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEHTS 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

LAFAYETTE  PARISH,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  constniction  materials.... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs*  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (farm  products),  total... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

LAFOURCHE  PARISH,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  temiinflls.. 

Assemblers  (farm  products),  total... 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Other  assemblers 

Other  operating  types 

ORLEANS  PARISH,  total 

Administrative,  atntlllary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEfflS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


15 
1,211 


130 
16 


35,908 


10,994 

700 

1,158 

7,754 

10,054 
5,248 

5,061 

8,666 

729 


17,703 


4,599 
872 

1,540 
191 

7,453 
803 

2,240 

2,087 
2,826 
2,329 

U) 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dolLirs) 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

{Hum- 
ha) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
{Hum- 
be,) 


2,204 


849 
29 
162 
345 
439 
380 

169 
194 
22 


(x) 
33,904 


8,829 
25,075 


30,110 


206 
47 

113 
14 

244 
84 

227 

152 
83 
91 

1,914 

308 
1,606 


109 
1,497 


1,630 


18,225 


5,765 

1,861  ; 

3,755 

1,017  , 

1,865  ; 

812 

520  I 

252 

2,378 

1,299 
2,973 
1,739 
5,874 


2,978 
2,896 

15,535 


6,786 


4,770 
425 
493 

1,098 

3,194 
5,099 


642 
4,457 


(x) 


(x) 

1,328,364 


U8,750 
17,493 


220 
179 
185 
139 
68 
27 
76 
19 
117 

112 
187 
33 


206 
62 


200 
29 
28 
23 


26 
236 


21 
63,725 


3,296 
60,429 


5,215 
560 


103 
12 


279 
15 
51 
107 
162 
117 


89 
17 
53 
13 
36 
43 
113 

39 
39 
49 


149 
699 


43 
651 


91 
94 
59 
46 
25 
17 
33 
16 
58 

42 
66 
24 

355 


277 
78 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


24 
14 

21 

36 
254 


64 
190 


796 
18,831 


12,693 


,891 
235 


41,877 


15,855 
621 
2,660 
6,965 
8,990 
6,786 

2,905 

4,187 

446 


17,983 


3,739 
830 
2,312 
312 
5,149 
1,500 
4,091 

2,642 
1,718 
1,937 


5,905 
33,126 


2,463 
30,663 


18,932 


3,418 
3,050 
3,527 
2,172 
1,382 

611 
1,543 

403 
2,826 

2,317 

3,127 

585 

11,243 


8,157 
3,086 


5,186 


3,482 
552 
505 
647 

1,596 
3,866 


947 
7,919 


1,168,121 


Dry  goods ,    apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Lumber,   construction  materials... 
Machinery,   equipment,   supplies... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers,   total 


67,447 
,100,674 


700,281 


37,720 
12,725 


Parish,    type  of  operation 
and  kind  of  business 


ORLEANS  PARISH— Continued 


Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).. 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


OUACHITA  PARISH,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 
Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


RAPIDES  PARISH,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


meats . 


Groceries,  confectionery. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


ST.  LANDRY  PARISH,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total .... 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  statiorts,  terminals. v 
Other  operating  types 


TANGIPAHOA  PARISH,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total.... 


Groceries,  confectioneiv,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

teinninals. 


Petroleum  bulk  stations. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (maiitly  farm  products). 


TERREBONNE  PARISH,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total.... 


Grocerlea,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


»  Proprietors  of  unincoiT)orated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


42 
23 
19 
39 

144 
19 

342 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(TJiousand 
dollars) 


22,481 

9,932 

3,845 

18,362 

59,170 

10,542 

353,941 

15,734 

195,028 


100,140 

12,596 

5,560 

1,283 

3,061 

32,267 

6,969 

1,857 

31,295 

74,265 


58,162 


10,226 

5,836 

3,039 

2,101 

2,313 

213 

5,527 

1,656 

11,871 

15,330 

6,131 
4,302 
5,670 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,767 
1,260 
312 
1,492 
6,957 
1,334 
19,940 

928 

1,935 


Active 
propri- 
etors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

{Hum 
ber) 


39 
13 
8 
17 
95 
15 
239 


13 

59 

157 

II 

1,019 

4,378 


3,853 


19,206 


3,371 
1,528 
1,244 
1,174 
1,527 
918 
8,944 

3,896 

16,715 

5,411 

21,481 


10,358 


2,729 
338 

1,522 
701 

1,373 

3,645 

3,790 
7,333 

15.830 


7,210 


3,462 

1,262 

820 

478 

1,188 

3,006 
3,060 
2,554 

16,950 


12,394 


2,279 

466 

8,204 

1,445 

2,123 
2,423 


454 
223 
123 
106 
334 
27 
460 
152 
979 
990 

224 
165 
136 


196 
150 
66 
28 
232 
134 
587 

Ul 

95 

224 


92 
21 
97 
34 
49 
158 

71 
209 


17 

63 

134 

68 
14 
54 


110 
36 

225 
60 

54 
249 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
{Hum- 

brr) 


486 
377 
260 
508 

2,010 
425 

6,501 

319 


PiyroU 

(Dollars) 


29,691 
21,421 
15,039 
26,386 

134,452 
20,975 

351,872 

17,216 
31,299 


158 

30 

6 

5 

15 

22 

25 

5 

233 


1,316 


193 
92 
37 
32 

113 
12 

129 
75 

271 

357 


91 

84 

25 

9 

88 

60 

242 

53 
45 
95 


43 
12 
59 
22 
22 
113 

32 
281 


68 
47 
10 
26 
39 

33 

7 
21 


48 
21 
76 
30 

24 
164 


9,345 

1,308 

492 

202 

1,293 

1,261 

2,322 

203 

14,373 

90,541 


79,537 


8,795 

4,450 

2,132 

2,040 

5,915 

593 

9,015 

3,354 

20,358 

22,835 


91 

4,785 

56 

2,821 

38 

3,393 

26,778 


3,998 
3,163 
1,163 
498 
4,351 
2,946 
10,659 

2,533 
1,456 
4,720 

17,618 


10,665 


1,818 
416 
2,229 
1,637 
1,144 
3,421 

1,481 
5,472 

9,391 


6,891 


2,516 

1,233 

349 

1,120 
1,673 

1,207 
335 
958 

12,613 


8,836 


1,890 

684 

4,979 

1,283 

1,066 
2,716 


MAINE 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 18.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 18.03 

Portland  Metropolitan  Area 18.03 

103  Coxinties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 18.03 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

hy  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 18.04 

Androscoggin  County 18.04- 

Aroostook  County 18.04 

Cumberland  County 18 .04 

Kennebec  County 18.04 

Penobscot  County 18 .04 

18.01 


18.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL— THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948... 

Wholesale  establishments 1946... 

1939... 
1929... 

WKOLESAIZ  ESTABLISHMEmS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices, total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

i^semblers  (mainly  farm  products] 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals ,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishioent  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amuaenient,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Comoerclal  machines,  equipment 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  o^ats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buainesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


9 
927 

1,032 
987 


567 
23 


89 
11 

153 
30 
54 


23 
14 
35 

21 
ZL 


10 
32 

42 

18 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


10 
17 


12 
17 


19 
11 


13 
21 


13 
3 

13 
4 
3 
6 

U 


13 


165,848 
189,975 


243,537 
7,039 


61,315 
18,750 

98,420 
24,546 
36,922 


250,576 


68,998 


43,290 
1,840 
5,642 

12,237 
5,989 

17,916 


2,478 
15,438 

17,401 

7,516 


5,322 

2,194 

19,191 

4,606 

615 

6,704 

11,777 

18.126 


9,867 
8,259 

25,192 


U,730 
11,462 

12,411 


Operating  expenses  i 
(inc.  pay  roU) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


33,308 


32,644 
664 

7.006 


6,590 

416 

8,169 

593 

3,254 


33,308 


6,399 


3,866 
302 
806 
835 
590 

2,U7 


385 
1,752 

2,473 

1,392 


837 
555 

990 

ai 

121 
1,204 
3,132 
2,129 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


13.4 
9.4 


10.7 
2.2 

8.3 
2.4 


9.3 


16.4 

14.3 

6.8 

9.8 

11.9 


15.5 
11.3 

U.2 

18.5 


810 
1,319 

3.716 


2,751 
6,581 
3,079 

15,362 


1,503 
2,057 
1,348 
5,560 
1,381 
1,170 

2,343 
1,154 


2,008 
4,338 

17.261 


3,827 
1,009 
2,641 
6,044 
1,W9 
1,142 
1,449 

61.315 


2,221 

1,495 

2,022 


346 

1,090 

586 

3,136 


406 
264 
262 
1,104 
354 
299 

447 


1,284 


491 
793 

2,344 


3«,B10 
6,374 


2,055 

322 

3,361 


24.546 

19,656 
397 
406 


36.922 


2,832 
25,829 

490 
7,771 


530 
299 
369 
622 
117 
200 
207 

6,590 


5,950 
1,337 

1.381 


717 
123 
541 

952 

593 


99^ 

402 

44 

48 

3,254 


166 
1,477 

49 
1,562 


15.7 
25.3 

5.2 

13.9 
19.7 
18.0 
26.6 

11.7 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


27,594 


458 
27,136 

10,135 
11,311 


18,346 


18,035 
311 


3,543 
205 

3,375 

214 

1,453 


3,449 


2,206 
138 
310 
482 
313 

972 


160 
812 

1,216 

797 


8.2 
16.0 


16.2 
13.0 


12.6 
16.6 
19.0 

20.4 


27.0 
12.8 
19.4 
19.8 
25.6 
25.6 

19.1 
16.3 

20.2 


475 
322 
569 
361 
71 
707 
,933 


454 
690 

2.290 


1,356 
934 

1,210 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num. 
ber) 


608 
542 


273 
17 


191 
655 

364  j 

1,642  i 


24.4 
18.3 

13.6 


29.6 

14.0 
10.3 
10.2 
17.5 
14.3 

10.7 


34.9 
38.2 
16.1 

10.1 

2.4 


2.0 
U.l 
11.8 


TT 


5.9 

5.7 

10.0 
20.1 


217 
112 
112 
617 
184 
141 


126 
686 


2W 
447 

1,173 


316 
161 
217 
239 
60 
63 
117 

3,543 


1,550 
529 


518 
86 
354 


214 

— 3ir 

134 

21 
29 

1,453 


91 
582 

31 
749 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


10,124 


120 
10,004 

7,509 


6,902 


6,763 
139 


1,152 
47 

1,084 
77 
742 


1,780 


1,275 

55 

132 

172 

U5 

411 


85 
326 

349 

315 


207 
103 

204 
110 
27 
237 
608 


123 
192 


470 
264 


97 
272 
101 


28 
46 
197 
90 
60 

69 

53 

259 


150 


100 
55 

127 
87 
21 
27 
45 


169 


121 
38 
141 

165 

77 


-Z3ff 


40 
398 

27 
277 


July  15 
(Number) 


9,798 


122 
9,676 

6,893 
n.a. 


6,651 


6,502 
U9 


1,223 
48 

1,072 

66 

616 


6,651 


1,375 


822 
56 
172 
191 
134 


93 
238 

429 

316 


210 
106 

213 
U2 
28 
247 
611 


127 
193 


"4aT 
276 


103 
276 
130 

578 

■~g6 

27 

44 

197 


73 
55 

322 


130 
192 


,105 
70 
126 
55 
17 
25 
48 


131 
35 
143 
171 
66 


T 

42 

6 

12 

616 

-n? 


7 
497 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


9,735 


119 
9,616 

7,454 
n.a. 


6,617 


6,494 
123 


1,144 
49 

1,049 
76 
681 


6,617 


1,281 


783 
57 
135 
189 
117 


87 
305 

393 

321 


210 
111 

ai 

109 

28 

258 

685 


128 
204 


~48i" 
273 


79 
280 
116 


92 
28 
44 
167 
86 
60 

66 

58 

331 


151 
180 


100 
55 

129 
60 
21 
26 
48 


127 
37 
137 


681 

-jar 


40 

289 

27 
325 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


496,110 


9,684 
486,426 


n.a. 
n.a. 


316,163 


310,465 
5,698 

70,665_ 

67,074 

3,591 

63,172 
3,847 
32,579 


316,163 


59,877 


38,389 
2,498 
4,627 
8,516 
5,847 

20,102 


3,061 
17,041 

20,411 

14,751 


8,816 
5,935 

9,777 
6,888 
1,296 

ii,ao 

30,165 
21 ,703 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


9,975 
505,635 


337,737 


331,350 
6,387 

75.918 


71,905 
4,013 

63,899 
3,521 
24,560 


337,737 


67,237 


42,092 
2,545 
6,732 
9,721 
6,147 

15,311 


3,687 
11,624 

24,513 

15,051 


8,607 
13,096 

36,406 


8,973 
6,078 

10,627 
6,910 
1,397 
11,214 
32,027 

21,804 


21,584 
W,822 

20,280 


8,382 
13,422 

38,873 


3,461 

11,317 

5,502 

29,449 


22,818 
16,055 

23,353 


4,018 
1,861 
2,131 
11,231 
4,047 
2,972 

3,189 
2,907 
11,046 


4,245 
6,801 

19,895 


5,892 
2,524 
4,162 
3,105 
1,136 
1,160 
1,916 

67,074 


iS.ilS 

9,3U 


11,301 
1,543 
6,635 

9,609 

3.847 


2,603 

250 
467 

32,579 


»'.1U 


1, 

17,233 

793 
12,672 


3,982 
12,3% 
6,975 

31.509 


5,151 
1,838 
2,074 
11,347 
4,164 
3,112 

3,823 

3,051 
13,449 


5,267 
8,182 
21,411 


6,039 
2,912 
4,242 
4,048 
956 
1,086 
2,128 

71.905 


TTTTT 

11,949 
18.736 


10,248 
1,554 
6,934 

9,808 

3.521 


*75r 

2,272 

250 
467 

24.560 


-r?w 


2,010 
3,742 

449 
18,359 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


515,179 


9,744 
505,435 

n.a. 
n.a. 


337.000 


331,502 
5,498 

70,464 


Stocks  CD 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars^ 


66,559 
3,905 

63,564 

3,786 

30,521 


337.000 


62,589 


39,436 
2,529 
5,352 
9,473 
5,799 

20,346 


3,977 
16,369 

22,033 

14,605 


8,828 
5,777 

10,721 

8,348 

1,386 

12,071 

33,269 

22,314 


8,403 
13,911 

39,761 


23,409 
16,352 

20,441 


3,162 

11,415 

5,864 

29,567 


4,622 

2,374 
1,986 
10,171 
4,255 
2,860 

3,299 
3,U2 

14,145 


6,271 
7,874 

22,262 


6,009 
2,527 
4,223 
4,899 
1,152 
1,198 
2,254 

66.559 

9,786 
17.956 


9,741 
1,684 
6,531 

9,915 

3.786 


2,351 
419 
489 

30.521 


u'.m 


1,940 
12,831 

793 
U,957 


2 
43,619 

18,132 
22,973 


27.871 


27,641 
230 

3r°44 


11,804 

19 

881 


27.871 


6,075 


4,764 
130 
224 
401 
556 

273 

3S 

235 


1,232 
880 
352 

1,027 
747 
158 
766 

2,840 

2.670 
1,555 
1,U5 


3,495 
1,583 


666 
244 

2.935 


295 
260 
327 
1,086 
236 
373 

358 


430 
267 


1.719 
3S 
265 
163 
581 
Ul 
69 
18« 


-321 

167 

29 

195 


19 


4 
11 

881 

15 

329 

26 

SIX 


Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Entries  for  agents  and  hroksrs  represent  brokerage  or  oonnlssioo  r«celve<l. 


MAINE 


18.03 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoU,  AND  PbRSONNBI,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BoslNKSS:  1948 


Mctiopolitan  area,  cype  ot  operaaon. 
and  kind  of  business 

Estab- 
Ush- 
mcnts 

(Num- 
ber) 

entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolbri; 

Pay  roll, 
entue 
year 

(Thousund 
dollori) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 

Metropobtan  area,  type  ot  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 

Esob- 
liah- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolkri) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 

Paid employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Payroll 
(Etolbrt) 

(Tdomand 
dollars) 

ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

PORTLAND  MrmOPOLIlAlJ  AREA,» 
total 

281 

193,689 

12,769 

79 

4,123 

233,172 

PORTLAND  MEIROPOLITAN 
AREA— Continued 

T^e  by  Kind  of  Business—Con. 

Merchant  wholesalers — Con. 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf).. 

5 
9 
7 
13 
19 
11 
13 
38 
11 
23 

33 

6,463 
2,168 
4,996 
3,871 
11,547 
11,122 
6,463 
9,928 
2,415 
5,595 

22,368 

212 
187 
589 
720 
907 

1,071 
499 

1,048 
195 
574 

1,667 

'4 
2 

I 

1 
5 

17 
6 

11 

65 
53 
209 
251 
254 
341 
172 
342 
76 
235 

490 

Adfldnistrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

6 
275 

200 
40 

193,689 

114,005 
32,174 

416 
12,353 

8,716 
1,805 

'79 
73 

111 
4,012 

2,958 
524 

8,939 
224,233 

156,136 
32,924 

4,-  1 

9  736 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials.. . . 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with 
stocks) ,   total 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices ,   total 

17,845 
17,432 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

PetroleuiQ  bulk  stations,  terminals,. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products)... 

33 

7 

16 
S 
11 

200 

22,368 
9,806 

42,319 
2,072 
3,119 

114^005 

1,667 
138 

1,364 

52 

416 

8,716 

2 
3 
1 

73 

490 
34 

379 
13 
138 

2,958 

30,323 
2,601 

26,208 

951 

8,014 

156,136 

8,326 

17,892 

3,654 

10,8U 

30.323 

T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries, confectionery,  meats.... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Manufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents, brokers,  total 

9 
12 
12 

8 

12,587 
2,354 
7,427 

2.072 

551 
545 
571 

52 

3 

170 
US 
182 

13 

10,004 
9,632 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Farm  products  (edible) 

27 

7 
8 
9 

31,946 
6,879 
4,885 
5,727 

1,626 
231 
313 
544 

6 

2 
2 

4 

577 
76 
85 

222 

30,176 
4,019 
5,648 
9,993 

10,687 
951 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

i 

5 

116 
1,956 

44 

i 

3 
10 

786 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Consists  of  Portland,  South  Portland,  and  Westbrook  cities  and  Cape  Elizabeth  and  FalmDuth  towns  In  Cumberland  County. 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Saj^,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbi^Total;  Establishments  and  Sales— Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


State,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


Ajidroscoggln  County 

Auburn 

Lewlston 

Remainder  of  County. 


Aroostook  County 

Fort  Fairfield  village. 
Presque  Isle  village... 
Remainder  of  County 


Cuntoerland  County 

Axlmlnlstrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establlehments,  total. 

Brunswick  village 

Portland 

South  Portland 

Westbrook 

Remainder  of  County 


Franklin  County. 
Hancock  County.. 


Kennebec  County 

Augusta 

Gardiner 

Vaterville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Kuox  County 

Rockland 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lincoln  County. 


Oxford  County 

Rumford  Falls  vlUage. 
Remainder  of  County... 


Penobscot  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unlta. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 


Bangor. 
Brewer. 

Old  Town 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


9 
927 


6 

291 

4 

259 

11 

3 

14 

4 
23 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


3 

122 

88 

16 

3 

15 


490,529 


490,529 
38.450 


10,439 

27,356 

655 


6,155 
42,994 
21,580 

196,846 


196,848 

602 

172,980 

19,451 

840 

2,975 

1,348 
6,215 

35.064 


16,890 
3,486 
8,253 
6,435 

13.069 


10,573 
2,496 


3,685 
5,752 


Pa  J-  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


458 
27,136 


1,017 

1,830 

49 

2.171 


96 
1,022 
1,053 

13,118 


416 

12,702 

83 

11,754 

444 

109 

312 

124 
320 

1.508 


694 
146 

375 
293 


3,806 
1,946 


77,219 

66,939 

5,252 

1,022 

4,006 


431 
152 


287 


192 
95 


4,646 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


42 

4,604 

3,908 

463 

27 

206 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Employees 
(Number) 


9,735 


U9 
9,616 


1,030 


352 

651 

27 


25 

409 
401 

4.289 


111 
4,178 
44 
3,849 
115 
39 
131 

50 
128 


146 
132 


190 
62 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


515,179 


9,744 
505,435 


18,476 

33,588 

945 


43,285 
1,390 
20,208 
21,687 

240,279 


8,939 
231,340 
1,924 
213,448 
8,048 
2,166 
5,754 

2,072 
6,140 

29.184 


13,050 
3,273 
6,655 
6,206 

11.286 


76 

41 


1,624 


1,616 

1,349 

192 

12 

63 


8,275 
3,011 

3,005 

6.280 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


4,448 
1,832 


86,773 


805 
85,968 
71,451 
10,258 

730 
3,529 


590 
67 


28 


209 
4 

193 
4 
2 
6 

2 
14 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


250,576 

24.946 


19,208 
(x) 

14,626 


"TiT 


5,092 


(x) 


115,901 
602 

U2,706 
421 

(l) 

(x) 

M 
3,087 

17.834 


10,397 
(x) 

3,502 
(x) 

3.510 


3,105 
405 


2.154 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,517 
637 


47,566 

40,863 

3,125 

1,022 

2,556 


337 
24 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


239,953 

U.504 

8,148 
Cx) 

56,103 


37,902 
(x) 


80,947 

60,274 
19,030 

(x) 


17.230 


6,493 
(«) 

4,751 
(x) 

9.559 

7,468 
2,091 

2,528 

3,598 
57239 
1,309 


29,653 

26,076 

2,127 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


18.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

ESTAB£JSHMBNT&,  SaL^S,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNBL ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WhOLESALEES  AND  OtHEK  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholeaakrs 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

dolWl) 

Paj-  roU, 
entire  year 

(TTujUMnd 
ibUarr) 

Active 

proprietors.* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workwedc  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

EstabUsh- 
mcnis 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TbouMiui 
<bIUr>) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Number) 

PayroU 
(DolUri) 

(Thoujund 
dolUrt) 

U 
15 

1,812 
i,361 

154 

a5 

9 
9 

64 
91 

2,293 
4,458 

3 

8 

677 
2,571 

10 
7 

1,135 

Sagadahoc  County 

1,790 

10 
5 

26 

15 

3;  530 
831 

•4,762 

7^7? 

176 
39 

226 

279 

7 
2 

21 

13 

65 

26 

108 
79 

3,799 
659 

4,400 

5.008 

6 
2 

9 

10 

M 

M 

981 
4.569 

4 
3 

17 

5 

M 

(x) 

Waldo  County 

2.908 

i 

7 
26 

981 
6,496 

11,643 

59 
220 

315 

8 
5 

27 

28 

51 

135 

1,135 
3,873 

5,929 

5 
5 

14 

(x) 
M 

2,639 

3 
2 

12 

(xV 
(x) 

9,004 

Remainder  of  County 

Washington  County 

Calais 

6 
20 

43 

3,769 
7,874 

12,095 

l4i 
170 

6a 

7 
20 

22 

57 
236 

3,160 
2,769 

11,778 

1 
13 

34 

M 
W 

8,082 

5 
7 

9 

(x) 
4,013 

York  County 

Biddeford 

23 
6 
W 

6,992 
1,294 
3,809 

254 
171 
196 

U 
8 

114 
42 
80 

4,956 
3,066 
3,756 

18 
6 
10 

3,984 
1,294 
2,804 

5 
4 

3,008 

Remainder  of  County 

1,005 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  WlUiheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Hum- 
her) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

{Ham- 
her) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  wortcwedc 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollarj) 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  bna  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


PayroU. 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propri- 
etors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


Pay  roll 
(Oollars) 


ANDROSCOGGIN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholeaalers,  total 

Grocerlee,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (ezc.  leaf).. 

Automotive  equipment,  tires, tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

AROOSTOOK  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 
Autcmotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Kanufs'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

Agents,  brokers 

Aaaemblers  t^sainly  farm  products)... 

CUKBZRLAND  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units.... 
Wholesale  establishments 

WHOL£SAL£  ESTABLLS»<ENTS 

Merchant  wtulesalers,   total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


6 
291 


7 
9 
5 
13 
19 
11 
11 
134 


38,450 


1,030 


24,946 


2,070 


741 


4,658 
912 

2,865 
901 

3,850 

2,090 
3,979 
587 
2,016 
3,088 

3,332 

10,172 


205 
45 
311 
123 
36 

431 
399 
105 
267 
98 

128 
698 

2,171 


76 
21 
85 
52 
40 

149 
128 
47 
98 
45 

36 
253 


14,626 


978 


2,501 
4,634 

766 
2,426 

876 
3,423 

3,242 
10, 3U 
17,386 
25,162 

196,848 


123 

410 

35 

99 

96 

215 

138 
387 
117 
551 

13,118 


42 

159 

15 

30 

37 
69 

41 
117 

47 
278 


196,848 


115,901 


416 

12,702 


8,963 


111 
4,178 


3,064 


6,879 

5,727 

6,463 

3,871 

11,547 

11,122 

2,415 

67,877 


231 
544 
212 
720 
907 

1,071 
195 

5,083 


76 
222 

65 
251 
254 
341 

76 
1,779 


53,009 


37,647 


3,818 
932 
5,625 
2,313 
1,576 

8,205 
6,724 
1,998 
4,381 
2,075 

1,859 

13,503 


19,450 


2,360 
9,109 
554 
1,658 
1,812 
3,957 

2,463 

7,106 
2,019 
12,247 


8,939 
231,340 


160,853 


4,019 
9,993 
4,111 
11,454 
17,845 
17,432 
3,654 
92,345 


CUMBERLAND  COUNTY— Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks)... 

Assemblers  (farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types , 

KENNEBEC  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  lAolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes 
Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bxilk  stations,  termljiala 
Other  operating  types 

PENOBSCOT  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units... 
Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTAELISIHENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

AutciKitive  equipment, tires, tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,   supplies.. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wlujleaalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 
Other  oparmtlng  types 


3 

122 


1,805 


22,368 
9,806 


1,667 
138 


490 
34 


485 
3,727 


35,064 


28 

476 

1,430 
1,508 


2 
1 

6 

47 


14 
178 

398 
609 


17,834 


1,022 


4,281 
536 

4,085 
990 
314 

1,458 
524 

5,646 

7,M3 
9,927 

77,219 


186 
19 

227 

113 
74 

139 
58 

206 

201 
285 

4,646 


77,219 


47,566 


42 
4,604 


15,215 
3,051 
3,016 
1,668 
1,916 
3,249 
2,982 
8,205 
1,863 
2,138 
766 
3,497 

12,938 
16,715 


800 
149 
244 

47 
147 
47D 
171 
697 
U3 
281 

82 
265 

458 
660 


60 
10 
101 
47 
51 
49 
27 
82 

65 
117 


1,232 


278 
56 
73 
18 
47 

160 
53 

248 
50 
87 
78 

104 

141 
223 


32,924 


30,323 
2,601 

10,108 


780 
9,328 


29,  IM 


19,863 


3,070 
395 
4,949 
2,132 
1,511 
2,738 
1,106 
3,942 

3,857 
5,464 

86,773 


805 
85,968 


64,245 


14,170 
3,IM 
3,694 
879 
2,809 
7,669 
3,241 

13,205 
2,512 
5,4«7 
2,989 
4,458 

8,496 
U,227 


Proprietors  of  unlAoorporated  businesses. 
Not  elsewhere  classified. 


MARYLAND 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 19,02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  smd  kind  of  business 19 .04- 

Baltimore  Metropolitan  Area 19 .04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 19 .06 

104  Counties  with  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 19 .07 

Page  Page 

Allegany  County. . . , 19 .07  Frederick  County 19 .07 

Baltimore  County 19 .07  Somerset  County 19 .08 

Baltimore 19 .07  Washington  County 19 .08 

Dorchester  County 19.07  Wicomico  County 19.08 

19.01 


19.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

band, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  aoxlllary  units 1948. ,, 

Wholesale  establishments 1943... 

1939... 
1929. . . 

vraOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total,. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Aaaemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total , 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line)  

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties , 

Farm  produc  ts  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 
Transportation   (exc,   automotive)  equipment, 

supplies.. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3,101 


3,076 


2,461 
2,198 


2,114 


2,0U 
21 


162 
325 


4 
12 
159 


40 

39 

110 

194 


100 
4 
57 


22 
163 


2,083,715 


105,916 


2,130 


33,910 


34,031 


35,143 


1,878,917 


1,961,259 


2,035,363 


25,966 
2,057,749 

688,138 
711,412 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


5,973 
99,943 
33,260 
32,752 


1,904 
1,512 


1,663 
32,247 

23,010 
n.a. 


1,827 
32,204 

22,820 


21,232 


1,504 
33,639 

25,178 


21,499 


106,237 
1,772,680 

n.a. 
n.a. 


116,052 
1,845,207 


n.a. 
n.a. 


103,406 
1,931,957 

n.a. 
n.a. 


870,548 
14,758 
51,122 


111,111 
1,726 
3,155 


12.8 
11.7 
6.2 


64,661 

558 

1,907 


1,557 
12 
49 


20,274 
118 
378 


20,753 
112 
367 


21,016 
106 
377 


,103,720 
10,248 
33,258 


1,159,546 
8,970 
33,301 


1,193,096 
8,5U 
33,478 


347,858 
260,112 


171,419 
287,834 


5,913 
7,519 


132.912 


67,602 
10,725 
11,766 
21,194 
21,625 

82,719 


29,535 
53,184 

73,186 


14,062 
59,124 


19,927 


9,416 
2,833 
3,387 
4,291 

44,634 

47.590 


28,545 
1,781 

12,727 
4,537 

16,773 


3,971 
12,807 


28.409 


2,442 
12,156 

2,458 

991 

10,362 

36,595 
31,048 


31,127 
29,650 


42,627 


15,009 
27,618 


9,392 
39,005 


13,678 
13,259 
887 
22,229 
6,982 
8,543 

9,800 


29,155 
8,324 

12,457 
9,259 


8.4 
3.2 


7.3 
3.2 


16,451 
3,776 


5,517 
3,291 


82 
290 


4,770 
827 


2,007 
978 


2,895 


4,831 
831 

1,830 
1,183 


4,582 
854 


1,986 
1,051 


313,057 
68,709 

116,399 
58,216 

69,073 


316,759 
70,461 

U3,836 
71,495 

70,839 


315,984 
77,139 

118,673 
60,581 

124,492 


240 

510 

6,626 


4.0 
6.8 
16.3 


124 

226 

3,432 


5 
130 


1,618 


39 

102 

2,754 


20,770 


37 

112 

2,098 


21,232 


3,532 


2,569 
4,092 
62,412 


21,499    .1,U7,226 


2,406 

5,191 

63,242 


1,201,817 


2,474 

4,282 

117,736 


1,235,068 


12,501 


5,667 
1,213 
1,178 
1,592 
2,851 

7,235 


9.4 


2,759 
4,476 


11.3 

10.0 

7.5 

13.2 

8.7 
"93" 


7,246 


2,496 


3,533 
766 
674 
882 

1,391 

3,821 


1,546 
2,275 


^53 

152 


1,182 
293 
221 
299 
501 

1,471 
^38 


2,515 


i;j09 
262 
220 
3U 
511 

1,569 
689 


2,620         130,899 


321 
250 
311 
520 

1,581 
689 


135,123 


1,903 
4,833 


13.5 
8.2 


15.2 


1,124 
443 
651 


6.248 


11.9 
15.6 
19.2 
18.8 

5.7 

13.1 


946 
2,624 

1.707 


333 
644 


391 
625 


352 
653 


6J,739 
13,746 
12,927 
15,784 
25,703 

68,108 


29,434 
38,674 


11,797 
13,050 
16,032 
25,841 

72,835 


42,081 


16,395 
W,390 
16,809 
27,299 

74,785 


16,549 
47,537 


28,495 


20,382 
46,597 


27.672 


33;  106 
41,679 

70,243 


17,335 
52,858 


28,859 


795 
233 
289 
390 

1,528 

3.128 


5 

18 

5 

16 

55 

174 


261 

100 

72 

131 

477 

957 


255 

104 

55 

132 

493 

940 


253 

106 

54 

136 


11,271 
3,992 
5,939 
7,293 

22,533 

56,_411 


12,190 
4,081 
4,259 
7,142 

23,665 

56.345 


13,139 
4,318 
3,775 
7,627 

24,423 

55.755 


4,303 
261 

1,427 
257 

2,505 


1,642 
4.578 


15.1 
14.6 
11.2 
5.7 

14.9 


12.8 


16.1 


2,070 
157 
745 
156 

1,497 


109 
4 
56 


662 
34 

226 
35 


651 
33 

222 
34 


646 
34 

237 
37 


■337 
943 


3.084 


"TZO" 
245 


-15?" 
254 


266 


37,210 
2,754 

13,932 
2,515 

25,106 


9;i71 
15,935 

54.483 


36,748 
2,737 

14,353 
2,452 

27,136 


460 

1,582 

788 

X5 

1,403 

1,584 
6,990 


13.8 
13.0 
32.0 
X.8 
13.5 

4.3 
22.5 


335 
1,024 
576 
171 
978 

687 
4,318 


5 

3 

20 

14 
119 


76 
231 
201 

58 
281 

180 
1,480 


77 
240 
209 

58 
285 

ITO 
1,513 


75 
236 
203 

62 
292 

194 
1,523 


4,107 
4,035 


13.2 
13.6 


2,486 
2,223 


770 
573 


"806" 
600 


628 


2,413 
4,121 


16Tr 
14.9 


i;53* 

2,576 


428 
684 


T3(S" 
712 


■T3Z- 
717 


1,659 


552 
6,076 


15,168 


5.9 
15.6 


20.1 


332 
3.899 


3;  313 
1,961 
148 
4,335 
1,714 
1,881 

1,316 


14.8 
16.7 
19.5 
24.5 
22.0 

13.5 


9,026 

2;uu 

1,222 

46 

2,680 

1,064 

952 

1,018 


215 

—FT 

4 

5 

42 


62 

1.U2 


355 

2,611 


"T3?" 
262 
21 
756 
359 
343 


58 
1,213 

374 

2,613 


T35" 
271 
23 
761 
X9 
339 


64 

1,227 

363 

2,604 


T3T 
269 
19 
731 
371 
334 


5,792 
13,176 
10,498 

3,066 
16,951 

11,990 
76,845 

79,517 


10;7S9 
16,397 

56.255 


36^081 
2,475 

14,743 
2,456 

31,027 


5,217 
20,100 
11,365 

3,097 
16,476 

12,212 
77,672 


U,19i 
35,323 

63,107 


45,869 
38,649 


38,795 
87,662 


ii,iU 
42,116 

95,233 


6,499 
63,284 


17,879 
154,319 


35,524 
21,611 
890 
41,300 
13,569 
18,974 

16,951 


6,102 
69,521 

19,610 

158,374 


36,538 

21,811 
960 
43,612 
18,961 
19,217 

17,275 


11,099 
19.928 


55.423 


5,411 
19,330 
10,463 

3,234 
16,985 

12,676 
81,594 

88,549 


46,468 
42,081 


25)661 

43,595 


6,121 
71,487 


19,350 
157. 937 


37,511 
23,085 
732 
41,394 
19,448 
17,926 

17,841 


132,229 


10,561 
121,663 

41,466 
48,812 


37,625 
764 
797 


12,825 

1,W7 


60 
591 
829 


89,136 


9.468 


"TtSSI 

633 

391 

449 

1,174 

1,1B4 


546 
6,497 


2.725 

1,311 

309 

549 

556 


1.851 


6.181 
3,696 

197 
1,968 

320 


2,353 

""^ffj 


2.705 

936 
510 
161 

820 

795 
6,388 


7,443 

"1^533 

3.415 


7.536 
2,996 
4,540 


U 
5,826 


10.095 
l.iii 
1,833 
156 
2,699 
1,080 
1,287 

1,108 


MARYLAND 


19.03 


Tabic  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTASiJSHMENTS,  Sales,  Extensbs,  Pat  Roll,  Personhsl,  and  Stoces,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business.  1948 


Type  of  operabcn  and  lund  of  business 


Type  by  KlJld  of  Buslneas— Continued 

Merchant  vbolesalers — Continued 

MetAls,  metAl  vork  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  nBterlals 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Ot^r  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,   other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fans  Supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks], 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutoDotlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccnmerclal  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equlpoient 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipoent,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment    supplies... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Metala,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brciers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  BBteriols) 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products   (Inedible),  n.e.c 

AutcBotlve  equlpaent,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Pluabing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  canstruction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CooBierclal  machines,  equipoent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipoent,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipments,  siqjplles 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  agents  and  brokers. . . , 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(\umber) 


Siles, 
entire 


{Hioiuand 
dollors) 


16,866 

li  is* 


28,629 
12,054 

126,856 


U,815 
6,595 
5,001 

35,847 

15,644 
6,584 
8,946 

33,424 


128,448 
9,953 


8,963 
5,239 
2,278 

2,925 

722 

20,93S 

3,731 

9,672 

40,748 


10 ;  650 
18,857 

6,040 
891 

1,195 

3,L45 

7,502 
106,739 


260.112 


Opciaong  expenses 
(uic.  pay  roU) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


21,941 
3,181 

11,939 
5,067 
6,001 

12,911 

32,565 
166,507 

287,834 


71,116 
50.535 


23,251 
27,284 


22.106 


4,123 
17,983 

2,447 
1,921 

80.1fl4 


52,344 

17,582 
10,258 

1,076 

6.322 


3,599 
2,723 


10,326 
8,224 


2,102 
9,041 


5;  563 
3,478 


4,707 
5,234 

2,993 

13,427 


2,398 
1  804 


4,265 
2,544 


14,478 


2,243 
1,292 
756 
1,803 
1,617 
1,106 
1,140 
4,521 


6,304 
1,681 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


U.2 


14.9 
21.1 


11.4 


15.1 
19.6 
15.1 
5.0 
10.3 
16.8 
12.7 
13.5 


4.9 
16.9 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,516 

i;095 


2,135 
1,332 


8,335 


1,492 
596 
493 

1,280 
677 
649 
506 

2,642 


2,542 
476 
368 

502 
171 

1,860 
735 

1,522 

6,433 
3;578 


28. i 

9.1 

16.2 

17.2 
23.7 
3.9 
19.7 
15.7 

15.8 
"TOTT 


1,288  6.8 

947  15.7 

230  25.8 

290  j  24.3 


400 

789 
5,772 


8.324 


12.7 

10.5 
5.4 


1,347 
127 
985 
145 
347 
410 
1,022 
3,941 

9,259 


2,077 
1,518 


6.1 
4.0 
8.2 
2.9 
5.8 
3.2 
3.1 
2.4 


463 
1,055 


133 
1,168 


254 
914 


193 
188 


479 
392 
97 


273 
194 


^32 
239 


303 


442 
256 

164 
294 


2.9 

3.0 


2.0 
3.9 


6.2 
5.1 


7.9 
9.3 


0.9 
2.2 
0.9 


7.6 

7.1 


5.2 
11.4 


"ZTT 
8.7 


11.1 
9.4 
4.9 

5.5 
2.2 


2,944 
853 


1,090 
238 
217 

215 
103 
980 
437 
1,181 

4,236 
5;564 
602 
560 
136 
132 


540 
3.412 


3.776 


519 

68 

523 

91 

134 

249 

771 

1,421 

3,291 


770 
669 


213 
456 


10 
U9 


252 

224 

32 


75 


146 


^Z2 
175 
84 

20 
94 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

[Hum 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(Number) 


398 
-297- 


1.385 


712 
673 


340 
219 
209 
191 
268 
165 
173 
958 


4.770 


873 
293 


~H5" 
62 
61 

57 

32 

300 

133 

454 


July  15 

(Number) 


404 


741 
694 


378 
237 
216 
169 
263 
172 
153 
941 


4.831 


894 
3U 


T2D" 
186 
155 
46 

50 


95 
994 


U7 
15 

105 
17 
28 
51 

172 

292 


229 
186 


65 
121 


159 

12 
11 


19 


13 
50 
25 

7 
38 


60 
66 

57 

33 

325 

124 
369 


Nov,  15 
(Number) 


110 


791 

720 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  IS 
(Dollars) 


28,853 


ii;635 

6,218 
60.764 


35,922 
24,342 


2.478    ,    134.043 


230 
217 
194 
239 
193 
160 
811 


18,775 

9,934 

8,729 

21,613 

11,785 

11,003 

8,566 

43,643 


313,057 


889 
310 


185 
169 
49 

50 


100 
1,025 


58 
65 

58 

31 
320 
133 
279 


56,078 
15,110 


21,527 
4,589 
3,796 

3,772 
1,978 

18,071 
7,826 

25,690 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


23.779 


36,538 
25,175 


U2,906 


21,732 
9,922 
8,723 
20,849 
11,232 
11,363 
8,368 
50,717 


316.759 


55,988 
17,047 

27,268 


19,929 
4,234 
3,105 

3,611 
2,262 

19,588 
3,425 

24,070 


Nov,  15 
(Dollars) 


30.131 


23,125 
7,006 


39,800 
26,639 


148.541 


23,534 
10,789 

8,809 
22,203 
10,358 
12,784 

8,591 
51,473 


59,929 
16,904 


1,051    81,034  I   83,985 


185 
169 
49 
50 


106 
999 


51;  605 
10,863 
9,444 
2,639 
2,427 

4,056 

10,  U7 
63,469 


68.709 


51;  728 
11,015 
U,064 
2,838 
2,388 

4,902 

9,908 
64,607 


20,575 
4,231 
4,253 

3,793 
2,045 

20,127 
9,288 

17,434 

80,101 


47,3S6 

10,705 

11,307 

2,624 

2,467 

5,672 

10,395 
66,404 


70.461    ^      77. U9 


155 
16 

107 
17 
28 
52 

173 

283 

1,183 


160 
16 
99 
19 
29 
52 
186 
293 


9,385 
1,378 
10,696 
1,701 
2,439 
4,214 
13,906 
24,990 

58,216 


10,202 
1,461 
9,713 
1,695 
2,439 
4,177 
U,844 
25,930 

71,495 


U,104 
1,609 
9,385 
1,865 
2,831 
4,066 
15,979 
29,800 

60,581 


251 
208 


254 
206 


66 
142 


69 
137 


160 

163 

U 


TT 


15 
23 


14,600 
11.234 


3,424 
7,810 


627 
2.693 


12.121 


3,583 
8,538 


15,564 
11.945 


3,644 
8,301 


119 
2,509 

687 

1,535 


170 
12 
12 


22 


52 
22 


4,426 

1,559 

546 


1,650 
1,497 

3.440 


2,035 
1,405 


1,992 
2,610 


785 
3,266 
1,938 

266 
2,171 


539" 
2,U1 

710 
2,425 


4,565 

11,863 

690 


2.961 


247 
2,252 

706 
1,948 

6,994 


1,545 
1,416 

3.596 


4,763 

1,559 

672 

776 

2.974 


2,088 
1.508 


1,532 
1,442 

3.636 


2,184 
1,452 


2,052 
2,745 


805" 
2,871 
2,731 

306 
2,264 


2,180 
2,335 


995 
3,055 
1,286 

3U 
2,250 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,676 
515 

3.899 


3,473 
426 


10,670 


1,256 

1,081 

208 

109 

1,865 

1,107 

311 

4,733 


17,030 


3,427 
722 


737 
170 
365 

299 

57 

1,806 

329 

7U 

4,0M 


1,408 
735 
153 
242 

353 

955 
3,419 


165 
16 
12 


jm 


21 
2 
19 


18 
12 
6 


70 

"23 

20 

22 


19.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABLUHUENTS,  5a1.E8,  EXPENSES,  PaT  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPEILATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS!  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

dollar.) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Tkmsdni 
dolbrs) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

ended  nearest — 

Pay  foil,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

StocboB 
hand,  end 

Type  oi  operation  and  kind  of  buainess 

Amount 

(ThcmMnd 
dolUrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  IS 
(Number) 

March  IS 
(Dolbrl) 

July  15 
(Dollar.) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollar.) 

o^year, 

at  cost 

(ThouUTul 
dollar.) 

Type  by  Kind  of  BuBlness—Contijaued 
Assemblers   (mainly  farm  prodvicta),  total 

175 

54,098 

7,376 

13.6 

3,782 

135 

2,895 

2,247 

3,667 

69,073 

70,839 

124,492 

1,480 

32 

12,268 

1,163 

9.5 

486 

19 

319 

305 

293 

13,165 

15.850 

14.360 

177 

11 
21 

28 

6,387 
20.078 

229 
934 

1.070 

3.9 
1A.6 

5.3 

91 
395 

475 

J. 
15 

12 

i6 
273 

148 

47 
258 

362 

250 
lAl 

1,893 
U,272 

7,039 

1,992 
13,858 

13,139 

1,793 
12,567 

7,128 

64 

Fruits,  vegetables    (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  naterlalB) 

113 
685 

L3 

8 
7 

115 

9,615 
8,966 
1,497 

21,752 

5i3 

476 
51 

5,143 

S.6 

5.3 
3.4 

23.6 

iii 

215 
15 

2,821 

J. 

"a 

104 

100 
34 
14 

2,428 

\2i 
224 
14 

1,580 

100 
28 
13 

3,233 

2,395 
235 

48,869 

51708 

7,195 

236 

41,850 

4,6W 

2,192 
237 

103^004 

5» 

85 

Farm  products   ( Inedible V  ii*e.c 

13 
618 

Flah,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

10'? 
8 

25 

20 ;  883 
869 

25,966 

4;  882 
261 

n.a. 

53.4 
30.0 

n.a. 

5,686 
135 

5,973 

08 
6 

2;  384 
44 

1,663 

i;525 
55 

1,827 

3;  184 
49 

1,504 

47;024 
1,845 

106,237 

3«;W8 
3,652 

116,052 

ioo;4i6 

2,588 
103,406 

58<> 
29 

AEMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,  total 

10,561 

Type  of  Operation 

3 
8 

(x) 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 

47 
1,845 
4,081 

... 

11 

569 

1,083 

11 

726 

1,090 

10 

389 

1,105 

989 
32,734 
72, 5U 

980 
41,131 
73,941 

895 
23,908 
78,603 

10,444 

117 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  business) 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sai.es,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opention,  and  kind  of  business 


BALTDOHE  KBTROPOLITAN  AREA,"  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establlahments 

UHaESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,   total.. 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meata 

Groceries   (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,   food  specialties,   n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,   vegetables   (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs   (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Fsrm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  tsble. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


2,285 


22 
2,263 


1,660 
256 


164 
92 

30 

281 

36 


26 
30 
27 
124 


■~ZT 

113 


i 
18 
29 

37 
166 


10 
7 

30 

18 
102 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


1,800,574 


25,966 
1,774,608 


809,980 
590,473 


330,847 
259,626 

120,924 

229,877 

23,354 


809,980 


102,154 


9,668 
17,506 
28,971 

72,077 


25; 918 
46,159 


60,055 
56,580 
19.400 


2,630 
7,354 

36,689 
47,293 
16,290 

26.659 


15,146 

2,199 

991 

11,313 

34,003 
20,979 


PSy  roll,  entire  year 
(Tliousand  dollar.) 


89,863 


5,896 
83,967 


58,0U 
19,102 


15,365 
3,737 

3,351 

2,277 
1,223 


58,014 


5,522 


708 

696 

1,694 


3,062 
1  257 


2,783 
2« 


795 
225 
659 

1,304 
3,102 
1,419 

2,869 


1,024 
539 
171 

1,135 

592 

3,087 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(Number) 


1,586 


1,295 

5 


258 
20 


190 


36 

— r 

15 
16 

42 

169 

34 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,489 
26,100 


18,006 

5,077 


4,240 
837 

1,253 

709 

1,055 


292 
233 
635 

,228 


703 


532 

-2!r 

102 
177 

39S 
938 
393 


236 

189 

62 

317 

156 
1,063 


Payroll 
(Dollar.) 


101,983 
1,608,310 


1,064,885 
370,787 


294,560 
76,227 

78,440 
43,616 
50,582 


46;  360 

15,215 
12,896 
X,746 


60,085 
27;019 
33,066 


55,219 


28,310 

13;i39 
4,203 
10,968 

19,847 
55,148 
29,143 

51.443 


19,330 
9,8*1 
3,234 

19,038 

11,193 
58,030 


MARYLAND 


19.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABLISBMBNTS,  SaLBS,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNSL,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINBSC  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  ot  opcntian,  and  bnd  of  bumeu 


Eatablishnients 
Wumber) 


Sales,  entu«  year 
(TTiouMTid  dolldri) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(ThouidTul  doltdrl) 


Active  proprie- 
xon*  November 

(>{umber) 


Paid  emploveea  and  pay  roll,  work* 
week  endeo  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyecs 


Payroll 
(DalUri) 


BALTmORE  MrmoPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wboleealers — Continued 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus^  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardvare,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipoent,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwDrk 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coomerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establlshiDent  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery  equlpaent  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

BoolES,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with  stocks),   total.. 

Grccerles,  confectionery,  meats 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coomerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  slocks),  total, 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Manufacturers*  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fans  products   (edible) 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,   specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction    laterlals 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


75 


70 


13 
47 
42 


54,735 
54  745 


31,250 

8,402 

22,84« 

50,769 


4U,J14 
10,455 


70,691 


12,160 
20,435 
6,830 
8,199 
23,067 

37.785 


27,072 
10,713 


129,151 


11^118 
6,595 
3,761 

33,798 

11,417 
6,584 
6,362 

49,516 

330,847 


118,581 

2,925 

722 

3,731 


40.196 
10,068 


6,040 
24,088 


259,626 


21,941 

6,001 

12,911 

216,773 

229,877 


53,900 

45,842 

5,501 


4;U3 
17,983 

2,447 
1,921 
54,691 
1,076 

10.326 


8,224 
2,102 

5,797 
10,291 
15,979 


4,086 
5;080 
2,006 


5SZ" 

2,187 

4,880 
J,  784 


8,484 


1,377 
2,448 
1,008 
924 
2,227 

3.221 


1,990 
1,231 

8,753 


i;054 
596 
380 

1,231 
460 
649 
308 

4,075 

15,365 


2,462 
215 
108 
437 

4,105 


2,433 

560 

1,112 


3,737 


519 

134 

249 

2,835 

2,277 


548 

440 
39 


119 

37 

74 

211 

36 


119 
272 
169 


558 


"5sr 

581 


355 


659 
348 
326 
513 


706 
660 


265" 
230 
150 
182 
173 
193 


728 

58 

31 

133 


487 
169 
366 

2,268 


160 
29 
52 

596 


172 

140 

13 


37,509 
38,005 


16,176 
37,370 


68,836 
19,113 


147.707 


34;i*i 

37,003 
18,373 
17,662 
40,378 

62.106 


36,975 
25 ,131 

160.428 


16,064 
10,789 

6,639 
21,265 

7,594 
12,784 

5,058 
80,235 

294,560 


49,476 
3,793 
2,045 
9,288 

77.722 


U,947 
U,307 
21,468 

152,236 


76,227 


11,104 
2,831 
4,066 

58,226 

43,616 


11,171 

8,268 

627 


247 
2,252 

706 
1,948 
3,450 

776 

3.636 


2,184 
1,452 

2,425 
4,780 
3,330 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

i  Consists  of  Baltimore  city,  and  Anne  Arundel  and  Baltimore  Counties. 


19.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 


EsTABLISHM£^r^6,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  dcy 


Total 


Establish- 
meats 


Wumbn) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  anployeca  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(J^umber) 


Pay  roll 
(Doll<lrs) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humbtr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(TTiotudnd 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(>Ilimber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


State,   total. 


AdmlnlBtratlve,  aintillary  units. 
Wholesale  eatabllshments 


Allegany  County 

Cumberland 

Frostburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Anne  Arundel  County 

Annapolis 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Baltimore  County. 
District  12^. 


District  13' 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Baltimore  city  (Not  part  of 
Baltimore  County) 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Vfholesale  establishments 


Calvert  County. 


Caroline  County. 


Carroll  County 

Westminster 

Remainder  of  County. 


Cecil  County 

Elkton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Charles  County. 


Dorchester  County 

Cambridge 

Remainder  of  County. 


Frederlclt  County 

Frederick 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Gerrett  County 

Harford  County 

Havre  de  Grace 

Remainder  of  County. 


Howard  County., 
Kent  County. . . , 


Montgomery  County 

Takoma  Park  (part)^. 
Remainder  of  County. 


Prince  Georges  County. , , . 

Greenbelt 

Hyatteville , 

TaJtoma  Park  (part)^.. 
Remainder  of  County, . 


Queen  Annes  County. 
Saint  Marys  County. 
Somerset  County.... 


Talbot  County 

Easton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Washington  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Hagerstovn 

Remainder  of  County 


Wicomico  County 

Salisbury 

Remainder  of  County. 


Worcester  County. 


3,101 


25 

3,0% 


22 

2,168 


3 

135 

105 

30 


36 


2,083,715 


35,  U3 


2,035,363 


25,966 
2,057,749 


33,347 
1,119 
5,112 

31,331 
4  684 


23,673 
i;405 
6,617 

15,651 


25,966 
1,719,604 

909 

14,142 

8,335 


2,415 
5,920 


8,065 
2,834 


15,280 
2,468 


8,589 

1,077 
3,417 

15.078 

(x) 

(X) 


(x) 
(x) 
U,U5 

5,823 

1,105 


r,ii9 
2,088 


59,025 


59,025 
51,859 
7,166 


28 1 194 
4,350 


7,466 


5,973 
99,943 


1,504 
33,639 


2,031 

51 

144 

1,572 

45i 

1,118 

1,559 


717 
26 
78 

797 
TBZ" 


103,406 
1,931,957 


42,471 
38,585 


936,428 
21,993 


1,008 
2,878 

39,721 

ii;«4 


19,465 
1,119 
1,409 

5,002 

-(ii — 

(x) 


"T3P7- 
505 
917 


1,516 


~5T 
219 
307 


2;  628 
10,848 
17,489 


1  405 
(xi 
(X) 


5,896 
80,836 

UO 

330 

341 


1,516 

5 

14 

28 


1,489 
24,720 


164 
177 


469 
1,132 


70 
102 


101,983 
1,537,624 


6.504 


1,592 
1 


789,736 
(x) 
2,298 
2.505 


2,986 
3,518 

2,362 
1  744 


475 
418 


82 


"TO" 
421 


107 
164 


"3J?" 
37 


15,213 
11,417 


16,755 
15  149 


1,002 
1,503 

1,625 

"Til — 

(x) 


5.541 
"Til" 


(x) 


35 
122 


37 
123 


(x) 


00 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


331 

82 

789 


252 


305 

58 

769 

327 


1.204 


77 

3,536 

3,267 

269 


1,6(6 
260 


15 
1,189 

1,062 
127 

1,029 


381 


1,606 
2,021 


9,384 


1,736 
7,648 

1,813 
5,138 

19.  in 

TJl — 

(X) 


9,125 
718 


876 
1.686 


291 
1,395 


(x) 


7,551 


(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
10,097 

10,980 
2,169 
22,335 

12,172 
d;089 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

3,982 
(x! 
1,285 

4,263 


64,334 


1,423 
62,911 
57,638 

5,273 

40,931 


35,091 
32,393 
2,698 


32 ;  193 
8,738 


13,981 
1,078 


962 
27 


576 
4 
9 
14 


1,121,321 
17.585 


13,882 
3,703 
26,329 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


929,868 
(x) 

11,844 
5,830 


1,413 
4,417 


(x) 

15,070 
5^358 


(iT 
(x) 


6,155 
1,750 

1,886 

9.102 


1,908 
7,194 


(x) 
2,960 


"TiT 
(x) 

(X) 


(X) 
(X)"" 

1,841 

(xi 
7,749 

5,064 
3;  697 


23,934 
19,466 
4,468 

17.485 


3,272 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  dlscloaure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 

2  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 

^  Located  In  Montgaaery  and  Prince  Georges  Counties. 


MARYLAND 


19.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  Itind  of  business 


Establishments 


(^lumber) 


Sales, 
cntoe  year 

{Thousand 
dollarj) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thmuatid 
doHars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Alumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>(umber) 


Payroll 

(OolUri) 


ALLEGANY  COONTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc,   leaf) 

Autcmotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes , 

Elec  trlcal  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies , 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations ,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

BALTIMORE  COOCTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BALTIMORE  city,  total  (Not  part  of  Baltimore  County) 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  snips  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  statitms,   terminal r 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equijxiient,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  produc  ts   (edible ) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

DdCHESTER  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wbolesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autoootive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  statlona,  terminal « 

Other  operating  types 

FREDiEICK  COUWTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

FajiL  products    (edihle ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlpaent,  tires  and  tuhes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wiiolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fami  products) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


8 
3 

10 

6 

IS 

3 
9 

2,190 


22 
2,168 


1,592 


196 
23 
51 

166 
49 
57 
90 
72 
62 

272 

549 


161 
92 

19 
274 

25 
8 

10 
5 
3 

20 

13 
190 


21,993 


8,407 
2,085 
1,932 

226 

646 
1,062 

407 
1,066 
1,024 

278 
4,860 

8,496 
4,598 
4,491 


15,242 


1,783 
294 
3,581 
2,860 
6,724 

919 
7,512 


25,966 
1,719,604 


789,736 


100,254 
58,679 
19,400 
47,293 
16,290 
26,659 
17,228 
30,465 
44,779 
67,538 

361,151 

586,459 


326,833 
259,626 

96,224 
225,795 

45,842 
5,501 
2,447 
1,921 
1,076 

10,326 

5,797 

152,885 

21,390 


6,407 
7,752 
7,231 

10,899 


5,541 


2,120 
811 
357 

2,253 

2,167 
3,191 


9,843 


3,336 

1,075 

730 

795 

75 

611 

3,221 

5,673 
1,396 


1,722 


432 

251 
90 
13 
12 

152 
39 
91 

124 
38 

480 

336 

132 

36 


1,213 


111 
23 
282 
331 
466 

22 

324 

86,732 


5,896 
80,836 


56,302 


5,403 
2,684 
1,679 
3,102 
1,419 
2,869 
2,782 
3,104 
4,469 
8,126 
20,665 

18,782 


15,045 
3,737 

2,461 

2,223 

440 

39 

37 

74 

36 

203 

U9 

1,275 

1,068 


331 
150 
587 


131 
42 
50 

194 

90 
625 


182 
54 
34 

134 

7 

46 

185 

230 
19 
19 


1,516 


1,244 


173 
15 
36 

169 
34 
31 
64 
33 
34 

183 

467 


4 

249 

25 

5 

12 
4 
1 

19 


166 
94 
35 
6 
7 
60 
15 
39 
33 
U 

171 

111 
41 
29 


Ul 
76 
204 

11 
111 


1,439 

24,720 


17,331 


1,885 

667 

532 

938 

393 

804 

9U 

846 

1,346 

2,328 

6,678 

4.963 


4,126 
837 

865 

698 

UO 

13 

15 

23 

15 

43 

48 

401 


209 

35 

619 


62 
19 
21 
63 

34 
694 


42.471 


32,690 


8,656 
5,411 

1,738 
188 
240 

2,971 
9U 

1,808 

2,395 
440 

7,929 

6,601 
2,345 

835 


23,371 


1,687 
386 
5,590 
6,836 
8,872 

493 
7,101 

1,639,607 


101,983 
1,537,624 


1,029,483 


107,401 
53,432 
28,310 
55,143 
29,  U3 
51,443 
51,986 
51,939 
80,469 
140,240 
379,972 

363.728 

287,501 
76,227 

56,130 

42,622 

8,268 

527 

706 

1,948 

776 

3,636 

2,425 

24,236 

45,661 


11,666 
2,423 
31.572 


2,652 
981 
911 

3,218 

1,742 
17,126 


12,006 


3,482 
987 
604 

2,666 
250 
775 

3,242 

4,021 
375 
353 


19.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Opekation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opentioa,  and  itind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doUars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doUari) 


Active 
prcprietoo,* 
November 

(Humber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Mumlxr) 


Payroll 
(DoUnri) 


SCMHiSEr  COUimC,    total 

Herchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  seats 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  produc  ts    (edible ) 

Other  assemblers 

CHher  operating  types 

WilSHINGTCM  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WRaSSALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Herchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e .c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   tenninals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products) ,   total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

WICCMICO  COUMTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.    leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  naterlals 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  tervlnaln 

Jlgents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


5 
138 


3 
135 


1,285 


1,099 
186 


^82 
5,359 


1,508 
59,025 


35,091 


6,173 

2,138 

2,749 

634 

946 

4,174 

5,341 

4,602 

1,076 

811 

6,447 

3,301 


3,131 
170 

4,738 
9,606 


549 
5,740 


15,059 


3,418 

2,767 

532 

1,943 

1,011 

1,714 

876 

114 

2,684 

3,943 

8,774 

361 


3,040 
1,367 


26 
661 


21 
3,613 


305 

169 

167 

90 

137 

486 

435 

136 

98 

62 

373 


346 
25 


181 
362 


11 
153 


201 
114 
41 
93 
lAl 
163 
161 
11 
174 

292 

296 
6 


"Tt" 

148 


3 
713 


7 
1,204 


15 
1,189 


131 
66 
57 
33 
55 

159 

121 
20 
31 
41 

138 


6 
67 

1,029 


60 
318 


1,602 


1,350 
252 


175 
20,297 


261 
64,334 


1,423 
62,911 


43,027 


5,558 
2,988 
3,298 
1,793 
2,426 
10,045 
6,307 
2,521 
1,457 
1,061 
5,573 

7,189 


6,748 
441 

3,207 
6,276 


203 
3,009 


21,734 


4,621 
2,307 

901 
2,066 
2,351 
2,881 
2,910 

286 
3,411 

5,626 

5,572 

256 


7,743 
1,788 
5,955 


MASSACHUSETTS 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 20.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  aind  kind  of  business 20.05 

Page  Page 

Boston  Metropolitan  Area 20.05  New  Bedford  Metropolitan  Area 20.07 

Brockton  Metropolitan  Area 20.06  Springfield-Holyoke  Metropol- 

Fall  River  Metropolitan  Area 20.07   itan  Area 20.08 

Lawrence  Metropolitan  Area 20.07  Worcester  Metropolitan  Area 20.08 

Lowell  Metropolitan  Area 20.07 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 20.09 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 20 .  11 

Page  Page 

Berkshire  County 20.11  Norfolk  County 20.11 

Bristol  County 20.11  .Plymouth  County 20.11 

Essex  County 20.11  Suffolk  County 20.12 

Hampden  County 20.11  Worcester  County 20.12 

Middlesex  County 20.1] 

20.01 


20.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

iThousanti 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TJiousaiid 
dolldrs) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Noveni' 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


N4arch  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


i 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  ~ 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1946. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. 

1939. . 
1929. . 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers  ,  total. 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale. 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line; 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wal Ipaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware. 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  raillwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Fanr -dairy  machinery,   equipment 

Inlustrlal  machinery,   equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,   rupplieo, 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies... 
Transportation  (exc,  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


59 
7,788 


5,932 
6,038 


5,324 

99 
116 


664 
369 


196 
957 


103 
70 
118 
215 
203 


157 

332 


340 

5 

142 

22 


11 
122 


197 
299 


113 
69 


75 

176 


231 
84 

305 


3,791 


83,649 


84,761 


85,494 


5,358,426 


5,520,871 


5,558,492 


13f,626 
6,396,231 


2,214,403 
2,948,372 


n.a. 
n.a. 


347,590 


14,599 
290,915 


110,681 
143,777 


3,183 
2,848 


3.534 
80,115 


57,201 
n.a. 


3,1.17 
81,144 


58,640 
n.a. 


272,773 
5,085,653 


59,235 
n.a. 


3,243,664 


280,994 
5,239,877 


3,363,962 


282,978 
5,275,514 


2,828,096 
90,381 
97,450 


334,977 
3,341 
4,272 


11.8 
9.2 
4.4 


183,947 
3,372 
2,445 

76,189 


2,779 
60 

60 


52,138 
877 
563 


53.211 
828 
576 


53,737 
895 
591 


3,141,333 
58,801 
43, •^31 


3,267,309 
55,819 

40,834 

1,454,611 


3,285,923 
58,o85 

40,081 

1,434,732 


1,227,077 
720,810 


327,677 
1,036,620 


39,927 
28,193 


438,073 


147,236 
11,997 
57,801 

160,287 
60,752 

247,982 


108,579 
139,403 


57,434 
92,475 


71.650 


25,108 
10,195 
29,265 

7,082 

11^,019 


123,498 

4,868 

43,336 

22,042 

38.616 


9,990 
28,626 


76.360 


18,028 

16,924 

5,703 

1,651 

36,054 

451,784 
71,749 


55,517 
73,547 


36,048 
71,388 


26,810 
48,245 
27,846 

3U.009 


36,203 
15,788 
2,815 
81,235 
21,255 
152,964 

2,749 


113,109 
31,122 


23,796 
28,467 


2,023 

3,710 


51.194 


18,060 
1,724 
10,836 
10,773 
9,801 

23,559 


9,350 
13,709 


8,196 
9,877 


10.060 


3,264 
1,057 
3,783 
1,956 

5,664 

26,073 


17,537 

651 

5,954 

1,931 

6.945 


,157 
,788 


13.337 


2,796 
2,831 
1,458 
619 
5,633 

21,054 
16,717 


8,379 
8,857 


7,514 
11,432 

14.832 


1,867 
7,043 
5,922 

45,514 


8,365 
2,911 
396 

14,086 
5,34b 

13,911 

499 


9.2 
4.3 


7.3 
2.7 


62,106 
14,083 


11,229 
11,384 


58 
785 


17,453 
2,939 


2,813 
2,634 


17,295 
2,973 


2,606 
2,ol9 


16,948 
2,999 


3,034 
2,645 


1,179,125 
257,601 


182,573 
192 ,437 


1,201,320 
253,291 


175,345 
192,954 


1,165,068 
269, o34 


207,121 
199,149 


5.1 

13.2 


786 
1,563 


11,7 


12.3 
14.4 
18.7 
6.7 

16.1 

9.5 


9.1 
9.8 


14.3 

10.7 


14.0 


13.0 
10.4 
12.9 
27.6 

5.0 


14.2 

13.4 
13.7 


21.6 
16.7 


17.0 


15.5 
16.7 
25.6 
37.5 
15.6 

4.7 
23.3 


15.1 

12.0 


20.8 
16.0 


7.0 
14.6 
21.3 

14.5 


23.1 
18.4 
14.1 
17.3 
25.2 
9.1 

18.2 


27_,837 


10,524 

908 

5,885 

5,972 

4,543 

11,725 


,198 
6,527 


,584 
,564 


5,655 


2,015 

568 

2,014 

1,058 

3,129 

13,195 


8,812 

451 

2,913 

1,019 

3,963 


1,164 
2,799 


8.022 


1,833 

1,799 

912 

344 

3,134 

9,742 
10,021 


4,864 
5,123 


4,694 
6.745 


1,152 
4,107 
3,274 

24.124 


4,441 
1,635 
233 
7,312 
3,208 
7,056 

239 


2,899 


392 


159 
117 


265 
29 


18 
2 
62 

101 
125 


33 

177 


255 
393 


53,573 


7,743 


2,747 
348 
1,633 
1,597 
1,418 

4.072 


1,677 
2,395 


1,202 
1,405 


1,724 


731 
220 
462 
311 


3,031 


2,069 
112 
681 
169 

1.181 


352 
329 


442 
484 
291 
31 
912 

1,514 
3,124 

2.658 


1,477 
1,381 

3,325 


1,451 
1,874 


163 

1,028 

344 

6,565 


1,290 
357 
68 
1,908 
1,101 
1,755 

86 


277 

759 


54,615 


8,331 


2,758 
363 
2,066 
1,677 
1,517 

4,108 


1,805 
2,303 


1,405 
1,420 


741 
215 
458 
314 

1,108 

3,011 


2,063 
109 
667 
172 

1.178 


346 
832 


430 
480 
290 
32 
■^08 

1,473 
3,208 

3.017 


1,547 
1,470 


1 ,405 
1,901 


161 

1,117 

929 

6,4o5 


1,280 
363 
67 
1,845 
1,101 
1,718 

91 


337 

698 


55.223 


13,113 

17,140 


3,243,664 


6,412 


2,911 
377 
1,874 
1,721 
1,529 

4.000 


488,187 


1,743 
2,257 


195,815 
16,919 
96,531 

100,204 
78,718 

209,587 


90,183 
119,404 


1,357 
1,417 


1,739 


74,272 
93,802 


98,o73 


749 
218 
452 
320 


3,047 


85 
'113 

677 
172 


355 
364 


434 
459 
314 
95 
905 

1,420 
3,238 


1,537 

1,444 

3.433 


1,471 
1,962 


171 

1,144 

921 

6,690 


1,292 

376 

64 

1,937 

1,140 

1,798 

83 


34,460 
10,373 
34,062 
19,778 

54,333 

216,071 


147,053 
6,912 
47,806 
14,300 
64.100 


20,676 
43 ,424 


139,642 


34,417 
29,022 
15,543 
5,367 
55,293 

140,510 
173 ,697 


83,77b 
80,536 


80,bl4 
109,729 


143.937 


22,90? 
67,154 
53,675 

427.214 


86,485 

29,026 

5,739 

l.'>9,391 
56,600 

115,706 

4,267 


14,777 
38,228 


3,363,9u2 


17,049 
32,304 


3,384,1.89 


524.772 


2ai,7e2 

16,368 
117,221 
107,583 

32,793 

227,460 


523.224 


98,977 
128,483 


2r4,210 
17,429 
104,324 
112,7, 
34,501 

213.241 


94,713 
118,526 


94,377 

100,562 


100, bl2 


64,884 
112,316 


101.100 


36,472 
10,168 
34 ,052 
19,920 

56,523 

214,324 


142,027 

6,690 

43,249 

17,353 

67,930 


20,953 
46,972 


143.209 


33,768 
30,1)24 
16,315 
5,697 
56,805 

144,273 
161,475 

180. OOo 


90,093 
69,913 


79,078 
114,754 


154.375 


19,434 
71,535 
63,406 

419,220 


79,921 
29,234 
4,920 

12o,153 
57,992 

116,718 

4,282 


33,031 
10,287 
32,637 
20,095 

57,927 

216,771 


145,742 

6,2C3 

49,190 

15,b36 

70,748 


22,018 
48,730 


142 .067 


32  ,222 
26,676 
16,392 
5,658 
56,71'' 

135,967 
164,960 


66,763 

91,142 


83,646 
120,083 


155.656 


17,924 
75,352 
62,382 

430.595 


78,939 
30,094 
4,734 

132,701 
58,600 

121,252 

4,275 


377,600 


1^,392 
367,208 


153,765 
214,320 


272,129 


2b2,293 
8,105 
1.731 


65,891 


25,467 
2,442 


471 
308 


.500 


2.J,  193 
791 
2,303 
2,449 
4,764 

4,271 


2,679 
1,592 


14,12" 
2,390 


6,77- 


3,265 
844 

1,901 
747 

4,343 

21.473 


TOza 

579 
6,596 
2,950 

5.2u3 


1,722 
3,541 


7.445 


1,329 

1,776 

921 

283 

3,136 

46,330 
12,188 

15.937 


6,U7 
7,6w 


6,237 
11,020 


184 
5,928 
2,157 


37,063 

il525 
2,311 
2S3 
8,554 
3,021 
19,015 

35b 


MASSACHUSETTS 


20.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operiaon  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers— Continued 

Hetals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  ani  products 

Nonferrous  metals ,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers. 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods. 

Bsoks,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  suppl ies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Heats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Fam  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Faints,  varnishes. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings, 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Ulring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties,... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

CODmercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies,... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies,... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  su^iplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Anusement,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n,e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Dry  goods,  apparel,.,.., 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions,. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products.... 

Electrical  goods 

Hard  rare,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Comnercial  machines,  equipment, 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies,... 
Other  machinery,  equipoient,  supplies, 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products,,, 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


CH<^mbcr) 


104 
388 


82 
38 
31 
17 

118 
42 
185 


117 
37 


Sales, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


50,481 
15,337 


121,658 


36,750 
84 


320.147 


18,816 
24,069 
27,162 
144,966 
20,671 
21,304 
15,418 
47,741 


390.095 


33,815 
195,160 
161,120 

42,213 
27,116 


15,157 
63,742 
10,143 


4,135 
16,122 


13,280 
46,725 


128,646 
7,614 

28,124 
18,292 

197.700 


23,592 
11,247 
79,430 

7,029 
74,381 

2,021 

39,035 


8,149 
152,477 


720,810 


46,867 
22,934 

27.541 


6,782 
20,759 

8,099 
81,896 
66,076 
22,841 
33,103 

86.294 


3,188 
71,245 
11,861 

325,159 

1. 036. 620 


212,087 
59, 580 


8,277 
51,303 


2,883 
8,092 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


8,458 
1,634 


16,889 


4,731 
12,158 


31.405 


2,231 
3,654 
5,397 
5,793 
1,013 
3,667 
1,846 
7,804 


22.113 


2,239 

7,406 


5,442 
2,654 


10,231 


2,984 
5,205 
2,042 

2,417 

1,562 


475 
1,087 


1,258 
4,443 


12,285 
557 

4,243 
3,352 

26.036 


8,326 

848 

10,829 

1,559 

4,027 

447 

3,799 


1,369 
11,348 


31,122 


3,984 
2,380 


292 
874 

416 
5,000 
1,503 
1,340 
1,784 

4.588 


683 

3,349 

556 

8,961 

28,467 


4,820 
2,055 


157 
1,898 


177 
412 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.9 
14,3 


9.8 


11.8 
15,2 
19.9 
4.0 
4,9 
17.2 
12.0 
16.3 

9.2 


6.6 
3,8 
7.7 

12.9 
9.8 


19.7 

8,2 

20,1 


9.5 
9.5 


9,5 
7.3 


15.1 
18.3 


13.2 


35.3 
7.5 

13.6 

22.2 
5.4 

22.1 

9.7 


16.8 
7.4 


8.5 
10,4 


4.3 
4.2 

5,1 
6,1 
2,3 

5.9 
5,4 


21,4 
4.7 


2.3 
3.4 


1.9 

3.7 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novetn 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


5,000 
682 


8,760 


2,344 
6,416 


17,797 


1,259 
2,077 
3,668 
3,392 

624 
1,971 

825 
3,931 

62,106 


405 
4,294 
6,099 

2,660 
688 

4,450 


1,428 
2,232 
790 


277 
787 


665 
2,097 


9,227 


-3757 
340 


2,498 
1,916 


16.748 


6,139 
566 
6,445 
1,014 
2,294 
240 

2,136 

5.900 


801 
5,099 


1,303 
853 


170 
555 

222 

2,802 

910 

668 


581 

1,614 

396 

3,203 

11,384 


2,405 
829 


58 

771 


259 

76 
183 


65 

317 


17 
52 
31 
8 
2 
94 
14 
107 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(>(umber) 


1,193 

160 


685 
2,258 

6,192 


407 

576 

1,832 

1,033 

149 

531 

233 

1,331 

17,453 


116 
1,448 
1,733 

792 

175 


392 

573 
204 


69 

215 

192 

618 

2,896 


613 
513 


4,274 


,453 
150 
1,750 
350 
494 
72 

609 


216 
1,528 


2,989 


387 
275 


59 
508 
177 
137 
174 


110 

305 

72 


2,634 


519 
263 


26 
237 


July  IS 
(>Jumber) 


1,171 
161 


747 
2,266 


6,065 


410 
598 

1,377 
839 
149 
532 
309 

1,351 

17.295 


110 
1,435 


836 
204 


369 
570 
227 


69 

207 


194 
676 


2.552 


2,440 
112 


605 
524 


4.300 


,486 
151 
1,759 
353 
434 
67 

623 

1.727 


235 
1,492 


357 
278 


23 
87 

52 

493 
133 
133 
172 


113 

310 

73 


523 
240 


23 
217 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


1,225 
236 


727 
2,342 


6,193 


413 
636 

1,983 
8U 
146 
555 
293 

1,349 

16,948 


113 
1,386 
1,306 

797 
193 


379 
570 
227 


"~6F 
227 


137 
657 


2,163 
104 


609 
536 


4,316 


1,504 
151 

1,750 

351 

490 

70 

539 


234 
,500 


364 
270 


23 
89 

50 
481 
181 
136 
172 


126 
317 
70 


528 
244 


21 
223 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


34,419 
10,732 


39,273 
108,921 


321,039 


22,733 
32,483 
67,256 
69,335 
9,936 
32,506 
14,533 
72,302 

1,179,125 


203.463 


7,645 
34,512 
111,306 

43,891 
11,456 


27,620 
41,322 
13,752 


i,983 

13,729 


12,410 
37,315 


182,505 
6,871 

45,417 
31,327 

324.575 


135,490 

3,759 

116,739 

19,528 

39,460 

4,599 

33,744 

110.795 


14,346 
96,449 


257,601 


24,782 
17,891 

14,842 


3,231 

11,611 

4.119 
51,662 
15,970 
12,357 
14,747 

45.412 


12,017 

27,227 

6,163 


40,955 
13.185 


1,103 
12,077 


4,966 


,533 
3,433 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


30,958 
10,398 


44,769 
108,795 


315,487 


24,090 
34,137 
69,894 
56,991 
9,985 
33,345 
16,146 
70,849 


7,407 
83,574 
113,760 

58,042 
13,642 

84,551 


26,198 
41,941 
16,412 

23,226 


4,726 
13,509 


12,305 
43,417 


196,236 
6,289 


45,537 
33,346 


308.151 


116,922 
9,243 
121,027 
13,559 
37,593 
4,802 

40,557 


17,447 
95,098 


24,110 
17,729 


2,840 
9,479 

4.156 
45,598 
17,203 
12,646 
14,230 

45,802 


10,156 

29, 107 

6,539 


41,439 
13,620 


1,132 
12,438 


5.381 
1,594 
3,787 


Nov,  15 
(Dollars) 


36,662 

11,900 


42,793 
112,685 


317,557 


23,833 
36,173 
73,458 
53,340 
10,348 
34,065 
14,953 
71,382 


7,343 
83,446 
115,233 

52,136 
13,409 


28,258 
41,345 
16,591 


5,223 

15,170 


12,318 
42,634 


164,617 

158,187 

6,430 

45,819 
35,582 

303,680 


116,500 
8,818 
119,020 
19,368 
39,879 
5,095 

40,130 

112,918 


17,012 
95,905 


24,167 
19,333 

14.213 


3,323 
10,890 

4,337 
46,317 
17,254 
13,510 
14,637 

49,992 


12,900 

30,424 

6,668 


42,044 
13,267 


1,022 
12,245 


5,715 
3,416 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


8,585 
1,283 


997 
6,837 

21,182 


1,764 
2,518 

901 
6,714 

339 
4,241 

332 
4,323 

55,391 


2,801 
4,559 
7,842 

1,869 
626 


5.017 
890 

3,241 
386 

1,991 

797 


219 
578 


1,068 
6,709 


5,451 
458 


3,201 
1,389 


10.396 


1,590 
947 

3,533 
976 

3,137 
613 

2,708 


1,662 
6,847 


2,442 


85 
35 

35 

55 
1 
54 


20.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Numbtr) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thouiami 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(NumbCT) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cose 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business— Continued 
Agents,  brokers—Continued 

172 

99,013 

3,225 

3.2 

799 

158 

179 

164 

155 

13.419 

12.913 

13.883 

43 

93 
79 

29 

22,735 
76,278 

8,866 

1,007 
2,216 

825 

4.4 
2.9 

9.3 

141 
658 

331 

93 
65 

19 

68 
111 

88 

58 
106 

88 

57 
108 

97 

2,562 

10,857 

4,540 

2,649 
10,264 

4.600 

2,589 

11,294 

5.587 

9 

'Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 

34 

20 

10 
19 

32 

140 

3,702 
5,164 

7,715 

401,044 

256 
569 

501 

4,917 

6.9 
11.0 

6.5 

1.2 

111 
220 

156 

1,923 

3 

16 

29 
129 

25 
63 

47 

358 

26 
62 

47 

362 

28 

59 

51 
364 

1,999 
2,541 

2,835 

32,523 

2,108 
2,492 

2,427 

29,050 

2,228 
3,359 

3,072 

29,998 

4 

16 

44 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

1,116 

18 
11 
23 
84 

t, 

10 
47 

34,215 

21,632 

52,592 

285,331 

7,274 

2,425 

33.584 

346 

168 

899 

3,414 

90 

255 

1.891 

1.0 
0.8 
1.7 
1.2 
1.2 

10.5 

5.6 

144 
35 
324 

1,380 
40 

84 

669 

12 
8 
24 
81 

4 

8 
42 

39 

9 

56 

240 

14 

18 
129 

37 

11 

53 

247 

14 

24 

143 

39 

12 

54 

239 

20 

21 
144 

2,858 

415 

5,310 

23,348 

592 

1,191 

11,487 

2,476 
515 

5,167 

20,166 

626 

1,546 

12 ,268 

2,567 
752 

5,150 

20,689 

840 

1,554 

13.191 

1 

16 

1,086 

13 

42 

Electrical  goods 

125 

35 

12 

51 

29,004 
4,580 

12,196 

1,626 
265 

1,139 

5.6 
5.8 

9.3 

588 
81 

562 

30 
12 

35 

111 
18 

150 

120 
23 

134 

118 
26 

144 

10,334 
1,153 

9,020 

10,826 
1,442 

9,062 

11,445 
1,746 

9,580 

120 

5 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

54 

' 19 

32 

19 

5)011 
7,185 

5,743 

374 

765 

4U 

7.5 
10,6 

6.1 

194 
368 

293 

16 
19 

14 

78 
72 

93 

58 
76 

102 

53 
81 

94 

3,800 
5,220 

5.679 

3,397 
5,665 

5.992 

3;51J 
5,967 

5.413 

30 

24 

2 

9 

10 

134 

4,046 
2,697 

77.828 

203 
210 

4,226 

5.0 
7.8 

5.4 

118 
175 

1.765 

6 
8 

102 

25 

68 

376 

28 

74 

387 

28 
66 

395 

2,097 
3,582 

28.502 

2,243 
3,749 

30.925 

2,274 

3,139 

30.881 

... 

2 

478 

U 
72 
48 

35 
10 
102 

63 

1,640 
23,628 
52,560 

27,456 
5,325 

71,783 

68,120 

239 
1,911 
2,076 

1,106 

196 

2,309 

5.733 

14.6 
8.1 
3.9 

.      4.0 
3.7 
3.2 

8.4 

86 
821 
858 

550 
98 
661 

2,349 

12 
56 
34 

27 
3 
86 

32 

35 
177 
154 

104 
41 
198 

648 

35 
192 
160 

97 
35 
196 

1_,036 

35 
202 
158 

101 
37 
186 

1.035 

1,701 
12,927 
13,874 

10,003 
1,996 
12,136 

30,253 

1,667 
14,923 
14,335 

9,575 
1,972 

12,183 

53.005 

1,703 
15,231 
13,947 

10,981 
2,043 
11,939 

49,853 

62 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

166 
250 

119 

10 

214 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ),   total 

1.279 

Farm  products    (ed  ible ) 

24 

20.774 

2.252 

10.8 

681 

15 

252 

274 

344 

11.959 

13,530 

15.646 

421 

IJ 

11 

5 
34 

16,001 
4,773 

24,347 

22.999 

888 
1,364 

1,096 

2.385 

5.5 
28.6 

4.5 

10.4 

409 
272 

289 

1.379 

3 
12 

2 

15 

155 
106 

58 

328 

183 
91 

62 

700 

207 
137 

57 

634 

6,920 
5,039 

4,402 

13.892 

8,518 
4,912 

4,526 

34.949 

9,897 
5,749 

4,271 

29.936 

214 

207 

487 

371 

30 

4 

59 

19,407 
3,592 

138,626 

2,122 

263 

10.9 
7.3 

1,198 
181 

14,599 

13 

2 

284 
44 

3,534 

610 
90 

3,617 

525 
109 

3,510 

11,509 
2,383 

272,773 

30,134 
4,815 

280,994 

25,188 
4,748 

282,978 

312 

59 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,   total 

10,392 

Type  of  Operation 

18 
21 
20 

127,431 

n.a. 

"... 

2,874 
8,643 
3,082 

... 

755 

2,084 

695 

865 

2,044 

708 

845 
2,058 

707 

50,148 
165,131 
57,494 

53,579 
170,109 

57,306 

52,827 
172,263 
57,888 

5,622 

(x) 

(x) 

••  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.   Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Table  102.- -STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establish MEN'TS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  194S 


20.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  o('  business 


,\     BOSTON  WnROPOLITAN  AREA, '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  BSTAELISIHENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  markets 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks } 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Herchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  i^oods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Fl'jmbing,  heating  equipsent,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoDBcercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


5,487 


3,565 
90 
72 


i62 
333 


56 

887 


81 
141 
136 


192 


64 

447 


301 

128 

18 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Tfioujand  dolldrj) 


183 
156 


84 

14 
157 

57 
236 

12 

41 
293 


252 


5,474,986 


134,582 
5,340,404 


2,187,235 
82,489 
70, 873 

1,740,330 


1,052,600 
687,730 


211,693 
1,008,069 


39,715 


28,523 
11, 192 


2,340,597 


289,431 


80, 122 
8,667 
40,424 
111,312 
48,906 

189,641 


87,130 
102,461 

76, 561 


32,171 
44,390 


51,830 


17,782 
8,840 

20,556 
4,652 

54,444 


179,494 
116,474 
45,122 

17,898 

34,266 


7,993 
26,273 

59,406 


16,650 
12,378 
4,241 
1,311 
24,828 

434,  OU 
42,438 


35,036 
67,046 


72,884 
29,613 
43,271 

68,707 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrj) 


8,917 
39, 830 

19,960 

267,867 


23,251 
13,234 
61,069 
18,413 
147, 873 
4,027 

50,678 


86,925 
22,477 
64,448 


240,042 


13,448 
226, 594 


142,367 


138,377 
2,681 
1,309 


52,354 
13,122 


7,049 
10,840 


427 
435 


20,333 


6,866 
634 
4,637 
4,390 
3,786 

8,303 


3,612 

4,691 


2,526 
2,482 


3.965 


1,551 
414 

1,441 
559 

1,512 

12,426 


8,439 

3,060 

929 


2,508 


5,954 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

[Humher) 


1,699 

1,338 

691 

309 

1,917 

9,486 
5,846 

8,049 


3,515 
4,534 


6,318 


3,964 
4,354 


325 
3,223 

2,386 

19,232 


3,198 
1,456 
4,925 
2,832 
6,515 
356 

4,165 


1,214 

4,71S 


1,885 


1,797 
55 
33 


8 
730 


19 
36 
108 
67 


33 
153 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


47 

5 

60 

20 

128 

7 


34 

197 


3,126 

60,541 


39,099 


36,085 
650 
364 


14,010 
2,790 


1,841 
2,479 


140 
182 


5.785 


1,732 
242 
1,344 
1,240 
1,227 

2,660 


1,108 
,552 


711 
585 


563 
150 
305 
157 

525 

2.825 


1,963 
712 
150 


305 
789 


386 
343 
223 
83 
506 

1,373 
1,743 


1,099 
1,231 


1,223 
1,215 


68 
854 

637 

5,077 


327 
1,202 

966 
1,559 

114 

1,051 

1.399 


345 
1,554 


Pay  roll 
(DolUrl) 


4.343.391 


261,953 
4,081,438 


2.516,173 


2,450,399 
43,721 
22,053 


1.230.722 


978,487 
252,235 


126,916 
189,048 


6,163 
8,416 


2.516.173 


384.664 


137,346 
11,564 
61,181 
84,690 
70, 103 

149,557 
64,869 
84,688 


47,142 
56,271 


70.957 


28,98i 
7,330 
23,776 
10, 867 

26,405 

203.655 


139,109 
50,356 
14,190 

63.101 


18,305 
44,796 


105.541 


29,724 
21,259 
14,513 
5,249 
34,796 

132,882 
106,946 


144,576 
65^164 


147.445 


70,897 
76,546 


5,690 
53,848 

44,998 


338,047 
54,714 
27,304 
87,626 
51,483 

110,528 
6,387 

73,789 

101,230 


21,777 
79,453 


20.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Saubs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  buaineas 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  doUars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,' November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employee. 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


BOSTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Contimied 

Type  by  Kind  of  Biisiness — Cent inued 

Merchant  wholesalers—  Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,    sporting  goods ; . . . 

Books,   periodicals,   newspapers 

Coal,   coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Conf  ec  tionery , 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products , 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Furniture,  hcane  furnishings 

Autonjotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Furniture,  heme   furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , 

Cotton 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs , 

Wool,  mohair , 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) , 

Waste  materials , 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c , 

BROCKTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tiree  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


2^ 
62 
51 
25 
12 

106 
31 

135 


10 
38 
27 
23 
76 
159 


111 
31 


Ul 
9 
9 


279,697 


12,74^ 
19,007 
16,624 
141,645 
18,473 
20,170 
13,137 
36,097 


33,815 
117,580 
145,675 

28,945 
25,399 

81,071 
15,? 57 

56,7  "1 

9,2:^ 

19,364 
46,725 
135,218 
20,928 

179,291 


16,031 

67, 839 

6,005 

74,256 

13,160 

23,803 
194,786 

687,730 


8,099 
80,215 
60,035 
33,103 
84,289 
421,989 

1,008.069 


210,235 


8,277 
48,262 


8,801 
6,684 


395,609 


30,244 
52,592 
285,331 
27,442 

11.581 


4,736 
6,845 

73,043 

25,707 

1,698 

218,172 

49,484 


30,712 
8,818 
9,954 


30.712 


18 

6,555 

16 

2,«3 

4 

5,i51 

4 

34 

5 

2,895 

8 

391 

3 

742 

13 

2,398 

31 

2,215 

16 

1,839 

23 

5,249 

14,358 


597 
1,788 
2,636 
3,162 

474 
1,879 

593 
3,229 

52,354 


405 
2,668 
4,507 

1,694 
632 

4,058 


1,428 

1,933 

697 

973 
2,097 
9,165 
2,068 

14,101 


4,850 
5,377 

804 
2,278 

792 

1,178 


13,122 


222 

2,531 

739 

806 

2,375 

6,449 

10,840 


2,366 
793 


58 
735 


314 

146 


1,890 


123 

324 

1,380 

63 

557 


192 
365 

1,595 

499 

38 

2,642 

3,039 


2,184 
561 
294 


2.184 


360 

129 

369 

8 

69 

13 

68 

345 

238 

169 

396 


13 
18 

63 

24 

3 

313 


4,728 


210 
542 

1,381 

718 

99 

507 

221 

1,050 

14,010 


2,288 


113 

837 

1,338 

523 

178 


379 
4S7 
193 

270 

657 

2,250 

473 

3,504 


1,175 

1,367 

264 

483 

215 

331 
2,477 

2,790 


50 
447 
139 
172 
466 
1,516 

2,479 


515 
236 


21 
215 


31 
54 
239 
23 


62 

78 

347 
84 
13 

654 

1,162 


833 
191 
138 


254.207 


12,460 
31,156 
53,561 
49,028 
7,376 
32,157 
11,281 
57,188 

978,487 


7.343 
51,090 
34,671 

34.411 
12.259 


28,258 
36,269 
14,727 

18,763 
42,634 
163,491 
37,196 

257,319 


90,552 
98,080 
15,465 
39,613 
13,609 

22,978 
167,076 

252.235 


4,337 
42,784 
13,772 
14,637 
45,632 
130,673 

169.048 


41,303 


1,022 
11,852 

5,270 
2,662 

29.364 


2,166 

5,150 

20,689 

1,359 

9.448 


3,563 
5,885 

27,534 
9,966 

853 
49, 574 

61.0U 


43,472 
10, 5*1 
7,031 


127 

6,485 

52 

2,253 

88 

6,076 

3 

200 

32 

1,359 

5 

244 

33 

1,496 

125 

6.720 

124 

4,866 

76 

3,664 

168 

8,109 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS,  PaV  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL^  BY  TvPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSlNESS:  1948 


20.07 


Metropolian  irea,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thotudnd  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(TTiotuand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(>iumbcj-) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>[untber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


FALL  RIVER  METOOPOLITAM  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establls^unents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  (''ith  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fans  products  (raw  materials) 

Autooiotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

LAWRENCE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,*  total, 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

LOWELL  METROPOLITAN  AREA  .  '  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches ,  (with  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Autonotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

HEW  BIDFCBD  METROPOLITAN  AREA.*  total 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distHled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Autooiotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  healing 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 

147 


121 

12 


125 
10 


1 

3,58-1 

2 

3,808 

■) 

2,396 

4 

685 

1 

3,354 

3 

465 

3 

264 

5 

1,217 

3 

737 

i 

1,883 

6 

1,025 

9 

1,144 

i 

2,601 

120 
15 
12 
12 


(«) 


(x) 


(x) 


84,013 


54,211 

10,313 

18,840 

649 


54,211 


(x) 


<),M6 
1,948 
5,249 
3,974 
1,733 
10,736 
1,£31 
1,015 
1,358 
6,604 
836 
1,615 
7,896 

10.313 


8,117 

14« 

2,048 


53,106 
5,059 
4,215 


53.106 


15,587 
4,141 
9,951 
4,528 
3,614 
1,651 
1,900 

796 
1,002 
1,631 

547 
1,084 
6,674 

36,762 


23,163 
5,407 
8,192 


80,367 


52,721 
9,760 
9,350 
8,536 


3,473 

398 

569 

13 


3,473 


497 
165 
470 
191 
199 

51 
242 

64 
111 
763 

97 
222 
401 


172 
41 
185 


3,347 
427 
133 


715 
178 
798 
221 

51 
227 
234 

78 

67 
318 

53 
142 
265 

2,186 


1,746 
224 
216 


128 

175 

153 

93 

92 

18 

25 

195 

65 

124 

139 

145 

394 

4,278 


2,995 
473 
465 
345 


2.995 


28 

21, 643 

938 

16 

4,037 

351 

6 

7,020 

435 

4 

3,092 

66 

4 

979 

64 

10 

1,511 

171 

7 

2,779 

322 

9 

1,980 

134 

10 

679 

74 

10 

683 

73 

16 

8,118 

367 

Jxl. 


(x) 


1,243 

137 
153 

7 


182 
63 

172 
49 
65 
11 
87 
16 
36 

277 
32 
94 

159 


1,198 
125 
36 


220 

13,163 

102 

4,163 

230 

14,999 

89 

4,109 

21 

9S1 

64 

3,898 

85 

4,096 

38 

1,645 

27 

1,453 

119 

6,430 

28 

1,043 

56 

2,845 

119 

5,837 

656 
80 
55 


1,143 
141 
226 
112 


1.143 


ixl 


(x) 


82,833 


63,990 

7,533 

11,064 

246 


63.990 

9,143 
2,829 

10,087 
2,981 
2,918 
984 
3,934 
847 
2,034 

16,497 
1,722 
3,226 
6,788 

7.533 


3,452 

689 

3,392 

74.870 


64,622 
8,042 
2,206 


64.622 


30,683 
4,440 
3,980 


56 

2,503 

78 

3,363 

45 

2,518 

35 

1,551 

28 

1,799 

10 

355 

IS 

532 

73 

3,503 

22 

1,069 

33 

1,842 

40 

2,823 

90 

3,192 

34 

5,633 

54,590 
9,074 

10,045 
6,675 


393 

19,314 

127 

6,363 

112 

7,270 

30 

1,359 

27 

1,159 

72 

3,029 

105 

4,073 

45 

2,529 

34 

1,513 

14 

1,380 

164 

6,601 

20.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


SPRINGFIELD -HOL YOKE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,''  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks).. 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Merchant  wholesalers. 


Type  by  Kind  of_  Business 
total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.... 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


WORCESTER  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  ^  total  . 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks). 


Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Merchant  wholesalers, 


Type  by  _Kind  of  Business 
total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  Leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  fxirnlshlngs 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Establishments 
(XumbCT) 


498 


3 
495 


3S9 
68 


46 
14 
14 
13 
12 

9 
24 
28 
19 
21 
17 
58 

7 
34 
34 


4 
440 


355 
53 


X 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


(«) 


(x) 


177,712 
69.834 


55,243 
14,591 

22,928 
4,724 

177,712 


27,017 
23,496 
19,805 
5,415 
14,887 
1,997 
2,075 
7,339 
7,373 
10,415 
12,699 
12,582 
8,056 
5,147 
7,415 
11,994 

55,243 


21,854 
5,865 
3,442 

24,082 


M 


M 


235,350 


165; 503 
44,052 


34,867 
9,185 


22,125 
3,670 


165.503 


36, 329 
6,779 

12, 893 
6,328 

16,027 
5,477 
1,447 
3,306 
2,831 
5,188 
7,929 
6,361 

14,902 

11,961 
8,127 

11,061 
8,557 

34,867 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


15,379 
5,545 

13,943 


17,557 


168 
17,389 


13,001 
3.449 


2,991 
458 

828 
111 


13,001 


1,261 

1,304 

1,301 

689 

388 

130 

167 

811 

1,109 

640 

1,193 

837 

993 

597 

596 

985 

2,991 


689 

265 

712 

1,325 

15,351 


200 
15,151 


11,867 
2,473 


2,238 
235 

667 
144 


11.867 


1,747 
488 
899 
468 
531 
357 
138 
381 
60 
822 
514 
568 
840 

1,466 
706 
860 

1,022 

2.238 


572 
79fi 
868 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(Number) 


196 

1 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>iumber) 


5,311 


34 
5,277 


4,072 
954 


215 
36 


393 
454 
324 
220 
148 
37 
45 
220 
346 
213 
385 
210 
333 
154 
225 
365 


223 
66 

182 
384 


49 
4,596 


3,665 

721 


674 
47 

166 
44 


3,665 


539 
168 
275 
145 
185 
82 
47 
130 
18 
300 
172 
148 
142 
424 
180 
338 
372 


186 
234 

254 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


3,020 
324,729 


243,387 
63.622 


55,802 
7,820 

15,421 
2,299 


243,387 


22,274 
23,653 
22,320 
13,648 
7,769 
1,922 
3,013 
14,338 
21,053 
13,662 
21,S66 
13,684 
20,250 
10,723 
11,862 
19,350 

55,602 


13,184 
4,614 
14,302 
23,702 

273,881 


4,379 
269,502 


205,786 
49,019 


44,603 
4,416 


11,809 
2,888 


205,786 


31,908 

8,925 

15,427 

7,214 

10,984 

5,323 

2,786 

6,524 

1,109 

14,718 

9,496 

10,050 

12,494 

25,510 

10,462 

16,465 

16,391 

44,603 


11,647 
16,080 
16,876 


'  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
:  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
Not  elsewhere  classified. 
Consists  of  all  of  Suffolk  County;  Cambridge,  Everett,  Maiden,  Medford,  Melrose,  Newton,  Somerville,  Walthom,  and  Woburn  cities;  Arlington,  Ashland,  Bedford,  BelJront, 

Burlington,  Concord,  Framlngham,  Lexington,  Lincoln,  Natick,  North  Reading,  Reading,  Stoneham,  Wakefield,  Watertown,  Wayland,  Weston,  WiLnington,  and  Winchester  towns 

in  Middlesex  County;  Beverly,  Lyrui,  Peabody,  and  Salem  cities;  Danvers,  Hamilton,  Lynnfield,  Manchester,  Marblehead,  Middleton,  Nahant,  Saugus,  Swainpscott,  and  Wenham 

towns  in  Essex  County;  Qulncy  city;  Braintree,  Brookline,  Canton,  Cohasset,  Dedham,  Dover,  Medfield,  Hilton,  Needham,  Norwood,  Randolph,  Sharon,  Walpole,  Wellesley, 

Westwood,  and  Weymouth  towns  in  Norfolk  County;  and  Hingham  and  Hull  towns  in  Plymouth  County. 
■   Consists  of  Brockton  city;  Abington,  Bridgewater,  East  Bridgewater,  Rockland,  West  Bridgewater,  and  Whltjnan  towns  in  Plymouth  County;  Avon,  Holbrook,  and  Stoughton 

towns  In  NorfoUt  County;  and  Easton  town  in  Bristol  County. 
'  Consists  of  Fall  River  city;  Somerset,  Swansea,  and  Weatport  towns  in  Bristol  County,  Mass.;  and  Tiverton  town  in  Newport  County,  R.  I. 

Consists  of  Lawrence  city;  Andover,  Methuen,  and  North  Andover  towns  in  Essex  County. 
I  Consists  of  Lowell  city;  Billerica,  Chelmsford,  Dracut,  and  Tewksbury  towns  in  Middlesex  County. 
'  Consists  of  New  Bedford  city;  Aoushnet,  Dartmouth,  and  Falrhaven  towns  in  Bristol  County. 
'  Consists  of  Chicopee,  Holyoke,  Springfield,  and  Westfield  cities;  Agawam,  East  Longmeadow,  Longmeadow,  Ludlow,  West  Springfield,  and  Wllbraham  towns  in  Hampden 

County;  Northampton  city;  Easthampton,  and  South  Hadley  towns  In  Hampshire  County,  Mass.;  and  Enfield  town  In  Hartford  County,  Conn. 
'  Consists  of  Worcester  city;  Auburn,  East  Brookfleld,  Grafton,  Holden,  Leicester,  Millbury,  No.",hborough,  North  Brookfleld,  Shrewsbury,  Spencer,  Westborough,  and 

West  Boylaton  towns  in  Worcester  County. 


MASSACHUSETTS 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABLISHMEPJT?,  SaLES,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PsRSONNBL ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  Sa1.ES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:  19''8 


County  and  city 


To&l 


Merchant  wholesalerB 


Establish' 
meats 


Qitmber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(TTwusdnd 
dolldrs) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


Pay  roll 

(Dollars) 


Establish' 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dolldrl) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

Barnstable  County 

Barnstable  town^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Berkshire  County 

Adams  tovn^ 

Great  Barrington  town^ 

North  Adams 

Pittsf ield 

Remainder  of  County 

Bristol  Count: 

Administrative,  auxiliazy  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Attleboro 

Dartjaouth  town^ 

Fairhaven  town^ 

Fall  River 

Mansfield  toun^ 

New  Bedford 

North  Attleborou^h  town^ 

Somerset  town^ 

Taunton 

Remainder  of  County 

Dukes  County 

Essex  Cou  - , 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Amesbury  town^ 

Jindover  town^ 

Beverly 

Danvers  town^ 

Gloucester 

Haverhill 

Ipswich  toun^ 

Laurence 

Ijnn 

Marblehead  town^ 

Methuen  town^ 

Neyburyport 

North  Andover  town^ 

Peabody 

Salem 

Sau^s  tcvn^ 

^ampscott  town^ : 

Remainder  of  County 

Franklin  County 

Greenfield  town^ 

Montage  toun^ 

Orai^e  tovn^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Han^den  C  i  

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Chicopee 

Holyoke 

Longiieadow  town^ 

Ludlow  town^ 

Palmer  town^ 

Springfield 

Westf ield 

West  Springfield  town^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Hanqishire  County, 

Amherst  town^ 

Easthampton  town^ 

Northampton 

South  Hadley  town^ 

Ware  town^ 

Remainder  of  County 


59 
7,788 


3 

35i 

10 

3 

2 

liO 
2 

153 
5 


131 

121 

6 


3 

48i 

11 

63 

3 

1 


363 
11 
18 


85,494 


138,626 
6,396,231 


12,991 


14,599 
290,915 


3,791 


3,610 
81,884 


2,976 
10,015 


41,519 


188 
491 


2,598 


282,978 
5,275,514 


10,879 


2,602 
8,577 


48,893 


(x) 
(x) 


23,639 


1,626 

2,438 

11,070 

25,742 

643 


x) 

175,645 
4,235 
2,274 

x) 
76,945 

Jf) 

77,658 
333 
x) 

10,003 
3,577 


x) 

189,214 
545 
x) 

5,510 

326 

16,525 

20,996 

823 

57,260 

38,140 

968 

820 

2,995 

(x) 

11,355 

21,179 

3,185 

527 

3,760 


179 

58 

503 

1,724 

134 


X) 


26 
227 
563 

50 


x) 

9,670 
187 
197 
X) 

4,165 
x) 

4,054 
76 
x) 

734 
233 

x) 

x) 


x) 

12,082 
5 
x) 

269 

90 

1,239 

1,520 

133 
3,715 
2,594 

204 
66 

202 


(x) 

322 

1,232 

192 

41 
132 


3,610 
1,051 
9,998 
31,661 
2,573 


(x) 


r 


T 

(x) 
6,499 
15,330 
(x) 


x) 

3,563 
57 
66 

x) 

1,442 

x) 

1,542 
38 

x) 
320 
85 

x) 

x) 


(x) 

182,366 
3,659 
3,618 

(x) 
76,609 

(x) 

76,153 
1,334 
(x) 
15,329 

5,084 

(x) 
(x) 


280 
9 

3 

2 

116 

2 

114 
5 


117,204 
(x) 

2,274 
(x) 
50,723 
(x) 

50,012 
383 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


4,252 

3 

x) 

100 

35 

489 

548 

66 

1,294 

826 

110 

29 


(x) 


412 
62 
13 
62 


(x) 

226,133 

100 

(x) 

5,234 

1,847 

24,431 

28,451 

2,016 
71,043 
47,511 
3,621 
1,567 
3,666 

(x) 

6,205 

21,298 

3,766 

667 

2,450 


11,280 


114 
109 


129,544 
545 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
8,414 
10, 837 

823 

50,269 

30,771 

968 

820 

(x) 


5,455 
12,055 
(x) 
(x) 

572 


5,062 


(x) 
(x) 


17,617 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


8,029 
(x) 
(x) 

2,334 


3,554 
(x) 
(x) 

1,148 


x) 

278,679 
5,749 
43,005 
x) 
x) 

2,131 

208,433 
4,302 
4,442 
8,533, 


168 

17,449 

593 

2,813 

(x) 

(x) 

66 


12,815 
400 
317 
309 


(x) 
(x) 


209 
6 
23 


34 

5,293 

184 

860 

(x) 

(x) 

20 

3,838 
137 
113 

114 


3,020 
326,718 
11,115 
49,682 
(x) 
(x) 
1,178 

240,812 
8,632 
6,265 
6,795 


379 

11 

53 

1 

1 

3 

285 
10 

13 
2 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


1,768 
1,550 


(x) 


112 
116 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

4,470 
(x) 
2,167 
2,233 


174,770 
5,749 
24,811 
(x) 
(x) 

87 

135,789 
(x) 

2,279 
(x) 


5,990 


2,857 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


2,249 


105 

10 


3,380,304 


6,516 


(x) 
(x) 


17,880 


(x) 

4,571 
10,412 
(x) 


58,441 
(x) 


26,222 


27,646 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


59,670 


(x) 
(x) 

8,111 
10,159 


6,991 
7,369 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


5,900 
9,124 


3,188 
6,985 


5,939 


1,046 


103,909 

18,194 
(x) 

2,044 

72,644 
(x) 

2,163 
(x) 


(x) 
(X) 


See  fcx>tnoi«s  at  end  of  table. 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


t/' 


Establish- 
mcDts 


Q^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doilari) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUiTs) 


Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(Numbw) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 

workweek  ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumher) 


Pay  roll 
{Dollars) 


V  Merchant  wholesalers 


Esiablish- 
meots 


(Number) 


Saies. 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(NumM 


Sales, 
entire  year 


iThousdnd 
dollars) 


Middlesex  Coilt  :.. 


Adjninistrativej  auxiliary  units. . 
Wholesale  establishments,    total. 

Arlington  town^ 

Beljnont  town^ 

Cambridge 

Concord  to«n^ 

Dracut  town^ 


Everett 

Framing-ham  town^ 
Hudson  tovm^ .... 
Lexington  town^. 
Lowell 


Maiden 

Marlborough. . 
Maynard  town^ 

Medford 

Melrose 


Natick  town^ 

Nevton 

Reading  town^ 

Somerville 

Stoneham  town^ 

Wakefield  town^ 

Waltham 

Watertown  town^ 

Winchester  town^.... 

Wobum 

Remainder  of  County. 


Nantucket  County. 


Norfolk  County 

Bralntree  town^ . 
Brookline  town^. 

Canton  town^ . 

Dedham  town^ 

Franklin  town^.. 

Milton  town^ 

Needhajn  town^ . . . 


Norwood  town^ 

Quincy 

Randolph  town^ 

Stqughton  town^ 

Walpole  town^ 

Wellesley  town^ 

Weymouth  town^ 

Remainder  of  County. 


Plymouth  Coi'.- 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Abington  town^ 

Bridgewater  town' 

Brockton 

Hingham  town^ 

Middleborough  town^ 

Plymouth  town^ 

Rockland  town^ 

Whl  tman  town^ 

Remainder  of  County 


SulTollt  Cousi..,/. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  unite. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Boston ._. . ..... ._......, , 

Chelseffrr. 

Revere 

Wlnthrop  town^ 


Worcester  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  eBtabllshments,  total. 

Athol  town^ 

Auburn  town^ 

Clinton  town^ 

Dudley  town^ 

Fitchburg 

Gardner 

Leominster 

Mllford  town'.  


Millbury  town 

Northbridge  town' . . . 
Southbridge  town' . . . 

Spencer  town' 

Uxbrldge  town' 

Webster  town' 

Winchendon  town' .... 

Worcester 

Remainder  of  County. 


721 

14 

5 

219 
2 
1 

18 
39 

2 


3 
185 

2 

3 
137 

3 


4,583 


39 

4,544 

4,314 

'"204 

20 

6 

609 


605 
9 
4 


411 
48 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

555,356 
5,025 
(x) 

248,131 
(x) 
(x) 

35,625 
10,901 
(x) 

696 
30, 399 

16,853 

1,491 

(x) 

11,395 

2,875 

700 

12,932 

360 

62,934 

(x) 

2,106 

16,728 

69,443 

1,732 

1,601 

16,349 

(x) 

69,905 


(x) 

36,392 
679 
(x) 

14,690 
(x) 
(x) 

1,150 
567 
(x) 


906 
165 
(x) 

323 
222 

85 

1,053 

30 

4,769 

(x) 

206 
926 
6,902 
147 
93 
690 

(x) 

4,333 


(x) 


(x) 


293 
2 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
10,294 
186 
(x) 

3,863 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


308 
205 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


9 

710 


(x) 

232 
68 

39 

273 
12 
1,338 
(x) 

94 
304 
1,836 
56 
35 
270 

(x) 


(x) 

658,879 
11,517 
(x) 

256,475 
(x) 
(x) 

21, 390 
10,451 
(x) 

294 
X,855 

17,527 
3,129 
(x) 

16,209 
4,353 

1,511 

23,879 

564 

89,660 

(x) 

4,021 

13,552 

120,821 

2,456 

1,784 

13,212 

(x) 

32.302 


560 

246,488 

13 

(x) 

4 

(x) 

153 

114,247 

16 

(x) 

32 

6,546 

2 

(x) 

1 

(x) 

84 

20,907 

27 

7,989 

13 

824 

1 

(x) 

17 

9,143 

9 

(x) 

3 

(x) 

31 

10,824 

3 

360 

72 

38,558 

1 

(x) 

8 

(x) 

24 

7,402 

18 

7,847 

3 

(x) 

5 

(x) 

15 

5,150 

452 
16,547 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
1,310 
1,529 

13,976 
24,383 
52 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
2,056 
6,290 

52,498 


78 
1,302 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

166 
145 

586 
1,494 
1 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

139 
301 

3,283 


21 
471 


(x) 
(x) 

(X) 


(x) 
Cx) 
(x) 


60 
39 

126 
448 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


1,322 
26,027 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
2,490 
2,636 

10,906 
27,881 

(x)  ■" 
(x) 

(x) 
2,560 
6,408 

64,899 


2 

(X) 

29 

13,069 

1 

(x) 

1 

(x) 

1 

(x) 

2 

(x) 

7 

(x) 

7 

(x) 

39 

9,537 

3 

52 

2 

(x) 

1 

(x) 

1 

(x) 

4 

(x) 

12 

(x) 

52,498 
(x) 

249 
41,603 

105 

7y. 

3,065 
949 
(x) 
4,706 

4,826,035 


45 
3,238 
(x) 

12 

2,647 

10 

33 

126 

55 

(x) 

253 

196,933 


(x) 


(x) 


13 
1,215 
(x) 

992 
13 
17 
47 
24 
(x) 


51,401 


1,312 
63,587 
(x) 

197 

52,625 

179 

803 

2,257 

1,010 

(x) 

4,646 

3,559,417 


162 
1 
3 

121 
3 


34,373 
(x) 

249 
28,441 
105 
(x) 
(x) 

949 
(x) 
2,133 


134,582 

4,691,453 

4,567,254 

83, 189 

39,182 

1,828 

Cx) 


12,852 

184,081 

178,406 

4,375 

1,120 

ISO 

19,313 


2,250 

.2,070 

168 

10 

2 

259 


2,998 

48,403 

46,337 

1,725 

283 

58 

5,970 


250,720 

3,308,697 

3,?02,55a 

82,166 

19,696 

4,234 

348,776 


2,974 

2,763 

195 


2,027,164 

1,980,907 

44,021 

1,652 

584 


(x) 

305,903 

4,633 

629 

1,354 

(x) 

28,304 
17,463 
5,415 
(x) 

1,461 
(x) 

1,111 
(x) 

1,553 

223,387 
17,385 


200 

19,113 

231 

28 

229 

(x) 

1,612 

1,055 

183 

(x) 

132 


259 

4 

1 


49 

5,921 

79 

9 

57 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

Cx) 

Cx) 
Cx) 


Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 
Cx) 


559 
304 


14,554 
590 


171 
25 


4,420 
205 


4,379 

344,397 

4,502 

525 

3,362 

(x) 

30, 176 

19,743 

3,628 

Cx) 

2,312 
Cx) 

2,099 
Cx) 

1,665 

258,823 
12,068 


334 
35 


203,672 
Cx) 

629 
1,354 
Cx) 

13,623 
10,409 
Cx) 
Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx)    '" 
Cx) 


160,969 
4,556 


161 

308,868 

1 

Cx) 

1 

Cx) 

66 

133,884 

2 

Cx) 

1 

Cx) 

1,570 
1,551 


124 
1 


••  Proprietors  ol  unincorporated  businesses 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 


Cx) 


Cx) 
9,492 

3,864 
667 

2,252 
Cx) 

Cx) 
2,108 

24,376 


1 

Cx) 

8 

9,326 

9 

61,596 

1 

Cx) 

2 

Cx) 

10 

11,199 

Cx) 
28.872 


3,478 
Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 

Cx) 
14,846 


Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 


17,620 
Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 


2,664,289 

2,586,347 

39,168 

37,530 

1,244 


102,236 
Cx) 


15,176 
7,059 
Cx) 


Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 


62,413 
12,829 


MASSACHUSETTS 


20.11 


Tabic  104— COUNTIES  WITH  30  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

EsTABUSHMBNTS,  Salbs.  Pay  Roll,  AND  Pbrsonnel,  BY  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  bad  of  business 


Estab- 

Ush- 

mencs 


(Xum- 
ber) 


BERKSHIRE  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.,. 

Faim  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc,  leaf).. 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  it£  products 

Autcojotive  equipment,  tires,  tubes 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 
(techinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

tfaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

BRISTOL  COUHTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits,... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf s '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

ESSEX  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats,. , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc,  leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires,  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

HAMPDEN  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEVIS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutOBotive  equipoent,  tires,  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 
354 


3 
506 


3 
484 


U 
9 
24 
24 

19 
21 
7 
34 
213 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thouxdnd 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thouiand 
dollars) 


4,298 
1,897 
3,024 

116 

1,740 

2,422 

1,547 

93 

698 
2,748 
5,056 

6,633 
11,247 

(>) 


252 
103 

85 

7 

163 

321 

159 

32 
103 
140 
517 

266 
450 


JxL 


(x) 
175,645 


117,204 


(x) 
9,670 


7.201 


32,214 
6,486 

12,282 
2,525 
9,032 
3,439 
2,762 
4,755 
3,831 
4,411 
7,435 
836 
5,359 

21,837 

21,472 
21,951 
15,018 

(x) 


1,492 
54:4 
906 
171 
307 

40 
268 
584 
391 
413 
856 

97 
447 
685 

914 

1,003 

552 

(x) 


(x) 

189,214 


129.544 


(x) 
12,082 


,602 


32,625 
8,517 

16,403 
6,169 

13,158 
3,163 
2,529 
5,087 
2,377 
6,997 

10,646 
2,789 

19,084 


1,974 
417 

1,201 
328 
217 
211 
342 
652 
220 
660 
726 
348 

1,306 


2,085 


27,477 
2,126 

17,400 
12,667 

(x) 


1,948 
137 


649 
746 


(x) 
278,679 


174,770 


168 
17,449 


12,899 


19,805 
5,415 
2,075 
7,339 
6,799 

10,415 

12,699 
5,147 
7,219 

97,857 


1,301 
689 
167 
811 

1,033 
640 

1,193 
597 
539 

5,879 


Active 
propri- 
etors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


(x) 


(x) 

175 


(x) 


(x) 
295 


2 
5 
3 
9 

10 
5 
5 
2 

25 
122 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  worlcweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(M;um- 

ber) 


931 


51 

27 

5 

59 

113 
41 
10 
39 
75 

208 

83 
126 


ixL 


(x) 
3,563 


2.705 


602 

200 

286 

51 

96 

18 

95 

272 

124 

134 

318 

32 

192 

285 

289 
313 
256 

Ix] 


(x) 
4,252 


761 

206 

364 

125 

77 

49 

111 

245 

91 

219 

240 

130 

482 


618 
40 


201 
293 


34 
5,293 


324 
220 
45 
220 
313 
213 
385 
154 
223 
1,941 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


35,937 


4,771 
1,883 
1,630 

143 
3,193 
5,575 
2,914 

593 

2,187 

2,789 

10,259 

5,017 
7,939 

(x) 


(x) 
182,366 


133.772 


29,533 
9,733 

17,417 

2,621 

5,322 

800 

4,170 

12,237 
5,005 
6,925 

18,362 
1,722 
7,555 

12,270 

17,331 
19,785 
11,478 

(x) 


(x) 
226,133 


159.029 


35,221 
8,675 

22,363 
6,332 
3,980 
4,535 
5,367 

12,792 
4,850 

11,797 

13,212 
5,931 

23,974 


37,237 
2,490 


12,103 
15,274 


3,020 
326,718 


242.137 


22,320 
13,648 
3,013 
14,338 
19,391 
13,662 
21,866 
10,723 
11,692 
111,484 


HAMPDEN  COUNTY— Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
off  ices ,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks),.. 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tezminala. 
Other  operating  types 


MIDDLESEX  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments." 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf ).. . 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings.... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires,  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating.... 
Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies, 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks) . . . 
Sales  offices  (wi-thout  stocks).... 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 

NORFOI^  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  ma-terials . . . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks).... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals,, 
Other  operating  types 

PLYMOUTH  COinmr,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits..., 
Drups,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with 

stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Mum- 
ber) 


3 

185 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


72,975 


54,795 
18,180 

24,018 
6,916 


(x) 
555,356 


246,488 


20,701 
20,741 
22,817 

3,464 
11,790 

9,776 

1,815 
17,156 
11,998 
13,651 
16,653 
20,717 
28,997 
25,166 

8,909 
12,137 


221.457 


209,4U 
12,046 

65,930 

20.214 


2,318 
17,896 


1,267 
69,905 


41,033 


2,781 

402 

2,625 

5,661 

1,860 

1,828 

3,441 

15,028 

340 

7,067 


3,606 
2,197 

13,452 
9,617 


34,878 


8,160 

3,969 

6,330 

40 

3,093 

391 

742 

2,645 

1,956 

2,237 

1,873 

3,442 

9,726 
4,622 
3,272 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,016 
540 

853 

141 


(x) 
36,392 


21,012 


1,325 

1,399 

1,612 

235 

374 

815 

265 

1,479 

1,940 

1,207 

1,709 

1,548 

3,153 

1,829 

915 

1,207 


12.761 


12,473 
288 


154 

410 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


UL 


(x) 
293 


3,283 


297 

34 

64 

720 

164 

163 

462 

707 

60 

612 


291 
90 

404 
265 

3,283 


435 

172 

413 

9 

70 

13 

68 

371 

149 

247 

191 

259 

651 
141 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweeic 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


859 
122 


ix]_ 


(x) 
10,294 


448 
448 
393 

77 
123 
211 

58 
311 
601 
341 
472 
423 
877 
434 
355 
623 


3,297 
51 


38 
107 


21 
27 

209 
45 
60 

167 

169 
27 

257 


103 
105 


13 
,215 


168 

71 

102 

4 

32 
5 

33 
135 

54 
125 

77 
119 

210 
52 
28 


Pay  roll 
(.Dollars) 


65,571 


56,308 
9,263 


15,898 
3,112 


_UL 


(x) 
658,879 


379,028 


23,468 
25,017 
29,760 
4,467 
6,882 
8,474 
3,572 
25,449 
36, 516 
19,969 
28,139 
30,237 
59,986 
32,754 
18,647 
24,691 


224,091 
4,419 


3,203 
8,639 


82.30^ 


62,273 


5,145 

765 

1,170 

13,609 
2,924 
3,872 
8,001 

13,096 
1,286 

12,405 


5,419 
1,722 


7,044 
5,844 


1,312 
63,587 


47,450 


7,841 
3,042 
8,747 

238 
1,359 

244 
1,496 
7,246 
2,768 
5,305 
3,714 
5,450 

12,182 

3,054 

901 


20.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments.  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Persoxnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  or  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  Irind  of  business 


SUFFOLK  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units.... - 
Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. , 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

L'-mber,  construction  materials. .. , 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) ... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap),. 

Waste  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Hum- 
bcr) 


39 


362 
2iO 
26 
83 

437 
121 
122 
180 

72 

89 
107 

57 
431 

29 
220 
358 


379 
315 

23 

838 


108 
34 
16 
23 

129 
41 
38 

101 

28 

6 

314 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


134,582 
,691,453 


360,346 

169,883 
51,186 
47,453 
38,098 

169,145 
33,005 
41,546 

429,405 
23,834 
86,112 
52,202 
44,965 

218,522 
25,875 
77,355 

258,232 


834,259 
673,643 

136,502 

982.689 


208,596 

56,539 

7,392 

8,400 

390,000 

31,167 

10,016 

70,725 

19,989 

1,698 

178,167 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


196,933 


12,852 
184,081 


116,532 


18,222 
6,908 
3,240 
3,720 
1.034 

11,503 
3,378 
4,404 
9,333 
3,125 
6,656 
6,152 
4,048 

15,180 
2,402 
4,910 

12,317 


39,255 
12,693 

4,718 

10,158 


2,356 
793 
140 
307 

1,824 
590 
517 

1,441 
354 
38 

1,798 


Active 
propn- 
ctors,  * 
Noveni' 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


1,527 


191 

157 

3 

35 

25 

208 

78 

49 

95 

25 

23 

36 

25 

207 

13 

177 

ISO 


24 
12 
16 

118 
38 
27 
76 
23 
3 

280 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


51,401 


2,998 
48,403 


31,384 


5,037 
2,219 

855 
1,099 

361 
2,600 
1,049 
1,202 
1,355 

907 
1,922 
1,323 
1,005 
3,955 

627 
1,541 
3,827 


10,542 
2,707 


2.320 


510 

236 

44 

86 

335 

123 

127 

309 

66 

13 

471 


Pay  roll 
(Dollurs) 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  kino  of  business 


3,559,417 


250,720 
3,308,697 


*  Active  proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


348,080 

123,612 
70,840 
65,868 
17.746 

192,797 
61,086 
79,398 

130,844 
54,874 

120,647 

110,296 
73,241 

260,327 
41,657 
81,666 

213,199 


742,825 
245,117 

85,743 

175.787 


41,118 
12,874 

2,893 

5,105 
28,611 
11,778 

8,586 
24,331 

7,153 

853 

32,4(1, 


SUFFOLK  COUNTY--Continued 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products), 
total 


Farm  products  (edible) . 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


WOHCESl_il  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Dry  goods ,  apparel 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials),... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 
Electrical  goods 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufs'  Seles  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c.  . 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) . 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


8 
609 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


6,928 
30,268 


(x) 
305,908 


203,672 


45,247 
10,833 
17,427 
18,312 
5,477 

1,447 
3,970 
2,831 
7,014 
9,782 

7,773 
15,207 
20,371 

8,127 
13,785 
16,069 

63,772 
26,631 


231 
8,954 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


227 
498 


200 
19,113 


14,653 


2,353 
784 

1,221 
590 
357 

138 

435 

60 

1,097 

609 

725 

880 

2,041 

706 

1,069 

1,588 

63,256 
852 


3 
238 


Artive 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 

ber) 


71 
169 


5,921 


728 
305 
368 
213 


334 
205 

203 
156 
602 
130 
411 
578 

937 
229 


Pay     11 
(Dollars) 


3,906 
9,141 


4,379 
344,397 


257,129 


42,900 
14,708 
20,858 
12,069 
5,223 

2,786 
7,767 
1,109 
19,948 
11,011 

13,115 
13,395 
35,569 
10,462 
20,312 
25,796 

65,069 
15,285 


75 
4,546 


I 


MICHIGAN 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


102 


The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Page 


21.02 


Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  tjrpe  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 21.05 


Page 

Detroit  Metropolitan  Area 21.05 

Flint  Metropolitan  Area 21.06 

Grand  Rapids  Metropolitan  Area.  21.07 
Kalamazoo  Metropolitan  Area....  21.07 


Page 

Lansing  Metropolitan  Area 21.08 

Muskegon  Metropolitan  Area 21.08 

Saginaw  Metropolitan  Area 21.08 


103 


Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 


21.09 


104-  Coiinties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 21.12 


Page 

Allegan  County 21.12 

Bay  County 21 .  12 

Berrien  County 21.12 

Branch  County 21.12 

Calhoun  County 21.12 

Delta  County 21 .  12 

Dickinson  County 21.13 

Genesee  County  (See  Flint 

Metropolitan  Area.) 21.06 

Grand  Traverse  County 21.13 

Gratiot  County 21.13 

Huron  County 21.13 

Ingham  County  (See  Lansing 

Metropolitan  Area.) 21.08 

Ionia  County 21.13 

Jackson  County 21 .  13 

Kalamazoo  County  (See  Kalamazoo 

Metropolitan  Area.) 21.07 

Kent  County  (See  Grand  Rapids 

Metropolitan  Area.) 21.07 


Page 

Lenawee  County 21.13 

Macomb  County 21. 14- 

Marquette  County 21.14- 

Monroe  County 21 .  14- 

Montcalm  County 21.14 

Muskegon  County  (See  Muskegon 

Metropolitan  Area^ 21.08 

Oakland  County 21.14 

Ottawa  County 21.14- 

Saginaw  County  (See  Saginaw 

Metropolitan  Area.) 21.08 

St.  Clair  Co'onty 21.14 

St.  Joseph  County 21.14 

Sanilac  County 21.14 

Shiawassee  County 21.15 

Tuscola  County 21.15 

Van  Buren  County 21.15 

Washtenaw  County 21.15 

Wayne  County 21.15 


21.01 


21.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. ^THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  land  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doilars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roU) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 

cent 

of 

sales 


Pay  roll. 

entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnc- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(T^um- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  wotkweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
Qiumbcr) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
Wumber) 


Pay  toll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(DoilUTj) 


July  15 
[Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19'48 . 

Wholesale  establishments 1948 . 

1939. 
1929., 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMElfrS 

I^e  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  nieat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Friits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork; 

Dlrec  t  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construe  tlon  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dair>'  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 


8,485 


51 
8,434 


6,891 
5,239 


4,685 

21 

282 


623 
389 


1,032 
925 


19 
251 
157 


4,986 


156 

70 


172 
218 


285 
228 


274 
97 


33 
487 


107 
86 


75 
149 


16 
101 
123 


34 
323 

107 


6,720,751 


319,375 


5,878 


84,879 


88,725 


5,719,211 


6,035,742 


6,203,413 


36, 997 
6,683,754 


1,918,154 
2,027,341 


2,445,186 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


315,464 


14,604 
304,771 


88,318 
94, 052 


180,196 


5,878 


4,874 
2,545 


3,887 


3,794 
81,085 


50,385 


47,483 


3,829 
84,055 


52,122 


49,827 


3,959 
84,766 

53,308 
n.a. 


49,992 


270,782 
5,448,429 


279, 574 
5,756,168 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


3,131,925 


3,399,918 


238,175 
5,915,238 


3,436,025 


2,206,974 

14,264 

223,948 

2,617,335 


306,845 
1,621 
6,998 

176,699 


13.9 
11.4 
3.1 


175,645 

588 

3,963 

90,261 


3,744 

11 

132 


46,073 

155 

1,255 

23,767 


48,325 

138 

1,314 

24,238 


48,543 

161 

1,288 

24,600 


3,042,943 
16,836 
72,146 

1,688.101 


3,304,486 
18,602 
76,830 

1,719,150 


3,340,274 
16,672 
79,079 

1,823,412 


1,128,476 
1,488,909 


495, 618 
909, 345 


17,973 
149,398 
48,344 


2,445,186 


364,290 
173,722 
13,342 
15,592 
96,399 
59,735 

262,856 


140,513 
122,338 


93,645 
125,073 


59,575 


23,635 
14,099 
11,390 
10,451 

120,906 


16,731 
19,329 


6,312 
18,304 


60,406 


7,561 
20,368 

2,189 
30,288 

46,958 
122,794 


95, 861 
62,357 


76,144 
70,270 


145,658 


15,463 
79,430 
50,765 

202,990 


26,626 
20,895 
15,912 
103,235 
17,573 
16,171 

2,578 


135, 378 

41,321 


42,394 
35, 884 


12.0 
2.8 


3.6 
3.9 


1,164 
8,323 
2,972 


315,464 


6.5 
5.6 
6.1 


72,952 
17,309 


15, 380 
13,030 


5,904 


929 
819 


541 
4,299 
1,064 


1 

90 
137 


20,305 
3,462 


4,838 
2,804 


2,193 


175 

1,556 

462 


20, 631 
3,607 


4,613 
2,999 


2,328 


20,869 
3,731 


4,811 
2,945 


232 

1,583 

513 


159 

1,597 

662 


1,379,713 
308,383 

298, 952 
226,363 

103,088 


1,401,346 
317,304 


290,952 
236,604 


1,477,284 
346,123 


307,658 
237,020 


9,735 

75,162 
18,191 


10,929 
78,741 
19,374 


3, 399, 918 


9,654 
78,803 
22,666 


32,279 


8.9 


12,637 
1,726 
2,399 
7,429 
8,033 

32.459 


7.1 
12.5 
15.4 

7.7 
13.4 

12.3 


18,573 


21,465 
10,994 


15.3 
9.0 


,149 

761 

999 

4,357 

4,307 

17.119 


59 

71 

51 

201 

179 


5,402 


11,787 
5,332 


305 
270 


2,374 

300 

349 

1,143 

1,236 

4.319 


5,614 


3,241 
1,573 


2,449 

235 

323 

1,199 

1,358 

5.230 


5,667 


3,546 
1,684 


2,430 

292 

357 

1,254 

1,334 

5.016 


328,061 


3,379 
1,637 


145,367 
17,  560 
18,446 
72,306 
74,382 

306.416 


357,327 


358,642 


216,364 
90,052 


157,491 
15,168 
18,903 
81,484 
84,281 

340.755 


153,914 
14,960 
20,245 
86,164 
33,359 

330,071 


240,054 
100,701 


233,607 
96,464 


14,904 
1,911 


11,005 


15.9 

1.5 


18.5 


8,120 
1,303 

6.426 


239 
17 


1,918 
517 


2,306 
526 


2,123 
539 


127, 569 

25,420 


111.173 


2,726 
3,702 
2,032 
2,495 

6,177 


11.5 
26.2 
18.3 
23.9 

5.1 


2,355 

2,192 


14.1 
11.3 


1,753 
1,904 
1,129 
1,640 

3,433 

2,661 


517 
477 
243 
399 

1,046 


544 
500 
247 
408 


548 
487 
246 

410 


30,474 
36,203 
18,955 
25,541 

61,342 

41,686 


171,006 

25,263 


119.932 


151,324 
26,613 


120.234 


33,875 
37,763 
20,808 
27,486 

65,463 


1,228 
,433 


283 
343 


364 
326 


384 
332 


19,127 
22,559 


2,123 
2,672 

8,018 


22,221 
22,817 


53,118 


35,014 
36,805 
21,  lU 
27,271 

64,994 

47,685 


24,717 
22,968 


33.7 
14.6 


13.3 


1,125 

2,539 

536 

3,813 

2,211 
26,660 


14.9 
12.5 
24.5 
12.6 

4.7 

21.7 


1,234 
1,548 


5.240 


13,530 
9,079 


14.1 
14.4 


792 
1,652 

341 
2,455 

1,015 
15,994 

12.889 


307 
427 


1.173 


299 
427 


13,597 
li,956 


17.8 

17.0 


8,053 
4,836 


16.445 


30 
377 


113 


182 
311 
76 
604 

285 
4,476 

3.311 


2,104 
1,207 


TFT 

315 

82 

594 

31C 
4,546 

3.455 


307 
456 


1,208 


185 

321 

88 

614 

318 
4,670 


22,404 
37,355 


102 , 173 


2,184 
1,271 


9,260 
7,185 

12,957 


2,394 
1,576 


2,424 
1,685 


2,218 
1,299 


4,150 


13, 933 

27,770 

6,031 

54,439 

18,667 
281,000 

226.785 


2,434 
1,716 


142,401 
84,384 


254.205 


22,025 
36,093 

103,302 
14,538 
28,516 
5,638 
54,610 

20,273 
296,832 

246.190 


23,212 

35,000 


112,423 


153,020 
93,170 


14,126 

33,428 

5,951 

58,913 

20,869 
309,677 

251.474 


139,370 
114,835 


146,677 
126,750 


249,455 


156,844 
94,630 

289,751 


157,011 
132,740 


647 
10,911 
10,  566 

41 . 362 


4.2 
13.7 
20.8 

20.4 


6,968 
4,359 
1,609 
19,136 
4,724 
3,982 

584 


26.2 
20.9 
10.1 
18.5 
26.9 
24.6 

22.6 


497 
6,624 
5, 336 

23.812 


3,848 
2,438 
823 
11,064 
3,090 
2,251 

243 


147 

9 

23 

198 
66 
71 


64 
1,608 
1,365 

6.140 


,034 
485 
222 
1,634 
931 
672 


67 
1,753 
1,533 

6.287 


1,098 
507 
235 

2,732 
970 
665 

80 


67 
1,656 
1,531 

6.252 


8,801 
109, 649 
95,411 

425 . 582 


,062 
508 
266 
2,709 
968 
661 

78 


68,526 
38,366 
14,115 
203,138 
55,663 
41,597 

4,177 


9,274 
123,909 
116,272 

454.689 


12,315 
117,625 
116,244 

443.391 


74,226 
44,037 
15,052 
216,508 
58,324 
40,819 

5,673 


67,627 
43,081 
17,723 
209, 324 
57, 580 
42,821 

5,235 


14,690 
326,746 


105,680 
114,001 


188,579 

707 

11,733 


31,949 


29, 282 
1,516 


425 

11,803 

752 


24,247 


16,436 
1,026 
840 
1,447 
4,498 

3.521 


1,941 
1,580 


12.009 


3,115 
8,894 


7.601 


2,647 
1,994 
1,137 
1,823 

5,385 

4.815 
2,258 
2,557 

3,421 

2,498 

5.682 


1,029 

1,801 

294 

2,558 

1,U3 
21,748 

19.394 


12,434 
6,960 


12,681 
9,835 


19 
8,028 
3,608 

28.321 


4,187 
2,844 
1,569 
13,900 
2,969 
2,445 

407 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


MICHIGAN 


21.03 


Table  101.  -THE  STATE-- Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pav  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opcraaon  and  kind  of  business 


TWe  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  miscellaneous  products . . 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meets 

Confectionery 

Heats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  healing 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Connercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chanlcals,  paints 

Dt7  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings ,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


183 
178 


108 
55 
63 
43 
32 
51 
31 

106 


6 
28 
115 

23 
11 
46 


16 

25 

6 

11 

35 

31 

21 

14 

105 

125 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(.Thousand 
dottars) 


88,693 


81,303 
7,390 


125,950 
48,834 


210,750 


79,670 

9,398 

16,64« 

46,700 

16,733 

8,850 

8,976 

23,775 

1,128,476 


211,701 


3,326 
72,772 
135,603 

33,407 

5,046 

74,632 


6,727 
5,504 

3,107 
159,868 

120,389 


105,837 
14,552 


15,748 


,351 
14,397 


37,895 
154,228 


27,977 

29, 549 

90,532 

3,244 

2,926 

123.030 


100,711 
22,319 


7,401 
169,793 


1,488,909 


44,997 
67,394 
18,823 
12,199 
19,973 
58,367 
30,119 
103,635 
267,966 
365,436 

909.845 


105,659 
41,052 


1,370 
8,181 


2,554 
.30,271 


8,078 
7,708 

8,273 

97.247 

156,839 


Operating  expenses  * 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


15,156 


14,238 

918 


12,838 
6,892 


23.959 


6,938 
1,569 
2,630 
2,664 
3,380 
1,419 
1,342 
4,017 


250 
3,642 
9,678 

3,672 

724 

9,277 


1,782 
304 


413 
37,299 


11,117 
1,758 


423 

1,937 


4,484 
19,640 


8,246 
1,557 
8,073 
748 
1,011 

7.693 


7,271 
422 


1,944 
19,341 


41,321 


2,490 

4,592 

195 

373 

1,905 

1,412 

1,103 

872 

9,406 

18,973 

35.884 


2,485 
1,942 


116 
224 


184 
1,069 


422 
336 

317 
1,051 
5,024 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


17.5 
12.4 


10.2 
14.1 


U.4 


8.7 
16.7 
15.8 

5.7 
20.2 
16.0 
15.0 
16.9 

12.0 


7.5 
5.0 
7.1 

U.O 
14.3 
12.4 


26.5 
5.5 


13.3 
23.3 


10.5 
12.1 


31.3 
13.4 


12.7 


29.5 

5.3 

3.9 

23.0 

34.6 

6.2 


7.2 
1.9 


26.3 

11.4 


5.5 
6.8 
1.0 
3.0 
9.5 
2.4 
3.7 
0.8 
3.5 
2.2 


2.4 
4.7 


3.5 
2.7 


7.2 
3.5 


5.2 

4.4 

3.8 
1.1 
3.2 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dolLlrj) 


Active 
propriC' 
tors.' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


7,560 
518 


7,049 
3,574 


12.723 


3,368 

799 

1,752 

1,406 

2,135 

751 

524 

1,985 

72.952 


7,259 


148 
1,942 
5,169 

1,561 

409 

4,510 


1,003 
151 


259 
21,271 


7,871 
649 


247 
1,116 


13,030 


6,332 

1,035 

4,682 

453 

523 

4.044 


3,798 
246 


972 
6,040 


17,309 


1,036 

1,397 

140 

205 

1,459 

752 

573 

451 

4,938 

6,308 

13.030 


964 
823 


12 
162 


147 
109 

165 

591 

1,540 


145 
193 


78 
46 
54 
15 
23 
53 
21 
109 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


1,344 
114 


2,846 


1,645 
,201 


4.084 


947 
224 
709 
399 
731 
135 
165 
674 


2,061 


56 
604 
1,401 

420 

36 

1,150 


226 

38 


7,088 
2,514 


2,322 
192 


49 
314 


3,053 


1,367 
314 

1,057 
153 
162 

979 


921 
58 


233 
1,393 


3,462 


327 

393 

19 

36 

311 

125 

94 

90 

841 

1,226 

2.304 


262 
232 


25 
22 

27 
443 
190 


July  IS 
(Number) 


1,489 
113 


3.069 


1,801 
1,268 


968 
250 
703 
347 
727 
186 
154 
707 


58 

598 

1,416 

459 

112 

1,141 


232 

37 


2.499 


2,305 
194 


50 
306 


3,030 


1,401 

312 

1,078 

145 
144 

931 


921 
60 


236 
1,516 


3,607 


309 

395 

18 

34 

307 

138 

97 

92 

916 

1,301 

2.999 


259 
397 


27 
22 

29 
454 
194 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


1.738 


1,619 

119 


1,779 
1,241 


950 
245 
757 
382 
896 
207 
157 
714 


592 
1,415 

418 

107 

1,129 


7,345 
2,534 


2,345 
189 


48 
303 


710 
3,108 


1,449 
322 

1,048 
143 
146 

996 


936 

60 


266 
1,512 


3,731 


344 

334 

18 

42 

304 

133 

99 

104 

943 

1,350 

2.945 


258 
279 


32 
24 

30 
484 
197 


E^y  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
{Dollars) 


114,207 
9,160 


115,993 
67,292 


241,574 


64,360 
13,579 
33,062 
28,315 
40,216 
13,329 
9,950 
33,763 


2,740 
38,994 
98,673 

27,750 
6,719 
86,949 


20,001 
2,622 


4,938 
404,454 


151,581 

12,220 


23.274 


4,806 
18,468 


43,590 
261,449 


137,095 
18,296 
86,277 
8,553 
11,228 

72.765 


68,239 
4,526 


14,242 
106,747 


308,388 


20, 191 

30,604 

2,710 

3,364 

26,261 

13,647 

10,652 

7,205 

81,044 

U2,710 

226,363 


17,935 
13,940 


2,816 


1,434 
1,382 


203 
3,082 


2,611 
1,941 

3,003 
8,807 
26,637 


July  IS 
(Dollars) 


122,264 
8,989 


124,067 
71,029 


246.449 


69,766 
14,753 
34,333 
26,330 
37,707 
13,508 
10,067 
39,935 


3,051 
40,183 
99,179 

33,379 

8,481 

86,202 

13,574 


15,322 
2,752 

4,881 
4111,313 

153,281 


146,027 
12,254 


23,622 


4,209 
19,413 


43,723 


252,061 


125,358 

19,440 

88, 596 

8,550 

10,117 

75,386 


70,512 
4,374 


143,530 


23,474 
120,056 


317.304 


19,835 

29, 122 

2,638 

3,029 

25,083 

13,879 

10,794 

7,296 

85,903 

119,673 

236,604 


17,370 
18,767 


2,736 


1,307 
1,429 


206 
3,059 


2,583 
2,514 

3,144 
9,434 
26,588 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


139,841 
9,675 


122,553 
70, 610 


_24USQ2. 


69,250 
14,428 
36,556 
27,501 
46,354 
15,525 
10,076 
42,112 


143,797 


2,780 
39,621 
101,396 

23,882 
7,486 
89,132 


15,515 
2,683 

4,884 
460,433 

170, 956 


158,875 
12,081 


25,546 


5,119 
20,427 


48,908 
252,835 


124,752 
19,516 
90,117 
7,820 
10,630 

73.537 


73,539 


18,849 
128,841 


346,128 


22,286 

30,770 

2,663 

3,539 

28,961 

15,576 

11,239 

9,082 

92,250 

129,757 

237,020 


18,022 
15,981 


1,307 
1,427 


3,033 


242 
2,796 


5,348 


3,124 
2,224 

3,300 

9,654 

27,285 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


6,540 
873 


4,342 


2,290 
2,052 


17.5 


4,581 
1,293 

915 
2,371 
3,345 
1,453 

566 
2,432 

81,949 


5,938 


307 
2,052 
3,629 

922 

149 

5,115 


460 
"15T 


158 
34,739 


2,687 
701 


237 
1,168 


2,600 
9,932 


2.167 

2,146 

4,806 

351 

462 

9,649 


7,019 
2,630 

7,444 


1,249 
6,195 


1,516 


33 

139 


"51 
40 


17 
87 
10 


21.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


" 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
doUcTs) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dolUi-s) 

Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  IS 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cofit 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Agents,   brokers— Continued 

« 

37.438 

2.206 

5.9 

729 

62 

161 

163 

170 

12,260 

13,918 

13,790 

27 

47 
17 

89 

29,314 
3,124 

46, 838 

1,770 
436 

2,495 

6.0 
5.4 

5.3 

569 
160 

983 

49 
13 

76 

99 
62 

172 

107 
61 

179 

106 
64 

199 

9,230 
3,030 

17,999 

10,962 
2,956 

17,018 

10,452 
3,338 

18,919 

24 

3 

118 

46 
43 

37,739 
9,099 

27,408 

1,492 
1,003 

1,179 

4.0 
11.0 

4.3 

474 
509 

304 

39 

37 

41 

73 
99 

76 

31 
98 

73 

36 
113 

83 

7,417 
10,582 

5,867 

8,414 
3,604 

6,229 

3,559 

10,360 

6,790 

41 

77 

13 

32 
11 

253 

21,467 
5,941 

126,903 

788 
391 

9.216 

3.7 
6.6 

7.3 

195 
109 

3.835 

34 
7 

234 

45 
31 

714 

49 
29 

729 

54 
34 

706 

3,774 
2,093 

68,736 

4,174 
2,055 

71,363 

2,322 
67,543 

i 

11 

704 

12 

206 

35 

105 

2,749 
100,034 
24,125 

115,044 

130 
7,854 
1,132 

4.369 

6.5 
7.8 

4.9 

3.8 

110 

3,278 

447 

1.294 

10 
196 
28 

90 

29 
600 
85 

195 

31 
608 
90 

197 

29 
589 
88 

201 

1,191 
60,210 
7,335 

22,356 

2,330 
61,126 
7,907 

23,651 

2,052 
58,245 
7,246 

26,065 

45 

Industrial  machinery,    equipment,    supplies 

585 
74 

91 

91 
14 

7 
75 

427 

98,198 
16,846 

22,118 
66,859 

215,720 

3,962 
407 

597 
2,652 

12,459 

4.0 
2.4 

2.7 
4.0 

5.8 

1,136 
158 

170 
1,058 

5,904 

77 
13 

5 
55 

228 

172 
23 

26 

186 

2,193 

174 
23 

25 

176 

2,323 

178 
23 

27 
186 

2j418 

20,013 
2,343 

2,776 
15,394 

103,088 

20;d08 
2,843 

2,659 
14,865 

109, 544 

22,564 
3,501 

2,879 
15,672 

111,123 

75 

16 

26 

149 

12,980 

108 

32.057 

2.880 

9.0 

1.148 

80 

398 

531 

510 

18,752 

22,321 

23,427 

720 

43 

65 

292 

19,397 
12,660 

179,012 

1,241 
1,639 

8.945 

6.4 
12.9 

5.0 

518 
630 

4,493 

30 
50 

128 

202 
196 

1,655 

227 

304 

1,678 

204 
306 

1,690 

9,349 
8,903 

78,366 

10,651 
11,670 

82,043 

loiiii 

13,316 
82,354 

2^6 

434 

11,921 

212 
U 
30 
39 

27 

126,352 

1,966 

28,213 

21,981 

4.651 

6,816 
127 
607 

1,395 

634 

5.4 
6.4 
2.2 

6.3 

13.6 

3,508 

65 

200 

720 

263 

85 

7 
28 

8 

20 

1,271 

32 

95 

257 

140 

1,295 

27 

94 

262 

119 

1,297 
26 

95 
272 

218 

61,200 
1,393 
3,832 

12,436 

5,470 

64,184 

942 

3,759 

13,158 

5,180 

64,074 
1,225 
3,820 

13,235 

5.342 

138 

90 

Farm  products   (inedible),    n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

2,742 
339 

6 
21 

51 

756 
3,895 

36,997 

139 
495 

n.a. 

18.4 
12.7 

n.a. 

65 
198 

14,604 

6 
14 

46 

94 

3,794 

21 
98 

3,329 

131 
87 

3,959 

1,633 
3,837 

270,782 

837 
4,343 

279, 574 

1,497 
3,345 

238, 175 

87 

252 

ADMINISTRATIVE,   AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,  total 

14,690 

Type  of  Operation 

11 
24 
16 

(x)    ■■■ 
(x) 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

1,604 
7,505 
5,495 

620 
1,789 
1,385 

597 
1,844 
1,338 

643 
1,936 
1,375 

28,066 
139,043 
103,673 

26,164 
145,312 
108,098 

31,420 
149,393 
107,357 

(x) 

9,300 

(x) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commisBion  received. 


MICHIGAN 

Table  102.-^STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


21.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


DFTHOIT  HrmOPOLIIAN  ABEA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establisbioents 

WHOLESALE  ESIABLISIHENXS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  markets 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

IVpe  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Pish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household ,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

AutoiDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coonercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipnent,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant^^iolesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products.. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


4,136 


36 
4,100 


2,396 
15 
91 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thoujaiid  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(TfioiiJdnd  dollars) 


367 
339 

120 

767 

5 


2,502 


3U 


i6 
25 

26 
106 
108 


122 
99 


6 
13 

36 

12 
234 


98 
15 
213 
50 
62 
13 


(x) 


4,866,105 


1,534,685 


1,406,222 

6,022 

122,441 

2.294,463 


873,050 
1,421,413 

229,597 

786,276 

21,084 


1,534,685 


208,090 


78,175 
5,282 
12,5U 
75,686 
36,433 


176,811 
103,158 
73,653 


35,378 
75,132 


45,522 


27,397 
10,583 
7,542 


33 .373 


14,664 
18,709 


19.593 


5,720 
13,873 

43,368 


3,769 
14,682 

1,235 
23,682 

13,775 
77,685 


61,818 
47,312 


80.924 


34,304 
46,620 


82,377 


5,715 
46,703 
29,959 

132,170 


16,992 
14,393 
71,117 
10,324 
11,263 
8,081 

81.474 


74,084 
7,390 


85,861 
31,925 


126.831 


38,437 
7,933 
7,844 

39,229 
8,324 
8,405 
5,258 

11,401 


207,934 


10,559 
197,375 


111,782 

412 

1,580 

64,888 


48,800 
16,088 

6,844 

11,654 

215 


113,774 


Active  proprie- 
tors," November 


10,406 


3,477 

397 

752 

3,299 

2,481 

11,569 


8,501 
2,668 


3,343 
643 

5.081 


2,767 
1,045 
1,269 


1,081 
1,386 


1,147 
1,099 

3,432 


302 
1,094 

266 
1,770 

403 
9,101 

8.850 


5,419 
3,431 


4,499 
5,028 


157 
4,455 
3,356 

15.942 


2,415 
1,818 
7,995 
1,7U 
1,610 
390 

7.386 


6,868 
518 


3,787 
1,893 


7.735 


1,238 
644 
890 

1,044 

1,'.19 
733 
344 

1,123  I 


87 
680 


21 

31 

126 

98 


"T37 
150 


143 
34 
48 


53 
103 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


2,618 
50,017 


28,-853 

93 

481 

16,360 


12,956 
3,404 

1,937 

2,219 

74 


29,427 


2.908 


931 
149 
236 


3,075 


795 


783 
260 


750 
213 
307 


320 
312 


275 

337 


sr 

207 

62 

447 

119 
2,420 

2,315 


1,419 
896 


2.267 


1,144 
1,123 

1,875 


20 

1,027 

828 

3.950 


639 
381 
1,900 
492 
444 
94 

1,558 


1,439 
119 


902 

656 


321 
185 
326 
258 
758 
195 
96 
386 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


209,688 
3,869,484 


2,201,133 


2,162,581 
7,721 
30,831 


994,165 
318,961 

13  ■',644 

210,909 

4,672 


2.201.133 


203.775 


66,952 
8,318 
15,488 
65,136 
47,881 

227,372 


V7li,SW 
48,513 


62,729 
13,313 

94,798 


54,595 
19,486 
20,717 

36,477 

43.707 


21,560 
22,U7 


21,525 

25,857 


78,333 


5,625 
22,763 

4,603 
45,342 

9,101 
179,923 

175.202 


106,498 
68,704 


87,601 
97,170 


148,056 


3,021 
77,874 
67,161 

299.976 


43,358 
33,858 
154,484 
30,972 
29,fi2 
7,^62 

134.628 


124,953 
9,675 


64,513 
37,b90 


159.337 


25,924 

11,088 
19,444 
20,922 
38, 53t- 
15,190 
6,630 
21,601 


21.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.es,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Sales,  entire  year 
(frhousand  dolhtrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(DolUn) 


DETROIT  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Con  tlnued 
Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fane  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

wiring  s\ipplles ,  apparatus 

Electric^  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total... 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals ,  metal  work 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 

FLINT  HEmOPOLIIAN  AKEA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishmenta 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubea 

Electrical  gooda 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlnment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


28 
80 
10 
9 

69 

339 


30 

26 

93 

172 


183 
29 


209 
221 


3 
218 


151 
29 

25 

7 
6 


873,050 


48,800 


144,961 
21,612 
3,476 
57,808 

11,093 


4,148 
985 
254 

3,642 

1,044 


5,589 
5,504 

3,107 
63,650 

115,673 


101,332 
14,341 


893 
151 

259 

6,633 

8,410 


7,785 
625 


1,351 
9,580 

32,891 

112,485 


247 
845 

2,158 

9,708 


18,123 
87,287 
2,857 
4,218 

295,363 

1,421,413 


4,323 

4,378 

369 

638 

10,467 

16,088 


38,605 
10,745 
18, 554 
45,769 
264,016 
1,043,724 

786,276 


933 

168 

1,341 

674 

4,766 

8,206 

11,654 


82,024 

36,395 

5,975 

35,863 


801 
747 
161 


27,739 
8,124 


536 
160 


35,460 

7,475 


446 
423 


15,262 
5,941 


1,943 
93,521 
22,436 

112.225 


144 

109 

3,534 


91 
3,015 
428 


171 
24 


95,379 
16,846 


331,756 


1,110 
158 


3,325 


JsL 


JiL. 


JA. 


(x) 
131,224 


II,, cn 

20,192 
4,259 
2,846 


(x) 
12,332 


5,248 

6,365 

494 

118 

107 


(x) 


?1 

11,396 

14 

9,193 

7 

6,958 

3 

571 

4 

6,587 

13 

2,633 

■! 

5,956 

5 

2,762 

h 

3,670 

29 

4,929 

U 

4,941 

30 

14,881 

554 
733 
338 
70 
254 
439 

404 
219 
239 
606 
391 
951 


12,956 


1,159 
248 

71 
866 

237 


201 
36 


61 
2,116 


2,323 

186 


48 
220 

572 

2,242 


991 
971 
107 
173 

2,607 

3.404 


316 
37 
280 
121 
898 
1,752 

2,219 


209 
221 
27 


22 

534 


169 
23 


(x) 


tx) 


1,487 

2,108 

151 

22 

38 


1,487 


994.165 


80,903 

18,234 

5,098 

72,280 

16,519 


13,836 
2,683 


4,884 
164,047 


157,199 
11,889 

20,137 


5,119 
15,018 

40,864 

187,530 


84,491 
84,238 
6,233 
12,568 

214,581 

318,961 


20,658 
3,146 
26,582 
14,028 
88,228 
166,319 

210,909 


15,076 

12,520 

3,220 


9,937 
3,338 


16.601 


7,885 
8,716 


3,452 
2,322 


1,725 
53,525 

6,949 

25,553 


22,052 
3,501 


56,691 


Jil_ 


(x) 
242,319 


95,822 

133,114 
9,409 
2,055 
1,919 


95.822 


175 

10,852 

182 

12,757 

99 

7,048 

21 

1,356 

70 

4,703 

120 

8,345 

112 

6,832 

73 

3,940 

45 

5,044 

183 

10,984 

107 

5,678 

300 

18,283 

MICHIGAN 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dy  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


21.07 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


GRAND  RAPIDS  KETROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (r eneral  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables   (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dru^s,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Dru^s , 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  eoodi;  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.... 

Furniture,  hotae  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods , 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Hardware , 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lunter,  construction  materials , 

Lumber ,  oillwork , 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) , 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap , 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials , 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles , 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies , 

Petroleum  and  products , 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c , 

Manufac-curers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total, 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c , 

KALAMAZOO  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  ^  total , 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers , 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

MerchaTit  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  pr^lucts  (edible) , 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits , 

E>rug:r,  chemicals,  allied  products , 

Paper  and  i  ts  products , 

Aut  motive  equiiMjent,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


615 


5 
610 


120 
28 
15 


T.20 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


353.156 


353,156 


191 , 233 

87,326 


52,77fc 
3'i,552 
22,5ft7 
52,028 


191,233 


25,944 


14,068 

667 

3,170 

8,039 

18.742 


3,912 
14,830 


9,090 
1,035 

6,234 

1.888 


1,562 
326 

2,409 
5,825 
7,327 
6,356 

17.369 


9,384 

7,985 

12,269 


8,727 
3,542 

23.732 


14,994 

8,738 

19.821 


4,0-?^ 
6,991 
1,010 
3,321 
4,423 

2,422 


6,047 
2,104 

10,950 


4,292 
714 
1,423 
1,055 
1,002 
2,464 

52,776 


15,954 

856 

14,195 

21,771 

91,153 


45,340 

20,887 

6,475 

7,332 

11,119 


le 

7,525 

10 

5,3V3 

8 

4,318 

^ 

323 

3 

l,0f.5 

15 

3,143 

« 

3,11«; 

6 

2,570 

8 

3,200 

18 

3,399 

li 

4,901 

14 

'••,401 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  doHars) 


20,374 


1,078 
19,296 


14,349 
3.471 


2,974 
497 

832 
594 


458 

19 

150 

520 


318 
539 


753 
92 

129 

143 


114 
29 

161 
602 
238 
902 

1.313 


f.56 
657 


810 
485 


759 
792 

2.719 


777 
918 
186 
402 
436 


597 
253 


397 
57 
15 
31 
45 

172 

2,974 


f.08 

87 

1,212 

1,067 

6,047 


3,864 

1,375 

324 

144 

340 


442 
234 
172 
47 
123 
501 
204 
244 
372 
436 
631 
458 


Active  prophe- 
tors,*  November 


Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work* 
week  ended  nearest  Nov,  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


291 
5,329 


3,932 
962 


844 
118 

260 
175 


3,932 


337 


135 
10 
47 

145 


86 
120 


221 
29 


53 

11 

47 
114 

66 
332 


215 

174 


213 
109 


184 
202 


199 
236 

69 
132 

32 


134 

86 


113 
27 

7 
12 

8 
67 

844 


307 
318 


1,771 


1,184 

368 

89 

28 

102 


Pay  roll 
(Dolbrj) 


20,984 
355,883 


260,329 
67,127 


58,171 
8,956 

17,846 
10,581 


260,329 


21,071 


8,628 

317 

2,784 

9,342 

15.389 


5,691 

9,698 

10,924 

16,275 


14,523 
1,752 

2,169 

3.006 


2,530 

476 

3,156 
11,221 

4,735 
18,583 

26.406 


13,467 
12,939 


11,692 
7,586 


29.626 


16,505 
13,121 

45.782 


12,696 

15,435 

3,554 

8,684 

5,413 

5,986 

13.454 


8,772 
4,682 

13.268 


6,997 

1,151 

219 

617 

860 

3,424 

58.171 


13,159 
1,609 
22,670 
20,733 

115,766 


74,408 

27,136 

6,047 

2,302 

5,873 


1'  ? 

8,922 

112 

5,42^ 

57 

4,198 

12 

950 

23 

2,630 

153 

9,493 

57 

3,433 

7? 

4,460 

78 

5,431 

108 

7,(04 

191 

12,486 

149 

9,374 

21.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


LANSING  METOOPOLITAN  AHEA , '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

MUSKEGON  METROPOLITAN  AREA , ^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  ?oods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

SAGINAW  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Type^  by  Kind  of  Business 


eats. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  x-otal. 
Groceries,  confectionery,  i 

Farm  products  (ed  ible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating.... 
Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 


Establishments 
(Number) 


20i 


2 
202 


135 
31 


I. 
137 


109 
17 
A 

7 


1 
208 


134 

22 

26 

6 

20 


Sales,  entire  year 
(TTunuarul  dollars) 


Cx) 


(») 


68,il2 
25,368 


19,627 
5,761 


17,335 
30,i33 


68,il2 


5,119 
3,311 
6,465 
819 
1,583 
2,431 

4,038 
6,562 
4,835 
5,263 
6,467 
21,469 

19,627 


7,597 

10,969 

1,061 


Cx) 


(l) 


62,839 


40,706 

10,073 

10,218 

1,842 


40.706 


9,301 
2,115 
5,851 
587 
1,934 

3,009 
1,055 
726 
5,023 
4,697 
6,408 


W 


(x) 


133,643 


62,263 
22,172 
10,487 
6,881 
11,840 


8''-?'3 


13,f43 
3,13:. 
5,723 
1,785 
130 
2,522 

8,641 
15,152 
4,956 
4,402 
2,297 
19,877 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(TJioujamI  doltdri) 


(x) 


(x) 


7,310 


5,142 
1,295 


1,195 

100 

105 
768 


239 

177 

332 

66 

69 

683 

410 
616 
244 
774 
429 
1,103 
1.195 


377 
648 
170 


(x) 


(xl 


3,061 
250 
107 
103 


3.061 


440 
74 
261 
102 
294 

255 
127 
69 
496 
506 
437 


(x) 


(x) 


9,446 


7,415 
1,150 

360 
41 

480 


jU^ii, 


1,2'0 
175 
314 
40 
9 
394 

688 
1,906 
553 
526 
254 
1,296 


Active  propne- 
tors,*  November 

Wumber) 


_ixL 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


fx) 


txl 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


_(xi_ 


(xl 


1,494 
336 


313 
23 

31 
228 


1,494 


73 
45 
34 
29 
23 
214 

132 

190 
79 
196 
119 
305 


95 

167 

51 


(x) 


(x) 


333 
81 
34 
33 


127 
33 
68 
27 
91 

81 
32 
23 

126 
99 

126 


(x) 


(x) 


2,114 
355 

118 
37 
185 


_2.11i 


Pay  roll 
(OolUrs) 


JxL 


(x) 
136,052 


94,109 
25,208 


23,166 

2,042 

1,681 
15,054 


94,109 


4,278 
2,476 
5,701 
1,195 
1,220 
13,391 

3,291 
9,261 
6,476 

13,439 
7,943 

20,433 

23.166 


7,149 

12,375 

3,142 


(xl 


tx) 


56,209 

5,394 

869 

2,073 


^6j209 


7,822 
1,548 
5,439 
1,824 
5,120 
4,1-74 
1,930 
1,230 
9,450 
9,017 
8,155 


(x) 


(x) 

l'^5,574 


12f ,070 

22,391 

7,156 

817 

9,140 


"<  ■'"P 


363 

22,765 

>4 

3,010 

93 

1,043 

24 

1,171 

177 

135 

..,173 

179 

11,384 

463 

23,183 

141 

10,994 

153 

9,823 

81 

3,9''2 

412 

27,3-5 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld   to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

'   Consists  of  Macomb,  Oakland,   and  ".'ayne  Coxintles 
^  Coextensive  with  Genesee  County. 


^  Coextensive  with  Kent  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Kalamazoo  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Imrham  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Muskepon  County. 
''  Coextensive  with  Saginaw  County. 


MICHIGAN 


21.09 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5.000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

EsTABLISHMSNTS,  SaLKS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PsRSONNBL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthER  OPERATING  TyPES:   1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  opeiating  types 

County  and  dty 

EsMblish- 
ments 

OJimbtr) 

Silcs. 
entire  year 

dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
Mian) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

worLwecit  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioujiina 
dolbrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Oollors) 

(Thousand 
dolUri) 

State ,    total 

8,485 

6j720j751 

319,375 

5,678 

88,725 

6,203_,413 

JWmlnlstratlve,   auxiliary  units 

51 
8,434 

3 
12 
55 

34 

36,997 
6,683,754 

670 
1,632 
13,196 

11,094 

14,604 
304,771 

24 
74 
740 

743 

5,878 

3 

8 

41 

20 

3,959 
84,766 

7 
38 
341 

264 

288,175 
5,915,238 

479 

1,763 

14,925 

13,711 

4,988 

7 
22 

25 

2,445,186 

1,000 
5,070 

8,426 

3,446 

3 

5 

33 

9 

4,138,568 

670 

632 

8,126 

2.668 

33 

1 

11 
11 
10 

25 

(x) 
(x) 

945 
2,724 
1,181 

6,171 

(x) 
(x) 

42 

130 
44 

137 

(x) 
(x) 

10 

8 
8 

21 

(x) 
(x) 

24 
47 
17 

62 

(x) 
(x) 

827 

2,024 

986 

2,569 

24 

1 

3 

2 
4 

8 

(x) 
(x) 

238 
(x) 

636 

870 

9 

3 
9 
6 

17 

(x) 

707 

(x) 

545 

5.301 

U 
12 

114 

4,767 
1,404 

55,550 

80 

57 

3,255 

10 
11 

70 

44 

18 

977 

1,602 
967 

59,435 

5 
3 

73 

431 
439 

37,127 

8 
9 

41 

4,336 

965 

18,423 

86 
28 

7 

149 

43,364 
12,186 

1,210 

48,163 

2,904 
351 

26 

2,414 

58 

12 

5 

102 

865 
112 

17 

802 

52;437 
6,998 

588 

48,052 

63 

10 

3 
89 

34,374 
2,753 

422 

26 ,027 

23 
18 

4 

60 

8,990 

9/133 

788 

22,136 

(,1 
18 
10 
54 

51 

22,026 
5,157 
6,067 

U,913 

12,325 

1,102 
285 
226 
801 

415 

52 

8 

5 

37 

53 

35S 
95 
63 

286 

177 

19,Sl5 
5,910 
4,407 

17,920 

8,707 

4i 

11 

8 
29 

30 

11,312 
(x) 
(X) 

10,521 

5,433 

26 
7 
2 

25 

21 

10,714 

Hiies                    

(x) 

(X) 

Remainder  of  County 

4,392 
6,892 

29 
22 

137 

9,089 
3,236 

52,513 

313 
102 

2,629 

32 
21 

88 

131 
46 

880 

6;Sl3 
1,894 

49,904 

21 
9 

95 

4,411 
1,022 

31,642 

i 

13 
42 

4,673 

2,214 

20,871 

9 
88 
14 
26 

29 

4,438 
32,605 

5,047 
10,423 

6,158 

94 

2,159 

203 

173 

282 

7 
47 
10 
24 

18 

32 
686 
94 
68 

110 

1,799 

40,574 

4,090 

3,441 

5,225 

5 
69 

9 
12 

14 

662 

22,946 

1,634 

6,400 

2,109 

4 
19 

5 
14 

15 

3,776 

9,659 

3,413 

Remainder  of  County 

4,023 
4,049 

13 
16 

12 

19 

2,525 
3,633 

2,156 

4.178 

142 
140 

60 

154 

8 
10 

9 

20 

54 

56 

24 

71 

2,676 
2,549 

1.033 

2,759 

8 
6 

4 

10 

1,393 
711 

383 

1.654 

5 
10 

8 

9 

1,127 

2,922 

Charlevoix  County 

1,773 
2,524 

12 

7 

45 

2,563 
1,615 

13,079 

140 
14 

541 

14 

6 

36 

55 

16 

222 

2,499 
260 

12.662 

8 
2 

23 

(x) 
(x) 

8,284 

4 
5 

22 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Chippewa  County 

(x) 

4,795 

32 
13 

11 

35 

11,849 
1,230 

2,427 

12,138 

512 
29 

61 

344 

26 
10 

6 

24 

207 
15 

41 

152 

12,171 
491 

1,191 

6,369 

21 
2 

3 

7 

(x) 

(x) 

400 
1.440 

11 
11 

8 

28 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 

2,027 

10,698 

12 
23 

4 

58 

7,926 
4,212 

791 

17.301 

182 
162 

16 

1,034 

10 
14 

2 

45 

96 
56 

7 

396 

3,458 

2,911 

342 
18,959 

3 
4 

1 

39 

1,080 
360 

(x) 
13,408 

9 
19 

3 

19 

6,846 
3,852 

(x) 

3,893 

45 

13 

51 

U,737 
3,564 

13,105 

880 
154 

627 

35 
10 

41 

338 
58 

250 

15,654 
3,305 

12,765 

34 

5 

34 

11,065 
2,343 

8.775 

11 
8 

17 

Remainder  of  County 

1,221 
4,330 

39 

5 
7 

48 

10,122 

837 

2,146 

14.450 

482 
59 
86 

493 

31 
5 
5 

30 

190 
29 

31 

198 

9,318 
1,235 

2,212 

9.190 

26 

5 
3 

14 

6,202 

837 

1,736 

2.705 

13 

4 
34 

Remainder  of  County 

Eaton  County 

410 

11,745 

Charlotte 

Remainder  of  County 

12 
36 

27 

6,980 
7,470 

6,412 

202 
291 

445 

11 
19 

17 

88 
110 

156 

3,890 
5,300 

7,964 

8 
18 

1,531 
4.469 

28 
9 

5,939 

23 
4 

221 

5,953 
459 

(x) 

424 
21 

(x) 

14 
3 

(x) 

144 
12 

(x) 

7,498 
466 

(x) 

18 

4,469 

5 

4 

459 

Genesee  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

3 
218 

182 
36 

9 

40 

(X) 
131,224 
120,690 
10,534 

1,860 
14,534 

(X) 
12,332 
11,889 
443 

41 
613 

(x) 

148 
117 
31 

5 

28 

(x) 

3,806 

3,655 

151 

21 
228 

(x) 

242,319 

233,392 

8,927 

841 
10,665 

isi 

133 
13 

3 
26 

74,477 

72,776 

1,701 

393 
9,050 

'67 
44 
23 

6 
14 

56,747 
47,914 

Gladvln  County 

8,833 

1,467 
5,484 

28 
12 

52 

12,024 
2,510 

15.262 

421 
192 

889 

20 
8 

46 

155 

73 

322 

7,654 
3,011 

14,671 

23 
3 

34 

8,190 
360 

9,312 

9 

18 

Remainder  of  County 

1,650 
5,950 

47 
5 

12,178 
3,084 

15,499 

839 
50 

906 

42 

4 

28 

279 
43 

336 

13,742 
929 

16.580 

34 
18 

9,312 
5.167 

5 
41 

Remainder  of  County 

3,084 
10,332 

20 
39 

47 

6,210 
9,289 

8.735 

370 
536 

276 

9 
19 

38 

123 

213 

101 

7,175 
9,405 

4.851 

11 

7 

24 

4,072 
1,095 

2,809 

9 
32 

23 

2,138 

Remainder  of  County 

Hillsdale  County 

8,194 
5.926 

Hillsdale 

18 
29 

44 

3,610 
5,125 

11.935 

209 
67 

593 

11 
27 

34 

69 
32 

337 

3,671 
1,180 

11.222 

12 
12 

26 

1,394 
1,415 

8.469 

6 
17 

18 

3.466 

16 
28 

3,372 
8,563 

187 
406 

13 
21 

165 

172 

3,485 
7,737 

11 
15 

2,598 
5,871 

5 
13 

774 

Remainder  of  County 

2,692 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


21.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

Establishments,  SjUjbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbksonnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — ^Merchant  Wholesalehs  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Tool 


Escablish- 
menis 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolkrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
Novcnibcr 


Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  toll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Huron  County.. 
Ingham  County. 


Administrative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

East  Lansing 

Lansing 

Remainder  of  County 


Ionia  County 

Ionia 

Remainder  of  County. 

Iosco  County 

Iron  County 


Isabella  County 

Mount  Pleasant 

Remainder  of  County. 

Jackson  County 

Jackson 

Remainder  of  County. 

Kalamazoo  County 

Kalamazoo 

Remainder  of  County. 

Kalkaska  County 


Kent  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

East  Grand  Rapids 

Grand  Rapids 

Remainder  of  County 


Keweenaw  County. 
Lake  County 


Lapeer  County 

Lapeer 

Remainder  of  County. 

Leelanau  County 


Lenawee  County 

Adrian 

Remainder  of  County. 

Livingston  County 

Howell 

Remainder  of  County. 

Luce  County 

Mackinac  County 


Macomb  County 

Center  Line 

East  Detroit 

Mount  Clemens 

Roseville 

St.  Clair  Shores 

Remainder  of  County., 

Manistee  County 

Manistee 

Remainder  of  County.. 

Marquette  County 

Ishpeming 

Marquette 

Negaunee 

Remainder  of  County.. 

Mason  County 

Ludington 

Remainder  of  County., 

Mecosta  County 

Big  Rapids 

Remainder  of  County, 

Menominee  County 

Menominee 

Remainder  of  County.. 

Midland  County 

Midland 

Remainder  of  County. 

Missaukee  County 

Monroe  County 

Monroe 

Remainder  of  County. 

Montcalm  County 

Greenville 

Remainder  of  County. 

Montmorency  County 


Muskegon  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Muskegon 

Muskegon  Heights 

Remainder  of  County 


108 
23 


160 
30 


5 

610 

2 

69 

1 
2 


21,777 


13,578 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


_(£]_ 


(x) 

141,568 

769 

128,331 

12,i68 

10,676 


(x) 


,310 

106 

6,899 

305 

469 


(x) 


(x) 


2,089 

31 

1,945 

113 

181 


(x) 

136,052 

1,972 

128,063 

6,017 

8.498 


135 

6 

117 

12 


68,412 

769 

65,751 

1,892 

3.864 


3,733 
6,943 

1,779 
4,318 

16,456 


207 
262 

64 
223 


61 
120 

29 
115 


3,320 
5,178 

1,060 
4,500 


2,298 
1,566 

531 
2,965 

9,859 


13,704 
2,752 

67,286 


62,495 
4,791 


91,153 


531 
137 

3,494 


3,135 
359 


218 
51 

1,044 


12,681 
2,513 


(x) 
(x) 


954 
90 


59,679 
6,685 


14 
120 


28 , 186 
3,139 


81,334 
9,819 


5,575 
472 


20,374 


1,642 
129 


108,186 
7,580 


376,867 


108 
12 


43,573 
1,767 


353,156 

<"'         „ 
329,598 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

9,831 


1,078 
19,296 

(x) 

18,140 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


416 

358 


291 
5,329 


(X) 

(x) 

(x) 


20,984 
355,883 


332,089 
(x) 


376 
41 


(x) 
(x) 


191,233 
Cx) 

177,175 
(X) 
(x) 


5,276 
4,555 

3,540 

29,721 


184 
210 

176 

.354 


14,278 
15,443 


848 
506 


4,587 
4,261 

3,293 


2,326 
240 

391 

11,848 


2,869 
3,214 

2,836 
1,766 

36,196 


131 
87 

300 
110 


315 
186 

_81 


40 
43 

102 
60 


21,172 
10,046 

4.108 


8,062 
3,786 


259 
11,365 
(x) 

8,011 
4,434 


irr 


37 
523 


(x) 


"TJT 


(x) 


TTT 


2,563 
1,545 

5,568 
2,325 

57,752 


1,902 
320 

1,877 
929 


(X) 


11 
158 


"T7T 

703 
10,026 
(x) 

8,031 


6 

(x) 

(x) 


259 
6,924 


3,642 
842 

21.632 


4,155 
2,166 

24.217 


2,409 
33 


7,089 
13,561 
(x) 
(x) 

5.437 


374 
872 


(x) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


3,064 
2,373 

3,365 


162 

84 


_2S. 


(x) 
(x) 


114 
307 


6,066 
16,680 
(x) 
(x) 

4.443 


(x) 


(x) 
(X) 


2,684 
1,759 


2,374 
574 


2,597 
768 


137 
32 


653 

37 


63 

17 

_22i. 


246 
30 


2,559 
708 

U.450 


7x) 
(X) 


12,287 
1 ,  163 


(x) 
(X) 


6.855 


5,294 
938 


1,124 
22,005 


439 
78 


177 
31 

13 

313 


12,972 
1,272 

425 

13,259 


(x) 
(X) 


9,103 
12,902 

12,807 


512 
422 


173 
140 


9,668 
8,591 


6,592 
1,738 


3,806 
9,001 


204 
368 


64 
204 


3,611 
7,377 


1 ,  579 
3,354 


(«) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

JLiL 


(X) 
(x) 


(x) 
tx) 


4 

(x) 

37 

62,839 

94 

51,182 

19 

6,177 

24 

5,480 

(x) 


3,526 

2,802 

391 

333 


(x) 


113 
76 
14 
23 


(x) 


981 
776 
99 
106 


(x) 

64,545 

51,356 

8,0U 

5,175 


109 
75 


17 


164 
27 


40,706 

28 

31,807 

19 

(x) 

2 

(x) 

7 

73,156 


62,580 
10,576 


(x) 


1,435 
5,377 

1,248 
1,353 

6.597 


35.961 


34,309 
1,652 

45.813 


37,761 
8,052 

357 


161,923 


152,423 
(x) 


(X) 


7.265 


2,950 
4,315 

3,149 

17.873 


6,216 
11,657 

3.861 


967 
2,894 

959 

837 

24.117 


00 


(x) 


(x) 


1,233 
809 


^,?21 


5,282 


(x) 


2.489 


690 
1,799 


"To" 
(x) 


(x) 

(X) 


P.42I 


"liT 
(x! 


2.845 


937 

13,675 


2,511 
11,164 

7.874 


2,227 
5,647 


(x) 


22,133 
19,375 

(x) 

(x) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


MICHIGAN 


21.11 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'  -Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  Sa1.ES.  PaV   RoLI,  AND  PsKSONNEL— TOTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT   WhOLBSALEKS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TVPES:   W^S 


— ^=^=— ^=^=^^^= 

Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Eslablish- 
mcDts 

Plumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thmuand 
ioWars) 

Pay  roU, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,' 

November 

(Xumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales. 
entire  year 

(Tkmsund 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(\umber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 

Employees 
(\umber) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

12 
190 

1,728 
89,261 

52 
5.569 

13 
134 

25 
1,569 

1,050 
106.001 

2 
136 

(x) 
52.697 

10 
54 

(x) 

36.564 

3 

7 

16 
6 

'75 
20 
63 

15 
22 
13 
22 
2 
10 

79 

1,029 
3,378 

11,936 
1,243 

43,935 
11,108 
16,632 

2,488 
3,961 
1,213 
4,484 
(x) 

2,341 

30.899 

59 

183 

799 
27 

2,883 
924 
694 

89 
130 

47 
132 
(x) 

57 

1.372 

"2 

■12 

'49 
11 
52 

15 
21 

8 
16 
(x) 

4 

82 

12 
58 

245 

20 

797 
238 
199 

65 
56 
17 
68 
(x) 

36 

477 

979 
3,804 

15,928 
790 

55,168 
16,138 
13,194 

3,770 

2,553 

872 

2,382 

(x) 

1,233 

26.992 

2 
4 

14 
6 

'57 
15 
38 

10 
11 
3 
11 

2 

52 

(x) 

1,482 

(x) 

1,243 

22,540 
9,156 
7,036 

1,510 

1,733 

250 

2,666 

(x) 

19.814 

1 
3 

2 

'is 

5 

25 

5 
11 
10 
11 
2 
6 

27 

(x) 

1,896 

(x) 

21,395 

1,952 

9,596 

976 

2,226 

963 

1,816 

(x) 

(x) 

11.085 

11 
30 
38 

11 
3 

209 

4,571 
12,822 
13,506 

1,266 
936 

(x) 

183 
716 
473 

38 

21 

(x) 

11 
29 
42 

12 

3 

(x) 

77 
223 
177 

19 
9 

(x) 

3,817 
14, 2U 
8,962 

820 
448 

(x) 

6 

23 
23 

5 

1,805 
9,391 
8,618 

448 

5 

7 
15 

6 

3 

2,766 

3,431 

Remainder  of  County ^ 

4,888 
816 

936 

Saginaw  County 

Atininistrative,   auxiliary  units 

1 
208 
165 
43 

87 

(x) 

133,643 

118,326 

15,317 

100,549 

(x) 

9,446 

8,915 

531 

10,421 

(x) 

112 
86 
26 

69 

(x) 

2,809 

2,590 

219 

3.706 

(x) 
165,574 
155,647 
9,927 

204.244 

134 

123 

11 

50 

82,263 

80,780 

1,483 

(x) 

74 
42 
32 

37 

51,380 
37,546 

13,834 

(x) 

59 

28 

51 

(x) 
(x) 

18.764 

(x) 
(x) 

765 

(x) 
(x) 

43 

(x) 
(x) 

260 

(x) 
(x) 

14.688 

44 
6 

23 

!x) 
(x) 

7.523 

15 
22 

28 

(x) 

(x) 

11,241 

17 
11 
23 

62 

17 

7;-53i 

3,697 
7,536 

11,727 

2.859 

408 
165 
192 

387 

101 

14 

5 

24 

53 

18 

133 
61 
66 

172 

45 

7,884 
2,839 
3,965 

7,735 

2.775 

12 
6 
5 

16 

9 

5,135 

1,757 

631 

1,373 

1.579 

5 
5 
18 

46 

8 

2,396 

1,940 

6,905 

10,354 

1.280 

14 

3 

58 

2,371 
488 

U.192 

89 
12 

510 

14 
4 

53 

40 
5 

193 

2,564 
211 

9.494 

9 
24 

1,579 
3.909 

5 

3 

34 

792 

488 

7,283 

30 
28 

50 

53 

6,383 
4,809 

15,419 

8.318 

299 

211 

491 
395 

29 
24 

27 

40 

120 
73 

193 

140 

5,719 
3,775 

8,974 

6.956 

19 

5 

11 
22 

3,523 

386 

1,383 
3.021 

11 
23 

39 

31 

2,860 

4,423 

14,036 

5. 297 

16 

37 

103 

3,567 
4,751 

44,451 

220 
175 

2.964 

10 
30 

59 

63 

77 

955 

3,372 
3,584 

60.187 

13 
9 

72 

2,435 
586 

28.725 

3 
28 

31 

1,132 

4,165 

15.726 

49 
19 
35 

3,384 

22,202 
9,467 
12,782 

(x) 

1,972 
457 
535 

199.913 

26 

9 

24 

2,640 

651 

123 
181 

50.424 

37,220 
8,751 
14,216 

3.915.419 

43 
12 
17 

18,972 
2,547 
7,206 

6 

7 
18 

3,230 

Ypsilajitl 

6,920 

5,576 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

36 

3,848 

1 

62 

3,606 

3 
1 
3 

"i 

27 

51 
2 
9 
1 
6 
8 
3 
7 
27 
30 

33 

(x) 

4,740,648 

(x) 

47,831 
4,397,343 
770 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

40,189 

196,044 
(x) 

1,791 
(x) 

1,620 

19,809 

803 

3,366 

14,514 

12,004 

9.086 

10,559 
189,354 

(x) 

2,674 
178,152 
56 
(X) 
(x) 

(X) 

1,200 

3,679 
(x) 

183 
(x) 

85 
707 
20 
128 
849 
580 

468 

2,640 

(x) 

40 
2,461 
3 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

117 

38 
(x) 

8 
(x) 

4 
6 
3 
8 
18 
30 

28 

2,618 
47,806 

(x) 

715 
45,079 
15 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

337 

779 
(x) 

60 
(x) 

24 
168 
8 
39 
239 
182 

163 

209,688 
3,705,731 

(x) 

51,682 
3,482,902 
943 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

24,491 

71,299 
(x) 

3,198 
(X) 

1,604 
15,435 
405 
2,390 
19,521 
11,840 

8.458 

2,330 

49 

2,146 

3 

1 
3 

1 

26 

37 
2 

9 

1 
3 
6 

4 
24 
15 

18 

1,469,909 

31,515 
1,370,967 
70 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

1,791 
(x) 

551 
(x) 

1,037 
11,291 
3,898 

5.363 

1,518 

1 

13 

1,460 

1 
14 

3 
2 
3 
3 

3 
15 

15 

3,270,739 

Belleville                     .             

(x) 

15,316 

3,026,376 

(x) 

Highland  Park 

(X) 

1,069 

(x) 

803 

Wayne .    . 

2,349 

3,223 

8,106 

Wexford  County 

3.723 

20 

13 

6,696 
2,390 

417 
51 

16 
12 

124 
39 

7,265 
1,193 

13 

5 

4,307 
1,056 

7 

8 

Remainder  of  County 

1,334 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

1  Based  on  advance  1950  population  eBtlmatee. 


21.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


ALLEGAN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BAY  COUNTf,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  buUt  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

BEHHIEN  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholeselers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BRANCH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

CALHOUN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies ,. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices.. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DELTA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.e 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offleea.. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
iTiumbcT) 


22 


Sales, 
entu-e  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


9 

5,631 

255 

5 

1,379 

94 

8 

3,419 

184 

9 

2,423 

450 

5 

8,850 

908 

i 

6,537 

320 

11 

1,115 

159 

10 

4,171 

275 

12 

3,602 

144 

5 

2,405 

116 

23 

11,685 

264 

3 

961 

2 

10 

3,372 

84 

13,196 


244 

3,832 

994 

3,544 
4,582 


37,127 


48,163 


26,027 


2,867 
3,135 
5,552 
116 
1,995 

386 

465 

5,785 

407 

2,601 

2,718 

15,984 
6,152 

12,325 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,433 


2,731 
987 

370 

125 

1,220 

2,444 

3,499 

949 


52.513 


31.642 


13 

2,943 

129 

11 

2,054 

177 

9 

4,067 

181 

3 

214 

67 

4 

7,935 

?9 

11 

1,589 

271 

5 

1,894 

192 

7 

3,098 

331 

10 

954 

116 

8 

2,226 

193 

14 

4,668 

277 

10 

5,822 

289 

17 

7,216 

277 

15 

7,833 

100 

17.301 


13,408 


7 

1,875 

61 

6 

1,378 

123 

6 

1,364 

79 

4 

583 

98 

3 

802 

32 

13 

7,406 

463 

6 

1,337 

124 

13 

2,556 

54 

3 
242 
103 

124 
268 

3.255 


2,414 


140 
151 
260 
16 
98 

4« 
98 
337 
22 
164 
223 

548 
3U 


140 
48 
47 

12 
42 

58 
38 

30 


2.629 


propnetors, 
November 

(Number) 


1,963 


Paid  employee*  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


5 

84 

4,682 

6 

35 

1,702 

4 

49 

3,252 

8 

138 

7,244 

249 

17,451 

1 

63 

5,105 

9 

54 

2,378 

9 

93 

5,264 

11 

52 

3,308 

32 

1,874 

12 

90 

5,528 

1 

2 

65 

« 

36 

1,582 

125 
25 


47 
M3 


5 

41 

2,433 

6 

54 

1,524 

7 

75 

4,990 

3 

5 

291 

3 

35 

1,777 

5 

18 

851 

4 

33 

2,074 

2 

144 

8,956 

1 

12 

608 

10 

59 

5,179 

9 

70 

4,320 

23 

174 

10,217 

24 

82 

4,832 

82 
51 
107 
46 
72 
84 

85 
75 
55 


27 
39 
33 
36 
12 
190 

37 
22 


Payroll 
(Ooll<lri) 


14.925 


6,449 


30 
4,877 
1,542 

2,477 
5,999 

59.435 


50.386 


48.052 


33,003 


8.707 


6,232 


3,480 
872 
829 
328 

723 

1,010 
943 
522 


37,315 


2,795 
3,938 
3,489 
1,375 
SOO 

5,025 
3,656 
6,074 
2,367 
3,619 
4,877 

5,594 
4,856 
2,139 


14,973 


1,338 
1,990 
1,568 
1,945 
611 
7,521 

2,910 
1,076 


MICHIGAN 


21.13 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opcrauon,  and  kind  of  business 


Esablishments 


(>tumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


E^y  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetora,* 
November 

(Afumbcr) 


f^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


DICKINSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

GEKESEE  COUNTY  (See  Flint  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102,) 

GRAND  TRAVERSE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

GRATIOT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HURON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

INGHAM  COUNTY  (See  Lansing  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

IONIA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutcsDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

JACKSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

fleer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  lAolesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) 

KALAMAZOO  COUNTY  (See  Kalamazoo  Metropolitan  Area,    table  102.) 

KENT  COUNTY  (See  Grani  Rapids  Metropolitan  Area,    table  102.) 

LENAWEE  CCWNTY,   total 

Merchant  ;Aolesalers,   total 

Fann  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


13,105 


8,775 


2,253 

1,295 

1,530 

305 

3,392 

2,213 
2,117 


15.262 


15,.499 


1,528 
3,595 


2,178 
14,476 


55 

51 

228 

63 
56 


7 

2,432 

102 

i 

461 

40 

5 

1,594 

93 

i 

956 

128 

14 

3,869 

349 

3 

737 

51 

3 

2,008 

56 

3 

2,719 

40 

i 

486 

25 

1,617 

53 

1,272 

111 

877 

53 

1,401 

116 

3,338 

157 

6,994 

416 

70 
138 


55 
416 


7 

1,261 

76 

3 

533 

3 

3 

293 

35 

4 

167 

8 

8 

1,610 

119 

?? 

2,370 

99 

10 

3,942 

124 

3,494 


2,598 


1? 

7,976 

488 

7 

1,640 

133 

R 

4,527 

325 

7 

4,323 

565 

3 

407 

49 

■i 

1,104 

81 

4 

1,678 

69 

1? 

2,291 

375 

8 

2,601 

306 

17 

4,278 

207 

18 

21,535 

516 

19 

9,404 

283 

7 

2,613 

35 

4 

2,409 

62 

1.354 


s 

1,226 

43 

5 

2,172 

165 

4 

744 

82 

11 

1,588 

121 

19 

6,118 

318 

28 

5,330 

169 

19 

12,543 

456 

31 

2,099 

45 

1,574 

20 

985 

21 

1,262 

87 

4,510 

26 

1,169 

20 

1,166 

26 
137 


1,044 


14,671 


11,420 


5 

41 

1,784 

4 

18 

688 

2 

28 

1,528 

5 

47 

2,350 

13 

105 

5,070 

12 

990 

11 

22 

1,204 

3 

38 

739 

3 

11 

318 

6,804 


1,184 
2,111 
1,232 
2,277 

3,138 
6,633 

13,578 


1,703 
2,277 


1,124 
8,474 


28 

1,310 

5 

226 

11 

740 

4 

145 

36 

1,914 

37 

1,659 

60 

2,504 

7 

151 

9,197 

7 

42 

2,345 

1 

86 

5,305 

3 

167 

10,472 

1 

15 

1,127 

3 

25 

1,206 

4 

21 

1,069 

5 

114 

7,324 

7 

64 

4,949 

11 

85 

4,152 

138 

10,673 

15 

93 

6,501 

7 

9 

458 

3 

34 

1,086 

14,942 


4 

19 

886 

3 

45 

2,952 

3 

27 

1,983 

1? 

44 

2,381 

11 

118 

6,740 

7? 

59 

3,238 

7 

189 

12,988 

21.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— 0)ntinued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


MACCMB  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

MARQUETTE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MONROE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleiim  bulic  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types , 

MONTCALM  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers. , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types , 

MUSKEGON  COUNTY  (See  Muskegon  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

OAKLAND  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

OTTAWA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SAGINAW  COUNTY  (See  Saginaw  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

ST.  CLAIR  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

ST.  JOSEPH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^rtiolesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SANILAC  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  material  9 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  producte  (edible) 

Fcum  producte  (raw  materials ) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


Qiumber) 


3 

10 


5ales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


19 

12,656 

776 

21 

i,731 

134 

1? 

11,080 

652 

25 

3,313 

583 

5 

■1,293 

622 

18 

2,083 

330 

36 

14,5*1 

779 

12 

10,i34 

723 

36 

16,521 

745 

6 

9,609 

225 

3 
10 


17 
11 


24 
22 


36,196 


12,079 


421 
421 

6,554 
627 

4,056 

24,117 
21,632 


15,111 


4,974 
3,658 
2,171 
715 
900 
2,693 

3,240 
3,281 

22,005 


hy  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


.330 


817 

242 

3,011 

4,260 

3,371 
10,304 

12.807 


4,933 
2,810 
5,064 


89,261 


30,899 


19,814 


9 

6,995 

291 

10 

3,030 

157 

5 

1,312 

60 

5 

493 

44 

5 

657 

35 

4 

8S5 

90 

14 

6,442 

398 

21 

8,334 

173 

6 

2,751 

124 

100,549 


5,640 

1,219 

93,690 

18,764 


7,523 


1,509 
529 
343 

5,142 

3,229 
8,012 


1,373 


92 

140 

1,141 

2,406 
7,948 


185 
7,763 


2,452 


27 

14 

333 

103 

338 


252 

395 
70 
74 
111 
229 


propnetorB, 
November 

(Humbcr) 


36 

15 

182 

391 

113 
197 


1,372 


1,075 


10,421 


133 

40 

10,248 


92 
103 

55 
305 

75 
135 


2 

14 
52 

85 

234 


2 
232 


ftid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


8 

78 

5,578 

11 

64 

3,084 

5 

23 

1,083 

11 

20 

1,045 

5 

13 

637 

4 

25 

1,639 

13 

120 

7,388 

21 

59 

3,631 

4 

75 

2,907 

98 
128 
27 
27 
42 
58 

27 
45 


55 
124 


130 
38 
100 


233 
65 
166 
175 
140 
103 
240 

174 
237 
31 


52 

15 

3,639 


25 
29 
15 
108 

34 

49 


1 

e 

17 

37 
109 


1 
108 


Ply  roll 
(.Dollars) 


17,399 


450 

288 

6,456 

2,422 

7,783 

40,353 

24.217 


20,443 


4,739 
8,243 
1,507 
1,392 
1,856 
2,706 

1,560 
2,214 

18,259 


12.570 


617 

396 

3,515 

8,042 

2,147 
3,542 

10.988 


5,309 
1,756 
3,923 


72.843 


14,786 
2,826 

10,866 

10,879 
9,217 
8,293 

15,976 

14,376 
14,869 
3,913 

26.992 


20.454 


204.244 


2,706 

724 

200,814 

14.688 


10.150 


1,697 

2,017 

853 

5,583 

1,804 
2,734 

7.735 


1.273 


50 
231 
992 

1,493 

4,969 


10 
4,959 


MICHIGAN 


21.15 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 
Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  op<rauon,  anj  land  of  business 


SHIAWASSEE  COUNTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


FanD  products  (edible) 

Be{»r,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 


Petroleum  bulli  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


TUSCOLA  COIMTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  fit'  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Fam  products  (raw  materials) . 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


VAN  BUREN  COUNry,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total... 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) . . 
Other  operating  types 


WASHTENAW  COIINTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manifacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bxjlli  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


WAYNE  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  famishings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes- 
Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Wa.'ite  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks) — 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Esablishments 


(Numbtr) 


36 
3,848 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


197 

59 

53 

83 

59 

12 

200 

lOi 

120 

107 

433 

62 

152 

401 


357 
333 


63 

765 


11,192 


3.909 


402 
1,405 

532 
1,570 

3,553 
3,730 


1,383 


79 

303 

1,001 

1,729 

12,307 


12,103 
199 


3,021 


1,083 
235 
652 
383 
663 

2,734 

2,003 

560 


28,725 


5,725 
824 
4,941 
2,734 
1,512 
1,809 
1,875 
1,323 
7,982 

2,978 

10,866 

1,882 


(x) 


(x) 
4,740,648 


195,013 
171,659 
92,876 
69,990 
33,373 
19,  593 
13,775 
73,745 
106,765 
78,564 
78,084 
1M,087 
80,777 
114,964 
210,644 

2,268,714 


854,067 
l,a4,647 


205,137 
796, 338 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


48 
112 


36 

176 


354 
15 


31 
15 
52 

54 

106 
51 

2,964 


2,335 


421 
101 
373 
492 
138 
153 
298 
76 
283 

93 
500 
36 

199,913 


10,559 
189, 354 


109, 083 


9,603 

11,421 

3,001 

1,786 

2,467 

2,246 

403 

8,415 

8,696 

9,355 

7,346 

15,612 

7,286 

5,455 

15,991 

62,750 


46,767 
15,983 


5,914 
11,607 


Active 
propnctors.* 
November 

(Number) 


2,640 


234 

260 

47 

54 

64 

48 

3 

157 

65 


305 
33 
153 
302 


46 

679 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humbn) 


23 
19 
138 


139 
30 

103 

135 
54 
37 

101 
26 

147 

29 

143 

11 


2,618 
47,806 


23,077 


2,663 

3,003 

789 

472 

632 

612 

119 

2,208 

2,269 

2,223 

1,735 

3,842 

1,536 

1,432 

4,487 

15.348 


12,470 
3,378 


1,631 
2,250 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


9.494 


4.638 


439 

1,460 

S61 

1,878 

1,568 
3,283 


115 
358 
960 

1,040 

6,501 


6,239 
262 


3,063 


845 
367 
666 
327 
863 

1,040 
1,826 
1,022 

60,187 


47,576 


7,372 
1,805 
6,760 
8,610 
3,198 
2,733 
5,850 
1,352 
9,346 

1,787 

10,060 

764 

3,915,419 


209,688 
3,705,731 


183,539 
224,253 
58,720 
32,973 
43,707 
47,382 
9,101 
166,622 
172,204 
179,445 
138,339 
291,683 
132, 4U 
97, 514 
327,493 


946,096 
316,737 


120,998 
211,009 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Hot  elsewhere  classified. 


MINNESOTA 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Page 


22.02 


102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 22.05 

D\£Luth-Superior  Metropolitan  Area 22.05 

Minneapolis -St.  Paul  Metropolitan  Area 22.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 22 .07 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 22.09 


Page 

Blue  Earth  County 22.09 

Chippewa  County 22.09 

Clay  County 22.10 

Dakota  County 22.10 

Faribault  County 22.10 

Freeborn  Coimty 22.10 

Goodhue  County 22 .  10 

Hennepin  County 22.10 

Kandiyohi  County 22.11 

Lyon  County 22.11 

McLeod  County 22.11 

Martin  County 22.11 

Mower  Coimty 22.11 


Page 

Murray  County 22.11 

Nobles  County 22.11 

Norman  County 22.11 

Olmsted  Covmty 22.11 

Otter  Tail  County 22.11 

Pipestone  County 22.12 

Polk  County 22.12 

Ramsey  County 22.12 

Redwood  County 22.12 

Renville  County 22.12 

St.  Louis  County 22.12 

Sfearns  County 22.12 

Winona  County 22.12 


22.01 


22.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  EXPENSES,  PaV  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TVPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BuSINESS:  1948 


Estab- 
Ush- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolbrs) 

Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  neatest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  IS 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

State ,  total 

6,126 

5,077,235 

n.a. 

n.a. 

178,416 

3,632 

53,585 

55,713 

56,558 

3,158,046 

3,336,582 

3j452,412 

279,392 

51 
6,075 

6,433 
5,423 

2,406 

50,730 
5,026,505 

1,448,297 

1,667,535 

2,005,399 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

192,536 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

9.6 

11,988 
166,428 

59,660 

62,428 

105,985 

3,632 
4,075 

1,519 

3,207 
50,378 

35,788 
n.a. 

31,725 

3 ,200 
52,513 

36,741 
n.a. 

33,394 

3,203 
53,355 

38,308 
n.a. 

33,600 

209,520 
2,948,526 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1,845,984 

211,980 
3,124,602 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1,991,877 

217,352 
3,235,060 

n.a. 
n.a. 

2,049,206 

6,235 

Wholesale  establishments 194S. . . . 

1939 

1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

273,157 

130,109 
151,304 

189,139 

2,325 
9 
72 

493 

1,879,197 

4,609 

121,593 

950,491 

186,708 

680 

5,148 

70,521 

9.9 
14.8 
4.2 

7.4 

102,822 

306 

2,857 

33,243 

1,473 

8 

38 

8 

30,745 
79 
901 

9,000 

32,430 

54 

910 

9,367 

32,555 

137 
908 

9,528 

1,789,569 
5,800 
50,615 

604.104 

1,934,836 
4,712 
52,329 

626.719 

1,988,868 
7,550 
52,783 

649.055 

184,962 

502 

3,675 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

34.691 

332 
161 

1,468 
513 

1,195 

567,654 
382,837 

268,951 
1,107,484 

694,180 

55,650 
14,871 

26,172 
17,014 

29,474 

9.8 
3.9 

9.7 
1.5 

4.2 

27,146 
6,097 

7,842 

6,790 

12,568 

6 
2 

1,231 
434 

440 

7,700 
1,300 

2,789 
1,725 

5,139 

8,055 
1,312 

2,785 
1,731 

5,236 

8,184 
1,344 

2,801 
1,796 

5,630 

494,490 
109,614 

146,616 
115,665 

236,157 

513,884 
112,835 

147,981 
114,725 

243,300 

530,270 
118,785 

151,762 
120,538 

264,499 

20,415 

606 

Assemblers  (maliay  faim  products),  total 

28,306 

57 
635 
503 

2,406 

91,422 
319,929 
282,829 

2_,  005,399 

10,578 
10,403 
8,493 

192,536 

11.6 
3.2 

3.0 

9.6 

3,854 

4,900 
3,814 

105,985 

3 
105 
332 

1,519 

1,402 
1,823 
1,914 

31,725 

1,561 
1,864 
1,811 

33,394 

1,787 
1,895 
1,948 

33.600 

70,677 
91,209 
74,271 

1,845,984 

78,992 
95,294 
69,014 

1,911_,877 

89,921 
95,834 
78,744 

2,049,206 

9,862 

16,403 

2,041 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

189,139 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

236 

191 .478 

16,637 

8.7 

9,178 

126 

3,081 

3.230 

3.358 

155j790 

176.093 

182,041 

19.097 

79 
24 
16 
42 
75 

288 

136,415 

7,194 

3,429 

15,408 

29,032 

156,186 

10,857 

915 

565 

1,194 

3,106 

18,557 

ii.O 
12.7 
16.5 

7.7 
10.7 

11.9 

6;  579 
379 
318 
594 

1,308 

10,098 

10 
15 
13 
39 
49 

227 

2,251 
143 
105 
175 
407 

3,603 

2,408 

132 

92 

194 

404 

4.087 

2,380 
149 
168 
204 
457 

4,021 

112,327 

6,517 

4,627 

9,468 

22,851 

182.538 

130,980 

6,563 

4,490 

11,174 

22,886 

215,332 

129,436 

6,891 

7,955 

12,905 

24,854 

211,829 

16,251 

500 

272 

285 

1,789 

4,580 

156 

92 

202 

98,339 
57,847 

91,276 

12,301 
6,256 

8j712 

12.5 
10.8 

9.5 

— rljzr 

3,657 
4,118 

166 
61 

161 

2,i6i 
1,135 

1,129 

2;si9 

1,268 
1,277 

2',i22 
1,199 

1,209 

121,465 
61,073 

69j244 

142,195 
73,137 

79,558 

144  ;4W 

67,425 
78,217 

i,m 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

11,014 

185 
17 

68 

28,490 
62,786 

33,065 

4,541 
4,171 

4,752 

15.9 
6.6 

14.4 

1,956 
2,162 

2.803 

159 
2 

43 

662 
467 

949 

'734 
493 

957 

688 
521 

960 

33,250 
35,994 

53,888 

42,451 
37,107 

53,502 

36;5« 

41,713 
54,250 

1 1(551 

9,991 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

4,025 

5 
33 

8 
22 

65 

112 

21,570 
4,133 
3,905 
3,457 

48,583 

41.923 

2,395 
721 
761 
875 

2,400 

5,511 

11.1 
17.4 
19.5 
25.3 

4.9 

13.1 

1,564 
326 
397 
516 

1,412 

2.609 

22 
4 

17 

55 
99 

573 
140 
101 
135 

509 

707 

5te 

133 
98 
144 

527 

752 

576 
132 

92 
160 

520 

749 

29,656 

7,138 
8,569 
8,525 

25,161 

45.366 

30,438 
7,199 
6,961 
8,904 

26,790 

48.506 

30,189 
6,912 
6,998 

10,151 

27,323 
53.226 

2,446 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

508 
328 

743 

2,321 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

5,778 

79 
33 

32 

25,189 
16,734 

12,857 

3,463 
2,048 

1,671 

13.7 
12.2 

13.0 

1,542 
1,067 

853 

71 
28 

18 

440 
267 

296 

475 
277 

279 

468 
281 

275 

26,748 
18,618 

17.623 

28,064 
20,442 

16.950 

31,166 
22,060 

17,104 

3;6i6 

2,U2 

Furniture ,  hcsne  furnishings 

1.572 

12 

20 

72 

41911 
7,946 

37,379 

568 
1,103 

6,269 

11.6 
13.9 

16.8 

323 
530 

4,109 

4 
14 

36 

93 
203 

1.128 

94 
185 

1.122 

96 
179 

1,141 

6,609 
11,014 

76,537 

6,630 
10,320 

72,578 

7,214 
9,890 

74^31 

619 

953 

4,312 

6 
13 
16 
37 

74 
234 

78 

6,556 

17,072 
2,717 
11,034 

402,154 
63,507 

99,189 

1,020 

2,758 

809 

1,682 

10,582 
14,630 

11,832 

15.6 
16.2 
29.8 
15.2 

2.6 
23.0 

12.0 

671 

1,848 

632 

958 

4,959 
8,633 

6,876 

5 

9 
22 

32 

137 

31 

174 
484 
212 
258 

1,289 
2,741 

1,966 

162 
486 
209 
265 

1,261 
2,787 

2,013 

159 
502 
223 
257 

•     1,407 
2,844 

2,080 

10,379 
37,990 
11,325 
16,843 

80,410 
160,748 

120, 547 

11,924 
32,138 

11,051 
17,465 

80,020 
164,227 

133,842 

11,102 
33,170 
11,739 
18,220 

94,800 
172,776 

134,726 

iSi 

2,351 

357 

1,018 
20,157 

12,509 

Electrical  goods 

12,067 

42 
36 

94 

56;407 
42,782 

141,279 

61314 
5,568 

21.334 

11.2 
13.0 

15.1 

3,597 
3,279 

12,580 

12 
19 

46 

978 
3.591 

i;6l9 
994 

3.650 

1,037 
1,043 

3,692 

6i;310 
59,237 

225,928 

65;260 
68,582 

232,731 

67;838 
66,888 

241,408 

6,Si1 

5,240 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

19.796 

32 
62 

88 

111,717 
29,562 

122,419 

16,449 
4,885 

9,818 

14.7 
16.5 

8.0 

9,865 
2,715 

5,455 

10 
36 

44 

2,897 
694 

1,328 

2,960 
690 

1,572 

2,979 
713 

1,541 

178,607 
47,321 

85,220 

183,178 
49,553 

100,636 

188,916 
52,492 

106,500 

15,382 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

4,414 
4,128 

Lumber,  millwork: 

21 
26 
41 

383 

62,177 
20,620 
39,622 

1,734 
2,254 
5,830 

25,070 

2.8 
10.9 
14.7 

19.0 

879 
1,453 
3,123 

13,876 

17 
9 
18 

196 

193 

346 
789 

3.831 

194 
404 
974 

3.938 

205 
368 
968 

3.914 

15,119 
22,535 
47,566 

239.894 

15,300 
25,159 
60,177 

252.405 

16,264 
26,139 
64,097 

253.454 

96 

1,545 

2,487 

17.014 

92 
22 
38 
111 
56 
58 

6 

17,951 
22,029 
28,993 
38,459 
14,915 
9,173 

688 

3,989 
3,338 
4,047 
6,476 
4,721 
2,358 

141 

22.2 
15.2 
14.0 
16.8 
31.6 
25.7 

20.5 

2,263 
3,120 
1,682 
3,678 
2,877 
1,169 

87 

51 
2 
21 
68 
20 
32 

2 

666 
428 
452 
841 
996 
410 

38 

654 
471 
491 
877 
1,004 
400 

41 

'659 
459 
450 
898 
1,014 
399 

35 

43,752 
32,705 
27,943 
57,294 
54,798 
21,574 

1,828 

45,223 
38,662 
31,447 
58,590 
55,309 
21,359 

1.815 

44,390 
39,015 
29,188 
61,323 
56,3% 
21,606 

1,536 

2,401 

2,827 

3,529 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

4,261 
2,523 

Service  eatabliehment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment. 

1,346 
127 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


MINNESOTA 


22.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SAX.E8,  EXPENSES,  Pay   RoLL,  PeBSONNEI,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TypE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BuSlNESS:   1948 


Type  (rf  operation  and  kind  ot  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Hetals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

tfcaiferrous  metals ,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers, 

Autofflotiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Ajmisement,  sporting  go^ds 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fans  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  pixxiucts 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products, 

(fanufacturers '  sales  branches  {with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes. 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Heme  fumiahings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products... ....,.,.. 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

lAjmber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CcoBercial  machines ,  equipment. 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  nachinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc»  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers  *  sales  branches ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

^techinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cccnercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

tanuf acturers '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture, 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 


Estab- 
lish, 
ments 


(Humhcr) 


54 
513 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollcTs) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


23,332 
3,330 

38,005 


30,604 
7,401 

367,229 


26,106 
6,539 
4,871 

64,955 

39,325 
7,178 

36,593 
181,662 

567,654 


131,330 
19,358 


9,766 
8,201 
3,531 

2,095 


2,372 
7,492 


2,464 
36,459 


54,861 
6,307 

18,736 
9,665 

133,789 


15^816 
83,471 
24,193 
3,329 
6,980 

8,537 


5,036 

4,673 

102,982 


382 ,837 


24,110 
6,974 
14,942 
18,202 
23,121 
8,328 
24,522 

38.460 


2,160 
31,930 
4,370 


4,149 


4,163 


3,096 
1,067 

26,399 


,120 
1,192 
857 
4,723 
2,286 
1,389 
3,067 
10,765 

55,650 


10,285 
1,062 


2,320 
998 
669 


337 

513 


186 
3,444 


5,328 

5,493 

435 


2,491 
1,547 


13,436 


5,147 

4,236 

2,523 

656 

372 

751 


1,054 

405 

9,904 


14,871 


1,428 
864 
549 

1,401 
470 
289 

1,170 

1,515 


543 
590 
382 

7,185 

17,014 


95,059 
32,704 


2,109 
822 


6,507 
26,197 


1,510 
20,653 


108 
714 


108 
821 


9,270 
11,383 


409 
412 


1,736 

6,417 


109 
416 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


15.6 
"1377 


10.1 
14.4 


7.2 


"37T 
18.2 
17.6 
7.3 
5.8 
19.4 
8.4 
5.9 

9.8 


7.8 
5.5 


23.8 
12.2 
18.9 

15.3 

8.6 


14.2 
6.8 


7.5 
9.4 


10.0 
6.9 


13.3 
16.0 


10.4 
19.8 
12.5 


Pay  roil, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


2,357 
"27107 


2,364 


1,730 
634 

13,705 


1,016 
572 
528 

2,245 
843 
743 

1,524 

6,234 

27,146 


4,136 
615 


896 
380 
309 


202 
322 


116 
1,658 


3.909 

3,685 

224 


1,620 
1,056 


7.921 


3,717 

2,317 

1,281 

325 

281 

333 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
tier 

(^[ura- 
ber) 


20.9  1 
8.7  I 
9.6  1 


3.9 


5.9 
12.4 
3.7 
7.7 
2.0 
3.5 
4.8 

3.9 


630 

193 

2,748 


6,097 


25.1 
1.8 
8.7 


570 
319 
305 
1,173 
216 
168 
515 

1,026 


484 
377 
165 

1,805 

6,790 


2 
434 


1.6 
2.7 


4.4 
3.6 


6.3 
6.5 


45  I 
377  I 


126 
15 


Paid  employees,  worlcweelc 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(Number) 


597 

T57 


4S6 
193 


4,301 


254 
169 
229 
701 
219 
211 
425 
2,093 

7,700 


1,187 
186 


247 
85 
83 


37 
469 


1,175 


1,108 
67 

485 
284 

2,128 


734 

362 

141 

83 


213 
73 
813 


1.300 


175 

116 
57 

188 
31 
36 

112 


71 
69 
32 

413 

1,725 


July  15 

(7{umber) 


57S 
68 


614 
242 


4.445 


285 
182 
230 
698 
189 
206 
459 
2,196 

8,055 


1,227 
201 


232 

84 
86 


39 
523 


1,258 


,187 
71 


479 
303 


2,193 


209 

69 

858 


1,312 


165 

116 
58 

192 
31 
36 

113 


74 
69 
33 

425 

1,731 


Nov.  15 

(Number) 


15? 
67 


579 
238 


4.416 


289 
201 
241 
690 
209 
210 
451 
2,125 

8,184 


1,281 
182 


247 
90 
81 


47 
122 


39 
564 


1.197 


1,113 
79 

503 
307 

2j239 
906 
746 
366 
132 
89 

111 


213 

60 

867 


174 

110 
59 

205 
32 
36 

111 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
(Dollnri) 


36,115 


"3l7B 
4,307 


23,547 
7,144 


240.284 


16,221 

9,689 

9,720 

41,716 

14,662 

13,103 

27,446 

107,727 

494,490 


72,187 
11,465 


17,994 
6,739 
5,536 

1,134 

7,743 


2,953 
4,790 

2,680 
27,336 


63,305 
3,525 

30,368 
16,733 

153.689 


74,651 

40,460 

21,796 

9,550 

7,232 

4,849 

63.704 


11,298 
3,508 
48,893 


109,614 


10,950 
6,135 
5,574 

18,318 
4,024 
3,100 
8,662 

19.214 


9,628 
6,740 
2,846 


July  15 
(Dollurs) 


39,279 


35,034 
4,245 


32,447 
9,894 


257,087 


17,980 
10,393 
10,021 
44,057 
13,154 
12,944 
29,209 
119,329 

513,884 


76,333 
12,228 


15,809 
6,905 
5,971 


2,992 
5,842 


2,822 
32,361 


73.179 


69,310 
3,869 

29,776 
19,614 

149,794 


65,524 

45,118 

23,338 

8,617 

7,197 

6,584 

71,657 


Nov.  15 
(Dollori) 


42,626 


38,067 
4,559 


31,475 
9,789 


263.431 


19,860 
11,512 
10,  U4 
43,719 
13,307 
U,712 
30,248 
120,939 

530,270 


80,765 
11,447 


17,401 
7,619 
5,544 


2,552 
6.884 


2,609 
35,302 


75,321 


70,926 
4,395 


32,088 
18,893 


153,307 


12,393 
4,410 
54,354 


112,835 


10,429 
6,412 
5,576 

21,448 
4,109 
3,103 
9,211 

17.717 


13,473 
6,494 


735 
5,709 


3,316 


1,443 
1,873 


235 
3,034 


8,261 
6,583 
2,873 

34,830 

114,725 


13,547 
6,712 


816 
5,396 


819 
3,262 


1,404 
1,358 


235 
2,983 


68,921 

42,708 

26,625 

7,754 

7,299 

6,130 

72,177 


Stocks  en 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3.119 


12,159 
2,962 
57,056 

118,785 


11,909 
6,186 
5,635 

22,899 
4,305 
3,537 
9,240 

18.269 


8,506 
6,668 
3,095 

36,805 

120,533 


14,089 
6,592 


672 
5,920 


819 
2.713 


1,441 
1,277 


162 
3,454 


2,745 
374 

2,404 


2,111 
293 


45.246 


1,991 

952 

269 

20,204 

1,572 

1,528 

1,920 

16,810 

34,691 


3,043 
763 


2.069 


695 
870 
504 


96 
314 

70 
4,625 

2.673 


231 
390 


2,507 
1,266 


10,316 


939 

6,947 

1,313 

276 

841 

844 


5.993 
6«7 
217 

5,132 


606 
18 


13 
10 
3 


17 
17 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


22.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101, -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(T^umbcr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TTioiwand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Amount 


{Thotisand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  BuBlness — Cont Inued 
Agents,  brokers — Continued 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

tfirlng  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipanent,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber ,  ml  llwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

ComiDerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equlfment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Other  agents  and  brokers 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Farm  products  (raw  materials).,... 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Wool,  mohair 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c. 


Other  assemblers. 


ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,  total 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals..... 
Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products) 


^27 

30 


639 
9 

li7 
7 
16 


442,7/^0 
2,876 

390,176 

7,204 
26/51 


2,601 
13 .744 


5,174 
8,570 


9,280 

513 


918 
8,428 
4,094 

9,231 
31,156 

694,180 


160,015 


145,755 

14,260 

532 .311 


331,944 
1,037 

188,262 
6,411 
4,657 

1,854 


50,730 


12 

,    , 

13 

(x) 

17 

43,091 

9 

(x) 

6,675 


US 
2,553 


l,ii9 


245 


235 
660 


390 

47 


767 
321 


413 
958 


14,490 
958 

13.746 


10,547 

60 

2,466 

436 

237 

280 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a, 
n.a. 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


0.8 

4.1 

0.6 


9.4 


4.5 
7.7 


4.2 
9.2 


10.4 
9.1 
7.8 

4.5 
3.1 


9.9 

6.7 


3.2 
5.8 
1.3 
6.8 
5.1 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 


Pay  roll, 
entile 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
ton,' 
Novem- 
ber 

{T^um- 
bcr) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
elided  nearest — 


March  IS 

(>iumber) 


3,628 


2,071 

53 

1,504 

132 


"Z19" 
16 
514 


41 
204 


130 
23 


39 

242 

65 

102 
301 


5^889 
355 


6.175 


13 


2,463 
251 


2.383 


4,973 
22 
853 
170 
157 

149 


105 
3 


1,880 

8 

358 

60 

77 

42 


3.207 


2,975 
1,528 
5,711 
1,774 


452 

1,685 

382 


July  15 

(>Iumber) 


~Z20" 
16 
519 


2,653 
105 


2.412 


1,906 

12 

371 

91 

32 

66 


663 

460 

1,675 

402 


Nov.  15 

(dumber) 


16 
564 


20 
57 
21 

28 
90 

5,630 


3,141 


2,924 
217 


2,389 


1,934 

12 

358 

52 

33 

100 


701 

438 

1,664 

400 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


60,226 


32,666 

1,073 

26,487 

2,710 


-t^ 


785 
3,318 


2,430 
430 


5.889 


824 
3,808 
1,257 

1,480 
5,204 

236,157 


119,007 


105,690 
13,317 


115.475 


93,214 
251 

15,616 
2,747 
3,647 

1,675 


44,828 
29,448 
107,179 
28,065 


July  15 
(Dollors) 


59.210 


31,625 

1,073 

26,512 


5,168 


813 
3,342 


2,471 
488 


780 
4,030 
1,385 

1,553 
5,309 

243,300 


120,764 

114,776 

5,988 

119.902 


96,850 
347 

15,722 
4,302 
2,681 

2,634 


45,615 
29,149 
109,811 
27,405 


Nov.  15 
{Dollars) 


63,578 


32,886 

1,073 

29,619 

2,274 


^7958 
426 


828 
3,601 


3.300 


2,849 
451 


958 
3,726 
1,243 

1,346 
5,761 

264,499 


140,354 

128,472 

11,882 

120,148 


97,390 
351 

16,847 
2,926 
2,634 

3,997 


48,273 
28,289 
111,803 
28,987 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

{Thousand 
doll^irs) 


186 
79 
28 


-^ 


1 
26 


17 
9 


25 
42 

7 

35 
54 

28,306 


10.272 


9,933 
339 

17,870 


16,515 
43 
44a 
533 
331 

164 


6.235 


2,943 
1,919 
(x! 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


MINNESOTA 


22.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dv  Type  or  Operaiion  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


BW-UTH-SUPKRIOR  METROPOLITAN  ARIA,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISiMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) 

type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

FaiTO  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilied  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  gocds,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Faim  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),   total.. 

CSroceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Agents  end  brokers,  n.e.c 

mUNEAPOLIS-ST.  PAUL  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLiaiMENTS 

Type  of  Operatico 

Merchant  lAolesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branchee  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Ajsaemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  pcultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dnigs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  ^oods,  apparel 

Clothing,   furnishings,   footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipraent,  tires  and  tubes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(>{umlxr) 


5 
437 


275 

49 


1,436 
394 


241 
153 

110 

456 

34 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


29 

61 
61 
113 


472,194 


338,582 
40,352 


33,840 
6,512 

19,383 

70,510 

3,367 


338,582 


25,996 
11,511 
18,148 
7,513 
4,147 
3,034 
161,947 

5,167 
6,959 
35,545 
9,766 
12,026 
21,156 
15,667 

33,840 


12,138 
2,029 
9,371 

10,302 

70,510 


5,948 
56,591 
7,971 


(x) 


(x) 
3,652,701 


1,553,317 
876,926 


504,347 
372,579 

103,895 

1,011,520 

107,043 


119.852 


79,271 

3,902 

1,455 

11,215 

24,009 

63,093 


23,688 
39,405 


58,416 


6,895 
51,521 


28,870 
25,545 


21,812 
U,045 

12,636 
33,968 
334,557 
43,806 


Pay  roll,  ;ntirc  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors," November 

(Nu.iibcr) 


17,638 


810 
16,828 


13,902 
1,837 


1,727 
110 

544 
301 
244 


13,902 


1,364 

1,026 

765 

172 

151 

383 

1,815 

755 
319 
2,809 
1,001 
1,049 
1,043 
1,250 

1,727 


494 
164 
515 
554 


53 
135 
113 


(x) 


(x) 


80,575 
29,971 


24,030 
5,941 


3,403 
6,360 
2,655 


0,575 


164 
3 


(X) 


(x) 


67 

383 

13 


5.483 


3,665 
251 
U3 
459 
975 

4.932 


2,525 
2,407 


562 
1,743 


2,434 
632 


1,409 
851 

829 
3,673 
4,009 
6,177 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work* 
week  enaed  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Numlxr) 


5.736 


240 
5,496 


4,566 
518 


486 
32 

203 
92 
112 


502 
316 
217 
71 
45 
103 
546 

254 
111 
976 
340 
297 
356 
432 


147 
60 
104 
175 


(x) 


(x) 


36,098 


24,004 
8,583 


7,278 
1,305 

1,038 

1,573 

900 


1.939 


1,307 
76 
61 
145 
350 

1.587 


823 
764 


174 
414 


313 
255 


430 
202 

264 
1,015 
1,143 
1,996 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


338.332 


15,851 
322,531 


262,287 
38,365 


36,350 
2,015 

10,457 
5,386 
5,536 


262.287 


25,004 
17,753 
13,542 
3,336 
2,687 
5,973 
37,656 

13,826 
7,063 
53,951 
18,099 
19,617 
17,716 
26,064 

36,350 


9,423 

3,491 

U,825 

11, 6U 

5.886 


1,149 
2,296 
2,441 


(x) 


(x) 
2,377,357 


1,561,295 
584,737 


468,880 
115,857 

64,903 
112,342 
54,080 


1,561.295 


U2.330 


74,854 
4,363 
3,270 
10,089 
19,754 

102.526 


57,443 
45,083 


10,786 
34,556 


47,074 
13,287 


28,981 
16,656 

16,587 
66,932 
78,665 
126,302 


22.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  buflincsa 


MINNEAPOLIS-ST.  PAUL  METROPOLITAN  AREA  --Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,   apparatus,    supplies 

Electrical  appliances,    specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,   heating  equipment,    supplies , 

Lumber,    construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,    supplies 

Ccramercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery ,   equipment 

Industrial  machineiy ,   equipment,    supplies 

Professional  equipment,    supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  ateel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,   chemicals,    allied  products 

Dry  goods,    apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Other  machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Clothing,    furnishings,    footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Establishmenta 
Qiumbcr) 


«  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Consists  of  St.  Louis  County,  Minn.,   and  Douglas  County,  Wis 
^  Consists  of  Anoka,  Dakota,  Hennepin,   and  Ramsey  Counties. 


-T7 
30 
14 
20 
10 
116 


27 
15 

7 
57 
17 
17 
54 
180 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrj) 


a6,7Cfe 


44,376 
42,328 


77,720 
26,449 

109,231 


78,333 
30,898 


112,542 


15,616 
19,844 
26,240 
28,314 
13,308 
9,220 

12,421 


6,740 
5,681 


371,650 


24,407 

5,900 

3,136 

33,343 

35,679 

269,185 

504,347 


112,947 
15,914 
2,095 
2,464 
6,429 

114.327 


14,774 
20,665 
78,888 

250,171 

372,579 


24,110 
6,974 

14,942 

18,202 
8,328 

24,522 
275,501 

1,011,520 


39,111 
29,770 
1,510 


9,270 
11,383 

2,564 

757,617 

7,204 

8,637 

12,897 

81,557 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(^Thousand  dollars) 


6,134 


2,906 
3,228 


7,217 

2,431 


4,120 
1,985 


12,168 


1,936 
1,972 
1,541 
3,023 
2,504 
1,192 

1,027 


560 
467 


14,694 


511 
370 
535 

1,477 
10,361 

24,030 


3,332 

1,334 

102 

116 

731 

7.022 


3,413 
1,112 
2,497 

11,343 

5,941 


570 
319 
305 

1,173 
168 
515 

2,891 

6.360 


756 

397 

43 


85 
84 

15 

3,389 

132 

UO 

■     343 

976 


Active  prophC' 
tors,*  November 

(Number) 


1 
383 


26 

11 

7 
32 
15 
17 
44 
172 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(HumbcT) 


1,019 


2,018 
652 


437 
652 


543 
415 
400 
742 
863 
408 


171 
171 

4,473 


257 
173 
159 
147 
.430 
3,302 

7,278 


1,057 

361 

34 

39 

208 

2.018 


341 
334 
343 

3,561 

1,305 


174 
UO 

59 
205 

36 
111 
610 

1.573 


182 
73 


27 
16 

3 

851 
35 
26 
97 

255 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


U9.231 


53,331 
65,900 


138,606 
46,549 


82.858 


36,616 
46,242 


220,935 


37,902 
35,851 
26,571 
49,401 
49,173 
22,037 

17,315 


10,673 
7,U2 


280,619 


18,034 
10,434 
7,253 
10,204 
29,318 
205,376 

468,880 


66,187 
25,556 
2,231 
2,609 
12,319 

134.816 


62,930 
23,622 
48,264 

225,162 

115.357 


11,909 
6,186 
5,635 

22,899 
3,537 
9,240 

56,451 


112.342 


12,940 

6,180 

819 


2.718 
1,441 
1,277 

205 
59,382 
2,274 
2,787 
5,881 
19,156 


MINNESOTA 


22.07 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

ESTAJILISHMBNTS,  SaLAS,  PaT  RoiX,  AND  PsiUONNBL — TOTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AN1>  SaLBS MERCHANT  WhOLS&ALBRS  AND  OthER  Ope&ATINO  TyPBS:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Esublish- 
mcnts 


(Xumber) 


Sales, 
cnrirc  year 

(Thousand 
ilollari) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doUan) 


proprietors. 
November 


dumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>(umber) 


Pay  roll 
(DolUfs) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

iHumher) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Other  operating  type* 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiisatid 
dollars) 


S'vAte ,   total 

Jldministrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

iiUtlll  Comity 

Anoka  County 

Anoka 

ColuBbia  Heights 

Renainder  of  County 

Becker  County 

Detroit  Lakes 

Remainder  of  County 

Beltrami  County .^... 

Bemidjl '. .. . 

Reaainder  of  Coimty 

Benton  County 

St.  Cloud  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Big  Stone  County 

Blue  Earth  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establlsliments,  total. 

Hankato 

Remainder  of  County 

Brown  County 

New  Olm 

Renainder  of  County 

Carlton  County 

Cloquet 

Remainder  of  County 

Carver  County 

Cass  County 

Chippewa  County 

Montevideo 

Remainder  of  County 

Chisago  County 

Cl^  County 

Hoorhead 

Remainder  of  County 

Clearwater  County 

Cook  County 

Cottonwood  County 

Crow  Ving  County 

Brainerd 

Remainder  of  County 

Dakota  County 

Hastings 

South  St.  Paul 

West  St.  Paul 

Remainder  of  County 

I>:dge  County 

I>ouglas  County 

Alexandria 

Remainder  of  County 

Faribault  County 

Fillmore  County 

Freeborn  County 

Albert  Lea 

Reoaicder  of  County 

Goodhue  Cotm^ 

Red  Wing 

Baaainder  of  County 

Grant  County 

Hennepin  County 

AdBlnistratlve,  auxlliaiy  units 
Wholesale  establiahaents,  total 

Crystal 

Edina 

Golden  7alley 

Minneapolis 

Richfield 

Robhinsdale 

St.  Louis  Park 

Remainder  of  County. . . .    

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


51 
6,075 


37 
113 


3 

115 


27 
1,729 


33 

1,696 

3 


3,632 


56,558 


3, 452, .t  12 


50,730 
5,026,505 


3,340 
4,166 


11,988 
166,428 


3,632 
12 


3,203 
53,355 


3,263 
532 
391 


174 
53 
43 


217,352 
3,235,060 


4,891 


2,406 
4 
5 


2,005,399 
(x) 

721 


3,065 
326 
1,000 


(x) 
(x) 


3,809 

3,536 

8,197 


162 
84 


63 
106 


7,847 
350 


10,465 


420 
5 


136 
2 


3,110 
4,044 


7,573 


1,586 


7,470 
103 


4,525 


6,090 
2,375 


11,329 


299 

54 


102 
34 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,755 
1,377 


3,230 
(x) 


1,143 


697 
446 


(x) 

51,487 
36,205 
15,282 

17,435 


(x) 
2,098 
1,923 
175 

486 


(x) 


(x) 


775 
696 
79 


7,958 
9,477 


4.896 


1,306 
3,090 


3,109 
1,355 


26,774 


333 
153 


199 


98 
101 


123 
38 


_i4. 


172 
60 


(x 

40,336 

37,203 

3,163 

10,363 


,576 
2,607 


12,847 
13,927 


265 
204 


103 
90 


2,006 

1,801 

2,534 
784 

8,630 


4,877 
3,753 


22,488 
12,142 

1,237 

382 

12,682 

9,696 


1,100 
176 

20 

4 
165 


380 
66 


6,324 
672 


500,564 


777 
492,582 
M 
6,712 

10,119 

7,635 


502 
26 


3.371 


199 
13 


13,972 
3,452 

353 

236 

3,324 

9,012 


3,071 
(x) 

259 

196 


(x) 


(x) 


8,463 
549 


64,193 


4,073 
3,562 


37,738 
13,700 


224 
55 


541 
241 


12,442 
13,259 

14,404 


7M 
209 


5,637 
8,767 


7,491 
(l) 


218 
273 


90 
96,666 


15 
916 


(x) 
2,486,934 
135 

(x)    "■ 
2,466,476 
389 
(x) 

1,772 
16,913 


6,479 
90,187 


(x) 

89,639 
17 
(x) 

96 
365 


(x) 


(x) 


876 
3 


89 
68 

112 


"TTT 
53,474 
(x) 
4,963 

3,734 

5,079 


353 
113 


4,215 
864 


13,161 
4,945 


324 
138 


U,722 
7,574 


94 
111 


34 
27,589 


4,139 
5,450 


1,866 
1,653,341 


1,559 

26,030 

2 

(x)   ' 
25,304 
12 
(x) 

44 
161 


110,266 

1,743,075 

140 

M   '" 

1,733,284 

625 

(x) 

2,046 

6,714 


19,003 

(x) 
(x) 

2,401 


(X) 


640 

717 


1,576 
271 


3,589 


21 

1 


1,750 
1,839 


14,476 


Cx) 


973 
2 

1 

954 

3 

1 


(x) 


156 
6,155 


(x) 
67,589 


67,019 
(x) 

339 

(x) 

2,333 


3,966 

805 


6,049 


(I) 


2,239 

1,928 


U) 


1,145,467 
(x) 

Cx)    ■■■ 
1,130,988 
(x) 
(x) 

981 
(x) 


3,669 


3,021,106 
(x) 


9  I 

32 


723 

1 


686 

1 

1 

4 

28 


(x) 
(x) 


5,759 
3,5.16 
3.672 


7,393 
1,929 

10,929 


32,484 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,539 


1,166 
2,373 


1,533 
1,064 


11,097 
12,083 

1,183 

20,152 


"TIT 
(x) 

1,237 
(X) 
12,524 

3.541 


"7JT 
(x) 

432,975 


1^ 
425,563 

6,373 

(x) 

5,302 


1,740 
3,562 

33,772 
L2,895 

19.652 


(x) 
10,237 


3,398 
6,839 


U) 


1,341,467 
(x) 


1,335,488 
(x) 
(x) 

791 
M 


22.08  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoIX,  AND  PERSONNEL TOTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Houston  County 

Hubbard  County 

Isanti  County 

Itasca  County 

Grand  Rapids 

Remainder  of  County 

Jackson  County 

Kanabec  County 

Kandiyohi  County 

Willjnar 

Remainder  of  Coimty 

Kittson  County 

Koocliiching  County 

International  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Lac  qui  Parle  County 

Lake  County 

Lake  of  the  Woods  County 

Le  Sueur  County 

Lincoln  County 

Lyon  County 

Marshall 

Remainder  of  County 

tloLeod  County 

Mahnanen  County 

Marshall  County- 

Martin  County 

Fairmont 

Remainder  of  County 

Meeker  County 

Mille  Lacs  County 

Morrison  County 

Little  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Mower  County 

.Austin 

Remainder  of  County 

Murray  County 

Nicollet  County 

St.  Peter 

Remainder  of  County 

Nobles  County 

Worthington 

Remainder  of  County 

Norman  County 

Olmsted  County 

Rochester 

Remainder  of  County 

Otter  Tall  County 

Fergus  Falls 

Remainder  of  Coimty 

Pennington  County 

Thief  River  Falls , 

Remainder  of  County 

Pine  County , 

Pipestone  County 

Pipestone 

Remainder  of  County 

Polk  Ccunty , 

Crookston , 

Remainder  of  County 

Pope  County , 

Ramsey  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

St.  Paul 

Remainder  of  County 

Red  Lake  County 

Redwood  County 

Renville  County 

Rice  County 

Faribault 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


U 
610 
597 

13 

20 
83 
59 


8,336 
1,250 
2,332 

9,601 


5,6A5 
3,956 


21,498 
3,427 


7,714 
5,176 

6,211 

2,900 


1,912 


18,860 
669 
2,384 
11,398 
10,118 

42,322 


16,648 
25,674 

19,119 
1,541 
8,926 


13,631 
22,204 


14,586 
3,252 


3,138 
1,U0 

20,406 


7,472 
12,934 

13,398 

9,403 


5,385 
4,018 

18,985 


8,436 
10,549 


11,403 
20,609 


14,060 
6,549 


9,518 
11,463 


20,326 


19,661 
665 


6,736 
8,642 


29,167 


7,050 
22,117 


00 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(TJioiuand 
dollars) 


M 

661,017 

651,099 

9,918 

3,661 
24,377 
17,330 


6,105 
3,133 


114 
16S 


386 
99 


447 
95 


289 
26 
42 
534 
178 


445 
404 

451 
28 
186 


273 
247 


587 
126 


"3lF 
372 


258 
258 


240 

122 


1,312 


1,114 
193 


286 
314 


265 
131 


proprietors, 
November 


(>(umM 


361 
530 


(«) 


(x) 
29,136 
28,913 
223 

86 
370 
325 


289 
134 


M 


(x) 


303 
291 
12 

10 
56 
30 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Jiumher) 


184 
54 


136 

57 


37 
11 

103 
10 
22 

317 
74 


123 
214 

211 
13 
83 


130 
121 


151 
177 


100 
116 


107 
55 


393 

72 


129 
139 


103 
57 


131 
211 


(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollurs) 


1,579 

416 

1,189 

5,563 


2,323 
3,240 


7,756 
2,245 


7,664 
2,246 

1,964 

2,260 


1,669 
591 

7,451 

493 

859 

12,195 

3,385 

15,427 


7,094 
8,333 

8,414 

530 

3,633 

10.314 


5,366 
,948 


13,934 
3,085 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,709 
525 


8,351 
7,706 


3,850 
10,871 


6,087 
4,784 


4,460 
2,486 


24,519 


20,797 
3,722 


5,615 
5,954 


17,238 
106 


7,945 


5,098 
2,847 


(x) 
8,934 
8,846 


185 
124 


193 
53 


7,171 
10,634 


3,457 
(X) 


(x) 

565,198 

560,368 

4,830 

1,694 
6,932 
6,810 


9,034 
3,067 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


144 
591 


5,345 


3,320 
2,025 

1,041 
516 


5,353 

-J^ 

(x) 


1,196 


826 
370 


(x) 


3,585 
(x) 


4,996 
1,268 

2,785 
(x) 
(x) 

2,330 


1^ 
(x) 

(x) 


1.937 


1,677 
260 

12,407 


5,092 
7,315 


5.990 


3,985 
2,005 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(7>(umber) 


721 
220 


10,220 


9,768 
452 


3,166 
2,793 


12,039 


(x) 


2.069 


00 
(x) 


4,516 
1,600 


415 

410 

5 


339,540 

337,911 

1,629 

271 
1,013 
(x) 


2,014 
282 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thtnuand 
dollars) 


195 
187 


(x) 
1,106 
1,741 

4,256 


2,325 
1,931 


20,457 
2,9U 


1^ 
(x) 


1,704 


1,086 
618 

(x) 

534 
2,384 
7,813 

(X) 

36,058 


11,652 
24,406 

16,334 
(x) 
(x) 

33,505 


1^ 
M 

(x) 
2,738 


1,461 
850 


2,380 
5,619 


1,400 
2,013 


18.0U 


7,715 
10,329 


10.389 
4,292 
6,097 


15.022 
6,352 
8,670 

287 


(x) 

1,788 

13.309 
(x) 
(x) 

23.051 


2,534 
20,517 


321,477 

313,188 

8,289 

3,390 
23,364 

(x) 


6.942 
4,091 
2,851 


MINNESOTA 


22.09 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE    Continued 

EtTABUSHMBNTS.  SaLES,  PaV  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL —TOTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OpERATINO  TyPES:  19^8 


County  and  dty 


Roeli  County 

Roseau  County .... 

St.  Louis  County. 


idmlnistrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

ChisholjD 

Duluth 

Kly 

Iveleth 

Hibblng 

Virginia 

Remainder  of  County 


Scott  County 

Sherburne  County 

St.  Cloud   (part)^... 
Remainder  of  County. 


Sibley  County 

Steams  County 

St.  Cloud   (part)^... 
Remainder  of  County. 


Steele  County 

Owatonna 

Remainder  of  County. 

Stevens  County 

Swift  County 

Todd  County 

Traverse  County 

Wabasha  County 

Vadena  County 

Waseca  County 


Washington  County 

Stillwater 

Remainder  of  County. 

Watonwan  County 

Wilkin  County 

Winona  County 

Winona 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wright  County 

Yellow  Medicine  County.. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


2 

379 
11 
266 
5 
I, 
40 
29 
24 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThouaaTwl 
dollars) 


10,809 
7,491 

(x) 


(x) 

339,819 

2,457 

312,714 

290 

789 

14,119 

6,892 

2,558 

3,613 


11,715 
22,508 


11,128 
11,380 

14,192 


7,992 
6,200 

13,915 
12,040 
4,109 
7,587 
2,457 
9,736 
12,016 

6,925 


3,456 
3,469 

21,528 
13,004 


18,549 
6,957 

8,331 
14,881 


Pajr  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


195 
154 


(x) 


(x) 

13,899 

80 

12,508 

8 

32 

735 

501 

35 

86 

114 


340 
1,121 


687 
434 


207 
160 

272 
214 
132 
106 
171 
341 
337 


162 
199 

444 
166 


941 
103 

343 
233 


proprietors, 
November 


(>[umber) 


(x) 


(x) 


209 
10 
128 
8 
3 
18 
20 
22 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workwecit  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 


Cx) 

4,528 

33 

4,054 

2 

9 

245 

169 

16 

52 

42 


256 

217 


69 
74 

118 
98 

106 
55 
62 

120 

163 


65 

47 

222 

60 


360 
47 

180 
82 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


3,915 
3,166 


(x) 


(x) 

264,060 

1,628 

236,401 

95 

570 

15,585 

9,132 

649 

2,148 

2,452 


6,574 


12,297 
10,736 

6,967 


3,665 
3,302 

4,962 
4,070 
3,098 
1,967 
3,360 
6,572 
6,793 

6,789 


4,410 
2,379 

9,698 
3,591 

19,982 


18,238 
1,744 

8,365 
3,732 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
cntxrc  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


209,393 
1,777 

196,323 

(x) 

(x) 
6,319 
4,330 

(x) 

1,668 
142 


16^158 
9,042 
7,116 


1,992 
1,555 

2,862 
863 
(x) 
(x) 

494 

1,772 

975 

4,105 


2,882 
1,223 

(x) 
1,181 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


9,755 
3,181 

4,231  I 
1.069  I 


147 

4 

93 

3 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


9,144 
7,491 


130,426 
680 

116,391 

(x) 

(x) 
7,800 
2,562 

(x) 
1,945 
2,612 


11,159 
6,350 


2,086 
4,264 

10,645 


6,0M 
4,645 

11,053 
11,177 
(x) 
(X) 
1,963 
7,964 
11,041 

2.820 


574 
2,24« 

(x) 

11,823 
12,570 


8,794 
3,776 

4,100 
13,812 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 

^  Located  In  Benton,  Sherburne,  and  Steams  Counties. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiisand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

dollars) 


propnetors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  cmptoyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


BLDE  EARTH  COmjTY,   total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUr  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) ,   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

CHIPPEWA  COiniTY,   total 

Merchant  wtolesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tennlnals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 
115 


Jxl- 


JxL 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


19,003 


3,291 
3,376 

417 
1,416 

821 
9,682 

9,117 
5,270 


2,725 
15,372 

26,774 


3,589 


374 

490 

2,725 

2,254 
20,931 


2,120 
18,811 


2,098 


1,247 


(x) 


167 
218 

25 
148 

95 
594 

479 
187 


55 

130 


23 
39 

101 


82 
149 


Jxl. 


(x) 


74 
85 
8 
62 
40 
190 

159 
72 


(x) 


(X) 


40,336 


23,970 


3,205 
4,601 
387 
4,055 
1,775 
9,947 

9,340 
3,866 

3,210 


933 

2,277 


2,998 


428 

793 

1,777 

1,441 
4,191 


1,541 
2,650 


22.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  axd  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  tind  of  bminess 


Estahlishments 


(Kumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  toll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(J^umber) 


l^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


Payroll 
(DDllnri) 


CLAY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bult  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DAKOTA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

FARIBAULT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FHZEBORN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

GOODHUE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Other  operat  ing  types 

HENNEPIN  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furni  ture ,  home  t^u-nishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Maniifacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


33 
1,696 


63 
56 
26 
U. 
11 
77 
22 

35 
70 
U, 
62 

207 
29 

183 


177 
120 


1,258 
1,070 
12,150 

5,22^ 
U,928 

500,564 


67,569 


919 
39,089 
27,581 

2,595 
374,771 
55,609 

37,738 


3,966 
2,773 
30,999 


6,049 


376 

789 

203 

4,681 

2,301 
17,351 

14,404 


4,167 
2,708 
7,529 


(x) 


(x) 
2,486,934 


81,478 
44,094 
40,574 
24,458 
18,562 
28,116 
9,222 
26,342 

282,409 
30,141 
63,867 
96,357 
85,007 
7,117 

307,223 

6X,695 


402,942 
231,753 


63,048 
594,576 


73,852 

25,834 

330 

17,290 

5,840 

382,846 

21,641 
10,067 
8,637 
9,552 
7,562 
31,125 

49,148 


112 

71 
630 

246 
219 

3,371 


69 
465 

896 

54 

1,418 

469 


140 
43 
358 


13 

104 
17 
310 

52 
417 


251 
42 
198 


6,479 
90,187 


58,266 


3,651 
3,589 
1,516 
2,054 

489 
1,626 

647 
2,985 

3,408 
4,165 
4,565 
8,885 
8,654 
662 
11  ,'370 

23,249 


18,637 
4,412 


2,213 
4,426 


634 
367 
3 
151 
124 
1,971 

226 
198 
UO 
259 
66 
287 


30 
45 
17 
29 
6 
70 
11 
29 

13 
42 
19 
29 

101 
26 

107 


26 
308 


78 
102 


22 

95 
297 

22 

452 
152 


169 

18 

166 


20 
266 


106 
16 
83 


1,559 
26,030 


17,147 


1,238 
1,132 
377 
683 
168 
462 
189 
838 

1,009 
1,355 
1,349 
2,427 
2,356 
196 
3,366 

6,576 


5,628 

946 


152 
67 
2 
38 
30 

399 

50 
49 
26 
70 
15 
82 


22,424 


12,982 


1,515 
1,491 
9,976 

4,391 

5,051 


26,334 


1,360 
7,581 
17,393 

1,109 
26,071 
8,679 

13,161 


4,590 

946 

7,625 

22.296 


8,584 


249 
1,939 

335 
6,061 

1,008 
12,704 

9,569 


5,069 

912 

3,606 


110,266 
1,743,075 


76,400 
76,428 
29,084 
39,401 
9,033 
33,146 
12,773 
54 ,616 

67,840 
86,564 
91,221 
170,870 
154,732 
12,384 
221,577 

448,684 


364,199 
84,465 


74,617 


11,065 
5,349 
65 
2,407 
3,297 

31,311 

4,129 
3,U9 
2,787 
4,387 
1,134 
5,237 

42,593 


MINNESOTA 


22.11 


Table  104,— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Gxinty.  type  ot  operation.  inJ  bnJ  of  business 


KANDnOHI  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buDc  stations,  lerminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Faro  products  (edible) 

Fano  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

LTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

McLEOD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MARTIN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operat  ing  types 

MOWER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MURRAY  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

NOBLES  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^rtiolesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

NORMAN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

OIHSTED  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlFoent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Asseoblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

OTTER  TAIL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  \*olesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,Oi5 
3.593 


875 
2,718 


6, 264 


836 

839 

4,589 

2,126 
33,932 

19.119 


3,785 


2,027 
331 
427 

2,909 
13,425 

35,835 


2,330 

2,256 

27,298 

3,951 

20,406 


6,554 

803 
5,050 

2,649 
5,350 


683 
1,491 


11,224 


1,057 
10,167 


941 
2,146 


12,706 


12,479 
227 


3,192 
11.403 


311 
1,636 

9.456 


857 
8,599 


10.220 


3,736 
859 
665 
543 

4,417 

3,304 
5,495 

1,590 


5,959 


3 

1,668 

83 

6 

906 

32 

3 

2,277 

80 

3 

382 

43 

10 

726 

49 

30 

4,4X 

149 

26 

10,588 

164 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


38 
849 


48 
102 
303 

40 
356 


89 
267 


108 
66 

232 
64 


303 
184 
233 

64 

106 


28 
119 


379 
76 

105 
85 

331 

107 
101 
128 


Active 
propnelors,* 
November 

(Number) 


hid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(><umber) 


117 
27 


20 
29 
105 


40 

104 


33 
23 

179 
16 


104 
55 
98 


40 

1L3 


1 

147 

6,989 

5 

24 

1,440 

1 

38 

1,870 

2 

24 

1,626 

10 

125 

6,336 

11 

34 

2,194 

3 

42 

1,960 

31 

2,104 

Payroll 

(Doliarj) 


(,4S4 
1,453 


230 
1,177 

566 

15.427 


8,043 


2,074 
5,031 

837 
6,547 

8.414 


1,349 
288 
506 

li701 
4,570 

10.314 


1,882 
1,231 
6,000 
1,201 

16,057 


12,596 


4,499 
3,312 
4,785 

1,317 
2,144 

3,850 


932 
658 


285 

1,975 


1,470 
1,579 

3,249 


3,209 
40 


648 

4.483 


521 
1,230 

2.732 


758 
1,974 


1H.261 


-^^ 

1,718 

22 

633 

26 

1,610 

?1 

753 

20 

9S5 

71 

2,875 

69 

2,995 

22.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


PIPESTONE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

POLK  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RAMSEY  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESAIE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

REDWOOD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RENVILLE  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

ST.  LOUIS  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

STEARNS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

WINONA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

«  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


51 


13 

610 


40 
6 

21 
7 

17 
5 

38 
19 
20 
18 
6 
218 

27 
168 


11 

115 

62 
29 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


15,378 


2,069 
2,993 
10,316 


6,116 
3,272 
19,779 


(x) 


(x) 

661,017 


339,5^0 


18,683 
16,923 
7,717 
3,iU 
7,626 
13,059 

13,285 
22,837 
7,312 
76,463 
18,248 
133,973 

36,983 
284,489 


1,013 
2,953 
20,411 


2,223 

15,107 


JjiL 


339,819 


209,393 


15,552 

9,346 

14,054 

4,147 

58,732 

6,959 

35,545 

20,803 

44,255 

17,225 
70.510 


5,948 
56,591 
7,971 

42,691 

22,508 


16,158 


6,987 

5,858 

401 

1,540 

707 

665 

413 

5,292 

645 


12,936 


2,930 

5,676 

431 

594 

3,305 

5,480 
7,090 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


110 
116 
170 


398 
106 
387 


(x) 


(X) 


20,823 


1,310 
720 
634 
182 
683 
136 

1,949 
1,569 
763 
2,135 
1,638 
9,099 

1,074 
7,239 


39 
52 
279 


57 
268 


_til_ 


(X) 


11,098 


731 

759 

591 

151 

780 

319 

2,309 

1,027 

3,931 

481 
301 


53 
135 
113 

2,019 

1,121 


379 
302 
34 
181 
26 
35 

40 

110 

14 


171 

286 

29 


116 
135 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Humbcr) 


M 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(T^umber) 


145 
48 
149 


(x) 


(x) 


8,934 


444 
189 
170 
75 

177 
39 

619 
478 
243 
540 
443 
3,006 

363 

2,148 


18 
19 
148 


(x) 


(x) 


4,528 


3,654 


292 
238 
164 
45 
200 
111 
976 
342 
1,286 

179 
92 


139 

159 


132 
13 
13 
85 

49 
49 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


2,143 

2,331 
3,471 

17,805 


7,805 
2,236 
7,764 


(X) 


(x) 

565,193 


397,980 


25,443 
14,898 
12,491 

3,809 
12,316 

3,244 

38,499 
28,010 
14,285 
41,749 
27,395 
175,841 

21,539 
145,679 

6,932 


842 

909 

5,181 

6,810 


1,239 
5,571 


(x) 


(x) 

264,060 


206,509 


15,282 
13,244 
10,099 

2,687 
12,679 

7,063 
53,951 
17,416 
74,088 

9,136 
5,886 


1,149 
2,296 
2,441 

42,529 

23,033 


19,733 


6,770 

7,932 

679 

3,079 

502 

771 

679 

2,391 

230 

19.982 


15,194 


3,662 

6,007 
596 
921 

4,008 

2,321 
2,467 


MISSISSIPPI 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 23 .02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 23 .03 

Jackson  Metropolitan  Area 23 .03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 23 .04^ 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 23 .06 

Page  Page 

Coahoma  County 23 .06   Jones  County 23 .06 

Forrest  County 23.06   Lauderdale  County 23.06 

Harrison  County 23 .06   Leflore  County 23 .06 

Hinds  County  (See  Jackson  Washington  Co\mty 23 .07 

Metropolitan  Area) 23 .03 

23.01 


23.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101  .-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(^tum- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

jloyees.  workweelc 
Jed  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(><uml)i;r) 

July  15 
(^iumber) 

Nov.  15 
(>iumber) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 

(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 

(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

State ,  total 

1,742 

957,915 

n.a. 

n.a. 

32,851 

1,336 

13,203 

13,392 

13,961 

597,220 

618,779 

641,722 

66,975 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unita 19-^ 

6 
1,736 

1,418 
1,713 

924 

957,915 

244,837 
385,226 

424,596 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

49,216 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

11.6 

732 
32,  U9 

8,123 
10,528 

24,602 

1,336 

1,131 
1,034 

652 

229 
12,974 

6,648 
n.a. 

10.000 

278 
13,  U4 

6,722 
n.a. 

10,056 

264 
13,697 

7,224 
n.a. 

10,489 

11,330 
585,890 

n.a. 
n.a. 

450,447 

12,671 
606,108 

n.a. 
n.a. 

469,118 

13,348 
628,374 

n.a. 
n.a. 

480,696 

60 
66,915 

1939 

1929.... 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISmENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
HF-rrhnnt,  who!  pRslers ,   totnl 

26,333 
24,055 

47,418 

Service  \Aolesalers,  domestic  market 

885 
3 
36 

71 

394,742 
11,921 
17,933 

57,421 

46,616 
1,010 
1,590 

5,049 

11.8 
8.5 
8.9 

8.8 

23,897 
112 
593 

2,636 

627 

25 

3 

9,746 
63 

191 

773 

9,796 
60 

200 

777 

10,234 
48 
207 

324 

437,086 
2,181 
11,180 

47,909 

455,404 

2,298 

U,416 

46,309 

466,152 

2,246 

12,298 

51,875 

41,561 
5,278 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total.... 

579 
2,012 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

455 
116 

170 

43,460 
13,961 

103,110 
183,583 

189,205 

4,551 
498 

10,911 
2,570 

3,083 

10.5 
3.6 

10.6 
1.4 

1.6 

2,416 
220 

3,043 
720 

1,118 

3 

398 
130 

153 

720 
53 

1,320 
469 

412 

723 
54 

1,341 
504 

436 

769 
55 

1,334 
563 

487 

43,768 
4,141 

56,593 
12,235 

18,706 

42,377 
3,932 

59,405 
13,146 

18,130 

47,617 
4,258 

59,080 
15,500 

21,223 

2,012 

6,251 

482 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ),   total 

10,752 

14 

3 

153 

924 

54,006 

968 

134,231 

424,596 

440 

23 

2,620 

49,216 

0.8 
2.4 
2.0 

11.6 

341 
20 
757 

24,602 

153 
652 

81 

5 

326 

10,000 

78 
10 
348 

10,056 

154 

7 

326 

10,489 

5,891 

181 

12,634 

450,447 

5,510 

464 

12,156 

469,U8 

8,024 

259 

12,940 

480,696 

2,775 

Grain   (country)  elevators 

77 
7,900 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

47,418 

202 

146,016 

12,096 

8.3 

6,723 

Ul 

3.001 

2,986 

3.166 

123.776 

126.234 

129,699 

12.724 

llS 
22 
7 
16 
39 

82 

130,540 

3,365 

713 

3,244 

8,154 

19,291 

10;315 
421 
159 
297 
904 

3,762 

7.9 
12.5 
22.3 

9.2 
11.1 

19.5 

5,872 

200 

56 

142 

453 

1.608 

62 
27 
6 
17 
29 

79 

2,556 

87 

36 

85 

237 

871 

2,554 

84 

28 

91 

229 

916 

2,561 
86 
118 
109 
292 

930 

107,618 
4,108 
1,274 
2,496 
8,280 

30,287 

109,830 
3,595 
1,205 
2,791 
8,813 

31,233 

109,999 

4,218 

1,912 

3,483 

10,087 

33,286 

U,518 

Confectionery 

155 
52 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,   food  specialties 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

42 
957 

392 

46 
36 

53 

17 

10,203 
9,088 

10,582 

6.488 

2,419 
1,343 

1,557 

899 

23.7 
14.8 

14.7 

13.8 

1,027 
581 

681 

517 

47 
32 

35 

8 

588 
283 

309 

193 

650 
266 

346 

191 

648 
282 

332 

190 

19,507 
10,780 

11,228 

9,289 

21,430 
9,803 

13,238 

9,582 

a,  935 
11,351 

12,710 

9,673 

247 

Fruits,  vegetables   (fresh) 

145 
692 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

813 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

10 

3 
4 

31 

26 

5,076 
763 
649 

23,057 

7,917 

600 
92 
207 

1,379 

896 

11.8 
12.0 
31.9 

6.0 

11.3 

378 
45 
94 

746 

434 

7 

1 

33 
28 

153 
13 
27 

325 

174 

148 
13 
30 

323 

178 

149 
13 
28 

320 

190 

7,149 

870 

1,270 

13,883 

7,728 

7,282 

870 

1,430 

13,936 

7,844 

7,429 

870 

1,374 

14,172 

8,191 

679 
41 
93 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

1,007 
1,095 

14 
3 
9 

5 

20 

12 

135 

18 

51408 

1,918 

591 

675 

5,294 

39,566 

18,675 

15,740 

530 
285 
81 

75 
1,173 
2,237 
4,154 

2,090 

9.8 
14.8 
13.7 

11.1 

22.2 

5.6 

22.2 

13.3 

200 
197 
37 

32 

801 

179 

2,261 

1,376 

18 
10 

3 

12 
12 
97 

6 

93 
55 
26 

9 

270 
43 
894 

357 

97 
58 
23 

9 
264 
43 
909 

393 

104 
59 
27 

9 

269 

53 

911 

378 

3,692 

3,U9 

917 

613 

15,024 

3,387 

42,558 

21,661 

3,781 

3,2U 

852 

554 

14,472 

3,328 

43,624 

25,334 

3,963 

3,301 

927 

709 

15,191 

4,217 

45,240 

24,137 

694 

263 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture,   home  furnishings 

Paper  and   its  products 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

138 

282 

858 
7,190 
4,103 

Electrical  goods 

2,420 

12 
6 

38 

9,785 
5,955 

22.206 

i;i98 
892 

3.546 

12.2 
15.0 

16.0 

753 
623 

1.809 

5 
1 

u 

210 
147 

557 

244 
149 

574 

230 
148 

578 

12,718 
8,943 

31.181 

15,383 
9,951 

32.119 

13,972 
10,165 

32.574 

1,424 

996 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

4.209 

19 

19 

62 

13,036 
9,170 

26,500 

2,156 
1,390 

3,846 

16.5 
15.2 

14.5 

1,228 
581 

1,863 

3 

11 

40 

374 
183 

922 

380 
194 

955 

377 
201 

912 

21,085 
10,096 

34,167 

21,412 
10,707 

37,147 

21,509 
11,065 

35,827 

3,136 

Plumbing,   heating  equipment,   supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

1,073 
1,468 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

15 
36 
11 

107 

10,728 
13,486 
2,286 

34,792 

873 

2,295 

678 

5,857 

8.1 
17.0 
29.6 

16.8 

240 

1,329 

294 

3il_51 

6 

27 
7 

49 

46 
739 
137 

843 

47 
761 
147 

897 

45 
737 
130 

905 

4,397 

24.443 

5,327 

60,450 

4,424 

26,374 
6,349 

65j408 

4,302 

25,535 

5,990 

64,664 

9 

1,259 

200 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies.. 

6,460 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

19 
16 
6 
42 
11 
13 

5 

32 

1,326 
12,041 

1,334 
16,019 

2,231 

1,841 

3,225 

4,649 

371 
2,246 

362 
1,918 

517 

443 

339 
721 

28.0 
18.6 
27.1 
12.0 
23.2 
24.1 

10.5 

15.5 

198 
1,314 
172 
946 
323 
198 

193 

313 

16 
7 
2 

12 
3 
9 

2 

27 

66 
256 

77 
283 
90 
71 

43 

201 

74 
306 

56 
284 

97 

80 

52 
192 

77 
295 

73 
286 

95 

79 

50 
279 

3,049 
24,303 

3,734 
20,356 

5,684 

3,324 

3,323 
5,444 

3,591 
26,526 

3,216 
21,789 

6,399 

3,887 

3,510 
5,541 

3,424 
27,186 

3,445 
20,818 

5,897 

3,894 

3,580 
7,186 

184 
2,190 

Fann-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

150 

3,190 

374 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

372 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

265 

Waste  materials 

196 

li 
14 

79 

2;8l7 
1,832 

39,923 

405 
316 

4,589 

14.4 
17.2 

11.5 

175 
138 

1,915 

13 
14 

66 

118 
83 

988 

113 
79 

828 

205 
74 

1,017 

3;il7 
2,327 

36,448 

3,082 
2,459 

36.014 

^,9S1 
2,265 

39,640 

ti 

122 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

3,2U 

17 
4 
9 

24 
4 

21 

5,980 
996 

2,160 

21,490 

867 

8,430 

947 
150 
372 
2,071 
172 
877 

15.8 
15.1 
17.2 
9.6 
19.8 
10.4 

446 
75 
232 

735 
40 
387 

8 
2 
5 

24 
3 

24 

167 
37 

101 

468 
16 

199 

142 
32 

105 

330 

18 

201 

147 
37 

102 

499 
18 

214 

8,623 
1,703 
3,193 
14,660 
739 
7,530 

7,454 
1,427 
4,563 
14  ,074 
796 
7,700 

7,844 
1,553 
4,276 
17,126 
799 
8,042 

650 

76 

135 

1,503 

93 

Merchant  wholesalers,  mlsoellaneoua  products. 

787 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


MISSISSIPPI 


23.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  Salbs,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roll,  Peesonnbl,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


EsQb- 
Ush- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sato, 
enmt 
year 

{Thousand 
<lollor<) 

Opeiatuig  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roU) 

Piyroll. 
entile 
year 

(TliouMna 
dolbri) 

Active 
propne- 

tOTB.' 

Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  ind  kmd  of  business 

Amount 
(Xhousand 

dollSTi) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  IS 

(Number) 

March  15 
(Oolbrs) 

July  15 

(EWbri) 

Nov.  15 
(OoUori) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(TIiouMnd 
dolUri) 

Tjrt>e  by  Kind  of  BusineBS— Continued 
HanufacturerB'  sales  branches   (vlth  stocks), total 

60 

43,460 

4,551 

10.5 

2,416 

3 

720 

723 

769 

43,768 

42,377 

47,617 

2,012 

28 
3 

19 
10 

116 

33,515 
1,609 
3,615 
4,721 

183,583 

2,774 
200 

1,079 
498 

2,570 

8.3 
12.4 
29.8 
10.5 

1.4 

1,359 

74 

721 

262 

720 

3 

130 

453 
23 

154 
90 

469 

447 
31 

154 
91 

504 

485 
28 

159 
97 

563 

25,738 

25.317 

28,901 
1,603 

12,320 
4,793 

15,500 

1,259 

1,5U             1,718 

12,661           11,161 

3,855  j         4,181 

12,235j       13,146 

43 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

A^Dts,  brokers,  total 

333 

377 

482 

20 
79 

17,449 
126.550 

339 
1.630 

1.9 
1.3 

84 

471 

18 
97 

34 
386 

35 
416 

38 
468 

1,375            1,367 
7,470   ;          8,156 

1,551 
9,826 

6 

Kara  products  (raw  materials) 

447 

75,717 
50,833 

39,584 

189,205 

459 

1,171 

601 
3,083 

0.6 
2.3 

1.5 

1.6 

146 
325 

165 

1,118 

46 
51 

15 

153 

52 
334 

49 

412 

49 
367 

53 

436 

88             1.836   ,         1.874 

3,163                423 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

38 

17 

170 

380 

57 

487 

5,634 

3,390 

18,706 

6,282 

3,523 

U,130 

6,663 
4,123 
21,223 

24 
29 

10,752 

Farm  products  (edible) 

25 

7,024 

864 

12.3 

221 

23 

161 

221 

122 

4,260 

4,520 

3,087 

109 

11 

3Mr 

3,559 
179.938 

401 
463 

2.042 

11.6 
13.0 

1.1 

150 

71 

843 

11 
12 

125 

112 
49 

221 

89 
132 

204 

i3 

39 

346 

2,765 
1,495 

13.042 

1,893 

2,627 

12.370 

1,691 
1,396 

16.926 

K 

14 
139 

33 

Faia  products  (raw  materials ) 

10.512 

Cot  too 

127 

4 
8 

6 

177,944 

1,155 

839 

2,243 

1,941 
39 
62 

177 

1.1 
3.4 

7.4 

7.9 

788 
28 
27 

54 

118 

7 
5 

191 

11 
19 

172 
19 

13 

11 

322 

13 
11 

19 

12,097 
445 
500 

1,404 

10,887 

1,130 

353 

1,240 

16,146 
432 
348 

1,210 

10,395 

77 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Assemblers ,  n.e.c 

40 
131 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  bualneases. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation.  aiKl  bnd  of  business 


EstabUshments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollurr) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldri) 


Active  proprie- 
tors.' November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Oollori) 


JUXSOK  MrmCPOLITAll  AREA,'   total , 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establisbaents 

VBQLESALE  ESTABLISIMEinS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUi  stations,  terminals , 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products ) , 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  ale 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  ajxl  products   (exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

P^jer  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipaent,  siqiplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  idioleaalers,  n.e.c 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses 
n.e.c.  Hot  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Coextensive  with  Hlivls  County. 


3 
252 


177 
33 
16 
IS 
11 


162,507 


106,167 
29,065 

9,095 
15,088 

3,092 


106,167 


18,975 
3,583 
2,029 
3,512 

4,435 
2,902 
3,874 
3,991 

12,961 
5,540 
5,578 

17,271 
1,234 

20,282 


10,710 


690 

10,020 


8,044 

1,447 

368 

121 

40 


8,044 


952 
292 

187 
245 
158 
155 
622 
541 

1,050 
465 
483 

1,980 

74 

840 


3,618 


244 
3,374 


2,757 

412 

126 

50 

29 


2.757 


380 
154 
91 
89 
63 
68 
190 
219 
268 
153 
209 
502 
37 
334 


206,190 


12,510 
193,680 


154,446 

28,288 

6,686 

3,329 

931 


154.446 


17,944 

5,757 

2,976 

4,654 

2,847 

2,893 

11,459 

11,617 

17,916 

9,612 

9,944 

39,789 

1,U7 

15,891 


23.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

EsTABLisHMEro's,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel — Totals  Estabushments  and  Sales — Mehchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roil, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


Qiumbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

wotkweek  ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(?<umber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Humlcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


Oiumhcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Tliousanii 
dollars) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishntents 

Adams  County 

Natchez 

Remainder  of  County 

Alcorn  County 

Corinth 

Remainder  of  County 

Amite  County 

Attala  County 

Kosciusko 

Remainder  of  County 

Benton  County 

Bolivar  County 

Cleveland 

Remainder  of  County 

Calhoun  County 

Carroll  County 

Chickasaw  County 

Choctaw  County 

Claiborne  County 

Clarke  County 

Clay  County 

West  Point 

Remainder  of  County 

Coahoma  County 

Clarksdale 

Remainder  of  County 

Copiah  County 

Covington  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units, 
Wholesale  establishments 

De  Soto  County 

Forrest  County 

Hattiesburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Franklin  County 

George  County 

Greene  County 

Grenada  County 

Grenada 

Remainder  of  County 

Hancock  County 

Bay  St .  Louis 

Remainder  of  County 

Harrison  County 

Blloxl 

Gulfport 

Remainder  of  County 

Hinds  County 

Administretive,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Jackson 

Remainder  of  County 

Holmes  County 

Humphreys  County 

Issaquena  County 

Itawamba  County 

Jackson  County 

Pascagoula 

Remainder  of  County 

Jaspe,-  County 

Jefferson  County 

Jefferson  Davis  County 

Jones  County 

Laurel 

Remainder  of  County 

Kemper  County 

Lafayette  County 

Lamar  County 

Lauderdale  County 

Meridian 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


6 
1,736 


3 

252 

233 

19 

22 

14 


957,915 


1,336 


13,961 


641,722 


24.352 

"Tiy^ — 

(x) 
11,764 


732 
32,119 


1,005 


IT) 
(x) 


1,336 
37 


264 
13,697 


(x) 


TIT 
(x) 


13,348 
628,374 

22,085 


(x) 


924 
31 


424,596 
U,735 


(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


(x) 


8,055 


1,522 
2,141 


"(iT 
U) 

(x) 


2,141 


30.403 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


23,036 
7,367 

1,250 
698 

1,295 
822 

2,550 

3,190 

2.544 


290 
141 

32 
36 
39 
26 
64 
140 


111 
75 

16 
19 
25 
15 

31 
75 


50,360 


49,407 
953 


1,389 


523 
28 


230 
11 


103 
30 


1,389 

578 

28,118 


28,118 


703 

1,101 

317 

6,916 


1,381 


6 
580 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


"TTT 
(x) 


1,743 


28,274 


9,601 
17,441 
1,232 


1,516 


582 

849 

85 

10,710 


361 
378 
47 

3,618 


162,507 

152,751 

9,756 

16,449 
4,946 


3,533 


690 

10,020 

9,595 

425 

220 
113 


125 
113 
12 

21 
10 


244 
3,374 
3,239 

135 

101 
44 


2,989 
544 


123 
36 


(x) 
(x) 


20.460 


(x) 

(x) 

2,676 
(x) 

67,437 


(x) 
(X) 


(x) 
(x) 


65,151 
2,286 


X) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


2,719 
66 


1,220 


1,177 
43 


1,315 


(x) 


8.312 


5,088 
3,224 

531 
737 
673 
713 
1,232 
2,584 

1,466 


^7IEr 


15,027 


1,466 


9.997 


9,510 
487 


3,302 
1,290 


838 
452 


26,535 


306 
421 
169 


Ti) 
(x) 


2.181 


2,181 


29,687 


11,828 

16,343 

1,516 

206,190 


12,510 

193,680 

183,818 

9,862 

3,130 
2,129 


3.471 


2,776 
695 


(x) 
(x) 


19,637 


(x) 

(x) 

4,461 
(«) 

53,318 


52,105 
1,213 


11,199 
3,828 

(x) 
(x) 

708 
(x) 

694 
2,456 

1,626 


1,626 


(x) 


2,382 


18,779 


18,779 


(x) 
(x) 


"TiT 


1.309 


1,309 


19,273 


10,192 
(x) 


177 
167 
10 

7 
4 


106,167 

101,472 

4,695 

2,501 
1,763 


2,519 


(x) 


"XiT 

(x) 

(x) 
1,884 


35j485 

(x) 


812 
15 


533,319 

9,617 


"TxT 


3,287 


(xT 
(x) 


(x) 


— ITDTT' 
(x) 

15,376 


11,837 
3,539 

(X) 
(x) 

587 
(x) 
1,856 

734 

918 


43.426 


1i) 
(x) 


5,843 


1,389 

578 

9,339 


9,339 


(x) 
(x) 


3,753 


"nrr 

(x) 


9,001 


"TTT 

7,249 
(x) 


56,340 
51,279 
5,061 

13,948 
3,183 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


"TiT 


(x) 


6.738 


31.952 
(x) 
(x) 


MISSISSIPPI 


23.05 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  '-Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaL^^  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL — TOTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPBS:   !9'18 


County  and  dty 


Escabtish- 
mcats 


(Kumhcr) 


SjJcs, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrj) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietofs,* 

November 

(Xumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

worlcweeJc  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 

(\umber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs)- 


LAvrence  County. 
LeaJie  Covinty.. .. 


Lee  Co'jnty 

Tupelo 

Remainder  of  County. 


Leflore  County 

Greenwood 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lincoln  County 

Broolihaven 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lowides  County 

Columbus 

Remainder  of  County. 


Hadlson  County 

Canton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Marlon  County 

Columbia 

Remainder  of  County. 


Harshall  County. 


Monroe  County 

Aberdeen 

wler  of  County. 


Montgomery  County. 
Neshoba  County ... . 

Newton  County 

Norubee  County. . . . 


Olttlbbeha  County 

Starkvllle 

Remainder  of  County. 


Panola  County. 


Pearl  River  County 

Plcayrme 

Remainder  of  County. 


Perry  County. 


Pike  County 

HcComb 

Remainder  of  County. 

Pontotoc  County 

Prentiss  County 

Quitman  County 

Rankin  County 

Scott  County 

Sharkey  County 


Slji^son  CoTinty 

Smith  County 

Stone  County 

Sunflower  County 

Tallahatchie  County. 
Tate  County 


Tippah  County 

Tishomingo  County. 

Tunica  County 

Union  County 

Walthall  County... 


Warren  County 

Vlckaburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Washington  County 

Greenville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Wayne  County 

Vehater  County. . . 
Wilkinson  County. 


Winston  County 

LotiisTille 

Remainder  of  County. 

Yalobusha  County 


Tazoo  County 

Yazoo  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


765 
1,778 


403 
374 


(x) 
(x) 

130,860 


(x) 
(X) 


(x) 
(x) 


"To" 

(x) 


23, 493 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


18,609 


"TJT 
(x) 


"TJT 

(x) 
12.755 


TIT 
(x) 


(x) 


ITT 

(x) 


(x) 


16,070 

~m — 


9,252 
3,503 


408 
190 


158 
83 


8,857 
2,846 


7,247 
1,103 


18,066 
996 


6.524 


563 
13 


250 
14 


10,060 
350 


(x) 


"TO 
(x) 


"TH" 
(x) 


"TO" 

(x) 


"TT" 

(x) 


11) 

(x) 


1JT 

(x) 


2,588 


"TiT 
(x) 


TTT 

(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


"TO" 

(x) 


(x) 


4,275 


3,206 

m — 


2,090 
4,147 


""5U 
3,234 

2,805 
4,882 
3,544 
5,276 

l,34.t 


216 

77 
115 
100 

92 


9 
136 

44 
65 
42 
70 


347 
3,966 

1,467 
2,347 
2,189 
1,906 

670 


(x) 
2,908 


"W" 
(x) 

2,142 
2,780 
1,431 
1,648 

J2U 


1,344 


3,232 


2,184 


2,245 
987 

400 

7,895 


130 
107 


6,738 
1,157 

5,&!9 
1,572 
6,345 
1,219 
1,396 
1,345 

4,027 
(x) 

547 

25,880 

3,435 

3,409 

1,741 
362 
2,703 
6,733 
1,906 

19,170 

1^ 

(X) 

96,621 
73,505 
18,116 

1,263 

654 

3,550 


342 
51 

120 
19 
77 

120 
67 
25 


154 
20 

48 
18 
48 
60 
57 
14 


2,709 
2,124 


8,279 


1,919 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


9 

367 

99 

45 

52 

1 
82 
163 
27 


(x) 


"nrr 

(x) 


"no" 

(x) 


1,688 
406 

36 
21 
139 


2,062 
1,371 


12,772 


11,516 
1,256 


274 
66 


(x) 


5 
168 
49 
30 

37 

1 

38 


(x) 


7,301 
978 

1,608 
362 
1,652 
3,084 
1,644 
535 

2,394 
(x) 

187 
6,265 
1,551 
1,134 

1,025 

25 

1,310 

3,359 

589 

17,303 


5,494 
(x) 
(x) 

1,113 
(x) 

1,013 
807 
721 


2,483 
(x) 

15,079 
1,884 
(x) 

740 
(x) 
(x) 

2,645 
(x) 


202 


"TTT 
(x) 

41,287 


8,508 
(x) 


32,392 
8,895 

706 

590 

2,811 

2.568 


,874 
694 


28,640 

23,551 

5,089 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

2.097 


133 
34 


4,966 

1,270 


"W 
(x) 

(x) 


3,934 
517 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


(x) 
(x) 

20,717 

"Crf^ 


1U,790 

~m — 

(x) 


i,005 
2,400 

3,067 


"W" 
(x) 


Ti) 
(x) 


591 


"TxT 
(x) 

(x) 

1,239 


TxT 
(x) 


663 
2,102 

2,113 
3,628 


(«) 
"Tit" 


3,242 
1,313 


"W" 
(x) 


2,401 
(x) 

4,536 
(x) 

5,332 
412 
675 

1,345 

1,544 
(x) 

547 
10,801 
1,551 
(x) 

1,001 
(x) 
(x) 

4,088 
(x) 


10,662 
(x) 
(x) 

67,981 
54,954 
13,027 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


"no 

(x) 
(x) 
8.321 


7,582 
739 


23.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(^umbtfr) 


Sales, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(ThouJdnd 
dollars) 


Active 

proprictoTB,* 
November 

{Humber) 


P^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humber) 


Payroll 

{Dollars) 


COAHCMA  COUNTT ,   total 

Herchant  vholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery ,  meats 

Beer ,   ale 

AutoiDOtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  vholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

FORREST  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  ale 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

HARRISON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^diolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  ale 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HINDS  COUNTY  (See  Jackson  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

JONES  COUNTY ,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LAUDEHDALE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer ,  ale 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

LEFLORE  COUtfTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  ale 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


50.360 


6,93i 


/, 

3,765 

Ul 

3 

693 

43 

4 

407 

21 

9 

2,069 

145 

1 

2,727 

81 

2 

U,l« 

29 

7 

26,545 

91 

28,118 


18,779 


9,833 

1,517 

499 

426 

990 

1,183 

4,331 

2,555 
3,081 
3,703 


19,273 


20,460 


13,722 


67,437 


35,485 


7,835 
1,609 

897 
2,255 

313 
1,987 

803 
4,588 
11,536 

3% 
3,261 

6,012 

17,944 


8,713 
9,231 


7,996 
130,860 


16,070 


4,857 
406 
471 
664 

9,672 

3,073 

4,480 

40,951 

66,286 


1,381 


1,115 


446 
150 
26 
19 
167 
139 
168 

57 
180 
29 

1,516 


1,181 


17 

6,650 

333 

9 

1,635 

U7 

4 

1,158 

93 

3 

2,417 

U7 

6 

740 

93 

3 

1,033 

78 

3 

679 

77 

3 

560 

51 

10 

4,351 

202 

12 

4,386 

155 

7 

4,615 

180 

9 

5,390 

253 

6 

2,239 

209 

3 

575 

90 

6 

2,856 

97 

3 

641 

38 

7 

2,021 

180 

1 

2,790 

64 

7 

3,948 

79 

2,785 


2,312 


323 
123 

55 
216 

35 
208 

67 

244 

825 

,  56 

160 

128 

113 


279 

10 
26 
104 
529 

250 

259 

81 

419 


1,220 


1,029 


161 
68 
30 
80 
24 
98 
31 
85 

370 
16 
66 


90 
743 


132 
16 
U 
29 

169 

78 
116 


9.997 


6,073 


69 

2,239 

18 

715 

11 

462 

55 

2,657 

31 

1,606 

16 

524 

41 

1,794 

1 

191 

8,264 

8 

82 

2,934 

4 

9 

377 

6 

U 

508 

2 

61 

3,434 

5 

49 

2,807 

10 

69 

3,208 

19 

1,070 

9 

67 

3,206 

4 

19 

727 

23,035 


6,640 
2,856 
1,928 
2,197 
1,703 
1,095 
1,883 
889 
3,844 

3,267 
3,385 


19,637 


16,915 


8 

Ul 

5,174 

6 

UO 

3,980 

1 

27 

1,576 

28 

2,055 

3 

20 

635 

7 

91 

3,495 

12 

30 

1,209 

3 

37 

1,513 

43,640 


6,158 
2,465 

969 
3,883 

675 
3,967 
1,261 
4,506 
15,792 
1,010 
2,954 

2,496 

2,130 


1,169 
961 


5,092 
39,423 


17,684 


5,404 

354 

500 

1,812 

9,6U 

5,436 
5,696 
1,571 
9,036 


MISSISSIPPI 


23.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsTABLlSHMENTSi  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AKD  PeRSONNBI^  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSlNESS:  1948 


County,  type  of  opOtitiOD,  and  kind  ot  buaine&s 


\a£BD«5TOK  COUNTY,   total 

Merchemt  ubolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  ale 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and   tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulic  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Afents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(><u!nber) 


Siles, 
entire  year 

{Thouiand 
dollars) 


96,621 


28,640 


6,326 

985 

1,934 

6U 

1,223 

31 

17,474 

6,492 

42,420 


12,099 
30,321 


19,069 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doUdri) 


2,094 


1,538 


446 
53 

37 
88 
63 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Numter) 


^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


160 
23 
18 
31 
27 
7 

372 

90 
26 


Payroll 

(Oolbrs) 


41,287 


30,205 


7,244 

1,121 

709 

2,139 

814 

217 

17,961 

4,792 

1,230 


920 
310 


MISSOURI 


CONTENTS 

Table  P^ge 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 24.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 2'4.05 

Kansas  City  Metropolitan  Area 2A  .05 

St .  Joseph  Metropolitan  Area 24 .06 

St .  Louis  Metropolitan  Area 24 .06 

Springfield  Metropolitan  Area 24 .08 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total:  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 24.09 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 24.12 

Buchanan  County  (See  St .  Joseph  Metropolitan  Area) 24 .06 

Cape  Girardeau  County 24 .  12 

Clay  County 24.12 

Dunklin  County 24.12 

Franklin  County a 

Greene  County  (See  Springfield  Metropolitan  Area) 24 .08 

Jackson  County 24 .  12 

Jasper  County 24.13 

Lafayette  County 24 .13 

Marion  County 24 .13 

Nodaway  County 24 .13 

Pettis  County 24 .13 

St.  Louis  County 24.13 

St.  Louis  city - 24.14 

24.01 


24.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estaly  Sales, 

lish-  entire 

ments  year 


Qiumhtr) 


(Tfunuand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Noveni' 
ber 

{Hum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  wOTkweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
{Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dolldti) 


Nov.  15 

{Dollars) 


Stocks  oo 
hand,  end 


of  ytar, 
at  cost 

(ThouMnd 
dollars) 


State ,   total 

Mrainistrative,  auxiliary  units 1948.,., 

Wholesale  establishments 1946. . . , 

1939 

1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  maVket 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Conf ec  tionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware, 

Plumbing,  heating  equlpqient,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment-. 

Fann-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Indnstrlal  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Profecsional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


7,906 


60 
7,846 


7,608 
6,649 


4,Ui 


3,974 
22 

139 


614 

359 


1,167 
1,052 


29 
167 
323 


132 
39 


89 
174 


238 
244 


152 
6 
57 


13 
13 

38 

106 
389 


iO'i 


35 
176 

84 
137 


803   91,394 


91,710 


5,367,909 


5,582,189 


83,301 
',420,888 


2,238,054 
3,306,536 


n.a. 
n.a. 


2,687,503 

8,920 

126,435 

2,315,104 


296,302 

987 

5,368 


11.0 
11.1 
4.6 


,315,199 
999,905 


260,742 
1,702,173 


320,011 


135,204 
37,822 


26,434 
31,440 


10,375 


10.3 
3.8 


38,194 
112,924 
168,893 


2,822,858 


2,053 
3,991 
4,331 


5.4 
3.5 
2.6 


283,066 


26,455 


9.3 


176,725 

7,609 

759 

33,387 

64,586 

218,001 


13,517 

819 

131 

4,042 

7,946 

21,640 


7.6 
10.8 
17.2 
12.1 
12.3 

.9.9 


87,744 
130,257 


104,532 


27,298 
77,234 


61,436 


10, 556 
11,084 


11,079 


12.0 
8.5 


,235 

6,844 


10.184 


16.6 


31,852 

9,718 
15,169 
4,697 

74,496 

207, 248 


4,099 
2,012 
2,965 
1,108 

4,087 

25,758 


12.9 
20.7 
19.5 
23.6 

5.5 


45,288 

143,521 

13,894 

4,545 

46,314 


7,151 

16,342 

2,055 

210 

8,167 


11.4 
14.8 


9,925 
36,3£9 


66,729 


3,963 

12,788 

4,736 

1,196 

U,046 

490,264 
91,755 

157,117 


2,012 
6,155 


8,923 


84;jl2 
72,805 

153,696 


S7,2i4 
66,462 


33,521 
38,884 
30,->79 

230.045 


14 


42,315 
34,963 
35,088 
66,001 
25,219 
23,115 

3,344 


586 
1,752 
1,806 

324 
4,455 

10,924 
19,566 

19,091 


20.3 
16.9 


13.4 


13.7 
38.1 
27.1 
10.1 

2.2 
21.3 


10,265 
8,826 


12.2 
12.1 


10, 284 


15,346 


15.0 
15.5 


1,835 
5,987 
7,524 

42.536 


5.5 
15.4 
24.8 

18.5 


7,402 
6,506 
3,280 
11,629 
7,461 
5,527 

731 


17.5 
18.6 
9.3 
17.6 
29.6 
23.9 

21.9  i 


15,912 
281, 276 


104,138 
144,167 


177,478 


5,198 
3,088 


2,834 


4,485 
84,318 


61,910 
n.a. 


173,810 

493 

3,175 

79, 879 


2,736 
12 
86 


53,842 
132 
744 

21,671 


64,814 
15,065 


7,781 
11,289 


1,110 
1,021 


18,434 
3,237 


2,757 
3,058 


1,070 
2,062 

1,717 


1 
68 
295 


2,834 


468 
923 
723 


54,718 


15.954 


5,304 


8,935 

434 

55 

2,303 

4,227 

12,195 


7 
82 
142 


6,197 
5,999 


243 
260 


2,928 
169 
28 
631 

1,548 

4,537 


1,969 
3,839 

6,243 


2,560 
1,977 


1,689 


2,732 

1,068 

1,793 

650 

2,448 

15,672 


681 
1,008 


2,017 


33 

13 
25 

61 

144 


3,910 

10,474 

1,136 

152 

4,779 


958 
347 
531 
181 


4,207 


1,162 
3,597 


5,968 


1,278 

2,577 

331 

21 

1,119 


289 
830 


TlO" 
1,093 
1,375 
152 
2,938 

4,909 
12,091 


6,121 
5,030 


9,414 
5,995 

8,816 


847 
3,946 
4,023 

24.325 


3.997 
3,547 
1,740 
7,033 
4,432 
3,107 

469 


1 
3 
10 
25 

79 
245 


11 
109 
45 
82 


102 
304 
468 
58 
824 

1,368 
3,935 

3.139 


1,630 
1,509 


"27379 
1,581 


2.369 


132 
1,182 
1,055 

7,031 


1,214 

857 

480 

1,983 

1,433 

930 

134 


4,701 
86,693 


64,817 
n.a. 


4,694 
87,016 


64,055 
n.a. 


308,944 
5,058,965 


n.a. 
n.a. 


3,139,183 


55,646 
116 
741 

21,666 


56,150 
109 
719 


3,070,911 
9,751 
58,521 

1,496,293 


18,362 
3,304 


2,652 
3,263 


2,609 


18,294 
3,284 


2,745 
3,298 


2,417 


1,231,226 
265,067 


146,837 
193,505 


499 
1,333 

777 


459 

1,037 

921 


20,743 
34,016 
28,388 


3,139,183 


5,338 


2,948 

165 

30 

683 

1,512 

4,605 


5.519 


2,943 

225 

28 

787 

1,536 

4.479 


287.092 


161,091 

8,576 

1,040 

37,147 

79,238 

225.086 


2,584 
2,021 


1.759 


2,406 
2,073 


116,088 
108,998 


751 
1,008 


2.103 


1,006 
373 
540 
184 

829 

4,152 


705 
1,039 


2.094 


33,780 
66,773 


108,998 


1,195 

2,603 

333 

21 

1,133 


992 
375 
534 
193 


4,139 


46,701 
17,889 
33,911 
10.497 

39,912 

289,907 


23? 
851 


1.785 


1,143 

2.618 

352 

26 

1.142 


276 
866 


69,982 

196,317 

20,727 

2,881 

76,260 


103 
309 
469 
51 
8V 

1,580 
3,9% 


1,902 

lift 
300 
505 
51 
938 

1,337 
4,003 


18,205 
58,055 

110,287 


1,665 
1,563 


3,320 
1,682 


21,608 
26,624 
2,908 
50,734 

82,041 
217,171 

198,197 
107,093 


3,010 
1,642 

2.708 


2,S8l 
1,666 

2.718 


135 
1,263 
1,310 

7,155 


137 
1,246 
1,335 

7.192 


1,225 

901 

492 

1,971 

1,477 

952 

137 


1,214 

86f- 

497 

2,097 

1,457 

941 

120 


165,593 
103,046 


15,297 
69,937 
59, 545 

431.996 


75.780 
58,358 
30,629 
126,836 
80,319 
52,412 

7,662 


323,857 
5,258,332 


n.a. 
n.a. 


3,307.744 


3,241,386 
7,934 
58,424 

1,502,017 


1,231,515 
270,502 


148,720 
203,398 


21,917 
44,217 
30,319 


3,307,744 


289,433 


161,766 

8,028 

1,095 

41,564 

76,980 

231,337 


121,469 
109,868 


105,391 
39^718 


117,135 


50,013 
19,838 
36,680 
10,604 

40,069 

289.139 


67,322 

199,093 

20,074 

2,650 

78,751 


17,946 
60,805 

109,876 


20,987 
26,689 
2,379 
51,733 

107,695 
226,297 


209.399 
110,930 
98,469 

280,190 
174,646 
105,544 

177,609 


15,397 
75,711 
86,  501 

444.851 


76,223 
63,138 
32,150 
127,247 
84,538 
53,714 

7,841 


5,709,of9 


321,441 
5,387,578 


n.a, 
n.a. 


3,380,806 


3,313,929 
8,945 
57,932 

1,545,863 


1,254,780 
281,083 


154,325 
208,365 


98,219 


20,267 
39,930 
38,022 


317,920 


175,765 

9,575 

1,091 

50,077 

81,412 

234,995 


120,369 
114,626 

106, 573 
35,738 
69,835 

117,471 


50,772 
20,020 
36,161 
10,518 

43,078 

296.372 


67,353 
204,616 
21,529 

2,874 

83.859 


18,675 
65,184 


119,117 
10,354 
21.462 
29.441 
2,440 
55,420 

39.311 
232,131 

219.435 


113; 359 
105,556 

286.606 
178,581 


173,742 


15,230 
78,454 
80,058 

449,476 


72,573 
61,932 
33,766 
135,131 
83,862 
55,521 

6,591 


2,882 
365,582 


156,135 
238, 174 


250,591 


255,382 

891 

4,318 

82,255 


82,255 


13,508 
1,520 


7,708 


1,539 
4,227 
1,942 


31,647 


24,309 

459 

49 

930 

5,900 

4,954 
27657 
2,267 

11,782 


1,326 
10,456 


3,515 
4,741 
1,380 
1,855 
538 

4,192 


35,871 

28,126 

1,825 

73 


6.541 
5,047 


6,442 
565 

1,653 
306 
274 

3,204 

16,536 

17,767 


17,047 
i'Vii 
8,292 

26.349 

"167279 

10,071 


5,275 
2,333 

30.652 

4,067 
6.030 
3,454 
8,421 
4,698 
3,534 

443 


MISSOURI 


24.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

E5TABLISHMEKTS,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Rolx,  Personnel,  and  Stxxks,  dy  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  openQon  and  kind  of  business 


Type  ^y  Itlnd  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Hetals,  icetal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferpous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autoooliles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fans  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Tana   products  (edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dmgs,  drug  sundries 

Iniustrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. . 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  products 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Service  establishment  equipment, supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers' sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  ho  ^e  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  cor.struction  materials 

Machinery,  equijanent,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Gl-ocerles,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
Ush- 
rocnts 


(>!umber) 


111 
122 


92 
87 
26 
i5 
93 
72 
27 
107 


17 
53 
12 

95 

1.052 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

[Thousand 
dolldrs) 


53,981 
10,858 

81.146 


55,950 
25,196 


3S9.490 


67,622 
29,621 
7,923 
54,525 
76,941 
21,131 
54,311 
67,416 


184,557 
22,473 


82,048 


37,216 
32,063 
12,769 


50, 349 
6,558 

12,867 


2,475 
10,392 


1,107 
1,449 


77,092 
164,063 


152,422 
11,641 


26,454 
34,418 


250.620 


30,596 
104,645 
76,113 
26,874 
12,392 

43.220 


32,497 
10,723 


357,924 


7,364 
350,560 


999,905 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


6,639 
1,365 


3,335 
3,857 


40, "93 


5,060 
5,382 
1,558 
2,906 
5,835 
3,860 
3,375 
12,817 

135.204 


36,222 
52,089 
16,757 
16,382 
22,066 
79,240 
26,067 
60,943 

111.659 


3,898 
80,976 
26,785 


146,813 


1,244 
36,358 


607 
4,485 


89. 861 


23,952 
65,909 


16,638 
3,648 


6,106 
3,778 
2,216 


4,646 
393 


330 
541 


337 

188 


13,512 


12,717 
795 


3,667 
5,247 


28.866 


9,113 
6,595 
9,743 
1,053 
2,362 

4,140 


3,348 
792 


2,122 
31,515 


37,822 


2,128 

5,491 

629 

766 

2,026 

1,134 

870 

4,876 

5.231 


820 
3,838 
573 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.3 
12.6 


6.0 
15.3 


10.5 


7.5 
18.2 
19.7 

5.3 

7.6 
18.3 

5.2 
19.0 

10.3 


9.0 
16.2 


16.4 
11.8 
17.4 


9.2 
6.0 


13.3 
5.2 


30.4 
13.0 


9.5 
8.2 


8.3 
6.8 


13.9 
15.2 


11.5 


29.8 
6.3 

12.8 
3.9 

19.1 

9.6 


10.3 
7.4 


28.8 
9.0 


3.8 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,372 
918 


1,613 
2,267 


23..539 


2,914 
3,257 
821 
1,469 
2,948 
2,131 
2,252 
7,727 

64.314 


Active       E*aid  employees,  workweek 
propric-  ended  nearest — 

tors,' 
NovetU' 
her 


(J^unx' 
bcr) 


106 
114 


7,535 
1,730 


5.238 


2,983 
1,164 
1,091 


3,068 
238 


204 
285 


228 
84 


3,380 
8,968 


8,509 
459 

2,166 
3,275 

17.172 


6,438 
3,464 
5,175 
569 
1,526 


1,957 

1,715 

242 


1,133 
8,148 


15,065 


5.9 
10.5 
3.8 
4.7 
9.2 
1.4 
3.3 
8.0 

4.7 


3,211 
1.147 


33 
1,114 


42 

204 


3.609 


1,043 
2,561 


21.0 
4.7 
2.1 


2.6 
3.1 


6.9 
4.5 


4.4 
3.9 


753 

2,035 

429 

391 

1,582 

585 

520 

1,940 

2.522 


655 

1,514 

353 


1,536 


14 
392 


March  15 
(J^umber) 


1,120 


884 
236 


628 
1,056 


8jl_4_5_ 


864 
949 
349 
407 

1,129 
563 
786 

3,098 

13.434 


,034 
548 


1.398 


828 
292 
278 


525 
76 


3,047 
148 


573 
884 


4,638 


1,586 

1,060 

1,382 

137 

473 

539 


470 
69 


355 
2,351 


212 
347 


201 
533 
70 
85 
324 
101 
103 
376 


140 

306 

67 

926 

3.058 


July  IS 
(Number) 


1,233 


942 
291 


1,735 


644 
1,091 


,512 


1,003 
996 
332 
379 

1,163 
560 
830 

3,249 

18.362 


2,214 
612 


807 
313 
287 


543 
67 


1,113 
2,681 


2,523 
153 


563 

911 


4,653 


Nov,  15 
(Number) 


987 
324 


639 
1,083 


8,960 


969 

977 

406 

377 

1,297 

587 

1,094 

3,253 

18,294 


2,383 
477 


812 
294 
279 


546 
63 


1,160 
2,451 


Pay  roU,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15        July  15 


(Dollars) 


48,939 
16,150 


25,825 
39,996 


427.355 


53,122 

53,437 
14,480 
27,093 
55,381 
37,500 
44,877 
141,465 

1,231,226 


58,601 
5P,834 
13,952 
26,257 
52,973 
36,284 
52,738 
160,083 

1.231,515 


123,609 
32,919 


61,323 
18,709 
19,699 


63,641 
5,131 


2,121 
4,142 


1,542 

1,103 

1,397 

138 

473 

558 


484 
74 


386 
2,443 


217 
540 
72 

83 
315 
103 
106 
390 


145 
325 
66 


3.263 


2,311 

140 


575 
901 


4.699 


1,585 

1,077 

1,413 

147 

477 

613 


536 

77 


2,318 


380 
2,438 


224 
513 
67 
85 
312 
100 
110 
339 


148 

321 

63 


366 

102 


47 
105 


4,525 
1,510 

64,017 

193,838 


184,939 
8,899 


40,483 
60,754 


329,429 


(Dollars) 


71,292 


51 , 998 
19,294 


28,438 
41,070 


459,772 


58,849 
59,779 
16,557 
27,698 
57,261 
41,745 
43,297 
156,053 

1,264,780 


136,736 
35,097 


54,970 
20,205 
20,902 


63,223 
53,630 
4,593 


2,315 
5,593 


5.697 


4,149 
1,548 


70,642 
161,393 


134,439 
62,463 
96, 378 
10,047 
26,102 

31.815 


27,935 
3,880 


163.561 


19,248 
149,313 


265,067 


14,816 

39,463 

7,068 

6,741 

28,412 

11,373 

9,526 

30,176 

43.542 


11,107 

26,204 

6,231 

73,950 

193.505 


26, 154 
7.258 


178 


1,094 


34 
1,060 


4,407 
6,239 


152,963 

8,430 


41,790 
67,103 


330.413 


128,259 
63, 582 
97,396 
9,953 
26,228 

34,491 


30,148 
4,343 


Now.  15 
(Dollars) 


56,716 
21,631 


29,033 
42,101 


461,239 


152,813 
29,878 


101.195 


59,269 
20, 591 
21.335 

67, 599 


63,022 
4,577 


2,641 
4,789 


5,753 


4,274 
1,479 


75,009 


154,089 
8,486 


43,931 
66,821 


326,950 


124,686 
65,416 
99,424 
10,532 
26,892 

38,908 


22,587 
158,343 


270,502 


14,008 
38,347 
7,238 
7,024 
28,572 
11,852 
9,548 
31,712 

45,551 


10,317 
23,878 
6,356 

76,650 

203.398 


7,556 


241 
7,315 


1,179 


1,145 


4,260 
6,343 


34,071 
4,837 

185,918 
22, 132 


281,083 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


15,329 

39,747 

3,259 

7,029 

29,471 

11,892 

9,970 

30,108 

48.409 


12,703 

29,212 

6,494 

80,869 

203.365 


27, 55S 
7,515 


430 
7,035 


1,287 


1,253 


10,722 
4,179 
6,543 


4,485 
3,173 
1,312 

2,242 


1,110 
1,132 

27,953 


3,695 

3,956 

619 

609v 

3,371 

4,133 

400 

10,670 

82,255 


79* 
5,240 


2,770 
1,203 
1,267 


7,015 
6,811 


112 
353 


93 
195 


7,930 
710 


1,677 
1,864 


18,219 


1,525 
9,799 
4,288 
593 
2,014 

4,654 


3,451 
1,203 


16,710 

I;  383 

15,327 


6 
21 


3 

18 


24.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Type  at  opention  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Agents,  brokers — Continued 

Furniture,   home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Horae  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heatlag 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equi^-^ent,  supplies... 
Other  machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Wool,  mohair 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

ADMINISTRATIVE,    AUXILIARY  UNITS 

State,   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

I'tanufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(NumM 


50 

WO 

9 


17 
93 
76 

31 

101 


176 
6 


23 

162 

15 

76 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,559 
3,332 


1,079,343 


273,161 
799,488 
6,694 

15,039 

45,828 


28,320 
17,508 


22,020 
10,914 


11,106 
20,097 


18,322 
1,775 


2,471 
27,781 
65,360 

23,183 
104,816 


49,613 
48,772 


249,093 


110,299 
2,794 

119,577 
3,204 
4,411 

21,305 


83,301 


M 
(x) 

(x) 


Operating  expenses* 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


489 
207 


7,474 


2.572 

4,703 

199 


2.726 


1,819 
907 


719 
824 


629 
105 


216 
2,069 
2,132 

771 
3,717 


,591 
39 


6.478 


601 
3,857 

270 
1,047 

302 

401 

1,267 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


8.8 
6.2 


0.9 
0.6 

3.0 


6.4 
5.2 


6.6 
7.4 


3.4 
5.9 


8.7 
7.4 
3.3 

3.3 
3.5 


5.3 
4.6 


6.8 
3.5 
9.7 
0.9 
9.4 
9.1 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TJim«awl 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


114 
50 


1,093 

1,933 

62 


545 
277 


169 
323 


141 
29 


101 
899 
711 

229 

1,580 

4,849 


1,196 


1,185 


3.075 


233 
2,023 
149 
369 
114 
187 

578 


2,481 

1,854 

11,521 

56 


40 

191 

6 


161 
3 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


246 
875 
32 


131 
48 


34 
215 
157 

46 
317 


621 
5 


1,237 


48 
890 

62 
150 

35 

52 


823 

514 

3,128 

20 


July  15 

(Number) 


270 

935 

19 


120 
51 


39 
235 
161 

53 

380 


643 
16 


1.689 


42 
1,308 
66 
155 
60 
58 

261 


4,701 


976 

540 

3,169 

16 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


263" 

944 

55 


140 
54 


40 
234 
155 


640 
5 


1.525 


169 
1,017 
60 

160 
32 
87 

247 


4,694 


1,041 

507 

3,130 

16 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


2^280 
965 


2,303 
54,944 


li.iii 

35,794 
697 


14,853 


9,703 
5,150 


2,567 
5,082 


3.575 


2,797 
778 


28,754 


1,868 
14,768 
12,118 

3,412 
24,275 


22,467 
167 


49,306 


2,151 
34,115 
2,651 
6,170 
1,732 
2,487 

11,207 


308,944 


46,381 
37,836 
223,617 

1,110 


July  15 
(DoOars) 


3,178 
2,208 


2,566 

60,106 


20,  to 
36,942 
2,303 


14,517 


9,175 
5,342 

6,145 
2,658 


2,675 
618 


30,429 


2,029 
15,959 
12,441 

3,860 
25,750 


23,948 


23,184 
764 


60.916 


2,004 
44,318 
2,901 
6,492 
2,095 
3,106 

11,589 


323,857 


48,389 

38,325 

236,154 

989 


Nov.  15 
(Dolbri) 


2,185 
921 


2,753 
61,852 


38,114 
2,977 


15,131 


9,579 
5,552 

9,198 
2;9S4 


548 


31,036 


2,138 
16,318 
12,580 

3,676 
26,203 


22,986 


22,822 
164 


64,483 


8,972 
39,881 
2,779 
6,848 
1,789 
4,214 

10,750 


321,441 


49, 509 

37,525 

233,355 

1,052 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


59 
"15 


97 
324 


127 


27 
195 


47 


""23 
2 


23 
226 
102 

16 
312 


1,399 
15 


5.455 
355 

4,158 
290 
136 
259 
257 

854 


(x) 
(x) 


brokerage  or  connDlsaion  received. 


MISSOURI 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


24.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


KjWSJIS  city  metropolitan  AHEA  . '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establiahoents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exo.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Hooie  furnishings,   floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Vrappijig  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  prcxiucts  (raw  materials) 

Autoootive  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

General  line ,  apjjaratus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipnent,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipnent 

Indiistrlal  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment ,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferroua  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autcmobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleijm  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lusher,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Humhcr) 


2,152 


25 
2,127 


1,202 
369 


237 
132 

100 
396 
60 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thoiuand  dolltfrf) 


Pay  roll,  entin:  year 
(Thousand  dolldrs) 


3,305,882 


53,015 
3,252,367 


1,155,809 
1,006,276 


581,427 
42i,849 

■49,068 
918,378 
123,336 


^lj,399^ 
24,752 
1,392 
11,619 
23,636 

85,299 


24,742 
60,557 

40,200 
11,116 
29,084 


24,307 

~U,e30 

7,546 

1,931 


25,670 
26,197 


4^794 
18,720 

23,779 


2,079 

6,754 

556 

14,390 

413,571 
31,034 


29,295 
23,480 

46,086 
24,008 
22,073 

35,860 


25,780 

10 


74.466 


14,185 
16,736 
17,998 
8,409 
8,197 
8,891 

13.798 


11,265 
2,533 

21.303 


17,170 
4,138 


156.546 


10,872 
7,525 
2,529 
21,423 
37,801 
57,471 
18,925 

581,427 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(>(umber) 


9,694 
98,559 


53,027 
32,885 


25,405 
7,480 

1,367 
5,195 


58,027 


1,759 

90 

843 

1,625 

4,361 


2,322 
2,039 

2,300 

867 

1,433 

2,722 

1,380 

1,140 

202 

1,049 
2,269 


561 
2,125 

1,870 


T2r 

567 

92 

983 

3,331 
3,791 


2,287 
1,855 

4,372 

'  ^,339 

1,983 


i;525 
1,605 


8,244 


1,504 
829 
2,162 
1,452 
1,187 
1,110 

1.044 


883 
161 


578 
450 


7.366 


652 

816 

289 

590 

1,210 

1,893 

1,916 

25,405 


111,393 

29,872 

12,452 

1,203 

69, 374 

5,151 

114,873 

237,109 


3,921 

2,629 

401 

138 

1,805 

495 

6,581 

9,435 


1,379 


848 
5 


3 
2 

101 

374 

51 


127 

J" 

4 
33 
25 
24 
32 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>(umbeT) 


3,175 
29,152 


17,869 
9,098 


7,393 
1,705 

432 

1,343 

410 


"552 

95 

330 

504 


1.407 
744 


"SB" 
339 


925 

~4W 

377 

58 


327 
815 


625 

"T37" 


532 

— sr 

173 

26 

268 

897 
1,201 


6U 
619 

,219 
SB8" 
551 


393 


343 
190 
625 
471 
380 
359 


176 
49 


188 
222 

2.723 


262 
264 
110 
128 
367 
980 
612 

7,393 


1,306 
668 
115 
40 
51V 
132 
1,748 
2,867 


Pay  roll 
(DolUrs) 


2,078,425 


199,217 
1,879,203 


1,089,960 
645,070 


505,662 
139,408 

27,456 
95,383 
21,339 


1,039,960 


90,469 


33, 553 

2,784 

21,131 

32,996 

81.583 
42)325 


40,613 
24,545 


54,912 

"S7,'SST 

24,215 

3,434 


20,166 
41,604 


47,311 


34,233 
5;904 

10,407 
1,474 

16,498 

56,978 
73,164 

30.472 
43,106 
37,366 

81,578 
45;636 


64,325 


150,137 
25;i34 
15,231 
38,748 
26,438 
22,577 
21,809 


K.738 
11,290 


20.295 
11,361 
8.934 


137.132 
15,371 
13,146 
5,575 
10, 188 
20,194 
36,077 
36,581 


86,303 
51,397 
6,091 
2,666 
36,233 
9,837 
124,422 
188,213 


24.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolian  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Xumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldr;) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  propric' 
tors."  November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humbcr) 


Payroll 
(OolUrs) 


KANSAS  CITY  METROPOLITAN  AHEA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Con tinued 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

J^ents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

ST.  JOSEPH  METROPOLITAN  AREA.'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  salea  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

ST.  LOUIS  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tenalnala 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4 
159 


1 
227 


124 

15 
16 
36 


3,525 


29 
3.496 


2,178 
544 


315 
229 

110 

600 

64 


37 
21 
59 
100 


103 
136 


424,849 


7,480 


36,983 

19,653 

5,140 

8,851 

64,580 

11,893 

41,939 

235,810 

918,373 


628 

1,281 

187 

806 

376 

242 

1,498 

2,462 

5,195 


76,493 
19,134 
1,095 


856 

254 

38 


3,802 
1,933 

378 

700,960 

13.271 


9,799 
14,644 

304 
76,565 


(x) 


(x) 
365,060 


107, 575 
4,387 
8,046 

212,219 
32,833 


107,575 


22, 154 
8,882 
3,549 

24, 591 
2,742 

12,039 
2,652 
2,265 
1,417 

27,284 

212.219 


211,996 
223 


(x) 


(x) 
3,990,: 


1,475,862 
1,372,488 


786,479 
586,009 


107,789 

958,852 

75,243 


127,918 


67,321 
4,065 
18,145 
38,387 

106.902 


48,774 
58,128 


1,985 
239 


179 
188 


11 
1,395 


1 
162 


(x) 


(l) 


(x) 


7,332 


6,373 
347 
300 
514 
298 


6,373 


(x) 


602 
884 
156 
496 
332 

1,205 
385 
354 
106 

1,853 


509 
5 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
162,761 


103,813 
48,254 


(x) 


40,351 
7,903 

3,728 

6,295 

671 


7,859 


3,917 

244 

1,197 

2,501 

6.301 


3,338 
2,963 


77 
546 
39 


100 
122 


184 
333 
38 
165 
54 
49 
310 
572 


213 
65 
15 


2 

547 

59 


3 

342 


(x) 


(x) 


2,281 
120 
98 
196 
105 


218 
316 

45 
160 
126 
364 
155 
119 

42 
736 


194 
2 


(x) 


(x) 
48,325 


32,540 
12,865 


11,215 
1,650 

1,035 

1,636 

249 


32,540 


2,625 


,193 

73 

364 

995 


2.219 

ttSt 


139,408 


13,266 
24,824 
3,366 
13,484 
7,816 
4,476 
23,402 
48,774 

95,383 


15,377 

4,555 

844 

870 


475 

395 

138 
38,555 

4,172 

7,104 
5,%S 


203 
23,565 


(x) 


(x) 
150,323 


122,991 
6,968 
5,680 
9,617 
5,067 


122,991 


15,301 

16,866 
2,928 

11,065 
6,016 

21,425 
8,256 
6,575 
1,578 

32,981 

9.617 


49 


(x) 


(x) 
3,120,283 


1,993,122 
927,887 


779,633 
148,254 

72,027 
1U,644 
12,603 


158.643 


ni3? 


~3V 
4,704 
24,320 
46,234 

123.517 

54,546 


MISSOURI 


24.07 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BV  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS!  1948 


Metropolian  aica,  type  of  operation,  and  tind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dotldrj) 


E*ay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolUrs) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Oollori) 


ST.  LOUIS  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — continued 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drujs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals ,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  gocxis 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllworlt 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equlpnent 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment, 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonf errous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merehant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Funiiture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipinent,  supplies. 

Ccenercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equljxnent,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


116 
i,7 


5 
10 

5 
2i 

95 
16* 


3r 

50 

y. 

3S 
19 
45 
9 
60 


46 

32 

5 

S 

19 
12 
13 


24 
44 
36 


7 
16 

9 

20 

16 

56 

105 


7,985 
37,799 


16,042 
5,192 
9,921 

45,805 


36,295 
138,168 


5,051 
17,626 


42,629 


6,442 

3,760 

439 

31,988 

154,943 
44,829 

87,478 


40,657 
46.821 


49,365 
37,656 


41,939 
17,054 


130.726 


32,280 
15,653 
12,939 
36,908 
16,153 
13,723 
3,070 

48, 577 


40,252 
8,325 


4S;i!!4 

24,670 
193,108 


39,808 
21,842 

4,487 
33,873 
19,406 
11,252 

5,8U 
56,626 

786,479 


92,670 
39,920 
3,148 
1,353 
94,199 
16,649 
29,860 

149,809 


19,457 
53,713 
76,639 


586,009 


6,305 
36,099 
11,242 
13,215 
U,174 
66,470 
438,504 


522 
1,976 


1,411 

595 

1,049 


3,049 
9,737 


2,083 


612 
1,471 


533 

1,099 

34 

2,367 

1,595 
6,360 


3,134 
3,062 


5,615 
3,446 


3,279 
2,099 

14.089 


2,707 
1,513 

638 
4,168 
2,849 
1,789 

425 

3,157 


2,400 
757 


1,291 
2,016 


14,708 


1,776 

2,386 
483 
946 
979 

1,071 
343 

6,724 

40,351 


4,178 
2,166 
213 
174 
7,142 
1,358 
2,773 

10.402 


3,852 
3,696 
2,854 

11,945 
7,903 


325 
334 
204 
776 
278 
1,485 
4,001 


613 


54r 

137 
269 


869 
2,271 


136 
377 

1.345 


129 

416 

15 

785 

454 
1,989 


830" 
982 


1,796 
918 


4.096 


796 
366 
181 
1,185 
939 
509 
120 

1,071 


796 
275 


954 


5,^383 


508 
683 
258 
265 
413 
306 
112 
2,838 

11,215 


1,291 
603 
42 
50 
1,926 
353 
743 

2,865 


987 

1,032 

346 


95 

196 


302 
802 


47.260 


9^980 
37,280 


54.658 
26^334 
10,311 
13,013 


246.076 
52  891 


10,090 
26,205 

83,837 


11, U5 

24,555 

560 

47,587 

31,582 
124,299 


57,449 
66,115 


1037845 
61,031 

98.067 


60,590 
37,477 


259.369 


47,552 
25,427 
12,715 
81,933 
55,085 
30,469 
6,183 

62.463 
44,2S6 
18,183 


22,751 
37,126 


292.580 


33,973 
45,649 

9,767 
17,647 
21,005 
20,223 

7,133 
137, 183 

779,633 


80,934 

42,705 

2,961 

3,087 

125,826 

29,153 

55,698 

197.312 


77,124 
68,615 


148,254 


6,306 
16,687 

3,663 
15,987 

5,494 
28,381 
71,736 


24.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABLISHMEI^TS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  ANX>  KlND  OP  BuSlNESS!  1948 


Metropolilan  ana,  type  of  opeiation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sates,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


ST.  LOUIS  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Agents,  brokers,    total 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 


Dry  goods,   apparel 

Clothljig,   furnishings,   footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 


Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials). 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


SPRINGFIELD  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 
Dry  goods,  apparel 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c.  ... 


9 

59 
60 

27 
128 


156 
13 
25 
13 
6 


3,997 
84,126 


20,150 
63,976 


3,125 
1,612 


7,593 
558,603 


18,521 
2,864 


6,i77 
7,036 


9,600 

i.iii 


857 
79,560 


2,071 
15,053 


22,884 
152,854 


72,530 
12,689 
9,897 
40,384 
18,918 


72,530 


12,394 
5,568 
6,107 
1,203 
3,730 
1,311 

3,598 
9,442 
4,098 
3,282 
11,537 
838 
9,422 

40,384 


39,826 
558 


517 
T8T 


186 

1,281 


132 
256 


1,265 


72 
630 
563 

218 
1,821 


4,737 

647 

395 

146 

94 


798 
378 
389 

93 
132 

68 

532 

475 
424 
337 
656 
99 
351 


134 
12 


109 


11 
55 
56 

23 

105 


38 

437 


""25" 
146 
123 

46 
422 


1,654 
218 
146 
82 
61 


1,654 


258 
156 
106 
30 
35 
25 

190 
160 
109 
U4 
235 
56 
150 


9,852 

"irm 


1,347 
388 


2,615 
24,638 


6,211 
1,816 


7^27 

"Tzir 


891 
"713 


22.564 


1J558 
10,969 
10,037 

3,473 
33,179 


83,170 
13,526 
7,948 
2,906 


33,170 


10,070 
6,882 
6,944 
1,511 
1,621 
964 

9,759 
7,887 
6,632 
8,276 
13,116 
1,973 
7,535 

2,906 


2,642 
264 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

i  Consists  of  Johnson  and  Wyandotte  Counties,  Kans.,  and  Clay  and  Jackson  Counties,  Mo. 

^  Coextensive  with  Buchanan  County. 

'  ConsIatB  of  St.  Louis  city,  St.  Charles  and  St.  Louis  Counties.  Mo.,  and  Madison  and  St.  Clair  Counties,  111. 

*  Coextensive  with  Greene  County. 


MISSOURI 


24.09 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  ' 

ESTABUSHMBNTB,  SaLBS.  PaY  RolL,  AND  PsRSONNBI. — ToTAL;  EsTAfiUSBMSNTS  AND  SaLBS MbKCHANT  WhOI.K»AI.BRS  AND  OtHBR  Opb&ATINO  TyPBK   19^8 


Total 

Merchant  wholeaalera 

Other  operating  types 

County  ind  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Nttmbcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TllOUMTul 

dolUrs) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(TIlOUJIlIKi 

dollors) 

Active 

proprietors.* 

November 

I^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolbrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Xumber) 

Pay  roll 
(OalUrs) 

CDiousiitui 
dolUrs) 

Statu,  total 

7,906 

7,504,189 

297,183 

5,341 

91,710 

5,709,019 

... 

Adainlstratlve,  auxiliary  units 

60 
7,846 

25 

83,301 
7,420,888 

5,823 

15,912 
281,276 

284 

5,341 
20 

4,694 
87,016 

136 

321,441 
5,387,578 

5,392 

4,135 
12 

2,822,858 
3,9U 

3,711 
13 

4,598,030 
1,912 

Klrtovllle ••• 

22 

3 

10 
35 

37 

5,395 
428 

1,008 
12,191 

9,040 

259 

25 

10 
200 

287 

li 
2 

8 
28 

37 

U8 
13 

6 
33 

125 

.J,3l6 
576 

a6 
3,880 

5,342 

12 

3 
15 

3;911 

129 

1,537 

Id 
3 

10 
32 

22 

i,i4i 

428 

1,003 

12,062 

Audrain  County 

7,503 

il 
16 

30 

24 

33 

9 

5 

41 

6,^53 
2,087 

4,801 

4,314 

5,231 

743 

796 

13,264 

235 
52 

130 

135 

138 

12 

12 

786 

26 
17 

33 
21 
29 
12 
10 

27 

^  -               «6 
29 

79 
66 
62 
9 
16 

300 

4,3« 
943 

2,530 

2,596 

2,544 

331 

309 

14,639 

8 

7 

13 
3 

5 
1 
2 

21 

939 
598 

2,548 
331 
419 

(x) 

(x) 

9,417 

L3 
9 

17 

21 

28 

8 

3 

20 

6,(al 

1,439 

2,253 

3,483 

4,a2 

(x) 

3,347 

36 
5 

228 

8,637 
4,627 

(x) 

594 
192 

(x) 

26 
1 

M 

253 
47 

(x) 

li;27S 
3,361 

(x) 

19 
2 

(x) 

(x) 

17 
3 

(x) 

(x) 

BuchABan  Couitt   

Wholesale  eatabllstments,  total 

1 
227 
151 
76 

40 

(x) 

365,060 
122,613 
242,447 

10,236 

(x) 
7,332 
6,313 
1,019 

414 

(x) 

187 

101 

86 

44 

(x) 
2,800 
2,443 
357 

249 

(x) 

150,323 
130,201 
20,122 

7,627 

124 
109 
15 

24 

107,575 
88,982 
18,593 

5,871 

103 
42 
61 

16 

257,485 
33,631 

223,354 

Butler  County 

4,365 

Poplar  Bluff 

3o 

10 

19 
22 

8;5i7 

1,719 
1,537 
3,344 

372 
42 

45 

163 

30 
U 

17 

17 

227 
22 

21 

75 

6,667 
960 

907 

2,640 

21 
3 

1 

9 

5,644 
227 

(x) 

1,577 

9 
7 

18 

13 

2,873 

1,492 

(l) 

1,767 

15 
7 

1 

72 

2,3S9 
955 

(x) 

(x) 

132 
31 

(x) 

(x) 

12 
5 

(x) 

(x) 

6i 

9 
(x) 
(x) 

2,270 
370 

(x) 

Cx) 

9 

i;S77 

6 

7 

1 

8I2 

955 

(x) 

Cape  Girardeau  County 

Mminifftratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  estahlishments,  total 

2 
70 
53 
12 

28 
1 

30 
6 

18 

8 

10 

75 

(x) 

18,001 

17,095 

906 

4,768 
(x) 
3,299 
1,686 

4,035 
1,153 
1,718 

115,221 

(x) 
1,103 
1,073 
30 

88 
M 

43 
37 

109 
24 
24 

4,307 

(x) 

56 
42 

14 

24 
(x) 

32 

5 

16 
9 
9 

29 

(x) 

337 
373 

14 

47 
(x) 

32 
20 

63 
12 

15 

1,280 

(x) 

19,330 

18,783 

547 

1,801 
(x) 

727 
817 

2,540 
441 
660 

81,239 

'47 

41 

6 

2 

6 
2 

2 
2 

1 

39 

12,428 

12,105 

323 

Cx) 

238 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

67,696 

*23 

17 
6 

26 

1 
24 
4 

16 
6 
9 

36 

5,573 
4,990 

583 

(x) 

(x) 

3,061 

(x) 

\l\ 

M 

47,525 

11 
64 

20 

44 

J.,AJ6 

U4,015 
2,796 
11,105 

57 
4,250 

79 

670 

13 

16 
17 
22 

21 
1,259 

44 

230 

9?7 
80,252 

1,535 

13,437 

6 
33 

4 

23 

349 
67,347 

244 

7,254 

5 

31 

16 
21 

857 

46,668 

2,552 

Cole  County 

3,351 

3i 

6 

19 

101302 
803 

2,752 

6i3 
27 

84 

19 
3 

13 

215 
15 

27 

12,941 
496 

1,424 

22 

1 

3 

X 
M 

787 

16 

5 

16 

(x) 

(x) 

1,965 

12 
7 

13 
8 
2 

15 

23 
9 
9 

64 

2;405 
347 

1,761 
683 
(x) 
3,048 

1,437 
1,875 
2,106 

17,4«3 

77 
7 

71 
20 
(x) 

72 

31 
41 
56 

830 

3 

5 

13 
7 
(x) 

15 

21 
13 
10 

49 

25 

2 

41 
15 
(x) 

40 

17 
28 
34 

423 

1,269 
155 

1,393 
452 
(x) 
1,459 

744 

348 

1,005 

20,458 

2 

1 

6 

1 
1 

2 
3 
5 

20 

(X) 

(x) 

952 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
1,069 
1,170 

7,822 

10 
6 

7 

7 

1 

15 

21 
6 
4 

44 

\l\ 

309 

(x) 

(X) 

3,048 

(x) 

Dent  County, • 

806 

936 

Dunklin  County 

9,661 

a 

43 
50 

6,375 

11, m 

7,804 

248 

582 

433 

U 
38 

38 

127 
296 

182 

5,585 
14,873 

7,862 

8 
12 

23 

2,607 
5,215 

4,027 

u 

31 
22 

3,765 

'''"^lT>1i»r  of  rfTiTrty, .  1 1 J 1 1          i 

5,896 

Franklin  County 

2,877 

15 
35 

15 

20 

213 

3,335 
3,969 

1,382 
5,799 

154,413 

30i 
131 

38 
41 

6,019 

10 
28 

13 
18 

188 

68 

21 
22 

2,161 

5,242 
2,620 

813 
779 

109,341 

12 
16 

4 
3 

156 

3,245 
1,682 

404 
747 

72,530 

3 
19 

11 

17 

57 

590 

2,287 

978 

5,052 

C-reene  County .,.,.,.,, 

a,888 

Springfield 

192 
21 

139X78 
14,940 

5,822 
197 

165 
23 

2;062 
99 

105,663 
3,678 

149 

7 

72;oU 
516 

43 
U 

67,i&4 

U,424 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 

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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

EsTABLisHMBC^rrs,  Sales.  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operatmg  types 

County  and  city 

Escablish- 
mcnts 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thouiand 
dollarj) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
meats 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 
eoiirc  yen 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Xumber) 

Pay  roll 
(Oolbrs) 

(Thousand 
dollar.) 

17 

2,319 

70 

14 

36 

1,481 

8 

1,204 

9 

1.115 

12 

5 

26 
46 

1,840 
479 

4,059 

9,279 

64 
6 

104 

324 

11 
3 

22 

35 

% 

52 

U5 

1,298 

183 

2,0U 
6,601 

7 

1 

6 
U 

(x) 
(x) 

1,514 

3,289 

5 
4 

20 

32 

\r\ 

2,545 

Henry  County 

5,990 

Clinton •. 

25 
21 

2 
22 

14 
34 
10 

1,894 

3,965 
5,314 

(x) 

3,714 

2,975 

9,412 

646 

2,968,208 

202 
122 

(x) 

60 

77 

285 

8 

95,820 

16 
19 

(x) 

17 
11 
23 

11 

1,204 

84 
61 

(x) 

33 
32 

175 
6 

28,423 

4,025 
2,576 

(x) 

1,325 

1,528 

5,827 

177 

1,342,503 

10 
4 

"3 

4 
20 
4 

2,163 
1,106 

184 

529 

5,917 

99 

15 

17 

2 
19 
10 
14 

6 

i;7te 

4,208 

(x) 

3,530 

2,444 

3,495 

547 

Jackson  Count;  

... 

AdminiBtrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

25 

1,869 
24 

1,807 
38 

197 

53,015 

2,915,193 

5,945 

2,897,110 

12,138 

(x) 

9,694 

86,126 

306 

85,297 

523 

(x) 

1,204 
24 

1,143 
37 

(x) 

3,175 
25,248 

107 
24,953 

188 

tx) 

199,  a? 

1,643,286 

5,539 

1,626,839 

10,908 

(x) 

1,659 
16 

1,028 
15 

939,945 
3,849 

982,846 
3,250 

310 

3 

779 

23 

1,925,248 
2,096 

Kansas  City 

1,914,264 

8,888 

Jasper  Count  

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  estahlishisents,  total 

1 

1% 

21 

150 

11 

14 

36 

(x) 

121,326 

21,319 

93,347 

1,655 

5,005 

9,248 

Cx) 

4,795 
249 

4,219 
102 
225 

375 

(x) 

140 
26 
38 
14 
12 

35 

(x) 

1,698 

117 

1,448 

60 

73 

209 

(x) 

90,457 
5,375 

79,901 
2,202 
2,979 

9,061 

124 
7 

104 
9 
4 

19 

59,464 
9,a9 

47,409 
(x) 
Cx) 

4,025 

72 
14 
4« 
2 
10 

17 

61,862 
12,100 

Joplln  (part)^ 

45,938 
(x) 

(x) 

Jefferson  County 

5,223 

10 

5 

21 

42 

1,871 
1,422 
5,955 

7.500 

66 
91 
218 

2a 

10 
3 
22 

41 

36 
32 
141 

140 

i;341 
1,862 
5,858 

4.284 

6 
3 
10 

19 

(x) 
(x) 
1,445 

4.135 

4 

2 

11 

23 

x) 
(x) 

4,510 

Johnson  County 

3.365 

21 
21 

9 

24 

3,458 
4,042 

937 

5.871 

U8 
83 

16 

197 

24 
17 

8 

18 

66 
74 

U 

97 

2,657 
1,627 

504 

4,3a 

13 
6 

2 

16 

2,705 
1,430 

(x) 

4.731 

8 
15 

7 

8 

753 

2,612 

(x) 

l.iM 

24 

53 

5,871 
11.4*7 

197 
365 

18 
49 

97 
190 

4,3a 
5.966 

16 
24 

4,731 
2.738 

8 
29 

1,140 

... 

8.679 

Lexington 

10 
43 

19 
13 
16 

36 

1,403 
10,064 

1,969 
8,197 
2,374 

(x) 

74 
291 

63 

211 

52 

(x) 

8 
41 

15 
7 
16 

(x) 

40 
150 

31 
93 
32 

(x) 

1,105 
4,861 

1,162 
4,133 
1,153 

(x) 

6 
18 

5 
3 
3 

1,070 
1,718 

665 

2,542 

555 

4 
25 

14 
10 
13 

333 
3,346 

1,304 

Levis  County 

5,655 
1,819 

Linn  Count  

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  estahlishments,  total 

Brooltfield 

1 
35 
15 
20 

23 

(x) 
3,905 
1,802 
2,103 

5,046 

(x) 

126 
63 
63 

247 

(x) 

27 
12 
15 

15 

(x) 

83 
36 
47 

102 

(x) 
2,523 
1,343 
1,165 

5.864 

"e, 

5 

1 

10 

912 

2.767 

29 
10 
19 

13 

2,993 
(x) 

(x) 

2,279 

70. 
2 

U 
33 

8 
1 

54 

2,366 
6,746 
1,120 
(x) 

15,224 

Ixi 

66 
225 
25 
(x) 

905 

Ixi 

10 
22 
10 
(x) 

37 

[x 

39 
97 

13 
(x) 

371 

(x) 
(x) 

1,284 
3,971 
478 
(x) 

17,548  ' 

9 

1 

4 
10 
3 

32 

(x) 
(x) 

929 

3,102 

202 

8,049 

12 

1 

7 
23 

5 
1 

22 

ixi 
1,437 

Remainder  of  County 

3,644 

918 

(x) 

Marlon  County 

7,175 

}Iannibal 

42 
12 

12 

13 

33 

9,296 
5,928 

4,439 
2,087 

(x) 

791 
114 

37 
86 

(x) 

30 
7 

15 

17 

(x) 

314 
57 

30 
43 

(x) 

15,519 
2,029 

576 
1,610 

(x) 

28 

4 

5 
6 

7,562 

487 

1,017 
1,349 

14 
8 

7 
7 

1,734 

Remainder  of  County 

5,441 

3,422 

Miller  County 

738 

Miaaisslppi   Count,/ 

... 

Axiministrative,  auxiliary  units, 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

1 
32 
16 
16 

14 
13 
25 
9 
22 

34 

(x) 

13,887 
7,632 
6,255 

1,367 
2,521 
4,456 
2,205 
8,431 

7,033 

(x) 

418 
274 
144 

26 
53 

101 
76 

215 

229 

(x) 

23 

11 
12 

11 
10 
28 
5 
11 

39 

(x) 

231 
126 
105 

17 
28 

63 
30 
119 

113 

(x) 

10,352 
5,995 
4,357 

403 
983 

1,817 
1,254 
4,948 

4,356 

5 

1 

... 

3 

9 
1 
3 

19 

1,392 
Sxl 

501 
1,152 
(x) 

650 

4,749 

26 
U 

15 

14 
10 
16 
8 
19 

15 

12,495 

(x) 

(x) 

1,367 

Monroe  County 

2,020 
3,304 

(x) 

New  Madrid  County 

Newton  County 

7,781 
2,284 

'27 
7 

53 

6,453 
580 

9,642 

202 
27 

242 

'27 
12 

49 

'97 
16 

121 

3,822 
534 

4,802 

'is 

4 

u 

4,544 
205 

2,194 

'12 
3 

39 

... 

1,909 

375 

7.448 

Maryville 

33 
20 

4,914 
4,728 

193 
49 

29 

20 

b6 
33 

3,750 
1,052 

u 

3 

1,868 
326 

22 

17 

3,046 

Remainler  of  County •• 

4,402 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


MISSOURI 

Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '  Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS.  PaY  RoU,  AND  PeKSONNEL— ToTAL,  ESTAW-ISHMENTS  AND  SaLES— MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TirES:   l7^8 


24.11 


•  Proprietors  of  untncorporated  businesses. 
X   Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estln»tes. 
^  Located  in  Jasper  and  Nevton  Counties, 


_=__=_ — __=_=_=—— 

Total                                                                             1 

Merchant  wholesalers 

(Dther  operating  types 

County  and  dt7 

Estiblish- 
ments 

(Numier) 

Sales. 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUrj) 

Paj-  roll, 
cotirc  year 

{Thotisand 
dolbrs) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
meots 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tiiotuoml 
iotUrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tbousand 
dollurs) 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Ooil<lri) 

9 
13 

1 

28 

1,596 
1,011 
(x) 

7,862 

29 

25 
(x) 

439 

11 
10 
(x) 

19 

18 
15 
(x) 

177 

539 

487 
(x) 

9,602 

4 

1 

9 

1,070 
(x) 

2,976 

5 

12 

1 

19 

526 

(x) 

(x) 

4,886 

15 
13 

11 

51 

5,761 
2,101 

1,036 

15.812 

371 
68 

35 

1,U7 

11 
8 

10 

40 

147 
30 

15 

453 

8,136 
1,466 

690 

21,275 

7 
2 

3 

29 

(x) 
x) 

335 

7,724 

8 
11 

8 

22 

(X 

(x) 

701 

8,088 

Sedalia 

45 
6 

28 

15,166 
646 

5,771 

1,138 
9 

237 

36 
4 

18 

449 

4 

120 

21,134 
Ul 

4,824 

28 

1 

10 

(x) 
(x) 

2,595 

17 

5 

18 

!^! 

(x) 

,  3,"6 

20 
8 

16 
25 
16 
12 
U 
7 

29 

4,101 
1,670 

2,497 
5,239 
3,134 
1,119 
2,846 
706 

5,195 

187 
50 

72 

77 
97 
27 
25 
11 

323 

8 
10 

ZA 
22 
12 
10 
11 
7 

20 

95 

25 

22 

64 
46 
18 
33 
10 

116 

3,607 
1,217 

800 
2,025 
1,966 
667 
547 
330 

5,919 

9 

1 

2 
1 
3 
2 

4 

1 

17 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

1,069 
(x) 

277 
(x) 

,  2,995 

11 

7 

14 
24 
13 
10 
7 
6 

12 

(x) 

S''^ 

M 

2,065 

(x) 

2,569 

(x) 

Randolph  County 

2,200 

27 
2 

19 
3 
9 

36 

(x) 
(x) 

3,799 

541 

1,947 

7,779 

(x) 
(x) 

107 
10 
35 

349 

ix 

19 
3 
7 

27 

(x 

62 

11 
21 

150 

2,235 
223 
714 

7,166 

17 

5 
4 
U 

(x) 

861 

aii 

2,622 

10 
2 

M 
3 
5 

22 

(X) 

(x) 

2,933 

541 

1,136 

St.  Charles  County 

5,157 

a 

15 

n 

34 

4,429 
3,350 

1,268 

12,999 

242 

107 

20 
590 

17 
10 

12 

28 

105 
45 

19 

202 

4,990 

2,176 

499 
10,610 

10 
4 

2 

21 

2,314 
308 

(x) 

11,118 

11 

9 

13 

3,042 

St.  Clair  County 

St.  Francois  County .• 

(x) 
1.881 

'l3 
21 

206 

2,837 
10,162 

(x) 

126 
464 

(x) 

'ii 

15 

(x) 

'47 
155 

(x) 

2,251 

8,359 

(x) 

"7 
14 

1,502 
9,616 

7 

... 

Flat  River 

1,335 

546 

St.  Louis  County 

... 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

2 
204 

6 
20 

3 
12 
16 

4 
16 
23 

5 
99 

2,831 

(x) 

191,378 

2,541 

18,772 

473 

2,997 

3,868 

2,168 

3,393 

11,984 

1,996 

143,186 

3,103,784 

(x) 

4,731 

220 

326 

37 

160 

284 

195 

172 

605 

126 

2,604 

154,758 

(x) 

Ul 
3 

7 

"4 
16 
3 
9 
12 
1 
56 

1,534 

(x) 
1,547 
71 
77 
19 
38 
86 
60 
43 

236 
28 

889 

45,139 

(x) 

95,417 
4,730 
5,158 
1,174 
3,124 
6,103 
2,936 
2,732 

12,035 
2,292 

55,073 

2,969,124 

137 
4 
7 
2 
6 

15 
3 

10 

15 
3 

72 

45,030 
(x) 

1,325 
(x) 

1,081 
(x) 
(x) 
1,049 
10,060 
(x) 
23,544 

*67 

2 
13 
1 
6 
1 
1 
6 
8 
2 
27 

... 

146,348 
(X) 

17,447 

Ferguson 

(x) 
1,916 

Maplewood 

(x) 

(x) 

2,344 

1,924 

(x) 

RenalBder  of  County 

St.  Louis  city  (Not  part  of  St.  Louis 
County ) .  total 

U9,642 

Adffllnietratlve,   auxiliary  unite 

27 
2,804 

7 

43 

"Totodi 

3,073,781 

891 

9,724 

5,385 
U9,373 

26 

318 

1,534 

8 

45 

1,305 
43,834 

12 

175 

losloa 

2,861,103 

469 

5,534 

1,718 

1 

12 

1,291,335 
(x) 
1,670 

1,086 

6 

31 

1,782,446 

(x) 

8,054 

24 

19 

5 
15 

35 

7,415 
2,309 

487 
2,742 

12,661 

236 
82 

13 
44 

807 

24 
21 

6 
U 

34 

112 
63 

9 
39 

290 

3,296 
2,238 

299 

1,676 

U,903 

8 

4 

"5 

19 

1,570 
100 

194 
9,4U 

16 

15 

5 
10 

16 

5,845 

2,209 

487 

Scotland  County 

2,548 
3,2*7 

Slieffton ...a 

27 
8 

6 

17 
22 
4 
10 
10 
15 

41 

10,713 
1,948 

401 

6,929 

4,882 

393 

672 

935 

3,943 

7,695 

687 
120 

15 
296 
194 

31 
7 

33 
130 

199 

30 

4 

3 

12 
21 
2 
12 
10 
12 

39 

246 
44 

10 
138 
90 
18 
7 
16 
77 

105 

U,823 
2,080 

323 
5,690 
4,273 

596 

188 

631 

2,406 

3,733 

17 
2 

2 
4 
7 

5 

4 

15 

X 
(x) 

(x) 
1,307 
2,616 

255 
1,461 

2.298 

10 
6 

4 
13 
15 

4 
10 

5 
U 

26 

(x) 

(x) 

(X, 

5,622 

Stoddard  County 

Stone  County 

Sullivan  County 

2,266 

393 
672 
680 

Texas  County 

Verrxsn  County 

2,482 

Nevada 

32 
9 

10 

11 
7 
9 
12 
22 

6,318 
1,377 

934 

1,632 
1,433 

796 
1,783 
5,203 

175 
24 

24 

39 

54 

20 

46 

109 

29 
10 

7 

13 

5 

9 

13 

22 

87 
18 

9 

39 

19 

9 

24 

64 

3,272 
461 

463 

764 

773 

369 

1,007 

2,165 

14 

1 

1 

5 
4 
2 
1 
4 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

129 
1,193 

[xi 
2,120 

18 
8 

9 

6 

3 
7 
11 
18 

M 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
(x) 

1,503 

240 

5^' 

(x) 
3,083 

Worth  County 

Wright  County 

24.12 


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Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  KiNb  op  Bubinbss:  1948 


County,  type  of  operaDon,  and  kind  of  business 


Hstablishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

Qii^mber) 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
WumM 


Ply  roll 

(OolUri) 


BUCHANAN  COUNTY  (See  St.  Joseph  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
CAPE  GIRARDEAU  COUNTY,  total 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


CLAY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits,. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


DUNXLIN  COUNTY, 
Merchant  wholesalers , 


total . 
total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


FRANKLIN  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  etatlona,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


GREEN  COUNTY  (See  Springfield  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
JACKSON  COUNTY,  total 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc,  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agen:ts,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 


72 


25 
1,869 


1,059 


35 
190 


46 
241 


207 
124 


48 
389 


(X) 


(X) 


(x) 


(X) 


(x) 


18,001 


12,428 


(x) 


2,383 

1,246 
4,013 
1,048 
382 
564 
2,792 

5,033 
540 

115,221 


67,696 


3,479 
12,089 

5,155 
46,973 

2,203 
45,322 

17,483 


7,822 


4,182 

559 

3,081 

3,571 
4,845 
1,245 


4,927 


1,009 
878 
490 
L25 

2,425 

2,270 

607 


2,968,208 


53,015 
2,915,193 


989,945 


57,769 
74,825 
33,587 
18,844 
26,197 
15,016 

344,040 
29,243 
45,637 
44,029 
27,770 
58,272 
8,643 
10,865 

195,208 

868,276 


458,243 
410,033 

30,174 
914,252 


73,418 

19,134 

1,095 

5,735 

378 

700,960 

24,443 

304 

88,785 

112,546 


12,128 

95,308 

5,110 


1,103 


(x) 


(x) 


124 
71 

236 

130 
26 
35 

134 


4,307 


2,278 


U7 

480 

324 

1,327 

53 
1,976 


169 
24 
184 

142 

269 

42 


20 

71 

43 

7 

120 

139 
33 


95,820 


9,694 
86,126 


52,183 


4,129 
3,634 
1,931 
837 
2,269 
1,467 
2,679 
3,589 
3)668 
4,234 
2,459 
7,408 
720 
742 
12,417 

27,460 


20,298 
7,162 

834 
5,110 


254 

38 

42 

8 

1,985 

367 

11 

1,597 

539 


98 
402 
39 


56 

116 

14 

7 

29 

15 

61 

53 

25 

36 

22 

116 

2 


45 
367 


8 
17 

3 
77 
49 

1 
177 


39 
110 

83 
427 

13 
608 


85 
14 
83 

72 
142 
27 


28,423 


3,175 
25,248 


16,071 


1,408 

1,096 

478 

257 

815 

442 

679 

1,L25 

1,076 

1,174 

735 

2,159 

142 

322 

4,163 

7,408 


5,782 
1,626 


1,321 

— zcr 


65 
15 
15 
2 
547 
82 
3 
391 


37 

146 

16 


(X) 


(x) 


13,541 


1,720 
1,275 
4,137 
2,310 
695 
459 
2,945 

4,590 
1,199 

81,239 


41,412 


2,953 

8,760 

4,904 

24,795 

1,011 
38,816 

20,458 


7,576 


3,438 

652 

3,486 

3,066 

9,030 

786 

7,862 


4,913 


456 

1,173 

775 

139 

2,370 

2,271 
678 


199,217 
1,643,286 


986,578 


88,492 
66,903 
33,027 
16,479 
41,804 
28,690 
45,082 
69,264 
70,856 
78,891 
54,385 

U5,793 
9,834 
14,485 

232,593 

535,647 


403,149 
U2,498 

16,617 
93,765 


14,478 

4,555 

SU 

870 

138 

38,555 

7,104 

203 

27,018 

10,679 

1,930 

7,838 

911 


See  footnotes  Qt  end  of  table. 


MISSOURI 


24.13 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Typb  of  Opbratiok  and  Kii>nD  op  Business:  1948 


Q^unty,  type  of  operation,  and  Lind  of  bu&iness 


JASPER  COUNTY,  total 

Adffllnistratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establ ishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABL ISHMEOTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery^  meats , 

F^rm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcntotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Liudier,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equiptoent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total , 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

LAFAYETTE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

F&rm  products  (edible) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MARION  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcnotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Itechlnery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types 

NODAWAY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total, 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  tennlnala 

Other  operating  types 

PETTIS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  ccnfectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

AutOEDtlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

ftenuf acturers '  sales  branches,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) , 

ST.  LOUIS  COUNTY,  total , 

Adal ni s trat  1  ve ,  auxiliary  xmits 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  cc«ifectlonery,  n^ats , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machlner:,',  equlpoient,  supplies , 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establiahmenu 

{Humber) 


197 


1 
196 


2 
20^ 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 

121,326 


59,4M 


11,253 
3,968 
5,766 
2,858 
2,798 
4,442 

10,238 
3,460 
1,004 

13,677 

15,464 
6,670 

33,307 


25,642 
7,665 


6,421 


229 
6,192 


1,478 

1,310 


1,613 
7,066 


4 

1,215 

58 

3 

1,841 

128 

5 

1,199 

80 

6 

662 

112 

6 

2,108 

322 

8 

1,024 

95 

11 

1,535 

31 

11 

5,640 

79 

9,642 


2,194 


576 

240 

1,378 

2,022 
5,426 


7,724 


1,759 
1,149 
2,263 
805 
1,748 

1,594 
1,871 
4,623 


_i£l. 


(X) 

191,378 


45,030 


17 

4,120 

233 

12 

2,064 

106 

6 

5,047 

225 

23 

2,409 

390 

19 

7,790 

604 

9 

1,834 

246 

12 

1,291 

128 

39 

20,475 

1,051 

16 

17,407 

370 

51 

128,941 

1,378 

Pay  ron, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
ioHnTs) 


JxL 


(x) 


4,795 


3,624 


546 
218 
287 
434 
160 
385 
340 
512 
106 
636 

765 
199 


11 
106 


37 
181 


21 
12 
81 

59 
69 

1.147 


83 
155 
218 
102 

82 

288 
42 

177 


JxL 


(x) 


4,731 


Active 
propnetore,* 
November 

(Number) 


(x) 


(x) 


JiL 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
wtirkweek  ended  nearest  Ntnr.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


M. 


(x) 


194 

97 

91 

155 

59 

121 

124 

173 

54 

223 


53 
190 


15 
101 


(x) 


(X) 


14 

93 

5,450 

in 

58 

2,257 

4 

97 

4,669 

16 

141 

8,084 

4 

182 

11,384 

6 

69 

3,197 

7 

58 

2,866 

16 

321 

19,542 

10 

115 

7,864 

24 

413 

30,104 

Payroll 

(Doll^rl) 


(x) 


68,633 


9,601 
4,481 
5,207 
8,421 
3,175 
8,125 
6,234 
9,689 
1,898 
11,802 

13,544 
4,260 


1,256 
657 


2,107 


194 
1,913 


811 
1,024 

731 
3,400 

17,548 


15,293 


23 

1,000 

68 

2,644 

34 

1,809 

34 

2,086 

98 

6,016 

48 

1,738 

14 

628 

52 

1,627 

4,802 


2,266 


341 

224 

1,701 

1,125 
1,411 


33 

1,806 

57 

2,505 

75 

4,370 

46 

1,885 

38 

1,574 

96 

4,788 

18 

841 

90 

3,506 

(x) 


(x) 


24.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


SI.  LOUIS  CITY,  total 

Ailministratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEOTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fferm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes - 

Flectrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials • 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  buljc  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Fftrm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 


Establishments 
(Number) 


2,831 


27 
2,80i 


162 
182 
21 
65 
34 
163 
53 
39 

15 
112 
75 
65 
59 
302 
28 
110 
233 


294 
221 


26 

530 


14 
28 
8 
43 
27 
121 
289 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dclUiTs) 


30,003 
3,073,781 


113,337 
91,785 
23,104 
30,575 
35,853 

174,463 
22,520 
39,665 

91,544 
36,749 
85,907 
82,819 
46,896 

127,585 
46,495 
62,650 

179,388 

1,248,655 


769,994 
478,661 


457,475 


15,970 
72,455 
1,358 
20,612 
10,661 
76,596 
259,823 

7,829 


4,579 
3,250 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thoujdnd 
dollars) 


154,758 


5,385 
149,373 


94,880 


7,052 
5,296 
1,249 
3,016 
996 
12,836 
2,052 
3,832 

1,357 
5,106 
5,948 
8,734 
4,333 

13,598 
3,020 
2,467 

13,988 

46,884 


39,422 
7,462 


2,642 
4,761 


148 
197 
29 
435 
282 
1,164 
2,506 

206 


139 
67 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Active 
propnctors, " 
November 

(>Iumixr) 


1,534 


124 
174 
3 
32 
26 
103 
26 
23 

1 
47 
35 
29 
12 
170 
7 
102 
125 


42 
24 
115 
263 


I^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
worLweek  ended  nearest  Nov,  15 


Employees 
iHumbcr) 


45,139 


1,305 
43,834 


29,489 


2,300 

1,864 
406 
986 
368 

3,140 
503 

1,290 

358 
1,580 
1,732 
2,624 
1,201 
3,911 
1,026 
1,064 
5,134 

12,420 


10,860 
1,560 


33 
68 

14 
108 

67 
283 
592 


Payroll 
(DolUrs) 


108,021 
2,861,103 


141,787 
103,996 
25,010 
53,839 
16,183 
246,076 
35,695 
79,948 

24,960 
99,510 

119,472 

163,393 
77,995 

251,073 
59,987 
44,035 

279,301 

897,823 


758,055 
139,768 


50,341 
86,606 


2,881 

4,426 

668 

7,655 

5,750 

21,242 

43,984 

4,053 


2,768 
1,285 


MONTANA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 25.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 25.03 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 25.0-4 

Cascade  County 25.04 

Fergus  County 25.0<+ 

Hill  County 25.04 

Silver  Bow  County 25.04 

Yellowstone  County 25 .  04 

25.01 


25.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
enure 
year 

{Thousdnd 
dollarj) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  toll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(.DoIUts) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrs) 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19A6,... 

Wholesale  establisbments 1948.... 

1939 

1929.... 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  office,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  ( exc .  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  miliwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapera 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branchea,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 


1,406 


10 
1,396 
1,333 
1,249 


405 
7 


7 

373 

26 


7 
395 


370 
18 
7 


604,244 


n.a. 


n.a. 


22,786 


7,194 


7,637 


7,713 


406,445 


444,513 


450,253 


16,914 
587,330 
130,334 
158,545 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.B. 
n.a. 
n.a. 


1,007 
21,779 
6,105 
6,991 


657 
5% 
275 


242 
6,952 
3,895 
n.a. 


255 
7,382 
4,161 
n.a. 


196,552 
193,885 


56,765 


47,472 
9,293 

53,157 
95, 815 


25,743 

25;Sli 

230 

6,589 


TTTT 
3.6 


6,209 
380 

6,148 
1,290 

5,052 


14,259 
90 

2,494 


~5Cf 
2 


11.6 
1.3 


2,338 
156 

1,840 
704 


4,335 
23 

730 
59? 


4,S76 
25 


243 

7,470 

4,252 

n.a. 


4,691 


19, 518 
385,927 


20,628 

423,885 

n.a. 

n.a. 


20,792 

429,461 

n.a. 

n.a. 


4,6S5 
26 


549;  590 
1,453 


395 


711 
223 


2,074 
142,627 
40,340 


190 

4,327 

535 


9.2 
3.0 
1.3 


333 

2,006 

203 


771 
117 


4,358 


36 

747 
223 

940 

770 
126 


4,701 


7!W 

41 

709 
312 

1,008 

?? 

805 
154 


4,691 


43;  325 
3,038 

35,599 
10,830 

43,392 


i.ili 

37,577 
3,603 


250,743 


37,733 

33,423 

1,944 

1,606 

760 


3,340 


1,997 


16,120 

5;i4o 

10,280 

7,393 
5,714 
6,610 
4,489 
1,788 
12,038 

16,632 


2,842 

203 

233 

62 

2,648 


10.4 
14.5 
3.2 

16.4 


11,405 
5,427 

19,248 


1,330 
1,313 

1,114 
597 
523 
801 
257 

2,993 

1,603 


22.3 

12.8 

15.1 
10.4 
7.9 
17.8 
14.4 
24.9 

9.5 


1.750 
106 
116 
25 

1,340 
M 
692 

4U 
366 
287 
432 
203 
1,809 

898 


592 


671 


34 
42 


668 


570 
35 
47 
16 


31,944 


saw 

210 

123 

117 


"5S? 
264 

146 
122 

91 
Ul 

58 
569 


221 

119 

127 

93 

142 


27,788 

1,859 

2,004 

293 

23,670 


1,043 
560 


9.1 
10.3 


591 
307 


163 
85 


~lS9 
91 


TtT 

92 


12,062 
11,608 

7,637 
6,593 
4,278 
7,475 
4,211 
34,681 

15,327 


14,452 
4,796 


1,798 
635 


12.4 
13.2 


1,100 
353 


89 


~3S? 
97 


94 


11,045 
4,282 

24,23'7 


18,566 
5,671 


7,650 
2,114 

29,372 


1,641 
7,669 
9,157 
3,480 

1,114 
1,311 

2,450 

473 


5SF 
626 

4,371 


43F 
,346 
1,049 
979 
279 
280 

352 


29.6 
U.9 


26.7 
17.6 
11.4 
U.5 
25.0 
21.4 

U.4 

15.8 


344 

2,341 
291 
713 
487 
530 
153 
162 


77 

664 
101 
181 
134 
152 
51 
45 


105 

712 

97 

183 

165 

166 

50 

51 


127 
712 

187 

168 

168 

51 

56 


7,205 
4,358 

42,336 


145 
328 

26,528 


10,210 

799 

590 

962 

1,840 

12,027 

47,472 


39 
36 

3,339 


26.9 
11.0 

12.6 


940 

la 

97 

241 

232 

1,708 

6,209 


9.2 
15.1 
14.0 
25.0 
12.6 
14.2 

13.1 


11 
13 

lj887 

527 

57 

53 

127 

32 

1,091 

2,338 


5 
5 

669 
169 

16 
25 

53 

12 
394 


9,637 
3,936 
1,724 
2,441 

20,382 


824 
621 
338 
143 

2,172 


8.6 
15.8 
19.6 

5.8 

10.4 


372 

245 

172 

94 


107 
80 
56 
24 


f 

5 

657 
179 
21 
25 
33 
12 
387 


lU 

103 

54 

20 


5,614 
12,053 

8,444 
10,544 

3,278 

2,403 

3,567 
516 


20 
25 
78 
12 
407 


109 
81 
56 
21 


1,520 

16,671 

2,033 

658 

8,352 

95,315 


539 

1,207 

132 

244 

2,111 

1,290 


T53" 

7.2 
9.0 
37.1 
23.8 


370 
608 
100 

118 

259 

704 


192 
19 
49 

91 

223 


"BE" 
205 
20 


193 
20 
46 

94 

312 


227 
289 

_32,'708 

15,077 

736 

1,01.: 

2,400 

620 

17,813 

43,325 

7,025 
4,093 
2,823 
1,908 

22,749 


8,33fi 

10,315 

1,926 

2,172 

4,722 

10,830 


19,493 
2,313 

70,012 
3,997 

135,041 


390 
60 
709 
131 


2.0 
2.6 
1.0 
3.3 


1,354 
182,788 


14S;421 
39, 514 
853 


4,773 

4,216 

423 

134 


1.1 
15.7 


203 
42 

410 
49 


49 

9 

153 

12 


50 
9 

152 
12 


49 

9 

241 

13 

1,008 


3,837 

730 

5,336 

927 

43,392 


117 
2,242 


1,995 
163 
84 


42 
874 


100 
20 


45 
883 


"75T 
106 
24 


48 
945 


-7^ 
133 
25 


2,121 
40,693 


3«,744 
2,951 
998 


281,017 

579,490 

1,527 

43,983 


4(5,299 
2,684 

38,097 
11,578 

44,210 

i.iii 

37,708 
4,116 


282,758 

281,101 

1,657 

43,524 


45; 150 
3,374 

35,568 
15,913 

46,698 


2;  552 
39,415 
4,761 


232,758 


37,652 


32,350 

2,029 

2,455 

318 

27,339 


37,033 


12,351 
15,038 

9,281 
7,107 
4,673 
9,057 
4,3U 
35,553 

15,465 


31,307 

2,101 

2,775 

855 

25,574 


10,798 
,667 


12,'S69 
12,605 

7,314 
7,051 
4,778 
9,239 
4,307 
35,779 

16,410 


20,0lfi 
6,246 


11,660 
4,750 

25,955 


20,007 
5,948 


8,680 
7,127 

49,232 


5,118 
16,444 

9,049 
12,519 

3,298 

2,354 

3,640 
463 


8,003 
50,739 


4,906 
17,077 
10,307 
12,264 
3,427 
2,803 

3,540 


210 
253 

34,575 

11,^34 

1,057 

978 

1,979 

620 

18,307 

46, 299 

7,491 
5,643 
3,132 
1,646 

23,188 


"C5f 
12,248 
2,077 
2,079 

5,199 

11,578 


192 
154 

38,197 

T276«0' 

996 

1,016 

3,276 

620 

19,609 

45,150 

7,384 
4,706 
3,193 
2,018 

22,484 


7,293 

U,355 
1,702 
2,129 

5,365 

15,913 


3,878 

730 

5,853 

1,117 

44,210 


3,837 

745 

10,449 

882 

46,698 


2,368 
41,164 


36,761 
3,2U 
1,190 

678 


2,414 
43,666 


38,444 
3,984 
1,236 


*♦  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

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WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


-     Table  104.  -COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


CASCADE  COUNTT,    total 

AdminlBtratiTe,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  irtiolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,   offices  

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers,   total 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products). 

FERGUS  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HILL  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SILVER  BOW  COUOTY,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  imits 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   ccaifectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equliment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Machinery,    equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

YELLOWSTONE  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unite 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbin*;,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminale 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 

Aasemblers  (mainly  farm  products) , 

"  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establiabments 
iHumber) 


130 


8 

6,107 

302 

5 

2,410 

227 

4 

1,763 

153 

14 

2,647 

383 

4 

1,449 

62 

4 

1,046 

58 

4 

5,125 

357 

9 

4,836 

341 

17 

9,223 

605 

13 

14,892 

669 

17 

3,625 

lU 

7 

13,605 

lU 

20 

6,375 

247 

3 
188 


Sales, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


12,701 
73,103 


34,606 


14,871 


3,250 


1,428 
1,822 


1,648 
9,973 


ftiy  roH, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


5,447 


805 

934 

3,708 

1,816 
11,410 


4,213 
78,361 


29,645 


4,683 

2,784 

972 

896 

7,024 

5,561 

876 

6,849 

18,529 


11,199 
7,330 


2,407 
27,780 


152,303 


66,642 


7,642 
3,175 
981 
1,349 
4,455 
7,857 
9,761 
3,989 
11,950 
15,483 

21,561 

7,280 

35,130 


23,897 
6,233 


21,690 


283 
3,628 


2,488 


87 
162 


48 
138 


77 
181 
144 

225 
130 

3,784 


propnetoTB, 
November 

(Humbcr) 


686 
3,098 


200 
188 
75 
137 
362 
383 
142 
478 


675 
110 


94 
254 


33 
6,482 


5,082 


473 
277 
39 
148 
702 
443 
755 
292 
1,097 
856 

815 

179 


129 
43 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


63 
1,200 


6 

122 

1 

66 

1 

51 

5 

117 

2 

19 

1 

23 

HI 

3 

U6 

17 

156 

227 

17 

44 

65 

83 

172 
935 


48 
64 
12 
47 
107 
148 
41 
156 


131 
29 


2,081 


1,605 


131 
100 
13 
44 
195 
127 
2U 
112 
321 
348 

244 
62 


PiyroU 

(Dollars) 


NEBRASKA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  bj  tjrpe  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 26.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 26. 0-4 

Lincoln  Metropolitan  Area 26.04 

Omaha  Metropolitan  Area 26.04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 26.05 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  bus iness 26 . 07 

Page  Page 

Adams  County 26.07  Hall  County 26.08 

Buffalo  County 26.07  Lancaster  County  (See  Lincoln 

Cheyenne  County 26.07    Metropolitan  Area 26.04 

Dodge  County 26.07  Madison  County 26.08 

Douglas  County 26.07  Otoe  County 26.08 

Gage  County 26.07  Scotts  Bluff  County 26.03 

26.U1 


26.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101  .-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 194S..., 

Wholesale  establlsbments 19^..., 

1939... 
1929. . . 


whclesale  establishments 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total.. 

Salea  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,   brokers • 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  ofirketlng  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Grocery,   food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  ezploeives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (ezc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllvork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  OBChlnes,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment , 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equlpnent 

Industrial  machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 

Metals,  netal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Was  te  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


3,183 

3,378 
2,886 


1,044 
35 


L49 
30 


656 
218 


20 
630 
«)1 


123 
150 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dolbrs) 


2,365,053 


10,604 
2,354,449 


554,601 
1,053,441 


689,320 
24,286 


239,482 
50,278 

100,154 
807,003 


15,141 
257,599 
171,186 


713,606 


104.513 


87,720 
1,M2 
7,921 
7,570 

43_,p57 


25,998 
17,059 


42.411 
15,426 
26,985 


13.385 


7,745 
2,711 
2,929 

21,730 

3.532 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


70,833 
1,098 


19,769 
1,892 

10,766 
6,538 

U,240 


1,087 
7,376 
5,777 


71,931 


10.410 


8,506 
104 
592 

1,208 

6.955 


4,521 
2,434 

4.217 


2,139 
2,078 


1,210 
2,322 

10,949 

U,394 


5,280 

2,730 

447 

2,937 

189,497 
X,358 


27,833 
18,225 


13,087 
16,101 

30,380 


23,707 
6,673 


63,940 


5,787 
12,027 
16,647 
20,186 
5,095 
4,198 

1,993 

18.886 


15,587 
3,299 


868 
675 
665 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


10.3 
4.5 


8.2 
3.8 


10.7 
0.8 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


67,288 


2,422 

64.866 


20,378 
28,047 


39,058 


38,405 
653 


7.2 
2.9 

3.4 


10.0 


9.7 
8.0 
7.5 
16.0 

16.2 


17.4 
U.3 


U.9 
7.7 


11.2 
24.9 
22.7 


190 
329 


1,689 
1,8U 


439 

160 
509 

5,296 
6,823 

5.343 


3,091 
2,252 


4,010 


2,270 

_2,932 
1,908 
1,024 

10.341 


1,471 
1,361 
1,621 
2,829 
1,518 
1,041 

406 

1.675 


T74 
801 


15.7 
14.2 


15.9 
T37S" 


16.1 
35.8 
17.3 

2.8 
22.5 


11. 1 
12.4 


13.3 
14.1 

9.6 
8.0 
15.3 

16.2 


25.4 

15.5 
9.7 
U.O 
29.8 
24.8 

20.4 


8.9 
5.6 
24.3 


11,635 
900 


3,202 
2,930 


493 
3,824 
2,824 


2,072 


2,338 
1,551 


733 
30 


532 
216 


5.785 


4,890 

60 

273 

562 

3.602 


2,460 
1,142 

1.905 


892" 
1,013 


561 

216 
385 


67 
186 


1,093 
1,072 


232 

58 

267 

1,866 
4,354 


1,749 
1,187 

2,423 

1,U3 
1,310 

1.961 

1,347 

614 

5,683 


909 

954 
824 
1,546 
879 
571 

214 


492 


1 

212 
348 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


23,170 


632 
22,538 

U,334 
n.a. 


12,561 


12,442 
119 


3,527 
203 

1,261 
1,539 

3,442 


137 
1,625 
1,680 


,564 
21 
106 
197 


"3r 


107 
93 


820 
373 


3U 
237 


205 
70 
115 


1ST 

77 
25 
107 

519 
1,458 


591 
348 

800 
452 
348 


280 
195 


July  15 
(Number) 


639 
22,718 


15,360 
n.a. 


12,786 
112 


3,528 
207 

1,277 
1,568 


Nov.  15 
{T^umber) 


23,819 


641 
23,178 


15,419 
n.a. 


12,991 


12,865 
126 


3,487 
213 

1,259 
1,708 

3,520 


115 

1,819 
1,306 


12,893 


245 
1,613 
1,662 


1.934         1.974 


1,617 
21 
100 
196 

1.293 


395 


1,530 
25 
110 
209 

1.253 


863 
390 


"3Z7" 
223 


204 

74 
114 


TZO 
236 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Dollurs) 


1,230,027 


45,047 
1,183,980 


n.a. 

n.a. 


687,382 
11,813 


219,852 
15,458 


61,689 
50,939 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


1,263,025 


51,528 
1,211,497 


n.a. 
n.a. 


730,795 


718,632 
12,163 


5,406 
71,140 
59,  Ml 


216,968 
16,626 

62,972 
52,595 

131,541 


4,990 
31,096 
45,455 


699,195         7X,795 


100.723        105.385 


83,721 
1,239 
5,441 

10,322 


65,801 
45,998 
20,803 

38,267 


88,408 
1,238 

5,157 
10,573 

71.020 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,309,109    ,       98,315 


49,575 
1,259,534 


n.a. 
n.a. 


739,995 
13,368 


220,583 
15,904 

63,186 
56,563 


U,176 
71,551 
53,207 


105.478 


304 
385 


— vnr 

79 
24 
111 

552 

1,460 


282^ 
258 
212 
472 
364 
207 


"iir 

231 


633 
378 

325 

'Mi' 

377 


292 

210 

1.776 


275 
253 
215 
478 
343 
207 


T36^ 
231 


208 

79 

114 


322 

384 


170" 

80 

32 

102 

572 
1,467 

987 
603 
384 


451 
357 


301 
202 


271 
247 
222 
470 
574 
206 


T37 
233 


49,330 
21,690 

37,157 

ii,5bi 

13,655 


15,741 
21,526    I 

21.166  22.596 


10,310 
4,005 
6,851 

12,359 

5.184 


1,222 
3,962 

16,039 

20,767 


9;373 

5,595 

993 

4,305 

23,539 
82,511 


33,728 
17,551 


42,811 
20,389^ 
22,422 


30,795^ 
20,628 
10,167 

107,936 


17,942 
16,803 
15,840 
30,100 
16,212 
11,089 

3,552 

15.196 


7,390 
8,805 


11,423 
4,151 
7,022 


1,2W 
3,122 

16,990 

20,654 


9,275 

5,218 

907 

5,264 

32,273 
86,702 

55.455 


35,493 
19,963 


20,430 
24,748 


22,803 
10,848 


llO.fflO 
ii;364 

15,948 
17,315 
31,725 
15,253 
10,435 

3,773 

17.910 


"3776? 
9,142 


37,402 
1,290 
5,590 

11,095 


70.944 
49,255 


37.915 
20,534 


23.215 


11,461 
4,119 
7,535 

12,735 

4.620 


1,217 
3,403 

22,813 


22,212 
9;  855 
5,659 
1,333 
5,365 

35,573 
90,363 


34,091 
21,857 


45,406 


2o;w5 

25,301 
33.307 


22,375 
10,931 


110.790 


17,769 
U,990 
17,771 
33,189 
16,740 
10,331 

3,673 

18.586 


9,411 
9,175 


219 
93,097 

35,402 
38,442 


61,891 
470 


237,487  18.655 


18,655 


5,454 
139 


331 
8,234 
1,923 


62,361 


11.928 


11,034 
106 
126 
562 


1.035 
503 
532 


4.373 
3,509 


1.921 

1,015 

239 

616 

1,329 

510 
— SS 


2,025 

1,663 

453 
122 
392 

3,612 
5,073 

5.328 


2,902 
2,425 


4,847 

-5739? 

2.451 


1,079 
778 


10,399 

^ 

2,451 

1,7U 

3,602 

963 

738 

215 


503 

■^03 


NEBRASKA 


26.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUSBMENTS,  Sales,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roix,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Opseation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  ol  operation  md  bud  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Plumber) 


Salu. 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Cniousdrul 
doILirs) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Number) 


July  15 

(Number) 


Nov.  IS 

(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(DolUri) 


July  IS 
(Dollan) 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollari) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autooobiles.  other  mDtor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fans  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  mieaellaneoua  products 

Manufacturers' sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Autcootive  equipoent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating •. 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Cccnerclal  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Msnufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.o 

Manufacturers'  sa^  !s  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  produc  ta 

Fruita,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materialB 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agenta  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Asaenblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides ,  siins ,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Other  inedible  farm  products 

Other  asseu&lers 

AimmSTRAIIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

State ,   total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


9 
UO 

7 
5 
i 
9 
11 


334 
19 


643 
10 
25 
i. 


52,335 


17,205 
908 
1,376 
7,436 
7,839 
2,061 
7,777 
7,733 

239,482 


6,055 
1,756 
151 
261 
360 
1,404 
411 
840 
872 

19,769 


11.6 


3,140 


10.2 
16.6 
19.0 
4.8 
17.9 
19.9 
10.8 
11.3 

8.2 


1,011 
46 
161 
199 
671 
221 
362 
469 

11,635 


1,041 


307 
21 
76 
46 

206 
59 

140 

186 


1,046 


3U 
39 
72 
43 

185 
62 

141 
190 

3,528 


1,111 


317 
23 

76 
43 
199 
64 
133 
256 


54,100 


54,954 


15,840 

747 

2,993 

3,459 

11,867 
4,031 
7,551 
7,612 

219,852 


16,573 

944 

2,9U 

3,383 

11,458 
4,112 
7,822 
7,759 

216.968 


59,676 


16,451 

782 

3,015 

3,883 

11,4U 
4,106 
7,496 

12,529 

220, 583 


52,276 
7,356 
3,673 
3,246 
26,750 
11,353 
7,303 

95,016 


5,911 

82,317 

5,226 

1,562 

32,509 


3,143 

894 
901 
191 
2,127 
1,452 
909 

7,977 


6.0 
12.2 
24.5 
5.9 
8.0 
12.8 
12.4 

8.4 


1,479 

443 

541 

83 

1,276 

1,038 

539 

4,927 


431 
150 
170 
26 
354 
452 
131 


439 
173 
190 
28 
399 
293 
140 


454 
155 
177 
28 
444 
281 
142 


1,952 

5,065 

561 

399 

2,175 


33.0 

6.2 

10.7 

25.5 

6.7 


1,375 

2,870 

459 

223 

1,309 


322 
913 
108 
80 


337 
947 
109 
82 


321 

914 

99 

83 


26,353 

8,096 
9,027 
1,282 
22,469 
28,992 
7,927 

92,164 


7,375 
4,195 
38,708 


555 

216 

1,121 


7.5 
5.1 
2.9 


204 
168 
528 


58 

32 

118 


60 
32 
115 


61 
33 
119 


61,085 
6.522 


325 
6,197 


19 
247 


49,472 
669,564 

1,996 
1,264 
4,961 
1,983 
10,156 

443,926 


3B7" 
4,233 

172 

96 

87 

K9 

239 


5.8 
4.0 


0.6 
TS78 
U.6 


8.6 
7.6 
1.8 
7.5 
2.4 


2 
95 

2,195 

151 

2,044 

57 
15 
23 
37 
68 


6 

1 

158 

"3 

155 


2 
23 

1,3« 

34 

1,321 

16 
4 
U 
12 
20 

3,442 


2 

22 

1,382^ 

34 

1,348 

17 
5 
10 
10 
23 

3,240 


2 
22 

1,516^ 

31 

1,485 

18 
5 
9 

12 

35 

3,520 


68.797 


57,550 
11,247 


369,666 


5,278 


3,512 
1,766 

8,080 


6.1 
15.7 


2.684 


1,661 
1,023 

4,129 


284 
10 


1.587 


1.181 


279,095 

793 

87,992 

1,786 

5,463 


7,513 

68 

407 

92 

882 


2.7 
8.6 
0.5 
5.2 


3,911 
26 
167 
25 

328 


2,422 


216 

9 
27 

3 


965 
622 


1,730 

1,642 

12 

67 

9 


1,040 
141 


1,931 


1,667 


949 
718 


1,742 


125 


1,835 
13 
71 
12 

128 


1,645 
12 
73 
12 

111 


(x) 
(x) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,693 
729 


502 
130 


500 
139 


510 
131 


23,943 
52,814 
6,372 
4,035 

23,542 


15,458 


27,022 
9,464 

10,606 
1,388 

24,931 

16,451 
8,718 

93,535 


26,034 
57,330 
5,631 
4,540 

24,853 


16,626 


28,419 
8,480 
8,830 
1,436 
31,247 
17,079 
8,547 

91,472 


3,414 
3,198 
8,846 

50,939 


3,705 
3,506 
9,415 


43 
1,527 


1.522 


43 
1,474 


3,U2 
36,251 

1,028 
181 
567 
802 
740 

136,847 


3,150 
37,350 

1,147 
229 
574 
645 
876 


54,644 


29,636 
25,008 


76,311 


33,462 
5,353 


86,128 


72,729 

414 

2,742 

426 

5,892 


82,451 

374 

2,807 

496 

6,598 


33,277 
12,770 


34,516 
17,012 


25,521 
54,817 
6,685 
4,449 

25,073 


3,924 
3,156 
9,824 

56,563 


7,203 
1.502 


48 
1,454 


2,813 
40,700 

1,172 
236 
480 
758 

1,699 


30,526 
34,424 


78,308 


74,327 

389 

3,107 

435 

5,676 


35,666 
13,909 


4.643 


1,U5 

132 

85 

83 

674 

384 

679 

1,461 

18,655 


1,446 
293 
793 
115 

4,099 
294 
517 

9,155 


420 

8,085 

528 

122 

1,933 


4 
92 


19 
73 


6 

2 

13 

22 


10,433 


1,249 

1,022 

227 

8,524 


""5755 
42 
46 
U 

715 


•*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
I  withheld  to  avoid  disclos'jre. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  coimilaslon  1 


26.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

ESTABUSHHENTS,  SaL^S,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPBaATION  AND  KiND  OP  fiuSlNESS:  1948 


KfatTDpolitan  area,  type  of  operucion. 
and  kind  of  business 


LINCOLN  METOCPaiTAN  AREA/ 
total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unite.. 
Wholesale  establlshnents 


VEDLE5ALE  E^ABLISIHENTS 
Type  of  Cperatlon 

Merchant  ^^olesalers 

HanufactorerB'ealea  branches  offices 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products)... 

Type  by  Kind  of  BuslneBS 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Furniture,  bene  fumishlngsr 

Autcmotive  equipment,   tires,    tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 
Machinery,  equlpoient,  supplies.,.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. ...... 

CMAHA  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,^' 
total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISWIENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  \Aiolesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches, 
offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks).... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers     mainly  farm  products)... 

Type  by  Kind  of  Bualnesa 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  canfectlonery,   meats... 

Groceries   (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties, n.e.c. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


4 
200 


126 
19 

21 


10 
920 


104 
26 

56 
130 
37 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


(I) 


99,417 


70,803 
li,Oii 
6,915 
1,950 
7,705 


70,803 


U,777 
2,207 
3,823 
2,900 
315 
2,813 

5,25« 

5,512 

5,662 

16,552 

10,988 


(I) 


(x) 
1,522,996 


219,134 
48,382 

25,525 

608,650 

94,918 


526,387 


55.287 


46,025 

581 

4,542 

4,139 


Payroll, 
entire 
year 


{Thouscnd 
dollars) 


438 
6,242 


5,042 
878 
174 
27 
121 


5,042 


841 
168 
202 
110 
40 
547 

312 

425 

313 

1,081 

1,003 


1,984 
40,901 


10,214 
354 

996 
1,913 


162 
351 


Active 
propri- 
etors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
be) 


49 
U3 
26 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


135 
2,062 


1,678 
259 


295 
34 
72 
47 
15 

158 

139 
123 
94 
387 
314 


13,115 


506 
12,609 


3,050 
204 

331 
534 
209 


49 
127 


Payroll 
(Dollurs) 


8,735 
120,278 


97,005 
16,915 

3,493 
497 

2,368 


97,005 


16,727 
3,173 
3,687 
2,003 
762 
9,887 

6,405 

7,817 

5,957 

21,681 

18,906 


40,840 
776,936 


194,079 
16,100 

19,335 
36,754 
12,365 


56.438 


45,802 

953 

2,971 

6,712 


Metropolitan  area,  type  ot'  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


CMAHA  HETOOPOLITAN  AREA— Cantinued 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  pi-oducts 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 
Automotive  equlpnent,  tires,  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line, apparatus,  supplies 
Elect,  appliances,  specialties. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Qium- 
ber) 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipt,  spls. 

Lumber,  construction  ma terlale... 
Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials... 

Machinery,  equipment,  auppliee... 
Commercial  machines,  equipment. 
Construction  machinery, equipt.. 
Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 
Industrial  mach. , equipt,  spls.. 
Professional  equipment, supplies 
Service  estab.  equipt., supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).. 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials... 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobllee, other  molar  vehicles 

Amusement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches 
(with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Commercial  machines,  equipment. 
Industrial  mach.,  equipt,  spla.. 
Other  machinery,  equipt,  spls, 

Manuf's  sales  branches,  n.e.c... 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


23 

22 

20 
9 
13 
U 
112 
40 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


1<);S19 
10,498 

31,491 
11,415 

7,625 
10,634 

8,938 
182,133 
10,982 

33,227 


22,042 
16,185 


6,134 
12,481 


19,642 
3,086 


40.756 


4,574 
7,360 
4,661 
18,526 
2,581 
3,054 

2,944 


12,253 

2,121 

40,221 


u;i99 

752 

964 

5,022 

1,106 

7,272 

10,906 


219,134 


49,726 
3,244 
3,246 

81,914 
4,409 
5,226 

72,279 

81,004 
608,650 


6,024 

524,568 

1,264 

76,794 


■  Active 
Pay  roll,   j  propri- 
entire       etors," 
year       Novem- 
ber 


(Tlioujand 
dollars) 


2,673 

s;o47 

626 

1,315 
931 
232 

1,053 
840 

1,485 

1,590 

2.518 
1,448 
1,070 

1,597 

510 

1,087 

1,501 
1,204 


3.929 


700 
556 
368 
1,388 
530 
387 

182 


269 
431 

2,493 


37 
117 
431 
107 
455 
561 


1,316 

489 

83 

4,019 


939" 

459 

2,571 

4,X7 

1,913 


71 

1,244 

15 

583 


(Num- 
ber) 


15 
11 
7 
5 
2 
105 
32 


Paid  eroployefs  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


T23" 
228 

325 
3U 
88 
307 
305 
428 
573 


465 

340 


Payroll 

(Dollarj) 


40,849 
11,451 

26,303 
19,088 
3,938 

22,051 
17,215 
26,997 
35,300 

46.740 


176 
283 


27,326 
19,4U 

29.117 

20,589 


271  T     19,703 
88  5,075 

1.224    I     76.5U 


214 
155 
95 
4U 
202 
144 


100 
206 


808 

"2Tr 


17 
56 
117 
38 
163 
184 


405 
162 
28 


247 

99 

815 

1,294 

534 


15 

366 

5 

■US 


13,921 
8,025 
7,465 
29,743 
10,489 
6,901 

2,885 

U.430 


6,307 
8,123 

44.179 
ii;il5 
557 
2,181 
6,956 
1,964 
9,327 
10,979 


25,294 

7,832 
1,436 

74,419 


18^395 

6,685 

49,339 

85,098 

36,754 


1,002 

24,329 

236 

10,687 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Lancaster  County. 

^  Consists  of  Douglas  and  Sarpy  Counties,  Nebr. ,  and  Pottawattamie  County,  Iowa. 


NEBRASKA 


26.05 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

EiTABU«BME>rr$,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Pehsonnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholusalsu  and  Other  Opbratino  Types:  1948 


County  ukI  dty 


St*t«,   total 

Admliilstratlve  offices,  auxiliary 

units 

Wholesale  estatlisbnenta,   total... 

Mama  County 

Hastings 

Renalnder  of  County 

Ant«lope  County 

Arthur  County 

Banner  County 

Blaine  County 

Bocoe  County 

Bat  Butte  County 

iOliance 

ReBalnder  of  County 

Boyd  County 

Brown  County 

Buffalo  County 

Kearney 

Reaainder  of  County 

Burt  County 

Butler  County 

Cass  County 

Cedar  County 

Chase  County 

Cherry  County 

Cheyenne  County 

Clay  County 

Colfax  County 

Cunlng  County. 

Cust«r  County 

Dalcota  County 

Daves  County 

DavBoi  County 

Lexington 

Renainder  of  County 

Deuel  County 

Dixon  County 

Dodge  County 

Freaont 

Renalnder  of  County 

Douglas  County 

Adslnlstratlve  offices,  auxiliary 

units 

Wholesale  estahlishnente,  total... 

Qnoha 

Reaalnder  of  County 

DUDdy  County 

PillBore  County 

Franklin  County 

Frontier  County 

Furnas  County 

Gage  County 

Beatrice 

Remainder  of  County 

Garden  County 

Garfield  County 

Goeper  County 

Grant  County 

Greeley  County 

Hall  County 

Grand  Island 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Haailtco  County 

Harlan  County 

Hayes  County 

Hitchcock  County 

Holt  County 

Hooker  County , 

Howard  County 

Jefferson  County , 

Fairbury 

Renalnder  of  Ccninty 

jotmsGD  County 

Kearney  County 

Keith  County 

Keya  Paha  County 

Klaball  County 

Knox  County 

See   footnotes  at  enl  of  table. 


Total 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Mumber) 


3,183 


10 
8U 
790 

24 

15 

28 

U 

9 

27 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(ThouMml 
dolldrs) 


10,604 
2,354,449 


17,46S 
4,453 


M 


4,837 


3,130 
1,736 


15,278 
6,476 

3,802 
10,767 
5,924 
3,599 
6,672 
4,942 
20,  Ul 

7,971 
6,662 
5,509 

16,574 
4,490 

10,253 

12,516 


2,613 
9,903 

11,509 
1,833 

34,499 


J7;079 
7,420 


(x) 


(x) 
1,466,371 
1,433,609 

32,762 

3,874 
8,362 
3,388 
3,367 
5,224 

16,766 


8,803 

2,134 

1,061 

749 

220 

4,428 

68,401 


25,926 

U,401 
4,349 
1,385 

13,507 

19,353 

(x) 
3,101 

10,465 


5,054 

3,983 
5,374 
9,210 
(x5 
8,931 
5,34« 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(ThouMnd 
dollars) 


2,422 

64,866 


"T,irr 

66 


(x) 

(x) 


523 


423 
103 

85 
234 

111 
65 

107 
97 

271 

125 
162 
82 
210 
124 
»5 


^BT 

221 

41,356 


1,984 
39,372 
38,186 

1,186 

85 
185 
45 
39 
82 


201 


2,086 
438 

U7 

76 

U 

121 

2U 

(x) 


(x) 


2M 
52 

39 
54 

189 
) 

120 
89 


Aaivc 

proprietors.  * 

November 

(dumber) 


2,072 


(x) 
(x) 


491 

477 

14 

12 

15 

9 

3 

13 


(I) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweelc  ended  nearojt 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumbcr) 


641 

23,178 

543 

— 5ir 


(x) 
(x) 


251 
-199" 


isr 

42 

46 
128 
45 
47 
41 
53 
124 


36 

140 
74 
157 


531 
-09 


12,554 


506 
12,048 
11,720 

328 

51 
104 

28 
49 


169 
93 

22 

t 

3 

5 

36 


699 
176 

51 
45 
6 
71 
148 


(x) 


107 
38 


(x) 


Pay  roll 
(OolUrs) 


49,575 
1,259,534 


24,369 
53  359 


1,010 

1,151 

(x)'" 
(x) 
1,574 

U.6X 

ii;^8s 


932 
541 


7,903 
1,805 

1,673 
4,599 
2,275 
1,235 

2,105 
2,007 
5,100 

2,324 

3,208 
1,542 
3,605 
2,713 
6,377 

2,395 


1,U5 
1,250 

1,497 
572 


26,749 
22,275 
4,474 

788,650 


40,840 
747,810 
726,519 

21,291 

1,604 

3,536 

681 

760 

1,622 

11,042 


7,325 
3,717 

545 
151 
66 

230 
957 


37,282 
9,141 

2,271 
1,424 
263 
2,107 
4,062 
(x) 
2,211 

5,871 


4,907 
964 

682 
1,082 
3,773 
(x) 
3,225 
1,600 


Establish- 
ments 

WumhCT) 


1,079 
32 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


713,606 
14,741 


U;3S7 
414 


(x) 


1,072 
10% 


(x) 
9.932 


9,546 
386 


393 

210 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


685 
925 


U) 
(x) 

1,493 
(x) 

2,359 

U)     _. 
W 


(x) 


17,845 

"Tii — 

(x) 


518 

509 

9 

2 
2 

1 


487,709 

472,966 

U,743 

(X) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


22.831 


19,599 
3,232 


(x) 


(X) 

(x) 


2,978 
2,978 


(X) 


584 
79 


(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(>{umber) 


2,104 
30 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TbouMnd 
doIUrs) 


22  1 


11 

7 


13 
21 

18 
36 
29 
28 
13 
U 
41 

28 
19 

18 
38 
10 
20 


9 
25 


13 
16 


20 


296 

281 

15 

13 

26 

13 

9 

27 


1,640,843 

7,177 


T7T38 

4,039 

(x) 

(x)"' 
(x) 
4,977 

11.370 
6  533 


3,130 
(xi 

11.822 


5,732 
6,090 

3,409 
10,557 
(xi 
(x) 
(X) 

4,257 
19,216 

7,971 

(x5 

(x) 

15,081 
(xi 
7,894 


(X) 


11,509 
(xi 


16,654 
(X) 


97,866 

960,643 

18,019 

(x) 

(X) 

(X) 
3,367 
5.224 


12.045 

"Tit— 

(x) 

2,1X 

1,061 

749 

220 

4,428 


45.570 
22^876 
22,694 

(x) 
4,349 
1,385 

13,507 

18,689 

(x) 

(x) 

7.487 


2,433 
5,054 

3,983 
(xi 

8,626 
(x) 

8,852 
(xi 


26.06  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'-Continued 

EsTABLISHMEt^TS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humtxr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doliars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(dumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  neatest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Qiumher) 


Pay  roll 
(Dolbri) 


Merchant  wholesaleiB 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(fThousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


{Humbu) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CniousdTul 
dollars) 


Lancaster  County, 


Administrative  offices,  auxiliary 

units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total.,. 

Lincoln , 

Remainder  of  County 


Lincoln  County 

North  Platte 

Remainder  of  County, 


Logan  County 

Loup  County 

McRierson  County, 


Madison  County 

Norfolk 

Remainder  of  County, 


Merrick  County, , 
Morrill  County, . 
Nance  County, ,,. 
Nemaha  County, , , 
Nuckolls  County. 


Otoe  County 

Nebraska  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Pawnee  County.. 
Perkins  County, 
Phelps  County., 
Pierce  County.. 


Platte  County 

Columbus .,.,,.,,,.,, 

Remainder  of  County. 


Polk  County, 


Red  Willow  County 

McCook 

Remainder  of  County, 


Richardson  County 

Falls  City 

Remainder  of  County, 


Rock  County 

Saline  County,,. 

Sarpy  County 

Saunders  County. 


Scotts  Bluff  County 

Scottsbluff 

Remainder  of  County. 


Seward  County. , , 
Sheridan  County. 
Sherman  County. . 
Sioux  County.. . . 
Stanton  County... 
Thayer  County.. . 
Thomas  County 


Thurston  County... 

Valley  County 

Washington  County, 

Wayne  County 

Webster  County,... 
Wheeler  County..., 


York  County 

York 

Remainder  of  County, 


4 

200 

164 

36 


(x) 


(x) 

99,417 

89,423 

9,994 

25,988 


13,708^ 
12,280 


39,673 


12,635 
27,238 

5,190 
2,665 
2,355 
6,200 
10,198 

10,577 


5,035 
5,542 

1,820 
8,504 
7,809 
2,523 

21,162 


9,845 
11,317 

5,107 

22,199 

i7,6ii 

4,376 


7;95A 
3,203 

(x) 
9,053 
717 
10,797 

45,327 


16,809 
28,518 

8,524 
12,378 

1,652 
(x! 
710 

9,633 
(xi 

4,951 
5,635 
3,700 
3,971 
5,465 
708 

19,675 


147113 
5,557 


2,197 


129,013 


438 
6,242 
5,940 

302 

971 


111 
86 
25 


135 
2,062 
1,961 

101 

318 


8,735 
120,278 
114,813 

5,465 

18,721 


126 
123 


70,803 

(xS 

(x) 


906 
65 


254 
64 


17,231 
1,490 


(x) 


668 
320 

84 
63 
28 
121 
199 


278 
143 

36 
35 
U 
58 
109 


13,256 
5,786 

1,670 
1,499 
564 
2,174 
4,093 


8,556 
2,849 


(x) 


190 
411 


75 

49 
146 
328 


76 
46 

24 
68 
124 
26 


3,311 
1,447 

882 
2,900 
6,375 

937 

8,986 


TIT 

139 


T5S" 
56 


121 
83 


182 


2,908 


3,347    I 


2,313 
(xi 

7,111 

"Til 


137 
45 


7,148 
1,364 


~2S3~ 
40 


21 

7 


"TZO 
26 


(x) 
101 
28 
222 

2,045 
862 


(x) 


164 
24 


(x) 


(x) 


24 
148 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


62 

13 
101 


(x) 


(x) 


374 
716 

47 
115 
28 

12 
87 


95 

59 

142 

156 

51 
7 


T20 
64 


123 
—53" 


~«7IZ2" 
800 

(x) 
2, IX 
675 
4,149 

_52,414 
lB,5g9 
33,825 

1,850 
3,903 
370 
(x) 

466 
3,131 
(xi 

1,791 
1,100 
2,631 
2,757 
920 
185 

3.870 


(x) 


3,832 
lit 


(X) 

3,942 

3,942 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


~^,712 
11,393 

(x) 

197 
(x) 

(x)'" 

(X) 
65 
702 
2,207 


2,526 

1,344 


28,614 

(X) 

(xi 


(x) 


4,079 
24,389 

(x) 
2,665 
2,355 
6,010 
9,787 

7.230 


1,683 
5,542 

1,820 
8,504 
5,496 
(xi 

W,051 


"TiT 
(>) 


18,367 
"lil— 


(x) 
7,215 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


8,097 
17,125 

(I) 

12,681 
(xi 
(X) 

710 
(x) 
(X) 

(X) 

5,570 
2,998 
1,764 
5,465 
708 

18,323 


12,766 
5.557 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


NEBRASKA 


26.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

EstablLishmelnts,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operatwn.  and  kind  of  busjncsa 


Establishments 


(Timber) 


ADAMS  CX)UNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers!  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.e 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BUITALO  COUimf,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CHEYDWE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buUc  Gtations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DODGE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

DOOGLAS  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  com'ectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials] 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Perm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating , 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Otber  operating  types 

GAGE  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  lAolesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autcoiotive  equipment,  tires  asd  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 

3,600 

163 

^ 

569 

48 

6 

1,431 

196 

t 

S38 

20 

16 

8,253 

658 

7 

1,048 

20 

23 

6,129 

108 

10 
314 


41 
32 
13 
13 
11 

108 
35 
27 
95 

143 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrj) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thotuand 
dolldrj) 


21,918 


14,741 


9,932 


1,940 
484 
333 

7,175 

1,997 
9,825 


20,141 


925 

1,590 

17,626 


34,499 


17,845 


512 
8,436 
1,198 

250 
7,449 

2,530 

10,092 


6,631 
3,461 


M 


1,466,371 


487,709 


53,245 
28,654 
29,061 
10,634 
8,938 

157,178 
10,004 
38,227 
40,557 

m,2U 

20,836 
607,328 


6,024 

523,246 

1,264 

76,794 

350,493 


16,766 


842 

635 

3,244 

1,458 
10,587 


1,213 


1,085 


148 
61 
22 

145 

44 
106 


92 
58 

121 


20 

226 

210 

9 

280 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Tllumber) 


216 
151 


1,984 
39,372 


25,233 


3,176 
2,640 
1,167 
1,053 
340 
1,276 
1,486 
2,518 
3,926 
7,151 

841 

2,093 


71 

1,235 

15 

772 

11,205 


39 
109 
147 

36 
256 


3 

75 

3,888 

1 

18 

1,213 

,. 

56 

3,592 

5 

9 

384 

12 

318 

13,028 

6 

9 

371 

11 

53 

1,893 

Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(\umber) 


33 

36 

7 

5 

2 

103 

25 

U 

50 

80 

18 

109 


7 


61 

75 

8 

164 

24 

171 


506 
12,048 


7,907 


1,0U 
853 
275 
307 
305 
364 
544 
805 
1,223 
2,215 

280 


15 

356 

5 

148 


If 
39 
63 

16 
123 


Payroll 

(DDllan) 


24,369 


22,105 


7,335 


2,611 

1,211 

330 

3,183 

809 
1,564 


1,880 
1,103 
2,117 


16,908 


387 
4,155 
3,886 

177 
8,303 

1,326 

8,094 


4,412 
3,682 


788,650 


40,840 
747,810 


478,424 


54,933 
51,779 
23,379 
22,051 
17,215 
23,177 
33,367 
46,740 
76, 524 
129,259 

16,394 

39,808 


1,002 

24,641 

236 

13,929 

213,184 


823 
1,970 
2,925 

633 
4,686 


26.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  Of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
enare  year 

(ThouAtnd 
dolldrj) 


propnetors, 
November 


(Number) 


E^id  empbyees  and  pay  rtiU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(NmvUxt) 


FayroU 

(Oollorr) 


HALL  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Autosotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  vholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

LAMCASTIR  COUNTY  (See  Lincoln  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

MADISON  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulJi  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

CrrOE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meat.s 

Beer  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Autcmotlve  equlpDent,  tires  aiKl  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products),   total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

SCOTTS  BLUFF  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines, distilled  spirits 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUi  stations,   terminala 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) ,   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

"  Proprietors  of  unliu;orpor«ted  buBinesaee. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  dlacloaure. 
n.«.c.  Not  elsewhere  clasaif  led. 


3 

100 


68,^01 


22,831 


7,353 
4,255 
2,134 
2,030 
1,275 
825 
1,524 
3,435 

3,009 
13,515 
29,046 


39,873 


11,405 


5,796 
1,083 
1,468 
892 
2,166 

1,159 

7,179 


1,639 
5,540 


20,130 
10,577 


3,347 


1,008 
486 
301 

1,552 

1,135 
5,460 


772 
4,588 


635 
45,327 


20,105 


3,032 

767 

10,714 

1,421 

4,171 

4,051 

11,306 


7,920 
3,386 

9,865 


2,524 


498 
328 
101 
307 
38 
58 
185 
144 

97 
341 
427 


220 
76 

196 
26 

111 


219 
256 


21 
55 

9 

2,045 


981 


IX 
38 
280 
179 
350 


725 
91 


159 
120 
49 
88 
15 
31 
57 
66 

34 
122 
134 


96 
122 


12 

1,090 


48 
15 

109 
67 

126 


543 

47 


32,164 


9,019 
6,637 
2,211 
5,954 
790 
937 
3,545 
3,071 

1,923 
4,329 
8,007 


12,514 


4,510 
1,466 
4,123 
499 
1,916 

448 


1,295 
927 

3,858 

4,758 


2,669 


713 

649 

1,043 

264 

500 

1.381 


394 
987 


208 
52. 4U 


20,801 


2,527 
683 
6,649 
3,466 
7,476 

2,791 

26.832 


23,560 
3,272 


I 


NEVADA 

CONTENTS 

Table  Page 


101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 27.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 27.03 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  bxisiness 27.03 

Clark  County 27.03 

Washoe  County. 27.03 

27.01 


27.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

Paid  em 
en 

jloyees.  workweek 
led  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 

Stocks  on 

hand, end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  ot  Dusmess 

Amount 

Per- 
cent 

March  15 

July  15 

Nov.  15 

March  15 

July  15 

Nov.  15 

of  year, 
at  coat 

(7<umber) 

(Thouiand 
dollars) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

of 
sales 

(Thousand 
dslbrs) 

(Num- 
ber) 

(>tumber) 

{Humhcr) 

(Tiumtxr) 

(Dolldr.) 

(Dollar!) 

(Dollar.) 

Cniotuund 
dollar]) 

State,   total 

257 

79,498 

n.a. 

n.a. 

4,676 

191 

1,289 

1,341 

1,336 

84,619 

88,554 

90,100 

7.4*8 

3 

25i 

79,498 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

62 
4,614 

191 

10 
1,279 

U 
1,330 

10 
1,326 

812 
83,307 

842 
87,712 

838 
89,212 

49 

Vholeeale  establlshneDts 19iS,.., 

7,399 

1939 

175 

23,231 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,294 

108 

693 

764 

767 

n.a. 

n.a. 

D... 

2,105 

1929.... 

96 

13,719 

n.a. 

n.a. 

877 

32 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,324 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total 

Hi 

54,904 

7,258 

13.2 

3,696 

100 

1,011 

1,070 

1,051 

66,498 

71,165 

71,229 

6,272 

140 

52,960 
1,944 

7,191 
67 

13.6 
3.4 

3,662 
34 

93 
2 

1,006 
5 

1,062 
8 

1,042 
9 

65,968 
530 

70,505 
660 

70,458 
771 

6,a8 

54 

16 
94 

3,924 
20,670 

634 
2,465 

16.2 
11.9 

316 
602 

1 
90 

83 
185 

78 
182 

84 
191 

5,708 
11,601 

5,227 
11,320 

5,707 
12,276 

381 

746 

Type  hy  Kind  of  Burtness 

Merchant  lAolesalere ,   total 

144 

54,904 

7^258 

13.2 

3^696 

100 

1,0U 

1,070 

1,051 

66,498 

71,165 

71,229 

6,272 

21 

11.604 

870 

7.5 

469 

12 

129 

144 

135 

9.106 

9,962 

9.416 

955 

3 
7 
6 

6,245 

4,436 

923 

320 
443 
107 

5.1 
10.0 
11.6 

131 

252 

36 

4 
3 

55 
63 
11 

62 
69 
13 

62 
62 
11 

3,375 

4,986 

745 

3,848 

5,268 

846 

3,750 

4,963 

703 

818 

125 

12 

14 

6.498 

1.170 

18.0 

607 

13 

158 

136 

179 

10.070 

10.996 

U,109 

215 

10 

4 

4,021 
2,477 

747 
423 

18.6 
17.1 

384 
223 

9 
4 

103 
50 

132 
54 

123 
56 

6,334 
3,236 

7,437 
3,559 

7,555 
3,5M 

190 

25 

Beer,   trinee,  distilled  spirits 

IS 

9,957 

1,097 

11.0 

421 

W 

115 

121 

121 

7,220 

7,438 

7,877 

1.474 

Beer,  ale 

8 
10 

2,815 
7,142 

308 
789 

10.9 
11.0 

125 
296 

3 
6 

41 
74 

43 
78 

41 
80 

2,569 
4,651 

4,736 

5,159 

1.211 

3 
5 
19 
5 
6 

301 
3,392 
4,738 
1,841 
3  198 

65 

375 
955 
269 
427 

21.6 
9.6 
20.2 
14.6 
13.4 

27 
181 
569 
132 
287 

3 

'is 

2 

9 

47 
160 
37 
66 

10 
47 
164 
37 
66 

9 

48 

167 

36 

71 

465 
3,148 
10,330 
2,197 
4,680 

530 

3,225 

U,591 

2,322 

4,709 

473 

3,212 

10,913 

2,565 

5,133 

49 

249 

1,076 

166 

703 

9 

5,609 

695 

12.4 

338 

2 

83 

92 

81 

6,367 

6.516 

7.008 

345 

4 

5 

2;98l 
2,628 

UO 
555 

4.7 
21.1 

76 
262 

"2 

19 
64 

20 
72 

20 
61 

1,4M 
4,937 

1,472 
5,044 

1,509 
5,499 

lU 

157 

23 

3.927 

770 

19.6 

409 

21 

118 

121 

126 

7.662 

8.488 

8.192 

733 

6 

3 

U 

3 

359 

757 

2,076 

235 

188 
137 
335 
60 

21.9 
18.1 
18.5 
25.5 

121 
69 

189 
30 

5 

3 

11 

2 

42 
16 
51 
9 

39 

17 
57 
8 

44 
16 
57 
9 

2,374 

1,092 

3,651 

545 

2,393 
1,223 

4,310 
557 

2,461 

1,045 

4,166 

520 

107 

210 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   euppllea 

361 
55 

7 
14 

576 
2,763 

67 
498 

11.6 
18.0 

16 
240 

5 
13 

12 
77 

10 
72 

8 
70 

507 
4,746 

558 
4,830 

436 
4,895 

23 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

284 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

3 
3 
3 

5 

977 
356 
840 
590 

118 
136 
129 
115 

12.1 
38.2 
15.4 
19.5 

60 
55 
76 
49 

4 
4 
2 
3 

21 
15 
28 
13 

16 
16 
29 
11 

13 
19 
23 

10 

940 
1,191 
1,021 

930 

1,332 

906 

1,030 

1,488 

879 

41 

24 

Merchant  irtioleaalers,  n.e.c 

91 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches(wlth  stocks )^ total . . 

16 

3,924 

634 

16.2 

316 

1 

83 

78 

84 

5.708 

5.227 

5.707 

XL 

5 
5 
3 
3 

1,675 

1,101 
285 
863 

182 
223 
128 
101 

10.9 
20.2 
44.9 
11.7 

56 
122 
89 
49 

1 

18 
35 
15 
15 

16 
33 
U 
15 

17 
34 
17 
16 

1,087 

2,313 

1,382 

926 

1,034 

1,836 

1,381 

976 

1,085 

2,043 

1,615 

964 

75 

170 

35 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

101 

••     Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.     Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.     Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Table  102.~STANDARD  METBOPOLITAN  AREAS    (None  In  the  State) 


NEVADA 


27.03 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PerSONKBL — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES — MejICHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OthER  OPERATING  TvPES:  19''8 


County  and  aty 


State,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establisboents 


Churehlll  County. 


Clark  County 

Las  Vegas 

Remainder  of  County. 


Douglas  County. 


EUco  County 

Elio 

ReBBlnder  of  County. 


Esneralda  Count;., 

Eureka  County 

RuBt>oldt  County. . . 

Lander  County 

Lincoln  County. . . . 
Lyt»  County 


Mineral  County.. 

Nye  County 

Omsby  County. . . 
Pershing  County. 
Storey  County. . . 


Washoe  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total, 

Reno 

Sparks 

RefflBlnder  of  County 


White  Pine  County. 


Total 


Escablish- 
mcnts 

(\umlxr) 


3 
254 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Ttiouidnd 
dolldrj) 


79,498 


79,498 

1,211 

20. 2X 


17,885 
2,X9 


849 
3,375 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollari) 


62 
4,614 


1,183 
126 


— T;y^ 

977 

(I) 

373 
1,979 
469 
524 
566 


(x) 

613 
867 
734 

(x) 

44,363 


44,363 
43,640 

(x) 

(x) 


Cx) 


(x) 

20 
47 
20 

(x) 

2,874 


62 
2,812 
2,785 

(x) 

(x) 

147 


proprietors. 
November 


Wuraber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Xumber) 


10 
1,326 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


335 

37 


(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollar!) 


888 
89,212 

534 

24.641 


22,233 
2,408 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
menrs 


Wumber) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


10 
790 
776 


(x) 
(x) 


421 

(x) 

55 

1,299 

250 

285 

191 

(x) 

366 
830 
348 

(l) 

55,343 


388 
54,455 
53,925 

(x) 

(x) 

3.108 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CThousdiul 
dollars) 


54,904 
(x) 
14,829 


14,300 
529 


(x) 
1,253 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


35,614 
(x) 
(X) 
(X) 

1,855 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(^lumber) 


HO 
7 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


24,594 
(x) 
5,405 


3,585 
1,820 


(x) 
2,122 


-nrr 

(x) 

(x) 

373 
1,U2 

469 
(X) 

566 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

734 
(x) 


8,749 

(x) 


(x) 
1,152 


Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

Based  on  advance  1950  population  estlmstes. 


Table  104.~COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


(bounty,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors.* 

November 

{Humhcr) 


Paid  cmptoyees  and  pay  roll, 
wt>rkweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empkiyees 
(^iumber) 


ftyroU 

(Dollars) 


CLISX  COTOTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Fazm  products   (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Machli»ery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

HISHOE  COmmr,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEHTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlrmpnt,  tires  and  tubes 

IxaiieT,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

*   Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


20,234 


14,829 


3,442 
2,958 
3,525 
1,784 
357 
2,763 

5,405 


44,363 


35,614 


6,791 
2,765 
4,757 
2,360 
5,609 
3,570 
9,762 

2,640 
6,109 


1,309 


1,055 


148 
312 
151 
184 
38 
222 


2,874 


62 
2,812 


290 
216 
209 
335 
338 
371 
660 

186 
207 


U 


10 
790 


91 
60 
60 
100 
81 
112 
178 

47 
61 


19,987 


2,793 
5,917 
2,720 
3,626 
798 
4,133 

4,654 


55,343 


6,100 
3,676 
3,837 
6,121 
7,008 
7,394 
12,566 

3,495 
4,258 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 


CONTENTS 

Table  Pa/^e 

101  The  State:     Establishments,   sales,   expenses,  pay  roll,   personnel,   and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  biislness ....28.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:     Establishments,   dales,   pay  roll,   and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 23.03 

Manchester  Metropolitan  Area. 23.03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5>000  Inhabitants  or  I-Iore:     Establishments,   sales,  pay  roll,   and 

personnel— total;  establlsnments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 23.03 

104.      Counties  with  50  Establishments  or  liire:     Establishments,   sales,  pay  roll,   and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 28.04 

Hillsborough  County , 23. 04 

Merrimack  County 28. 04 

Rockingham  County 23.04 

28.01 


28.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19A8. 

Wholesale  eatabllstaments 19^ . 

1939. 
1929. 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 
Limited -function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 
Petroleum  buUt  stations,  terminals. — 

Agents,  brokers 

Assembiere  (mainly  farm  products) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  ( general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 


Farm  products   (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products . . . . 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints.... 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  fumlshtngs 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  acrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Estab- 
Ush- 
mcnts 


(Number) 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autcoiobll»s,  other  motor  vehicles. 
Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  aalea  branches  (with  stocks), total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Farm  products  (edible) 


Machinery,  equipment,  suppliea 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 


Manuf acturera '  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) . 
Other  assemblers 


3 
518 


363 
326 


339 
15 

53 

85 

I. 

22 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TIi0U5dnd 
dolldri) 


64,263 
61, 4U 


109, 321 


97,568 
11,753 

3A,4W 
39,413 

5,393 


28,186 


10,961 

687 

140 

5,294 

11,104 

10, 517 


Operating  c^tpensca  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(ThmiMnd 
dollars) 


5,S3S 
,879 


11,818 


1.767 


1,442 
325 

11,431 

4,539 

157 

722 

5,469 

6,436 


5,549 
387 


2,723 
5,522 


1,835 
1,849 

5,158 


^75 

2,621 

953 

671 

438 

2,113 


1,070 
1,043 


9,079 


2,4*7 

2,240 

582 

3,760 

27,997 


17,762 
3,315 


1722? 
1,685 


4,865 
303 
225 


13,696 
487 

3,292 

3,278 

37 

451 


852 

121 

15 

284 

701 


1,204 

653 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


14.0 
4.1 


9.6 
8.3 


7.0 


7.8 
17.6 
10.7 
5.4 
6.3 

17.8 


Pay  toll, 
entire 
year 

(Thoiwflnd 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

(>(uTn- 
ber) 


11,471 


130 
11,291 


3,735 
3,692 


7,664 


7,618 
246 

1,336 

1,358 

14 

219 


7,364 


1,006 


TTTT 

13.5 


206 
83 

666 

576 

29 

116 

1,332 

535 


369 
166 


1,526 


TtJ 
953 


321 
433 


1,097 


414 
223 
176 
120 


476 


976 

343 
68 
272 


1,303 
671 


117 


340 
50 
61 


25.5 

5.8 
12.7 
13.5 
16.1 
24.4 

8.3 


6.6 
18.7 


21.0 
17.2 


17.5 
23.4 


21.3 


Tf3 
15.8 
23.4 
26.2 
27.4 

22.5 


"1377 
31.5 


10.8 


15.3 
11.7 
7.2 


7.3 
20.2 


6.9 


7.0 
16.5 
27.1 


416 

60 

6 

137 

337 

1,099 


"71? 
380 


129 
34 

381 

349 

5 

51 

734 


198 
182 


197 
9 


203 
88 


392 
533 


604 
~97 
233 
111 
34 
79 


173 


557 

T7J 

195 

36 

153 


736 
259 


405 
81 
359 
219 


166 
17 
36 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(7>Iumber) 


3,350 


37 
3,813 


2,432 
n.a. 


2,676 
75 


528 
421 


July  15 

(Abimber) 


4,189 


37 
4,152 


2,620 
n.a. 


2,900 
90 


566 
416 


166 

23 

2 

44 
124 


"255" 
128 


"Tir 
13 

160 

94 

2 

15 

261 


"I5T 
U8 


Si 
115 
17 
65 


228 

67 


126 

105 


24 

2 

49 

132 


"255" 
142 


"TiJi 
17 

161 
94 
3 
22 

269 


"15? 
152 


~7F 

126 

17 

66 


254 

77 


126 
172 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


4,073 


36 
4,037 


2,570 
n.a. 


2,961 


2,368 
93 


529 
418 


174 
35 
2 
51 

128 


"55? 
123 


"TT 

17 

156 

96 

5 

28 

312 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Dellarl) 


199,792 


3,329 
196,463 


n.a. 
n.a. 


133,568 


129,911 
3,657 

34,034 

24,986 

237 

3,638 


17,296 


7,234 
1,099 
110 
2,243 
6,610 

18,965 


12,4S6 
6,479 


15,617 
2,739 


2,156 
583 

6,340 

6,480 

60 

764 

12,689 

5,339 


3,773 
1,566 


-lET 
155 


~7r 

123 
16 
67 


233 
67 


124 
121 


6,156 
7,339 

7,037 


3,594 
3,493 

11,989 


T3r 

5,308 
2,192 
1,700 
1,408 


4,370 
1,291 


July  15 
(Dollari) 


224,428 


3,469 
220,959 


n.a. 

n.a. 


152,451 


147,668 
4,733 

36,136 

26,133 

236 

6,003 


152,451 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


215, 850 


3,466 
212,384 


n.a. 
n.a. 


U9,326 


145,255 
4,571 

33,269 

25,666 

255 

3,368 


149,826 


19,008 
8,208 
1,019 
110 
2,515 
7,156 


22,295 
14,802 


21,311 
2,904 


2,130 
774 

7,073 
6,609 
99 
1,080 
14,062 

5,771 


4;  198 
1,573 


6,542 
8,499 


4,140 
5,019 

12,485 


2,160 
4,815 
2,370 
1,592 
1,548 

4,512 


9,838 
3,119 
3,397 
725 
2,597 


13,497 
3,892 


8,474 


6,%4 

1,510 

6,890 
3,638 


2,966 

290 
382 


1,224 
3,238 


11,042 


3,613 

3,958 

718 

2,753 

34,850 


U,9L2 
5,304 


8,110 


6,518 
1,592 

6,524 

6,003 


3,443 

367 

2,193 


13,980 


7,991 
1,371 
110 
2,733 
6,775 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


U,499 


19,003 
12,965 
6,038 


19,060 


2,982 

2;  314 

663 

6,878 
6,963 
120 
1,334 
15,784 

5,616 

j;863 
1,753 


16,186 
6,432 
9,754 

9,169 


3,070 
6,099 


12,764 

2;246 
4,560 
2,776 
1,713 
1,469 


4,325 
1,216 


10,662 
3,394 
3,746 
796 
2,724 

32,182 


13,997 
3,953 


7,482 


5;  Ml 
1,491 

6,750 

3,368 


2,776 
230 
362 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  bualnesses . 
n.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  coomlsBion  received. 


14,499 


5,184 
6,231 


10,102 


9,594 
508 

1,519 

2,780 

5 

93 


2,288 


1,522 

34 

1 

58 

673 


222 


326 
49 


686 
272 
23 

93 

1,104 


853 

-777 

76 


1,389 

593 

791 


197 
124 


1,142 

-T3 

550 

212 

233 

64 

90 

— ZB 

.12 

332 

38 

24 
166 


1,319 


334 
103 


312 

"TCI 

211 

348 

93 


86 
7 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE 


28.03 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dv  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


MjmCHFSTni  METROPOLITAN  ABEA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establistiments 

WHOLESAU  ESTABLISHMEirrS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bullc  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlEanent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Consists  of  Manchester  city  and  Goffstown  town 


Establishments 
(Number) 


3 
163 


126 

'  21 

6 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousttnti  dollars) 


69,117 


69,117 


47,207 

16,205 

5,101 

604 


47,207 


4,095 
3,855 
8,028 

576 
3,516 

505 
2,404 
4,740 
1,230 
3,141 

738 
14,379 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


5,138 


180 
4,958 


3,863 

866 

217 

12 


3,863 


206 
375 
701 

47 
126 

38 
399 
512 
105 
395 
151 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
w?eek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,734 


36 
1,698 


1,388 
234 
65 

11 


74 

103 

256 

U 

43 

17 

147 

199 

40 

149 

57 

289 


Payroll 
(Oollsri) 


3,466 
94,769 


74,799 

15,602 

4,110 

258 


74,799 


4,011 
6,016 

13,810 

865 

2,227 

947 

7,933 

10,187 
2,446 
7,962 
2,866 

15,529 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  ' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Estabiish- 
mcDts 

(NumbCT) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

SaJcs, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roU 
(DpIIars) 

State,   total 

521 

183,998 

11,471 

260 

4_,073 

215,850 

Wholesale  establlelmente 

B*llmnp  C'^imty 

3 
518 

30 

188,998 
7,807 

180 
U,291 

405 

260 
16 

36 
4,037 

131 

3,466 
212,384 

6,882 

354 
18 

109,321 
4,144 

164 
12 

79,677 
3,663 

Laconla 

Remainder  of  County 

CaiToll  County 

26 

7 
31 

6,749 
1,058 

1,792 

14.361 

372 
33 

49 

687 

14 

2 

5 

17 

120 
11 

15 

249 

6,217 
665 

774 

12,762 

16 

2 
19 

4;  144 

(x) 
7.452 

8 

4 

5 
12 

1,058 
(x) 
6909 

Keene 

ReBainder  of  County 

Cooe  County 

30 

1 

24 

(x) 
M 

7,551 

M 
M 

362 

(X) 
(x) 

13 

(X) 

(x) 
139 

(xS 
(x) 

6,631 

19 
14 

(xi 
2  652 

11 

1 

10 

(xi 
(x) 

4  899 

19 

5 

35 

5,848 
1,703 

10,410 

280 
82 

610 

10 
3 

U 

103 
36 

225 

5,339 
1,292 

11,229 

13 
1 

13 

Ixi 
2,835 

6 
4 

22 

(x! 

Remainder  of  County 

Grafton  County 

(x 
7,575 

Lebanon  town 

Remainder  of  County 

Hillsborough  County 

11 
210 

3;904 
6,506 

83,320 

371 
239 

5,818 

4 
10 

96 

137 
83 

2,013 

7,060 
4,169 

111,U1 

6 
7 

1,347 
1,488 

i 
17 

5,018 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishmente,    total 

Manchester 

M«nViM1                                             

3 

207 

160 

30 

17 

64 

83,320 

68,937 

11,038 

3,345 

24,379 

180 
5,638 
4,920 

530 
188 

1,571 

96 

71 
17 
8 

27 

36 

1,982 

1,689 

228 

65 

550 

3,466 

107,665 

94,202 

9,960 

3,503 

30,362 

161 
123 
27 
11 

50 

58,457 

47,027 

10,482 

948 

18,651 

46 

37 

3 

6 

14 

24,863 

21,910 

556 

Raoainder  of  County 

Herrlmaclc  County 

2,397 
5,728 

47 
7 
10 

55 

20:919 
1,797 
1,663 

24.871 

i;250 
105 
216 

1.218 

13 
5 
9 

31 

441 
42 
67 

440 

24,052 
1,854 
4,456 

21.655 

37 
7 
6 

30 

16,128 

1,797 

726 

7.811 

lO 
4 
25 

R^uinder  of  County 

B'^Trlnghmn  County 

937 
17,060 

4 

1 

26 

24 

46 

(x) 
M 

17,670 
4,175 

10,612 

(x) 

(x) 
863 
220 

611 

(x) 

(x) 

13 
16 

26 

(x) 

(X) 

289 

97 

253 

(x) 
(x) 

15,776 
3,371 

11.761 

2 
1 
15 
12 

35 

(x) 
(x) 
6,225 
(x) 

5,237 

2 

11 
12 

U 

(x) 

11,445 

Remainder  of  County 

Strafford  County 

(x) 
5,375 

21 

13 

7 

5 

19 

6,234 

1,997 

921 

1,460 

3,895 

345 

182 

35 

49 

140 

8 
9 

5 
4 

15 

119 
83 
26 
25 

53 

6,524 

3,562 

805 

870 

2,663 

13 
13 
6 
3 

12 

2,309 
1,997 

(X) 

(x) 
1,920 

8 

'  i 

2 

7 

3,925 

Rochester 

Sanersworth 

Ranainder  of  County 

Siilllvnn  Goimty 

(X)'" 

(x) 
1,975 

Claranont 

Newport  town 

Ranainder  of  Coxrnty 

12 

3 
4 

3,046 
342 
507 

119 

12 

9 

10 

1 
4 

43 
6 

4 

2;271 
212 
180 

i 

2 
2 

1,549 
1x1 

4 
1 

2 

1,4*7 
(xi 
(x) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  ■businesses . 

I  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


28.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

ErTABLISBMBNTS,  SaLES,  Pav  S.OLL,  AND  PerSONNEI,  BY  TvPE  OF  OpEKATION  AND  KiND  OF  BuSINEW:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  businew 


glUSBOIiODCn  COOIITY ,    tot«l 

Administrative,  auxiliary  unlta 

Wholeaale  eatabllafaBents 

WHlLESJtLE  ESTJIBLISHmnS 

Mercliant  wboleaalera,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .   leaf) 

Pumiture,  hone  fumlahin^s 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autcnotlve  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Wa^te  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  b\iUc  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MERRIMACK  COUimC,  total 

Hercbant  wholesalers,  total 

Qroceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Autcmotive  equipmoit,  tires  and  tubes 

lA^ier,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  eqiiipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

KOCXIHCaUM  COUUrr,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf actinrers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslneasee. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  olaaaifled. 


Establishments 
(\umber) 


3 
207 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrj) 


83,320 


58,457 


10,219 

5,269 

9,013 

*,*27 

49 

505 

2,724 

1,230 

809 

24,212 

6,714 
18,149 


18,651 


7,817 
1,484 
1,956 
1,095 

849 
1,194 

ISS 
4,068 

3,190 
2,538 

24,871 


7,811 


1,803 
460 
837 

4,711 

3,770 

10,693 

2,597 


Pay  toll, 
entire  year 

(ThouMTid 
dollars) 


180 
5,638 


4,442 


366 
539 

771 

153 

1 

38 

440 

105 

160 

1,869 

282 
9U 


167 
163 

84 
141 
191 
Ul 

10 
327 

159 

198 

1,218 


665 


253 
61 

104 
247 

173 
251 
129 


propnctocs, 
November 

(Afumber) 


E^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(>{umber) 


36 
1,982 


1,639 


U9 

172 
280 

58 
1 

17 
163 

40 

62 
697 

89 
254 


61 
63 
X 

63 
54 
43 

4 
121 

51 
60 


23 
33 
101 

50 

77 

70 


Payroll 

(Onllori) 


3,466 

107,665 


85,8U 


7,194 
9,075 

15,250 
2,729 
48 
947 
8,769 
2,446 
3,048 

36,305 

5,331 
16,523 


23,573 


3,553 
2,924 
1,431 
3,332 
3,875 
2,418 
U5 
5,915 

3,015 
3,774 


11,973 


4,769 

894 

1,650 

4,6«0 

3,U1 
4,562 
1,779 


NEW  JERSEY 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 29 . 02 

102  Standard  Metrcp^l-tan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 29.0<+ 

Atlantic  City  Metropolitan  Area 29.04- 

Trenton  Metropolitan  Area 29.04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel—total:  establishments  and  sales—merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating- 
types 29.05 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 29.07 

Page  Page 

Atlantic  County  (See  Atlantic  Middlesex  County 29.09 

City  Metropolitan  Area.) 29.04    Monmouth  County 29.09 

Berg-en  County 29.07    Morris  County 29.09 

Camden  Coxinty 29.07    Ocean  County 29.09 

Cumberland  County 29.08    Passaic  County 29.09 

Essex  County 29.03    Union  County 29.10 

Hudson  County 29.08    Warren  County 29.10 

Mercer  County  (See  Trenton 
Metropolitan  Area, ) 29.04- 

2i).()l 


29.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Qiumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dolkrs) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousdnd 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TTunwand 
doUdrs) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 


March  15 
(Dolldri) 


July  15 
(Oollars) 


Nov.  15 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 
of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thoujdnd 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. 

1939. 
1929. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  office,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Heats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  e.julpment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  lieatlng 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  raillwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coffcierolal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplleE., 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  e■^uIpmentJ 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  end  pl-oducts 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


27 
5,695 


3,523 
2,334 


4,567 
53 

123 


321 
122 


237 
220 


65 

73 

42 

182 

280 


255 

315 


~lW 


6 
51 
59 
59 

118 

165 


30 
15 

75 

15 
343 


60 


03 
241 


17 
1C2 
127 

623 

20 

13 

231 

69 

137 


3,629,810 


210,119 


58,825 


59,740 


60,356 


3,776.043 


3,942,011 


4/ill,380 


32,876 
3,596,934 


1,032,078 
935,521 


1,966,467 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


6,079 
204,040 


62,044 
54,648 


1,928 

1,169 


1,487 
57,338 


34,350 
n.a. 


39,655 


1,528 
58,212 


35,417 
n.a. 


40,624 


1,544 
58,812 


36,089 


40,906 


111,518 
3,664,525 


n.a. 
n.a. 


2,443,750 


118,357 
3,823,654 


n.a. 
n.a. 


2,558,861 


121,449 
3.889,931 


n.a. 
n.a. 


2,614,827 


1,824,539 
54,593 
87,335 

947,475 


244,844 
5,332 

5,057 

83,833 


13.4 
9.8 
5.8 


135,351 

1,739 
2,768 

45,990 


,367 
16 
39 


38,569 
388 
698 


39,550 
373 

701 

12,873 


39,827 
353 

721 

12,453 


2,368,594 
28,887 
46,269 

878,179 


2,484,251 
28,969 
45,641 

923,677 


2, 536,631 
28,374 
49,822 


697,332 
250,143 


501,324 
149,101 


71,187 
12,696 


32,402 
6,283 


10.2 
5.1 


6.4 
4.2 


40,283 
5,702 

13,560 
2,768 

1,864 


112 
162 


11,049 
1,332 


3,620 
643 

1.039 


11,513 
1,360 


3,593 
660 


11,094 
1,359 


3,537 
642 


774,653 
103,526 

249,237 
55,645 

37,714 


814,975 
108,702 


265,848 
52,241 


799,469 
112,884 


257,483 
52,700 


19,642 
12,425 


1,966,467 


1,407 
1,816 


255,233 


7.2 
14.6 


750 
1,114 


139,858 


277 
762 


287 

175 


3.405 


256 
1,018 


40,906 


15,154 
22,560 


2,443.750 


14,672 
8,355 


2,558,361 


14,121 
38,447 


2,614,827 


258,236 


87,293 
14,858 
9,366 
83,131 
63, 538 

239,466 


145,904 
93,562 

176,683 


40,984 
135,699 

76,364 
21,136 
16,145 
29,147 
9,936 

125,052 

36,021 


16,153 
18,591 
1,277 

27,672 


6,554 
21,118 


40,259 


3,225 
3,577 
5,101 
2,180 
21,176 

18,019 
121,130 


60,461 
72,959 


113,13C 


21,795 
91,343 


53,51: 
64,03.- 
53,200 


20,150 
10,89' 
1,475 
52,758 
15,098 
14,985 

3,678 

59,044 


51,035 
8,009 


24,917 


9.6 


13,783 


4.329 


4,384 


4,362 


256,743 


258,041 


262,672 


7,375 
1,984 
1,666 
5,495 
8,397 

27.682 


8.4 
13.4 
17.3 

6.6 
13.2 

11.6 


18,773 
8,909 


20,232 


12.9 
9.5 


4,303 
1,183 
801 
2,875 
4,616 

13.392 


47 

76 

58 

169 

219 


6,545 
13,687 


11,071 


16.0 
10.1 


14.5 


9,373 
4,019 


10,663 


199 
371 


1,211 
388 
341 
828 

1,561 

4.278 


2,529 
2,874 
4,038 
1,630 

4,493 

5.054 


12.0 
17.8 
13.8 
16.4 

3.6 


3,353 
7,310 


5.729 


2,934 
1,344 


2,733 


1,260 
342 
293 
851 

1,638 

4.425 


1,239 
375 
334 
813 

1,601 

4.349 


77,193 
20,402 
17,417 
53,918 
87,813 

252,926 


2,475 
2,425 

154 


15.3 
13.0 
12.0 


1,676 

1,169 

2,036 

848 

2,767 

2,385 


955 
1,778 


1,627 


3,008 
1,417 


2,783 


1,123 
1,660 


2,966 
1,333 


2,777 


541 
351 
471 
264 


520 
357 
456 
271 

1,099 


991 
1,786 


1.656 


182,058 
70,368 


184,187 


82,170 
17,059 
15,172 
53,404 
90,236 

265,450 


189,503 

75,947 


83,225 
19,367 
15,907 
51,814 
91,859 

263.737 


188,694 
75,043 


528 
372 
465 
291 


62,164 
122,023 


99,520 


76,794 
123,721 


100.728 


64,548 
138,647 


108.493 


1,272 
3,367 


7,953 


19.4 
15.9 


19.8 


1,146 
1,208 
31 

2,600 


401 

382 

13 


379 
345 
12 


424 

382 

12 


30,399 
20,886 
34,181 
14,054 

48,884 

44.627 


671 
1,929 


4,719 


131 
524 


138 
507 


130 
550 


21,991 
22,029 
607 

45,570 


29,668 
22,355 
33,710 
14,995 

68,084 

43.191 


32,745 
24,382 
35,222 
16,144 

55,992 


1,340 
798 

1,211 
735 

3,869 

1,443 
15,633 


16.3 
22.3 
23.7 
33.7 
18.3 

8.0 
12.9 


9,090 
8,855 


17,667 


15.0 
12.1 


848 
485 
720 
437 
2,229 

379 
9,514 

10,148 


4 
17 

7 
53 

14 
245 


219 
116 
249 
122 
588 

91 
2,803 


4,191 
13,476 

23,148 


19.2 
14.8 


5,095 
5,053 


10,052 


35 
178 


1,345 
1,170 


219 
118 
242 
111 
583 


2,8 
2,508 


2,673 
7,379 


13.177 


68 
110 


756 
1,927 


3,1U 


,385 
1,123 


2,703 


219 
117 
248 
128 
585 

96 
2,891 

2,581 


12,197 
33,373 

81,528 


2: ,334 
21,295 
562 

48.551 


22,696 

22,368 

623 


1,399 
1,132 


15,256 
7,906 

13,487 
7,561 

37,316 

8,403 
171,000 

176. 73c. 


12,748 
35,803 


82.365 


12,460 
38,912 


85.183 


85,374 
90, 362 


15,238 
8,276 

13,425 
7,216 

38,210 

8,320 
179,892 

176,906 


768 
1,935 


3.398 


782 
2,011 


3.297 


46,014 
121,762 


208,465 


92,061 
84,345 


173,062 


15,563 
3,415 

13,942 
8,392 

38,871 

8,820 
133,323 

135.352 


46,662 
126,400 


237.932 


95,050 
90,802 


176,673 


46,026 
130,647 


236.363 


2,515 
9,709 
10,924 

26,300 


4.7 
15.2 
20.5 

22.1 


5,209 
2,147 
302 
10,992 
3,751 
3,044 

855 


25.8 
19.7 
20.5 
20.8 
24.8 
20.3 

23.2 


1,441 
5,889 
5,847 

15,101 


9,673 

707 


2,877 
1,334 
155 
6,599 
2,097 
1,645 

394 

6,031 


263 
1,437 
1,444 

4,124 


11 

125 

37 

93 


,664 
367 


785 
296 
52 
1,680 
682 
543 

86 

1,483 


272 
1,516 
1,610 

4,214 


,385 
98 


785 
324 
52 
1,698 
700 
556 

99 

1,535 


271 
1,500 
1,526 

4,162 


1,428 
107 


774 
314 
50 
1,695 
692 
535 

102 

1,792 


22,359 
94,189 
91,917 

257,938 
■■.e,  138 

a,  162 

2,821 
117,260 
36,035 
26,476 

6,046 


21,734 
104,232 
111,966 

269,373 


1,687 
105 


92,525 
6,423 


50,030 
24,271 
2,878 
120,865 
37,890 
26,778 

6,661 

105,483 


24,041 
105,012 
107,310 

272,497 

49,814 

26,876 

2,637 

120,360 
39,173 
26,284 

7,353 


98,608 
6,875 


117,001 
7,122 


23,791 
233,725 


74,123 
67,615 


148,408 


142,412 
4,444 
1,552 

45,661 


45,661 


38,575 
726 


Ul 
244 


lo,562 


9,176 

850 

261 

1,008 

5,267 

3.920 


2,507 
1,413 

15,918 


1,791 
14,127 


6.715 


2,312 
1,618 
1,575 
1,210 

4,251 

3.598 


1,453 

2,005 

140 

2.852 


710 
2,142 


4.807 


909 
419 
762 
285 
2,432 

903 
9,545 

13.833 


6,696 
7,137 


15.903 


3,801 
12,102 

10.556 


199 
7,253 
3,104 

17,107 
2,761 
1,264 
360 
6,883 
2,439 
2,092 

1,318 


8,900 
8,475 


NEW  JERSEY 


29.03 


Tabic  101. -THE  STATE- Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLBS,  EXPENSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Herehant  wholesalers — Continued 


Vaste  inaterials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  veliicles 

Aimisement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Hamifacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paxm  products  (edible } 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plunting,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Service  establishment, equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 


Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 


Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 


Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 
Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.i 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  pluEiiing,  heating..... 
Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible), 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 


Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh). 
Other  assemblers 


ADMIiaSTRAIITC,  AUXILIARY  DNIT3 
State,  total 


Petroleum  bulk  stations 
Other  operating  types . . 


Type  of  Operation 
terminals. 


Estab- 
lish, 
ments 


(7<umbCT) 


107 
2fai 


67 
65 
U, 

y. 

26 
26 
63 
160 


Siles, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


89.320 


i7,923 
41,397 


162,851 


26,174 
28,710 
22,825 
17,103 
11,381 
3,170 
25,242 
28,246 

697,332 


199,691 
27,119 
20,795 
46,700 
27,860 
52,520 
63,591 
10,038 
9,522 

65,307 


21,969 
34,300 
4,162 
4,876' 

34,777 


4,972 
134,440 


250,143 


22,613 
28,234 
6,229 
13,269 
10,095 
50,977 
118,726 

149,101 


11,160 


3,756 
5,805 

14,691 

4,445 

583 

23,646 


22,972 
674 


13,032 
3,386 

4,382 
8,684 

17,716 
4,762 

31,697 

32,067 


26,044 


20,901 
5,143 


3,834 
1,241 


(X) 
(x) 


13,729 


5,878 
7,851 


22,947 


3,121 
5,085 
4,087 
1,042 
983 
481 
3,572 
4,576 

71,187 


11,207 
3,284 
4,363 
6,977 
3,424 
5,246 
7,506 
1,104 
1,299 

13,547 


7,194 

4,915 

iM 

994 

3,855 

9,375 


655 
:,720 


12,696 


760 

3,658 

911 

568 

253 

1,911 

4,635 

6,283 


617 

288 

62 


329 
55 


1,102 


876 
226 

491 
298 

1,099 
196 

1,143 

3,223 


1,436 
430 


1,129 
138 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


12.3 

19.0 


14.1 


11.9 
17,7 
17.9 
6,1 
3.6 
15,2 
14,2 
16,2 

10.2 


5.6 
12,1 
21.0 
14.9 
12.3 
10.0 
11.8 
11.0 
13.6 

20.7 


32.7 
14,3 
10,7 
2^,4 

11,1 


13.2 

6.5 


5.1 


3.4 
13,0 
14.6 
4.3 
2,5 
3.7 
3,9 

4,2 


1,2 
2,9 

4.2 
6.5 
10.6 


6,7 
6,7 

10,0 
3,4 
6,2 
4,1 
3,6 

10.0 


6.9 
8.4 


29,4 
11,1 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(>!um- 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Pay  roll,  4;orkweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(^iumber) 


7,437 


3,403 
4,034 


11,481 


103 
270 


946 
1,553 


1,749 

1,540 

2,796 

518 

446 

241 

1,782 

2,409 

40,268 


36 
51 
23 
13 
26 
30 
34 
123 


539 
458 
911 
218 
135 
77 
490 
835 

11,049 


6,448 
1,610 
2,635 
2,335 
1,301 
3,428 
5,732 
680 
746 

8,331 


5,197 

2,300 

274 

560 

1,966 

4,976 


1,883 
414 
755 
626 
316 
1,113 
1,748 
155 
199 

1,928 


312 
4,664 


5,702 


1,076 

592 
83 

177 

531 
1,381 


1,310 


1,332 


530 

1,241 

725 

462 

172 

1,128 

1,444 

2,768 


144 
370 
128 
88 
34 
245 
323 


18 

3 

46 

7 

436 

7 

167 

3 

4 

3 

172 

8 

141 

7 

31 

1 

349 
102 


455 
64 
508 


44 
20 

51 
18 

123 
10 

107 

1,039 


749 
199 


292 
68 


828 
61 


642 
28 


1,487 


4,309 
1,770 


973 
514 


July  15 
(Number) 


990 
1,592 


559 
452 
929 
134 
126 
67 
515 
376 

11,513 


1,949 
461 

1,001 
617 
323 

1,117 

1,792 
161 
219 

1,975 


1,110 

604 

82 

179 

538 

1,360 


77 
1,233 

1,360 


147 
350 
146 
97 
36 
257 
327 


103 
9 


53 
22 

53 

20 

116 

10 
102 


1,528 


979 
549 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


935 
1,557 


3,819 


58,458 
72,142 


207,399 


564 
457 
1,010 
191 
128 
76 
484 
909 

11,094 


32,766 
26,560 
52,921 
10,143 
8,670 
3,905 
30,657 
42,277 

774,653 


1,923 
397 
949 
624 
335 
1,097 
1,353 
165 
223 

2,066 


1,160 

622 

90 

194 

501 

1,456 


119,026 
28,726 
62,087 
47,719 
20,999 
62,079 

U5,3S9 
11,907 
12,730 

168,997 


114,092 

40,486 

5,253 

9,166 

36,183 


74 
1,382 


5,796 
32,965 


103,526 


135 
337 
152 
101 
37 
256 
341 


9,640 
23,803 
11,992 
7,809 
3,126 
21,155 
26,001 

55,645 


1,270 


337 
570 

8,323 

3,964 

100 


2,611 

601 


53 

27 

51 

19 

115 

10 

90 


7,361 
1,972 

4,953 
1,539 

11,243 
1,418 
8,838 

37,714 


279 
68 


890 
24 


1,544 


15,126 
3,069 


19,121 


17,735 
,386 


981 
563 


81,081 
30,437 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


53,721 
76,487 

210,760 


33,951 

27,433 

53,021 

8,250 

7,759 

3,549 

34,082 

42,665 

814,975 


122,616 
36,616 
95,819 
49,492 
21,782 
66,086 

112,736 
12,311 
13,513 

161,138 


102,564 
41,922 

5,503 
11,149 

37,540 


4,890 
80,436 


108,702 


9,951 
23,311 
12,853 
3,993 
3,195 
21,473 
28,926 

52,241 


345 
974 

8,561 

2,434 

100 


2,666 

601 


9,527 


7,301 
2,226 

4,733 
1,638 
8,739 
1,014 
9,007 

23,027 


18,331 
14,632 


2,463 
1,892 


34,462 
33,395 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 


60,645 
75,634 


214,566 


34,805 
26,676 
55,669 
9,526 
7,744 
3,785 
32,197 
44,164 

799,469 


124,958 
28,553 
87,238 
49,556 
23,884 
71,325 
95,586 
12,353 
13,484 

159,019 


98,468 

44,100 

5,583 

10,868 

38,878 


4,756 
9,377 


112,884 


9,699 
22,478 
13,535 
9,550 
3,384 
22,686 
31,552 

52,700 


1,361 


375 
726 

8,237 

2,739 

100 

3,311 


2,710 
601 


10,214 
7,881 
2,333 


5,007 
1,669 
8,796 
1,559 
8,066 

52, 568 


14,259 
3,524 


32,988 
1,104 


83,923 
37,526 


1,514 
1,509 


10,015 


2,123 

2,731 

387 

559 

916 

534 

1,045 

1,670 

45,661 


7,954 
1,251 

239 
2,033 

861 

11,236 

2,841 

346 
1,156 


6,202 

2,402 

2,939 

269 

592 

3,243 


253 
7,521 


726 

11 


14 

14 

408 
3 

2 


146 
146 


20 
12 
44 

39 

355 


270 
163 


57 
24 
33 


23,791 


174 
23,617 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n,a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


29.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(^mber) 


Sales,  entire  year 


T" 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 


{Thousand  dollars)       (Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work* 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


Payroll 
(Dolldrs) 


MUINTIC  cm  METROPOLITim  AREA,'   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  vholesalers 

Manufacturers*   sales  branchesi  offices 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Type  by  Klr»i  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.    leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  ^oods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

TRENTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA, '  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices,    total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),   total. 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 


1?5 


123 
18 


3 
257 


58,928 


41,839 
7,729 
9,360 


/11,839 


9,156 
6,090 
8,135 
4,604 
747 
1,356 

1,634 
2,505 
912 
924 
1,071 
4,705 

123,798 


73,843 
25,154 


22,153 
3,001 

19,589 
4,148 
1,064 


73,8^3 


TTB3" 

7,830 
13,809 
1,159 
7,507 
1,217 
2,495 

2,783 
6,24  2 
4,547 
3,602 
4,373 
3,242 
9,999 

22,153 


13,643 
3,052 
5,458 


3,701 


2,932 
420 
349 


602 
389 
564 
146 
UO 
222 

89 
177 
82 
73 
91 
387 


314 
8,552 


5,683 
1,903 


1,709 
194 

831 
91 
44 


5,683 


243 
527 
1,067 
76 
196 
204 
258 

364 

489 
565 
265 
579 
224 
626 


423 
814 
472 


114 
9 


1,170 


954 
117 
99 


178 
120 
lU 
49 
46 
84 

32 

63 
33 
27 
37 
141 

2,713 


76 
2,642 


1,910 
485 


444 
41 

215 
18 
14 


1,910 


174 
3U 
31 
74 
73 
85 

124 
155 
214 

64 
182 

78 
259 


115 
195 
134 


69,944 


55,859 
7,466 
6,619 


55,859 


10,223 
7,420 

10,653 
3,074 
2,367 
4,377 

2,420 
3,465 
1,407 
1,322 

1,684 
7,447 


6,384 
164,359 


112,016 
34,227 


30,742 
3,485 

15,776 

1,591 

749 


112,016 

— Z7ZS5 

10,862 

22,851 

1,424 

4,409 

4,223 

4,776 

6,705 

9,232 
11,408 

4,385 
11,019 

4,235 
12,025 

30,742 


8,082 
13,315 
9,345 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Atlantic  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Mercer  County. 


NEW  JERSEY 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 


29.05 


ESTABLUHMBN-n,  SaI  It*,  pAY  ROU,  AND  Psa«ONNBI.— ToTAL;  EsTABLlSHUEI^TS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLB&Al.BaS  AND  OtHEM 

Opeutino  Tytbs:  1948 

Tool 

Merchant  wholcaalera 

Other  opmting  types 

County  ukI  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumbcr) 

Sain, 
entire  )xu 

(Jhouuni 
dolLlrj) 

Pa;'  roil, 
crnirc  year 

(Thoiudiui 
<l<ill>r>) 

Active 

proprictori,* 

November 

(dumber) 

Paid  employeea  and  pay  roll, 

worlsweek  ended  nearest 

Nov   15 

Eitabliih- 
mcnta 

(>{umber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiudnd 
doIWi) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouund 
dollari) 

Employeea 
(Xumber) 

Pay  roU 
(ODlbn) 

State,   total 

5,722 

3,f.29,810 

210,119 

3,794 

60,356 

4,011,380 

Adrinlsirative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishrnents 

Atlantic  County 

27 
5,695 

155 

32,876 
3,596,93.. 

58,928 

6,079 
204,040 

3,701 

3,794 
123 

1,544 
53,812 

1,170 

121,449 
3,889,931 

69.944 

4,743 
123 

1,966,467 
41,339 

952 
32 

1,630,467 
17.039 

118 
12 
11 
1 
13 

339 

51,150 
(x) 

2,537 
Cx) 

3,137 

Cx) 

3,335 
79 
113 
Cx) 

164 

12,145 

90 
10 
8 
Cx) 

15 

199 

1,030 
30 
34 
Cx) 

73 

3,429 

62,347 

1,648 

2,064 

Cx) 

3,202 

239,315 

6 

7 

"9 

Cx) 
2,270 

6 
4 
1 
4 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

917 

Administrative,   auxiliary  -jnlts 

Wlulesale  establisbotents,    total 

5 

334 

6 

5 

5 

16 

2 

11 

20 

30 

6 

8 

4 

16 
3 

47 
5 
2 
9 

12 
4 
2 
6 
1 

6 
1 
9 
8 
11 

3 
4 
4 
6 
1 
49 

37 

Cx) 

197,220 
2,910 
749 
772 
2,442 
Cx) 
4,238 
14,585 
10,438 
4,108 
922 
Cx) 
1,939 
920 
33,764 
347 
Cx) 
2,495 
19,264 
Cx) 
Cx) 

721 
Cx) 

1,097 
Cx) 
9,117 
5,893 
2,743 

902 
914 
154 

Cx) 

494 

Cx) 
37,453 

15,917 

852 
11,293 
267 
33 
81 
121 
Cx) 

321 
897 
695 
269 
60 
Cx) 

171 

53 

1,526 

72 

Cx) 

366 
1,018 
Cx) 

Cx) 

152 
Cx) 

57 

Cx) 

818 
361 
118 

'so 

46 
11 

Cx) 

33 

Cx) 
2,479 

379 

199 
2 
4 
2 
8 

Cx) 

6 
8 
17 
8 
8 

Cx) 

22 

2 

22 

2 
Cx) 

2 

8 
Cx) 
Cx) 

4 
Cx) 

3 
Cx) 

7 
8 

6 
7 
4 

Cx) 

4 
Cx) 

22 

15 

255 
3,174 
89 
15 
40 
48 
Cx) 

86 
245 
136 
66 
24 
Cx) 

65 

12 

413 

18 

Cx) 

124 
222 
Cx) 
Cx) 

45 
Cx) 

24 
Cx) 

204 
84 
30 

16 
12 
5 
Cx) 

13 
Cx) 

767 

324 

17,702 

222,113 

5,060 

732 

1,719 

2,459 

Cx) 

5,209 

17,477 

13,006 

4,686 

1,307 

Cx) 

3,424 

1,019 
27,337 

1,309 
Cx) 

6,691 
20,348 
Cx) 
Cx) 

3,984 
Cx) 

1,094 
Cx) 

14,091 
6,201 
2,497 

890 
911 
220 

Cx) 

577 

Cx) 
55,178 

16,420 

233 

4 

5 

4 

14 

2 

10 

16 

25 

5 

8 

15 
3 

42 
5 
2 
9 
9 
4 
2 
5 
1 

6 

1 
8 
7 
7 

5 
8 
4 
3 
6 
1 
34 

27 

104,615 

Cx) 

749 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 
5,244 
8,502 

.x) 

922 

Cx) 

Cx) 

920 
12,603 

347 
Cx) 
2,495 
4,742 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

1,097 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

1,220 

Cx)    ■■' 
914 
154 

Cx) 

494 

Cx) 
9,743 

7,185 

51 
2 

1 
2 

1 
4 
5 
1 

1 

1 

5 

"3 

1 

1 
1 
4 

2 

1 

15 
10 

92,605 
(x) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

1,936 

Cx) 

Fort  Lee 

Garfield     

Cx) 
Cx) 

21,161 

Hasbrouck  Heiehts 

... 

Cx) 

RIdeef leld              

Cx) 

Ridgef ield  Park 

Cx) 

River  Edge 

Rutherford 

Teaneck  townships 

Tenafly 

Wallii\gton 

Westwood 

Wood -Ridge 

Cx)    '" 
Cx)    ■" 

Burlin^on  County 

8,732 

1 

5 

1 

30 

249 

(x) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
11,221 

157,553 

Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

692 

8.373 

Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

12 

175 

Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

272 

2,552 

Cx/ 
Cx) 
Cx) 
13,240 

162.162 

1 

4 

1 

21 

216 

(X) 

Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 

91.893 

"i 

9 
33 

Burlington 

PaliBorra 

Remainder  of  County 

Cx) 

Cx)    ■■' 
65,660 

Camden 

Colllngswood 

2 
191 

10 
15 

4 
3 
24 

33 

-           (x)' 

131,269 
5,812 

15,179 

664 
Cx) 
3,764 

7.777 

fx)' 
6,557 
393 
795 

109 
Ix) 

437 

471 

(x) 

143 

3 
3 

1 

Cx) 

22 

16 

(x) 
2,014 
123 

214 

42 
Cx) 

134 

159 

Cx) 

126,932 
7,791 
14,856 

2,402 
Cx) 
8,645 

7.591 

2 

165 

9 

14 

4 

3 

19 

24 

Cx) 
74,979 
Cx) 
Cx) 

664 

[^! 

4.966 

26 

1 
1 

"5 
9 

56,290 
Cx) 

Cx) 

Haddon  Heights 

ftanainder  of  County 

2.811 

Wildwood 

Bridgeton 

Vlneland 

Remainder  of  County 

Essex  County 

6 
15 
12 

86 

453 
2,651 
4,673 

33,099 

34 
U7 
290 

2,099 

1 
11 

4 

50 

11 
50 
98 

1,369 

459 

2,115 
5,017 

55,713 

5 

13 

6 

55 

Cx) 
Cx) 
2,304 

12,861 

2 

6 

31 

(x) 
Cx) 
2,369 

20,233 

32 

12 
22 
20 

1,866 

11,993 
1,422 

12,765 
6,919 

Cx) 

533 

129 

414 

1,023 

81,373 

16 
4 

23 
7 

1,179 

136 
40 
160 
983 

22,578 

9,966 
2,472 
7,400 
35,375 

1,569,573 

21 

10 

18 

6 

4,754 
(x) 
Cx) 

1,415 

11 
2 
4 

14 

Cx)' 
Cx) 
5,504 

AdBinlatratlve,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,    total 

Belleville 

11 

1,355 

28 

48 

61 

4 

74 

13 

6 

24 
1,499 
15 
37 
7 
3 
11 
25 

Cx) 

1,298,913 

3,152 

24,806 

22,566 

1,192 

20,675 

1,318 

Cx) 

7,119 

1,173,831 

2,801 

U.lOl 

1,122 

Cx) 

Cx) 

8,109 

2,142 

79,231 

331 

2,217 

1,233 

34 

1,729 

175 

Cx) 

351 

70,671 

219 

1,020 

57 

Cx) 

Cx) 

353 

1,179 

14 

30 

41 

3 

61 

3 

Cx) 

20 

933 

12 

28 

7 

Cx) 

Cx) 

7 

541 

22,037 

227 

630 

345 

10 

445 

51 

Cx) 

96 

19,667 

62 

312 

20 

Cx) 

Cx) 

109 

43,331 

1,526,242 

16,096 

41,160 

26,239 

540 

30,016 

2,693 

Cx) 

6.751 

1,364,281 

4,273 

19,467 

1,117 

Cx) 

Cx) 

8,723 

1,534 
25 
41 
47 
3 
70 
12 
5 

21 
1,230 

14 

33 
5 
3 
9 

16 

763,170 
7,010 
12,274 
15,645 

Cx) 
20,411 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 

684,262 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
3,710 

321 

3 

7 

14 

1 

4 
1 
1 

3 
2b9 
1 
4 
2 

2 
9 

535,743 

1,142 

Bloottfield 

East  Orange 

6,921 
Cx) 

Irvington 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Montclalr 

Newark 

Cx) 
494,569 

Mutley 

Orange 

Cx) 
Cx) 

■•• 

West  Orange 

Remainder  of  County 

4,399 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


29.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(^umbw) 


Sales, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolldn) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Jiiumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
{Humhtr) 


Pay  roll 
(DoIUrs) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


{Humhcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TJiousand 
dollars) 


Other  opetatiiig  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(^Thousand 
dollars) 


Gloucester  County 

Paulsboro 

Pitman 

Woodbury 

Remainder  of  County 

Hudson  County 

Administrative,  auxiliai^  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Bayonne 

Guttenberg 

Harrison 

Hoboken 

Jersey  City 

Kearny 

North  Bergen  township^ 

Secaucus 

Union  City 

Weehawken  township*' 

West  New  York 

Remainder  of  County 

Hunterdon  County 

Mercer  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Princeton 

Trenton 

Remainder  of  County 

Middlesex  County 

Carteret 

Dunellen 

Highland  Park 

Metuchen 

Middlesex 

New  Brunswick 

Perth  Amboy 

Sayreville 

South  Amboy 

South  Plainf  ield 

South  River 

Woodbridge  township^. 

Remainder  of  County 

Monmouth  County 

Asbury  Park 

Freehold 

Keansburg 

Keyport 

Long  Branch 

Neptune  township* 

Red  Bank 

Remainder  of  County 

Morris  County 

Boon  ton 

Chatham 

Dover 

Madison 

Morristown 

Remainder  of  County 

Ocean  County 

Passaic  County 

Clifton 

Haledon 

Hawthorne 

Passaic 

Paterson 

Prospect  Park 

Totowa 

Remainder  of  County 

Salem  County 

Penns  Grove 

Salem ■ 

Remainder  of  County 

Somerset  County 

Bound  Brook 

Manville 

North  Plainf ield 

Raritan 

Soraervl lie 

Remainder  of  County 

Sussex  County 

Newton 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


9 
34 
93 
42i 
29 
-17 

5 
85 
12 
27 
10 

iO 
260 


3 

257 
3 

211 


3 
25 

36 

41 

61 
582 


55 

6 

10 

128 

364 

1 

3 


24_,825 


22.302 


5,437 
(x) 
(x) 

17,414 

(«) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


4,552 
(x) 
(x) 

14,869 

(x) 


TO 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


706,018 
69,300 

1,328 
24,463 
32,213 
470,296 
29,193 
20,219 

2,642 
19,295 

3,112 

6,938 
26,519 

21,125 
123, 798 


(x) 

35,781 

3,071 

127 

1,691 

2,139 

21,590 

1,968 

1,902 

115 

1,344 

275 

533 

1,026 

1,026 
8,866 


(x) 


557 
51 
5 
12 
59 
272 
17 
39 
4 
72 
4 
17 


30 

166 


(x) 

9,781 

794 

44 

431 

569 

5,903 

624 

522 

30 

393 

94 

133 

244 

382 

2,718 


(x) 

655,717 

54,516 

2,498 

31,314 

37, 121 

390, 846 

40,273 

36,671 

2,507 

24,726 

4,842 

9,518 

20,885 

19,140 

170,743 


734 

68 

8 

28 

85 

345 
23 
46 
3 
82 
12 
26 


339, 559 

30,379 
(x) 
8,796 

26,072 
210,383 

11,339 
(x) 
(x) 

18,334 
3,112 
(x) 
(x) 

6,908 


123,798 
(x) 
94,515 
(x) 

250,617 


314 
8,552 

(x) 
6,726 

(x) 

9,686 


28,760 
2,475 
1.888 
(x) 

699 
37.258 
30,277 
(x) 

(x) 

1,028 

749 

89,912 


1,042 
248 
117 
(x) 

170 
2,594 
3,706 
(x) 

(x) 


59 
1,364 


16,423 
5,300 
(x) 

10, 510 
6,631 
(x) 
28, 620 

33,027 


1,272 
174 
(x) 

582 

509 
(x) 
1,510 

2.194 


1,231 
1,859 
11,333 
153 
8,831 
9,620 

14,754 
263.338 


73 
107 
573 
8 
522 
911 

728 
15.610 


40,019 

1,924 

4,345 

80,715 

131,573 

(x) 

(x) 

3,301 

9.879 


2,112 

112 

228 

4,426 

8,326 

(x) 

tx) 

364 

479 


2,688 
2,455 
4,736 


289 
110 


2,912 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
7,912 
2,454 

8,883 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


426 
256 


,801 


138 
239 


(x) 
(x) 


76 
2,642 

(x) 
2,044 

(x) 

2.686 


6,384 
164,359 
(x) 

127,147 
(x) 

180,508 


202 

2 

168 

32 


(x) 


Cx) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


718 
1,085 
(x) 

(x) 

20 
33 
316 

1.308 


(x) 


333 
54 


19,875 
4,790 
2,025 
(x) 

2,892 
47,621 
73,789 
(x) 

(x) 

1,101 
1,523 
19, 986 

78,360 


73,843 
(x) 

64,151 
(x) 

89.346 


(x) 


177 
140 


22,348 
2,352 

(x) 

10,835 
7,083 
(x) 
26, 861 

44.573 


3 
1 
16 
4 
23 
23 

62 
448 


29 

6 

4 

99 

301 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


28 

31 

171 

5 

153 

259 

263 

4.530 


1,474 
2,354 

11,035 

169 

8,730 

20,811 

13,872 

294.000 


573 

36 

71 

1,306 

2,423 

(x) 

(x) 

99 

189 


40,471 

2,465 

4,294 

84,985 

154,493 

(x) 

(x) 

6,346 

9.954 


6,284 
2,039 
1,631 

15,764 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


105 
91 


2,298 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
6,918 
4,756 

7,318 


3,159 
4,159 


(x) 

1,883 
(x) 

699 
26,151 
47,439 
(x) 

(x) 

1,028 

749 

6,738 


1 
22 

3 
29 
32 

42 
539 


50 
5 
9 

lis 

340 
1 
2 
14 


11,624 
5,099 
(x) 

5,900 
(x) 
(x) 
19, 999 

21,409 

1^ 

(x) 

8,577 
(x) 
4,587 
7,779 

7,743 
183,351 


25,985 
(x) 
(x) 

48,231 
101,650 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


4,421 
(x)' 
(x) 


9,252 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

4,150 
(x) 


2,229 


10.570 

Tif — 


(x) 


366,459 
38,921 

(x) 
15,667 
6,141 

259,913 
17,854 

(x) 

(x) 

961 

(x)    "■■ 
(x) 

14,217 


49,955 
(x) 

30,364 
(x) 

161,271 


28,198 
(x) 

(x) 


11,107 
32,838 


(x) 


20,382 
4,799 


4,610 
(x) 
(x) 

3,621 


11,618 

-(rf — 

(x) 
2,756 

(x) 
4,244 
1,841 

7,011 
79,487 


14,034 

(x) 

(x) 
32,4«4 
29,923 

(x)   ■■' 
(x) 

5.458 


(x) 
3,815 

5,785 

(x)        ■ 

(x)    "■ 

3,762 
(x) 

6.654 


1,653 
5,001 


NEW  JERSEY 


29.07 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS,  Sai.bs,  Pay  Ron,  AND  Pbrsonnbl — Total;  Estabushmkn-is  and  Salbs — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Camty  and  dty 


Union  County. 


AdBlnlstrative,  auxillaJ7  units. 
Wholesale  establistunents,  total. 

Cranfonl  township^ 

Elizabeth 

Hillside  township^ 

Linden 

Plainf  ield 

Rahway 


Rosalie 

Roselle  Park 

Suamit 

Union  township^ 

Westfield 

Raaainder  of  County. 

Warren  County 

Phillipsburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
mcQts 


(Nianbcr) 


385 
3 

157 
33 
24 
55 
18 


Silcs. 
entire  year 

^thousand 
doUars) 


M 


(x) 

266,946 
280 
103,677 
33,742 
47,418 
15,892 
3,373 

2,869 
1,945 
6,812 

23,970 
3,386 

23,582 

16,836 


3,040 
13,796 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

CDiouidnd 
dollars) 


(x) 


M 

15,916 
55 
6,311 
2,144 
1,478 
1,280 
306 

274 
228 
547 
2,324 
213 
756 

1,066 


274 
792 


proprietors, 
November 


(Xumber) 


(x) 


(x) 


247 
1 

109 
17 
10 
37 
15 

5 
3 
9 
25 
7 
9 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xlumber) 


(x) 


(x) 

4,441 

11 

1,717 

649 

400 

372 

96 

58 

53 
107 
724 

61 
193 


95 
266 


Payroll 
(Dall<iri) 


(x) 


(x) 

304,138 
807 
112,138 
44,209 
32,232 
24,087 
5,521 

5,358 
4,306 
8,699 

46,050 
4,002 

16,729 

19,741 


5,223 
14,518 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


335 
3 

138 
26 
22 
49 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioujdnd 
doIUrs) 


125,807 

280 

51,717 

18,416 

(x) 
11,452 

(x) 

2,869 
1,945 

(x) 

(x) 
2,654 
3,690 

9,253 


2,038 
7,215 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclos-jre. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  populaticm  estunates. 
Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishment^  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThottSflTid 
dollars) 


141,139 

51,960 
15,326 

(X) 
4,440 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

732 
19,892 

7,583 


6,581 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousdnd 
dolliirs) 


Piy  foH, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


PiyroU 
(Dollors) 


AIUNTIC  COOimr  (see  Atlantic  City  Metropolitan  Area,   table  102 

BQKZM  COUKTr,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

FajTD  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apperel 

Furniture,  home  rumlshings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Wast2  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c... 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices...... 

Petroleum  buUi  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CjHDEN  CODKTf ,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

AutoDOtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating...................... 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

^tenufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 
334 


-liL 


(x) 
197,220 


104,615 


5,008 
5,840 
5,050 
5,193 
3,033 
259 
2,065 

3,695 
1,676 
5,908 

11,297 
9,295 
2,075 

44,221 

32.233 

47,284 
13,088 

157,553 


91,893 


14,332 
4,U1 

13,403 
8,040 

2,427 
1,258 
7,426 

14,728 
3,043 

16,224 
6,901 

40,869 


22,373 
18,496 


23,482 
1,309 


852 
U,293 


232 
290 
393 
421 
325 
28 
322 

511 
154 
432 
908 

1,165 
152 

1,566 

2,305 

1,733 

356 


362 
327 
957 
U6 

358 
53 
704 
996 
361 
757 
1,022 


780 
106 


938 
41 


3,429 


255 
3,174 


2,017 


39 
100 
110 

111 

106 


170 
46 
134 
241 
323 


697 

407 

53 


1,989 


288 
92 

229 
57 

129 

20 
210 
265 
134 
269 
296 


269 
32 


252 

10 


239,815 


17,702 
222,113 


4,413 
6,519 
7,767 
7,467 
6,504 
458 
6,104 

9,863 
3,204 
8,041 
16,332 
20,977 
3,059 
31,535 

51,310 

31,659 

6,901 

162,162 


124,059 


18,177 
5,855 

19,065 
2,505 

7,078 
1,021 
12,070 
17,951 
6,966 
14,683 
18,688 

18,527 


16,075 
2,452 


19,360 
216 


29.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pebsonnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Bosinbu;  1948 


County,  type  of  opeiation,  and  kind  of  business 


CUMBEKLAJTO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  f arm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

ESSEX  COUKn,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating, > 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Oi.her  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petrolaum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

HUDSON  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc ,  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  =ind  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  pl'imblng,  heating 

L'-imber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petrol »um  bulk  stations ,  ter'oinals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

MERCER  COTOTY  (See  Trenton  Metropolitan  Ar-.a,   table  102.) 
See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establulimenta 
(Number) 


11 
1,855 


177 
214 
23 
63 
25 
56 
32 
58 

5 

87 
66 

lU 
87 

253 
24 
90 

163 


115 
75 

16 

112 


7 
5 

4 
17 
34 
45 

3 

855 


137 
63 
22 
30 
19 
41 
16 
23 

3 
29 
27 
48 
47 
67 
12 
71 
79 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrt) 


12,861 


3,529 

2,004 
535 
973 
593 

1,963 
314 
303 

2,647 

9,180 

10,356 

702 


(x) 


(x) 
1,298,913 


763,170 


73,738 
87,027 
70,697 
24,522 
31, 5X 
9,534 
12,363 
18,074 

2,061 
83,638 
89,785 
29,158 
88,307 
48,386 
23,252 
21,170 
49,919 

399,499 


247,447 
152,052 


78,558 
55,650 


3,913 
3,359 
1,775 
9,349 
14,837 
22,417 


2,036 


(x) 


(x) 
706,018 


339,559 


72,624 
26,212 
31,300 
21,385 
24,459 
9,356 
4,716 
5,326 

847 
4,969 
16,816 
21,732 
26,204 
13,^l9 
9,873 
28,492 
21,989 

238.353 


223,863 
64,490 


46,172 
31,934 


1,004 
11,057 
6,292 
4,583 
1,076 
7,922 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doUari) 


Active 
pToprietofB,* 
November 

(Number) 


254 
42 
38 

145 
32 

149 
46 
44 
67 

275 
889 
U8 


2,142 
79,231 


51,407 


3,921 
4,341 
2,688 
2,043 
721 
762 
1,125 
2,293 

86 
4,132 
6,244 
3,060 
5,587 
6,567 
2,001 
2,114 
3,712 
23.554 


20,034 
3,520 

2,475 

1,455 


39 
3 
108 
362 
330 
613 


(x) 


(x) 
35,781 


3,634 

1,744 

2,268 

1,458 

634 

383 

332 

.    448 

33 
690 

1,835 
1,859 
2,743 
1,613 
1,318 
2,072 
2,368 
8,896 


7,582 
1,314 

1,170 

283 


3 
5 

4 
2 
2 
1 
8 

10 

1 
3 

1,179 


1,179 


146 
223 
8 
32 
26 
40 
2D 
31 

5 

51 

31 

76 

27 

159 

9 

95 

117 


(x) 


(x) 


124 
54 
19 
8 
24 
27 


I^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
wcckweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Oiumba) 


124 
16 
11 
62 
12 
44 
14 
24 
29 

35 
909 
39 

22,578 


541 
22,037 


14,692 


1,196 
1,311 
601 
633 
235 
249 
300 
573 

19 

1,120 

1,580 

876 

.1,296 

1,815 

701 

755 

1,432 

6,318 


5,495 
823 


625 
295 


2 

28 
56 
79 
118 


(x) 


(x) 


6,963 


1,050 
513 
635 
393 
173 
U9 

99 
100 

12 
223 
374 
450 
700 
426 
386 
650 
630 


2,081 
358 


295 

84 


Payroll 

(EtolLrj) 


l-,435 


4,194 
649 
643 

2,958 
576 

2,602 
794 
770 

1,244 

5,575 

33,602 

2,101 


43,331 
1,526,242 


963,471 


75,156 
33,768 
51,532 
39,090 
15,176 
14,280 
21,881 
39,857 

735 
80,576 

115,201 
51,747 
99,649 

117,047 
44,378 
39,470 
73,928 

478,122 


406,458 
71,664 

48,372 

29,257 


727 
62 
2,064 
8,361 
6,4B9 
U,554 

7,020 


(x) 


(x) 
655,717 


454,547 


64,916 

33,051 

40,051 

25,039 

10,620 

7,588 

5,9X9 

7,829 

652 
13,066 
31,742 
33,160 
49,863 
30,081 
24,655 
36,613 
39,652 
172,775 


147,170 
25,605 

22,664 

5,731 


253 

794 

1,702 

81 

1,427 

1,474 


NEW  JERSEY 


29.09 


Tiblc  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Rolx,  avd  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  ot'  operatioD,  and  kind  ot  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CThousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll. 
entire  year 

(TTlOliMTld 
dollari) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(>iumber) 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumher) 


Payroll 

iDoUars) 


MIDDLSSEX  COUNTY,   total. 


Herchant  vholesslers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  producta  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  ani  products  (■»xc.   leaf) 

Furniture,  hooe  famishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

AutooKJtive  equipment,   tires  and  tibes. 

Electrical  goods 

Bairdware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materla^s^ 

Machinery,  equlFoent,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Mfmufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices.. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


M3W10UTH  COUNTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total.. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf),. 
Paper  and  its  products 


Autcoiotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


M3RRIS  COUNTY,  total.- 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectlcnery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autonotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  constraction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 


OCEAN  COUNTY,  total... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petrole'jm  bulk  stations. 
Other  operating  types... 


PASSAIC  COUNTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


terminals. 


meats. 


Crocerlea,  confectionery. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  hooe  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 


Automotive  equlpsient,  tires  end  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hard'<rare,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Vfeste  nBterials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  staticiis. 
Other  operating  types... 


terminals. 


252 


211 


250.617 


39.3^6 


37 

31,561 

1,578 

31 

10,5J6 

436 

10 

3,615 

272 

8 

4,097 

117 

3 

513 

36 

8 

1,550 

177 

19 

3,376 

553 

10 

2,026 

239 

11 

4,3fli 

3UT 

& 

2,790 

271 

m 

5,000 

430 

■> 

4,501 

503 

lA 

3,785 

541 

29 

.     11 , 546 

947 

14 

20,276 

977 

16 

136,148 

2,074 

6 

1,022 

20 

5 

3,'825 

116 

72.444 


52_^062 


1,730 

3,059 

476 

2,478 

3,612 
3,399 

263.338 


183_,351 


22,095 
33,798 
11,499 
14,984 
16,393 
8,245 
5,737 
2,841 

6,091 
5,469 

16,238 
3,627 

12,251 
4,200 
5,524 

14,859 

38,907 


35,816 
3,091 


21,553 
19,027 


4.514 


3,547 


2? 

5,950 

318 

?8 

15,639 

814 

10 

4,438 

350 

3 

688 

74 

i 

5,345 

140 

6 

1,239 

126 

13 

2,593 

429 

4 

1,176 

98 

13 

4,187 

303 

6 

1,183 

91 

1? 

901 

74 

8 

6X 

80 

22 

8,089 

650 

14 

10,235 

654 

17 

9,749 

303 

4 

398 

10 

2,194 


5 

585 

40 

10 

3,008 

204 

4 

1,572 

138 

4 

1,051 

100 

4 

5,030 

131 

10 

1,080 

198 

5 

1,353 

102 

9 

2,006 

142 

4 

1,188 

235 

12 

1,573 

200 

10 

403 

36 

15 

2,510 

251 

4 

4,722 

113 

13 

5,363 

281 

6 

1,533 

23 

248 

111 

17 

170 

133 
49 

15,610 


12,453 


1,178 
2,053 
869 
907 
331 
405 
472 
344 

695 
339 

1,207 
305 

1,485 
393 
586 
384 

2,279 


2,179 
100 


555 
323 


439 
Ihi 
85 
49 
11 
53 
155 

62 
% 
73 
125 
137 
159 
240 

246 

495 

6 

42 

1,301 


22 

104 

6,002 

18 

209 

11,416 

4 

100 

5,824 

1 

22 

1,446 

I 

48 

2,939 

3 

42 

2,179 

9 

133 

8,177 

3 

28 

1,860 

4 

81 

5,Oi2 

3 

27 

1,776 

10 

27 

1,481 

9 

32 

1,322 

11 

204 

11,839 

158 

10,884 

n 

88 

6,023 

4 

5 

150 

430 
613 
249 
229 
130 
135 
141 
115 

211 
107 
272 

75 
458 

62 
234 
265 


573 
23 


148 
60 


U' 


>n 


32,295 

10,109 

5,098 

2,633 

665 

3,373 

10,500 

4,574 
6,895 
5,015 
7,784 
9,746 
9,962 
17,637 

17,609 

34,300 

250 

2,058 

78^360 


10 

665 

72 

3,922 

40 

2,261 

25 

2,071 

44 

2,973 

55 

3,225 

32 

1,633 

39 

2,584 

73 

5,306 

56 

3,766 

16 

676 

60 

7,099 

38 

2,262 

83 

5,630 

4 

5O0 

10,023 


4,952 

1,627 

317 

3,127 

2,594 
1,255 

294,000 


234.174 


25,5a 

39,499 

17, 501 

16,101 

7,660 

7,652 

10,549 

6,518 

12,646 
6,599 

19,703 
4,694 

25,238 
6,540 

11,430 

16,123 

43,851 


41,719 
2,132 


10,881 
5,094 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


29.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sax.es,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pehsonnbl,  bt  Ttfb  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operatioD,  and  kind  of  business 


UNION  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machineiy,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

WARREN  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total , 

Groceries .  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) , 

Other  operating  types , 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
Qiumber) 


388 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiuand 
doUars) 


(x) 


(x) 
266,946 


125.807 


8,961 
18,612 
4,020 
4,000 
8,480 

359 
2,332 
5,514 
3,871 
7,267 

14,310 
16,912 
10,552 
5,173 
15,444 

72,726 


68,122 
4,604 


64,928 

3,485 


9,253 


247 
1,468 
2,397 
1,241 

635 
1,152 

373 

163 
1,572 

3,306 

459 

3,818 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousartd 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 

15,916 


10.880 


356 
1,537 
364 
401 
105 

29 

265 
877 
342 
640 

1,334 

2,076 

1,119 

519 

916 

3,686 


3,499 
187 


1,313 
37 


12 

174 

169 

9 

84 
U6 

21 

15 
205 

146 
13 
102 


propnetofx, 
November 

(>(uml>er) 


(x) 


(x) 


Riid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  Deaztst  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Numiier) 


(x) 


(x) 


3.128 


110 
528 

93 
132 

32 

9 
82 

299 
87 

170 

329 

45f 
328 
15; 
318 


924 
29 


350 
10 


Payroll 

(Oolbrs) 


Jxl. 


(x) 

304,138 


207.745 


6,490 
29,117 

8,086 
10,981 

1,755 

275 
5,173 

17,326 
5,281 

11,347 

23,132 
37,598 
23,172 
8,850 
19,162 

69,633 


66,651 
2,982 

26,091 
669 


14,561 


265 
2,978 

3,408 
174 

1,485 

2,185 
341 
325 

3,400 

2,941 

269 

1,970 


NEW  MEXICO 


CONTENTS 

Table  rage 

ICl  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  tjrpe  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 30 .02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (llone  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 30 . 03 

104.  Counties  './ith  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 30.04. 

Bernalillo  County 30.04 

Chaves  County 30 .04 

30.01 


30.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


EsOb- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sala, 
entire 
year 

(Thousdnd 
dolLln) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

PayroU, 
entire 
year 

(Tliousaiia 
aolkrs) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num. 
be,) 

Paid  empbyees.  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roU.  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  OQ 
band,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 

Amount 
(Tlunudnd 

dollOTl) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
rales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(DoNors) 

July  15 
(Oonarj) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollari) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(TkouKiTid 
Men) 

State,  total 

722 

259^969 

n.B. 

n.a. 

12,766 

566 

4,349 

4,684 

4,599 

229,899 

251,310 

257,575 

26.280 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 194-8-... 

718 

V.2 
317 

259,969 

66,387 
53,547 

153.525 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

18.656 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

12.2 

314 
12,452 

3,197 
2,331 

9.702 

566 

414 

103 

294 

90 
4,259 

2,330 
n.a. 

3.275 

94 
4,590 

2,543 
n.a. 

3.516 

91 
4,508 

2,522 
n.a. 

3,505 

5,460 
224,439 

n.a. 
n.a. 

174,432 

6,058 
245,252 

n.a. 
n.a. 

189,755 

6,339 
251,236 

n.a. 
n.a. 

197.865 

26,280 

1939.... 
1929 

WIK)USALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

7,752 
4,744 

22.733 

395 
8 

36 

152,347 
678 

12.402 

18,549 

107 

1.814 

12.1 
15.8 

14.6 

9,657 
45 

983 

286 
8 

3 

3,260 
15 

296 

3,499 

17 

305 

3,488 

17 

281 

173,669 
763 

17,603 

188,926 
829 

20,428 

197,046 
819 

18.100 

22,733 

5 

1.223 

33 
3 

230 
21 

28 

11,795 
607 

41,631 
33,535 

18.876 

1,757 
57 

4,353 
592 

931 

14.9 
9.4 

10.4 
1.8 

4.9 

948 
35 

1,179 
256 

332 

3 

231 

24 

14 

290 
6 

480 
97 

111 

298 
7 

506 
88 

175 

273 
8 

474 
127 

121 

17,080 
523 

23,181 
3,048 

6.175 

19,781 
647 

24,320 
2,569 

8,180 

17,260 
840 

23,148 
5,325 

6,793 

1,223 

1,821 

16 

482 

7 
21 

403 

2,469 
16,407 

153.525 

95 
836 

18,656 

3.8 
5.1 

12.2 

43 
289 

9,702 

2 
12 

294 

18 
93 

3,275 

38 
137 

3.516 

19 
102 

3,505 

875 
5,300 

174,432 

1,743 
6,437 

189,755 

1,020 
5,778 

197,865 

184 

298 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

22,733 

49 

27.957 

2.323 

8.3 

1,264 

34 

470 

498 

490 

22,788 

24,130 

24,161 

3.135 

23 
4 
10 
12 

49 

23,396 

333 

1,916 

2,312 

15,494 

1,700 

30 

208 

385 

2.497 

7.3 
9.0 
10.8 
16.6 

16.1 

■     '99S 

16 

94 

156 

1.100 

5 
12 
9 

48 

371 

8 

38 

53 

455 

394 

8 

40 

56 

519 

339 

6 

44 

51 

478 

17;76l 

330 

1,774 

2,923 

20,383 

13)610 

325 

2,019 

3,176 

23,938 

18)901 

250 

1,987 

3,023 

.23,007 

2,890 

Confectionery. . 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products    (edible) 

34 
45 
216 

488 

31 

IS 

32 

Ifibb 
17.219 

1,639 
858 

1.827 

19.4 
12.1 

10.6 

761 
339 

821 

22 
26 

19 

319 
136 

276 

366 
153 

302 

339 
139 

317 

14)263 
6,185 

14.047 

16)'?44 

7,194 
15.300 

16)482 
6,525 

16,448 

348 

140 

Beer,  wlnea,  distilled  aplrita 

?.9?7 

12 

20 

9 
U 

10 

4,753 
12,466 

1,827 
6,122 

1.143 

531 
1,296 

257 
256 

261 

11.2 
10.4 

14.1 
4.2 

22.8 

215 
606 

148 
162 

113 

9 

10 

6 
3 

12 

77 
199 

51 
56 

49 

90 
212 

56 
58 

48 

89 
228 

62 

60 

56 

3,547 
10,500 

2,571 
3,381 

1.992 

4,102 
11,198 

3,001 
3,325 

2.005 

4,152 
12,296 

3,079 
3,611 

2.307 

675 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

2,312 

275 
297 

»? 

Clothing,   furnishings,   footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture,  home  fumlahinga 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

6 
4 

5 

3 

5 

69 

8 

1,053 
90 

600 
1,018 
6,723 
8,120 

3,654 

250 
11 

163 

200 

250 

1,933 

398 

23.7 
12.2 

27.2 
19.6 
3.7 
23.8 

10.9 

108 

5 

80 

109 

61 

1,051 

218 

5 

7 

\ 
2 

56 

2 

39 
10 

37 

34 

14 

366 

64 

38 

10 

39 

37 

14 

380 

66 

46 

10 

43 

42 

16 

382 

73 

1,892 
100 

1,257 

1,856 

716 

23,349 

3,604 

1,905 
100 

1,293 

2,034 

731 

24,054 

3,873 

2,227 
80 

1,727 

2,629 

1,836 

24,562 

4,759 

224 

15 

119 

218 

348 

2,326 

Electrical  goods 

595 

General  line,  apparatus,  s\q)plles 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

3 
5 

17 

3;074 
580 

7,830 

314 
84 

972 

10.2 
14.5 

12.4 

177 
41 

551 

2 

16 

52 
12 

169 

54 
12 

173 

61 
12 

170 

758 
9,910 

3,l2l 
752 

10,445 

4,00J 
757 

9,932 

U5 
ISC 

1.803 

6 

11 

12 

4)121 
3,709 

8,519 

547 
425 

1,575 

13.3 
11.4 

18.5 

352 
199 

878 

5 
11 

3 

113 
56 

261 

115 
58 

291 

1I6 
54 

279 

6,201 
3,709 

14,232 

6,242 
4,203 

16,824 

6,202 
3,730 

16,431 

1,270 

Plumbing,  heating  equiiment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

533 

1,521 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

6 
76 

j!4J1 
6,098 

28,839 

^55r 

1,113 
3,742 

19.1 
18.2 

13.0 

54J 
636 

1,847 

3 
38 

S6 
175 

520 

89 
202 

556 

SS 
191 

554 

3)689 

10,543 

32,356 

4)001 
12,823 

35,812 

4)J87 
12,144 

37.189 

480 
1,041 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

5.383 

15 
3 
42 
10 
6 

10 

1)414 

1,906 

23,107 

1,444 

968 

1,065 

-        367 

338 

2,570 

291 

176 

188 

26.0 
17.7 
11.1 
20.2 
18.2 

17.6 

193 
186 
1,262 
140 
61 

76 

lO 
1 

19 
5 
3 

13 

W 
41 
324 
56 
25 

27 

'71 
40 
359 
62 
24 

41 

53 
40 
367 
60 
29 

39 

A,iboi 

3,500 

20,795 

2,751 

1,309 

1,020 

3,593 
3,548 
24,481 
2,906 
1,284 

1,656 

2,451 
3,409 
27,229 
2,767 
1,313 

1,523 

25^ 

391 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,  supplies. ... 

4,263 
320 

150 

Waste  materials 

123 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

4 

6 
36 

547 
17,395 

SO 
108 

1,814 

15.4 
19.7 

10.4 

31 
45 

1,223 

5 
8 

35 

4 
23 

426 

17 
24 

438 

17 

22 

135 

885 

20,965 

749 
907 

21,334 

686 

837 

24,614 

93 

30 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

2,831 

i. 
7 
9 
5 
13 

33 

i;i9.i 

843 

645 

965 

13,748 

11.795 

1S9 
111 
93 
70 
1,351 

1.757 

15.3 
13.2 
14.4 
7.2 
9.8 

14.9 

124 
65 

25 

19 

990 

948 

i 
1 
12 

6 

8 

3 

42 

30 

14 

6 

334 

290 

40 

33 

14 

7 

344 

298 

48 
31 
16 
6 
343 

273 

l)l71 

485 

295 

16,231 

17.080 

J,  538 

1,410 

485 

332 

16,569 

19.781 

3,057 

1,484 

560 

330 

19,183 

17.?^ 

30» 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

50 
96 

42 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches   (with  etockef, total. 

2,335 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

7 

3 
4 

11 

4,274 
499 
789 

3.533 

305 
74 
183 

694 

7.1 
14.8 
23.2 

19.6 

144 
41 
118 

406 

44 
12 
39 

83 

48 
13 
33 

87 

49 
10 
34 

82 

2,700 

718 

2,561 

6,050 

3,154 

810 

2,301 

5,619 

3,187 

738 

2,277 

5.842 

171 
45 

•85 

504 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

6 

5 
8 

737 
2,700 

40S 
289 

501 

14.5 
39.2 

18.6 

204 
202 

239 

2 

A3 
35 

112 

47 
40 

117 

38 
98 

3,491 
2,559 

5,051 

3,J5J 
2,367 

7,897 

3,268 
2,574 

5,216 

ili 
90 

Manufacturera'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

218 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


NEW  MEXICO 

Tabic  lOL-THE  STATE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaUSS,  EXPENSES,  PaY  RoLl,  PeHSONNBL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TypE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


30.03 


suiincu 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

Wumber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

dollars) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thoujaml 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Amount 

Cnwusand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 

(Number) 

March  15 

(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Tbousara) 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

21 

33.535 

592 

1.8 

256 

24 

97 

88 

127 

3.048 

2.559 

5.325 

16 

8 
3 
3 
7 

28 

6,343 

464 

2,620 

24,108 

18.876 

177 

15 

117 

282 

931 

2.8 
3.4 
4.5 
1.2 

4.9 

43 

2 

67 

144 

332 

9 

3 
2 
10 

14 

17 
1 
2 

77 

111 

16 

2 
70 

175 

15 

27 

85 

121 

770 

42 

180 

2,055 

6.175 

810 

180 
1,579 

8.180 

813 

1,742 
2,770 

6.798 

16 

Asseablers   (mainly  fan  products). 

total 

482 

18 

15,377 

610 

4.0 

227 

e 

80 

120 

74 

4,667 

5,663 

4,545 

419 

i 

5 
10 

10 

•/.Hi 
1,840 
5,711 

3,499 

207 

66 

337 

321 

5.6 
3.5 
5.9 

9.2 

36 
22 
169 

105 

"2 

6 

6 

10 
10 
60 

31 

2^ 
87 

55 

10 
9 
55 

47 

647 

507 

3,513 

1,508 

668 

750 
4,245 

2,517 

690 

598 

3,257 

2,253 

fV   ■( 

60 

359 

AsseoiJlers,   n.e.c 

63 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 

Table  102 . --STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS  (None  In  the  State) 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  ' 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaV   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:   1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousaml 
dollars) 

Pajr  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tkiusand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 

(Number) 

Pay  roU 
(Dollars) 

(Tbousand 
dollars) 

State,  total 

722 

259,969 

12,766 

566 

4,599 

257,^575 

... 

... 

ArtBlnistrative,  auilliaiy  units 

4 
718 

205 

259,969 
92.521 

314 
12,452 

6.562 

566 
158 

91 
4,508 

2,144 

5,339 
251,236 

132,153 

403 

153,525 

sis 

105,444 

Bernalillo  County 

... 

Adnlnistrative,  auxiliary  unite 

Wholesale  eetablishaente,  total 

Albuquerque 

Ranainder  of  County 

4 

201 

183 

18 

59 

92,521 
87,912 
4,609 

27,478 

314 
6,248 
5,870 

378 

864 

158 
141 

17 

41 

91 

2,053 

1,929 

124 

322 

5,339 

125,814 

118,211 

7,603 

16,799 

146 
135 

11 

36 

67,643 
65,253 
2,390 

16,240 

'55 

48 
7 

23 

24,878 
22,659 
2,219 

Qtaves  County 

11,238 

Roewell 

Reminder  of  County 

Colfax  County 

52 

7 

22 

J5,7D9 
1,769 

3.056 

8QS 
62 

184 

3S 
3 

19 

290 
32 

74 

1,300 
4.608 

3 
9 

1,109 
2.017 

4 
13 

550 
1.039 

11 
11 

44 

2,154 
902 

36,849 

12a 
55 

825 

10 
9 

42 

53 
21 

341 

3,505 
1,103 

16,317 

7 
2 

25 

W 
(X) 

8,315 

9 
19 

Ixi 

Curry  County 

28,533 

ii 

10 

4 

30 

1,648 

344 

U.73e 

784 
41 

U 

432 

ii 

a 

5 
20 

' 321 

20 

3 

147 

islsw 

1,047 

215 

8.676 

24 

1 

1 
12 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

7.428 

lO 
9 

3 

18 

(X) 

Renaiztder  of  County 

(x) 
(x) 

,     7t310 

20 
10 

47 

12)708 

2, ceo 

U,737 

377 
55 

527 

11 
9 

36 

127 
20 

202 

7,782 
894 

11,002 

11 

1 

30 

(x) 
(x) 

8,192 

9 
9 

17 

(X) 

(x) 

Udr  County 

3.545 

1 
21 
25 

19 

u) '  ■ 

(x) 

6,786 

4.522 

M 
M 

327 

277 

w 

21 
14 

U) 

U) 

125 

88 

(l) 

6,181 

4,527 

'is 

15 
13 

(x) 

4,754 

3.382 

1 
6 
10 

6 

(X) 

(x) 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Grant  County 

2,032 
1.140 

Silver  City 

15 

4 

12 
3 
6 

47 

3)355 
1,157 

1,717 

125 

2,390 

17.769 

129 

IAS 

57 

1 

114 

770 

U 

3 

8 
3 

9 

21 

45 
43 

24 

1 

41 

232 

2,456 
2,071 

890 

25 

2,021 

15.324 

10 
3 

3 

"3 

29 

(x) 

(x) 

835 

1,654 

12.575 

5 
1 

9 
3 
3 

18 

(x) 

B^BBlnder  of  County 

(x) 

882 

125 

Hidalgo  County 

Lea  County 

736 
5,194 

Hobbfi 

36 

11 

3 

'ii 

32 

14,362 
3,407 

256 

3,173 

6.815 

654 

U6 

10 
130 
332 

18 

3 

4 
"5 

20 

194 
38 

5 

'59 

158 

12,942 
2,382 

263 

2,997 
7.009 

22 

7 

3 
22 

10,382 
2,193 

375 
4.435 

14 

4 

3 

'io 
10 

3,980 

Reaalnder  of  County 

1,2U 
256 

Los  Alaaoe  County 

Luna  County 

M?K1nlry  County 

2,798 
2,380 

Gallic 

Beaalnder  of  County 

22 

10 

5,6'0 
1,142 

252 

70 

11 
9 

125 
32 

5,497 
1,512 

15 
7 

3,806 
629 

7 
3 

1,857 
513 

Sae  footnotee  at  and  of  table. 


30.04  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.~COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE^ikjntinucd 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoIX,  AND  PEKSONNBL ToTAt;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  Sa1.ES MbRCHANT  WhOLBSALBRS  AND  OtHEI.  OpBRATINO  TyPBS:   1948 


County  and  cit7 


Total 


Escablish- 
mencs 


(Humher) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollar,) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUiTt) 


proprieton, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workwedc  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


Payroll 

(Dollar,) 


Merchant  wbolesalers 


Esublish- 


(>tumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(T?iotU4ind 

doUars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


CNumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThouMTul 
doUan) 


Mora  County. 


Otero  County 

Alaatogordo 

Remainder  of  County. 


()ia7  County 

Tucumcarl 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Rio  Arriba  County. 


Roosevelt  County 

Portales 

Remainder  of  County.. 


Sandoval  County. 
San  Juan  County., 


San  Miguel  County 

Las  Vegas  (city).... 
Las  Vegas  (town).... 
Remainder  of  County. 


Santa  Fe  County , 

Santa  Pe , 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Sierra  County. . . 
Socorro  County. . 

Taos  County 

Torrance  County. 
Union  County. . . . 
Valencia  County. 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


\l\ 


"¥ 


fxi 


11 


2.397 


1,289 
1,108 

1,392 

3,968 


195 


127 


(x) 


2,011 
6.177 


(x) 


(x) 


(xi 


5,981 


(x) 


~33T 


1,724 
726 

997 

2,951 


(x) 


(x) 


s;782 
169 


(X) 


(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


"T5T 


1,726 
6,757 


(x) 
(x) 


6)678 


w 


1,062 


W 
(x) 


1,*47 
4,568 


(x) 


(x) 


16.269 


(x) 


642 
1,292 

350 
1,417 

556 
1,102 


501 
897 
211 
751 
199 
505 


w 

(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


216 
56C 


"ur 


(x) 


1,979 


(x) 


-CxT 

(x) 
(x) 


564 
1,609 


7 

(x 

1 

(x 

4 

426 

7 

732 

2 

(x) 

12 

1,417 

7 

(») 

10 

(x) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  bxislnesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  eetlmates. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pejlsonkbl,  by  Type  of  Opejlation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(NumixT) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Fay  roll, 
entile  year 

(Thousaml 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietocB,* 
November 

(Plumber) 


E^d  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Xurober) 


Payroll 

(Dalian) 


BHUULILLO  CODNTY,   total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Uholesale  establlsfanents 

VAIQLZSALE  ESIJtBLIBHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Qroceries ,  confectionery,  ffleats 

Fana  products  (edible ) 

fieer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  ajvl  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpnent ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  ststions ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CHJtns  OOONTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  totsl 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  prdducts  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equlpoent,  tires  aiul  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified. 


205 


4 
201 


.JL 


92,521 


67.643 


7,397 

4,115 

9,153 

2,537 

387 

3,394 

5,616 

4,748 

12,193 

18,143 

8,588 
7,459 
8,831 


16.240 


4,141 
1,882 
2,852 
827 
187 
6,351 

2,668 
5,633 
2,937 


6.562 


314 
6,248 


5.196 


347 

186 

451 

76 

27 

487 

433 

573 

1,192 

1,419 

691 
215 
146 


JZi. 


199 
136 
83 

105 
16 
183 

79 
48 
15 


_2i 


91 
2,053 


1.720 


U2 
83 
153 
24 
7 
162 
133 
165 
337 
514 

195 
SO 
98 


132.153 


6,339 
125,BU 


104.856 


6,863 

3,182 

9,133 

1,464 

947 

U,160 

8,024 

10,449 

24,019 

30,0X5 

13^31 

4,450 
3,177 


16.799 


U.QU 


4.QM 
2,«29 
1,719 
2,094 
339 
3,224 

1,469 

874 
413 


NEW  YORK 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


102 


The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Page 


31.02 


103 


104 


Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 31.05 

Albany-Schenectady-Troy  Metropolitan  Area 31.05 

Birv;hamton  Metropolitan  Area 31.06 

Buffalo  Metropolitan  Area 31.06 

New  York-Northeastern  New  Jersey  Metropolitan  Area 31.07 

Rochester  Metropolitan  Area 31.10 

Syracuse  Metropolitan  Area 31.11 

Utica-Rome  Metropolitan  Area 31 .  12 

Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 31.13 

Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 31.17 


Page 

Albany  County 31.17 

Bronx  County 31.17 

Broome  County  (See  Bingharaton 

Metropolitan  Area.) 31.06 

Cattaraugus  County 31.17 

Cayuga  County 31.17 

Chautauqua  County 31 .  18 

Chemung  Coimty 31.18 

Clinton  County 31.18 

Dutchess  County 31.18 

Erie  County 31.18 

Fulton  County , 31.19 

Genesee  County 31.19 

Jefferson  County 31.19 

Kings  County 31.19 

Monroe  County  (See  Rochester 

Metropolitan  Area . ) 31 .  10 

Montgomery  County 31.20 

Nassau  County 31.20 

New  York  County 31.20 

Niagara  County...' 31.21 


Page 

Oneida  County 31.21 

Onondaga  County  (See  Syracuse 

Metropolitan  Area. ) 31.11 

Ontario  County 31.21 

Orange  County 31.21 

Oswego  County 31.21 

Otsego  County 31.22 

Queens  County 31.22 

Rensselaer  County 31 .  22 

Richmond  County 31.22 

Rockland  County 31.22 

St.  Lawrence  County 31.23 

Schenectady  County 31.23 

Steuben  County 31.23 

Suffolk  County 31.23 

Sullivan  County 31.23 

Tompkins  County 31.23 

Ulster  County 31. 2^; 

Warren  County 31.24- 

Wayne  County 31 .  24- 

Westchester  County 31.24 

31.01 


31.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  ExPENSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PEiSONNEL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TyPE  OP  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
mcnta 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

iThousar\d 
dollors) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Vwusartd 
dolldrs) 

Active 
DtopriC' 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 

M 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stock  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  businesa 

Amount 
(Thoixsand 

Pet- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(XumM 

July  15 

Q^mhcr) 

Nov.  IS 

(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollan) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  IS 
(OoU<lr>) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Xhotuand 
MUn) 

State,   total 

43,945 

43,560,734 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,716,909 

29,358 

403,567 

406,271 

412,202 

30,531,375 

30,915,721 

31,840,701 

2,052,049 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 19A8,,,, 

Wholesale  establishmente 19^. . . . 

1939.... 
1929.,.. 

WHOIZSALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Ooeratlon 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

159 
43,786 

30,255 
25,202 

33,599 

420,614 
43,140,120 

14,452,737 
17,143,753 

18,869,076 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a 

2,025,042 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

10.7 

65,484 
1,651,425 

625,440 
683,265 

1,047,363 

29,358 

19,541 
17,136 

24,105 

14,346 
389,221 

285,115 
n.a, 

251,426 

14,630 
391,641 

290,201 
n.a. 

252,476 

14,482 
397,720 

297,738 
n.a. 

258,474 

1,222,672 
?9,308,704 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1& 262,041 

1,256,114 
2%  660,607 

n.a. 
n.a. 

18,502,025 

1,252,714 
X, 587,987 

n.a. 
n.a. 

19,204,522 

19,180 
2,032,869 

394,3% 
1,245,117 

1,597,  U7 

28,507 

4,566 

526 

3,495 

13,268,902 

5,071,819 

528,355 

12,805,426 

1,652,487 
343,847 
28,708 

955,602 

12.4 
6.8 
5.4 

7.5 

884,337 

149,656 

13,370 

434,593 

21,455 

2,312 

338 

243 

216,953 
31,600 
2,873 

99,950 

218,180 

31,198 

3,098 

100,873 

224,061 
31,392 
3,021 

100,769 

15,429,035 

2,602,191 

230,815 

8,034,543 

15,554,412 

2,599,787 

247,326 

8,085,479 

16,327,953 

2,531,641 

244,923 

8,260,099 

1,208,571 

380,612 

7,934 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices,   total.... 

329,790 

1,330 
1,665 

820 
5,494 

378 

6,350,949 
6,454,477 

838,047 
10,247,762 

379,809 

587,140 
368,462 

70,278 
288,837 

26,119 

9.2 
5.7 

8.4 
2.8 

6.9 

284,629 
149,964 

33,014 
124,848 

11,607 

114 
129 

341 
4,549 

120 

70,414 
29,536 

8,813 
24,926 

4,106 

71,029 
29,844 

8,532 
25,247 

4,513 

70,271 
30,498 

8,956 
25,228 

4,293 

5,284,866 
2,749,677 

592,320 
2,203,6U 

215,189 

5,314,407 
2,771,072 

504,636 
2,233,521 

234,945 

5,3%,557 
2,853,532 

532,392 
2,256,722 

234,252 

329,790 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

76,l'/3 

23,617 

Aaseniblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

5,172 

Cooperative  marketing  aesociations 

57 

17 

304 

33,599 

191,736 

8,263 

179,810 

18,869,076 

11,099 
899 

14,121 

2,025,042 

5.8 

10.9 

7.8 

10.7 

5,700 

382 

5,525 

1,047,363 

12 
108 

24,105 

1,844 

124 

2,138 

251,426 

1,843 

118 

2,552 

252,476 

1,797 

126 

2,370 

258,474 

115,198 

7,269 

93,722 

18,262,041 

117,309 

6,881 

110,756 

18,502,025 

116,618 

7,824 

109,810 

19,204,522 

1,355 
1,125 

3,691 

Tyw  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

1,597,117 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

3.195 

2.312,090 

188.362 

8.1 

93,198 

2.618 

24,955 

25.206 

25,436 

1,652,543 

1,680,048 

1,746,559 

140,262 

271 
296 
267 
720 
1,641 

423,348 

43,900 

104,142 

601,900 

1,138,800 

47,200 
5,990 
12,753 
36,789 
85,630 

11.1 
13.6 
12.2 

6.1 
7.5 

8.4 

28,754 
3,365 
6,754 
19,244 
35,081 

63,590 

180 
278 
215 
639 
1,306 

1.848 

7,839 
1,143 
1,839 
4,925 
9,209 

16.937 

7,796 
1,170 
1,816 
5,128 
9,296 

17.613 

7,663 
1,238 
1,892 
5,183 
9,460 

17,222 

515,024 
60,870 
122,300 
345,519 
608,830 

1.136.280 

59,352 
125,017 
355,795 
615,878 

1,1%, 477 

66,177 
131,303 
372,637 
542,507 

1,187,243 

3,231 

2,763 

9,240 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

78,980 
22,225 

988 

1,087 

976,653 
489,437 

560.942 

77,685 
45,880 

69.103 

8.0 
9.4 

12.3 

41,188 
22,402 

33.657 

715 
1,133 

320 

10,643 
6,294 

7.784 

11,143 
6,470 

9,041 

10,751 
6,471 

8.453 

733,320 
402,960 

573.285 

770,061 
426,416 

603.432 

766,618 
420,625 

666,731 

15,%1 

5,264 

Beer,   wines,   distilled  spirits 

51.479 

331 
195 

1,292 

95,814 
465,128 

658.214 

16,541 
52,562 

111.337 

17.3 
11.3 

16.9 

7,810 
25,847 

53.605 

266 
54 

629 

2,317 
5,467 

13.330 

2,761 
5,280 

13.240 

2,706 
5,747 

13.627 

129,316 
443,969 

953.524 

162,557 
440,865 

%2,075 

160,307 
506,424 

994,360 

3,747 

Dru^s,   chemicals,   allied  products 

59,093 

37 
547 
487 
221 

389 

7.028 

92,516 
171,797 
352,943 

40,958 

346,880 
3.967.822 

10,773 

48,088 

44,395 

8,081 

15,261 

442.308 

11.6 
28.0 
12.6 
19.7 

4.4 

11.1 

7,073 
20,007 
22,083 

4,442 

9,388 
222.011 

9 
278 
209 
133 

345 

5.2% 

2,211 
5,420 
4,508 

1,191 

2,791 

43.030 

2,206 
5,312 
4,499 
1,223 

2,843 

42.069 

2,265 
5,715 
4,374 
1,273 

2,905 

43,941 

126,287 

354,291 

389,851 

73,095 

162,810 

3.852.124 

131,302 
361,997 
391,593 
76,683 

170,624 

3.759.148 

130,964 

400,748 

380,958 

81,690 

174,471 

3,920,477 

10,698 

Drugs,   drug  sundries   (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,   explosives 

17,814 

24,839 

5,742 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc,    leaf) 

15,289 

443.198 

2,407 

33 

3,579 

1,009 

1.430 

773,431 

49,221 

1,494,094 

1,651,076 

461.506 

108,975 

7,243 

176,824 

149,266 

73,583 

14.1 
14.7 
11.8 
9.0 

15.9 

54,911 

3,668 

86,089 

77,343 

38.228 

2,028 

16 

2,810 

442 

1.082 

12,837 

918 

18,417 

10,858 

8.989 

12,088 

912 

18,137 

10,932 

8.759 

13,015 

883 

18,656 

11,387 

9.398 

969,005 

71,041 

1,509,626 

1,302,452 

671,500 

935,783 

66,645 

1,488,082 

1,258,638 

564,141 

66,500 
1,549,188 
1,298,228 

721,153 

Dry  goods   (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

4,919 
156,292 
179,801 

'°'St? 

304 
1,126 

1U,472 
348,034 

20,136 
53,447 

17.7 
15.4 

13.S 

11,341 
26,887 

46.798 

226 
856 

875 

2,419 
6,570 

11.039 

2,423 
6,336 

10.854 

2,586 
6,812 

11.350 

200,519 
470,981 

822,821 

195,822 
468,319 

827.270 

a8,436 
502,727 

862.178 

Home  furnishings,    floor  coverings 

43,322 

163 
131 
303 
36 
683 

831 
1,004 

60,966 
132,040 

57, 268 

6,653 

334,538 

1,173,847 
266,667 

9,990 
17,874 
13,256 

2,414 
37,798 

38,682 
51,500 

16.4 
13.5 
23.1 
36.3 
11.3 

3.3 
19.3 

6,040 
11,134 
7,758 
1,290 
20, 576 

16,634 
28,923 

51.015 

123 
48 

218 
14 

472 

652 
639 

597 

1,374 
2,259 
2,084 
351 
4,971 

3,130 
8,234 

13.272 

1,370 
2,157 
2,065 
366 
4,896 

3,094 
8,448 

13.527 

1,392 
2,232 
2,253 
397 
5,076 

3,162 
8,508 

108,729 
200,101 
136,371 
20,762 
356,858 

281,651 
501,201 

913.494 

107,588 
192,927 
138,951 
21,591 
366,213 

278,438 
529,134 

95?,009 

109,794 
200,291 
154,656 
24,939 
372,498 

294,018 
546,734 

985,241 

5,052 

9,817 

6,554 

20,957 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

109,172 
36,632 

Electrical  goods 

69.447 

569 
462 

1.221 

359,531 
354,062 

495.275 

46,071 
45,992 

83,299 

12.8 
13.0 

16.8 

26,131 
24,884 

48,255 

360 
237 

717 

6,789 
6,483 

12,596 

6,961 
6,566 

12.751 

6,955 
6,667 

12,752 

458,741 
454,753 

813,940 

486,830 
465,179 
833,635 

4%,805 
488,436 

863,205 

35,960 

Electrical  appliances,   specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

68,947 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies 

Lumber,   construction  caaterialB 

535 
686 

858 

202,930 
292,345 

468,183 

37, 593 
45,706 

80,949 

18.5 
15.6 

17.3 

22,963 
25,292 

43,457 

373 
344 

394 

6,395 
6,201 

9,986 

6,351 
6,410 

11,043 

6,196 
6,556 

11,050 

413,697 
718,324 

437,904 
789,686 

462,664 
316,997 

39,679 
39,152 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

108 
364 
386 

3,915 

64,302 
217,612 
186,259 

1,013,526 

5,520 
35,505 
39,924 

188,893 

8.6 
16.3 
21.4 

18.6 

2,625 
19,988 
20,844 

101 ,441 

61 
135 
198 

2,545 

428 
5,089 
4,469 

26,349 

587 
5,145 
5,311 

26,388 

499 
5,167 
5,384 

26,458 

39,993 
347,360 
330,971 

1,797,479 

48,307 
361,654 
379,725 

1,828,648 

45,402 
369,326 
401,269 

1,849,455 

711 
27,525 
10,915 

U7,655 

Commercial  coachines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

791 
91 
83 
1,171 
621 
1,028 

130 

154,445 
51,891 
39,087 
395,096 
138,075 
171,102 

63,830 

34,183 
9,300 
4,855 
66,912 
31,658 
30,193 

11,797 

22.1 
17.9 
12.4 
16.9 
22.9 
17.6 

18.5 

18,408 
5,167 
2,363 
35,954 
18,665 
15,209 

5,675 

531 
30 
31 
698 
423 
785 

47 

4;969 
1,104 
569 
8,853 
5,433 
4,133 

1,288 

5,015 
1,155 
595 
8,821 
5,430 
4,108 

1,264 

5,022 
1,186 
593 
8,742 
5,490 
4,182 

1,243 

328,785 
77,324 
40,612 
653,017 
327,049 
273,886 

96,806 

338,567 
87,439 
44,336 
656,024 
331,825 
269,607 

100,750 

343,154 
90,494 
41,991 
554,189 
338,254 
278,117 

103,256 

7,925 
3,406 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies.,.. 
Transportation   (exc.   automotive)  equipment. 

42,853 
18,505 
22,860 

5,449 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


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Table  101  .-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUSHMBN're,  Sales,  EXPENSES,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tlioiuand 
ioUcrs) 

Operaong  eitpenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
enure 
year 

(Thmuand 
dollors) 

Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  land  of  business 

Amount 

(TliouMnd 
Miars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  IS 

(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dolbrl) 

Nov.  IS 

(Doll<lrs) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business—Continued 

532 

885,475 

66,746 

7.5 

35,232 

185 

7,017 

7,051 

7,119 

588,835 

601,933 

610,179 

Merchant  wholesalers— Cent inued 

Metals,  metal  work   (exc.  scrap) 

43,666 

431 
101 

1,478 

543,764 
Xl,711 

376,986 

4S,997 
17,749 

44,200 

9.0 
5.2 

U.7 

24,591 
10,641 

21,873 

155 

30 

1,532 

5,023 
1,994 

7,005 

5,016 
2,035 

7,107 

5,036 
2,083 

7,194 

4U,369 
177,466 

382,414 

425,362 
176,576 

395,689 

429,026 
131,153 

406,700 

28,272 

20,394 

14,573 

292 
1,186 

5,478 

162,985 
214,001 

3,110,515 

14,238 
29,962 

273,854 

3.7 
14.0 

8.8 

7,223 
14,650 

140,058 

252 

1,280 

3,331 

1,989 
5,016 

34,982 

2,167 
4,940 

34,432 

2,208 
4,986 

36,277 

117,964 
264,450 

2,439,316 

123,446 
267,243 

2,429,633 

134,917 
271,783 

2,553,811 

4,495 

10,078 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

257,363 

2U4 
593 
373 
202 
148 

1,922 
202 

1,834 

1,830 

210,389 
154,815 
134,353 
451,947 
147,986 
464,617 
322,360 
1,224,048 

6,350,949 

14,217 
27,720 
26,025 
15,953 
10,619 
61,570 
19,166 
98,584 

587,140 

6.S 

17.9 

19.4 

3.5 

7.2 

U.2 

5.9 

8.0 

9.2 

7,314 
13,646 
15,990 

7,716 

5,332 
31,020 

9,475 
49,065 

284,629 

111 

443 

247 

34 

58 

1,763 

86 

1,089 

114 

1,953 
3,750 
5,072 
1,877 
1,625 
7,159 
2,047 
U,499 

70,414 

2,058 
3,767 
5,271 
1,737 
1,510 
6,851 
2,036 
11,202 

71,029 

2,146 
4,124 
5,782 
1,737 
1,651 
7,381 
2,033 
11,418 

70,271 

127,612 
240,496 
270,211 
142,671 
103,836 
545,632 
163,234 
846,024 

5,284,866 

140,606 
247,997 
282,922 
139,898 
100,678 
523,800 
165,968 
827,764 

5,314,407 

145,395 
268,796 
312,780 
132,786 
105,406 
577,183 
163,041 
848,424 

5,396,567 

17,690 

15,964 

10,861 

4,971 

9,263 

95,459 

16,338 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches    (with  stocks), 
total 

36,817 
329,790 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats 

296 

1,103,663 

68,298 

6.2 

29,495 

8,461 

8,551 

8,495 

560,195 

569,958 

586,336 

41,069 

14 

34 

198 

67 
85 

138 

73,270 
412,254 
618,139 

95,595 

390,177 

599,176 

3,064 
13,603 
46,631 

9,610 
40,603 

88,197 

11.0 
3.3 
7.5 

10.0 
10.4 

14.7 

2,371 
7,775 
18,849 

4,967 
15,333 

37,152 

3 
7 

755 
2,604 
5,102 

1,389 
2,372 

8,670 

774 
2,533 
5,194 

1,670 
3,673 

8,399 

761 
2,562 
5,172 

1,464 
3,686 

8,428 

56,008 
156,575 
347,612 

36,367 
233,550 

628,586 

55,888 
159,246 
354,824 

U3,418 
295,667 

617,515 

53,64.4 

161,560 
366,132 

97,718 
305,271 

643,587 

9,654 

23,319 

3,654 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits... 

8,626 
35,111 

4J 
48 
48 

214 

152,268 

402,279 

44,629 

1,278.683 

43,902 
35,807 
8,488 

70,699 

23.8 

6.9 
19.0 

5.5 

13,874 
14,406 
3,872 

38,737 

35 

4,313 

2,907 

950 

7,081 

4,536 

2,977 

886 

7,382 

4,534 

2,944 

900 

7,723 

311,326 
244,973 
72,287 

654,789 

300,474 

248,391 
63,-150 

687jl30 

321,389 
254,318 
67,880 

732,353 

14,943 

16,274 

3,394 

97,507 

102 
112 

58 

198,417 
1,080,266 

145,350 

21,772 
48,927 

18,818 

11.0 
4.5 

12.9 

12,592 
26,145 

8,058 

19 
16 

15 

2,316 
4,765 

1,313 

2,352 

5,030 

1,725 

2,563 
5,160 

1,786 

219,625 
445,164 

148,922 

214,988 
472,192 

136,454 

236,239 
496,619 

149,593 

23,937 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,   notions.. 

73,570 
3,714 

32 
26 

40 
60 

63 

32,384 
112,966 

26,633 
129,394 

406,403 

4,299 
14,519 

5,202 
12,818 

33,905 

13.3 
12.8 

19.5 
9.9 

8.3 

2,312 
5,746 

3,180 
6,645 

24,731 

4 
11 

5 
2 

5 

514 
1,299 

830 
1,883 

8,120 

468 
1,257 

777 
1,978 

7,056 

481 
1,305 

818 
2,007 

6,014 

44,696 
104,226 

58,104 
117,875 

537,225 

35,784 
100,670 

54,020 
131,157 

430,368 

39,840 
109,753 

53,315 
134,239 

432,954 

1,253 

2,461 

2,349 

11,657 

Zleetrical  goods 

16,363 

Wiring  supplies,   apparatiis 

48 
15 

70 

375,340 
31,063 

94,317 

31,225 
2,680 

13,513 

8.3 
8.6 

14.3 

23,424 
1,307 

7,967 

5 

5 

7,753 
362 

1,920 

6,726 
330 

1,854 

5,671 
343 

1,890 

514,880 
22,345 

145,973 

458,202 
22,666 

141,733 

22,935 
152,375 

2,037 

7,157 

a 

49 

38 

469 

28,271 
66,046 

60, 550 

537,241 

3,350 
10,163 

10,934 

86,880 

11.8 
15.4 

18.0 

16.2 

2,134 
5,833 

5,663 

58,883 

2 

3 

4 
12 

4» 
1,511 

1,439 

14,202 

334 
1,470 

1,517 

14,286 

399 
1,491 

1,466 

14,325 

40,592 
105,381 

99,294 

1,195,226 

38,017 
103,716 

109,698 

1,141,171 

33,569 
113,806 

112,200 

1,128,513 

2,931 

4,226 
3,956 

33,233 

164 
6 
21 

177 
47 
47 

7 

53 

126;056 
5,423 
50,365 

278,845 
17,328 
50,763 

8,461 

137.875 

38,525 

326 

3,393 

30,499 
4,720 
7,511 

1,906 

13.333 

30.6 
6.0 
6.7 
10.9 
27.2 
14.8 

22.5 

9.7 

28,754 

227 

1,942 

19,204 
3,101 
4,408 

1,247 

5.895 

3 

4 
"5 

6,736 
53 
569 

4,569 
990 
978 

302 

1.397 

6,812 

56 

583 

4,533 
998 
985 

314 

1,459 

6,952 

54 

577 

4,489 
973 
959 

321 

1,452 

617,549 
4,159 
34,999 

330,938 
57,861 
76,543 

23,177 

93,608 

573,322 
4,552 
38,147 

362,362 
59,052 
73,258 

24,978 

104,608 

569,590 
4,096 
36,300 

357,908 
57,785 
77,844 

24,995 

110,277 

8,708 

327 

4,095 

Industrial  machinery^    equipment,   supplies.... 

12,569 
2,336 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies.... 
Transportation  (eic.  automotive)  equipment. 

3,497 
1,701 

9,742 

36 

17 

179 

86,374 
51,501 

1,345,892 

9,583 
3,750 

114,330 

11.1 
7.3 

8.5 

4,497 
1,398 

37,923 

21 

1,073 
324 

10,332 

1,101 
353 

10,702 

1,074 
378 

10,717 

75,648 
22,960 

710,152 

79,937 
24,671 

730,960 

82,979 
27,298 

752,326 

5,224 

4,518 

Other  manufacturers'   sales  branches 

54,647 

23 
8 

148 
1,665 

70,S75 
32,777 

1,242,240 
6,454,477 

5,672 
3,731 

104,927 
368,462 

S.O 
11.4 

8.4 
5.7 

3,403 
1,287 

33,228 

149,964 

1 
20 
129 

1,032 
267 

9,033 
29,536 

1,096 
300 

9,306 
29,844 

1,113 
286 

9,313 
30,498 

61,214 
23,840 

625,098 
2,749,677 

74,851 
25,018 

631,091 
2,771,072 

74,104 
25,371 

652,851 
2,863,532 

1,185 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  miscellaneous 

48,007 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

59 
77 

372 

367,890 
582,062 

1,090,240 

27,497 
62,320 

67,3% 

7.5 
10.7 

6.2 

10,262 
18,855 

32,972 

83 

2,719 
4,294 

5,650 

2,786 
4,290 

5,663 

2,750 
4,380 

5,363 

190,965 
352,117 

593,416 

196, 547 
364,657 

532,536 

200,048 
365,366 

613,739 

... 

! 

241 
131 

77 

139 

106 

75 

78 

303 

3S0,135 
710,105 

113,051 
543,031 
317,834 
124,398 
156,580 

526,251 

33,S87 
33,509 

7,675 
26,448 
13,062 

9,056 
13,834 

33,640 

3.9 
4.7 

6.8 
4.9 
4.1 
7.3 
8.8 

6.4 

17,323 
15,549 

3,362 
11,675 
5,494 
3,828 
5,227 

17,902 

65 
18 

9 

2 
2 
3 

5 

10 

3,083 
2,567 

706 
2,150 
1,120 

763 
1,033 

3,452 

3,052 
2,611 

710 
2,184 
1,128 

757 
1,078 

3,519 

3;i7i 

2,692 

709 
2,253 

1,092 

1,150 
1,053 

3,576 

299,315 
294,101 

63,601 
224,156 
104,050 
71,936 
92,761 

326,651 

305,210 
277,376 

59,329 
220,144 
107,275 
71,063 
96,840 

330,468 

313,001 
300,738 

64,080 
231,866 
107,096 
73,915 
94,376 

342,186 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,   notions.. 

... 

... 

... 

'                         ... 

45 
197 
61 

379 

15,533 

415,575 

95,143 

2,633,140 

3,365 
23,958 
6,317 

107,534 

21.7 
5.8 
6.6 

4.1 

2,692 

12,312 

2,898 

40,387 

2 
2 
6 

15 

495 

2,405 

552 

7,644 

532 

2,440 

547 

7,729 

529 

2,480 
567 

7,672 

49,257 

223,782 

53,612 

730,024 

49,249 

227,139 

54,080 

741,663 

50,998 

236,669 

54,519 

770,860 

... 

Indtlstrial  machinery,   equipment,  supplies.... 

... 

Other  nanuf actuz«rs '  sales  offices 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


31.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

ESTABLISHMBNTS,  SaI-ES,  ExPBNSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TyPB  OP  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BuSINESS;  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(NurabiT) 

Opoating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousiind 
dollors) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

jloyees,  workweek 
led  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

{Thousand 
dolUirs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Humber) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Etollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dolbrs) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Tknunna 
Mian) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business— Continued 
Agents,  brokers,   total 

5,494 

10,247,762 

288,837 

2.8 

124,848 

4,549 

24,926 

25,247 

25,228 

2,203,611 

2,233,521 

2,256,722 

23,617 

592 

177 

1,590,706 
417,945 

26,314 
11,847 

1.6 
2.8 

12,622 
5,624 

492 
101 

2,583 
1,295 

2,670 
1,303 

2,630 
1,253 

210,938 
101,262 

216,247 
103,2a 

219,647 
100,157 

3,000 

Farm  products  (edible) 

476 

40 
137 

170 

90,821 

327,124 

188,946 

1,629 
10,218 

8,030 

1.8 

3.1 

4.2 

765 
4,859 

2,941 

20 
81 

115 

171 
1,124 

627 

160 
1,143 

610 

160 
1,093 

600 

13,528 
87,734 

54,959 

13,587 
89,634 

52,328 

13,4% 
86,661 

51,630 

123 

353 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

361 

69 
101 

1,524 

39,456 
149,490 

4,392,845 

1,951 
6,079 

127,254 

4.9 
4.1 

2.9 

702 
2,239 

54,264 

57 
58 

1,401 

203 
424 

9,435 

186 
424 

9,623 

195 
405 

9,784 

13,031 
41,928 

955,645 

12,434 
39,894 

962,217 

12,979 
38,651 

978,519 

33 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

328 
7,251 

Clothing,   furnishings,    footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,   piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

867 
657 

284 

1,298,913 
3,093,932 

127,633 

35,525 
91,729 

8,447 

2.7 
3.0 

6.6 

16,017 
38,247 

3,086 

846 
555 

266 

3,695 
5,740 

660 

3,752 
5,871 

678 

3,814 
5,970 

695 

296,022 
659,623 

57,424 

299,846 
662,371 

57,078 

306,144 
672,375 

59,387 

922 
6,329 

390 

126 
158 

110 

280 

63,747 
64,086 

134,103 

520,439 

3,964 
4,483 

4,551 

11,280 

6.2 
7.0 

3.4 

2.2 

1,332 
1,754 

1,617 

5,336 

122 
144 

76 

219 

284 
376 

299 

1,405 

273 
405 

303 

1,371 

274 
421 

309 

1,394 

27,998 
29,426 

30,421 

91,638 

27,429 
29,649 

30,393 

91,150 

27,906 
31,981 

32,114 

89,462 

44 

Home  furnishings,    floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

346 

15 

4,001 

15 

138 
48 
16 
63 

76 

219 

59,125 

202,354 

60,819 

29,611 

168, 530 

42,992 

U2,496 

809 
5,986 
1,545 

444 
2,496 

2,837 

7,763 

1.4 
3.0 
2.5 
1.5 
1   5 

6.6 

5.8 

385 

2,942 

666 

169 

1,174 

1,051 

2,797 

13 
101 
39 
12 
54 

64 

183 

74 
597 
490 

29 

215 

246 
659 

73 
569 
488 

31 
210 

247 

668 

77 
566 
517 

32 

202 

259 
633 

6,598 
50,479 
10,773 

2,809 
20,979 

16,703 

49.537 

6,977 
49,073 
11,281 

2,981 
20,838 

19,634 

53,706 

6,878 
47,363 
12,332 

3,185 
19,704 

20,912 

54,990 

962 

1,271 

118 

113 

Farm  products    (inedible),   n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

1,537 

79 
278 

Wiring  supplies,   apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,   specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

142 

77 

183 

78,978 
53,518 

61,033 

4,984 
2,779 

4.908 

6.3 
5.2 

8.0 

1,987 
810 

1.990 

114 
69 

171 

448 
211 

493 

466 
202 

516 

435 
198 

504 

34,888 
14,649 

35.996 

39,048 
14,658 

37.474 

39,954 
15,036 

37.304 

226 
52 

277 

77 
106 

95 

26,871 
34,162 

48,345 

2,115 
2,793 

2,591 

7.9 
8.2 

5.4 

868 

1,122 

931 

69 
102 

85 

252 
241 

232 

257 
259 

219 

244 
260 

227 

16,267 
19,729 

17,609 

16,541 
20,933 

16,130 

16,271 
21,533 

17,101 

143 

Plumbing,   heating  equipment,   supplies 

Iiiimbpr,   nnnntniptlnn  mntfrlnl  r 

134 
36 

U 
51 

624 

20,805 
27, 540 

328,771 

809 
1,782 

19,332 

3.9 

6.5 

5.9 

224 

707 

8,406 

34 

51 

460 

70 
162 

1,724 

65 

154 

1,752 

68 
159 

1,738 

4,295 
13,314 

149,056 

4,299 
11,831 

151,858 

4,635 
12,466 

151,448 

24 

12 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

1,200 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

46 
376 
202 

153 

11,912 
189,977 
126,882 

255.795 

1,065 
12,621 
5,646 

6.016 

8.9 
6.6 
4.4 

2.4 

"m- 

5,285 
2,634 

2.758 

48 
270 
142 

104 

111 

1,094 

519 

653 

114 

1,117 

521 

665 

119 

1,100 

519 

631 

8:709 
93,057 
47,290 

47.784 

9,139 
95,558 
47,161 

48.323 

9,314 
95,247 
46,887 

48.574 

113 
718 
369 

358 

132 
21 

18 
989 

378 

143,675 
112,120 

20,537 
1,984,976 

379,809 

4,589 
1,427 

1,045 
46,622 

26,119 

3.2 

1.3 

5.1 
2.3 

6.9 

1,985 
773 

416 
21,009 

11,607 

92 

12 

9 

803 

120 

501 

152 

72 
4,543 

4,106 

511 
154 

74 
4,548 

4,513 

486 
145 

77 
4,494 

4,293 

34,067 
13,717 

7,131 
377,508 

216,189 

34,048 
14,275 

6,789 
336,973 

234,946 

34,688 
13,886 

7,330 
387,147 

234,252 

192 

166 

242 

5,653 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products)^     total 

6,172 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

259 

325,974 

21.763 

6.7 

9,578 

66 

3,266 

3.425 

3,469 

178,399 

191.172 

194.695 

2.810 

184 
75 

58 

283,711 
42,263 

33,137 

16,223 
5,540 

2,462 

5.7 

13.1 

7.4 

7,599 
1,979 

1,039 

6 
60 

35 

2,641 
625 

379 

2,819 
606 

343 

2,637 
832 

391 

151,853 
26,546 

17,642 

162,439 
28,733 

17,694 

155,369 
39,326 

20,357 

1,617 

1,193 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

1,795 

17 
21 
20 

61 

13,179 
8,542 
11,466 

20,648 

749 

552 

1,161 

1,894 

5.7 
6.5 

10.1 

9.2 

399 
213 

427 

990 

10 
17 
8 

19 

135 

99 

145 

461 

135 
101 
107 

745 

144 
106 
141 

433 

7,666 
2,807 
7,169 

20,148 

7,548 
4,317 
5,829 

26,080 

8,749 
3,991 
7,617 

19,200 

829 

132 

Farm  products   (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

834 
1,567 

15 
46 

159 

l,9l8 
18,730 

420,614 

'tw 

1,308 
n.a 

30.6 
7.0 

n.a 

339 
651 

65,484 

11 
8 

147 
314 

14,346 

134 
611 

14,630 

164 
269 

14,482 

6,449 
13,699 

1,222,672 

6:143 
19,937 

1,256,114 

6,907 
12,293 

1,252,714 

Hi 

1,325 

ADMINISTRATIVE,   AUXILIARY  UNITS 

19,180 

Type  of  Operation 

51 
45 
51 
12 

2,579 

34,648 

377,308 

6,079 

n.a 
n.a 
n.a 
n.a 

n.a 
n.a 
n.a 
n.a 

14,222 
23,616 
20,841 
6,805 

::: 

3,011 
5,228 
4,256 
1,851 

3,062 
5,405 
4,291 
1,872 

3,082 
5,315 
4,188 
1,897 

267,425 
447,358 
372,991 
134,398 

268,661 
461,476 
394,562 
Ul,415 

274,090 
456,226 
390,653 

Ul,745 

6,595 

8,245 

M 

M 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


NEW  YORK 


31.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


ALBANY-SCHENECTADT-TROY  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Adatnistratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establ Ishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABL  ISHMEfTTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines ,  distilled  spirits 

EJrugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

ETrugs 

Industrial  chemicals ,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpcnent,  supplies 

Coounerc  lal  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipnent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials ■ 

Other  merchant  wholesalers < 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amuseoent,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.... 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipeoent,  supplies 

CoimDercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Itenuf acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heattng 

Machinery,  equipoient,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
iHumbcr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


536 

140 


105 
35 

34 
39 
4 


(x) 


(x) 


337,611 
132,171 


93,419 
38,752 


64,892 
26,595 


33,273 


16,656 
1,719 
7,699 
7,199 

35.456 


W,176 
21,280 

25.116 


6,735 
18,381 


12,103 


8,657 
3,446 


18,799 
9^504 


415 
4,651 

833 
3,605 

8,287 

28^035 
8,492 
19,543 

19.869 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 


28,925 


18,655 
7,817 


6,<182 
1,335 

2,070 
337 
46 


18,655 


1.755 


904 
117 
252 
482 

1.878 


1,098 
780 


490 
925 


557 
356 


602 
946 


8,882 
10,987 

9.706 


4,990 
4,716 


20,373 


3,854 
6,575 
549 
5,700 
2,133 
1,562 

5,547 

111,543 


7,944 

369 

3,476 

7,418 

5,767 

813 

85,751 

93 .419 


42,309 

3,354 

2,663 

862 

1,775 

15.109 


5,231 
1,584 
8,294 


6 

1,266 

10 

1,848 

19 

35,638 

39 

26,595 

12 

12,479 

5 

7,548 

i 

887 

6 

1,292 

12 

4,389 

49 
377 

59 
461 

1,274 

1,995 


630 
1,365 


795 
1,062 

1,044 


555 
489 


455 
645 
43 
579 
319 
136 
470 
2.329 


3zr 

26 
265 
223 
150 

99 
1,225 

6.482 


1,518 
288 
140 
30 
160 

1.916 


1,317 
135 
464 


194 
175 
966 


141 
65 
23 
36 
72 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumber) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 

(Number) 


(x) 

(x) 


8,525 


5,648 
2,200 


1,885 
315 

573 
75 
29 


229 
43 

107 
161 


375 
238 


143 
239 


217 
109 


23 
79 
27 
143 


177 
373 


219 
320 


178 
114 


147 
140 
16 
153 
97 
56 


699 
100 


12 
116 
70 
42 
25 
334 


530 
93 
42 
11 
40 


288 
37 
146 


34 
38 
243 


Pay  roll 
(Dolkirs) 


(x) 
(x) 


346,073 
147,966 


122,550 
25,416 

42,291 

5,871 

995 


346,073 


31,882 


15,366 
2,363 
4,850 
9,303 

35.590 


21,684 
13,906 


8,118 
18,107 

16,158 

10,202 

5,956 


17.466 


945 
6,719 
1,680 
8,122 

23,518 

34,951 


9,787 
25,164 


35.270 


15,886 
19,384 

20.674 
11,626 
9,048 

39.143 


9,147 

10,876 

803 

10,185 

5,126 

3,006 

8,794 

45,648 


7;033 
550 
5,853 
3,402 
2,998 
1,851 
23,961 

122,550 


29,987 

5,166 

2,731 

951 

3,421 

33.461 


22,895 
2,389 
8,177 


3,768 
3,700 
17,948 

5,871 


1,990 

1,098 

486 

724 

1,573 


31.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  Sa1-ES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


BINGHAMION  HEIHOPOLITAN  JUffiA/  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

BUFFALO  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks) . 


EstabLshments 
(Humbcr) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

teats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings ,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper . , 

Other  paper  products 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties.... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 


194 


W3 
30 
W 
7 


1,757 


12 

l,7i5 


1,196 
287 


169 
118 

58 
190 


1,196 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


140.132 


75,734 

47,631 

11,947 

4,820 


75,734 


11,038 

7,125 
3,906 
2,771 
5,037 
657 
1,236 

1,587 
2,967 

12,461 
7,003 
5,430 
2,436 

12,080 


(x) 


(x) 

1,528,856 


655,529 

669,941 

305,201 
364,740 

66,399 
119,733 
17,254 


655,529 


55.774 


32,013 
2,707 
2,026 

12,570 
6,458 

62,926 


27,461 
35,465 


11,211 
21,582 

20.740 


11,978 
2,389 
6,373 

28,377 

7,960 


4,256 
3,704 


631 
5,016 


16,300 


4,955 

3,210 

897 

878 

6,360 

75,372 
16,122 


19,342 
20,262 


21,028 
14,938 


-337333" 
7,336 


Pay  ro^ent^e  year      ^^^f.-^TS 
(Thousand  dollars) 


tors,*  November 
(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


5,429 

2,856 

523 

86 


654 
193 
274 
322 
169 
81 
124 

258 
519 
843 
704 
750 
240 
298 


2,670 
67,031 


3,008 


1,621 
190 
125 
734 
338 

2,952 


1,780 
1,172 


991 
1,412 


907 
406 
806 


~23F 
257 


91 
330 

1,703 


T2T 
166 
210 
91 
709 

932 
2,670 

3,487 


1,986 
1,501 

3,979 


2;704 
1,275 

3.707 

3;oos 

699 


5 

1 

6 
10 

3 
19 

7 
10 

1,038 


850 
1 


30 

155 

2 


Iff 
13 
10 
30 
44 

129 
"33" 


2.640 


1,702 

775 

130 

33 


231 

U,828 

59 

3,755 

100 

5,577 

86 

5,482 

65 

3,049 

37 

1,926 

40 

2,422 

73 

4,086 

165 

9,648 

211 

13,173 

194 

13,179 

223 

12,444 

97 

4,405 

121 

5,445 

765 
19,328 


12,624 
5,326 


4,261 
1,065 

688 
475 
215 


512 
67 
61 
256 
160 


-507 
426 


736 
-31? 


676 


237 
240 

208 


TiiT 
98 


16 
105 


448 

47 

49 

23 

167 

232 
828 


556 
409 

1,158 


378 
949 


176 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


96,419 
54,195 
9,393 
1,609 


96,419 


1,331,023 


52,480 
1,278,543 


802,577 
383,367 


294,304 
89,063 

49,515 
31,335 
11,749 


802,577 


56,031 
28,886 
3,625 
2,649 
13,946 
6,925 

56,383 
V,,iii 
21,761 

49,913 


-20;575 
29,338 


39,993 
17;869 
6,734 
15,390 

13,371 

10,924 

—57552 

4,832 

7.207 


1,116 
6,091 

30,338 
B;876 
3,249 
4,167 

1,902 
12,144 

23,426 

50,217 

64.004 

i7,iM 

26,396 
71,028 


73,375 

ss;m5 

14,380 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


NEW  YORK 


31.07 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  arta,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  buainesa 


BUFFALO  METROPOLITAN  AHZA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Buslnesa — Continued 

Herchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoBsaerclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Fann-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establ tshment  equlpnent .  supplies 

Transportation  Cexc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipaent,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Faim  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies ,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipnent,  supplies 

Machinery,  equipaent,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

NEW  TORK-NORTHEASTERN  NEW  JERSEY  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,'  total 

AdministratiTe,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stoeks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Eatabliahments 
(>(umbCT) 


Salca.  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


17  ( 


149 
41,053 


27,553 

4,611 

479 


1,396 
1,485 

347 
5,199 


51,342 


6,762 
2,115 
3,365 
25,484 
5,169 
6,819 
1,623 

12,236 

50.273 


34,650 
15,623 


103,423 


,532 

3,572 
3,553 
33,284 
36,270 
9,540 
1,621 
4,051 

305.201 


45,608 
2,089 
8,503 
5,381 

28,125 
5,414 
3,001 

43.404 


3,663 
24,643 
10,093 


364,740 


24,413 

11,334 

6,343 

3,988 

5,651 

5,792 

23,110 

18,317 

265,737 

119,733 


35,512 
10,403 

443 
1,165 
23,085 

542 

6.698 


4,602 
2,096 

2,315 


713 
2,102 

10,944 
3,861 
2,333 

a,832 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollar]) 


6.450 


972 
278 
345 
2,885 
870 
853 
247 

837 

2.503 


1,416 
1,037 


4,129 


188 
283 
330 
782 
1,161 
531 
243 
611 

14.936 


1,548 
150 
831 
221 

1,162 
427 
324 

4.491 


1,867 

2,003 

621 

5,732 

4,492 


258 
295 
254 
626 
202 
99 
355 
630 
1,773 

1,813 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(dumber) 


398 
104 
17 
12 
103 
13 


20 
121 

329 
49 

28 
490 


433,876 
41,770,945 


18,344.704 


12,733,655 

5,127,304 

483,745 

12,301,643 


6,234,821 
6,066,822 

840,189 
10,093,366 


6?,256 
,599,534 


1.017.590 


853,751 
151,036 
12,803 


4 
10 

50 
14 
3 
19 

28,207 


28,207 


23,551 


20,898 

2,324 

329 


279,234 
U5,768 


26,995 

123,096 


104 
134 

71 
4,293 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,811 


403 
408 


75 
94 
183 
250 
236 
109 
88 
218 


462 
56 
204 
66 
292 
123 
107 


507 
509 
202 

1,733 

1,065 


68 

170 

60 

123 

39 

23 

83 

129 

370 


113 
17 
7 
5 
47 
5 


10 
31 

79 

19 

5 

100 

390,340 


13,625 
376,715 


245.794 


211,415 

31,655 

2,724 

97,716 


68,197 
29,519 


6,778 
24,221 


Pay  roll 
(Oollars) 


117,932 
""177597 


5,273 
5,767 
51,122 
16,995 
16,530 
4,343 

16,900 

49,653 


29,152 

20,501 

71,882 
4,547 
5,216 
6,702 
14,174 
19,878 
6,998 
4,676 
9,691 

294.304 


31,393 
3,742 

15,775 
4,330 

23,479 
7,261 
6,933 

84,054 


34,590 
37,976 
11,438 

117,332 

89,063 


4,844 

8,390 

5,014 

11,023 

4,082 

1,896 

6,514 

11,204 

36,096 

31,335 


7,477 
1,233 

362 

245 

2,062 

295 

2.304 


1,899 
405 

2.737 

331 

2,406 

5,523 

1,305 

475 

7,317 


30,796,906 


1,197,533 
_9, 599,368 


18.631,851 


15,746,150 

2,652,033 

233,613 

8,095,291 


5,316,056 
2,779,235 


507,800 
2,227,851 


31.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  ay  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(>iumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors." November 

(>(umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(>(umixr) 


Pay  roll 
(Odllurs) 


NEW  YORK-NORTHEJISTEHN  NEV  JIHSEY  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  of  Operation — Continued 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  ( fresh) 

Beor,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies. 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment. . 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks) ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals ,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


32,&43 


151,195 
39,848 


18,344,704 


4,881 
1,920 


1,017,590 


3,093 


189 
238 
252 
762 
1,652 

2,056 


597 
1,059 


"157- 
194 


29 

556 
520 
211 


7,056 


2,393 

30 
3,620 
1,013 

1,423 


300 
1,123 

1,288 
'^  154 
133 
304 
36 
661 

809 
908 


548 
400 


1,271 


549 
722 


104 
366 
390 

3,684 


690 

69 

64 

1,174 

571 

979 

137 

548 
1,406 


Z5U 

1,170 

5,310 


187 
591 
323 
157 
86 

1,882 
202 

1,882 

1,396 


184 
22 
44 


2,263,113 


336,574 
41,692 
104,776 
630, 523 
1,149,548 

1,436,313 


988,462 
448,351 

550,272 


49,366 
500,906 


672,492 


78,436 
182,924 
374,578 

36,554 

328,383 
3,959,301 


763,941 

41,360 

1,501,147 

1,652,353 

466,554 


114,729 
351,825 


560,687 


"5B,TZr 

120, 570 

54,390 

7,287 

321,914 

1,027,501 
307,941 


340,497 
341,690 


162,142 
284,465 


103,253 
213,232 

198,610 

952,171 


14S,298 
41,047 
28,295 

377,260 
133,713 
161,236 
65,322 

915,535 
321,897 


90,024 


23,765 

3,456 

6,881 

19,630 

36,292 

63,507 


43,003 
20,504 


4,086 
26,792 

53,617 


6,366 
20, 530 
23,277 

3,444 

8,173 
220,740 


54,065 

2,946 

36,355 

77,374 

38,729 


11,398 
27,331 


44,076 


5,607 
10,312 
7,281 
1,491 
19,385 

15,510 
26,321 

48,308 


24,763 
23,545 

42,465 


18;356 
24,109 


3,344 
19,433 
22,342 

95,915 


125,654 
196,243 


2.938,155 


195,524 
162,450 
127, 277 
374,557 
60,931 
447,578 
334,691 
1,235,147 

6,234,621 


17)205 
4,582 
1,623 
34,723 
17,515 
14,482, 
5,785 

39j015 
20,865 


6,384 

14,481 

134,328 


980,917 

79,309 

395,678 

628,573 


=  = 


6,497 
13,634 
15,927 
6,192 
2,624 
29,522 
10,355 
49,577 

279,284 


25,507 
3,577 
16,  598 

37,989 


150,0531 

425,942 

52,5781 


18,572 
15,078 
4,339 


23,551 


2,526 


226 

197 

663 

1,292 

1,871 


1,127 


165 


9 
299 
213 
128 


5,301 


2,011 

19 

2,822 

449 

1,085 


22? 
361 


48 
219 

11 
473 

641 
619 


353 

197 


353 


55 
145 

170 


22 
27 
711 
398 
752 
43 


1,455 

— iwr 

1,257 
3,751 


IW 

439 

215 

29 

46 

1,726 

78 

1,114 


1,416 
790 


245,794 


24,013 


5,996 
1,195 
1,893 
5/088 
9,846 

17,081 


li;517 
5,864 


1,393 
5,926 

13,390 


1,950 

5,828 

4,625 

987 

2,388 

43,695 


12,896 

669 

18,731 

11,399 

9,446 


2,550 
6,396 

10,397 


1,ZI1 
2,061 
2,152 

4491 
4,504 

2,868 
7,404^ 

12,453 


6,443 
6,010 


4,790 ' 
5,9701 


589 
4,818 


24,492 
4;  535 


1,0U 
395 
8,297 
5,104 
3,870 
1,278 

8,358 

6,666 
1,736 


33,935 


1,825 
4,051 
5,286 
1,316 
592 
7  125 
2,219 
11,571 

68.197 


7,162 

959 

4,181 


4,552 
3,109 
1,026 


100,035 
36,490 


18,631,851 


1,700,770 

456,739 

66,236 
134,131 
377,214 
666,450 


80?; 916 
390,339 

605,263 
88,852 


999,224 


121,165 

411,952 

401,782 

64,325 

153,822 

3,900.999 


994;S46 

53,054 
1,554,254 
1,293,851 

730,180 


216)916 
513,264 


805,622 
103,337 


180,049 

145,231 

28,546 

348,459 

268,696 
498,744 

924,575 


466,975 
457,600 


754,265 


31iJ,881 
434,384 


830,083 


57,188 
347,225 
425,670 


1,739,119 

83,419 
28,626 
629,367 
318,118 
258,771 
105,472 

691,742 

387,530 
115,687 
271,843 

2,440,957 


127,615 
262,986 
301,300 
105,025 
46,783 
554,700 
184,114 
858,434 


510,356 

71,035 

364,442 


315)975 
269,835 
78,584 


NEW  YORK 


31.09 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaV   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BV  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BuSlNESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  arta,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  biuincsa 


NEW  YORX-NORTHEASrraN  NSW  JIHSEY  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 
Type  by  Kind  of  ^^uaineas — Continued 

Manufacturers     sales  branches  (with  stocks)  ..-<;ontlnued 


Fumltur«,  hone  furnishings 

F^imitu^e 

Hone  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies. 
Paper  products,  n.e.c 


AutCDOtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 


Michinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cco&ercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Fann-dairj'  machinery,  equlpnent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  {exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplle 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches.. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices. 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 


Faiv  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) . 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Dry  goods ,  apparel 


Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)  . 


Cotton 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Wool,  mohair 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c. 


Autcmotlve  equiiment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cconerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Honferrous  metals,  metal  work. 


Waste  materials 

Other  agents  and  brokers. 


95 

6 

5 

152 

29 

iO 

7 


20 
342 


1,485 


50 
81 
70 
122 
75 
67 
63 
262 
695 

5,199 


Sales,  entire  year 
(TTiouMnd  ioWati) 


523 


~Zo" 

125 


172 
,520 


121 
155 


15 

135 

6 

16 

59 


135 
73 


42 
332 

189 


U9 
20 


15 
971 


161.695 


49,237 
112,458 


3,496 
15,034 
8,032 

143,036 

438.509 


409,210 
29,299 


92,583 
56,764 


472.487 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(TfiouJdnd  dollars) 


119,101 
6,488 
3,121 
274,656 
15,507 
45,153 
8,461 

129.138 


92,522 
36,616 


69,069 
2, 560, 501 


6,066,822 


336,867 
592,550 
106,439 
535,513 
295,102 
125,659 
124,744 
513,103 
3,436,845 

10,093,366 


1,519,476 


92,253 

306,078 


198,956 
4,394,019 


63,045 
62,825 


144,178 
461,505 


59,125 

199,619 

13,325 

29,611 

159,825 

41,175 

133,402 


81,696 
51,706 


57,436 


24,636 
32,800 

53.339 


26,884 
26,455 


11,894 
179,819 
130,092 

?51   f.71 


140,368 
111,303 


18,110 
1,974,093 


8.537 


2,800 
5,737 

3,032 


429 

2,144 

459 

8,327 

29.162 


27,973 
1,189 

7,566 
4,721 

53.412 


26,899 

273 

248 

17,949 

2,857 

3,939 

1,247 

6,029 


4,370 
1,159 


3,199 
71,628 

145,768 


9,898 

19,659 

3,142 

11,062 

5,254 

3,750 

4,349 

17,104 

71,550 

123,096 


11,822 
5,413 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


746 
4,667 


3,207 
54,424 


1,292 

1,749 


1,712 
4.689 


385 

2,935 

46 

169 
1,154 


2,095 
834 


1.925 


820 
1,105 


237 
682 


456 
5,115 
2,584 


1,961 
784 


396 

20,730 


9 
2 

3 

3 

5 

13 

99 

4,293 


117 
1,396 


117 
142 


IW 
64 


43 
220 
126 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


579 
1,303 


100 
544 
93 

2,520 

7.030 


6,718 
312 


1,741 
1,140 


12.770 


6,435 
52 
65 
4,143 
902 
852 
321 

1.444 


1,135 
309 


17.944 


1,081 
16,863 


29, 519 


2,619 
4,513 

657 
2,136 
1,047 
1,130 

839 
3,423 
13,155 

24,221 


1,227 


165 
1,062 

637 
9,811 


266 

418 


3X7 
889 


77 
566 
17 
32 
197 


424 
203 


227 
243 


218 
~7T 


1,653 

m 

1,046 
499 


467 
145 

72 
4,349 


Payroll 
(OolWi) 


157.361 
46,467 
108,894 


55.027 
8,353 

38,578 
8,096 

168,161 

501.967 


480,960 
21,007 


145,484 
90,724 


1.027.303 


535,542 
4,498 
4,624 
334,386 
53,655 
69,603 
24,995 


113.901 
91,159 
22,742 


2,779,235 


192,384 

376,610 

59,763 

220,160 

102,923 

72,602 

77,686 

326,771 

1,350,336 

2,227,851 


205,060 
97.241 


13,152 
84,089 


57,481 
980,691 


58,995 
27,137 
31,858 

33,781 

77,621 
6,873 

47,293 

878 

3,185 

19,387 

19,662 


43,008 
15,958 


15,599 
a,095 


16,4U 
4;855 


147,829 

8;S99 

92,918 
46,012 

4«,?6<i 
34,152 
14,114 

7,015 
382,138 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


31.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Tiumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  propnc- 
tors,*  November 

(Humhcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


PayroU 
(Dollars) 


ROCHESTER  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Buslnesa 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery ." 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 
Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemical^  allied  products... 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  fumtahings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autonotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment, supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipiDent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc,  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutciDoblles,  other  motor  vehicles. 
Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry. 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


561 

122 


16 
6 
5 

19 


483,600 


269,926 
135,857 


51, 160 
8i,697 

36,342 

36,386 

5,089 


33,741 


20,459 
2,129 
894 
4,182 
6,077 

17,282 


9,601 
7,681 


12.315 


2,370 
9,945 


7,439 


TSST 

804 

2,007 

13,727 
9.581 


3,316 
5,765 

3,140 
17,224 


24,974 


12,555 
12,419 


14v242 


5,679 
8,563 


5,997 
4,677 


25,317 


4;012 
11,004 
6,182 
2,675 
486 
958 

3,482 


17, 508 
7,864 


45.270 


7,635 
3,482 

11,959 
1,125 
3,032 
2,138 

15,899 

51.160 


25,192 
1,178 
4,503 


4,237 
2,143 
1,364 

12,043 


29,274 


579 
28,695 


21,365 
5,144 


3,742 
1,402 

1,461 
596 
129 


1,782 


1,066 

169 

56 

230 

261 

1,005 


690 
315 


178 
785 


"33r 
135 
266 


388 
568 

228 
1,903 
1,030 

2.166 


1,005 
1,161 


644 

647 


493 
527 


3.25^ 


613 
1,284 
930 
314 
26 
89 

318 


457 
580 


3.319 


494 
474 
351 
285 
377 
136 
1,202 

3.742 


720 
52 

5a 


1,008 
265 
133 

1,043 


358 
2 


_4Z 


137 
8,494 


6,434 
1,423 


1,115 
308 

401 

184 

52 


55 
31 
90 
91 


206 

115 


61 
180 


"T3F 
37 
85 


72 
127 

64 
453 
329 


302 
316 


222 
190 


147 
160 


l.QO? 


138 
361 
297 
136 
5 
18 


_21i 


114 
201 


167 

265 
96 

139 
67 
31 

389 


227 

22 

188 


343 
84 
35 


10,536 
552,151 


406,657 
101,617 


74,369 
27,248 

29,619 

11,360 
2,898 


30,725 


17,352 
2,518 
1,081 
4,471 
5,303 

19,978 


13,777 
6,201 


3,263 
15,396 


13,027 

2,371 
3,966 


6,530 


5,525 
9,256 

3,677 
39,656 
19,974 

44.807 


23,416 
21,391 


10,266 
11,594 


8,564 

10,557 


64,229 


12,010 
27,134 
16,539 

6,261 
525 

1,760 

5,495 

li.iii 


6,783 
9,872 

67,483 


"9:655 
15,020 
7,285 
4,573 
3,751 
1,753 
25,446 

74.369 


14,473 
1,143 
11,068 


19,267 
6,144 
2,307 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


NEW  YORK 


31.11 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABLISBMENTS,  SaLBS,  PaV  RoLU  AND  PbRSONNSJ,.  BY  TyPB  OF  OPBEATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSlNESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(H<'mber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  doll^irs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolUrs) 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Clumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


ROCHESTER  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

hteohlnery,  equipment  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n,e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autcmotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipoent, supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c... 

SYRACUSE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

UHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries,  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals ,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Bene  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

AutoBiDtive  equlpnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Pluinbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccsauerclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

waste  materials , 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

iimusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke , 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 

734 


13 


84.697 


1,296 
13,819 
28,195 
■41,387 
36,386 


241 
116 
403 
642 


16,853 
366 
1,279 
2,617 
1,820 
5,950 
1,207 
6,294 


153 
3 
34 
67 
59 

135 
16 

129 


(x) 


(x) 


547,485 


227,472 
243,273 


26,444 


16,637 
8,073 


137,612 
105,661 

36,076 
34,481 
6,183 


227,472 


22,103 


9,024 

844 

971 

7,423 

3,841 

14,803 


1,966 
12,837 


6,756 
17.098 


5,192 
2,252 

9,426 
4,197 

4j702 


435 
4,217 

5,558 


1,206 

211 

4,141 

5,338 
26,542 
11,168 
15,374 

13,341 


3,244 
10,097 


1,178 
5,422 

24.204 


5,230 

3,576 

11,399 

2,319 


13,CH2 

8;347 


4,195 
38,939 


4,288 

1,339 

1,298 

23,685 

6.104 
2,225l 


6,363 
1,710 

1,020 
522 
192 


16,637 


1,089 


457 

67 

51 

266 

248 


248 
658 


576 
1,074 


413 
250 

194 
299 


311 


128 

23 

464 

837 

1,994 


1,134 
1.238 


427 
811 


178 
551 

2.846 


737 
253 
1,243 
401 
212 

464 


~63f 
263 


179 
137 
339 
661 
110 


287 
2 


39 

23 
89 
157 


8,138 


222 
7,916 


5,058 
2,356 


1,925 
431 

278 
142 
82 


5,058 


137 
24 
23 
86 
78 


91 
157 


189 
263 


141 
84 

84 
110 


19 
103 


38 
13 
156 


"527 
374 


121 
259 


40 
150 


228 

70 
347 
133 

66 


211 
133 


"Bcr 

59 
76 
71 
106 
42 


27.348 


4,108 

2,277 

7,616 

13,247 

11,360 


3,061 
60 

650 
1,298 
1,440 
2,444 

328 
2,079 

535,488 


20,464 
515,024 


321,649 
158,835 


122,914 
35,9a 

20,467 
9,850 
4,223 


21.633 


8,142 
1,305 
-938 
5,286 
5,962 

16.020 


4,339 
U,681 


11,312 
24,070 


7,172 
4,365 

3,675 
6,434 


1,578 
6,932 

11,412 


2,563 

446 

8,403 

15,267 

41,301 


17;U57 
24,244 


8;i45 
16,557 

12,369 
3,200 
9,169 

54,974 


13,405 
4,831 

25,327 
7,188 
4,223 

9,U2 

14,680 


10;806 
3,874 

34,564 


8,457 
3,145 
2,735 
5,712 
12,324 
2,191 


31.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peesonnel,  by  Type  of  Operation'  and  Kjnd  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  bnd  of  business 


SYRACUSE  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks) ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  ( exc ,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

utica-rome  metropolitan  area,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Machinery,  equipucnt,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


Establishments 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


137,612 


78,065 
1,134 
2,108 


3,748 

1,786 

32,354 


105,661 


4,204 
8,995 
1,351 
8,939 
82,172 

34,481 


13,811 
3,159 
5,349 
2,738 
3,601 
3,541 
2,282 

172,139 


97,424 
28,264 


21,134 
7,130 

21,168 
12,202 
13,081 


97,424 


14,652 
4,692 
8,151 
2,270 
5,375 
3,870 
708 

4,281 
3,753 
3,764 
7,563 
4,263 

11,312 
6,698 

16,072 

21.134 


13,624 
1,095 
1,619 
4,796 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


6,363 


1,842 
118 
316 


969 

114 

1,566 

1,438 

1,710 


137 
212 
107 
247 
1,007 

522 


160 
23 

114 
59 

135 
12 
19 


6,677 
1,689 


1,582 

107 

945 
121 
312 


868 
192 
546 
212 
201 
381 
83 

208 
553 
288 

777 
525 
804 
501 
538 


579 
108 
326 
569 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

IXumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
weelc  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humhcr) 


1,925 


596 
27 
97 


240 

37 

441 

487 

431 


44 
47 
26 
49 
265 


2,197 
490 


471 
19 

241 
51 

154 


2,197 


302 
79 

152 
70 
54 
87 
50 

57 
173 
1Z4 
342 
169 
252 
187 
199 


186 
32 
84 

169 


Pay  roll 
(Dolbri) 


122,914 


36,  OU 
2,030 
5,977 

49,634 


17,734 

2,164 

29,746 

29,262 

35,921 


3,876 
3,986 
1,920 
5,140 
20,999 

9,850 


3,089 
328 

2,364 
958 

2,587 
234 
290 


122,725 
31,868 


30,210 
1,658 

17,772 
2,542 
7,257 


122,725 


16,273 
3,714 
9,483 
3,798 
2,847 
3,753 
2,574 

3,754 
13,105 

6,502 
14,920 

9,533 
14,  U7 

8,436 

9,916 

30.210 


11,417 
1,885 
5,812 

11,096 


Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Consists  of  Albany,  Rensselaer,  and  Schenectady  Counties. 
Coextensive  with  Broome  County. 
Consists  of  Erie  and  Niagara  Counties. 

Consists  of  New  York  City  (Bronx,  Kings,  New  York,  Queens, 
Middlesex,  Morris,  Passaic,  Somerset,  and  Union  Counties, 
Coextensive  with  Monroe  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Onondaga  County. 
Consists  of  Herkimer  and  Oneida  Counties. 


and  Richmond  Counties); 
N.  J. 


Nassau,  Rockland,  Suffolk,  and  Westchester  Counties,  N.  Y.;  and  Bergen,  Essex,  Hudson, 


NEW  YORK 

Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITffiS  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

ESTASUSHMBNTS,  Sa1.BS,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PsKSONNBI.-    TOTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SaLBS MbKCHANT  WhOLBSALBHS  AND  OtHBR  OpERATINO  TyPBS:   1948 


31.13 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Esublish- 
mcncs 

(Numic) 

Sales, 
cncire  year 

doUari) 

Pay  roU, 
enure  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrr) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employeea  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(N»mbcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioiuimd 
dolloTs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(\umber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Employees 

(Xumter) 

PayroU 
(DolUrl) 

State,    total 

43,945 

43,560,734 

1,716,909 

29,358 

412,202 

31,840,701 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,    total 

Albany  County 

159 
43,786 

495 

420,614 
43,140,120 

(x) 

65,484 
1,651,425 

(x) 

29,358 
(x) 

14,482 
397,720 

(x) 

1,252,714 
30,587,987 

(x) 

33,599 

18,869,076 

10, 137 

24,271,0U 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

iirtiolesale  establishments,   total 

Albany 

5 

490 

391 

14 

3 

32 

5 

45 

38 

M 

434,709 

361,116 

5,967 

2,770 

35,546 

655 

28,655 

9.499 

(x) 

20,952 

16,814 

321 

259 

1,956 

40 

1,562 

585 

(x) 
220 
173 
7 

a 

5 
27 

17 

(x) 

5,881 

4,778 

105 

61 

512 

16 

409 

223 

(x) 

391,052 

315,877 

6,189 

3,921 

36,361 

836 

27,868 

12,330 

332 

257 
11 

1 
23 

4 
36 

20 

262,061 

212,571 

5,031 

(xi 

27,411 

(x) 

15,121 

4,955 

158 
134 

3 
2 
9 
1 
9 

18 

172,648 

143,545 

936 

Colonic 

|i]enands 

(x) 
8,135 

Watervllet 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
13,534 

4,544 

Wells ville 

Remainder  of  County 

Bronx  County  (See  New  York  City) 

11 
27 

194 

3,875 
5,624 

140,132 

228 
357 

8,894 

6 

11 

97 

74 
149 

2,640 

4,624 
7,706 

161,616 

6 
14 

143 

2,805 
2,150 

75.734 

5 
13 

51 

1,070 
3,474 

64.398 

Bin^amton 

165 
8 
6 
15 

84 

101, 338 
(x) 
(x) 
12,557 

26.140 

6,505 
(x) 
(x) 
470 

1.669 

82 
(x) 
(x) 

3 

69 

2,003 
(x) 
(x) 
142 

566 

118,275 

8,625 
29.940 

127 
6 

3 
7 

58 

70,351 
(x) 
(x) 
3,323 

16.090 

38 
2 

3 
8 

26 

30,987 
(x) 

Johnson  City 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
9,234 

10.050 

48 
13 
23 

92 

18,725 
2,389 
5,026 

22.711 

1,200 

67 

402 

1.217 

40 
12 
17 

63 

389 
32 
145 

482 

19,952 
1,449 
3,539 

22.191 

36 
9 
13 

57 

12,048 
2,134 
1,908 

U,610 

12 
4 

10 

35 

6,677 

255 

Remainder  of  County 

Cayuga  County 

3,  US 

Auburn 

66 
26 

174 

15,340 
7,371 

59,255 

963 
254 

3,660 

42 
21 

119 

376 
106 

1.325 

17,917 
4,274 

70.104 

50 

7 

118 

10,699 
2,111 

43.474 

16 
19 

56 

4,641 
5,260 

15.781 

Dunklrlt 

Fredonla 

Jamestown 

Remainder  of  County 

Chemung  County 

19 
14 
99 
42 

115 

3,110 

2,250 

45,  508 

8,387 

75,419 

187 

464 

2,542 

467 

5.563 

16 
11 
55 
37 

50 

113 
203 
811 
198 

1.892 

4,238 

8,417 

48,329 

3,620 

103.594 

15 
11 
71 
21 

81 

2,263 
1,922 
36,520 
2,769 

47.607 

4 
3 
23 

21 

34 

847 

328 

8,988 

5,618 

27.312 

94 
6 
15 

46 

56,195 
7,991 
U,233 

22,495 

4,415 
553 
595 

986 

43 
2 
5 

14 

1,520 
196 
176 

378 

84,516 
8,248 
10,830 

19,793 

71 
5 
5 

22 

37,994 

(x) 

(x) 

5,087 

23 

1 
10 

24 

18, 201 

Elmira  Heights 

Chenango  County 

(x) 
(x) 

17,408 

u 

32 
52 

7,064 
15,431 

24.032 

484 

502 

1.103 

8 
6 

28 

134 
244 

383 

9,265 
10,523 

19.313 

8 
14 

30 

1,611 
3,476 

10.284 

6 
18 

22 

5,453 

Remainder  of  County 

Clinton  County 

U,955 
13.748 

Plattsbupgh 

39 
13 

39 

16,899 
7,133 

10.860 

817 
286 

611 

26 
2 

16 

273 
110 

232 

15,153 
4,660 

10.725 

26 
4 

25 

3,567 
1,717 

6.187 

13 
9 

U 

3,332 
5,416 

ColimiMn  C'^mty 

4.673 

Hudson 

Remainder  of  County 

24 
15 

38 

4,971 
5,889 

11,708 

344 
267 

518 

9 

7 

25 

127 
105 

190 

6,377 
4,348 

8,992 

15 
10 

21 

2,623 
3,559 

5,303 

9 

5 

17 

2,343 
2,330 

6,405 

Cortland 

Remainder  of  County 

Delaware  County 

Dutchess  County 

21 
17 

46 

129 

5,222 
6,486 

20,050 

53,149 

348 
170 

645 

3,733 

16 
9 

28 

63 

125 
65 

251 

1,191 

5,990 
3,0C2 

11,205 

75,152 

16 
5 

17 

86 

4,412 
891 

2,290 

33849 

5 
12 

29 

43 

810 
5,595 

17,760 

19300 

Beacon 

Po'jghieepsie 

Remainder  of  County 

Erie  County 

4 

103 

22 

1,621 

255 

45,877 

7,017 

(x) 

25 

3,434 

274 

65.961 

2 
47 
U 

929 

14 

1,078 

99 

18.982 

483 
69,752 
4,917 

1.268.073 

3 
67 
16 

M 

31,041 

(x) 

36 
6 

(X) 

14,836 
(x) 

12 

1,609 

1,480 

3 

9 

7 

14 

13 

5 

15 
63 

23 

(x) 

1,475,216 

1,413,252 

587 

1,297 

1,540 

20,705 

3,106 

934 

7,723 
26,072 
7.018 

2,670 

63,291 

60,535 

64 

139 

146 

340 

123 

56 

399 
1,489 

506 

929 

845 
3 

5 
2 
7 
17 

4 

9 
37 
13 

765 

18,217 

17,383 

18 

33 

52 

U4 

64 

19 

96 
433 

139 

52,480 

1,215,593 

1,164,665 

1,063 

2,334 

2,770 

6,270 

2,678 

835 

7,338 
27,640 

9.389 

1,090 
1,004 
3 
6 
4 
8 
13 
5 

10 
37 
10 

622,443 
604,903 
537 
(x) 

759 
(x) 
3,106 
934 

2,753 
7,292 

2.971 

519 
476 

3 
3 
6 

5 
26 

13 

852,773 
808,349 

Depew 

(x)'" 

781 

(x) 

4,970 

18,730 
4.047 

5 
18 

1,090 
5,928 

19.268 

63 
443 

1.098 

4 
9 

32 

24 
115 

399 

1,172 
8,217 

20.776 

2 

8 

24 

(x) 
(x) 

7.568 

3 
10 

23 

Cx) 

(x) 

11.700 

20 

15 

4 

8 

75 

6,221 

6,107 

827 

6,113 

20.698 

293 
404 
198 
203 

1.073 

21 
7 
3 
1 

29 

110 
151 
71 
67 

365 

5,551 
8,262 
3,481 
3,482 

21.331 

11 
9 
2 
2 

59 

3,376 
2,697 

(x) 

(x) 

15,675 

9 
6 
2 

6 

16 

2,345 

Saranac  Lake  (part)^ 

3,410 
(xi 

(x) 

5.023 

64 
9 

2 

18,261 

(x) 

(x) 

948 
(x) 
(x) 

23 
(x) 
(x) 

306 
(x) 
(x) 

19,482 

(x) 

(x) 

51 

7 
1 

1<,037 

(x) 

(x) 

13 
2 

1 

4,224 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


31.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pessonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Mehchant  Wholesalebs  and  Other  Operating  Tybes:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Establish- 
ments 


Qfymber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
doILtrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietofs," 

November 


(^lumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

wotkweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  toll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesaleis 


Estabhsh- 
mcnts 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CDioujaml 
dollars) 


Genesee  Comity 

Batavia 

Remainder  of  County 

Greene  County 

Catskill 

Remainder  of  County 

Hamilton  County 

Herkimer  County 

Herkimer 

Illon 

Little  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Jef f eraon  County 

Watertown 

Remainder  of  County 

Kings  County  (See  Kew  York  City) 

Levis  County 

Livingston  County 

Dansville 

Remainder  of  County 

Madison  County 

Oneida 

Remainder  of  County 

Monroe  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishioents,  total 

East  Rochester 

Falrport 

Irondequolt '  

Rochester 

Remainder  of  County 

Montgomery  County 

Amsterdam 

Remainder  of  County 

Nassau  County 

Cedarhurst 

East  Rockaway 

Floral  Park 

Freeport 

Garden  City 

Glen  Cove 

Great  Neck 

Hempstead 

Lawrence 

Long  Beach 

Lynbrook 

Malveme 

Mineola 

New  Hyde  Park 

Rockvllle  Centre 

Sea  Cliff 

Valley  Stream 

Westbury 

WllHston  Park 

Remainder  of  County 

New  York  City 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Bronx  Borough  (Bronx  County) 

Brooklyn  Borough  (Kings  County) 

Manhattan  Borough  (New  York  County) 

Queens  Borough  (Queens  County) 

Richmond  Borough  (Richmond  County) . 

New  York  County  (See  New  York  City) 

Niagara  County 

Lewiston. 

Lockport 

Niagara  Falls 

North  Tonawanda 

Remainder  of  County 

Oneida  County 

Rome 

Utlca 

Remainder  of  County 

Onondaga  County.- 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Solvay 

Syracuse 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


4 
815 


762 
45 


5 
1 

144 

35,463 


121 

35, 342 

1,552 

3,661 

28,803 

1,211 

U5 


31,037 


20,312 
10,725 


3,092 

1,200 


12,665 


(x) 
2,919 
7,766 

44,776 


32,703 

12,073 


1,390 
18,447 


6,517 
12,023 


483,600 


483,600 

(x) 

(x) 
646 
465,482 

16,898 

26,197 


17,990 
8,207 


226.397 

(x) 
5,356 
5,325 

32,334 
4,511 

10,675 

12,951 
230 

(x) 

10,011 

(x) 

34,893 
5,816 
6,395 

3,906 
4,060 

(x) 

88,550 

38,488,056 


32 
265 
33 


5 

734 

2 

679 

53 


406,000 

38,082,056 

647,311 

1,609,198 

34,773,255 

1,009,870 

42,422 


53,640 


11,548 
29,444 
8.574 

4,074 

159,474 


8,696 
129,691 
21,087 

(x) 


(x) 
547,485 

ix) 
526,939 

(x) 


866 
446 


"23? 
173 


17,037 
7,980 


10.394 


To 

(x) 

123 
317 

2,963 


(x) 
(x) 


2,153 
330 


95 
414 


615 
~32^ 


29,274 


579 
28, 695 
(x) 
(x) 

75 
27,822 

765 

1,304 


(x) 
(x) 


6 

420 

22 


1,047 
257 


18,170 


7J) 

(x) 

432 

643 

4,117 

657 

519 

1,192 

10 

tx) 

897 

(x) 

2,320 

335 

221 

531 
330 
(x) 
5,387 

1,438,311 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


55,604 
1,383,207 

40,769 

97,937 
1,177,164 

65,027 
2,310 


3,740 


829 

1,685 

961 

265 

9,241 
5SS 

7,967 
686 

27,432 


988 
26,444 
M 

25,474 
(x) 


17 
2 
9 

5 

(x)"' 
68 

24,489 


24,489 

1,375 

3,065 

19,254 

706 

89 


"ST 

153 

9 

390 


(x) 

3 
(x) 


Cx) 
(x) 


50 
140 


751 
248 


34 
152 


9S 
122 


8,631 


137 
3,494 
(x) 
(x) 
22 
3,223 
237 

462 
355 

107 

6.074 


(x) 

86 

184 

1,946 

163 

108 

349 

6 

(x) 


(x) 
711 
92 
120 

204 
101 
(x) 
1,725 

326, 896 


11,957 
314, 939 

11,335 

27,022 
258,829 

17,009 
744 


274 
450 
272 
115 

2.925 

2,470 
258 

8,138 


222 

7,916 
(x) 

7,603 
(xi 


3,307 
904 


10.873 


Ti) 
(x) 
2,713 
6,868 


53,155 
38,912 


5,014 


1,758 
9,415 

11,096 


5,496 
5,600 


562,687 


10, 536 
552,151 

(x) 

(x) 
1,237 
535,766 

14,466 

24,120 

18,816 

5,304 


359.351 
Til 
(x) 

7,324 
12,571 
79,970 
12,066 

7,729 
25,041 
255 
Cx) 

19,255 

(x) 

49,887 
6,214 
4,950 

13,881 
6,478 
(x) 
112,454 

26,526,075 


1,065,406 

25,460,669 

786, 532 

1,866,128 

21,508,699 

1,253,603 

45,707 


62,950 


16,104 
25,782 
16,293 

4,771 

171,291 


10;773 

146,682 
13,836 

535,488 


20,464 
515,024 

(xi 
496,  330 

(xS 


561 

1 

2 

3 
538 
17 

49 
4J"~~ 


7 

3 

1 

114 


27,841 
1,487 
3,480 

21,694 

1,077 

103 


~5J 

205 

13 


463 

1 

433 

29 


7,675 
2,719 


2.374 


(x) 


4.567 


7i) 
(x) 
(x) 
1,209 

29,316 


22,155 
7,161 


(x) 
6,509 


3,U1 
3,368 


269, 926 
(x) 

>=■' 
(x) 
266,263 
(x) 

12,755 


U.,828 
927 


101, 567 


(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
2,969 
1,079 

(l) 

(x) 
230 

(x) 

ix! 

12,364 
(x) 
4,691 

(x)"' 
(x) 
(x) 
37,134 


16,371,062 

526,982 

1,135,945 

14,150,481 

540,227 

17,427 


33.086 


5,658 
19,648 
(x) 
(x) 

92.857 


5,220 
80,412 
7,225 


227,472 

(xi 
217,276 

(x) 


1 

224 

28 


7,501 
65 
181 
7,109 
134 
12 


246 

24 


20.643 


12,637 
8,006 


(x) 


8.098 

(x) 
(x) 
6,557 


10,548 
4,912 


(x) 
12,031 


3,376 
8,655 


213,674 

(x)"" 
(x) 
199,219 

(x) 

13,442 
6715? 
7,280 


(x) 
(x) 
29,365 

3,432 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

22,529 
(x) 
1,704 


(x) 
(x) 


51,416 


21,710,994 
120, 329 
473,253 

20,622,774 

469,643 

24,995 


20,554 


5.890 
9,796 
(x) 
(x) 

66,617 


3;476 
49,279 
13,862 


320,013 

(x) 
309,663 

(l) 


NEW  YORK 


31.15 


Tabic  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

ESTABUSHMKNTS,  SaLES,  PaV  RoIX,  AND  PeKSONNBI.— ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WhOLESALBKS  AND  OtHBE  OpERATINO  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Ontario  County 

Canandalgua 

Geneva 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Jrange  County 

Hlddletoun 

Newburgh 

Port  Jervis 

Remainder  of  County 

Orleans  County 

Medina 

Remainder  of  County 

Oswego  County 

Fulton 

Oswego 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Otsego  County 

Oneonta 

Remainder  of  County 

Putnam  County 

Queens  County  (See  New  York  City) 

Rensselaer  County 

Rensselaer 

Troy 

Remainder  of  Coimty 

Riclmond  County  (See  New  York  City) 

Rockland  County 

Haverstraw 

Nyack 

Remainder  of  County 

St.  Lawrence  County 

Canton 

Massena 

Ogdensburg 

Potsdam 

Remainder  of  County 

Saratoga  County 

Mechanlcvllle 

Saratoga  Springs 

Remainder  of  County 

Schenectady  County 

Schenectady 

Scotia 

Remainder  of  County 

Schoharie  County 

Schuyler  County 

Seneca  County 

Seneca  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Steuben  County 

Bath 

Coming 

HomeLL 

Remainder  of  County 

Suf foli  County 

Amityville 

Babylon 

Lindenhurst 

PatchoGue 

Remainder  of  County 

Sullivan  Co»mty 

Monticello 

Remainder  of  County 

Tioga  County 

Owego 

Waver ly 

Remainder  of  County 

Too^tkins  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. . 
Wholesale  establishments,  total.. 

Ithaca 

Remainder  of  County 

Ulster  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units . . 
Wholesale  establishments,  total.. 

Kingston 

Ronalnder  of  County 


Establish- 
ments 


(>{umb<T) 


51 
101 
20 
41 


11 
102 
16 


110 
7 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thotudnd 
doILirs) 


20 
195 


2 
128 
79 
49 


29,Aai 


9,503 
10,335 
9,643 

98,816 


22,009 

40,564 

5,138 

31,105 

5,683 


1,599 
4,084 


2,21b 
6,860 
9,298 


11,719 
10,904 


1,132 


76,769 


22,023 
44,718 
10,028 


850 
3,260 
7,005 

30,451 


2,370 
2,833 
14,184 
2,073 
8,991 

13.926 


527 
8,235 

5,114 

51,350 


48,682 
1,148 
1,520 

5,741 
1,263 

9,087 


3,128 
5,959 


27,247 


4,482 

3,350 

8,186 

11,229 

90,736 


4,731 

647 

5,138 

8,753 

71,467 

25,744 


4,730 
21,014 

3.626 


3,236 
124 
266 

tx) 


(x) 

19,809 

14,659 

5,150 

M 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


M 

48,805 
37,549 
11,256 


282 

605 
342 

5,817 


1,240 

2,687 

238 

1,652 

365 


267 


393 

475 


648 
281 


3,204 
496 


34 
186 
569 


99 
202 
694 
153 
297 


70 
480 
168 

3,395 


3,211 
82 
102 

113 
58 


117 
282 


97 
221 
455 
427 

5,234 


698 

45 

272 

456 

3,763 

1,444 


161 
1,283 


107 
18 

10 


M 


M 

1,031 
773 
258 

M 


proprietors, 
November 


(J^umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweelt  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


105 
199 
140 


3g7 

861 

31 

513 


■~Jo' 

117 


— Btr 

170 
217 


228 
171 


— 5?r 

1,165 
147 


16 
72 
183 


37 
71 

222 
49 

177 


23 
151 
67 

1,091 


1,023 
26 
42 

47 
21 


10 
15 


5 

13 

121 


Cx) 


(x) 


(x) 
2,908 
2,218 
690 


(x) 


(x) 


ST 

96 

176 

255 

1,692 


203 
14 
87 

118 
1,270 

391 


~4? 
343 


(x) 


(x) 


384 
261 
123 


(x) 


(x) 
1,030 
730 
300 


Pay  roll 
(DoiUrs) 


5,792 
11,530 
6,773 

107,  530 


22,311 
51,467 
4,627 
29,125 

8,055 


1,801 
6,254 


20,719 


4,275 
7,744 
8,700 


11,422 
6,373 


89,432 


17,5«5 
61,737 
10,050 


716 
3,734 
11,181 

25,765 


2,013 
3,754 
10,957 
2,664 
6,377 

12.344 


1,062 
8,613 
2,669 

62,712 


58,536 
1,697 
2,479 

2,260 
1,200 


2,213 
5,511 


23,937 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Esiabhsh- 
ments 


(Number) 


i;«8 
3,587 
8,027 
10,385 


99,164 
12,231 
688 
5,847 
7,903 
72,495 

24,553 


2,59« 
21,957 

2,739 


;2,186 

362 

191 

(x) 


Cx) 

19,781 

14,387 

5,394 

(x) 


(x) 

62,083 
42,934 
19,149 


3 

7 

12 

132 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


7,046 
1,284 
3,268 
2,494 

59,407 


25,245 

(x) 

15,948 

1,670 


"TiT 

(x) 
8,343 


TxT 
5,603 
(x) 

9,927 


8,259 
1,668 

(x) 


40,522 

"ra — 


35,348 
(x) 


(x) 
4,628 

15,345 


2,079 
9,183 
(x) 
936 

5,899 

"T51 — 

4,692 
Cx) 


33,469 

(x) 

Cx) 

161 
610 

3,895 

"Cir~ 

(x) 
10,887 


-55S 
3,350 
5,679 
1,308 


39,340 
4,731 

Cx) 

(x) 
5,161 

26,179 

16,501 


3,84« 
12,655 


1 
Cx) 


8,594 
6,892 
1,702 


35,041 

29,010 

6,031 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


22.435 
8,219 
7,067 
7,149 

39,409 


lit 
15,319 
Cx) 
15,157 

4,0U 


Cx) 


10,030 


1,257 
Cx) 

12,696 


T75SO 
9,236 

(x) 


36,247 

"Tirr 


9,370 
Cx) 


4,112 
-Jxi 


(x) 
2,377 


15,106 


-vrr 

754 
5,001 
Cx) 
8,055 

8,027 


3,593 
Cx) 

16,322 


15;2l5 

Cx) 

Cx) 

5,580 
653 

5,192 

-ctr~ 

Cx) 


16,360 
3,932 


2,507 
9,921 


51,396 


Cx) 
(x) 
3,592 
45,288 

9,243 

8K 

8,359 

1,226 


"TxT 
Cx)' 


U,215 
7,767 
3,448 


13,764 
8,539 
5,225 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


31.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  dty 


ToUl 


Establish- 
ments 

C\umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousaml 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors. 
November 


(Xumbet) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(>iumber) 


Pay  roll 
(.Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Alumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
meocs 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(TliousaTui 
dollars) 


Warren  County 

Glens  Falls 

Remainder  of  County. 


Washington  County 

Hudson  Falls 

Remainder  of  County. 


Wayne  County 

Newark 

Remainder  of  County. 

Westchester  County 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Bronxville 

Dobbs  Ferry 

Hastings-on-Hudson 

tarchmont 

Hamaroneck 

Mount  Kisco 

Mount  Vernon 

New  Rochelle 

North  Pelham 

North  Tarrytown 


Ossining 

Peekskill 

Pelham  Manor 

Port  Chester 

Rye 

Scarsdale 

Tarrytown 

Tuckahoe 

White  Plains 

Yonkers 

Remainder  of  County. 


Wyoming  County. 


Yates  County 

Fenn  Yen 

Remainder  of  County. 


642 
2 

i 
1 
5 

17 

7 

U9 

70 
3 
6 

11 

29 
3 

41 
3 
3 
7 
7 

75 
170 

39 

21 
16 


17,518 
4,817 

9,007 
1,827 


2,285 
19,440 


329, 525 


329, 525 
(x) 

782 
(x) 

441 
7,232 
1,789 
79,473 
34,200 
(x) 
(x) 

4,075 

9,9.(4 

3,911 

U,920 

560 

(x) 

8,098 

3,067 

25,772 

82,675 

20,697 

6,365 

5,878 


(x) 


1,658 


1,319 
339 


423 

123 


24,181 
7,047 


173 

317 


1,089 


50 
125 


2,714 
5,515 


11,662 
2,712 


2,956 


(x) 
(x) 


TIT 
974 


22,415 


~"?9" 
324 


6,373 


887 
21,528 
(x) 

23 
(x) 
60 
683 

no 

5,202 
2,158 

(x) 

(x) 

218 

537 

164 

824 

21 

(x) 

899 

183 

2,550 

6,254 

1,192 

226 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


12 
4 
93 
44 


(x) 


4 
5 

40 
128 

22 


To" 

(x) 


200 
6,173 
(x) 

6 
(x) 
27 
183 
35 
1,505 
573 
(x) 
M 

55 

160 

48 

250 

7 

(x) 

311 

58 

762 

1,763 

326 

61 


(x) 
(x) 


19,686 
i;3S5 
17,301 


438,565 


5,996 

"TO — 

(x) 


17,067 
421,498 
(x) 

474 
(x) 

1,600 
11,156 

1,848 
99,168 
43, 694 
(x) 
(x) 

4,017 
9,936 
3,580 

15,426 
427 

(x) 

23,373 
3,421 

51,844 
118,826 

23,685 

4,295 
3.778 


531 

1 
4 

5 

13 

6 

HI 

60 


9 

23 
2 

37 
1 
3 
5 
4 

60 
153 

31 


188,723 
(x) 
782 

441 
2,836 
(x) 

32,006 
25,275 

(x)"' 

(x) 

5,272 
(x5 

11,694 
Cx) 
(x) 
(x) 

1,158 
17,150 
66,263 
15,417 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


5,856 
2,105 


6,051 


(X) 

(x) 

15,729 
(x) 


140, 802 
(x) 

m'" 

4,396 
(x) 
47,467 

8,925 

(x5 

M 

(x) 

4,676 
(x) 

3,226 
(x) 

(x)"" 
1,909 
8,622 

16,412 
5,280 

(x) 
2.952 


TO 

(x) 


•  proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  in  Essex  and  Franklin  Counties. 
'  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule 


NEW  YORK 


31.17 


T.hle  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Pbksonnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operauon.  and  lund  ol  business 


AlBANlf  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establlshiDents 

«HCILESAI.E  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ^ 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Furniture,   home  furnishings 

Paper  and  i  ts  products 

Automotive  equipnent,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery ,   equipment ,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (wi  thout  stocks  1 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

EBOta  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative ,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishnents 

WHaESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metiile,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks') 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks^ 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products^ 

BROOME  COUNTY  (See  Binghamton  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
CATTABAUGUS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesaler?' ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

'^aste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

CAYUGA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equlptnent ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products^ 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(>JumbeT) 


*95 


5 

490 


6 
1,552 


280 
224 
28 
li, 
29 
i7 
45 
62 

58 
35 

102 
62 

190 
22 
90 

139 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoiisaml 
doltdrs) 


27 
7 

6 

20 


(x) 


(x) 
434,709 


262,061 


19,895 

22,078 

20,637 

16,292 

296 

1,550 

7,281 

5,131 
26,584 
10,418 

5,496 
15,984 

3,515 
106,904 

110,405 


73,433 
36,972 


34,529 
27,714 


(x) 


(x) 
647,311 


526,982 


181,264 
114,241 
15,097 
14,329 
17,596 
4,655 
9,119 
13,611 

9,842 
11,541 
26,017 
21,207 
28,913 
13,834 
14,503 
31,213 

75,544 


66,465 
9,079 

21,901 

14,654 


4,545 

7,735 

246 

2,128 

8,230 


26,140 


16,090 


5,310 
211 
1,565 
712 
3,14ii 
2,427 
2,721 

4,750 
5,300 

22,711 


12,810 

2,983 

1,827 

950 

246 

297 

956 

576 

1,057 

3,918 

5,698 
3,051 
1,152 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollarj) 


(X) 


(x) 
20,952 


13,263 


1,211 
1,061 
1,133 
536 
21 
108 
787 

731 
1,855 
1,058 

618 
1,761 

327 
2,056 

6,288 


5,190 
1,098 

1,021 
380 


555 
40,769 


35,779 


9,847 

5,351 

1,104 

1,139 

392 

341 

645 

1,420 

1,392 
478 
2,861 
2,932 
2,990 
1,694 
1,300 
1,893 

3,067 


2,884 
183 

1,129 

324 


130 
98 

16 


245 
10 
138 
106 
338 


206 
287 


1,217 


822 


197 
54 
82 
20 
24 

137 
62 
52 

194 


propnetora, 
November 


(7>iumM 


(x) 


(x) 


293 
196 
U 
61 
27 
51 
41 
61 

47 
34 
77 
27 
191 
3 
111 
120 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,749 


343 
300 
287 
179 
10 
34 
209 

241 
505 
277 
151 
462 
128 
623 


1,488 
272 

272 
100 


159 
11,335 


9,935 


2,618 
1,452 
302 
409 
131 
139 
207 
375 

401 
167 
751 
725 
790 
366 
438 
664 


851 
36 

309 

78 


Payroll 

(Oolkri) 


(x) 


(x) 

391,052 


243,869 


21,929 
19,404 
21,043 

9,494 
405 

2,413 
14,419 

13,866 
32,334 
20,017 
12,530 
31,305 
5,872 
38,838 

119,275 


98,U6 
21,129 

21,127 
6,781 


11,142 
786,532 


683,277 


199,356 

104,076 

20,059 

22,997 

7,616 

6,326 

12,704 

28,386 

24,726 
9,741 
53,571 
51,288 
53,225 
26,583 
23,648 
38,975 

68,640 


64,161 
4,479 

20,338 

6,450 


2,571 

2,014 

290 

1,575 

7,827 


20,580 


4,614 
175 
2,791 
2,070 
4,685 
1,849 
4,396 

3,466 
5,894 


74 

3,039 

13 

451 

3? 

1,596 

s 

400 

10 

463 

60 

2,508 

23 

1,021 

?1 

1,059 

75 

3,590 

81 

4,367 

V. 

1,648 

51 

2,049 

31.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli^  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Humber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousajid 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  enjploycea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


CHAUTAUQUA  COUNTY,    total , 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total , 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products    (ediblel , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

Paper  and   Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

L'jmber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    termlneils 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products),    total 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Other  assemblers 

CHIMfflG  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,    allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CLINTON  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,    plumbing,   heating 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ) 

DUTCHESS  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products    fediblel 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  aplrlts 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers '    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

ERIE  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,   wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.    leaf) 

Furniture ,   home  furnishings , 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods , 

Hardware,   plumbing,   heating , 

Lumber,   construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,    n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 

2,459 

96 

3 

H9 

69 

3 

1,115 

139 

5 

1,415 

109 

U 

4,746 

290 

4 

2,598 

86 

11 

5,024 

127 

7 

6,126 

187 

1,621 


12 
1,609 


116 
91 
40 
44 
33 
20 
32 

56 
51 
43 
50 

201 
88 

225 


59,255 


43,474 


8,564 
1,925 
1,184 
2,526 
530 
2,293 

294 
1,463 
2,106 
2,123 
1,952 
18,514 

5,375 

6,577 

987 

2,842 


1,991 
851 


47,607 


13,108 

849 

633 

2,482 

2,476 

1,708 

10,245 

327 

3,068 

773 

11,938 

14,322 
9,548 
3,942 


53,149 


33,849 


6,334 

1,724 

557 

707 

1,275 

2,709 
1,509 
11,291 
2,152 
628 
4,963 

7,909 
7,073 
4,313 

(x) 


(x) 
1,475,216 


622,443 


53,786 
60,395 
29,683 
19,863 
24,162 
5,647 
16,300 

14,191 
37,646 
33,260 
36,599 
51,037 
48,622 
191,252 


3.660 


2,715 


523 
83 

148 
94 
56 

278 

15 

74 

208 

173 
162 

901 

470 
345 
35 


791 

49 

81 

250 

418 

153 
1,063 
5 
422 
44 
954 

732 
560 

41 


408 

122 

54 

54 

139 

195 
120 
536 
177 
47 
388 

974 

451 

68 


2,670 
63,291 


39,796 


2,915 
2,679 
2,129 
1,967 
611 
421 
1,703 

2,293 
3,377 
3,603 
3,204 
6,415 
2,433 
6,046 


97 
119 
26 
10 
32 


19 
15 
19 
17 

134 
95 

142 


1,050 


169 
35 
53 
36 
31 
94 

4 
28 
64 
77 
68 
391 

119 
108 

17 


17 
14 

l,89g 


278 
22 
29 
149 
126 

47 

279 

4 

130 

27 
452 

175 
141 
33 


31 
28 
38 
44 
106 

27 
41 
68 


154 
48 
23 
15 
48 


137 
60 
22 

159 

280 
119 
27 


765 
18,217 


11,802 


1,012 
807 
648 
641 
211 
121 
448 

709 

931 
1,068 

822 
1,794 

779 
1,811 


70.1(X 


51,298 


9,552 
1,476 
2,972 
1,762 
1,164 
5,332 

182 

1,556 
3,804 
3,362 
2,891 
17,245 

9,522 

7,416 

779 


600 
439 


76,950 


12,749 
1,151 
1,602 
6,491 
6,219 

2,668 

16,718 

101 

7,362 

944 

20,945 

14,873 

10,732 

1,039 

19,813 


13,064 


1,587 
1,504 
2,165 
2,171 
5,637 

1,452 
2,584 
2,713 

75,152 


45,505 


7,505 
2,311 
1,246 
1,152 
2,453 

4,854 
2,264 
10,007 
3,157 
963 
9,593 

13,712 

9,963 

972 

1,268,073 


52,480 
1,215,593 


756,736 


54,135 

51,427 
44,769 
38,032 
12,014 
7,207 
30,338 

43,946 
61,755 
64,257 
64,394 

117,061 
48,310 

119:091 


NEW  YORK 


31.19 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsiABLlSBHSNTS,  Sales,  Pav  Rom  AND  Pkrsonnbl,  BY  TvPB  OF  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


ffilE  COONTY—Conllnued 

Haimfacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

PetroleJin  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

FULTON  COtran,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Automotive  equlFoent,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies ■ 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  s  tatlons ,    terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

OBffiSEE  CODimr,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Automotive  equlpaent,    tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) ,   total 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

Other  assemblers 

JEFFSiSON  CODNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  oBterlals 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

KINGS  COOTITT,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (eic.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods >. ... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Autonkotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Other  assemblers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Xumber) 


160 
117 


586 
il9 

38 
139 

65 
118 
120 
175 
9 
168 
104 
201 
179 
401 

72 
367 
319 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


661,634 


300,318 
361,316 

61,643 
129,496 

20,698 


15,675 


2,167 
1,502 
276 
408 
8,277 
3,045 

2,167 
1,165 
1,691 

31,037 


10,394 


1,468 

1,853 

717 

749 

198 

5,409 

6,493 
4,085 

10,065 


6,547 
1,180 
2,338 

44,776 


29,316 


3,430 
8,546 
1,577 
457 
2,180 

1,273 
3,637 
3,321 
837 
1,303 
2,755 

3,971 
7,107 
2,519 
1,863 


(X) 


(x) 
1,609,198 


237,842 
169,556 
68,891 
40,263 
60,046 
22,294 
20,187 
36,653 
1,816 
36,032 
34,855 
68,189 
90,023 
50,813 
53,841 
62,907 
81,737 

271,029 


248,714 
22,315 


33,830 


9,414 

3,428 

448 

793 

815 

2,328 

16,604 

6,268 


5,926 
342 


Riy  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


14,590 
4,438 

2,363 

2,104 

1,073 


59 
212 

9 

57 

4U 

101 

107 
77 
37 


72 

56 

45 

96 

12 

334 

179 

127 


257 
49 
85 


178 

474 

127 

22 

67 

142 
424 
339 
80 
U8 
227 

366 

303 

35 

51 


3,456 
97,937 


78,350 


9,448 
9,166 
5,210 
3,427 
1,118 
1,473 
1,992 
3,319 
117 
4,603 
2,768 
5,691 
8,348 
5,844 
4,160 
4,692 
6,974 

12,609 


11,873 

736 


35 
38 
11 
22 
42 
108 
166 


546 
36 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Humbcr) 


19 
155 


3,001 


598 
404 

27 
110 

78 

99 
100 
141 
5 
101 

89 
139 

89 
344 

37 
396 
244 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(7<umber) 


4,156 
1,056 

606 
597 


27 
60 
5 
18 
104 
53 

47 
38 
13 


lU 

42 

7 

38 

53 
126 
74 
27 
87 
94 

105 

107 

28 

36 


781 
27,022 


21,980 


2,969 

2,461 

1,218 

943 

349 

434 

542 

863 

50 

1,338 

762 

1,599 

2,165 

1,721 

847 

1,688 

2,031 

3,261 


3,087 
174 

1,461 
144 


U4 

32 


Payroll 

(Dollars) 


376,776 


288,561 
88,215 

44,669 
37,412 

21,831 


16,967 


1,122 
3,802 
177 
1,771 
7,664 
2,431 

2,627 

1,554 

683 


12,287 


1,497 
1,078 

989 
2,289 

151 
6,283 

3,436 
2,313 


4)465 

820 

1,696 


36,860 


2,781 
6,901 
2,125 
441 
1,389 

2,469 
5,800 
4,689 
1,556 
4,241 
4,468 

7,716 

6,506 

678 

1,395 


64,614 
1,866,128 


184,888 
170,363 
101,855 
63,171 
21,838 
33,421 
35,822 
51,913 
2,428 
91,652 
55,761 
110,132 
147,189 
111,210 
69,001 
92,366 
129,816 

251,767 


236,955 
14,812 


8,865 


651 
770 
235 
428 
827 
2,358 
3,596 

11,285 


10,186 
1,099 


31.20 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsTABLlSHMBN-ra,  SaLES,  PaY  RolL,  AND  PeESONNBL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OpEKATION  AND  KiND  OP  B08IKE88:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


MONROE  COUNTY  (See  Rochester  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

MONTOOMEHY  COniTt,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  eQuipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Waste  materials. . . . ', 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

NASSAU  COUNTT,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf)...* 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Elec  trlcal  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  constructions  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  i  ts  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metala,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible  1 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  aupplies 

Metala,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  agents  and  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Other  assemblers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


21,694 


1,432 
762 
125 
84S 
104 
6,696 
1,150 
857 

788 
228 
570 
509 
225 

2,290 
361 
520 

4,229 

2,219 


900 
1,319 


4,867 


490 
U9 
154 
1,508 
273 
95 
223 

55 
181 
127 

77 
478 
120 

12 
925 


&le3, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


12,755 


2,797 

1,438 
913 
%2 
608 

2,134 
542 

3,361 

4,281 
5,737 


226,397 


101,567 


12,900 
7,375 

12,056 

1,051 

3,003 

927 

2,075 

5,864 
5,766 
15,529 
18,042 
7,573 
2,476 
1,770 
5,160 

63,007 
58,768 
3,055 

35,152,437 


379,182 
34,773,255 


U,  150 ,481 


1,502,582 
799,931 
254,901 
519,485 
107,503 

3,897,193 
406,065 
462,357 

1,010,288 
121,441 
463,590 
194,489 
149,941 
704,785 
767,328 
159,663 

2,628,939 

10,578,823 


4,980,354 
5,598,469 

23,485 

9,883,133 


1,494,131 
377,903 
184,109 

4,385,989 
124,812 
131,463 
449,548 

35,971 
116,803 

46,868 

41,424 
298,936 
239,958 

16,671 
1,938,547 

137,333 


131,483 
5,850 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,304 


878 


110 
51 
17 

152 
32 

208 
75 

233 

180 

192 

54 


748 
406 
679 
93 
69 
119 
310 

897 
358 
1,057 
1,479 
784 
242 
172 
507 

7,137 

3,070 

43 

1,226,484 


49,320 
1,177,164 


716,124 


51,044 
28,166 
11,898 
40,952 
3,437 
216,676 
33,365 
33,718 

15,078 

8,170 

32,240 

20,523 

12,654 

65,916 

24,692 

7,439 

110,156 

337,747 


204,947 
13J,800 


118,750 


11,517 
5,193 
2,765 

54,144 
3,037 
1,532 
4,603 

823 
2,447 
1,568 

785 
7,312 
2,603 

358 
20,063 

3,829 


3,602 
227 


Active 
propnetora.* 
November 

(Number) 


E^  oopbyeea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


U,981 


964 
632 

29 
368 

75 

5,015 

857 

525 

628 
126 

310 
325 
107 

1,384 
104 
531 

3,001 

205 


78 
127 


4,050 


405 
92 

105 
1,387 

257 
62 

179 

48 
155 
118 

68 
3?7 

79 

6 

762 


U 

4 


52 

14 
10 
50 
11 
46 
25 
89 

68 
58 
39 

6,074 


2,362 


216 
104 
U4 
26 

25 
SO 
84 

291 
133 
240 
427 
255 
89 
80 
168 

2,922 

770 

20 


10,506 
258,829 


161,035 


12,616 
7,197 
2,718 
9,640 
S48 

42,316 
7,886 
7,652 

2,751 
1,914 
8,178 
4,967 
2,780 

16,222 
4,928 
1,986 

26,436 

73,238 


46,991 
26,247 

U7 

23,201 


2,334 

1,140 
572 

9,743 
682 
290 
864 

202 
538 
383 
186 

1,454 
585 
63 

4,165 

1,208 


1,121 
87 


Payroll 
(I>>II<iri) 


15,638 


2,115 
851 
332 

2,6<12 

651 
3,610 
1,260 
4,177 

3,612 
3,732 
1,138 


154,201 


U,381 
7,633 

11,434 
1,766 
1,292 
2,3U 
5,461 

20,708 
7,856 
17,520 
28,170 
15,726 
5,113 
4,907 
9,920 

145,416 

58,858 

876 

22,453,258 


944,559 
21,508,699 


12,925,089 


945,103 
525,279 
244,398 

758,416 

61,055 

3,816,442 

626,833 

616,  U3 

258,320 
U3,911 
602,898 
360,868 
235,547 

1,137,064 
426,615 
132,577 

1,983,620 

6,347,767 


3,826,449 
2,521,318 

11,524 

2,M3,106 


199,406 
92,908 
49,177 

975,918 
58,895 
30,225 
76,062 

16,367 
48,172 
29,  U6 
13,689 

132,589 

45,361 

6,275 

368,916 

81,213 


76,498 

4,715 


NEW  YORK 


31.21 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Tvpe  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  ot  business 


MIAGARA  COOKTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meals 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autcnotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  t>-pes 

ONEIDA  COmm,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Electrical  goods 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products^ 

Other  operating  types 

ONONDAOA  COUNTY  (See  Syracuse  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

ONTARIO  COHNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

ORANGE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

OSWEGO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c ..., 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  t>-pes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
Qiumhtr) 


136 


35 
10 
11 
7 
6 
13 
22 
139 

26 

11 
50 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUrs) 


33,086 


1,988 
2,531 
3,110 
4,215 
1,931 

1,958 
2,706 
4,075 
305 
1,651 
8,616 

8,307 
4,756 
7,491 


92,857 


13,674 
7,850 
2,270 
3,870 
708 
3,764 
6,483 

54,238 

19,409 

7,676 

39,532 


7.046 


480 
2,343 
630 
320 
509 
2,764 

6,505 
4,094 


2,753 

7,636 
1,447 


59,407 


8,567 
17,291 
5,049 
3,676 
685 
1,801 

6,292 
2,659 
3,071 
1,582 
849 
7,885 

16,284 
16,421 


18,373 


8,343 


831 
917 
317 

2,239 
232 
688 

3,069 

6,861 
3,169 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tlioiuaiui 
dolldrs) 


3,740 


2,734 


93 

273 

274 

74 

377 

110 
376 
503 
35 
70 
549 

400 
315 
291 


6,396 


788 
517 
212 
381 
83 
288 
483 
3,644 

843 

216 

1,786 


1,229 


610 


28 
243 
52 
38 
17 
232 

2W 
130 


49 
145 
81 

5,817 


3,917 


474 
995 
399 
94 
66 
228 

367 
162 
304 
169 
64 
595 

942 

675 
283 

1,087 


705 


57 
77 
38 

311 
27 
74 

121 

300 
82 


propnctors," 
November 


(Mumber) 


F^id  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


1,111 


822 


44 

121 
83 
29 

119 

90 

127 

17 

32 

121 

lU 
82 
93 

2,925 


2,087 


271 

142 

70 

87 

50 

124 

179 

1,164 

203 
106 
524 


16 

156 

8,582 

33 

302 

14,161 

5 

102 

7,046 

5 

44 

1,930 

in 

26 

1,389 

14 

80 

3,808 

5 

132 

8,093 

7 

55 

3,065 

4 

94 

7,964 

11 

59 

3,168 

10 

23 

1,172 

U 

197 

11,163 

268 

17,236 

11 

191 

12,952 

5 

108 

5,751 

23 

1,007 

27 

1,482 

16 

787 

133 

6,211 

15 

613 

1? 

27 

1,230 

11 

57 

2,508 

n 

132 

5,012 

37 

1,8U 

Payroll 

(DollUTS) 


45,841 


1,896 
4,956 
5,144 
1,357 
6,271 

2,249 
6,771 
8,981 
871 
1,343 
6,002 

6,591 
4,846 
5,672 

171,291 


116,819 


U,496 
8,666 
3,793 
3,753 
2,574 
6,502 
8,095 

68,935 

15,738 

5,233 

33,501 


376 
4,208 

951 
1,164 

398 
4,090 

4,117 
2.583 


1,006 
3,301 
1,896 


20,719 


13,893 


31.22 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


OTSEQO  COIMTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Petroleum  bniv  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

QUKNS  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible  1 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Furniture,   home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and   tubes 

Elec  trlcal  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,    heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Metals,   metal  woric   (exc.  scrap! 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches    (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RENSSELAER  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  ^olesalers ,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RICHMOND  COIINTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.    leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

ROCKLAND  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulj£  stations,    terminals 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(XumM 


59 


1,077 


U5 
105 
26 
60 
16 
25 
20 
35 


38 
90 
S6 

U7 
19 
63 

122 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


22,623 


9,927 


1,759 

1,053 

129 

296 

6,690 

2,989 
5,880 
3,827 

1,031,356 


21,486 
1,009,870 


80,222 
124,494 
51,153 
17,462 
22,245 
2,008 
2,955 
8,465 

13,903 
38,005 
31,825 
44,128 
39,203 
18,873 
11,403 
33,878 

378,057 


198,444 
179,613 


66,619 
24,967 


40,522 


6,713 
4,771 
6,620 
929 
1,348 
1,190 
1,153 
4,496 
3,233 
3,667 
1,175 
5,177 

25,302 
10,945 


17,427 


1,882 

1,185 

1,560 

671 

2,547 

1,381 

1,604 

2,169 

727 

794 

2,907 

23,263 
1,732 

11,115 


7.003 


586 
893 

2,4U 
874 
622 
U2 

1,475 

4,112 


Pay  rod, 
entue  year 

(^Thousand 
dollars) 


75 
155 
15 
38 
291 

135 
U6 

74 


2,273 
65,027 


43,441 


5,950 

7,003 

3,403 

1,776 

487 

199 

371 

955 

1,909 
2,751 
2,949 
4,246 
5,362 
2,179 
804 
3,097 

18,364 


11,927 
6,437 

2,317 
905 


220 
168 
494 

60 
103 
267 
127 
458 
323 
334 

68 
356 

864 
736 

2,310 


98 
57 
119 
71 
21 
219 
100 
343 
67 
89 
329 

626 

171 


51 
57 

240 
9* 
31 
25 

154 


propnctors, 
November 


(Number) 


116 
63 
13 
26 
12 
17 
29 
34 

61 
15 
33 
35 
90 
12 
56 
70 


Pud  employees  and  pay  rail, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
CNumber) 


14 
U9 


511 
17,009 


11,198 


1,597 
1,786 
7X 
573 
U9 
86 
102 
258 

632 

772 
680 
979 
1,401 
315 
251 
883 

4,937 


3,216 

1,721 

620 
254 

1,553 


90 
100 
174 
17 
33 
94 
35 
164 
117 
109 


248 

217 


38 
22 

42 
21 
12 
81 
32 

121 
28 
37 

UO 

154 
46 


Payroll 

(DoUors) 


1 

284 

2 

337 
313 
594 

5 

902 

2 

397 

3 

198 

1 

,770 

1 

298 

694 

45 

091 

1 

253 

,603 

828,107 


109,553 

134,631 

65,746 

33,923 

9,257 

4,294 

7,524 

15,416 

37,046 
71,399 
49,372 
75,634 
100,088 
39,095 
14,821 
60,308 

362,576 


235,113 
127,463 


45,977 
16,943 


57,522 


4,433 
3,458 
8,285 
1,260 
1,931 
4,958 
1,968 
9,117 
6,669 
6,374 
1,429 
7,640 

17,952 
13,958 

45,707 


31,128 


2,021 
1,075 
2,588 
1,245 
371 
4,103 
1,943 
8,241 
1,713 
1,742 
6,086 

11,878 
2,701 

15,631 


13,017 


921 

1,187 
4,406 
1,990 
665 
538 
3,310 

2,6U 


NEW  YORK 


31.23 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Ojntinued 

Ectabushmbnts,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Typb  op  Opbration  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Councy,  type  of  opentioo,  and  land  of  business 


ST.  lAWRKHCE  COUWTf,   total 

Merchant  ubolesalers ,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Fam  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  dlatllled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (eic .   leaf) 

AutOBOtlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equljMent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  ^olesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleuffl  bulk  stations ,    terminals 

AssejDblers   (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

SCHENECTADY  CaJJJTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Dry  goods ,    apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutOBOtlye  equiinent ,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Liaber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipoent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

STEDBH*  CODNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  canfectlonery,  meats 

Faro  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

Autonotiye  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construe ticn  materials 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e-c 

Petroleua  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

SUFFOLK  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total 

Groceries ,   confectionery,  meats 

Fam  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

AutCBDtiTe  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,   plumbing ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers    (mainly  faro  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

SULLIVAN  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  oeats 

Faro  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

AutcBotire  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Lurt)er,  construction  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleuo  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Assea^lers   (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

TOMPKDtS  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Ubolesale  establishments 

WHCLESALE  ESTABLISlfflEHTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  st^iplles 

Merchant  wholesalers,  if.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  statlosia,    tenslDals. 

Asse^lera   (mainly  faro  products  ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estahlishmcnta 
Qiumbcr) 


83 


A 

2,«5 

129 

7 

6,U2 

253 

5 

1,896 

176 

3 

1,402 

47 

7 

524 

96 

■) 

186 

30 

5 

204 

24 

10 

2,546 

157 

23 

8,285 

382 

R 

2,970 

58 

6 

3,851 

93 

19 

6,665 

324 

14 

8,607 

649 

3 

387 

17 

5 

875 

56 

9 

1,966 

276 

4 

298 

13 

4 

4,955 

341 

5 

927 

103 

11 

722 

82 

4 

857 

75 

17 

8,769 

478 

7 

5,061 

185 

22 

11,261 

796 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Xhousand 


27,247 


10,887 


5,434 
1,189 
735 
797 
825 
392 
722 
793 

4,006 
5,802 
6,552 


39,340 


3,614 
10,1U 

975 
4,770 

729 
2,555 
1,016 
4,725 
5,115 
1,980 

197 
3,550 

27,488 
23,908 


16,501 


2,767 

6,751 

926 

348 

625 

5,084 

4,380 
3,048 
1,815 

U) 


19,809 


8,594 


4 

3,253 

135 

4 

982 

101 

3 

1,039 

81 

3 

440 

37 

4 

448 

82 

7 

2,432 

284 

10 

5,048 

1/47 

5 

3,686 

91 

7 

2,481 

73 

fty  rod, 
entire  year 

{Thouiand 
dollars) 


1,445 


912 


3,395 


1,200 


758 


342 
93 
44 
17 

114 
38 
54 
56 

135 
109 
198 

5,234 


2,974 


234 

702 

65 
136 

82 
321 

44 
285 
739 
161 

14 
191 

1,117 
1,143 


210 
70 
33 
76 

490 

322 

108 
60 


(X) 


(x) 
1,031 


Active 
propnctors,* 
November 

dumber) 


4 

42 

2,451 

1 

62 

3,110 

2 

70 

3,109 

1 

17 

736 

3 

38 

1,917 

? 

18 

639 

3 

10 

390 

5 

52 

3,064 

6 

135 

7,020 

1 

36 

1,627 

2 

76 

1,702 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumbct) 


(x) 


(x) 


1,091 


811 


14 

107 

5,520 

7 

213 

12,728 

4 

6 

348 

5 

30 

1,116 

4 

91 

4,694 

4 

10 

649 

98 

6,136 

3 

24 

1,475 

10 

38 

1,464 

3 

37 

1,493 

5 

157 

9,059 

1 

53 

3,212 

2 

227 

14,818 

120 
52 
24 
10 
44 
23 
36 
22 

45 
80 
135 

1,692 


965 


75 

192 

34 

44 

24 

117 

18 

81 

235 

46 

10 

89 

424 
303 


16 
53 
23 
11 
19 
123 
97 
33 
16 


(x) 


(x) 


3 

52 

2,627 

4 

41 

1,888 

5 

27 

1,434 

3 

15 

740 

28 

1,304 

8 

109 

5,218 

1 

44 

3,019 

1 

38 

1,966 

4 

30 

1,585 

Pay  roll 
(OolLirs) 


62,712 


44,682 


23,937 


13,708 


5,142 
2,196 

830 

298 

2,161 

910 

1,096 

1,075 

2,594 
3,584 
4,051 

99,164 


56,481 


4,128 

12,406 

1,849 

2,548 

1,435 

6,592 

1,010 

5,088 

14,370 

2,846 

422 

3,787 

20,946 
21,737 

24,553 


16,294 


825 
2,900 
1,585 

645 
1,125 
9,2U 

5,990 

1,573 

696 

M 


M 
19,781 


13,211 


31.24 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,  * 
November 

(\umber) 


Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
wcx'kweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 


Payroll 
(DolUrj) 


ULSTER  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.    leaf) 

Paper  and   Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulic  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WARREN  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WAYNE  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Petroleum  bull!  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) ,    total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

Other  operating  types 

WESTCHESTER  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc .    leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpuent,   supplies 

Metals,   metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Menuf ac  turers '   sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


130 


2 

128 


11 
7 
5 

5 

(A6 


&42 


(X) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
48,805 


35,041 


(x) 


7,533 
2,3i4 
2,864 
2,787 
920 

1,461 
403 

3,603 

2,199 
327 
734 

9,866 

4,958 
7,683 
1,123 


1A,374 


412 

934 

2,378 

1,631 

506 

365 

2,447 

5,701 

2,105 
5,856 


936 

861 

4,199 

3,293 

8,910 


2,704 
4,427 
1,779 

3,526 

329,525 


188,723 


27,007 

23,190 

12,576 

7,621 

17,468 

1,348 

2,008 

1,933 

7,438 
5,925 
15,839 
35,194 
10,770 
2,329 
3,426 
U,651 

66,793 
62,974 
U,035 


2,335 


379 
111 
167 
84 
U4 

204 
36 

386 

288 
28 
36 

502 

294 

245 

34 


19 
63 
186 
262 
87 
30 
163 
462 

129 
257 


50 
70 
178 

157 

448 


155 
224 
69 

186 

22,415 


887 
21,528 


U.722 


1,657 

1,966 

900 

766 

438 

61 

163 

'      204 

1,030 

388 

1,184 

2,842 

1,169 

220 

255 

1,479 

3,459 

2,927 

420 


7 
4 

1 

2 
422 


(x) 


(x) 


134 
48 
46 
31 
68 


11 
27 
177 

82 
79 
15 


U 
24 
52 
84 
32 
18 
38 
153 

49 
82 


15 
26 
75 

49 

177 


83 
70 
24 

31 

6,373 


200 
6,173 


JiL 


(l) 
62,083 


51,174 


6,955 
2,343 
3,723 
1,642 
2,285 

5,257 

813 

7,203 

9,693 

570 

684 

10,006 

5,499 

4,677 

733 


23,706 


569 
1,222 
3,611 
5,159 
2,160 

781 
2,839 
7,365 

2,598 
4,924 


5,428 


608 
1,243 
3,577 

2,899 

7,918 


3,512 

3,480 

926 

3,441 

438,565 


17,067 
421.498 


289, 546 


61 

488 

30,788 

63 

533 

37,046 

U 

193 

16,247 

15 

232 

15,763 

17 

152 

8,401 

1 

29 

1,372 

8 

56 

3,853 

11 

65 

3,868 

42 

348 

20,282 

15 

124 

7,125 

26 

339 

20,690 

14 

803 

62,322 

44 

341 

23,265 

6 

59 

4,294 

43 

117 

5,741 

21 

485 

28,489 

952 

67,186 

4 

748 

57,115 

17 

109 

7,651 

*»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buslnea; 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  claselfled. 


I 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 32.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 32.0^ 

Asheville  Metropolitan  Area 32 .04- 

Charlotte  Metropolitan  Area 32 .04 

Durham  Metropolitan  Area 32 .05 

Greensboro-High  Point  Metropolitan  Area 32.05 

Raleigh  Metropolitan  Area 32.06 

Winston-Salem  Metropolitan  Area 32.06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 32.07 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 32.10 

Alamance  County 32.10 

Beaufort  County 32.10 

Buncombe  County  (See  Asheville  Metropolitan  Area) 32 .04 

Catawba  County 32.10 

Cleveland  County 32.10 

Colimbus  County 32.10 

Cumberland  County 32.10 

Durham  County  (See  Durham  Metropolitan  Area) 32,05 

Forsyth  County  (See  Winston-Salem  Metropolitan  Area) 32 .06 

Gaston  County 32.11 

Guilford  County  (See  Greensboro-High  Point  Metropolitan  Area) 32.05 

Lenoir  County 32.11 

Mecklenburg  County  (See  Charlotte  Metropolitan  Area) 32.04 

New  Hanover  County 32.11 

Pitt  County 32.11 

Robeson  County 32.11 

Rowan  County 32 .  11 

Wake  County  (See  Raleigh  Metropolitan  Area) 32 .06 

Wayne  County 32 .12 

Wilson  County 32 .12 

32.01 


32.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kjnd  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
Droprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
enaed  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(DolUrj) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

State,    total 

3,980 

3,145,768 

n.a. 

n.a. 

110,301 

2,617 

35,983 

37,599 

44,351 

1,875^691 

2,017,641 

2,282,750 

194.652 

18 
3,962 

2,842 
2,403 

2,141 

16,082 
3,129,686 

826,694 
695,118 

1,065,944 

n.s. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

127,490 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a, 
n.a. 

12.0 

2,'i'5 
107,716 

33,367 
25,679 

68,950 

2,617 

2,068 
1,625 

1,329 

744 
35,239 

19,998 
n.a. 

24,037 

779 
36,820 

20,444 
n.a. 

23,976 

810 
43,541 

43,635 
n.a. 

25,938 

47,157 
1,828,534 

n.a. 
n.a, 

1,201,678 

49,996 
1,967,645 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,243,562 

51,959 
2,230,791 

n.a. 
n.a. 

1,300,981 

1,234 

Wholesale  establishments 19A8.  . . . 

1939..., 
1929. . . . 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

193,418 

85,134 
63,226 

%.042 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

17 
65 

356 

939,169 
32,343 
44,432 

726,302 

122,005 
2,810 
2,675 

41,806 

12.3 
8.7 
6.0 

5.8 

66,391 
1,301 
1,258 

18,667 

1,237 

1 

41 

13 

23,407 
310 
320 

5,076 

23,233 
332 
361 

5,200 

24,918 
670 
350 

5,390 

1,162,028 
15,715 
23,935 

346,090 

1,201,182 
16,898 
25,482 

354,780 

1,250,686 
24,760 
25,535 

375.977 

94,920 
325 
797 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices,    total,... 

19,392 

264 
92 

664 
558 

243 

448,103 
273,199 

275,343 
834,777 

227,320 

33,978 
7,828 

22,587 
24,847 

7,319 

7.6 

2.8 

8.2 
3.0 

3.2 

16,097 
2,570 

3,452 
8,801 

2,846 

10 

3 

494 
555 

226 

4,470 
606 

3,081 
1,252 

1,793 

4,584 
616 

3,239 
2,333 

2,072 

4,767 
623 

3,304 
6,679 

2,230 

296,831 
49,209 

152,840 
78,774 

49,152 

303,675 

51,105 

164,000 
142,110 

63,193 

323,229 
52,748 

169,350 
317,195 

67,288 

19,392 

17,070 

743 

60,171 

5 
238 

2,141 

2,727 
224,593 

1,065,944 

243 
7,076 

127,490 

8.9 
3.2 

12.0 

64 
2,782 

68,950 

4 
222 

lj329 

42 
1,751 

24,037 

40 
2,032 

23,976 

47 
2,133 

25, "38 

887 
48,265 

1,201,678 

950 
62,243 

1,243,562 

1,378 
65,910 

1,300,981 

50 

60,121 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

96j042 

411 

226,565 

16,336 

7.2 

9,221 

327 

3,663 

3,745 

3,7S5 

170,037 

174,487 

174,627 

18.814 

20i 
72 
15 
27 
39 

1% 

173,883 
12,824 
4,515 
10,781 
24,562 

92,199 

li;i42 

1,407 

734 

738 

2,315 

17,007 

6.4 

11.0 

16.2 

6.8 

9.4 

18.4 

6,535 
798 
358 
393 

1,137 

S,397 

146 
67 
12 

3D 
72 

161 

2,477 
309 
180 
149 
548 

3,651 

2,517 
312 
174 
170 
572 

3,826 

2,538 
317 
178 
177 
575 

3,831 

117,284 

15,779 

8,530 

5,529 

22,915 

159,976 

119,854 
15,935 
8,042 
6,401 
24,255 

171,036 

121 ,094 
16,440 
6,406 
6,9% 
23,687 

166.737 

15,141 

1,046 

181 

Meats ,  meat  products 

181 
?,265 

3.012 

97 
99 

105 

46,100 
46,099 

26,289 

11,561 
5,446 

3,574 

25.1 
11.8 

13.6 

5,772 
2,525 

1,702 

62 
99 

72 

2,636 
1,015 

580 

2,816 
1,010 

601 

2,757 
1,074 

613 

113,993 
45,983 

30,004 

124,695 
46,341 

32,214 

118,013 
48,724 

29,586 

1,879 

1,133 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

1.808 

94 
11 

58 

23,969 
2,320 

33,973 

3,171 
403 

4,803 

13.2 

17.4 

12.3 

1,522 
180 

2,704 

62 
10 

29 

523 
57 

721 

542 
59 

731 

548 
65 

744 

27,171 
2,833 

44,881 

29,248 
2,966 

46,677 

26,226 
3,360 

49,548 

1,521 

Wlnea,  distilled  spirits 

DznigSj  chemicals,   allied  products 

287 
3.709 

9 
23 
17 

9 

50 

71 

17,959 
2,977 

15,288 
2,749 

30,364 

18,585 

2;213 
383 

1,382 
820 

1,605 

2.399 

12.3 
13.0 
9.0 
29.8 

5.3 

12.9 

1,423 
202 
594 
485 

927 

1.333 

22 
4 

3 

39 
48 

386 
111 
130 
94 

355 

516 

389 

112 

134 

96 

368 

521 

395 

118 

134 

97 

368 

554 

23,  %6 
3,686 
8,885 
8,344 

17,434 

24.557 

24,690 
3,846 
9,472 
8,669 

17,876 

25.060 

27,212 
4,164 
9,592 
8,580 

18,447 

26.0% 

2,5C6 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

422 
405 

376 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

1,691 
2.280 

Clothing,   furnishings,  footwear 

35 
3 
33 

41 

8,797 
3,663 
6,125 

7,887 

1,189 
407 
303 

1,402 

13.5 
11.1 
13.1 

17.8 

693. 
252 
388 

637 

29 
19 
27 

292 

92 

132 

237 

298 
94 
129 

241 

322 
101 
131 

242 

12,069 
4,711 
7,777 

10,585 

12,666 

5,176 
7,218 

10,813 

13,324 
4,742 
8,030 

11,111 

945 
607 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 
Furniture,   home  furnishings 

728 
991 

29 

38 

1,991 
5,896 

20,293 

517 
885 

3,738 

26.0 

15.0 

18.7 

238 
349 

1,818 

9 
18 

7 

l33 
104 

452 

130 
111 

466 

13^ 
105 

473 

4,638 
5,947 

34,865 

4,772 
6,041 

33,817 

5,0^ 
6,034 

33,362 

273 

718 

Paper  and   its  products 

2,603 

Wrapping  paper,   twine 

10 
5 
23 

U, 
297 

91 

7;iS2 
1,851 
10,560 

114,201 
64,305 

91,705 

959 

359 

2,470 

7,464 
13,399 

9,817 

12.2 
19.4 
23.4 

6.5 

20.7 

10.7 

635 

154 

1,029 

3,715 
8,085 

5,646 

2 

2 

3 

20 
184 

29 

150 

53 

249 

1,267 
2,316 

1,458 

150 

52 

264 

322 
2,862 

1,433 

153 

57 

263 

2,365 
2,937 

1,553 

11,6°1 
2,917 
20,257 

51,733 
146,053 

94,134 

11,262 
2,939 
19,616 

43,884 
151,922 

95,062 

11,315 
3,094 
18,953 

76,532 

157,037 

102,403 

977 
383 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

1,248 
7,194 

12,477 

Electrical  goods 

9,032 

49 
42 

85 

57,015 
34,690 

73,313 

■  51211 
4,606 

9,563 

9.1 
13.3 

13.0 

3,144 
2,502 

5,742 

14 
15 

28 

S92 
566 

1,547 

926 
557 

1,597 

954 
599 

1,655 

55,373 
38,761 

94,226 

56,735 
38,327 

101,530 

59,699 
42,704 

104,741 

5,486 

3,546 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heatliig 

9,898 

Hardware 

Plumbing,   heating  ccjii^ment,   supplies 

Lumber,  conctructlon  materials 

2i 

59 

90 

38,004 
59,134 

4 ',606 
4,957 

7,526 

13.6 

13.0 

12.7 

3,064 
2,678 

3,921 

1 
21 

49 

806 

741 
1,637 

SI7 
780 

1,737 

S30 
825 

1,697 

51, US 
43,081 

69,243 

53,563 
47,967 

74,004 

54,314 
50,427 

74,135 

5,207 

4,691 
2,675 

Lumber,  millworlt: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

23 
44 
23 

293 

28,341 
21,269 
9,524 

91,450 

1,776 
4,041 
1,709 

16,4^8 

6.3 
19.0 
17.9 

18.0 

778 

2,248 

895 

9,179 

10 
22 
17 

140 

142 

1,130 

365 

2,861 

156 

1,199 

382 

2,674 

150 

1,136 

411 

2,686 

14,236 
39,426 
15,581 

149,061 

14,850 
41,823 
17,331 

157,157 

14,690 
40,682 
18,763 

160,918 

2,010 
665 

13,013 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,    supplies 

Service  eotabliahment  equipment,    supplies.... 
Transpn^tntion  {exc.    automotive)   equipment. 

73 
11 
17 
92 

37 
60 

3 

12 

li;ii9 
10,644 
13,818 
37,556 
6,618 
11,421 

244 

4,811 

2,613 
1,706 
1,610 
6,336 
1,704 
2,424 

55 

813 

23.4 
16.0 
11.6 
16.9 
25.7 
21.2 

22.5 

16.9 

i;316 
980 
858 

3,856 
977 

1,160 

32 
467 

i7 
3 
7 
33 
11 
39 

3 

399 
186 
230 
1,373 
302 
361 

10 

99 

433 
194 
231 
1,122 
305 
376 

S 

105 

4^ 
200 
235 
1,111 
321 
367 

12 

lis 

11,991 
13,958 
61,940 
17,787 
20,171 

423 

7,742 

13,321 
14,513 
64,562 
13,315 
21,975 

471 

8,162 

25,24* 
13,519 
15,147 
65,539 
19,261 
21,576 

627 

9,178 

1,443 
1,781 
5,285 
1,207 
1,666 

52 

637 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

9 
3 

84 

4;583 
228 

33,368 

766 
47 

4.393 

20.6 
11.4 

443 
24 

2,029 

1 
2 

57 

7 
922 

OS 

7 

919 

108 

10 
932 

7,330 
412 

35,612 

7,7J4 
438 

36,558 

8,610 
568 

37,354 

70 

1/785 

46 

38 

15, U3 
23,255 

1,799 
2,594 

11.9 
11.2 

999 
1,030 

31 
26 

.16^ 
454 

475 
444 

<136 
446 

17,205 
18,407 

17,849 
18,709 

18,862 
18,492 

1,161 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


32.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE- Continued 
Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Pehsonnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Type  of  opeiaaon  and  Itind  of  business 


type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpinent ,  supplies 

Conmerclal  machines,  equipment 

Pain-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  man\if ac  turers '  sales  branches 

Faro  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugc,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  app:^rel 

Furniture,  home  fumishlugs 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meetfi 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings ,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

PaiB  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Har^rare,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccmiercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipments,  supplies 

Waste  materials, 

Agents  anl  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

Other  assemblers 

ATMINISraAIIVE,  AUXILIAiEf  ONITS 

State ,   total 

T^rpe  of  Operation 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>iuml>tT) 


iO 

240 

25 

5 

10 


62 
243 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tliousanii 
dollars) 


67,002 


22,228 
2,845 
4,613 

15,549 
1,817 
1,'302 

18,048 

448,103 


118,595 
8,356 
28,583 
32,140 
27,455 
6,713 
9,758 

51,826 


10,347 

20,722 

18,565 

1,692 

164,672 


,550 
155,122 


278,199 


6,468 

14,144 

4,134 

2,133 

6,479 

8,964 

1,075 

20,522 

214,180 

334,777 


50,492 

10,693 

1,104 


7,256 
15,272 


562,144 


103,231 

443,680 

15,233 

4,772 
5,373 


1,050 
1,336 


10,635 


8,955 
1,680 


140 

13,547 

3,478 

9,674 
137,811 


4,221 
7,993 


85,678 
13,934 
93,967 


8,831 


(x) 
(i) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


7,153 


2,443 
643 
687 

1,442 
390 
332 

1,216 

33,978 


9,070 
1,276 
2,294 
2,024 
1,318 
969 
1,046 

7,159 


3,978 
1,025 

1,717 
439 

3,822 


663 
8,159 


7,828 


425 

1,708 

267 

123 

584 

155 

87 

757 

3,722 

24,847 


1,297 
443 
105 


245 
763 


15,214 


609 

14,137 

468 

221 
366 


107 


731 
64 

1,384 


34 
1,139 
161 

242 

3,532 

7,319 


1,278 


830 


2,366 

366 

1,000 


1,543 
761 


n.a. 
n.a. 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


10.7 


11.0 
22.6 
14.9 

9.3 
21.5 
17.4 

6.7 

7.6 


7.6 
15.3 
8.0 
6.3 
4.8 
14.4 
10.7 

13.3 


36.7 
4.9 
9.2 

25.9 

5.4 


6.y 
5.2 


6.6 

12.1 

6.4 

5.6 

9.0 
1.7 
3.1 
3.7 

1.7 

3.0 


2.6 
4.1 
9.5 


3.4 
5.0 


0.6 
3.2 

3.1 

4.6 

6.8 


"XO' 
8.0 


8.2 
3.8 


24.3 
8.3 
4.6 

2.5 
2.6 


10.6 
10.4 


2.8 
2.6 
1.0 


20.1 
3.6 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Tfioujjnd 
dollars) 


3,527 


1,334 
287 
436 
426 
253 
145 
646 

16,097 


I,, 211, 
619 
1,084 
1,254 
501 
563 
693 

4,472 


2,859 
687 
646 
280 

2,632 


354 
2,278 


207 

441 

101 

61 

492 

71 

55 

517 

625 

8,801 


589 
91 
66 


116 
241 


146 

5,229 

210 

105 
108 


31 


457 
46 

186 
946 


257 
284 


793 
183 
376 


606 
342 


2,535 


2,072 
513 


Active 

proprie- 
tors.* 
Novcm' 
ber 

Qium- 
ber) 


36 
293 
21 

3 
6 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(>(uTtibeT) 


377 
106 
202 
203 
57 
49 
356 

4,470 


1,405 
201 
259 
381 
123 
155 
206 

1,011 


532 

210 
157 

112 


136 
593 


53 
174 
29 
20 
71 
17 
10 
35 
142 

1,252 


196 
25 
28 


51 
314 
136 

24 
22 


57 
159 


TZt" 

157 


277 

% 

195 


556 
365 


593 

151 


July  15 
(/<(umber) 


399 
101 
208 
130 
55 
72 
263 

4,534 


1,405 
233 
276 
334 
134 
163 
212 

1,025 


544 
213 
155 
113 


128 
624 


59 
180 
24 
18 
72 
13 
9 
90 
U6 


209 
52 
23 


43 

1,349 

139 

24 
25 


"ir 


9 

85 
17 

59 
161 


T59" 
592 


285 
93 
205 


537 
191 


625 
154 


Nov.  IS 
(>iu>nbeT) 


442 
112 
224 
212 
63 
50 
282 

4,767 


1,431 
223 
268 
376 
137 
175 
312 

1,079 


598 
211 
163 

107 


134 
632 


64 
177 
21 
16 
70 
21 
11 
91 
152 


201 
22 
21 


50 

5,695 

148 

22 
29 


59 

169 


150 
171 


427 
93 
235 


517 
637 


630 
180 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


K-tarch  15 
(Dollars) 


61.530 


22,807 
5,443 
8,073 
8,077 
4,427 
2,202 

10,501 

296.881 


80,607 
10,453 
20,916 
22,864 
9,058 
9,333 
12,262 

31,666 


53,145 
12,379 
10,625 

5,517 

49,672 


7,285 
42,387 


49,209 


3,718 

10,074 

1,704 

1,266 

9,428 

1,232 

940 

9,650 

11,197 

78,774 


10,363 
1,333 
1,455 

6,533 


2,029 
4,504 


2,778 
15,379 
3,366 

2,020 
1,507 


624 
334 


3,850 


3,237 
613 


33r 

7,907 
803 

3,507 
16,630 


8,832 


4;  366 
4,466 


12,428 
3,584 
6,853 


9,857 
7,598 


37,318 
9,839 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


63.303 


23,687 
5,305 
8,305 
7,288 
4,389 
3,289 

11,040 

303,675 


79,221 
13,668 
22,673 
26,108 
10,021 
10,096 
13,747 

77.299 


43,291 

13,350 

10,474 

5,134 

50 ,837 


6,517 
44,320 


51,105 


3,815 

11,014 

1,045 

1,200 

9,523 

1,335 

1,336 

10,086 

12,046 

142,110 


10,695 
2,390 
1,339 


2,271 
4,631 


81,981 


2,486 
75,940 
3,555 

2,020 
1,643 


633 
335 


3,776 


3,163 
613 


333 
8,227 
1,265 

3,580 
16,986 


22,481 
5,051 


23.321 


13,002 
3,660 
7,159 

16,391 


12,128 
4,763 


39,690 
10,306 


Nov.  15 
(Dollurs) 


69,073 


26,291 
5,330 
8,808 
8,258 
5,007 
2,410 

12,469 

323,229 


33,771 
15,000 
22,514 
27,940 
10,345 
11,641 
16,998 

81,566 


52,846 
12,567 
11,115 

5,038 

53,454 


6,994 
46,460 


52,748 


4,0O6 
11,140 
1,425 
1,444 
8,371 
1,521 
1,025 
10,907 
12,819 

317,195 


10,720 
1,003 
1,170 


2,188 
5,011 


2,732 

249,093 

4,763 

1,903 
2,028 


650 
510 


3,340 
613 


10,590 


341 
8,861 
1,388 

3,581 
17,295 


9,119 
4,399 


18,070 
3,526 
3,990 

27,583 


3,724 
13,859 


40,666 
11,293 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

Llolkrs) 


4.418 


1,694 
341 
296 
625 
373 
153 
936 

19.392 


3,750 
470 
1,972 
2,760 
1,054 
540 
1,102 

3,610 


739 
1,108 
1,536 

227 

4,134 


72 
4,062 


72 
15 

2 


366 
217 
130 
19 

10 
53 


5 
50 

47 

2 
106 


167 
137 


59,428 


7,279 

135 

52,014 


75 
364 


1,234 


(x) 
(x) 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Vit^ileld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.a.  Mot  available  cr  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elseubere  classified. 

1  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


32.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Mumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


ISHEVILLE  METROPOLITWI  AREA, '  total 

Type  of  Operation 


179 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulji  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 


Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lujnber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


CJroceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


CHARLOTTE  METROPOLITAN  AREA , ^  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products). . 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

I>rug8,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints.... 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Autoinotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  maclilnery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


138 
10 
10 
15 
6 


10 
601 


322 

1^9 


101 


21 
102 


60,319 


5,028 


50,^74 
7,260 
6,731 
9,021 
6,833 


50,i7i 


.,263 
322 
231 
103 
109 


4,263 


8,8.15 

10,395 

1,689 

2,066 

670 

878 

1,476 
2,490 
3,424 
2,453 
3,335 
3,567 
4,272 
4,914 

7,2t.O 


5,530 
1,730 


2,639 

757 

5,109 

466 

(k) 


(x) 
990,088 


285,607 
537,205 


316,601 
220,604 

24,359 

140,483 

2,434 


14,419 
4,729 


17,909 


6,209 
11,700 


5,574 
16,195 


653 
1,789 

3,201 
6,012 
36,396 
8,568 

52,635 


26,942 
25,693 

25,035 


11,590 
13,445 


12,750 


31.720 


6,666 
10,812 
1,680 
5,475 
7,087 


499 

1,038 

85 

277 
51 
36 

166 
479 
193 
166 
121 
434 
358 
310 


Active  proprie- 
tors,' November 

(MumM 


171 
151 


1,522 
29,267 


16,929 
10,182 


8,675 
1,507 

770 

1,359 

27 


566 
330 


733 
350 


390 
774 


63 
194 

284 

574 

256 

1,167 

3,376 


1,457 
1,919 


2,108 


992 

1,116 


3,020 


782 
1,076 
268 
605 
289 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov,  !5 


Employees 
(T^iumbcr) 


1,567 
105 
90 
50 
44 


187 
486 
32 
71 
24 
24 

28 
138 
62 
61 
42 
108 
152 
152 


117 
2 


1 
330 


474 
1,471 


5,021 
2,871 


2,465 
406 

260 
304 
15 


200 
142 


403 
135 


143 
155 


35 
59 

86 

148 

55 

330 


841 


598 
~2W 


137 
816 


233 
279 
65 
165 


Pay  roll 
{Dollars) 


82,700 
6,411 
4,795 
2,303 
1,951 


10,068 
21,451 
1,357 
4,302 
1,005 
1,561 

3,115 
9,476 
3,739 
2,998 
2,444 
7,999 
6,186 
6,999 


3,569 
2,842 

2,303 

909 

76 

1,178 

140 


597,517 


30,933 
566,534 


318,675 
205,895 


174,125 
31,770 

15,242 

26,192 

580 


16,544 
10^768 
5,776 

22,325 


16,203 
6,122 

3,199 

22.166 


13,637 


5.246 
1,475 
3,771 

3,989 

10,322 

3,561 

23,048 


62,015 

il.iii 

32,762 
41,344 


19,952 
21,392 


10,770 
55,026 


15,019 
16,330 

5,521 
10,240 

5,916 


NORTH  CAROLINA 

Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABU&HMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL.  AND  PbRSONNBL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION'  AND  KlND  OP  BuSlNEfiS:   1948 


82.05 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CHARLOTTE  ^fETR0POLITAN  AREA- -Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business— C ont inued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work. 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products... 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


Agents ,  brokers ,  total . 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods ,  appare 1 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. . 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


DURHAM  METROPOLITAN  AREA,-  total  • 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers. . . . 
Petroleum  bulk  stations. 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types... 


Merchant  wholesalers, 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
total 


meats. 


Groceries,  confectionery, 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

AutcHDotlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


OlESISBCBO-HIGH  POINT  METRQPOLITAfJ  AREA,*  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOTJ^ALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  ^Aolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equifMnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

L'jsber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpanent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


3,632 

228 


2,443 
K,630 


242, 2S9 


,170 
1,116 
1,400 
14,603 

316,601 


37,064 
27,800 
2,213 


4 
372 


5,150 
9,473 
21,266 


220,604 

12,293 
6,756 
19,880 

181,675 

140.483 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


23,377 
4,896 
3,478 

36,961 

439 

1,037 

8,609 

61,606 

71.202 


30,483 
7,882 

25,004 
7,833 


6 

757 

2 

156 

1 

938 

2 

4«5 

2 

804 

2 

102 

1 

333 

10 

908 

347 

595 

3i7 

595 

117,963 
75,695 


41,368 
34,327 


22,427 
131,510 


117,963 


10,957 
9,007 
5,281 
2,640 
3,792 
1,876 

5,466 
10,601 

8,961 
12,760 
15,326 
15,788 

3,146 
12,362 


347 
24 


156 
412 


1,108 


422 
123 
128 
435 


1,051 
998 
206 


,332 
273 

796 


410 

50 

374 

673 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(^iumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
{Number) 


308 

17 

69 

41 

4 

50 

235 

635 


2,418 
244 
298 
273 


387 
164 
120 
83 
468 
155 
155 
885 


571 
13,516 


8,618 
3,551 


1,856 
695 


643 
704 


,618 


400 
1,177 
433 
106 
293 
82 

449 
859 
540 

1,050 
650 

1,583 
152 
844 


114 
2 


60 
121 


58 
149 


321 
238 


293 

83 

239 

1,234 

406 


62 
160 


1 

11 
57 
113 


254 
142 


162 
62 
43 
37 

139 
53 
66 

329 


149 
3,939 


2,594 
955 


823 
132 


209 
181 


152 
433 
116 

35 
106 

20 

119 
311 
142 
207 
189 
426 
71 
267 


Pay  roll 
(DolUw) 


6,787 
568 

9,839 
2,857 


21,906 


8,641 
2,385 
2,351 
8,529 

174,125 


19,700 

20,807 

3,869 

44.122 

24,302 

5,218 

14,602 


10,549 
1,007 
7,845 

12,369 

26.192 


5,439 

203 

1,268 

642 

70 

1,365 

4,776 

12,429 

69,968 


43,849 
4,734 

16,083 
5,302 


7,248 
3,254 
2,052 
1,664 
8,034 
2,934 
2,981 
15,682 

262,890 


11,147 
251,743 


154,923 
71.967 


58,207 
13,760 


12,496 
12,357 


7,846 
22,391 
7,186 
1,935 
5,828 
1,630 

8,263 
16,146 

9,186 
15,622 
12,258 
27,323 

2,871 
16,438 


32.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropobtan  area,  type  of  opcratioii,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(^iumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(^iumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


GBEENSBCRO-HIGH  POINT  METROTOLITill  JIREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Crocerif  s ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  clemlcals,  allied  products. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  inaterials ) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Jlgents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

RALEIGH  METROPOLITAU  AHEA, '  total 

AdJnlnistrative,  auxiliary  units 

Vlholesale  establishments. 

WHOLESALE  FSTABLISHHENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

WINSTON-SALEM  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products... 

Farm  products    ( raw  outerials ) 

Autcniotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokera,  total 

Groceries ,  conf ectlonei-y,  meats 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

/.gents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


29 

238 


3 
235 


lis 
14 
28 
16 


41.368 


12,782 
461 
2,221 
7,510 
9,093 
9,301 

131,510 


330 
46 
230 
458 
851 
441 


7,834 
41,222 
1,115 
7,736 
2,953 
70,650 


M- 


(») 


(x) 


(x) 
237,947 


86,922 

17,256 


(x) 


(x) 


6,185 

1,318 


14,749 
2,507 


10,588 
123,181 


86,922 


1,270 
48 


387 
643 


9,257 
5,013 
2,074 
2,187 
9,279 

12,710 
6,194 
2,482 

17,790 
1,217 

18,719 

14,749 


412 
316 
140 
211 
939 

760 
401 
166 
1,830 
83 
927 

1,270 


11,409 

2,637 

703 


576 
655 
39 


3 

145 


59,964 
10,401 
49,655 
18,367 


59,964 


4,446 
453 
634 
799 


7,150 
7,94U 
1,663 
3,046 
1,928 

903 
5,780 
3,202 
4,337 
12,224 
3,170 
2,899 
5,722 

49,655 


303 
678 
112 
lOj 
193 

73 
499 
475 
229 
899 
135 
302 
442 


8,9L2 
34,530 
6,213 


71 
451 
112 


;53 

15 

74 

142 

172 

162 


(»' 


(x) 


2,159 
396 


382 
14 


142 

602 


152 

154 

52 

45 

378 

231 
121 

55 
567 

59 
345 


218 

147 

17 


1,629 
215 
616 
225 


l.t.J9 


118 
Jll 
45 
36 
133 

19 
139 
156 

88 
297 

35 

91 
161 


26 
559 


58.207 

16,387 
852 
5,082 
10,994 
12,757 
12,135 


870 
1,414 

440 
1,793 
1,65C 
6,190 


Jii. 


(x) 
171,376 


112,532 
26,856 


25,850 
1,006 


7,769 
24,219 


112,532 


7,531 
6,928 
2,581 
3,760 

18,781 

12,644 
7,102 
3,185 

29,268 
1,660 

19,072 

25,850 


11,535 

13,588 

727 


85,723 

9,544 

30,176 

15,535 


85.723 


5,224 
12,672 
2,140 
3,124 
4,586 

1,382 
10,309 
8,136 
4,438 
18,016 
2,575 
4,962 
8,159 

30.176 


1,493 
26,264 
2,419 


"  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buainesi 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Cbextenslve  with  Buncombe  County. 
^   Coextensive  with  Mecklenburg  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Durham  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Guilford  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Wake  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Forsyth  County. 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


32.07 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

EsTASLisHMsNTK,  Sal£5,  Pay  RoLl^  AND  Pbrsonnbl — ToTAL;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


5tate,  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


AlaDance  County 

Burlington 

Graham 

Remainder  of  County. 


Alexander  County. 
Alleghany  County. 

Anson  County 

Ashe  County 

Avery  County 


Beaufort  County 

Washington 

Remainder  of  County. 


Bertie  County 

Bladen  County. . . . 
Brunsvick  County. 


Buncooibe  County 

Asheville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Burke  County 

Morgan  ton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Caharrus  County 

ConcoTd 

Resalnder  of  County. 


Caldwell  County 

Lenoir 

Remainder  of  County. 


Camden  County. .. 
Carteret  County. . 
Caswell  County. . 


Catavha  County 

Hickory 

Newton 

Eer.aiader  of  County. 


Chatham  County. . 
Cherokee  County.. 

Chowan  County 

Clay  County 


Cleveland  County 

Kings  Mountain 

Shelby 

Remainder  of  County. 


Columbus  County 

Whiteville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Craven  County 

New  Bern 

Remainder  of  County. 


Cumberland  County 

Fayettevllle 

Remainder  of  County. 


Currituck  County. 
Dare  County 


Davidson  County 

Lexington 

Thrmasvllle 

Remainder  of  County.. 


Davie  County.. 
Duplin  County. 


Durham  County 

Durhas. 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Edgecombe  County 

Rocky  Mount  (part)^., 
Tarboro 

Remainder  of  County. . 


Forsyxh  County 

Winston-Salem 

Remainder  of  County. 


Franklin  County 

Franklin  ton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
mcots 


CNumbtr) 


IS 
3,962 


154 
25 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doUan) 


10,0"; 

3,ir9,6!?£. 


175 


22,179 

656 

i,61i 

1,039 

5,773 
4,249 


18.086 


14,506 
3,560 

2,231 

4,774 
731 


68,181 
12,136 


6.065 


5,646 
419 


8,976 
9,922 


6,250 


5,438 
812 


(x) 

8,612 
Cx) 

23,415 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,585 

107,716 


963 

17 
51 

41 

2S3 
101 


711 
177 

67 
86 
55 

5.028 


4,112 
916 


292 
17 


575 
292 


296 
29 


13,175 
1,0% 
6,342 

2,639 
5,224 
6,062 


(x) 


34.183 


177 

25,106 
(x) 

35,924 


21,484 
14,440 


12,092 


29,612 
5,110 


527 

501 


6,370 
1,349 
1,032 

(x) 

14, 894 


(x) 
(x) 


proprietors, 
November 


(>{umber) 


2.617 
48 


1.465 


(x) 


946 
135 
384 

125 
259 
230 


(x) 


419 
335 


1,930 
1,804 


65,759 
5,443 


34,629 


23,858 

10,259 

512 

138,387 


135,84 
2,542 


5.507 


413 
52 
27 


3.^33 


(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


810 
43,541 


411 
10 
69 


108 
68 


287 
123 

33 

73 
18 


1,467 
389 


135 

8 


208 
112 


110 
14 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,808 
425 


963 
177 
20 


6,115 

217 


(x) 
(x) 


PayraU 
(Dollars) 


51,959 
2,230,791 

24 , 545 


20,559 

315 

3,671 


5,576 

3,790 


396 
40 
159 

86 

121 
316 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


176 
162 


661 
34 


182 
21 
13 


(x) 


134 

11 


1.375 


1,235 

140 


468 
135 


2,560 
105 


11,820 
3,151 

1,303 

3,848 

691 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Mwrnber) 


80,705 
17,455 


5,505 
330 


11,  299 
6,406 


5,913 
603 

(x) 

7,214 
(x) 

26,756 


17,783 
2,280 
8,693 

3,558 
5,328 
7,251 
(x) 

19.626 


(x) 

14,933 
(x) 


8,590 
4,786 


10.646 


10,646 


33,371 
2,036 


286 
335 


9.558 


8,230 
808 
520 

6,723 

69.968 


(x) 


62,907 
7,061 


26.592 


19,255 

6,988 

349 

140.978 


136,071 
4.907 


2,141 
29 


3 

1 

1 

138 


119 
19 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


1,065,944 
10, 377 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


9,764 


2,727 
1,686 


(x) 
(x) 


666 
1,157 


50.474 


44,389 
6,035 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


00 
(x) 


6,183 
1,729 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

11.914 


9,889 

783 

1,242 

1,463 
4,339 
1,275 
(x) 

12.102 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


6.735 


3,478 
3,257 


5,648 


5,648 


16,512 

489 


5.191 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,828 


2,480 
30.483 


26,379 
1,604 


(x) 
(x) 


58, 372 
1,592 


(xl 


(x) 


1,821 
24 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,063,742 

17,074 
12,415 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,046 
2,563 


9.673 


6,959 
2,714 

1,074 
(x) 
(x) 


23,792 
6,053 


1.570 


(x) 


10.981 


2,788 
6,193 

2.672 

(x) 

(x) 

6,982 
(X) 

11.501 


3,286 
1,U5 
7,100 

1,356 

685 

4,787 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

29.189 


18,006 
11,183 

6.444 


17,721 
13,100 


527 
501 


3.560 
2,542 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
12,414 


36,830 
3,839 

24.662 


15,132 
(x) 
(x) 


78.423 


77,473 
950 


(x> 


(X) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


32.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel— Total,  Establishments  and  Sales— Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operatino  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Gaston  County 

Belmont 

Gastonia 

Remainder  of  County 

Gates  County 

Graham  County 

Granville  County 

Greene  County 

Guilford  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Greensboro 

High  Point 

Remainder  of  County 

Halifax  County 

Roanoke  Rapids 

Remainder  of  County 

Harnett  County 

Dunn 

Remainder  of  County 

Haywood  County 

Canton 

Waynesville 

Remainder  of  County 

Henderson  County 

Hendersonville 

Remainder  of  County 

Hertford  County 

Hoke  County 

Hyde  County 

Iredell  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Mooresville 

Statesville 

Remainder  of  County 

Jackson  County 

Johns  ton  County 

Jones  County 

Lee  County 

Sanf ord 

Remainder  of  County 

Lenoir  County 

Kinston 

Remainder  of  County 

Lincoln  County 

Lincoln ton 

Remainder  of  County 

McDowell  County 

Macon  County 

Madison  County 

Martin  County 

Mecklenburg  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Charlotte 

Remainder  of  County 

Mitchell  County 

Montgomery  County 

Moore  County 

Nash  County 

Rocky  Mount  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County 

New  Hanover  County 

Wiljnlni^ton 

Remainder  of  County 

Northampton  County 

Onslow  County 

Orange  County 

Chapel  Hill 

Remainder  of  County 

Pamlico  County 

Pasquotank  County 

Elinabeth  City 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estiblish- 
mcDCs 

Qiumhcr) 


6i 
31 


17 
2 


372 

241 

105 

26 


13 

30 


20 
5 

16 
4 
9 


43 
3 


10 
601 
571 

30 

14 

e 

17 


108 
IS 


11 
16 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Xhousand 
doUars) 


73,792 
21,150 


26, 594 
(x) 


347,595 

273,840 

58,589 

15,166 

16,456 


4,449 
12,007 


16,230 


15,339 

891 


4 

(x) 


4,311 


6,194 
546 

14,591 

878 

2,037 


JiL 


(x) 
18,190 
2,225 
11,820 
4,145 

1,896 

21,848 

336 


15,023 
946 


42,933 
6,176 


10,102 
1,675 

3,050 

929 

1,810 

14,688 


(x) 


(x) 

990,088 
969, 576 
20,512 

2,976 
2,396 
6,507 

51.243 


46,691 
4,552 


86.945 


tiy  roll, 
eDcire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,628 
261 


(x) 

14.037 


571 

13,516 

9,991 

2,952 

573 

499 


206 
293 


227 
26 


(x) 


310 

76 

551 

27 
67 


(x) 


(x) 


659 

45 

520 

94 

58 

500 

13 


568 
149 


1,092 


1,004 


42 
282 


30,789 


proprietors, 
November 


Qiismber) 


(x) 


192 

103 

71 

18 


(x) 


(x) 


(X) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(\umber) 


549 
128 


(x) 


149 

3,939 

2,795 

950 

194 

229 


75 
154 


1^ 
(x) 


122 
46 

168 
22 
52 


JiL 


(x) 


230 
26 

159 
45 

31 

371 

7 


295 
82 


1,522 
29,267 
28,277 

990 

141 
106 
126 


65,589 
21,356 

4,693 
2,620 

2.019 


1,088 
931 


11,010 
2,502 


1,482 
145 


3,660 


2,970 
690 


364 
192 


212 

196 

16 

11 
7 
17 


102 

13 

59 
14 
14 
394 

8,945 


474 
8,471 
3,124 

347 

60 


Pay  roll 
(Oolkri) 


31,344 
5,570 


1,295 


21,059 
(x) 


262,890 


11,147 
251,743 
186,047 
54,054 
11,642 

10.901 


4,253 
6,648 


6,158 

461 


(x) 


6,270 


6.984 


5,476 
1,508 

7,475 

554 

1,326 


JiL 


(x) 

13,524 

1,169 

10,468 

1,887 

1,107 

15,434 

293 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


207 

139 

56 

12 


13,965 
3,058 


28,407 
3,998 


5,345 

570 

2,761 

487 

718 

10, 897 

597,517 


1,008 


1,427 


1,148 
279 


205 
87 


330 
63 


30,933 
566, 584 
547,046 

19,538 

2,889 
2,043 
3,684 


37,627 
2,852 


54,693 
13,535 


7,329 
3,747 


3.281 


2,111 
1,170 


13.052 
1,260 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doIUrs) 


23,130 
2,660 


5,054 


117, 963 

92,015 

23,282 

2,666 

10, 116 


3,420 
6,696 


3,717 
263 


TTT 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


8,319 


322 

305 

17 

10 
3 
7 


5,772 
3,932 


8,044 
9,333 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


12,412 


(x) 


720 
1,779 


285,607 

279,336 

6,271 

1,454 
1,211 
1,452 


15,570 
1,845 


34,463 
1,684 


1.217 
1,576 


M 

(x) 


(x) 


165 
102 
49 
14 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolldri) 


279 

266 

13 


50,662 
18,490 


1,900 


21,540 
U) 


229,632 
181,825 
35,307 
12,500 

6,340 


1,029 
5,311 


11,622 
628 


1.424 

1^ 

(x) 


3.921 

(x) 

6,272 

878 

2,037 


12,416 
(x) 

7,888 
(x) 

(x) 
13,804 
(x) 


6,636 
(x) 
36,697 


(x) 


5.500 


U) 
(x) 

1,135 
(x) 
1,090 
12,909 


704,431 

690,240 

14,241 

1,522 
1,185 
5,055 

33.828 


31.121 
2,707 


31,126 

19,672 


3.476 
1,044 


1,458 
M 
(x) 

5.636 


(x) 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


32.09 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

ESTABUBHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  Roll,  AND  PwLSONNKL— ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SaIBS— MERCHANT  WhoI-BSAIERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TypBS:  1948 


Tool 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(dumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThotuaTui 
dolbri) 

Pay  roll. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

Qiumba) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 

Establish- 
ments 

Wumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousjnd 
dolbrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

Wumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouiand 
dollars) 

Employees 
(dumber) 

Pay  roll 

(Dollars) 

Pender  County 

3 
11 
15 

66 

731 
3,463 
5,631 

63,518 

45 
75 
133 

1,431 

3 
8 
15 

53 

21 
39 
116 

736 

1,105 
1,495 
4,050 

31,409 

5 
4 

24 

350 
859 

10,172 

3 
6 

11 

42 

731 
3  113 

Person  County 

Pitt  County 

4,772 
53.346 

50 
16 

20 

46,921 
16,597 

5,131 

1,239 
192 

258 

33 
20 

13 

574 
162 

126 

25,020 
6,389 

5,532 

10 

9,103 
1,069 

2,844 

■  "31 
11 

10 

Remainder  of  County 

Polk  County 

Randolph  County 

15,528 
2,287 

8 
12 

19 

2,012 
3,119 

9,054 

88 
170 

325 

4 
9 

12 

40 
86 

141 

1,798 
3,734 

6,326 

5 

5 

9 

i;572 
1,272 

3,423 

3 
7 

10 

^35 

Remainder  of  County 

Richmond  County 

1,847 
5,631 

Hamlet 

Rockingham 

Remainder  of  County 

Robeson  County 

9 
6 

73 

4SS 
6,172 
2,394 

60.359 

11 

256 

58 

904 

1 
8 
3 

65 

7 
105 
29 

616 

181 
4,986 
1,159 

26,300 

2 
5 

2 

16 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

5,220 

5 
4 
4 

57 

Ix) 
(x) 
(x) 

55,139 

Lumberton 

Remainder  of  County 

Rockingham  County 

27 
46 

i2 

23,028 
37,331 

20,180 

416 
488 

458 

23 
42 

45 

245 
371 

343 

9,234 
17,066 

15,059 

10 
6 

19 

3,274 
1,946 

6,472 

17 
40 

23 

19,754 
35,335 

13,703 

Reldsvllle 

17 
25 

58 

7,291 
12,889 

23,476 

126 

332 

985 

15 
30 

43 

118 
225 

326 

5,184 
9,875 

16,812 

8 
11 

37 

1,762 

4,710 

11,093 

9 

14 

21 

5,529 

Remainder  of  County 

Rovan  County 

8,179 
12,383 

Salisbury 

Remainder  of  County 

Rutherford  County 

i,3 

15 

16 

14,292 
9,184 

5.339 

594 
391 

308 

28 
15 

14 

216 
110 

125 

10,919 
5,893 

6.627 

27 
10 

3 

7,440 
3,653 

1,857 

16 
5 

3 

6,852 
5,531 

3,482 

Forest  Ci  ty 

S 
3 

29 

18 

993 
4,346 

11,246 

9,721 

52 
256 

241 

358 

6 

8 

22 
8 

22 

103 

202 
143 

974 
5,653 

8,340 

7,033 

6 
2 

9 

14 

(x) 
(x) 

2,105 

7,647 

2 
6 

20 

4 

(x) 

(x) 
9,141 

Scotland  County 

2,074 

Laurlnburg 

Remainder  of  County 

15 

3 

33 

6,667 
3,054 

6,446 

323 
35 

241 

8 
35 

125 

18 

112 

6,364 
669 

5,060 

11 

3 

15 

4,593 
3,054 

3,134 

4 
18 

2,074 
3,312 

Albemarle 

22 
11 

2 

i3 

4,910 
1,536 

(x) 

17,349 

211 
30 

(x) 

5CH 

18 

17 

(x) 

47 

87 
25 

(x) 

281 

4,101 
959 

(x) 

13,848 

12 
3 

1 

23 

2,220 
914 

(x) 

7,061 

10 

8 

1 
20 

2,690 

Ranainder  of  County 

622 

(x) 

10,238 

Mount  Airy 

Remainder  of  County 

Svain  County 

22 
21 

6 

i 
6 

28 

10;651 
6,698 

1,688 
812 
876 

12,384 

262 
242 

39 

64 
45 

467 

32 
15 

4 
3 

5 

25 

176 
105 

19 
28 

17 

209 

9,236 
4,612 

793 

1,442 

434 

9,750 

16 
7 

3 
3 
2 

10 

3;  671 
3,390 

686 
(x) 
(x) 

5,837 

6 
14 

3 
1 
4 

18 

6,930 
3,308 

1,002 
(x) 

(x) 

6,547 

1^ 
10 

34 

20 
14 

238 

9,011 
3,373 

33,072 

24,391 

8,681 

(x) 

390 
77 

1,102 
875 
227 

(x) 

17 
8 

27 
15 
12 

(x) 

164 
45 

989 
873 
116 

(x) 

8,338 
1,362 

35,950 

30,909 

5,041 

(x) 

7 
3 

14 
10 
4 

5,697 
140 

12,414 
(x) 
(x) 

11 
7 

20 
10 
10 

Remainder  of  County 

Vance  County 

3,233 

20,658 
(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Wake  County 

(x) 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,    total 

Raleigh 

Remainder  of  County 

Warren  County 

Washington  County 

3 
235 

lei 

54 

9 
10 
8 

95 

(x) 

237, 947 
197,871 
40,076 

5,006 
2,813 
3,165 

49,641 

(x) 

8,533 
7,401 
1,132 

137 
124 

81 

2,066 

(x) 

118 
82 
36 

11 
3 
7 

70 

(x) 

3,299 

2,428 

871 

85 
108 
47 

939 

(x) 
171,376 
137,533 
33,843 

4,367 
3,441 
1,375 

39,842 

157 
134 
23 

4 
5 
4 

56 

86,922 
75,953 
10,969 

2,276 
951 
(x) 

23,426 

'■78 
47 
31 

5 
5 
4 

39 

151,025 
121,918 
29,107 

2,730 
1,862 
(x) 

Wayne  County 

26,215 

67 

28 

30 

40,997 
8,644 

12.944 

1,835 
231 

487 

47 
23 

20 

800 
139 

253 

34,296 
5,546 

9,782 

47 

9 

23 

2i;814 
1,612 

10, 595 

20 
19 

7 

Remainder  of  County 

Vlllces  County 

7,032 
2,349 

27 
3 

62 

11,789 
1,155 

68,718 

367 
120 

2,105 

18 
2 

30 

187 
66 

1,324 

7,095 
2,687 

54.437 

21 
2 

32 

(x) 
(x) 

14,784 

6 
1 

30 

(x) 

Remeinder  of  County 

Wilson  County 

(x) 
53.934 

56 
6 

3 

1 

61,194 
7,524 

340 

(x) 

1,986 
117 

15 
(x) 

27 
3 

2 
(x) 

1,242 
82 

7 

(X) 

49, 540 
4,897 

247 
(x) 

31 
1 

2 
1 

M 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

25 

5 

1 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

•  t-roprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
1  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Located  in  Edgecombe  and  Nash  Counties. 


32.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABLISHMEKTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OP  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnj  of  business 


Establishments 


iHumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,  • 
November 

CMumfaer^ 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
IHumbcr) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


ALAMANCE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BEAUFORT  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

BUNCOMBE  COUNTY  (See  Asheville  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

CATA>//BA  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

CLEVELAND  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equijiment,  tires  and  tubes ., 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals - 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

COLUMBUS  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  opei>ating  types , 

CUMBERLAND  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Grocerlee,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DURHAM  COUNTY  (See  Durham  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

FORSYTH  COUNTY  (See  Winston-Salem  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102, 
See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


27,^51 


10,377 


3,088 
2,68i 

4,123 

4,381 
12,693 


3,559 

819 

4,035 

2,697 

2,283 


1,060 
1,223 


4,693 


23,-^15 


34,183 


12,102 


35,924 


6,735 


1,553 
1,674 
3,508 

2,036 
27,153 


34,722 


17,001 


345 

63 

224 

146 
157 


160 

85 

400 

105 

113 


1,465 


3 

1,396 

171 

t, 

851 

55 

3 

798 

94 

3 

884 

161 

4 

591 

29 

13 

7,394 

624 

12 

7,385 

229 

5 

1,696 

6 

5 

2,420 

96 

1,037 


8 

5,614 

207 

4 

1,002 

78 

4 

390 

62 

12 

5,096 

462 

5 

2,873 

71 

15 

15,326 

113 

7 

3,882 

44 

130 
205 


48 
291 


1,930 


1,185 


5 

2,523 

114 

4 

2,621 

271 

5 

1,525 

104 

4 

4,043 

132 

6 

939 

158 

4 

1,140 

128 

8 

1,149 

127 

15 

3,061 

151 

7 

7,156 

441 

13 

6,109 

272 

6 

4,456 

32 

40 
156 

21 
84 

44 
145 


76 

33 

129 


87 
18 
35 
57 
14 
267 

82 
3 
32 


53 
73 
90 

20 
102 


136 
29 
54 

46 
U 
53 
61 


24,545 


13,767 


1,882 
6,757 
1,120 
4,008 

2,508 
8,270 


3,112 
1,409 
5,748 

1,914 

2,019 


762 
1,257 


23,756 


22,110 


3,892 
1,075 
1,667 
3,284 
596 
11,596 

4,525 

121 

2,000 


19,626 


4 

100 

4,055 

1 

35 

1,508 

4 

21 

1,235 

7 

167 

7,728 

6 

35 

1,44a 

a 

86 

2,815 

6 

17 

837 

13,378 


1,718 
2,025 
4,206 

832 

4,597 


35,407 


21,031 


1,919 
5,625 
1,410 
2,300 
2,677 
2,115 
2,105 
2,880 

9,034 

5,120 

222 


\ 


NORTH  CAROLINA 


32.11 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sau^,  Pav  Roll,  asu  Personnel,  ev  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  ot~  operation,  and  kind  ot  business 


GASTON  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equiimient,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machineiv,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations,  tennlnals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

AflSfflnblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

GUILFORD  COUWTY  (See  Greensboro-High  Point  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

LENOIR  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total ■ 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Autanotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

MECKLENBURG  COUNTY  (See  Charlotte  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

NEW  HANOVER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

P^er  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

PITT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Vaste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

ROBESON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  vfliolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Autanotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

ROWAN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Form  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits ■ 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  end  tubes ■ 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies ■ 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals ■ 

Agents,  brokers ' 

Other  operating  types 

WAKE  COUNTY  (See  Raleigh  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establisbmentfl 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


9*;,  942 


25,\'9Q 


u,ll-'. 
3,3flV 
918 
2,005 
2,150 
1,479 
9,737 

6,226 
5,018 


16,084 
15,^64 


25,860 


9,005 

735 

2,672 

3,469 

32,889 

339 


86,945 


36,147 


16 

4,555 

218 

fl 

3,371 

395 

4 

686 

40 

* 

865 

54 

3 

567 

60 

10 

2,596 

326 

4 

1,005 

42 

6 

3,688 

265 

4 

2,193 

289 

6 

1,972 

268 

17 

14,448 

529 

10 

11,097 

367 

71 

24,591 

615 

S 

13,688 

136 

5 

1,422 

56 

63,518 


10,172 


3,573 

312 

624 

82 

5,581 

3,937 

40,796 

8,613 

60,359 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


5,220 


2,610 

560 

2,050 

606 
4,126 
40,099 
10,308 

23,476 


11,093 


4,360 

714 

SS8 

517 

2,968 

1,646 

7,722 
1,480 
3,181 


275 
186 
140 
126 
307 
38 
129 

107 
159 


1,092 


539 


358 

69 

112 

112 
430 

11 


1,431 


138 
35 
38 


112 

508 
305 


86 
79 
149 

50 
107 
321 
112 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Mumber) 


164 
27 
39 
92 

289 
56 

166 
32 
120 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Einpbyees 
(Number) 


100 
74 
53 
47 

103 
33 
43 

39 

61 


149 
33 
49 

101 

425 

5 


107 

145 

16 

14 

27 

136 

20 

105 

156 

85 

177 

127 
231 
43 
38 


4A 
405 
98 


30 
32 
35 

12 

52 

399 

56 


Payroll 
(Dolldrl) 


24.404 

5,439 
3,715 
2,703 
2,366 
6,12^ 
1,653 
2,399 

2,049 
3,440 

3,144 


241 
2,103 


32,405 

10,284 

v,005 
1,478 
1,801 

3,593 

18,310 

218 


68,228 


44,610 


4,031 
5,648 

671 
1,045 
1,211 
7,027 

858 
5,282 
5,537 
4,295 
9,005 

6,794 
12,730 
2,703 
1,391 

31,409 


:,308 


2,494 
728 
627 
157 

4,302 

2,140 

14,828 

6,133 


1,802 
1,721 
1,508 

728 

2,052 

16,284 

2,205 


10,930 


2,732 
593 
856 
1,544 
4,127 
1,(778 

2,994 

603 

2,285 


32.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


WAINE  COUHTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers^  total 

Groceries,  conf ectlonery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  termljialE 

^ents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

wn^ON  couimr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  tg^pes 


Establishments 
(Humbcr) 


95 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thoummi 
dcllars) 


49,&41 


23,426 


4,970 
2,196 
1,234 
744 
1,300 
1,158 
2,697 
9,077 


9,464 
4,783 


9,026 
612 


68,716 


14,784 


3,731 
1,167 
2,072 
231 
7,583 


2,604 
45,391 


44,519 
872 


5,939 


Pay  roll, 
cnare  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,431 


199 
126 
49 
10 
178 
40 
194 
635 


166 
317 


2,105 


1,052 


169 
169 
216 

37 
461 


109 
788 


768 
20 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


E^id  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Xumber) 


70 

75 

21 

5 

60 

16 

69 

359 


54 
74 
84 
16 
234 


45 

747 


737 
10 


Payroll 
(DolloTs) 


25.997 


3,344 

2,40. 
863 
315 

3,911 
784 

3,484 
10,815 


3,333 

6,250 


3,U0 
100 


1,052 

54,437 


18,317 


2,679 

3,026 

4,084 

941 

7,587 


2,ZU 

30,638 


30,286 
352 


3,268 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


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CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 33.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 33.03 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business , 33.04- 

Barnes  County 33.04 

Benson  County 33.04 

Bottineau  County 33.04 

Burleigh  County 33.04 

Cass  County 33.04 

Cavalier  County 33.04 

Grand  Forks  County 33.04 

McHenry  County 33.05 

McLean  County 33 .  05 

Pembina  County 33 .05 

Ramsey  County 33 .05 

Richland  County 33.05 

Stutsman  County 33.05 

Walsh  County 33.05 

Ward  County 33.05 

Wells  County 33.05 

Williams  County 33.05 

33.01 


33.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>(umb<r) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Tfiousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(^tumber) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Oolklrs) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tliousarui 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1946 .... 

Wholesale  establishments 1948 .... 

1939 

1929 

UHOLESAIE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

T^e  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulli  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  ( exc .  leaf) 

Paper  end  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (wit)  stocks) , total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible)^  n.e.c 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

ADMINISTRATIVE,   AIKILIARY  UNITS 

State,   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

"*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


2,274 


13 
2,261 

2,682 
2,619 


316 
9 


39 
6 

697 
38 


953 

203 


34 
9 

6 
6 
3 
6 
48 


,.15^. 


134 

17 


957 
43 


939, 420 


939,420 

170,252 
262,430 


173,996 
5,098 

76,144 


70,771 
5,373 

71,590 
103,113 

509,479 


418,776 
90,703 


179.094 


57,450 


50,322 

3,260 

444 

1,736 

1,688 

2,676 

18.135 


6,677 
11,458 

4,541 
2,924 
1,881 
6,769 
18,214 

12.963 


10, 280 
2,683 
5,885 


1,710 
4,175 

18,431 


1,326 
9,536 

3,701 
2,558 
1,310 

5,185 


1,228 
3,957 

2i..0t0 


8,198 

151 

546 

7,862 

7,283 

70.771 


12,325 
12,379 


33,533 
1,030 


4,487 
95,853 


73,234 
22,619 

2,159 
614 

.^09^^ 


18.561 


12,197 
6,364 

487,789 


419, 660 
68,129 

3,129 


25,739 


1,021 


8,436 


8,947 


9,195 


446,845 


506,648 


954 
24,785 

7,195 
9,940 


1,021 

1,300 
627 


272 
8,164 

5,512 


22,989 


22,700 
289 


13.0 
5.7 


12,392 
158 


179 
3 


3,796 
54 


8,667 
5,814 


4,223 


4,167 
56 


279 
3,916 
6,335 


4,277 


17,805 
429,040 


n.a. 
n.a. 


4,218 
59 


211,181 


208,804 
2,377 

52,871 


18,345 
473,237 


239,535 


236^  838 
2,697 

60,507 


18,385 
488,263 

n.a. 
n.a. 


249,235 


246 
3, 


171 
,064 

233 


5,079 
2U 

8,364 

1,203 

15,705 


7.2 
4.0 

11.7 
1.2 


2,879 
101 

2,134 
523 


601 
21 


817 
23 

761 
203 

2,510 


860 
32 

804 
213 

2,535 


856 

30 

788 
213 


51,341 
1,530 

36,634 
9,797 

117,557 


58,318 
2,189 

43,821 
10,702 

118,672 


,383 
,850 

,663 
,061 


128,071 


12,244 
3,461 


22.989 


2.9 
3.8 


5,076 
1,522 


12.550 


89 
126 


182 


5.519 


9.6 


1,863 
647 


3,850 


,310 
497 
71 
115 
526 


15.2 
16.0 
6.6 
31.2 

19.0 


2,383 
240 
31 
36 
290 

262 


1,030 


1,906 
629 


4.223 


1,997 
755 


88,169 
29, 388 


211.181 


1,130 


51,037 


90,005 
28,667 


"•^■535 


,746 
,325 


59, 


249.235 


822 
87 
16 
17 


905 
88 
15 
17 

105 

113 

308 


859 
97 
21 
18 

105 


1,067 
910 

1,124 
182 
326 
314 

3,560 

1,306 


16.0 

7.9 

24.8 
6.2 

17.3 
4.6 

19.5 

10.1 


415 

407 

599 
102 
193 
160 
2,057 

723 


136 
116 

162 
39 
62 
68 

673 


193 

115 

176 
45 
65 
54 

705 


167 

118 

188 
45 
66 
67 

753 


40,574 

5,420 

550 

637 

3,856 

4,681 

13,600 


944 
362 


9.2 
13.5 


537 
186 


145 
48 


162 

51 


164 
56 


6,902 
6,698 

10,091 
1,599 
3,496 
3,154 

37,911 

12.002 


46,818 

6,005 

539 

655 

5,663 

5,801 

16.890 


60,438 


9,665 
7,225 

10,889 
1,801 
3,677 
3,139 

37,262 

13.413 


45,489 

6,775 

846 

690 

6,638 

5,461 

16,470 


8,784 
7,686 

11,846 
1,939 
3,759 
3,352 

46,297 

14,223 


252 
611 


14.7 
14.6 

19.2 


330 

1,511 
731 
680 
285 

643 


24.9 
15.8 
19.8 
26.6 
21.8 

12.4 


141 
311 

2,027 


56 
118 


53 
100 


9,126 
2,876 

6,565 


3,445 
3,120 

30.086 


9,969 
3,444 

10,207 


3,625 
6,582 

34,477 


10,796 
3,427 

8,305 


184 
865 
463 
413 

102 


70 
195 

79 
154 

32 


70 
199 

86 
152 

34 


77 
205 

86 
170 

33 


245 
398 

3.129 


20.0 
10.0 

13.0 


90 
230 


3,539 
13,019 
5,236 
6,462 
1,830 

5.843 


1,413 

4,430 

31,116 


3,503 
15,989 
6,170 
6,798 
2,017 

6,435 


3,738 
4,567 

33,530 


3,797 
15,028 
6,313 
6,599 

1,343 

7,045 


589 
33 
85 

909 
1,513 

5.079 


7.2 
21.8 
15.6 
11.6 
20.8 

7.2 


339 

9 

50 

603 

352 


109 
1 
25 
166 
203 


132 

1 

25 

205 

209 


25 
206 
212 


678 
989 


5.5 
8.0 


348 
664 


2,127 
311 


1.203 


130 
894 


6.3 
30.2 


_l^ 


1,134 
228 


109 
194 


113 
193 


112 
224 


5,906 

60 

967 

9,789 

14,394 

51.341 


1,901 
4,534 

35,864 


6,219 
13,640 

22,469 


7,419 

60 

967 

12,183 

15,235 

53-318 


1,305 
5,240 

36,520 


6,728 
14,999 

27,148 


7,523 

60 

967 

12,445 

15,525 

St- -383 


6,904 
15,290 


345 
35 


371 
45 


340 
43 

137 

213 


70 
423 


12 
193 


19,413 
3,056 

9,013 

9.797 


22,971 
4,177 
9,443 

10.702 


1,405 


19,676 
4,599 

9,914 


1^ 
1,336 


673 

221 

151 
28 


0.9 
1.0 

7.0 
4.6 


1,788 


382 

41 


<i-598 


829 


12 

1 

3 
2 


171 
11 

5 
3 

2.510 


182 
10 

6 
2 


183 

10 

6 
2 


6,923 
829 

461 

179 

117.557 


8.564 


1,143 
645 

13.343 


9.4 
10.1 


520 
309 


214 
145 


272 
70 


317 
122 


16.400 


7,764 
800 

684 

74 

118.672 


15.098 


8,155 
804 

692 

74 

128.071 


18.757 


8,385 
8,015 

95,997 


11,063 
4,035 

99.107 


12,154 
6,603 


12,322 
1,021 

574 


2.9 

1.5 


5,107 
402 


1,871 
169 


1,914 
187 


2,005 
203 


88,586 
7,411 

5,160 


90,426 
8,631 

4,467 
18.345 


95,137 
9,087 


5,090 


18,385 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


899 
55 


258 
14 


268 

12 


265 
14 


16,746 
1,061 


17,344 
1,001 


17,419 
966 


74,073 


60 
74,013 

22,604 
24,418 


20.152 


19,775 
377 

5,703 


5,703 


6,439 
45 


39,979 
1,695 


^<i,lPA 


4,223 

317 

51 

26 

263 

76 

1,621 


365 
1,256 

697 
210 
340 
439 
4,260 

1.507 


,147 
360 


293 

502 

2.578 


187 
1,336 
377 
395 
283 

466 


239 
227 

2,283 


5§2 
23 
22 

872 
779 

5.TO3 


298 
1,380 

2,448 


2,381 
67 


■a.w 


955 


452 
503 


40,015 
207 


28 
32 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commlsfllon  received. 


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33.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sates, 

entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roH 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnctors,  • 
November 

(Number) 


l^d  employees 
woflcweelc  ended 


and  pay  roll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humbcr) 


Payroll 
(DolUrj) 


BARNES  COUNTf .  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Beer,  wlnea,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

BENSON  COOWrr,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  statlcms ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BOTTINEAU  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  f ana  products) 

BOBIEIGH  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations^  teimlnals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  msterlals). 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

CASS  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  aiuclllary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  fans  products) 

CAVALIER  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

GRAND  FORKS  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery ,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (maljily  faia  products) ,  total 

Pam  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


16 
3 

5 
258 


3 
255 


4 
108 


21.439 


2,570 


654 

360 

1,556 

1,722 

17,147 


49 
31 

94 

39 
234 


454 
16,693 

7,608 


42 
192 


1,394 
6,214 


39 
119 


1,988 
11,999 


80 
156 


34,462 


22,925 


31 
1,853 


10,725 
2,545 
1,724 
2,119 
5,812 

1,910 
7,632 


487 
72 
203 
243 
491 


6,736 
896 


132 
106 


(x) 


(l) 


(x) 
294,129 


84,784 


(l) 


6,133 


16,156 

29 

4,826 

1,881 

8,348 

9,181 

2,685 

14,559 

27,119 

56,198 
7,351 

75Xm 


682 

1 

162 

193 

941 

569 

169 

1,567 

1,849 

2,332 

251 


69,135 
5,943 

70,718 
14,559 


263 
86 


1,609 
12,289 


18 

118 


392 
11,897 


110 
15 


(x) 


(«) 

57,402 


21,397 


9,162 

2,799 
1,906 
1,124 
6,406 

2,913 

18,478 


13,201 
5,277 

U,6U 


(I) 


(x) 


2,615 


1.906 


726 
132 
219 

150 
679 


187 
178 


(x) 


(x) 


8 

253 

2 

1 

2 

S8 

,, 

66 

1 

359 

3 

168 

4 

71 

10 

416 

14 

541 

(x) 


(x) 


22 

14 
36 

17 

107 


163 
20 
57 
69 

154 


(x) 
(x) 


3,068 


255 

68 


(x) 


(x) 


275 

80 
59 

219 


64 
100 


NORTH  DAKOTA 


33.05 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  optntion.  and  lund  ol'  business 


MeHDlRY  COOimr,  total , 

Petroleua  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Asseablers  (mainly  farm  products) 

McLEAJI  COTOIY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  termlnalc 

Other  operating  types 

PmBINA  COUKTT,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

RAMSZY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  vholesalera 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Aaseablers  (mainly  faim  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Aasemblers,  n.e.c 

RJCHLAKD  CODWrr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

STOTSMAH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WALSH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials] 

WARD  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establ Ishnents 

WHOLESALE  ESTAELISHHENPS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

AutOBOtive  equlpaent,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

WELLS  COUNTY,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WILLIAMS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Asseablers  (mainly  farm  products) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
z  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


CNumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(T1iou5dnd 
dollars) 


12,786 


1,530 
11,256 

16.440 


222 
2,162 
U,056 


2,098 
11,122 


3,611 
2,369 


11,251 
1,315 

21,143 


1,468 


357 
1,111 


2,277 
17,398 


5,007 


3,422 
1,585 


2,403 
14,822 


626 

2,044 

15,858 


1,032 
14,826 


M 


(i) 
65,585 


21.662 


8,384 
3,106 
3,206 
6,966 

6,446 
20,823 
16,654 

12,696 


1,279 
11,417 


5,325 
1,279 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


42 

105 


27 
61 
158 


71 
173 


154 
78 


153 
69 


propnetors, 
November 


(Number) 


57 
237 


186 
114 


39 

220 


138 
188 


(x) 


(x) 


1,249 


388 
146 
393 
322 

223 
289 
342 


24 
169 


318 
26 
207 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


58 


31 
134 


(x) 


(x) 


145 
46 
139 
U3 

75 
120 
93 


118 
10 
67 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


2.848 


754 
2,094 


4,673 


475 
1,222 
2,976 

4.498 


1,123 
3,375 


3,123 
1,437 


2,676 
1,411 


2,681 


728 
1,953 

1,088 
5,172 

11,903 


6,708 


4,072 
2,636 


769 
4,426 


865 
1,074 


2,539 
3,596 


(x) 


(x) 
43,327 


26,595 


7,313 
3,420 
8,602 
7,260 

4,555 
5,648 
6,529 

3,876 


505 

3,371 


5,580 

680 

3,425 


OHIO 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


102 


The  State:  Establishmen-fes,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Page 
3^.02 


Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business o .  34 .05 


age 


Akron  Metropolitan  Area 34.05 

Canton  Metropolitan  Area 3'+. 05 

Cincinnati  Metropolitan  Area....  34. 06 

Cleveland  Metropolitan  Aiea 34.07 

Columbus  Metropolitan  Area 34.09 


Page 

Dayton  Metropolitan  Area. 34.10 

Hamilton-Middletown  Metro.  Area.  34.11 
Springfield  Metropolitan  Area...  34.12 

Toledo  Metropolitan  Area 34.12 

Youngstown  Metropolitan  Area....  34.13 


103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 34.14 

104  Counties  with  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

tiy  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 34.18 


Page 

Allen 34.18 

Ashtabula 34.18 

Butler  (See  Hamilton-Middletown 

Metropolitan  Area . ) 34 .  11 

Clark  (See  Springfield  Metro. 

Area.) 34.12 

Columbiana 34 .  18 

Crawford 34.18 

Cuyahoga 34 .  18 

Darke 34.19 

Erie 34 .  19 

Fairfield 34.19 

Franklin  (See  Columbus  Metro. 

Area.) 34.09 

Hamilton 34.19 

Hancock 34 .  19 

Jefferson 34.19 

Licking 34.20 


Page 

Lorain 34.20 

Lucas  (See  Toledo  Metro.  Area.).  34.12 

Mahoning 34.20 

Marion 34.20 

Mercer 34.20 

Miami 34 .  21 

Montgomery 34 .  21 

Muskingum 34.21 

Putnam 34.21 

Richland 34.21 

Scioto 34.22 

Seneca 34 .  22 

Stark  (See  Canton  Metro.  Area.).  34.05 

Summit  (See  Akron  Metro.  Area.).  34.05 

Trumbull 34.22 

Tuscarawas 34.22 

Van  Wert 34.22 

Washington 34.22 


34.01 


34.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

EsTABUSBMENTS,  SaLES,  ExPENSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PeESONNEL,  ANli  StOCKS,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BuSlME&S:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
liah- 
menu 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollcTs) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousarvi 
dollars) 


Pec- 
cent 
of 

sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Tfiottsand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

dum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollarj) 


July  15 
(DolUrs) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollar!) 


Stocks  on 

band,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

Cniouiaml 
dollars) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1946. 

Wholesale  establishments 1946. 

1939. 
1929. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  f am  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  ( f^sh) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,   drug  sundries   (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chsaiicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household ,   office ) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line ,  apparatus ,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances ,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials , . 

Lumber,  mlllwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equifanent 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies,... 
Transportation  (exc.  Butcmotlve)  equipment, 
supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


55 
11,099 


9,545 
8,035 


6,821 


6,498 

30 

293 

1,614 


956 

658 


879 
1,139 


35 
366 
245 


104 

27 
119 
242 


370 
350 


216 
69 


53 

103 


22 
16 
30 
14 

73 

47 
700 


164 
165 


83 
197 


41 
98 

165 


277 
50 
37 
419 
131 
212 


433,877 


6,652 


120,239 


123,864 


124,306 


7,724,010  8,068,372 


8,291,898 


84, OX 
9,468,871 


2,606,812 
2,925,525 


4,014,887 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


467,284 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12,702 
421,175 


130,311 
151,481 


6,652 


6,017 
4,104 


4,689 


3,385 

116,854 


72,799 
n.a. 


77,320 


3,421 

120,443 


75,072 
n.a. 


79,671 


3,384 
120,922 


76,788 
n.a. 


80,320 


243,135 
7,480,875 


n.a. 
n.a. 


4,753,256 


3,494,755 

32,734 

487,398 

3,361,559 


444,406 

5,171 

17,707 


12.7 
15.8 
3.6 


262,084 
1,825 
9,856 


4,552 

8 

129 

37 


74,820 

448 

2,052 

27,262 


77,130 

433 

2,108 

27,792 


77,751 

420 

2,U9 

28,001 


4,552,614 

34,2U 

166,428 

2,019,601 


1,625,973 
1,735,586 


523,625 
1,201,027 


367,773 


161,163 
54,372 


43,673 
34,455 


9.9 
3.2 


8.3 
2.9 


83,773 
24,675 


18,025 
12,826 


661 
936 


22,096 
5,166 


5,516 
3,516 


22,508 
5,284 


5,606 
3,669 


22,709 
5,292 


5,587 
3,682 


1,563,370 
456,231 


337,475 
225,807 


62,909 
163,183 
141,681 


4,014,887 


2,131 
9,208 
4,730 


467,284 


3.4 
5.6 
3.3 


1,260 
4,832 
2,019 


273,765 


1 
140 
188 


518 

1,921 

801 


866 

1,910 

929 


592 

1,914 

326 


80,320 


21,603 
89,785 
33,348 


387,575 


38,039 


234,728 

17,183 

6,211 

53,075 

76,378 

360,558 


173,996 
186,562 


146,886 


19,928 
2,U8 
1,251 
5,156 
9,556 

40,370 


9.8 


12.5 

20.1 

9.7 

12.5 

11.2 


23,319 


25,932 
14,438 


14.9 
7.7 


13,043 

1,212 

663 

3.U5 

5,266 

22.846 


7,200 


7,420 


21 
92 

172 


15,347 
7,499 


356 
462 


4,081 
438 
219 
857 

1,605 

7.521 


5,219 
2,302 


4,146 
449 
239 
875 

1,711 

7,696 


7,463 


92,001 
54,385 

95,259 


45,366 
14,332 
19,769 
15,292 

148,137 

83,038 


14,168 
3,565 

13,744 


15.4 
6.5 


14.4 


50,648 
12,400 
19,990 


5,396 
2,576 
1,866 
3,906 

9,239 

12,275 


11.3 

13.0 

9.4 

25.5 

6.2 


7,784 
1,435 

3,303 


162 
42 


3,689 
1,546 
1,052 
2,016 

5,273 

6,488 


2,190 
489 


2,548 


5,414 
2,282 


2.963 


4,113 
445 
273 
937 

1,695 

7.809 


417,512 


239,763" 
22,379 
10,756 
51,949 
92,660 

418,951 


5,509 
2,300 


1,205 
556 
235 
552 

1,717 


2,461 
502 


2,607 


1,212 
545 
248 
602 

1,743 


2,343 
501 


2,597 


284,219 
134,732 


158,408 


1,221 
545 
252 
579 

1,752 

1,818 


130,377 
28,031 


143,611 


10,813 
40,699 


110.060 


7,592 
1,740 
2,943 

8,931 


15.0 
14.0 
14.7 


3,871 
1,164 
1,453 


161 

3 

57 


2,847 
6,084 


15,600 


26.3 
14.9 


14.2 


15,023 
34,885 
5,879 
1,271 
53,002 

153,355 
191,716 

257,068 


2,111 

3,858 

.  1,683 

397 

7,551 

3,018 
46,467 


14.0 
11.0 
23.6 
31.2 
14.2 

2.0 
24.2 


1,728 
3,121 


10, %1 


1,029 
310 
403 

1,382 


1,016 
3U 
392 


500 
832 


2,767 


150,627 
106,441 


20,262 
U,977 


13.4 
14.1 


1,407 
2,335 
1,190 
195 
5,334 

1,535 
26,5% 

21,589 


30 
475 


12,352 
3,737 


113,104 
78,030 


171.627 


16,529 
12,441 


28,013 


14.6 
15.9 


12,523 
7,478 


44 
102 


37,020 
67,771 
66,836 

305.005 


43,963 
30,162 
20,155 
152,474 
24,388 
30,663 

3,200 


2,429 

10,190 
15,394 

63.503 


10,924 
5,451 
1,810 

29,910 
7,427 
7,439 

542 


6.6 

15.0 
23.0 

2Q.8 


1,359 
6,317 
8,386 

37.887 


24.8 
18.1 
9.0 
19.6 
30.4 
24.3 

16.9 


6,002 
2,760 
948 
18,799 
4,816 
4,206 

356 


206 
18 
27 

227 
59 

145 


339 
592 
332 
73 
1,431 

536 
7,978 

5,709 


483 
949 


2,872 


1,087 
316 
415 

1,479 


29,037 
18  ,936 
32,594 

91,354 

115,979 


71,742 
18,477 
25,760 


3,559 
2,150 

5.U< 


341 
606 
376 
72 
1,477 

474 
8,137 

5,983 


491 
988 


2,930 


333" 
625 
399 
68 
1,500 

514 
8,269 


31,235 
55,436 


194,956 


25,724 
48,764 
19,546 
3,385 
97,537 

25,782 
465,186 


3,732 
2,251 


3,205 
1,929 


3,717 


3,262 
1,944 


4,098 


3,711 
2,315 


5.241 


3,250 
1,991 


4,074 


222,519 
150,  U8 

328.198 


200,257 
127,941 


253,403 


184 
1,555 
1,978 

10,467 


1,665 
591 
233 
4,892 
1,733 
1,266 

87 


192 
1,648 
2,258 

10,661 


185 
1,621 
2,268 

10,681 


21,868 
104,062 
127,473 

678,555 


631 

251 

4,982 

1,697 

1,267 

39 


1,705 
663 
246 
4,968 
1,734 
1,278 

87 


105,002 
44,763 
16,459 

340,622 
91,383 
73,670 

6,656 


248,072 
7,820,300 


n.a. 
n.a. 


5,005,587 


249,640 
8,042,258 


n.a. 
n.a. 


5,159,117 


4,798,989 

35,013 

171,535 

2,061,523 


4,944,853 

34,854 

179,410 

2,129,205 


1,602,995 
453,528 


355,363 
238,407 


1,546,603 
482,597 


358,730 
242,931 


29,972 
92,674 
36,774 


26,320 
90,619 
35,336 


438,158 


248,569 
22,069 
12,579 
54,467 

100,474 

441.973 


445,991 


303,923 
133,050 


22,714 

14,454 

58,372 

101,239 

450.140 


157,699 
28,346 


153,729 


309,084 
141,056 

173,203 


67,393 
29,666 
19,577 
37,093 

94,437 


144,920 
28,233 


155,351 


69,652 
17,895 
24,921 


70,315 
29,855 
19,691 
35,990 

95,077 

116,696 


31,379 
58,949 


199,113 


""737352" 
18,701 
26,633 

92,438 


24,345 
49,983 
21,453 
3,403 
99,429 

26,436 
494,571 


31,726 
60,712 

204,856 


25,565 

51,961 

23,360 

3,256 

100,7U 

28,380 
511,169 


236,137 
167,436 

335,850 


204,123 
131,727 

296,234 


243,471 
172,329 


359,730 


221,472 
138,258 


21,008 
113,880 
161,346 

696,807 


113,309 
47,526 
20,349 

342,222 
93,026 
73,704 

6,671 


21,308 
115,006 
160,098 

728,438 


111,501 
49,513 
18,300 

370,572 
96,639 
75,198 

6,715 


10,026 
426,219 


W9,298 
191,391 


305,532 


299,650 

825 

5,057 

84,308 


84,308 


25,327 
1,597 


8,955 


554 
7,368 
1,033 


35,108 


25,6?7 

1,202 

479 

1,054 

6,696 

5,026 


2,881 
2,U5 


9,238 


5,226 
12,450 


6,812 

2,293 

968 

2,377 

6,522 

10,392 

1,401 
3,097 

6,801 

5,0U 

11,566 
l.iii 
2,9U 
899 
279 
5,633 

8,699 

30,8U 

30,955 
18;J09 


12,746 
29,842 


l9,i3i 
10,209 


172 
8,802 
3,877 

39,866 

6;;ig 

4,8U 
2,008 
17,292 
4,310 
4,819 

375 


OHIO 


34.03 


Table  lOU-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opaation  and  land  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Metals,  netal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron ,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Ajnusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  ( edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals ,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Connercial  machines ,  equiixnent 

Fam-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies, . . 
Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products , 

Nonferroufl  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

FaiTD  supplies 

Ksnuf acturers '  sales  branches,  miscellaneous 
products 

Manufacturers'  sales  office  (without  stocks) 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Ccmnerclal  machines,  equipaent 

Industrial  meahinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

ih-ugs,  chemlcalB,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish' 
menu 


(T^umlxT) 


139 


339 
"559" 


122 
94 
81 

110 
51 
83 
*7 

174 


12 
U 
128 

« 

16 


J&. 


129 
16 

111 
25 
32 


24 

122 

19 

172 

1,139 


W7 
41 
22 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


123,425 
104,051 


358,988 
276,805 


32,186 
879,544 


87,924 

15,804 

21,221 

491,843 

112,313 

24,071 

13,216 

113,152 


1,625,973 


301,122 


20,836 
67,129 
213,107 

4«,726 
6,818 

Ul,944 


13,611 
97,675 
25,658 

3,134 

27.396 


9,051 
18,345 

6,323 
62,006 

199.978 


163,113 
36,360 


52,404 
81,991 


243,996 


46,553 

64,577 

110,874 

U,567 

7,425 

127.935 


74,728 
53,207 


322.200 


12,132 
21,855 


288,213 


1,735,586 


53,189 
101,467 
26,989 
13,371 
55,476 
208,275 
36,433 
73,376 

165,167 


4,633 
129,738 
30,796 

996,843 

1,201,027 


Operating  expense*^ 
(inc.  pay  loU) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


17,103 
15,430 


34,562 

20,413 


14,149 
54,478 


9,671 
3,287 
3,798 

U,313 
6,554 
4,972 
2,004 

10,879 


161,168 


20,401 


1,211 

2,666 

16,524 

4,826 
994 

16,621 


3,691 
7,839 
5,091 


2,968 


1,417 
1,551 


893 
4,764 


16.277 


13,762 
2,515 


7,206 
11,255 


35.564 


15,531 
4,140 

12,696 
1,464 
1,733 

8,859 


6,323 
2,536 


30,045 


2,193 
1,639 


54,872 


3,159 
3,615 
1,016 
934 
3,583 
3,397 
1,494 
3,092 

7,646 


176,001 
56,417 
17,859 


3,207 
29,024 


1,082 
5.843 
721 


34,455 


3,673 

1,973 

735 


161 
1,527 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


13.3 


9.6 


6.2 


11.0 
20.8 
17.9 
2.7 
5.8 
20.6 
15.2 
9.6 


5.8 
4.0 
7.8 

9.9 
14.6 


19.3 
8.0 
19.8 


15.6 
8.4 


14.1 
7.7 


8.1 


3.4 
6.3 


13.3 
13.7 


14.6 


33.4 
6.4 
11.4 
10.0 
23.3 

6.9 


8.5 
4.8 


13.1 
7.7 


5.9 
8.5 
3.8 
5.1 
6.5 
1.6 
4.1 
4.2 

4.6 

"STZ" 

4.5 

2.3 

2.2 

2.9 


2.1 
3.5 
4.1 


"370" 
5.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thuuisnd 
dollars) 


9,995 
3,997 


18,085 
10,382 


30,702 


■6,011 
1,808 
2,439 
7,366 
3,565 
2,839 
1,040 
5,634 


83,773 


10.208 


665 

1,525 
8,013 

2,648 
618 

6,373 


2,093 
2,641 
2,139 


1.597 


841 
756 


534 
2,514 


9,753 
1,373 


4,243 
6,593 


23,584 


11,517 

2,542 

7,44S 

905 

1,172 

4.217 


3,439 

778 

8,720 


1,258 
583 


24,675 


1,253 

3,327 

636 

534 

2,733 

1,877 

832 

1,506 

4,536 

3,285 

304 

7,391 
12,326 


•1,427 
331 
356 


"TJ" 
250 


Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


502 


62 
71 
60 
9 
30 
51 
20 
142 


1 
936 


139 
28 
12 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Humha) 


2,203 
1,930 


5,781 
2,850 


8,239 


1,567 

554 

1,052 

1,368 

1,160 

626 

231 

1,631 


22,096 


2.398 


223 
443 
2,232 

733 
167 

1,696 


59g" 
533 
565 


172 
174 


125 
693 


3.276 


2,8S4 

422 


1,140 
1,703 


5,745 


2,681 
729 

1,748 
280 
307 

1.129 


945 
134 

2,394 


3iT 
U7 


1,904 


5,166 


370 
379 
113 
123 
501 
327 
155 
315 

852 

— i?r 

622 
52 

1,526 

3,516 


337 
282 
65 


July  15 
(Number) 


2,356 

27r8F 


5,858 
3,057 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


2,280 


"57006" 
274 


8,443 


1,613 

619 

1,099 

1,410 

1,200 

632 

297 

1,573 


3,007 


232 

456 

2,319 

731 
177 


575 
546 
577 


191 
175 


123 
721 


3.295         3.230 


2,853 
442 

1,141 
1,727 

5,839 


2,766 
724 

1,782 
267 
300 

1,164 


980 
184 

2,417 


1,904 


331 
895 
111 
126 
500 
350 
156 
334 


— isr 

637 
55 

1,551 

3,669 


342 

281 

68 


3,027 
2,949 


8,562 


iTssr 

600 
1,140 
1,448 
1,133 
700 
288 
1,622 


3,101 


251 
443 
2,402 

726 
168 


597 
551 
535 


lS4" 
222 


123 
709 


2,841 
439 


1,155 
1,753 


5,963 


2,366 
734 

1,787 
261 
315 

1,099 


910 
139 


~5gr 

151 


1,909 


387 
837 
116 
128 
519 
352 
163 
336 

334 

— 5ar 

623 
57 

1,570 

3,632 


335 
275 
70 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Dollars) 


162,892 
145,238 


313,490 


165,523 
147,  %7 

525,621 


102^058 
29,031 
43,693 

123,887 
63,493 
44,956 
19,431 
99,072 


193.570 


11,544 
31,718 
150,308 

46,363 
10,050 

125,696 


41,359 
47,367 
36,470 

4,346 

22,218 


9,647 

12,571 


10,615 
46,478 


181,081 
24,711 

74,618 
117,412 

463,822 


240,937 
46,100 

138,611 
15,898 
22,276 

77,767 


63,969 
13,798 


20,637 
11,333 


456,231 


22,762 

71,351 
11,198 
?,883 
48,044 
32,140 
15,319 
25,639 

32,406 

18,276 

59,070 

5,058 

136,988 


24,754 
15,317 
6,324 


"""2ir 
4,863 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


176,230 
'153;026 


313,552 


132,778 
546,078 


108,312 
32,239 
46,850 

128,649 
65,341 
45,913 
20,984 
97,790 


1,602,995 


200,506 


13,255 
31,481 
155,770 

52,646 
10,931 

128,261 


39,106 
50,953 
38,202 


27,635 


14,652 
12,983 


9,758 
50,859 


204.744 


178,563 
26,176 

75,209 
123,568 

457,070 


225,302 
48,953 

145,292 
15,175 
22,343 

30,333 


66,372 
14,461 


176,740 


25.937 
10,210 


458,528 


23,941 
71,321 
10,971 
8,732 
57,548 
33,346 
15,577 
26,572 

82,U3 

16,451 

60,405 

5,287 

137,827 

238,407 


Nov.  15 
(Dcllars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


175,755 
"157;874 


338,611 
T905r 


568,570 


111,403^ 

33,049 

48,147 

136,216 
63,292 
51,134 
21,485 

103,839 


1,646,608 


209.364 


13,961 
31,103 
164,300 

48,046 
10,567 


41,856 
49,860 
39,411 


29.342 
U,126 


11,156 
50,314 


195,051 
25,330 


80,027 
128,741 


461,333 


230,658 
48,826 

142,943 
16,123 
22,833 

83,562 


67,933 
15,574 


177,843 
25,894 


10,844 
141,105 


482,597 


24,754 
16,725 
7,288 

4,444 


"25T 
4,191 


25,145 
70,580 
11,297 
9,858 
52,000 
35,445 
16,150 
27,4U 

85,199 

18,095 

61,743 

5,356 

U9,509 

242,931 


26,086 
16,033 
6,296 


3DD" 

4,715 


12,263 
li;05S 


9,252 


3,714 
33,387 


6^472 
2,488 
1,413 

771 
9,066 
3,855 

637 
8,685 


34,308 


10,829 


582 
1,591 
8,656 

1,583 
89 

7,132 


1,122 
3,714 
2,296 


2,349 
494 


1,355 

567 
5,070 

12.784 


5,390 
7,394 

4,526 
4,029 

14,896 


2,930 
5,311 
4,593 
792 
1,220 

8,363 
6;592 

1,776 

11,898 


621 

9,709 


1,597 


55 

30 


34.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101, -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tliotudnd 
doIUrj) 

Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roU) 

If       111 

Active 

proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 

Stocks  on 
hand, end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(TliouMnd 
dolUrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(>(ural)er) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dollar!) 

July  15 
(Dolkrs) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year. 
at  coat 

(^Thousand 
dollori) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business— Continued 
Agents,  brokers — Continued 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

27 

7,401 

604 

8.2 

208 

25 

57 

73 

85 

4,045 

4,205 

4,176 

36 

15 
15 

14 

96 

■     4,15S 
3,243 

6,124 

319,6% 

265 
339 

229 

3,601 

6.4 
10.4 

3.7 

1.1 

99 
109 

50 

1,569 

11 
14 

13 

46 

3i 
23 

10 

1,067 

36 
37 

10 

1,127 

34 
51 

10 

1,110 

1,916 
2,129 

951 

28,418 

1,954 
2,251 

956 

32,762 

1,782 
2,394 

958 

30j877 

27 
9 

151 

Home  furnishings,   floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  {raw  materials) 

8 
TJ 
11 

24 

83 

?0,3S7 
267,465 

11,844 

21,122 
41,544 

411 

2,462 

728 

1,158 

2,597 

1.0 
0.9 
6.1 

5.5 

6.2 

137 

1,298 

134 

415 

792 

5 
36 

5 

22 
73 

30 

1,014 

23 

95 

166 

33 

939 
105 

110 

176 

34 

1,016 

60 

105 

179 

1,705 

25,130 

1,583 

8,039 

13,250 

1,823 

25,337 

5,552 

9,216 

14,792 

1,902 
25,711 
3,264 

8,393 

15,022 

71 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

10 

Electrical  goods 

56 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

67 
21 

96 

30,S15 
10,729 

26,684 

2;063 
534 

2,240 

6.7 
5.0 

8.4 

647 
145 

719 

54 
19 

86 

131 
35 

144 

139 
37 

149 

141 
38 

146 

10,941 
2,309 

13,297 

12,259 
2,533 

14,364 

12,122 
2,900 

13.328 

32 
24 

59 

Hardware,   specialty  lines 

Plumbing,   heating  equipment,    supplies 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

31 
65 

44 

8,510 
18,174 

21,548 

732 
1,508 

1,075 

8.6 
8.3 

5.0 

201 
518 

502 

31 
55 

39 

49 
95 

101 

52 
97 

90 

50 
96 

99 

3,793 
9,504 

9.624 

4,377 
9,937 

9.720 

3,957 
9,871 

10.455 

19 
40 

72 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

27 

17 

298 

16,557 
4,991 

110,281 

611 
464 

8,264 

3.7 
9.3 

7.5 

212 
290 

3,203 

25 

14 

259 

31 
70 

614 

30 
60 

644 

36 
63 

664 

4,126 
5,498 

55,810 

4,029 
5,691 

57,901 

4,515 
5,940 

.     63.357 

19 

53 

524 

Commercial  mcahines,  equipment 

Industrial  mcahinery,  equipment,    supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipments,  supplies 

19 

227 

52 

76 

5,333 
71,743 
33,205 

48,132 

455 
5,984 
1,825 

1,988 

8.5 
3.3 
5.5 

4.1 

216 

2,260 

727 

484 

18 

201 
40 

65 

40 
453 
121 

104 

42 
471 
131 

110 

42 
484 
138 

109 

3,779 
40,4«3 
11,548 

9,068 

3,878 
41,195 
12,828 

3,549 

3,959 
42,716 
16,682 

3,471 

24 
333 
167 

9 

67 
9 

6 
117 

646 

40,572 
7,560 

14,861 
301,126 

367,773 

1,747 
241 

440 
4,190 

16,069 

4.3 
3.2 

3.0 

1.4 

4.4 

459 
25 

323 
1,633 

8,111 

56 
9 

2 
39 

329 

% 
8 

52 
342 

3,240 

101 
9 

54 
354 

3,705 

93 

11 

53 
358 

3,332 

8,652 
416 

3,690 
28,U4 

144,736 

3,068 
481 

3,805 
28,926 

159,420 

7,760 
711 

3,967 
29,442 

152,275 

9 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  agents  and  brokers - 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products) ,   total 

486 
3,955 

Farm  products  (edible) 

122 

56.774 

3.265 

5.3 

1.703 

79 

691 

1.136 

744 

29.231 

40. lU 

33.283 

453 

112 
10 

438 

43,024 
3,750 

305,047 

2,386 
379 

11,935 

5.0 
10.0 

3.9 

1,308 
395 

6,052 

77 
2 

226 

618 
73 

2,396 

648 
488 

2,397 

634 
110 

2,438 

24,343 
4,383 

109,533 

27,273 
12,836 

112,761 

27,537 
5,701 

112,831 

384 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

69 

8,106 

363 

11 

101 

3 

10 

36 
55 

168,027 
4,230 

130,755 

122 

1,913 

5,952 
84,034 

9,330 

184 

2,326 

7 

38 

869 
n.a. 

5.6 
4.3 
1.8 
5.7 
4.6 

U.6 
n.a. 

4,920 
84 

1,009 
3 
36 

356 
12,702 

13S 
11 
67 
3 
7 

24 

1,924 

35 

390 

1,930 
33 

1,948 

34 

436 

2 

18 

150 
3,384 

90,740 

1,442 

16,639 

42 

725 

5,917 
243,135 

94,291 

1,451 

16,453 

45 

521 

6,545 
248,072 

92,238 

1,674 

18,324 

45 

550 

6,156 
249,640 

7,448 
94 

391 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

11                 4 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

36 
153 

3,385 

17 
172 

3,421 

172 
396 

AmiNISIHATlVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,   total. 

10,026 

Type  of  Operation 

7 
21 
27 

(x) 
(x) 
58,930 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

1,615 
2,871 
3,216 

411 

892 

2,032 

399 

922 

2,100 

400 

873 

2,106 

26,233 

53,050 

163,852 

27,037 

55,516 

165,469 

27,483 
54,031 
168,121 

(i) 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

8,3U 
(x! 

*  Proprietors  of  linincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

n.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


OHIO 


34.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  ot  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sates,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldrs) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Mumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


AXSON  METROPOLITA)!  AREA,  '  total 

Administrative,  aialllary  units 

Wholesale  establlsluieiits 

VfflOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merdiant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (vlth  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Agents,  brokers. 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fara  products  (edible) .., 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (e:cc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c. 

CAKTON  METROPOLITAN  AHZA,^  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings. 

Paper  and  11^  products 

Automotive  equipment,  ttres  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  siqiplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c.......... 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c, 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 
441 


327 
58 


3 

277 


221 
28 


338,291 


18,222 


162,789 
77,236 


664 
17,558 


12,919 

3,127 


33,294 
43,942 

67,527 
30,739 


162,789 


2,422 

705 


364 
1,148 


12,919 


15,866 
5,490 
9,340 

18,060 
9,235 
1,490 
1,373 
2,847 

27,144 
9,621 
12,680 
11,577 
11,995 
610 
12,888 
12,573 

33,294 


1,077 
389 
687 
712 
374 
75 
213 
217 

2,277 
714 
1,323 
1,402 
1,250 
56 
1,027 
1,126 

2,422 


6,779 
4,631 
2,083 
3,840 
15,961 

67,527 


248 

132 

137 

827 

1,078 

364 


3,312 

1,686 

792 

867 

60,870 

181,842 


33 

18 

15 

212 

11,9U 


181,842 


151,482 
10,200 


351 

11,563 


9,963 
1,013 


8,129 
2,071 


16,018 
4,U2 


151,482 


818 
195 


556 
31 


9,963 


18,361 
7,737 
6,598 

6,555 
1,706 
3,368 

4,371 
7,272 
9,103 
5,452 
7,641 
48,379 
24,939 

8,129 


2,974 
1,199 
3,956 


1,243 
977 
424 
238 

136 
415 

788 

693 
1,238 

584 
1,023 
1,425 

779 

818 


228 
326 
264 


224 
2 


119 

1 


5,114 


205 
4,909 


3,672 

801 


651 
150 


87 
349 


3,672 


319 
124 
237 
157 
134 
23 
70 
73 

589 
209 
342 
337 
357 
19 
341 
341 


85 
29 

37 
215 
285 


3,595 


106 
3,489 


3,007 
261 


229 
32 


182 
39 


3,007 


364 
286 
140 
89 
36 
121 

250 
188 
294 
112 
328 
495 
304 


361,425 


13,467 
j47,958 


252,379 
62,191 


47,902 
14,289 


7,821 
25,567 


252,379 


21,551 
7,302 
12,778 
13,629 
7,158 
1,664 
4,040 
4,086 

42,971 
15,450 
28,136 
25,299 
24,755 
1,175 
20,363 
21,972 

47.902 


5,038 
2,593 
2,215 
16,884 
21,172 

7,821 


2,262 

632 

333 

290 

4,304 

231,300 


6,955 

224,345 


191,941 
20,583 


17,083 
3,500 


11,322 
499 


191,941 


25,878 
18,638 
8,118 
4,471 
3,027 
8,821 

14,511 
18,133 

21,094 
9,501 
21,875 
22,758 
15,116 

17,083 


4,810 
7,430 
4,843 


34.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel   by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


Establishments 
(Humber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(ThousaTtd  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors," November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(DoIIdrj) 


CINCTKNATI  METROPOLITAN  AREA/  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments* ....•,. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocJts) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats, 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Keats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery*  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible). 

Dairy,  poultry  products, ..,.. 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  llnes)c 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives.. 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf),. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Furniture  (hoiisehold,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper, 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. , 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber^  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork, 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Comnerclal  machines,  equipment. 

Construction  machinery,  equipment, 

Farm-daix^  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... , 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies, 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

NonferrouB  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutcBDobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods. 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry * 

Petroleum  and  products, .,., 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products........ 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,933 


1,919 


1,172 
396 


226 
170 

35 

307 

9 


1,172 


104 
■  19 
19 
3 
22 
Al 


^ 


2,296,142 


2,296,142 


781,210 
1,026,458 


569,530 
456,928 

45,863 

437,134 

5,477 


781,210 


69,543 


35,503 
3,802 
531 
10,129 
19,573 

75,914 


29,171 
46,743 

30.869 


4,525 
26,344 


18.938 


11,124 
2,875 
1,688 
3,251 

21,309 

29,405 


20,859 
8,546 


9,354 


1,193 
8,161 


35.543 


4,900 

21,661 

2,012 

407 

6,563 

17,004 
24,060 


27,512 
17,C71 

23,687 


7,572 
16,115 


56,835 


47,022 
9,813 

52.987 


12,717 
6,620 
1,165 

20,866 
4,142 
5,728 
1,749 

18,635 


12,899 
5,736 


38,432 
25,824 


188,288 


20,412 

3,820 

4,592 

131,046 

4,363 

11,235 
4,151 
8,669 


85,331 


1,858 
83,973 


50,496 
27,666 


21,263 
6,403 

2,419 

3,335 

57 


50,496 


3,864 


1,636 
249 
51 
542 

1,386 

4,414 


2,831 
1,583 


1,251 


305 
946 


1,824 


367 
243 
259 
450 


2,251 


1,591 
660 


215 
623 


2.975 


457 

1,534 

266 

63 

655 

188 
3,494 

4,038 


2,517 
1,521 

2,940 


1,196 
1,744 


3/24 
985 

6. '561 


1,448 

748 

81 

2,628 

765 
771 
120 

1,486 


1,183 
303 


2,606 
1,542 
6,432 


434 
697 

1,620 
360 

1,544 
222 
691 


1,162 


1,162 


878 
2 


12 

261 

9 


134 


23,938 


507 
23,431 


14,724 
7,067 


5,698 
1,369 

708 
912 
20 


~TiSS 

95 

32 

160 

456 


"957 
511 


"TT 
276 


324 
112 
78 
118 


~Z52 
194 


62 
250 


115 
322 
125 
18 
170 

65 

1,114 

1.206 


764 
442 


474 


2S4 


1.907 


418 
153 

23 
725 
317 
244 

27 


299 
85 


841 
~25T 


1,815 

163 
297 
330 
lU 
376 
47 
262 


1,593,267 


34,058 
1,559,209 


915,898 
532,867 


410,482 
122,385 

46,330 

63,215 

899 


915,898 


67,698 


26,711 
4,557 
1,483 
9,379 

25,563 

31,924 


51,586 
30,338 

25,743 

s;380 

20,363 

35,082 


18,265 
5,112 
4,735 
6,970 

16,099 


29,938 
11,116 

17.526 


4,214 
13,312 

54.571 

573or 

26,758 

5,863 

997 

12,647 

3,214 
61,389 

75.416 


46,457 
28,959 

54.507 


22,165 
32,342 

73.364 
5i;76* 


118.295 


24,586 
13,927 

1,304 
48,934 
13,679 
13,238 

2,627 

25.135 

li'ie/, 

5,469 
49,287 
30,213 
115,594 

i5;»9 


7,505 
13,683 
28,462 

6,162 
26,533 

4,264 
13,681 


OHIO 

Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSBMENTS,  SaLES,  PaV  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


34.07 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  biuincas 


Establishments 
(\umber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  doUars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,' November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll.  woT)t- 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Plumber) 


Payroll 

(Oollnri) 


CINCIimATI  HETROPOLnAJI  ABZA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (vith  stocks),  total..... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Fumitxire,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoBnerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fana  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  hcoie  furnishings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lmnber,  construction  materials. 

LuBiber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cooaercial  machines,  equipment. 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  S\g>plie8 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

CLEVELAUD  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

I^e  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers..... 

ABseBiblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats........ 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  producta 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3,035 


21 
3,  OK 


293 
323 

M 
A81 

5 


1,868 


569,530 


126,«1 

43,9<.8 

504 

9,616 

1,101 

52,950 

8,088 

25,887 

73,887 


7,193 
47,182 
19,512 

227,098 

456,928 


27,420 
24,300 
5,690 
13,802 
29,547 
12,216 
17,224 
36,366 
290,363 

437,134 


63,334 
27,456 


857 
5,467 

2,038 
84,667 
4,338 

8,852 


8,310 
542 


5.588 


756 
4,832 


3,463 


2,859 
604 


651 

18,581 

8,983 

6,501 
196,358 

3,539,302 


43,388 
3,495,914 


1,347,860 
1,669,946 


713,371 
956,575 

89,001 
370,281 
18,826 


1,347,860 


85.996 


39,499 

1,463 

2,805 

17,227 

25,002 

100.754 


37,913 
62,841 


13,336 
17,976 


21,263 


2,450 
2,522 

40 
545 
113 

1,627 
993 

1,865 

5,679 


1,795 
2,419 
1,465 


6,403 


589 
946 
142 
618 
333 
232 
419 
848 
2,276 

3,335 


337 
494 


5 
81 

28 
351 
65 


132 
10 


41 
634 

177 

71 
755 

154,229 


5,950 
148,279 


87,639 
51,387 


38,079 
13,308 

3,136 

5,881 

236 


87,639 


5.895 


2,686 

73 

350 

1,061 

1,725 

4,508 


2,427 
2,081 


1,342 
537 


1,706 


1,248 
14 


11 
432 


1,248 


77 


^56 
118 


5,698 


747 
596 

11 
133 

29 
405 
261 
481 

1,449 


635 
362 


182 

202 

38 

123 

58 

45 

88 

172 

461 


100 
154 


32 

120 


9 
145 
39 


39,684 


1,453 
38,231 


23,305 
12,794 


10,017 
2,777 

827 

1,221 

84 


23,305 


1,711 


TZ9 
29 

124 
265 
444 


585 


359 
203 


410,482 


48,386 

46,500 

784 

9,742 

2,123 

30,058 

17,990 

34,126 

109,246 
35;3S« 
47,200 
26,720 

111,527 

122,385 


12,271 

17,413 

2,465 

10,958 

5,464 

4,592 

6,820 

17,467 

44,935 

63,215 


7,097 
9,255 

1.672 


115 

1,557 

1,103 
6,934 
1,136 

2,916 


S;594 
322 


1,613 


224 
1,389 

1,106 


T2i 
982 

16, '772 


12,658 
3,256 

901 

12,710 

2,959,324 


110,929 
2,848,395 


1,664,337 
1,014,707 


754,662 
260,045 

58,534 

106,446 

-,371 


1,664,337 


114,519 


ii.iii 
1,393 
6,778 
19,449 
32,453 

85,965 
48,981 


35,234 
S5,059 
10,175 


34.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.~STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 


Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


MctropoUtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CLEVELAND  METROPOLITAN  AHEA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,   explosives. 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc,    leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c... 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware. 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies. 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles...... 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies..... 

Commercial  machinea,  equipment, 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Sftmhcr) 


32 

107 


5 
4 
10 
20 

10 
166 


82 
13 

3 

169 

37 

58 

6 


Sales,  entire  year 
(TIiou«ind  dolidrs) 


11 
21 
7 
28 
36 
20 
14 
85 
101 


23,721 


9,380 
3,838 
3,853 
6,650 

34,924 

32,554 


20,080 
12,474 


21,122 


3,838 
17,284 

32,474 


2,154 
6,700 
2,574 
21,04« 

18,905 
61,859 


43,477 
37,610 


74,599 


49,580 
25,019 


22,844 
19,667 


115.321 


12,944 

8,990 

295 

74,832 

8,134 

9,370 

706 

61,548 


54,694 
6,854 


138,254 


118,200 
20,054 


390,919 


17,972 

6,723 

5,582 

269,269 

545 

9,636 

5,207 

75,985 

713,371 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


87,939 

77,950 

6,901 

4,791 

136,494 

25,474 

41,556 

75.747 


16,467 
52,970 
6,310 

256,519 

956.575 


14,908 

58,474 

8,539 

29,700 

105,808 
21,488 
29,525 
94,795 

593,338 

370,281 


74,014 
19,841 
15,052 


2,311 


748 
366 
307 
890 

1,217 

2.458 


1,457 
1,001 


548 
1,380 


3,427 


223 

659 

690 

1,855 

297 
9,463 


3,745 
3,229 

7,613 


5,409 
2,204 


1,629 
2,583 

15,531 


1,824 

641 

19 

10,059 
1,730 
1,151 

icn 

5.102 


4,781 
321 


4,983 


3,307 
1,676 


9,841 


840 
758 
652 

3.875 
106 

1,002 
442 

2,166 

38,079 


Active  proprie- 
tors.' November 

(NumM 


2,765 
2,780 
346 
417 
8,792 
1,989 
3,403 

9.415 


4,201 

4,348 

866 

8,172 

13,308 


530 
1,921 

259 
1,315 
1,146 

497 

593 
2,518 
4,529 

5,881 


751 
236 
285 


5 

1 

103 

18 

48 

2 


105 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


224 

123 
87 
258 


410 
260 


124 
356 


55 
160 
193 
403 

84 

2,837 

1.802 


1,003 
799 


1,939 


1,398 
541 

1.140 


436 
704 

4.274 


450 
177 
6 
2,764 
509 
345 
23 

988 


1,437 

rfS 


2.266 


198 
219 
280 
664 
34 
237 
121 
513 

10,017 


832 
708 
110 
74 
2,616 
487 
784 

2.289 


1,085 
948 
256 

2,117 

2.777 


158 
467 

60 
253 
212 

97 
122 
470 
938 

1.221 


ISO 
76 
S3 


Payroll 
(OoIIari) 


43,898 


14,433 
6,622 
5,447 

17,396 

21,458 
43,935 


27,948 
15,987 


36.230 


9,420 
26,810 

62,839 


3,967 
12,248 
13,496 
33,128 

4,701 
187,324 

132.823 


68,292 
64,531 


132,326 


89,789 
42,537 


89,170 


33,854 
55,316 


308.550 


35,571 
12,571 
347 
203,540 
33,982 
20,642 
1,897 

89,032 


83,080 
5,952 


92,389 
59  358 


33,031 
163 ,944 


15,972 
15,191 
12,485 
70,018 

1,645 
19,614 

8,956 
40,063 

754,662 


57,169 

54,495 

6,969 

8,027 

177,629 

39,028 

67,  n2 

183.622 


86,497 
80,973 
16,152 

159,911 

260,045 


10,099 
42,514 

5,013 
23,874 
22,223 

9,589 
10,548 
45,401 
90,784 

106,446 


12,830 
4,523 
4,954 


OHIO 


34.09 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLBS,  PaV   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BV  TvPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BuSINESS:   1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CLEVELAND  HETROPOLITiUJ  AREA — Continued 

"Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Agents,  brokers — Continued 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  fumiahlngs,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floczr  coverings. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fans  products  (raw  materials) 

Autoinotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Harxiware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millvork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  Eachines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonf errous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials.... 

Other  agents  and  brokers 

COLUMBUS  KETHOPOLIIAll  ABEA,  '  total 

Administrative,  auailiary  units. 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line)............... 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Pam  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  aui  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods. 

Furniture,  hcoe  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery,  office  s\g)plles 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Fans  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estabtiahments 
(AJumbtr) 


5 
122 
14 


486 
131 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thoujand  dollars) 


21,740 


2,35(5 
19,390 


1,347 
2,471 

1,828 
39,433 
12,208 

26,595 


19,450 
7,145 


18,000 


7,060 
10,940 

6.875 


5,451 
1,424 


58,154 


3,759 
44,192 
10,203 


28,763 
2,495 

2,364 
39,101 


(x) 


(x) 

721,602 


452,318 
174,446 


119,206 
55,240 

31,505 
53,837 
9,496 


452,318 


29,560 


17,219 

623 

3,271 

8,447 

29,799 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


12,604 
17,195 


5;  586 
3,925 

12,833 


8,789 
2,831 
1,213 


6.792 


2,099 
4,693 

11, a8 


811 

10,407 


13,078 


540 
422 
12,116 

25,788 
13,497 


9 
152 


10 
71 

33 
167 
220 


483 
53 


168 
350 


42 
100 


1,744 


144 

1,364 

236 


"29^" 
9 


29 
673 


36,990 


735 
36,255 


27,172 
7,315 


6,382 
933 

854 
768 
146 


1.633 


690 
49 
301 
593 

2,220 


1,414 
806 


136 


709 
398 
167 

487 

631 


240 
391 


103 
684 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Qiumbcr) 


97 

43 

1,304 

184 
1,955 


4 
122 


275 
3 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  .ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


13 
324 


23 
273 
28 


124 
11,141 


240 
10,901 


8,257 
2,148 


1,934 
214 

257 
190 
49 


256 

18 
100 
180 


771 


208 
T5ff 


2Z0 

129 

50 


29 
216 


34 

19 

459 

66 
686 


Payroll 
(EtolUri) 


3,014 

ik 

2,829 
1,348 


184 
1,164 

635 
3,032 
4,513 


8,995 
950 


10,245 
3,378 
6,867 

2,869 


740 
2,129 

31,896 
2,530 

24,735 
4,631 

5,393 
Z797S 


659 
10,590 


710,698 


15,709 
694,989 


516,228 
145,538 


125,479 
20,059 

16,918 

13,894 

2,411 


516,228 


30,846 


13,002 
1,110 
5,642 

11,092 

47,749 

Titira 


11,664 
9,158 
2,506 

23,515 

13,359 

7,817 

2,339 

7,816 

12,790 


5,084 
7,706 


13,988 
1  440 


12,548 
28,200 


1,886 

702 

25,612 

3,499 
40,204 


34.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors." November 

(Humbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humhcr) 


Pay  roll 
IDoUan) 


COLUMBUS  METROPOLITAN  AREA—Continued 

l^pe  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Electrical  goods. 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating. 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies, 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap), 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment. 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n,e,c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  slacks),  total.... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total, 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materiale 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap). , 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

DACTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers, 

Assemblers  (mainly  f aim  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Meats  and  meat  products, , 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


16,402 
15,378 


■),731 
5,229 


6,223 
6,677 

41,617 


4,638 
10,403 
13,255 
7,363 
3,192 
2,766 

12,453 

14.878 


11,136 
3  7-,2 


157,225 


12,732 

301 

71,490 

65,791 

1,229 

5,682 

119,206 


24,969 
7,828 
3,079 
1,217 

53,786 


5,866 

3,232 

44,688 

28,327 

55,240 


2,974 

1,700 

4,061 

46,505 

53,837 


16,966 

3,682 

19,309 

1,568 

861 

1,452 

3,122 

844 

6,033 

408,729 


188,450 
132,060 


24,675 
107,385 

22,646 
4«,549 
19,024 


188,450 


25,921 


19,570 
4,677 
1,674 


5,784 
5,618 


2,658 


1,317 
1,341 


857 
442 


594 

931 

3,924 


706 
908 
461 
849 
466 
534 


486 
461 


4,624 


1^436 

21 

1,092 

1,475 

74 

526 

6,382 


1,507 

410 

104 

98 

2,746 


1,333 

108 

1,305 

1,517 

933 


148 

57 

155 

573 


248 
36 
94 
17 
30 
24 
85 
23 

211 

22,226 


16,2^ 
3,820 


2,704 
1,116 

1,100 
697 
320 


1,443 


353 
110 


150 


210 
1 


384 
336 


255 
113 


140 
244 


205 
228 
96 
224 
158 
209 


155 
191 


191 
512 
29 
192 


502 
101 
29 
19 


27 
383 


35 
130 


52 
9 

42 
3 

7 
10 

23 

6 

38 

6,201 


4,576 
1,015 


697 
318 

298 
194 

118 


4,576 


111 
39 


T7f 

55 


49,573 


24,962 
24,611 


14,182 
7,277 


29,059 


11,596 
17,463 


73,744 


14,997 
9,375 

16,627 
8,835 

10,839 

16,832 
17,699 


10,391 
7,308 


87,591 
26,078 


270 
22,362 
27,181 
1,406 
10,294 

125,479 


30,730 
7,635 
1,553 
1,731 

54,171 


25,347 
2,012 
26,812 

29,659 

20,059 


4,541 

1,121 

3,559 

10,838 

13,894 


4,334 
604 

1,804 
344 
495 
848 

1,699 
475 

3,291 

421,195 


302,490 
78,279 


53,972 
24,307 

20,836 
13,242 
6,348 


27,063 


7,045 
2,062 

11,934 


2,756 


10,455 


OHIO 

Table  102.-- STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS.  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNBL,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


34.11 


Metropolitan  am,  type  of  opention,  and  kind  of  business 


MYTDN  METROPOLIIAM  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 
Drugs. 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes... ......... .... 


Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf)...... 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings.. 

Paper  and  its  products. 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies,. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccomercial  machines,  equipment. 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 


Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stoclts),  total. 


Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Paper  and  Its  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fain  products  (raw  materials)... 
Electrical  goods 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


HAMILTON-MIDDLETWN  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,'  total. 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. .... 
Otlier  operating  types. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Establishments 
(>{umber) 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats....... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods........ 

Hardware,  plunging,  heating. 

Luaiier,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipaent,  suppl ies.. ...... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


6,851 


53J. 
1,429 

11,  U9 
3,632 
731 
6,636 
5,872 

28,884 


10,899 
17,985 


11,723 


5,382 
6,341 

4,417 


2,263 
2,154 


20.222 


2,254 

1,082 
12,184 
1,122 
1,900 
1,680 

10,485 

_  9,951 
7,093 
2,858 

22.129 


6,341 
486 

1,233 

263 

13,806 

24,675 


4,584 

5,637 

14,454 


3,186 

5,401 

98,798 

46,549 


3,972 
2,521 

231 

8,295 

814 

294 

2,118 

3,788 

5,297 

19,219 

40,637 


24,939 
9,104 
5,518 
1,076 


24,939 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


550 

65 

238 

366 
343 
106 
630 
1,094 

2,082 


917 
1,165 


1,313 


607 
706 


200 
227 

2.845 


415 
62 
1,585 
241 
298 
244 

855 

1,019 
571 
448 


1,701 

346 

51 

109 

37 

1,158 


2,704 


678 

1,163 

863 

1,116 


262 

311 
543 


Active  proprie- 
tors.*  November 

(Number) 


22 

92 

3 

60 
lA 

9 

36 
195 

18 
248 

3,262 


2,525 
593 
145 
19 


2,525 


11 

2,506 

138 

6 

1,591 

103 

10 

3,166 

288 

4 

3,846 

154 

3 

676 

84 

8 

1,083 

131 

3 

424 

46 

3 

1,556 

92 

3 

868 

66 

9 

1,268 

111 

13 

6,995 

1,200 

9 

960 

112 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


•  Employees 
(><umbeT) 


T86 
15 
50 

118 
118 
31 
150 
329 


272 
303 

375 

211 


104 
62 


109 
13 

320 
85 
96 
57 


347 
149 
196 


19 

66 

10 

350 


Payroll 
(Oollors) 


190 
274 
233 


45 

73 

200 


22 
2 

21 

4 

3 
11 
45 

6 
73 

1,124 


168 
53 
7 


16,761 


"U76ZF 
1,127 
3,986 

5,934 

6,606 

2,312 

12,084 

22,077 

39,171 


15,485 
23,686 

26,079 

^r,'2?7 

14,832 

6,550 


2,489 
4,061 

49,964 


7,044 
590 
26,775 
5,967 
5,226 
4,362 

12,601 

21 ,492 


11,640 
9,852 


31.207 


6,198 
960 

2,818 

677 

20,554 

53,972 


15,481 
22,420 
16,071 

24,307 


5,553 

5,482 

13,272 

13,242 


416 

1,257 

50 

1,524 

235 

171 
626 

3,780 
326 

4,857 

57,149 


42,048 

11,567 

3,174 

360 


42,048 


50 

2,469 

41 

2,077 

83 

4,611 

50 

2,928 

25 

1,329 

47 

2,386 

13 

940 

?7 

1,597 

?3 

1,476 

45 

2,163 

437 

17,587 

55 

2,485 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


34.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.~STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Humbcr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldts) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousdrtd  dollars) 


Active  propne- 
tors,*  November 


(^lumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(OoILtri) 


SPRINGFIELD  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  ^  total , 

Type  of  Operation 

Mercha-  .  wholesalers 

Manufac  .  "ers '  sales  branches,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  ohemicals,  allied  products. 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc,  leaf), 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

TOLEDO  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products............ 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  ftirniehings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  ( exc .  scrap ) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products.. 


5 
646 


56,480 


28,375 
6,277 
9,107 

12,721 


28,375 


4 

3,853 

U 

5,362 

7 

2,236 

3 

12* 

3 

2,438 

8 

1,375 

6 

2,479 

5 

1,834 

8 

366 

8 

1,919 

13 

6,389 

M 


(x) 


526,848 


296,353 
133,857 


73,199 
60,658 

41,571 

48,683 

6,384 


296,353 


34.127 


22,148 

757 

6,223 

4,999 

23,266 
8,624 
8,005 
7,382 
4,153 
2,486 
9,129 
45,494 
13,722 

28,926 


17,041 
11,885 


22,451 


16,660 
5,791 

20,886 


10,979 
9,907 


17.833 


3,351 
7,853 
2,289 

2,690 
1,650 

15,764 

9.340 


5,168 
4,172 


24.765 


6,560 
1,948 

847 
8,348 
1,649 
1,167 

456 
3,790 


3,039 


2,442 
299 
181 

117 


190 

553 

151 

6 

96 

211 

284 

189 

64 

141 
557 


2,426 
30,794 


21,940 
6,410 


5,314 
1,096 

1,909 
354 

181 


21,940 


2,009 


1,265 
43 
332 
369 

1,456 
799 
795 
211 
376 
472 

1,051 
532 

1,729 

2,336 


901 


2,258 
1,641 


552 
1,139 


423 
810 
535 
347 
216 


489 
388 


576 
308 
106 
183 
143 
133 
66 
265 


1,050 


827 

100 

56 

67 


650 
8,371 


6,030 
1,635 


1,416 
219 


561 
100 


15 
88 
155 

385 
211 
249 
81 
92 
131 
240 
147 
420 


673 


534 

-377- 


387 


137 
194 
224 
90 
41 


274 
"TlT 


497 

98 
50 
41 
38 
29 
23 
68 


57,524 


46,075 
5,780 
3,484 
2,185 


68 

3,838 

205 

11,634 

54 

2,8U 

3 

99 

36 

1,820 

72 

3,616 

90 

4,782 

43 

2,945 

24 

1,274 

50 

2,447 

182 

10,809 

628,346 


49,307 
579,039 


405,583 
124,253 


103,797 
20,456 

39,629 
6,362 
3,212 


405,583 


40,772 


25;74J 

825 

6,442 

7,763 

27,934 
13,301 
12,934 
3,793 
6,319 
7,410 
18,652 
9,944 
27,577 

44,160 
26,095 
18,068 

41,393 
31,51)0 


28,495 

10,218 
18,277 

46,527 
S,hi 
15,588 
12,842 
6,328 
3,471 

25,958 

16,704 

7,663 

33,710 
15;506 
5,280 
2,043 
3,314 
2,271 
2,032 
1,202 
5,062 


.*^ee  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


OHIO 


34.13 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaV   RoLL,  AND  PbRSONUBI.,  B»  TvPB  OF  OPBRATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSINBSS;  1948 


Metxopolian  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


TOLEDO  METROPOLITAN  AREA — Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) «  total... 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. . . 


Nachinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Faim  products  (raw  materials).. 

Electrical  ^oods 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


lOlraGSTOWN  METROPOLITAN  AREA,"  total... 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers. 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 


Dry  ;oods,  apparel 

F\imiture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutoDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Electrical  goods 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Eatablishmenta 
(Number) 


360 
52 


Sales,  entire  year 
(ThouMniil  dolbri) 


73.199 


17,087 
3,799 
3,808 
5,374 

18,146 


4,573 

535 

13,038 

24,985 

60,658 


2,016 

370 

14,737 

43,535 

48,683 


23,888 

771 

2,086 

3,299 

18,639 

275,686 


158,717 
80,213 


36,385 
43,828 


32,165 
4,591 


158,717 


33,335 
22, 596 
10,998 
3,028 
8,140 

1,187 

862 

2,898 

6,553 

U,875 

3,915 
6,782 
12,304 
2,619 
12,402 
17,223 

36,385 


19,704 
3,934 
12,697 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


828 
505 
317 
527 


1,749 
IfibT 

lie 

547 
1,388 
1,096 


259 

20 

287 

530 


103 

15 

10 

73 

153 

16,312 


12,306 

2,651 


2,277 
374 


1,298 
57 


12,306 


1,704 

1,523 

709 

227 

284 

72 
70 
305 
981 
996 

358 

832 

1,767 

202 

1,016 

1,260 

2,277 


728 
763 
786 


Active  proprie- 
tors.* November 

(Number) 


250 
6 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,416 


243 
123 
111 
151 


272 
27 
154 


41 

4 

54 

120 


4,922 


3,778 
719 


647 
72 


386 
39 


549 
441 
222 
94 
89 

28 
23 
71 
312 
259 


265 
504 
45 
356 
422 


221 
185 
241 


Payroll 
(Ooll<irt) 


103,797 


16,701 

10,030 

5,354 

9,809 

35.107 


22,236 
2,666 

10,205 

26,796 
20,456 


4,467 

351 

5,456 

10,182 

6,362 


1,342 

327 

233 

1,506 

2,954 

324,626 


245,014 
52,693 


45,880 
6,813 


25,532 

1,387 


245,014 


34,898 
29,872 
13,014 
4,932 
5,450 

1,345 

1,569 

6,158 

19,639 

21,123 

5,213 
16,280 
34,420 

3,U9 
25,832 
22,130 

45,880 


15,762 
14,814 
15,304 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Wl^iheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Suiaalt  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Stark  County. 

3  Consists  of  Hamilton  County,  Ohio,   and  Campbell  and  Kenton  Counties,   Ky. 

*  Consists  of  Cuyahoga  ami  Lake  Counties. 
'  Coextensive  with  Franklin  County. 

*  Consists  of  Greene  and  Montgomery  Counties. 
'  Coextensive  with  Butler  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Clark  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Lucas  County. 

^°  Consists  of  Mahoning  and  TruEtull  Counties,  Ohio,  and  Mercer  County,  Pa. 


34.14 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establirhmbnts  and  Sales — Merchant  Whoi.bsalkhs  and  Other  Opbratino  Ttpbk  1948 


County  and  dty 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wbolesale  establishments,  total. 

Adams  County 

Allen  County 

Delphos  (part) ^ 

Lima 

Remainder  of  County 

Ashland  County 

Ashland 

Remainder  of  County 

Ashtabula  County 

Ashtabula 

Conneaut 

Lakeville 

Remainder  of  County 

Athens  County 

Athens 

Nelsonvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Auglaize  County 

St .  Marys 

Wapakoneta 

Remainder  of  County 

Belmont  County 

Bamesvllle 

Bellalre 

Martins  Ferry 

Remainder  of  County 

Brovm  County 

Butler  County 

Hamilton 

Hlddletown 

Remainder  of  County 

Carroll  County 

Champaign  County 

Urbana 

Remainder  of  County 

Clark  County 

Springfield 

Remainder  of  County 

Clermont  County 

Clinton  County 

Wllmln^on 

Remainder  of  County 

Columbiana  Co\mty 

East  Liverpool 

East  Palestine 

Salem 

Wells vl lie 

Remainder  of  County 

Coshocton  County 

Coshocton 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

Bucyrus 

Gallon 

Remainder  of  County 

Cuyahoga  County 

Administrative,    aujtlllary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,    total. 

Bay 

Bedford 

Berea , 

Cleveland 

Cleveland  Heights 

East  Cleveland 

Euclid 

Fairvlcw 

Garfield*  Heights 

Lakewood 

Lyndhurst 

Maple  Heights 

Mayfield  Heights 

North  Olmsted 

Parma 

Rocky  River 

Shaker  Heights 

South  Euclid 

University  Heights 

Heaainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Merchant  wbokaalen 


Establish- 
ments 

(Sfimber) 


U,15A 


55 
11,099 

U 
143 


109 
26 


17 
10 
24 

3,000 


21 

2,979 

3 

5 

2,792 
31 
23 
6 

2 
2 

1 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


9, 552, 905 


8i,034 
9,468,871 


68.058 


,569 
55,004 
U.485 


5,798 
2,773 


17,380 


8,224 
(x) 
U) 

7,987 

15,645 


8,439 
2,440 
4,766 


4,366 
2,999 
15,894 

14,610 


4,378 
2,926 
4,830 
2,476 

11,367 
40,637 


26,526 
13,062 
1,049 

1,457 
9,043 


2,270 
6,773 

56,480 


47, 620 
8,860 


4,006 
20,131 


5,517 
14,614 


26,914 


15,264 

5,050 
Cx) 
5,543 

7.899 


-fit 

M 

21,768 


3,633 

5,188 
12,947 

3,533,692 


43,388 

3,490,304 

452 

1,654 

3,404,297 
7,095 
5,883 
3,486 

(x) 
(x) 

30,813 
(x) 

[xi 
(x) 
(x) 

3,443 

2,785 

716 

467 

19,780 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

{Thousaiid 
dollars) 


433,877 


12,702 
421,175 


87 

3,189 

320 


313 
72 


(x) 
(x) 


620 

126 

92 


243 
108 
229 


127 

188 

419 

98 


3,282 


2,477 
780 
25 


163 
218 


2,893 
146 


141 
130 


1,254 


TsT 


Cx) 

1 
(x) 


(x) 


200 
346 


135 

96 

273 

153,829 


5,950 

147,879 

31 

123 

(x) 

143,133 

255 

359 

376 

(x) 
(x) 
1,414 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


93 
86 
34 
19 
,554 


propnetors, 
November 


(>iuml>er) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


1,684 


1,684 

2 

I 

(x) 

1,559 

22 

17 

2 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

No».  15 


Employees 

(dumber) 


124,306 


3,384 
120,922 

26 
1,193 


28 
1,056 


122 
33 


(x) 
(x) 


271 
61 
64 


91 
39 
104 


61 

69 

145 

48 


1,124 


228 
10 


998 
52 


(x) 
(x) 


"TJT 

(x) 


129 
151 


50 
39 

119 

39,570 


1,453 

38,117 

7 

22 

(x) 

36,841 
76 
113 
111 

(x) 
(x) 


x) 

x} 
tx) 
(x) 


27 

27 

12 

6 

415 


Payroll 
(Dolbri) 


249,640 
1,042,258 

971 
70,  U8 


1,300 

63,673 

5,145 


5,794 
1,582 


(x) 
5,446 


16.151 
12,098 


2,063 
1,990 


6,056 
1,876 
4,089 

16,767 


2,571 
3,143 
8,681 
2,372 

4,161 
57,149 


42,280 
U,338 
531 


2,615 
3,618 


55,193 
2,331 


3,129 
5,707 


3,340 
2,367 

25,721 


17,705 
(x5 

3,124 
(xi 

4,250 

7,056 


(x) 
9,508 


2,330 
2,010 
5,168 

2,951,870 


110,929 

2,840,941 

578 

2,299 

(x) 

2,749,597 

5,521 

7,656 

7,569 

ix! 

27,510 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

2,093 

1,574 

654 

333 

28,161 


Establish- 
ments 

CN>imba) 


6,822 
2 


1,847 
2 

3 

1,725 

22 

18 

6 

2 

2 
24 

1 

4 
1 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


4,016,107 
(i) 
32,692 

Tij 

30,760 
(x) 


4.064 
(x) 


8,412 


4,855 
(x5 
(x) 
(x) 

8,226 


6,375 
(x) 
(x) 


2;848 
816 
742 

6,388 


463 
Cx) 
2,379 
Cx) 

589 

24,939 


18,703 

Cx) 

Cx) 

Cx) 


1,805 
Cx) 


27,620 
755 


2.596 


1,210 
1,386 


13,082 


8,716 
(x5 

{"' 

(x) 
2,315 

2.781 

"Til — 

Cx) 


1,345,515 
(x) 

1,310,590 
2,081 
4,649 
3,486 

Cx) 
Cx) 
6,545 

!»5 

(x) 
(X) 

Cx)'" 

Cx) 
1,172 
Cx) 
Cx) 
10,743 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


4,278 
12 


1,132 
1 
2 

4 

1,067 

9 

5 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 


5,453,984 
Cx) 


24,244 
(x) 


4.507 
Ti) 
Cx) 

8.968 


3,369 
Cx) 


Cx) 
7,419 


2,064 

Cx) 

Cx) 

18,853 


1,518 
2,183 
15,152 

8.222 


3,915 
Cx) 

2,451 
Cx) 
10,778 

15,698 
7;  423 
Cx) 
(») 
Cx) 

7.238 

Cx) 


20,000 

8,105 


17,535 
4,307 


13,228 

13,832 
6,UB 

(x) 
3,228 
5,U8 


"TiT 
Cx) 


(x) 
12,401 


2,144,789 
Cx) 
Cx) 
Cx) 
2,093,707 
5,014 
1,234 


24,268 


(X) 

Cx) 

1,613 
Cxi 
Cx) 

9,037 


OHIO 


34.15 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES.  PaV  ROLt,  AND  PeRSONNEL-TotaL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES— NJeRCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHEE  OPERATING  TyPBS.  1948 


County  and  dty 


Darke  County 

Greenville 

Resiainiler  of  County. 


Defiance  County 

Defiance; 

Remainder  of  County. 


Delaware  County 

Delaware 

Remainder  of  County. 

Erie  County 

Sandusliy 

Remainder  of  County. 


Fairfield  Comity 

Lancaster 

Remainder  of  County. 


Fayette  County 

Waahington  Court  House. 
Remainder  of  County. . . . 


Franldin  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establisliments,  total. 

Bexley 

Columbus 

Grandview  Heights 

Upper  Arlington 

Remainder  of  County 


Pulton  County. 


Gallia  County 

Gallipolis 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 


Geauga  County 

Greene  County 

Xenia 

Remainder  of  County. 


Guernsey  Comity 

Cambridge 

Remainder  of  County. 


Hamilton  County. 


Administrative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wlxilesale  estatslishments,    total. 

Cheviot 

Cincinnati 

Deer  Park 

Lockland 

Mount  Healthy 


north  College  Hill.. 

Norwood 

Reading 

St.  Bernard 

Wyoming 

Remainder  of  Comity. 


Hancock  Comity 

fldmlnistrative,   auxiliary  units, 
wnolesale  establishments,   total. 


Flndlay. 

Fostoria  (part)^.... 

Remainder  of  County. 


Hardin  County 

Kenton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Harrison  County. 


Henry  County 

Napoleon 

Remainder  of  County. 


Highland  County 

Hillsboro 

Reaalnder  of  County. 


Hocking  County 

Logan 

Remainder  of  County. 

Holses  County 


Huron  County 

Beilevue  (part)* 

Norwalk 

Remainder  of  County. , 

Jackson  Comity 

Jackson ^ 

Wellston 

Remainder  of  County. 


715 


661 
5 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


28 
2 

1,857 


U 

1,843 

2 

1,665 


11 
31 
3 


3 
125 


lJ.756 
19,745 


6,947 
5,695 


5,936 
4,063 

17,243 


12,672 
,571 


15,752 


11,698 
4,054 


25,925 

770 


(x) 


(x) 

721,602 

577 

653,934 

7,543 

59,548 

38,534 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tkmsand 
dollars) 


1,028 


T74 
554 


416 
124 


165 

30 


1,026 
136 


360 
127 


559 

41 


36,990 


(x) 
6,881 
14.253 


11,243 
3,010 


735 

36,255 

23 

32,468 

688 

3,076 
617 
285 


"ST 

(x) 


60 
701 


545 
156 


ra ' 

(X) 

2,262,893 


(x) 
34,064 


proprietors, 
November 


(>(umbeT) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


473 

~Tsr 


157 
62 


378 
62 


223 

164 

59 


268 

246 

22 


11,141 


313 
3 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,262,893 
(x)         ' 

2,117,125  I 
(x) 
746 


(x) 
62,596 

733 
3,478 

794 
76,651 


(x) 


(x) 

44,769 

(x) 

(x) 

16,566 

16,038 


10,800 
5,238 

3,308 

21.806 


5,921 
15,885 


11.548 


7;  568 
3,980 


1,858 
82,206 
(x) 

74,949 
(x) 
102 


(x) 

2,265 

127 

398 

35 

4,270 


1,096 
(x) 

982 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
1,314 
(x) 
(x) 
269 

372 


195 
177 


92 
816 


226 
590 


173 
56 


i;693 
401 


2,288 

13.183 


840 
5,673 
6,670 

6,240 


3,800 
1,236 
1,154 


122 
23 


69 

617 


65 
304 
248 


(x) 


240 

10,901 

14 

9,777 

171 

939 


(x) 
(x) 


23 

210 


Pay  roll 

(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


19,743 


8.462 
11,281 


7,996 
2,067 


3,697 


3,234 
463 

22,933 


20,109 
2,824 


7,297 
2,348 


10,050 
851 


710,698 


15,709 

694, 989 

935 

625, 501 

10,404 

58,149 
13,372 


5.668 


Establish- 
ments 

(>(uml>er) 


486 
3 

454 
5 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


3.553 
4,402 


3.172 


2,919 
253 

2,259 


8,479 
1,002 


4,421 
207 

7,678 


(x) 


Oher  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(T^uraber) 


162 
48 


TO 
(x) 

23, 319 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


152 

llA 

56 


507 
22,812 
(x) 

20,574 
(xi 

33 


(x) 

641 

41 

116 

13 

1,368 


(x) 


(x) 

4 
tx) 
(x) 


106 
92 


324 

96 

223 


1,209 
U.443 


11,145 
3,298 


(x) 
1,553] 505 


34,058 
1,524,447 

(x) 
1,387,731 

(x) 
1,857 


(xl 

39,758 

2,393 

7,588 

730 

83,258 


(x) 


(x) 
23,896 

fxl 
4,942 

7,436 


1,108 

2 

965 

1 

3 


1 
20 
3 
5 
2 
106 


3,947 
3,489 


1,806 
16.866 


28 
232 


26 
110 
96 

146 
72 
48 
26 


5,113 
11,753 


3,495 
1,074 


3.334 


2,903 
431 


1,269 
13,229 


1,225 
6,304 
5,700 
6.343 


2,995 
2,271 
1,077 


452,318 

(xi 
419,100 
7,543 

(x)'" 

4,162 

4.713 


(x) 
(x) 


11,459 
ix', 


Ti) 


754,036 

(x) 
697, 372 

(x) 
746 


(x) 
8,014 
733 
(x) 
(x) 
44,503 


23,379 

Sx! 

(x) 
1,634 


987 
547 


370 
5.473 


1,853 
3,620 


1.947 


1,756 
191 


Cx) 


535 
3.746 


3,494 
(x) 
3,641 


1,581 
(x) 
(x) 


229 

1 
207 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


735 
700 


24,546 


9.203 
15,343 


9.470 
4,028 
5,442 


3,671 
4,063 

7,762 
4,193 
3,569 


U,124 


7,277 
3,847 

19.017 


(x) 


269,234 

(x) 
234,834 


(x) 

34,372 
6.745 


(x) 

6,217 
2.794 


7i) 
(x) 

7.750 

"Tit— 

(x) 


1,508,807 
1,419,753 


54,582 

(x)'" 

(x) 

32,148 


21,390 
(x) 

(x)'" 

14,404 


9,813 
4,591 


2,938 
16.333 


4,068 
12,265 


9.601 


5,812 
3,739 

3,492 

(x) 

1,703 
9,437 


2,179 
(xi 
2,599 


5,219 
(x) 
(x) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


34.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  -Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoU,  AND  PERSONNEL ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TvPES:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Jefferson  County 

Mingo  Junction 

Steuben vllie 

Toronto 

Remainder  of  County 

Knox  County 

Mount  Vernon 

Remainder  of  County 

Laice  County 

Painesville 

Remainder  of  County 

Lawrence  County 

Ironton 

Remainder  of  County 

Licking  County 

Administrative,  aujtlliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Newark  

Remainder  of  County 

Logan  County 

Belief  ontaine 

Remainder  of  County 

Lorain  County 

Elyria 

Lorain 

Remainder  of  County 

Lucas  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Maumee 

Toledo 

Remainder  of  County 

Madison  County 

Mahoning  County 

Campbell 

Stru there 

Youngstown 

Remainder  of  County 

Marlon  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Marlon 

Remainder  of  County 

Medina  County 

Medina 

Wadsworth 

Remainder  of  County 

Meigs  County 

Mercer  County 

'  Cellna 

Remainder  of  County 

Miami  County 

Plqua 

Troy 

Remainder  of  County 

Monroe  County 

Montgomery  County 

Dayton 

Mlamlsburg 

OaJcwood 

Remainder  of  County 

Morgan  County 

Morrow  County 

Muskingum  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Zanesvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Noble  County 

Ottawa  County 

Port  Clinton 

Remainder  of  County 

Paulding  County 

Perry  County 

Pickaway  County 

Clrcleville 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


5 
646 

3 

616 

27 


314 
22 


Sales, 
entire  year 

Cnunudnil 
dollars) 


33.727 
Ti) 
26,949 
(x) 
5,783 


6,863 
1,331 


4,376 
1,234 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

17,326 
13,037 
4,289 

11,264 


8,433 
2,831 


10,458 
11, 820 
7,167 

(x) 


(x) 
526,848 

11,361 

510,803 

4,684 

6,724 
214,048 


197,690 
16,358 


(x) 


(x) 

24,432 

17,740 

6,692 

10,257 


5,560 
(x) 
(x) 

3,723 


5,015 
9,442 


8,787 
2,981 
8,170 


394,476 


382,443 
1,474 

10, 559 

1,895 
3,189 


(x) 

45,047 

41,751 

3,296 

1,989 


2,769 
8,522 

19,019 
4,906 


9,240 
4,337 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2.145 


TO 
1,823 
(x) 
241 

277 


234 
43 


293 

107 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
1,170 
1,020 
150 

482 


462 
20 


857 
919 
232 

33,220 


2,426 

30,794 
181 

30,208 
405 

U3 
13,681 


12,866 
815 


(x) 


(x) 
1,004 
899 

105 

534 


(x) 
(x) 


156 
189 


452 
132 
204 


21,525 


20,691 
162 


Jll_ 


(x) 
2,814 
2,679 
135 

75 


255 

326 
262 


proprietors," 
November 


(Xumber) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


170 
15 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


214 
15 


(x) 


(x) 


^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Clumber) 


(x) 

5 
(x) 


114 
27 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


_137. 


(x) 


480 

425 

55 


144 
14 


246 
290 
85 

9,021 


650 

8,371 

65 

8,182 

124 

56 


3,679 
265 


(x) 


(x) 


378 

327 

51 


(x) 
(x) 


188 
53 
93 


5,695 
72 


Jil_ 


206 
109 


(x) 
1,020 
973 
47 

41 

188 


025 


U6 
59 


Pay  roll 
(Dollar.) 


38.986 


Cx) 
31,710 
(x) 
5,586 

5.309 


4,468 
841 


4,945 
2,509 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 

25,924 

22,736 

3,188 

8,914 


8,553 
361 


15,591 
17,946 
4,765 

628,346 


49, 307 
579,039 

3,686 
567,218 

8,135 

2,589 
270,741 


253, 826 
16,915 


(x) 


(x) 

18,791 

16,833 

1,958 

9,357 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Eslablish- 
mcQis 


(Number) 


428 
20 


239 
16 


6,105 

(x) 
(x) 


6,613 
3,081 


9,384 
2,376 
3,948 

880 
406,752 


390,674 
3,507 

12,571 

1,355 
1,432 

All 


(x) 

52,699 

49,826 

2,873 

1,386 

9,047 


4,267 
4,780 

5,701 
5,336 

6.241 


3,928 
2,313 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollops) 


24.799 


(x) 
20,881 
(x) 
Cx) 

2.952 


2,532 
420 


1,601 
744 

Jx) 


(x) 
(x) 


10,968 

10,744 

224 


7,023 
(x) 


6,613 
9,849 
2,520 


296, 353 

(x) 
286,242 

(x) 
329 

122,851 


117,498 
5,353 


9,344 
(X) 
(x) 


-T3r 

(x) 
(x) 


317 
"2l7 


2,116 
1,189 


6,851 

755 

1,625 


176,991 
170, 581 


851 
518 


22,936 

22,512 

424 

(x) 

2,470 


1,539 
931 

293 
1,733 


2.291 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


197 
2 

188 
7 


171 
"T5T 


Sales. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


8.928 


6,068 
(x) 
(x) 


5.242 

4,331 

911 


2,775 
490 


7i) 

Cx) 


6,358 
2,293 
4,065 

4,241 
(xi 
Cx) 


1,971 
4,647 


230,495 

Cxi 
224, 561 

(x) 
6,395 

91,197 


80, 192 
11,005 


15,088 

(X) 

(x) 

5,412 


Cx) 
1,296 

12,341 
3, Hi 


8,515 
10.707 


1,936 
2,226 

6,545 


217,485 
211;  842 


1,044 
2,671 


22,  111 
19,239 
2,872 

Cx) 

8,821 


7,591 

18,726 
3,173 


11.286 

"Tit— 

(x) 


OHIO 


34.17 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' -Continued 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  buBinesses. 

I  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


2  Located  in  Allen  and  Van  Wert  Counties. 
^  Located  in  Hancock  and  Seneca  Counties. 
*  Located  in  Huron  and  Sandusky  Counties. 


ESTABU&HMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL  -ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SaLBS— MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:   1948 

Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thoiuand 
dolUn) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tkiusand 
dolUrs) 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  toll 

5 
31 

1,409 
6,147 

28 
316 

4 
21 

18 
105 

693 
6,343 

1 
21 

(x) 
2  290 

4 

10 

(x) 

3657 

11 
15 

5 

32 
62 

106 

2,235 
2,227 
1,685 

6,605 
20,872 

45j487 

131 

134 

51 

229 
330 

3,624 

6 

9 
6 

29 

46 

52 

44 
40 
21 

127 
177 

1,069 

2,940 

2,421 

982 

4,483 
6,512 

69,742 

10 
9 
2 

8 

17 

64 

M 
830 

(x) 
1,529 
3,857 

30,748 

1 
6 

3 

24 
45 

42 

(x) 

1,397 

Remainder  of  County 

Preble  County 

(x) 

5,076 
17,015 

14,739 

i6 
8 
12 

42 

40,734 
2,377 
2,376 

15,899 

3,479 
66 
79 

964 

31 
11 
10 

31 

i;007 
27 
35 

379 

67,012 
1,246 
1,484 

18,435 

57 
4 
3 

23 

29, 274 

773 

701 

7   658 

29 
4 
9 

19 

11,460 

1,604 

Remainder  of  County 

1,675 
3241 

35 

7 

42 

14,366 
1,533 

14.258 

926 
38 

618 

24 
7 

35 

361 
18 

224 

17,694 
741 

10.929 

22 

1 

18 

(xi 
(x) 

3,460 

6 
24 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
10798 

29 

1 
12 

70 

9,752 
U) 
(x) 

485 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

28 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

171 
(x) 
M 

(x) 

8,558 

Ex! 

(x) 

17 

1 

(x) 
(x) 

12 

12 

(xS 

Fremont 

Remainder  of  County 

Scioto  County 

(x)'" 

New  Boston 

Portsmouth 

Remainder  of  County 

1 
69 

3 
64 

2 

63 

(x) 

33,835 

M 

33,094 

M 

24,386 

(x) 

2,295 
(x) 

2,272 
(xi 

1,456 

(x) 

45 
(x) 

42 
(x) 

39 

(x) 

725 
(x) 

714 
(x) 

501 

(x) 

44,155 

(x) 

43,744 

(x) 

27,961 

'56 

3 

45 

2 

29 

23,107 
(x) 

22,366 
(x) 

11,288 

19 

19 

34 

10,728 
10,728 

13  098 

Tiffin 

10 
28 
25 

45 

3,230 
13,865 
7,291 

35,972 

291 
913 
252 

500 

3 
23 
13 

34 

Si 

310 
103 

214 

5,126 

17,904 
4,931 

10,208 

7 

20 

2 

11 

M 
8,690 
(x) 

21  019 

3 
8 
23 

34 

(x) 
5,175 

(x) 
14,953 

Sidney 

Remainder  of  County 

Stark  County 

18 
27 

280 

26,314 
9,658 

181,842 

247 
253 

11,914 

15 
19 

137 

108 
106 

3,595 

5,673 
4,535 

231,300 

10 
1 

x) 
(x) 

8 
26 

(X 

(x) 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Alliance 

3 

277 

38 

190 

26 

23 

444 

181,842 
29,378 

132,942 
U,037 
8,485 

338,291 

351 
11,563 
1,171 
9,027 
1,025 

340 

18,222 

137 
19 
86 
16 
16 

256 

106 
3,489 

358 
2,687 

281 

163 

5,114 

6,955 

224,345 

21,955 

175, 683 

19,637 

7,070 

361,425 

221 
32 

U7 
24 

18 

151,482 
27,545 

109, 579 
(x) 
(x) 

56 

6 

43 

2 
5 

30,360 

1,833 

23,363 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Sunmit  County 

(x) 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,    total 

Akron 

Barberton 

3 

441 

390 

19 

17 

1 
14 

60 

338,291 
318,678 

13,854 
2,305 

M 

(x) 

15.836 

.      664 
17,558 
15,799 
1,253 
205 
(x) 
Cx) 

969 

256 
222 

12 
13 

(x) 

(x) 

50 

205 
4,909 
4,445 
313 
68 
(x) 
(x) 

358 

13,467 
347,958 
315,373 

22,167 
4,037 

(x) 

(x) 

18.704 

327 
289 
15 

13 
1 
9 

47 

162,789 
149,554 

10,258 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

11.090 

iu 

101 
4 
4 

"5 

13 

175,502 
169, 124 
3,596 
(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
4,746 

Glrard 

Hubbard 

2 
2 

'   3 

40 
13 

61 

IxJ 

291 

12,532 

2,248 

13.468 

(x) 

(x) 

15 
776 
109 

825 

Jxl 

3 
33 
10 

38 

(x) 
(x) 

"e 

254 
79 

299 

(x) 
(x) 

239 
14,940 
2,375 

16.116 

2 

'   3 
33 

9 

48 

(x) 

291 
8,930 
(x) 

8  374 

"2 

7 
4 

13 

(x)'" 

Niles 

Warren 

Remainder  of  County 

3,552 
(x) 

4594 

Dover 

New  Philadelphia 

10 
22 
16 
13 

28 
61 

1,423 
4,536 
3,135 
4,374 

11,329 
22.843 

86 
463 
104 
172 

728 
588 

5 
11 
11 
11 
25 

42 

32 
155 
41 

71 

239 
230 

1,560 
8,843 
1,998 
3,715 

11,341 
12,050 

9 

18 
13 
8 

12 
19 

(xS 

2,993 
(x) 

2,118 

5,768 
7163 

1 
4 
3 
5 

16 
42 

(X) 

1,543 
(x) 

Ronainder  of  County 

Union  County 

Van  Wert  Counl^r 

2,256 
5,561 

15  680 

6 

25 
30 

6 
12 

52 

4,896 
8,245 
9,702 

1,469 
3,152 

21.094 

88 
299 

201 

23 

283 

1.405 

4 
19 
19 

5 
7 

29 

37 
116 
77 
12 

77 

545 

2,320 
6,153 
3,577 

497 
5,513 

25.960 

2 

12 
5 

3 
6 

37 

(x) 
(x) 
654 

735 
(x) 

11.136 

13 
25 

3 
6 

15 

*,' 

Van  Wert 

Remainder  of  County 

Vinton  County 

Warren  County 

(x) 
9,048 

734 
(x) 

9,958 

Marietta 

Remainder  of  County 

41 

11 

49 

16,770 
4,324 

24,521 

1,041 
364 

1.392 

24 
5 

43 

397 
148 

583 

19,134 
6,826 

27.992 

30 
7 

28 

9,245 
1,891 

12.948 

11 
4 

21 

2,433 
11,573 

Orrvllle 

Wooster 

Remainder  of  County 

Willlana  County 

3 
30 
16 

48 

i,m 

14, 536 
8,874 

19,687 

29 

1,005 

358 

805 

2 
29 
12 

30 

10 
364 

214 

297 

544 
19, 922 
7,526 

16,444 

'21 

7 

15 

10,770 
2,178 

7,477 

3 
9 
9 

33 

1,111 
3,766 
6,696 

12,210 

Henainder  of  County 

Wood  County 

Bowling  Green 

Remainder  of  County » . . . 

Wyandot  County 

16 
32 

48 

8,908 
10,779 

22.534 

349 
456 

658 

8 
22 

21 

111 
186 

252 

6,753 
9,691 

12.861 

7 
8 

14 

4,103 
3,374 

2.334 

9 
24 

34 

7,405 
20,200 

10 
38 

31 

3,983 
18,551 

10, 386 

214 
444 

365 

8 
13 

25 

65 
187 

151 

4,148 
8,713 

7,097 

6 

8 

9 

1,743 
591 

846 

4 
30 

22 

2,240 
17,960 

9,540 

34.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Opbration  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  busincsa 


Establishments 


(>(umber) 


Sales, 
entile  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  ton, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Nuraberl 


Piid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
Wumber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


ALLM   COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

ASHTABULA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BUTIHl  COUNTY  (See  Hamilton-Mlddletown  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

CLARK  COUNTY  (See  Springfield  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

COLUMBIANA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

CRAWFORD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulii  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CUYAHOGA  COUNTY,  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings , 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap).. , 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  buLk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


20 

3,000 


21 
2,979 


131 
32 

107 
58 
39 
10 

162 
S4 
61 

116 
1,047 

34 

i 

1,094 


68,058 


32,692 


5,069 

1,955 

2,973 

307 

852 

2,289 
1,337 
720 
1,684 
2,260 
13,196 

11,488 

4,254 


3,951 
303 


3,862 

1,604 
756 
967 

1,195 
784 

3,914 

4,358 
7,797 
1,677 


3,429 


340 

724 

900 

1,465 

2,306 
16,033 

3,533,692 


43,388 
3,490,304 


1,345,515 


85,814 
34,924 
32,554 
21,122 
32,474 
18,905 

61,331 
74,599 
61,548 
138,065 
784,179 

86,303 

18,801 

2,039,685 


3,596 


2,206 


303 
70 

233 
22 

126 

327 
121 
65 
344 
110 
485 

524 

115 


100 
15 


7 

877 

59 

3 

871 

37 

8 

848 

189 

5 

2,041 

106 

6 

318 

30 

3 

427 

29 

15 

3,030 

163 

3 

1,087 

145 

12 

4,734 

105 

3 

3,147 

68 

206 

108 
39 
57 

156 
33 

395 

112 
123 
25 


4 
41 
69 
91 

27 
272 

1«,829 


5,950 
147,879 


5,869 
1,217 
2,458 
1,928 
3,427 
297 

9,342 
7,613 
5,102 
4,951 
45,143 

3,046 
233 

57,253 


105 

33 

82 

6 

71 

126 
37 
23 

102 
56 

163 

156 
49 


62 
68 
18 
35 
59 
18 
151 

22 
48 
31 


11 
122 


1,684 


1,453 
38,117 


23,223 


74 
30 
114 
42 
32 
6 


27 
102 
671 

6 

I 
446 


1,705 
329 
670 
480 
Sll 
84 

2,807 

1,939 

988 

1,421 

11,989 

804 

82 

14,008 


44,262 


5,992 

1,450 

4,235 

458 

2,631 

7,080 
1,854 
1,211 
7,593 
2,735 
9,023 

10, 178 

2,058 


1,936 
122 


13,620 


51 

1,247 

11 

736 

61 

3,572 

35 

1,723 

10 

556 

U 

524 

57 

3,573 

37 

3,186 

37 

2,007 

14 

1,402 

20,555 


3,687 
2,132 

987 
1,253 
3,054 

608 
8,834 

1,968 
2,688 

510 


9,508 


3,769 


140 

806 

1,370 

1,453 

579 
5,160 

2,951,870 


110,929 
2,840,941 


1,659,378 


114,123 
21,458 
43,935 
36,230 
62,839 
4,701 

185,670 
132,326 

89,032 
91,761 
877,303 

56,931 

4,274 

,120,358 


OHIO 


34.19 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbrsonnbl.  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opcntioo,  and  kind  of  business 


DMIKE  COOKTY,  total 

Herchant  rf»olesaleps,   total ■ 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products  (edible) ■ 

Autcnotive  equlpoent,   tlree  and  tubes 

Hardvare,  pluabing,  heating 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Merchant  ybolesalers,   n.e.c 

Petrolewi  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Asseablers  (mainly  farm  products},   total 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

AaseablerSf  n.e.c 

OUwr  operatliig  types 

ERIE  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,   distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Waste  BBterials 

Merchant  lAtolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.... 

Other  operating  types 

FAIRFIELD  COOVTY ,  total 

Hercbaxrt  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  («d  ible ) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wbolesalers,  n.e.c 

FetroleuiD  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

PHANKLIN  COUNTY  (See  Columbus  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

HAMILTON  COOMTY,  total.. 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establisbments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  ^iparel 

Pumlture,  bene  fumisbings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  eqxiipneirt ,  tires  and  tubes 

Kardvare,  plumbing,  heating 

Metals,  metal  work  (ezc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  idiolesalers ,  n.e.c.. 

Maniifacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  ( with  stocks }.... 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  tKilk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating,  types. 

HANCOCK  COUWTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOI£SALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  ^Aolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equiinent,  supplies 

Merchant  ^diolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

JEFFERSCHI  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  irttolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


EstabJishtnents 

Qiumber) 


30 


9 

2,247 

228 

5 

1,764 

182 

4 

1,108 

114 

6 

666 

80 

3 

364 

70 

5 

443 

70 

10 

2,887 

213 

7 

3,880 

87 

10 

3,882 

118 

4 

895 

52 

4 

644 

65 

4 

265 

30 

4 

295 

28 

9 

2,529 

105 

12 

2,642 

59 

16 

8,482 

148 

1,843 


99 
107 
16 
78 
31 
7 
74 
51 
25 
50 
570 


226 
170 


29 

310 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


32,501 


7,955 


685 
3,369 

488 
1,687 

521 
1,205 

3,251 

14,328 


8,717 
5,611 


15,752 


4,628 


2,262,893 


2,262,893 


754,086 


62,489 
73,671 
19,555 
29,405 
9,354 
17,004 
23,044 
22,883 
18,635 
63,634 
414,412 

1,026,458 


569,530 
456,928 


42,392 
439,957 


(x) 


(x) 
44,769 


23,379 


3,266 

1,857 

799 

601 

16,856 

3,460 
17,930 

33,727 


24,799 


5,140 
598 
3,268 
1,037 
7,711 
7,045 

3,011 
5,917 


Pay  roll, 
enure  year 

{Thouiand 
dollars) 


1,028 


38 
90 
46 

134 
62 

101 

76 
410 


239 
171 


84,064 


1,858 
82,206 


48,910 


3,636 

4,241 

609 

2,251 

838 

188 

3,334 

2,897 

1,486 

2,551 

26,869 

27,666 


21,263 
6,403 


2,320 
3,310 


(x) 


(x) 

1,314 


207 
189 
148 
84 
277 

71 
338 

2,145 


1,819 


284 
52 
200 
158 
378 
747 

101 
225 


Active 
propnetora,* 
November 

mumber) 


1,096 


65 

158 

7 

84 

16 

5 

50 

25 

19 

56 

331 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Humbc) 


18 
?2 

19 

41 
16 
45 

33 
222 


95 
127 


90 

4,217 

85 

4,571 

30 

2,031 

30 

1,594 

22 

1,489 

32 

1,130 

72 

3,781 

28 

1,639 

51 

2,481 

23,319 


507 
22,812 


14,164 


1,137 

1,376 
137 
646 
312 
65 

1,048 
761 
384 
819 

7,479 

7,067 


5,698 
1,369 


673 
908 


Ix) 


(x) 


18 
160 


Payroll 

(Oollnri) 


8.0O7 


688 
1,806 

996 
1,673 
1,011 
1,833 

1,613 
9,125 


4,397 
4,728 


9,645 


5,706 


976 

1,298 

690 

552 

2,190 

1,161 
2,778 


X,058 

1,524,447 


884,114 


63,189 
78,853 
11,687 
41,054 
17,526 
3,214 
58,246 
53,627 
25,135 
48,445 
483,138 

532,867 


410,482 
122,385 

44,294 
63,172 

(x) 


(X) 
23,896 


16,547 


3,498 
4,002 
2,320 
1,788 
4,939 

895 
6,454 


31,814 


5,464 
856 
3,723 
3,606 
5,166 
12,999 

2,647 
4,525 


34.20 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Ektablishmbnts,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  aot)  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opeoUon,  and  kind  of  business 


LICKING  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


LCRAIN  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Establishments 
(Number) 


LUCAS  COUNTY  (See  Toledo  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102. ) 
MAHONING  COUNTY,  total 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (adlble) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Autcmotlve  equipment,  tires  and   tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents,  brokers,  total 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


MARION  COUNTY,  total - 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits., 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroluem  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 
Other  operating  types 


MER£^  COONTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 


Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Assemblers,  n.e.c 


Other  operating  types. 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


55 


6 

1,472 

89 

8 

1,791 

203 

6 

3,669 

388 

5 

311 

60 

4 

3,725 

250 

0 

4,196 

127 

5 

2,162 

53 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doilaTs) 


(x) 


(x) 
17,326 


10,968 


18,982 


2,036 

2,296 

3,330 

3,070 

1,477 

287 

391 

927 

1,026 

2,287 

1,855 

1,113 

7,243 

410 

1,697 


214,048 


122,351 


16,749 
20,383 
8,208 
6,051 
1,187 
4,209 
13,875 
2,809 
4,544 
11,272 
10,251 
23,313 

66,613 


34,362 
32,251 


21,625 
2,959 


1,072 
1,887 


(x) 


(x) 
24,432 


9,344 


1,450 
670 
541 
428 
372 
192 

5,691 

3,828 
4,797 
6,463 


2,116 


283 

366 

1,467 

3,717 

7,586 


7,183 
403 


Pay  roB, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Cx) 


(x) 
1,170 


2,008 


1,658 


60 
182 
266 
109 
229 
26 
*9 
68 
228 
285 
156 

106 

180 

7 

57 


13,681 


10,069 


947 

1,428 

546 

223 

72 

633 

996 

255 

637 

1,648 

844 

1,840 

2,575 


2,223 
352 


1,000 
37 


(x) 


(x) 
1,004 


72 
'  57 
18 
42 
50 
26 
440 

121 
80 
98 


8 
36 

44 

84 

156 


134 
22 


Active 
proprietore,* 
November 

Wuraber) 


(x) 


(x) 


4 

36 

1,788 

10 

73 

3,903 

2 

180 

10,007 

4 

39 

1,503 

11 

87 

4,837 

11 

53 

2,985 

3 

12 

901 

(x) 


To" 


Paid  employees  ^nd  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


(X) 


(x) 


17 

1,113 

60 

3,964 

71 

4,815 

38 

2,467 

77 

4,519 

9 

690 

1* 

654 

24 

1,296 

67 

3,930 

65 

5,009 

57 

2,637 

31 

2,072 

58 

3,582 

4 

177 

27 

1,377 

280 

404 

157 

64 

28 

193 

259 

80 

199 

457 

292 

538 


631 
68 


272 
22 


(l) 


"TO" 


3 

27 

1,174 

1 

18 

1,095 

2 

7 

347 

9 

17 

832 

2 

11 

974 

3 

13 

543 

18 

166 

8,270 

9 

39 

2,140 

4 

27 

1,441 

I 

53 

1,975 

Payroll 
{Dollars) 


(x) 


(X) 
25,924 


22,038 


270,741 


198,839 


17,821 
28,144 
9,342 
4,209 
1,345 
12,619 
21,123 
4,089 
12,269 
32,239 
22,433 
33,206 

51,263 


44,873 
6,390 


19,620 
1,019 


639 
380 


U) 


"TTi 
18,791 


13,235 


l,tl3 


125 
664 
824 

1,538 

2,947 


2,534 

413 


OHIO 


34.21 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  opcraaon,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(^lumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoasatid 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

(>(umfaer) 


E^id  employeea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(>(umber) 


Payroll 

(Oolldrj) 


MIAMI  CX3UNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  laeats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

MONTGOMERY  COUNTY,  total 

Mercharrt  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

AutCBOtive  rqulpoent,  tires  and  tubes 

Slectrlcal  ^oods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Hetals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c* 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods ■ 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  constj'  ctlon  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

MDSKINGOM  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEJfTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

POMAM  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RICHLAND  COUmr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment^  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


62 


35 


488 


29 
15 
9 
6 
3 
10 

21 
26 
14 
9 
175 


19,938 


9,231 


6 

1,268 

69 

8 

9« 

119 

i 

367 

16 

6 

1,453 

39 

11 

5,199 

278 

10 

3,896 

74 

13 

5,761 

169 

4 

1,030 

24 

394,476 


176,991 


10,405 
6,851 

11,149 

3,632 

731 

6,636 

5,485 
28,884 

4,417 
10,485 
88,316 

132,060 


24,675 
107,385 


20,770 
46,549 


3,972 
2,521 

231 
8,295 

814 

294 

2,118 

3,788 

5,297 

19,219 

18,106 

(x) 


(x) 
45,047 


22,936 


2,722 
2,923 
1,661 
1,136 
5,910 
971 
7,613 

4,686 
17,425 

20,872 


3,857 


3,617 
240 

1,605 
15,410 

45,487 


30,748 


11,517 
4,047 
1,890 
1,218 
498 

872 
1,256 
2,182 
3,336 
3,432 

6,086 
8,653 


7 

41 

1,326 

6 

42 

2,311 

5 

7 

266 

6 

22 

980 

9 

115 

5,989 

11 

29 

1,583 

2 

52 

2,391 

2 

26 

862 

506 
893 
366 
343 
106 
630 

1,044 

2,082 

427 

855 

8,379 

3,820 


2,704 
1,116 


1,061 
697 


195 
18 
248 


(x) 


(x) 
2,814 


125 
312 
130 
152 
432 
119 
469 

191 
884 


25 

201 


697 

510 

102 

28 

a 

154 
135 
309 
215 
366 

364 
723 


(x) 


Cx) 


5,991 


4,383 


204 
251 
118 
118 
31 
150 

314 
575 
104 
178 
2,340 

1,015 


697 

318 


(x) 


(x) 
1,020 


60 
101 

44 

56 
141 

51 
142 

58 
367 


103 
1,069 


215 

139 

38 

18 


45 
31 
84 
67 
113 

112 
181 


288,322 


10,282 

16,761 

5,934 

6,806 

2,312 

12,084 

a, 158 
39,171 
6,550 
12,601 
155,163 

78,279 


53,972 
24,307 


20, 149 
13,242 


416 

1,257 

50 

1,524 

235 

171 
626 

3,780 
326 

4,857 

6,260 
(x) 


(x) 
52,699 


31,957 


2,461 
5,640 
2,626 
2,877 
8,221 
2,497 
7,635 

3,700 
17,042 

6,512 


2,331 


1,770 
561 


469 
3,712 


69,742 


46,063 


12,804 

9,332 

1,898 

500 

390 

3,015 
2,265 
5,367 
3,326 
6,666 

7,131 
16,548 


34.22 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kink  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


SCIOTC  COUtmf,  total 

Administrative,  aiixiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farni  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SENECA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals, 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

STARK  COUNTY  (See  Canton  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

SUMMIT  COUNTY  (See  AJo-on  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

TRUMBULL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stat  ions ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

TUSCARAWAS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materlala 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

VAN  WERT  COUMTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials > 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

•»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.eiC.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


70 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


33,835 


23,107 


10,755 

2,M 

1,339 

495 

889 

346 

4,031 

3,058 

4,009 

5,719 

24,386 


11,288 


2,700 

712 

7,876 

3,564 
5,966 
3,568 


5 

508 

27 

5 

490 

16 

4 

999 

47 

5 

1,188 

206 

4 

1,330 

127 

7 

720 

82 

5 

1,203 

76 

12 

4,652 

301 

10 

4,421 

52 

3 

325 

35 

8,874 


2,912 
922 
664 

1,658 
179 
608 
465 

1,466 

4,594 
22,843 


7,163 


1,475 
337 
170 

5,181 

2,994 
12,636 


11,136 


2,918 
1,174 

421 
1,568 

238 
4,817 

641 
4,490 
4,827 


Pay  ron, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


U) 


2,295 


635 
291 
107 

43 
142 

44 
136 
231 

156 

410 

1,456 


957 


332 
111 
514 

217 
223 


103 

115 
28 

219 
12 
64 
27 

137 

120 
588 


76 

50 

10 

142 


1,405 


1,162 


197 
272 

51 
191 

37 
414 

19 
125 
99 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

dumber) 


JsL 


U) 


6 

211 

5 

106 

5 

31 

5 

16 

4 

46 

3 

16 

2 

53 

10 

97 

4 

62 

1 

87 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>!umbeT) 


-liL 


(X) 


117 
40 
154 

71 
87 
32 


5 

16 

5 

9 

2 

lA 

1 

61 

2 

41 

6 

33 

9 

31 

7 

122 

1 

20 

2 

11 

39 
38 
12 
72 
6 
25 
13 
4S 

49 

230 


81 
108 
26 
65 
21 
143 

10 
M 
37 


OKLAHOMA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business •   35.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 35.03 

Oklahoma  City  Metropolitan  Area 35.03 

Tiilsa  Metropolitan  Area 35.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 35.06 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

tiy  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 35.08 

Caddo  County 35.08     Okmulgee  County 35.08 

Carter  County 35.08     Pittsburg  County 35.08 

Comanche  County 35.08     Pontotoc  County 35.08 

Custer  County 35.08     Pottowatomie  County 35.08 

Garfield  County 35.08     Seminole  County 35.08 

Grady  County 35.08     Texas  County 35.08 

Kay  County 35.08  Tulsa  County  (See  Tulsa 

Muskogee  County 35.08      Metropolitan  Area) 35.05 

Oklahoma  County  (See  Oklahoma 

City  Metropolitan  Area) 35.03 


35.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousarid 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 

entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprie- 
tors,* 

NOVCID' 

her 

(Num. 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 


July  15 


Nov.  15 
(J^umber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest —  1  Stocks  on 
hand,  end 


March  15 

(.Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dolbri) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948... 

Wholesale  establishments 1948.. . 

1939... 
1929. . . 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic,  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total..., 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) , 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers ,   country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

0 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  Scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


24 
3,668 

3,985 
4,168 


1,657 
3 
42 


210 
67 


814 
171 


13 
319 
372 


19 
258 


^55 
18 
13 
218 
30 
56 


1.739,200 


9,960 
1,729,240 

458,709 
769,696 


735,897 


722 ,278 
2,941 
10,678 


218,993 
114,128 


147,849 
279,372 


233,001 


13,613 
144,269 
75,119 


114,954 


99,686 
2,416 
140 
6,197 
6,515 

56,832 


34,172 
22,660 


19,167 


11,131 
2,858 
4,049 
1,129 

32,444 


2,440 
3,673 


14,237 


9,634 
4,603 


6,434 
1,873 
7,428 

58,717 
36,042 


27,985 
19,849 

31.677 


9,887 
21,790 


2,945 
11,687 
10,332 

170,287 


97BZ5" 
15,031 
4,162 
L29,901 
4,880 
5,797 

671 

14.155 


10,195 
3,960 


24,750 


26,288 


26.349 


1,418,401 


1.538.146 


1.564.162 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a, 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


4,111 
72,717 

21,198 
30,784 


2,767 
2,061 


1,078 
23,672 

14,787 
n.a. 


15,933 


1,138 
25,150 

15,996 
n.a. 


1,161 
25,188 

16,011 
n.a. 


119,828 
1,298,573 

n.a. 
n.a. 


131,759 
1,406,387 

n.a. 
n.a. 


136,900 
1,427,262 

n.a. 
n.a. 


91,964 
343 
829 


12.7 
11.7 
7.8 


49,772 

86 

404 


1,190 

3 

30 


15,765 

18 

150 

3,631 


16,543 
18 
152 

3.774 


16,3a4 
18 
156 

3.775 


877,319 
1,974 
7.675 


945,901 
2,024 
7,758 

254.366 


969,224 
2,041 
8,239 

264.265 


20,784 
4,478 


13,778 
4,480 


7,907 


9.5 
3.9 


9.3 
1.6 


11,700 
1,559 

3,694 
1,545 

3,957 


775 
178 


3,249 
382 


1,546 
823 


1,739 


3,383 
391 


1,590 
355 


3,383 

392 


1,572 
892 


1,971 


217,223 
28,661 


71,452 
27,838 


224,683 
29,683 


74,894 
29,108 


233,563 
30,702 


75,125 
31,310 


323 
4,228 
3,356 


2.4 
2.9 
4.5 


205 
2,201 
1,551 


3 

81 

275 


75 
801 
863 


77 

1,281 

860 


103 
878 
990 


3,641 
35,548 
27,242 


3,943 
60,550 
27,843 


4,912 
38.810 
33,334 


50,262     1,223 


10,138 


8,268 
245 
26 
539 

1,060 

8,724 


5,801 
2,923 


2,484 


1,314 
453 
434 
283 

1,774 


443 
383 


,540 
499 


3,673 


1,368 

675 

1,630 

1,174 
7,827 


2,654 
2,568 


1,492 
3,450 


106 
1,374 
2,572 

24,781 


2,916 
2,584 
653 
15,708 
1,285 
1,371 

264 

2,221 


1,607 
614 


8.3 
10.1 
18.6 

8.7 
16.3 

15.4 


5,968 


17.0 
12.9 


13.0 


15.8 

10.7 
25.1 

5.5 


18.2 
10.4 


16.0 

10.8 


21.3 
36.0 
21.9 

2.0 
21.7 


9.5 
12.9 


15.1 
15.8 


3.6 
11.8 
24.9 

14.6 


7TX 
17.2 
15.7 
12.1 
26.3 
23.6 

39.3 


15.8 
15.5 


5,030 

98 

7 

255 

573 

4,956 


3,230 
1,726 


1,433 
1,378 


832 
215 

200 
131 


235 

ISO 


995 
293 


595 

473 

1,152 

511 
4,504 


1,529 
1,326 

3,002 


993" 
2,004 

2,402 


42 

838 

1,522 

12,900 


1,741 

1,576 

378 

7,638 

712 

656 

149 


674 
361 


125 


103.326 


94 
249 


110 
45 


1,397 
580 


302 
92 
58 
43 


254 
71 


171 
132 

315 

112 
1,468 


341 


~55F 
507 


19 
268 
467 

3,416 

4ia 

332 

101 

1,997 

269 

256 

43 


236 
212 


1,833 
52 


109 
216 


1,782 
50 


111 

310 


1,588 
579 


93 
55 


249 
79 


168 
129 
312 

164 
,532 


fTJT 
350 


317 
500 


19 
313 
530 

3,538 

41« 

338 

98 

2,1U 
278 
256 

39 


309 
201 


87,131 

2,042 

98 

4,013 

10,037 

84,088 


109,858 


1,596 
613 


"3(55 
83 

61 


54,105 
29,983 


24,392 


249 

77 


175 
130 
319 

119 
1,632 

869 

— Z^ 


809 

T5r 


19 
295 
538 

3,633 

— TST 

337 

95 

2,219 

271 

264 

38 


317 
188 


15,615 
4,073 
2,901 
2,303 

15,435 


5,287 
3,307 

24,791 


20,137 
4,654 


40.257 


11,505 
9,111 
19,641 

7,051 
79,411 

48,729 
25,124 


52,971 

i7;iw 


784 
18,391 
25,576 

233,125 

29,038 

6,633 

135,965 

U,902 

12,141 

2,759 

17.757 


11,238 
6,519 


93,387 
2,013 
183 
4,876 
9,399 

94,287 


108,901 


53 ,062 
31,225 


30,463 
25,772 


89,222 

2,168 

183 

4,905 

12,423 

95.088 


15,876 
4,140 
3,324 
2,432 

15,759 


5,122 
3,362 


20,029 
5,044 


11,222 

9,329 

20,107 

10,900 
82,180 

52.578 


26,4^7 
26,131 


19,306 
36,290 


790 
20,633 
34,067 

244,432 

29,282 
7,304 
145,332 
14,180 
12,197 

2,522 

19,325 


63,822 
31,256 


25,938 


4,049 
3,172 
2,768 

16,16* 

8,638    , 

5,142 

3,496 


19,834 
4,945 


11,809 

9,625 

20,428 

89,030 


31,903 


58,384 
18  505 


39,879 


12,805 
6,520 


777 
20,171 
33,424 

255.950 

31 ; ABO 

29,384 

6,383 

159,098 
13,992 
12,634 

2,779 


13,492 
6,087 


OKLAHOMA 


35.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expensl-s,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers,... 

Coal,   coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),total 


Groceries,  conl'ectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 


Estab- 

hsh- 
tncnts 


(>(uraber) 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cooiaerclal  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment. 

Industrial  machinerj',  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Faiui  products  (raw  materials ) 

Idvestock 

Farm  products  (inedible), n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

FanD  prolucts  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Pana  products  (raw  materials ) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Other  inedible  faxia  products 

Other  assemblers 

ADMINISTRAIIVE.AUXILIAHY  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tennlnals 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X   withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
□.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable. 


"7T 


266 
4 


62 

322 

5 

19 

9 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


67,773 

16, 4U 
3,59i 
i,442 
1,775 

10,i65 
2,580 
5,782 

22,722 

218,993 


44,168 
4,494 
2,865 
2,762 

23,568 
8,639 
7,610 

78.319 


7,079 
19,021 
48,988 

3,231 

46,568 


114,128 


2,864 
492 

6,990 
12,247 
91,535 

279,372 


34,446 

6,273 

1,108 

672 

212,742 


201,229 
11,513 

3,251 

340 
5,266 
6,360 
8,914 


22,231 
357 

206,535 


21,012 
144,028 

2,335 
34,864 

4,296 

3,878 


(x) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Amount 

(Thousdnd 
dollars) 


9,460 


1,933 
743 
596 
164 
941 
432 
863 

3,788 

20,784 


4,155 
423 
700 
296 

1,704 
399 
904 

9.374 


2,439 

1,418 

4,818 

699 

2,829 


4,478 


93 

74 

366 

943 

3,002 

4,480 


778 

210 

84 

69 


1,935 
135 


35 

230 
500 
260 


1,788 


1,721 
67 

5.707 


731 
4,176 
119 
362 
319 

412 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


13.9 


20.7 
13.4 
9.2 
9.0 
16.7 
14.9 
16.7 

9.5 


9.4 
9.4 
24.4 
10.7 
7.2 
4.6 
11.9 

12.0 


34.4 

7.4 

9.8 

21.6 

6.1 


3.9 


3.2 

15.0 

5.2 

7.7 
3.3 

1.6 


2.2 
3.3 

7.6 
10.3 

1.0 


1.0 
1.2 

6.0 

10.3 
4.4 
7.9 
2.9 

3.4 


7.7 
18.8 


3.5 
2.9 
5.1 
1.0 
7.4 


n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 


Payroll, 

entire 

year 

CThoiisand 
dollars) 


4,531 


1,050 
342 
334 
90 
385 
205 
386 

1,739 

11,700 


2,180 
207 
323 
166 

1,186 
188 
441 

5.346 


1,715 
751 

2,442 
438 

1,663 


48 
42 
156 
447 
866 


263 

71 

20 

9 


"^9 
39 


42 

159 

55 


"ST 
15 


2,898 


327 

2,176 

66 

137 

192 

231 


4,111 


1,312 

147 

2,652 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

{Hum- 
ber) 


197 
2 


March  15 

(NuTiber) 


1,505 


316 
126 
125 

34 
141 

61 
116 
586 


July  15     Nov.  15 


(Number) 


1,603 


307 
132 
145 

31 
150 

61 
132 
645 


716 
77 
79 
41 

325 
48 

146 


370 
236 
594 
150 


11 
11 
37 
90 
233 


620 
11 


3 


111 

800 

31 

57 

90 


347 
42 
689 


677 
81 
93 
43 

336 
51 

158 

1,435 


387 
244 
651 
153 


13 
11 
37 
97 
233 


646 
13 


527 
5 


1,567 


122 

1,275 

38 

66 

66 

119 


386 
43 
709 


(Number) 


1.595 


332 

125 
135 

32 
158 

64 
131 
618 


689 
69 
90 
43 

374 
57 

152 

1.414 


425 
237 
602 

150 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(I>olldrs) 


75.663 


17,400 
6,140 
5,896 
1,482 
6,274 
3,822 
6,519 

28,130 

217,223 


41,874 
3,723 
5,712 
2,525 

21,730 
3,452 
7,776 

101.451 


13 
11 
37 
96 
235 


35,468 
13,681 
44,019 
8,283 

28,980 


28,661 


380 

830 

2,742 

6,347 

15,862 

27,838 


4,814 

1,455 

457 

170 


693  15,052 


"553 
10 


1,971 


499 
3 


14,427 
625 


972 

85 

780 

3,342 

7U 

66,431 


269 

876 

41 

64 

62 


1,161 


402 
45 
714 


15,427 
265 


46,123 


84.828 


19,041 
6,514 
6,585 
1,469 
7,047 
3,820 
8,113 

32,239 

224.633 


41,406 
4,144 
6,385 
2,431 

25,343 
3,482 
8,085 

100.107 


30,509 
14,874 
47.006 
7,718 

33,300 


29,683 


995 

830 

2,695 

8,612 
16,551 

29,108 


4,597 

1.412 

457 

170 

16.005 


15,275 
730 

1,132 

124 

781 

3,406 

1,024 

92,336 


17,056 


4,342 

35,545 

822 

2,444 

2,970 

4,616 


16,731 
325 

70,900 


4,863 

60,223 

929 

2,709 

2,176 

4,380 


131,759 


22,462 
2,638 
94,728 


25,778 

3,364 

102,617 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollors) 

83 .937 


19,972 
6,167 
6,428 
1,515 
7,709 
3,365 
7,477 

30,804 

233,563 


44,676 
3,804 
7,141 
2,502 

27,658 
4,420 
8,532 


102 .270 
32,834 
13,586 
48,095 
7,755 

32,560 


30,702 


1,034 
830 
2,828 
8,384 
17,626 

31,310 


4,633 

1,426 

987 

170 

17,215 


16,615 
600 

1,100 

124 

858 

3,953 

844 

77,056 


15,932 


15,672 
260 


55,559 


10,518 

33,783 

1,242 

2,730 

2,286 

5,565 


136,900 


25,479 

3,228 

108,193 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(T/lOU4<lTld 

dollars) 


6.798 


1,629 
676 
543 
200 
802 
461 
517 

1,970 

16.569 


936 
132 
399 
163 
3,339 
243 
505 


7,837 

409 

1,943 

5,153 

332 

3,015 


42 
2 


9,333 


559 

549 

10 


8,022 
3,408 
3,770 

102 
1 

741 

752 


288 
46 
555 


n.e,c.  Hot  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

ESTABLISHMEXTS,  SaI-ES,  PaY  RoIX,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OP  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  fiuSINESS:  1948 


Establishments 
(Number) 

Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 

Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 

Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 

Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollorj) 

OKLAHOMA  CITY  METROPOLITAN  AREA. »   total 

774 

(X) 

32,263 

516 

10,017 

645.853 

8 
766 

(x) 

693,564 

1,282 
30,981 

516 

407 
9,610 

26,315 

Wholesale  estab llahnents 

619,038 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


35.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


OKLAHOMA  CITY  METROPOLITAN  AREA—Continued 
WHOLESALE  ESTAfiLISHMEinS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals , 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products } , 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats , 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery. , 

Meats  and  meat  products , 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  (fresh ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

AutoDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances ,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newsjjapere 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  suppliea 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Luniber,  construction  materials. . . . ; 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Humher) 


517 
120 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollar  j) 


282,2-^8 
17';,216 


133,678 
40,538 

21,351 
132,225 
33,524 


282,248 


35,155 

28,412 

1,060 

3,028 

2,655 

15,627 


6,605 
9,022 


9,776 

2,511 

546 

8,149 
5,227 

12,917 
8,347 
7,9U 

12,217 

30,644 


14,045 
16,599 


22,610 


6,582 
16,028 


14,665 


I^y  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumbcr) 


21,554 
7.289 


5,478 
8U 

973 
906 
259 


2,018 


1,587 

34 

130 

257 

1.075 


-ass 

669 


733 
103 
78 

172 
357 

1,042 

999 

53 

1.565 

1.777 


SOS" 
972 

2.239 


8,709 
5.955 


58,664 


7,517 
13,385 
29,821 
2,500 
3,336 
2,105 

5.725 
5,156 


26,705 


7,612 
2,230 
2,758 
1.348 
12,757 

133.678 


26,558 

915 

3,105 


4,779 
11,714 
20,308 


492 

40,046 


182.225 


32,535 

5,217 

134,217 

2,891 
7,365 


65r 
1,581 


T30 
861 


5,539 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,502 

1,313 

1,733 

383 

357 

251 

421 


320 
101 


369 

193 
169 
77 
884 


955 
76 
188 

2,840 


1,185 
712 
943 

2,419 

811 


42 
769 


242 
55 

454 
35 

120 


6,762 
2,158 


1,926 
232 

335 
254 
101 


51 
113 


173 
211 


~23r 

39 
25 

71 

93 

254 

345 

20 
540 


253 
294 


207 
383 


165 
275 


1,497 


321 
262 
577 
134 
144 
59 


131 
51 


65 

27 

325 


323 
28 
64 


294 
159 
309 


11 
221 


131 
11 
41 


OKLAHOMA 

Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 


35.05 


Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


TDLSA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

iUlAinistratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMQITS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 
Sales  branches  (with  stocks). 


Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) . . . 
terminals. 


Petroleum  bulk  stations 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products... 
Fruits,  vegetables (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 


Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccnnerclal  machines,  equipment 

Fana-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials . .  


Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutciBObiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
I  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(T^umber) 


11 
517 


341 

105 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolUrs) 


368.349 


3,991 
364,358 


170,981 
143,834 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousdnil  doILtri) 


74,124 
69,710 

14,767 
31,986 
2,790 


21,021 


17,586 

577 

1,5U 

1,347 

15,720 


11,258 
4,462 

4,901 
5,009 
5,079 
6,863 
6,964 
15,910 
6,612 


3,598 
5,399 


55,419 


1,607 
1.495 
47,656 
1,528 
1,967 
1,166 

1,947 
21,938 


5,690 

867 

2,636 

12,745 

74,124 


13,930 

1,950 

3,047 

35,750 

19,447 

69,710 


5,393 

54,317 


31,986 


1,056 
15,310 

3,908 
11,712 


21,970 


1,477 
20,493 


U,738 
5,095 


4,384 

711 

352 

269 

39 


791 
30 
62 

166 


1,379 
277 

291 
364 
163 

1,156 
951 

1,002 
628 


420 

— 25r 

199 
5.001 


iSS 
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3,970 
227 
255 
239 

204 
1,853 


82 

166 

1,202 

4,384 


964 
247 
U5 
2,075 
953 

711 


262 
449 


16 

61 

126 

66 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


195 
3 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  vtotk' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
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^  Coextensive  with  Oklahoma  County. 
*  Coextensive  with  Tulsa  County. 


407 
6,165 


4,599 
1.341 


1,194 
147 

117 
87 
21 


4,599 


396 


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15 

22 

101 


679 
99 

103 
116 
57 
255 
362 
280 
155 


51 

73 

1.354 


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30 
1,014 
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97 
67 

96 


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45 

339 


285 

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53 

521 

273 


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29,214 
398,108 


283,131 
101.144 


87,648 
13,496 

7,167 

5,729 

937 


19,843 


14,301 

717 

1,178 

3,647 

32.998 


28,211 
4,787 

5,851 
6,575 
2,689 
20,871 
20,179 
19,391 
12,629 

8,517 


4,4Jl 
4,086 

96.320 


2,887 
2,124 
77,120 
4,356 
5,023 
4,810 

3,418 
33,850 


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1,257 

3,408 

21,416 

87.648 


18,588 
5,273 
2,743 
42,294 
18,750 

13,496 


4,486 

9,010 

5,729 


294 

1,094 
3,093 
1,248 


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Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSO>JNEL,  BY  TyPE  OP  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BUSINESS:   1948 


County,  type  of  operation. 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sala, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dolUrs) 

Pay  roU, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolUK) 

Active 
propri' 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Countv,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TliouMtid 
dollars) 

PayroU, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors," 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roil,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

and  land  of  business 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Payroll 
(Dollars) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Payroll 
(DDllari) 

CADDO  COIWTY,  total 

58 

10,633 

259 

48 

168 

5,704 

MUSKOGEE  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

117 

Cx) 

(x) 

(x) 

Cx) 

(x) 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

8 

1,425 

35 

7 

19 

834 

1 
116 

69 

(x) 
39,339 

22,441 

(I) 
1,983 

1.585 

(x) 
73 

44 

(x) 
859 

671 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . . 

3 
5 

22 

28 

68 

194 
1,231 

2,187 
7,021 

20,595 

14 
21 

55 
169 

1,126 

3 
4 

24 
17 

56 

7 

12 

31 

118 

484 

270 
564 

1,202 
3,668 

20,244 

39  303 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,   terminals... 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

30.913 

CARTER  COUNTY,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats., , 
Farm  products   (edible ) 

7 
11 
6 
3 
3 
10 
10 
19 

9 

18 
6 

14 

4;975 
5,638 
1,931 
915 
1,520 
1,194 
2,092 
4,176 

3,088 
3,080 
6,929 

3,801 

236 

335 
US 
68 
62 
148 
177 
391 

184 

35 

6 

123 

5 
3 
2 
1 
1 
6 
10 
11 

16 

5 

8 

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210 
71 
25 
23 
45 
77 
134 

60 
38 

5 

85 

410*2 

46 

14,557 

1,041 

37 

429 

18,447 

7,520 

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i 

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3 
i 
6 
3 
3 
10 

15 

3 
i 

60 

3,516 
1,790 

508 
1,325 
1,277 

749 
3,796 
1,596 

2,414 

698 

2,926 

20,586 

166 

307 

43 

38 

152 

133 

112 

90 

44 

S 

33 

1,018 

6 
3 

4 
6 
2 
4 
12 

16 

3 

59 

61 
143 
17 
19 
58 
50 
40 
41 

23 

3 

29 

436 

21988 
4,803 
864 
722 
2,621 
2,255 
2,425 
1,769 

955 
138 
704 

18,^18 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products   (exc.    leaf).. 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

2,267 
1,363 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf)... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . . 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

1,194 
2,797 
3,842 
7,848 

3,771 
1,631 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 
Assemblers    (farm  products ) 

Assemblers    (farm  products),   total. ,, 

2.843 

3 
11 

52 

53b 
3,271 

8,040 

6J 
60 

451 

"a 

47 

50 
35 

223 

lj640 

COMANCHE  COUNTY,  total 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

OKLAHOMA  COUNTY   (See  Oklahoma 
City  Metropolitan  Area, 
table  102.) 

OKMULGEE  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

1,203 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

36 

13,680 

871 

40 

349 

15,630 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.... 

5 
4 
4 
4 
5 
3 
11 

14 

10 

68 

5;  530 
1,665 
3,037 
1,209 
646 
107 
1,486 

2,221 
4,685 

14,831 

548 
191 
149 

35 
105 

21 
122 

90 
57 

456 

4 

4 
4 
3 
5 
4 
16 

13 
6 

55 

96 
64 
59 
18 
37 
12 
63 

41 
46 

207 

4,145 
3,201 
2,674 

760 
2,078 

437 
2,335 

1,768 
1,120 

10,083 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf)... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . . 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

8,442 

30 

5.041 

344 

32 

171 

6,550 

4 
6 
7 
5 
8 

15 
7 

56 

1,476 
847 
604 
558 

1,556 

1,803 
1,196 

15,599 

61 
101 
82 
27 
73 

41 
66 

764 

7 
7 
6 

5 
7 

14 

1 

47 

40 
48 
35 
11 
37 

20 
32 

288 

1,28* 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Machinery,   equipment,  supplies.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

1,481 
603 

CUSTER  COUOTY,   total 

1,320 

927 
965 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

20 

4,976 

253 

20 

104 

6.001 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   {exc.   leaf)... 

5 
3 
6 
6 

21 

27 

790 
1,179 

309 
2,698 

2,863 

6,992 

43 
25 
15 
170 

88 

115 

4 
4 
7 
5 

17 

18 

16 
14 
7 
67 

42 

61 

797 

614 

355 

4,235 

1,934 

2.153 

PITTSBURG  COUOTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

14,491 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . . 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

31 

9,377 

633 

22 

226 

11.504 

Petroleum  built  stations,  tenainala... 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

7 
4 
4 
4 
12 

13 

5 
7 

50 

3,6^6 

1,112 

784 

418 

3,377 

1,686 
3,511 
1,025 

11,945 

274 
79 
46 
47 

187 

41 
11 
79 

493 

6 
3 
2 
3 
8 

16 

5 
4 

36 

89 

40 
18 
16 
63 

22 

7 
33 

231 

i,9^ 

1,865 

Assemblers    (farm  products),  total....* 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
M?rchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals.. 

359 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Asseoiblers,  n.e.c 

GARFIELD  COUNTY,   total 

14 
13 

107 

5,744 
1,248 

87,862 

76 
39 

2,071 

5 
13 

61 

40 
21 

801 

1,060 
1,093 

37,411 

887 
2,399 

820 

218 

1,949 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

57 

54,450 

1,693 

37 

630 

29.736 

Other  operating  types 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.... 
Farm  products   (edible) 

4 
4 
3 
4 
10 
11 
4 
17 

20 

26 

5,598 

3,420 

771 

34,497 

1,735 
844 
410 

7,175 

19,060 
10,206 

321 

330 

35 

306 

254 

56 

42 

349 

172 

153 

3 
4 

5 
9 
3 

13 

18 
5 

136 
158 
23 
63 
79 
28 
17 
126 

70 

69 

5,487 

6,026 

684 

4,215 

4,747 

970 

852 

6,755 

3,661 

2,791 

PONTOTOC  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes.. 
Merchant  lAolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 

Assemblers    (farm  products) ,    total... 

10,007 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

22 

5,741 

362 

17 

151 

6.940 

4 

5 

U 

u 
11 

2;539 

743 

2,459 

4,531 

766 

106 
76 
ISO 

79 

24 

1 
5 

n 

10 
8 

49 
27 
75 

32 

24 

2,143 
1,467 
3,330 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 

1,555 
1.0«6 

i 

3 
3 

52 

515 
251 

857 
li.374 

15 
9 

28 
813 

6 

2 

1 
52 

11 
13 

24 

330 

417 

Assemblers    (farm  products),  total.... 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

629 

A 
22 

4 
63 

605 
9,601 

4,146 

10,395 

ii 

121 
53 

579 

2 
3 

1 
43 

25 
44 

32 
239 

840 
1,951 

1,223 
10,265 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

POTTAWATOMIE  COUMH,   total 

15.600 

GRADY  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

31 

5,964 

412 

21 

166 

7,433 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 
Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.   leaf).. 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Lumber,   construction  materials. .. . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

5 
4 
3 
6 

3 
4 
9 

14 
4 

69 

2,493 
1,065 

774 
1,081 

269 
1,149 
2,612 

2,486 
2,440 

17,552 

ll8 
48 
16 

128 
36 
68 

227 

74 
98 

902 

5 

1 
4 
6 
2 
3 
11 

15 

5 

33 

51 
20 
9 
23 
19 
17 
38 

36 
62 

...    ^»- 

2,102 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meate.... 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipinent,tlres,tube8... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

4 

6 

3 
5 
4 
3 
' 
21 
11 

82 

854 
1,245 
552 
655 
567 
604 
1,487 

2,781 
1,650 

M 

49 
96 
27 
79 
81 
14 
66 

97 
70 

U) 

1 
6 

6 

1 
2 
5 

17 
5 

(x) 

16 
39 
12 
28 
33 
7 
31 

39 
34 

U) 

1,103 
1,449 

615 
1,233 
1,539 

229 
1,265 

1,601 
1,231 

(x) 

945 
303 

2,562 
678 

1,325 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

1,668 

SEMINOLE  COUNTY,  total 

KAY  COUWn,  total 

17.350 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

1 
81 

34 

M 
19,105 

8,652 

U) 

1,165 
836 

U) 
65 

30 

(x) 
411 

276 

(x) 
22,717 

16,753 

3 

5 

19 

11 

10 
18 
3 

54 

569 

501 

9,787 

1,665 

2,505 

2,344 

181 

31,059 

55 

55 

353 

164 

216 
55 

4 

386 

3 
1 
5 
6 

'is 

3 
35 

36 
26 
L29 
66 

64 

29 

3 

178 

1  031 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
■Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

1  126 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

7,032 
3,072 

4,305 

5 

3 

8 
5 
4 
9 

21 

22 

i;054 
1,213 
1,121 
2,760 
353 
2,151 

2,562 

5,888 

47 

46 

201 

390 

44 

108 

85 

184 

5 
3 
8 
2 

4 
8 

24 

10 

31 
16 
61 
104 
19 
45 

32 

71 

800 
856 
3,578 
8,571 
773 
2,175 
1,739 
2,935 

1,229 
55 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. .. 
Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

TEXAS  COUNTY,  total 

7.887 

11 

18 

3 

22 

2,391 

1,401 

12,962 

14,305 

152 
29 
64 

141 

9 
16 

4 
6 

55 
12 
72 
39 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

604 

1,532 

Assemblers   (farm  products),   total.... 

2  126 

TOLSA  COWirr   (S«e  Tulsn 
Metropolitan  Area,   table  102.) 

Farm  products    fedlble) 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Other  operating  types 

8 
14 

4 

i;4ii 
4,477 

2,003 

117 
67 

60 

9 
1 

53 
18 

32 

2,155 
780 

1,290 

*t  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


n.e.o.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


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CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

10!   The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 36.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 36.04- 

Portland  Metropolitan  Area 36.04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 36.03 

104^  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 36.06 

Coos  Count;/ 36. 06 

Dnuglas  County 36.06 

Jackson  County 36.06 

Klamath  County 36.06 

Lane  County 36.07 

Linn  County 36.07 

Malheur  County 36.07 

Marion  County 36.07 

Multnomah 36.07 

36.01 


36.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


dumber) 


&les, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
{inc.  pay  roll) 


(Tlioujdnd 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

dum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(J^umbcr) 


July  15 
Wumber) 


Nov.  15 
(>(umber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  neai«t- 


MarchlS 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  oist 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units I'XS. 

Wholesale  estahlishinents 19^. 

1939. 
1929. 

WHQLESiLE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  hulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,   brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Floh,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines),... 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  ooveringe 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  ouppliea 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  eguipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coomercial  machines,  equip&ent. 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipoent,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  eslablishiaent  equipoient.  supplies. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,916 
l,i39 


1,391 
11 
92 


189 
A2 


437 
228 


34 
35 
102 


-ST 


J 

4 
16 

11 
205 


31 
40 
138 
20 
28 


98,343 


26,402 


28,386 


30,237 


1,743,537 


2,006,855 


16,890 
1,891,251 

437,954 
466,831 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a, 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


3,925 
94,418 

24,315 
24,190 


1,019 
631 


955 
25,447 

13,911 
n.a. 


945 
27,441 

15,884 
n.a. 


17,582 


923 
29,314 

15,696 


13,027 


67,407 
1,676,130 


68,870 
1,828,373 


71,075 
1,935,780 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,248,654 


804,319 

7,334 

141,979 


105, 868 

523 

7,642 


13,2 
7,1 
5,4 


59, 360 

274 

3,255 


976 

5 

55 


16,230 

57 

566 

3,810 


16,919 

60 

603 

3,997 


17,352 
60 
615 

4.048 


1,084,200 

5,073 

52,699 


1,157,325 

5,369 

58,889 


1,182,018 

5,6U 

61,022 

285,713 


273,046 
102, 502 

168,255 
249,215 

144,601 


24,434 
2,887 

13,586 
9,229 

17,397 


8.9 
2.3 


11.0 
3.7 


13, 182 
1,188 

5,561 
3,101 

3,497 


346 
202 


3,529 
281 


1,611 
862 


3,703 
294 


1,653 
903 


3,735 
313 


1,649 
986 


240,006 
21,269 

104,922 
53,565 


253,173 
21,812 

109,331 
57, 111 

165,313 


261,107 
24,606 

117,200 
60,252 

223,961 


38,468 
42,959 
63,174 


5,694 
1,682 
10,021 


U.8 

3.9 

15.9 


12.0 


3,103 

909 

4,485 


1,078 
250 
983 


16,853 


1,127 

339 

1,840 


17, 582 


1,215 

271 

3,113 


13,027 


47,657 
15,382 
51,357 


1,U1,972 


47,852 
20,725 
96,736 


1,221,583 


53,976 
16,353 
153,632 


1,248,654 


108,957 


65;i3l 
1,871 
4,464 
10, 507 
26,984 

72,361 


37,706 
34,655 


15,770 


15,199 

571 


17,241 


12,670 
1,924 

1,339 
1,308 

26,149 


4,814 
5,034 

11.532 


885 
10,647 


10,524 
i;331 


819 
8,374 


80,194 
44,409 


40, 732 
25,980 

57,720 


36;0S4 
21,696 

195,060 


130,896 
42,016 
22,148 

134,236 


12;213 
29,303 
21,903 
54,336 
6,817 
4,491 

5,173 


9;030 
2,414 

3.165 


i,3as 

1,777 


9,591 


4;  804 
347 
552 
893 

2,995 

9,602 


18.5 
12,4 

8,5 
11.1 

13,3 


5,996 
3,606 


2,005 


15,9 
10,4 


5,411 

3;  038 

139 

328 

510 

1,346 

5,748 


1,576 


3,574 
2,174 


1,131 
675 


955" 

56 

123 

154 
332 

1,897 


1,642 
89r 
59 
123 
157 
407 


100, 105 


56,719 
3,435 
6,913 
9,569 

23,469 


105,946 

ia,ii'r 

3,222 

6,747 

10,258 

25,462 

113,081 


107,413 
59; 495 
3,298 
7,531 
10,744 
26,345 

119.436 


1,219 
678 


1,428 
696 


62,062 
41,548 


68,191 
44,890 


1,913 
92 


2.344 


1,364 
489 
173 

318 

1,521 


12.6 
16.1 


13.6 


907 
38 


260 
11 


"239 
11 


TgO' 
11 


16^875 
702 

26.111 


19,708 
647 

26,680 


78,500 
40,936 

19,840 
19,158 


26,845 


10,8 
25,4 
12,9 
24,3 

5,8 


895 

278 

50 

194 


287 
73 
21 
39 


299 
75 
21 
39 


290 
73 
19 
38 


16,541 
5,361 
1,380 
2,829 

15,569 

10.319 


17,269 
5,503 
1,340 
2,568 

17,714 


672 
496 


14,0 
9.3 


323 
241 


156 
1,344 


17.6 
12.6 


83 
832 


20 
192 


21 
201 


37 
203 


5,949 
4,370 

13,360 


1,400 
11,  %0 


6,268 
4,675 

13.909 


177809 
5,621 
1,282 
2,133 

17,186 

12.213 


1,370 
12, 539 


7,317 
4,896 


16.166 


2ST 

179 

1,374 

2,801 
10,020 


"21:? 
21.8 
16.4 

3.5 
22,6 


4,760 
3,480 


157 
115 
898 

588 
5,960 

4.858 


4 
153 


11,7 
13,4 


T7952 
1,906 


iS" 

33 
227 

97 
1,717 

1,232 


J6 

34 
228 

101 
1,744 


51 

31 

16,079 

112 
1,770 

1,322 


Z7722 
2,239 
16,079 

8,758 
110,394 

90,637 


5;  878 
2,734 


TSTT 

12,6 


1,646 


737 
495 


1,353 


776 
497 


039 
513 


7^1 

332 


;;049 
349 

1,954 


1,051 
362 


35,773 
86,792 


61,156 
25,636 


147,680 


Z72I6 
2,113 
16,476 

9,448 
116,972 

92,754 
58,206 
34,548 

91.302 


1,807 
U,359 


24.581 


27,094 
160,915 


5,298 
2,242 

17,041 

9,275 
118,838 

103.226 
62,661 
40,565 

94.257 


27,912 


6,479 
5,002 
6,163 

23,952 


4,9 
11,9 
27.8 

17,8 


2,643 
2,491 


13,732 


40 
8 
35 

204 


3,271 
4,765 
2,938 
9,160 
1,615 
1,161 

1,042 

2,032 


26.8 
16,3 
13.4 
16.8 
23.7 
25.8 

20.1 


1,706 
2,995 
1,651 
5,281 
984 
588 

527 


386 
653 
798 

3,561 


409 
675 
870 


424 
626 

873 


283 


686 

432 

1,392 

230 
177 

147 

291 


19.9 
11.9 


7(5(57 
174 


"UO" 
51 


3,761 
440 

Tn 
533 

1,446 
240 

171 

154 
326 


52 


3,862 
451 
757 
527 

1,448 
302 
227 

150 

295 


42,114 
47,496 
58,070 

250,872 


"ST 

50 


yifiiA 

54,144 
30,693 
96,769 
15,753 
10,505 

12,960 

25.997 


22,858 
3,139 


45,511 
48,489 
66,915 

272, 113 
30;5Jfl 
59,784 
38,363 

103,016 
17,322 
10,109 

13,299 

29.690 


48,856 
45,947 
68,916 

269,310 


~5Tr 

243 


13.7 


1,511 
2,137 


267327 
3,363 

3.858 


■ia,m 

59,166 
33,835 

103,994 
19,081 
10,040 

12, 397 

27.089 


1,727 
2,131 


23,596 
3,493 

3.610 


1,759 
1,851 


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Table  lOL-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments.  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  lund  ot'  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers— Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Aut<aoblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Herchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Coumercial  machines,  equipment 

Fann-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  si^plies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 

Furniture,  heme  rumlshings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  beating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  conetroctlon  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Fam  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides,  aklns,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Wool,   wrthalT- 

Other  inedible  f  aim  products 

Other  assaiblers 

AEKINISTRAIITE.  ADXILIAICr  WITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Mumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(ITiousand 
doUars) 


88,260 


32,496 
6,433 
3,701 

26,964 
2,790 
4,002 

11,874 

273,046 


45,749 
6,848 

11.846 


5,471 
2,261 
4,114 


1,701 
1,054 

9,U4 
18,138 
32,430 

4,259 

57,897 


7,072 
32,359 
15,954 

1,949 
563 

6,931 

77,079 


2,724 

3,251 

71,104 


102,502 


3,7U 
1,067 
2,635 
2,651 
11,052 
81,384 

249,215 


55,494 

10,093 

857 


3,587 
3,900 

608 
670 

50,548 


34,241 
16,30f7 

5,248 

4,787 


1,902 
2,885 

95,470 
8,670 
9,283 

1>;4,601 


54,518 


21,089 
33,429 

66.489 


45,879 
220 

15,309 
3,343 
1,738 

23,594 


16,890 


(x) 
(x) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


10,655 


"37355 

1,081 

562 

2,278 

472 

530 

1,877 

24,434 


3,448 
755 


1,051 
176 
726 


178 
154 

1,351 

1,925 

2,024 

629 

7,473 


2,100 

2,175 

532 

169 

856 

3,688 


534 

556 

2,598 


2,887 


311 
106 
297 
26 
283 
1,864 

9,229 


1,342 
395 
102 


144 
154 

39 
49 


552 
151 


99 
226 

4,468 
657 
520 

17,397 


2,103 
9,743 

2,456 


1,902 

17 
184 
304 

51 

3,093 


Per- 

cent 

of 

sales 


12.1 


11.9 
16.8 
15.2 
8.4 
16.9 
13.2 
15.8 

8.9 


7.5 
11.0 


19.2 
7.8 
17.6 


10.5 
14.6 

14.3 

10.6 

6.2 

U.8 

12.9 
■353- 
6.5 
13.6 
27.3 
30.0 

12.4 


19.6 

17.1 

3.6 


2.8 


8.4 
9.9 
11.3 
1.0 
2.6 
2.3 

3.7 


2.4 
3.9 
11.9 


4.0 
3.9 

6.4 
7.3 


1.6 
0.9 

6.3 

6.8 


5.2 

7.8 

4.7 
7.6 
5.6 


10.0 
29.1 


4.1 
7.7 
1.2 
9.1 
2.9 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousdnd 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem' 
ber 

(T^um- 
ber) 


5,670 


2,313 
412 
395 

1,169 
261 
190 
930 

13,182 


1,644 
360 


489 
66 
366 


109 
57 

795 

986 

1,019 

347 

4,461 

i,m 

1,120 

1,180 

283 

105 

315 

2,168 


254 

204 

1,680 


1,188 


159 
38 

136 
18 

186 

651 

3,101 


582 
275 

7 


234 
137 

102 

75 


17 
58 

1,082 
268 
268 

8,497 


1,232 
4,353 

1,300 


1,004 

6 

91 

162 

37 

1,612 


3,164 
761 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — ■ 


March  15 
(Number) 


1,680 
5gT 
122 
146 
418 
62 
45 
300 

3,529 


509 
110 


154 

19 

117 


23 
17 

191 

272 

252 

94 

1,147 

— 3sr 

310 

309 

117 

31 


56 
392 


30 

4 

40 

151 


159 
65 
2 


219 
38 

27 

21 


5 
16 

168 
63 
77 

2,311 


1.317 


441 
876 


272 

3 

25 

33 

8 


779 
176 


July  15 
(Number) 


1,737 


124 
147 
427 
67 
45 
312 

3,703 


505 
103 

290 

148 

20 

122 


24 
18 

197 

312 

272 

98 

1,217 
411 
334 
333 
108 
31 

83 

584 


103 

57 

424 


33 

4 
42 
158 


164 
67 

5 


213 
44 


5 

17 

175 

72 

87 

3,306 

2,055 


318 
1,737 

471 


375 
3 
24 
59 
10 


780 
165 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


619 
140 
148 
460 
66 
51 
306 

3,735 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


529 
94 


162 
19 
124 


24 
18 

202 
313 
280 
101 


312 
323 
106 
31 


101 

44 

460 


48 
10 
47 
6 
41 
161 


160 

122 

5 


221 
37 


12 
20 

169 
93 
94 


517 
2,726 


299 

3 

34 

54 

10 


766 
157 


107,503 

47,808 

7,364 

7,604 

21,217 

4,723 

3,973 

14,814 

240,006 


33,346 
7,251 


17,442 


9,120 
1,491 
6,831 

3,127 


2,221 

906 

12, 228 

17,093 

16,852 

5,950 

34,344 


35,0l5 

19,980 

22,060 

5,216 

2,073 

5,896 

36,472 


5,163 

3,982 

27,327 


21,269 


2,724 
654 

2,435 
290 

3,540 
11,626 

53, 565 


10,212 

3,835 

67 


177 
291 

265 

560 


4,536 
2,029 

2,011 

1,172 


274 
898 

20,008 
4,404 
3,998 


23,881 
42,279 

21,078 


16,592 

124 

1,563 

2,192 

602 

27,158 


55,304 
12,103 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


112,598 


51,384 
7,311 
7,731 

21,710 
4,794 
3,794 

15,374 

253,173 


33,511 
7,649 


17,799 


9,061 
1,626 
7,092 

2,979 


2,207 
772 

13,111 

19,270 

18,893 

6,893 

86,506 


31,735 

23,477 

23,961 

5,349 

1,984 

6,235 

40,277 


5,756 
4,138 
30,383 


21,812 


2,958 
655 

2,364 
315 

3,021 
12,499 

57,111 


10,491 

3,620 

227 


177 
481 

270 
530 


4,608 
2,512 

1,871 

1,473 


266 
1,207 

20,535 
5,069 
5,197 

165,313 


96,931 


16,361 
80,570 

29,552 


23,891 

134 

1,552 

3,358 

617 

33,830 


57,204 
U,666 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


115,650 


50,455 
8,176 
7,693 

24,156 
5,037 
3,950 

16,183 

261,107 


36,410 
7,266 


9,886 
1,600 
7,357 


2,248 
755 

13,525 

20,306 

20, 615 

6,692 

84,389 


32,634 

20,841 

23,476 

5,271 

2,167 

6,427 
43,631 


5,594 
3,5.51 
34,486 


24,606 


2,761 
926 

4,029 
460 

3,288 
13,122 

60,252 


10,489 

5,302 

205 


177 
481 

265 

540 


5,141 
2,364 


360 
1,191 

19,837 
6,155 
5,457 

223,961 


151,496 


32,236 
U9,260 

25,316 


19,666 

124 

1,825 

3,028 

673 

47,  U9 


60,013 
11,062 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 
of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


8.4K 


3,833 
821 
207 

2,102 
460 
171 
320 

24,376 


1,344 
329 

1,337 

753 

30 

504 

250 


115 
135 

1,328 
3,731 
1,992 
427 
7,658 


^23 

4,328 

2,113 

383 

114 

1,513 

4,417 

— ^ 

236 

3,633 


84 
158 


17 
716 

17 

63 


2 
61 

739 

140 
168 

11.370 


6.333 


2,334 
4,004 

1,974 


1,655 
U 
92 

207 
6 

3,058 


30 
303 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
I  withheld  to  avoid  disclosure- 
n.a.  Mot  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  coanission  received. 


36.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(T^umber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(^lumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


PORTLAND  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments. 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total,... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) , 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 


Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties,... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplie 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metala,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap. 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies, 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers  n,e,c 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with  stocks),   total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

M.achinery,  equlptient,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  nllled  products 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


16 
1,376 


905 
193 


154 
39 

57 
167 
34 


21 
39 

3 
18 

7 
118 


1,425,289 


69,643 


16,890 
1,408,399 


718,380 
364,879 


3,925 
65,718 


46,140 
13,792 


264,457 
100,422 

74,370 
204,126 
46,644 


718,380 


12,619 

1,173 

2,374 
2,392 
1,020 


74,839 


3,847 


35,243 
1,445 
4,007 
9,152 

24,992 

40,984 


21,686 
19,298 

8,593 


8,027 
571 

13,413 

9,999 

30, 350 

59,735 


34,155 
25, 580 

47,774 


28, 557 

19,217 

130,555 


112,149 
18,406 

93,986 


10,736 
16,711 
15,531 
36,078 
3,'?95 
11,135 

10,477 


l,ii5 
1,394 


1,712 
175 
317 
456 

1,187 

3,158 


2,037 
1,121 


Z95 

38 

329 

1,149 

3,972 

4,228 


2,350 
1,878 


2,833 
1,453 


2,952 
2,609 

10,086 


1,473 
1,788 
1,200 
3,631 
455 
1,539 

1,103 

177 


90 
87 

7,711 


23,004 

6,330 

1,926 

19,731 

2,790 

141, 210 

264,457 


41,779 
10,786 
9,114 
32,430 
56,459 
113,889 

100,422 


3,713 

1,067 

2,635 

93,007 

204,126 


7,834 
857 

7,487 
3:537 


670 

29, 382 

5,248 

4,787 


2,885 

76,086 

7,794 

63,981 


1)442 
411 
230 
759 
261 

4,608 
12,619 


1,524 
805 
795 
1,019 
4,265 
4,211 

l,'l73 


159 

38 

136 

840 

2,392 


71 


28 
198 
102 


~I7 
58 

844 
246 
792 


34 

151 

13 


923 
18,476 


12,787 
3,872 


3,554 

308 

651 
587 
579 


494 
53 
122 
134 
337 

1,140 


782 
358 


IJT 
11 

94 

310 

1,136 

1,149 


639 
510 


871 

307 


646 
2,766 


380 
408 
370 
960 
131 
517 


5F 

41 

2.182 

139 

83 
254 

66 
1,268 
3,564 


493 
265 
202 
280 
1,121 
1,203 

308 


48 

10 

47 

203 


—I? 
20 

126 
83 
223 


Pay  roll 
(Oollors) 


71,075 
1,304,378 


898,679 
273,935 


249,752 
24,183 

49,979 
46,439 
35,346 


898,679 


75.679 


33,389 
2,950 
7,303 
9,303 

22,734 

67^337 


44)974 
22,363 

11,136 

10;454 

682 

5,446 

24,163 

78,201 

89,847 
49; 714 
40,133 

78,050 


53,721 
24,329 

103,372 


50,6SJ 
52,689 

191,866 
26,428 
33,222 

21,823 
71,418 
10,607 
23,368 

24,473 

3,334 


— TJSSB 
1,644 

U5,775 


30;584 
8,126 
4,423 

14,434 

5,037 

83,166 

249,752 


33,756 
16, 578 
13,525 
20,615 
80,251 
85,027 

24,183 


2,761 

926 

4,029 

16,467 

46,439 


1,218 
205 

658 

177 

481 

540 
3,592 
2,288 

1,551 


1,191 

16,245 
5,347 
U,795 


*»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  bualnesses, 
c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 
'  Consists  of  Clackamas,  Multnomah,  and  Washington  Counties,  Oregon,  and  Clark  County,  Washington. 


OREGON 


36.05 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Totals  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrj) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Humhcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov,  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State .   total 

Administrative,  amtiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Baker  County 

Baiter 

Remainder  of  County 

Benton  County 

Corvallis 

Remainder  of  County 

Clackamas  County 

Oregon  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Clatsop  County. 

Astoria 

Remainder  of  County 

Columbia  County 

Coos  County 

Coos  Bay 

Remainder  of  County 

Crook  County 

Curry  County 

Deschutes  County 

Bend 

Remainder  of  County 

Douglas  County 

Roseburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Gllllaffl  County 

Grant  County 

Barney  County 

Hood  River  County 

Jackson  County 

Medford 

Remainder  of  County 

Jefferson  County 

Josephine  County 

Grants  Pass 

Remainder  of  County 

Klamath  County 

Klamath  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Lake  County 

Lane  County 

Eugene 

Springfield 

Remainder  of  County 

Lincoln  County 

Lijm  County 

Albany 

Lebanon 

Remainder  of  County 

Kalllfiur  County 

Marlon  County 

Salem 

Remainder  of  County 

Morrow  County 

Multncoaah  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establlshmen1;6,  total 

Portland 

Remainder  of  County 

Poli  County 

Staermar  County 

Tillamook  County 

Qnatllla  County 

Pendleton 

Ronalnder  of  County 

Union  County 

La  Grande 

Remainder  of  County 

Wallowa  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


12 


131 
2 
51 

21 

61 


31 

S 

22 

59 

106 


1,284 


16 

1,258 

1,085 

183 

26 
13 
23 


2,006,855 


16,890 
1,891,251 

9,487 


6,392 
3,095 

8,462 


3,925 
94,418 


459 
-255" 


1,649 


923 

29,314 


162 
"TJT 


71,075 
1,935,780 


1,494 
6 


7,966 
692 


953,632 

3,574 


5,083 
3,379 


317 
132 


127 
40 


1,933 
6,737 

11,380 


U5 
395 


"~Z2" 
123 


6,934 
2,421 


10,388 


3,574 


4,786 


Ti) 
(x) 


10,407 
973 

2,384 

24.743 


16,551 
8,192 


2,743 
434 


629 
58 


1,088 


190 
17 


3,197 
7,191 

14,035 


(i) 

M 


642 
446 


212 

5 


169 
121 


12,795 
1,240 


2,307 
20,665 


11,711 
8,954 


4,035 
137 


1,463 


9,311 
6,153 


623 
337 


218 
252 


13,426 
7,724 


7,292 
1,567 


12,047 
8,159 

3,559 

923 

1,773 

11,983 

45,786 


32,470 
13,316 


1,174 
352 

62 

27 

39 

1,565 

3,920 


397 
119 

19 

10 

13 

922 


2,729 
1,191 


846 
1,013 


24,916 
7,625 

1,274 

589 

667 

47,615 

89,085 


9,900 
3,222 


(x) 
(x) 


531 
723 


48;  368 
40,717 


TT 


17,969 
4,883 


(x) 


8,192 

1,774 


560 
44 


172 
17 


31,109 
10,271 


111.829 


2;458 
201 


114 


1,605 


10,718 
845 


55,031 


(x) 


97,108 
(x) 
(x) 


22,253 


(x) 
(x) 


4,599 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 


1,315 


6,364 

1,378 

120,989 


3 

127 


426 
1,187 


100,507 
(x) 

(x) 

9,027 


100 

2 

25 


(x) 

500 
38,262 


TTT 
(x) 
(x) 


12,327 
2,351 
7,580 

20,171 

40,064 


33,078 
6,986 


3,234 


1,376,456 


651 
214 
322 


3.164 


"195" 
48 
100 


25,266 
13,647 
3,771 
7,848 

13,055 

61,415 


1,363 
9,722 


2,643 
521 


67,568 


5 
702 


"ItT 
94 


18,763 


56,231 
5,184 


1,334,141 


7,985 
828 
909 

2,380 

25.227 


24,360 

867 


16,890 

1,359,566 

1,209,987 

U9,579 

7,790 
4,767 
11,038 

21.844 


3,925 
63,643 
56,892 

6,751 

404 

79 

413 


702 
552 
150 

18 
6 
19 


923 
17,840 
15,777 
2,063 

131 
22 

133 


14,277 
",567 


400 
509 


122 
174 


71,075 

1,263,066 

1,129,407 

133,659 

7,976 
1,344 
8,305 

19,320 


846 
692 
154 

9 

11 

12 


638,139 

609,415 

78,724 

998 

3,363 

3.180 


8,231 
11,039 


"TiT 
(x) 


5,260 
3,090 


453 

111 


150 
38 


9,073 
2,104 


"Tsr 

(x) 


422 

393 

29 

17 
13 
12 


937,619 
5,913 


"27515 
3,095 


(x) 


"TIT 
(x) 


(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


14,114 


1,280 
434 

6.605 


2,019 
4,586 


271Z7 
4,937 

(x) 
(x) 

1,247 
11,260 

22,934 


l4;S0l 
8,433 


(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


5.383 


TxT 
(x) 


1,193 
23,567 


"t3fr 
(x) 

3,532 
12,536 


1,523 
6,671 

17,291 

14.837 


6,119 
3,234 


671,427 

600,572 

70,855 

6,792 
4,767 
7,720 

18.664 
(x) 

(x) 

3,352 


(x) 


36.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peesonnel — Total;  Estabushments  and  Sales — Mekchant  Wholesaleks  and  Other  Operatino  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Othct  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Numbtr) 

Sales, 
cntite  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  toll, 
entire  year 

(Thoiuund 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(>iumb£r) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 

wotkweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

EstabUsh- 
ments 

C>iumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

dumber) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Xumber) 

Pay  toll 
(Dollarj) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Wasco  County 

35 

10,599 

662 

25 

242 

U,674 

17 

4,597 

18 

6,002 

26 
9 

26 
4 

33 

7,697 
2,902 

15,827 
771 

a,  058 

506 
156 

465 
39 

1,266 

21 
4 

19 
5 

21 

183 
59 

139 
10 

632 

8,303 
3,371 

8,759 
402 

34,092 

16 

1 

10 
11 

9,024 
6,085 

10 
8 

16 

4 

22 

— fJT^ 

X 

6,803 
771 

14,973 

Yamhill  County 

13 
20 

8,537 
12,521 

385 
881 

6 
15 

128 

504 

8,391 
25,701 

5 
6 

2,673 
3,412 

8 

5,864 
9,109 

Remainder  of  County 

*  Prcjprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Witiiheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estljnatea. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Plumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


propnetofs, 
Novembet 

(^iumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


COOS  COONTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tuhes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

DOUGUs  coumr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipaaent,   tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUi  stations,  terminals. 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

JACKSON  COHNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,. 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brolcers 

Aseefliblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

KLAMATH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equiiment,  tlrea  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUl  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


10,629 


1,099 
1,024 
2,491 
6,015 

14,114 


20,206 


13.122 


1,317 
1,561 
665 
2,153 
4,222 
3,204 

6,044 

1,040 


45, 786 


22,852 


2,249 

519 

944 

1,638 

8,639 

2,862 

79 

5,922 

3,757 
5,277 
5,156 
8,744 


24,132 


3,632 

1,079 
767 
858 

5,022 
12,774 

6,110 


5,447 
1,490 


112 
U3 
199 
360 


1,526 


61 
87 
108 
351 
394 
251 


3,920 


1,502 


140 
60 
199 
127 
384 
283 
3 
306 

127 

210 

240 

1,841 


2,659 


425 
50 
151 
135 
500 
958 


107 
36 


20 
52 
39 
115 
102 
76 


47 
13 
59 
53 
83 
69 

'98 

42 
65 

122 
1.208 


137 
16 
40 
33 
136 
292 

66 

78 


15,442 


1,989 
2,619 
4,034 
6,800 

5,223 


26,247 


1,150 
2,626 
2,333 
7,153 
7,319 
5,666 

4,589 

1,705 


30,822 


2,805 
7*1 
3,874 
2,904 
7,548 
6,283 

6,667 

2,746 
5,U3 

4,978 
45,406 


44,429 


7,474 
1,029 
2,778 
2,733 
11,053 
19,362 

4,835 


4,U3 
851 


OREGON 


36.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales.  Pav  Roll,  and  Pebsonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  t>'pe  of  openiuon,  and  kind  of  business 


LANE  COmmr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autoootlve  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hertlmre,  plunging,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '   sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers ,   total 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Linn  COUimr,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tiT«s  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  teimlnals 

Assemblers  (mainly  fann  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

MALHEOH  OOnWTf,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MAJUON  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wlulesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tir«s  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  tenninals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Fann  products   (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

MUIUBMAH  COnimf,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

vsiusiLE  EsiAELisarans 

Merchant  idiolesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipaent ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

LiBber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Merchant  idiolesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proorletors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 


Establishments 


(^lumber) 


16 
1,268 


71 
13 
26 

80 
i,9 
85 

206 
16 

295 


151 
39 


21 
211 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


83,262 


7,353 
6,130 
2,618 
2,894 
2,847 
43,183 
14,703 
8,534 

2,275 
13,065 

5,883 


5,270 
613 


2,344 


893 
1,451 


22,258 


9,722 


858 
1,199 
7,665 

5,328 

7,208 


3,213 
3,995 


20,171 


2,880 


550 

368 

1,962 

2,594 

14,697 

40,064 


25,227 


7,602 
3,623 
2,048 

2,010 

3,379 

70 

6,490 

1,465 
6,674 
1,947 

4,751 


2,100 
1,125 
1,526 


16,890 
1,359,566 


688,139 


Payroll, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


4,434 


346 
553 
439 
184 

167 

990 

1,121 

684 

U7 
463 


119 
11 


53 
102 


107 
107 
452 

187 
334 


152 
182 


propnetors. 
November 

(Mumier) 


54 
44 
120 

60 
504 


374 
236 
297 
U9 
387 
5 
857 

173 
250 
22 


X3 

35 

106 


3,925 
63,643 


44,843 


69,888 
7,103 
16,714 
28,664 
47,774 

126,765 
93,691 
10,477 

287,063 

364,361 


263,939 
100,422 


60,205 
246,861 


3,695 
438 
1,401 
3,755 
4,286 
5,236 

10,076 
1,103 

14,853 

13,733 


12,560 
1,173 


1,832 
3,235 


56 
16 
16 
51 
31 
32 

111 
3 

213 


9 

161 


Paid  employees 
workvi/eek  ended 


and  pay  toll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyeea 
(>(umM 


1,303 


128 
170 
U3 
55 
33 
219 
356 
199 

53 
135 


28 

34 
131 

60 

93 


23 

19 
80 

23 

382 


97 
123 
104 

36 

110 

3 

232 

43 

65 

9 


18 

15 

110 


923 
17,840 


12,432 


1,094 

135 

416 

1,069 

1,178 

1,102 

2,762 

272 

4,404 

3,854 


3,546 
308 


494 
1,060 


Payroll 
(Dollarj) 


120,989 


99,985 


7,841 
10,892 
10,027 
3,969 
2,930 
24,088 
24,386 
15,852 

3,153 
10,280 

1,837 


1,543 
289 


3,094 
2,640 

25,266 

13,417 


1,985 
2,261 
9,171 

4,074 

7,775 


4,075 
3,700 


5,122 


1,172 

876 

3,074 

1,270 
U,663 

61,415 


43,623 


6,544 
5,558 
6,232 
2,504 
7,434 
69 
15,232 

3,316 

4,924 

6U 

3,938 


1,072 

656 

7,210 


71,075 
1,263,066 


875,214 

72,666 
9,265 

26,670 
73,474 
78,050 
96,863 

191,667 
24,473 

302,086 

272,904 


248,721 
24,183 


38,998 
75,950 


n.e.c.  *lot  elsewhere  classified. 


PENNSYLVANIA 


■  ««  mmm        ■' 


CONTENTS 


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Pa^e 


101 


102 


103 


lOA 


The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 37.02 

Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind- of  business 37.05 


Page 
Allento\«'n-Bethlehem-Easton 

Metropolitan  Area 37.05 

Altoona  Metropolitan  Area 37.05 

Erie  Metropolitan  Area 37.06 

Harrisburg  Metropolitan  Area....  37.06 

Johnstown  Metropolitan  Area 37.07 

Lancaster  Metropolitan  Area 37.07 


Page 

Philadelphia  Metropolitan  Area..  37.07 

Pittsburgh  Metropolitan  Area....  37.09 

Reading  Metropolitan  Area 37.11 

Scranton  Metropolitan  Area 37.11 

Wilkes-Barre-Hazleton  Metro- 
politan Area 37.12 

York  Metropolitan  Area 37.12 


Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 


Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More;  Establishments,  sales, 
by  typp  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


pay  roll,  and  personnel. 


37.  U 


37.18 


Page 

Allegheny 377TE 

Armstrong 37.18 

Beaver 37.19 

Berks  (See  Reading 

Metro.  Area.) 37.11 

Blair  (Se=  Altoona 

Metro.  Area.). 37.05 

Bradford 37.19 

Bucks 37.19 

Butler 37.19 

Cambria 37.19 

Chester 37.19 

Clearfield 37.20 

Crawford 37 .  20 

Dauphin 37.20 


Page 

Delaware 37.20 

Erie  (See  Erie 

Metro.  Area.) 37.06 

Fayette 37.20 

Franklin 37.21 

Lackawanna  (See  Scran- 
ton Metro.  Area.) 37.11 

Lancaster  (See  Lancas- 
ter Metro.  Area.) 37.07 

Lawrence 37.21 

Lebanon 37.21 

Lehigh 37.21 

Luzerne  (See  Wilkes- 
Barre-Hazleton 
Metro.  Area.) 37.12 


Page 

Lycoming 37.21 

McKean 37.22 

Mercer 37.22 

Mifflin 37.22 

Montgomery 37.22 

Northampton 37.22 

Northumberland 37.23 

Philadelphia 37 .  23 

Schuylkill 37.23 

Venango 37 .  23 

Washington 37 .  24- 

Westmoreland 37. 2A 

York  (See  York 
Metro.  Area.) 37.12 


37.01 


37.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business;  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(J^umber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses* 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(^iumber) 


July  15 

(>ti*"iber) 


Nov.  15 

(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Dollurs) 


July  15 

(OolUrs) 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrs) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State ,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948... 

Wholesaie  establishments 1948... 

1939... 
1929... 

'JH0LE3ALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks  1 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country^  elevators 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  linel 

Conf ec  tionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Keats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (freshl 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line  y 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines ^ 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf! , 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.., 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings , 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Wrapping  paper,  tuine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  produc  ts 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware. 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  ralllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  constiuction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Constinictlon  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplle.', 

Service  establishinent  equipment,  supplies 

Tran.ip'jrtation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
:;upplles 

.".ee  fcKitnotea  at  end  of  table. 


87 
14,565 


11,401 
10,509 


10,492 


9,965 

76 

451 


1,110 
716 


751 
1,351 


18 

10 
117 


269 
193 
62 
301 
453 


353 
538 


1,101 
19 


373 

11 

284 


83 
783 


218 
145 


132 
232 


72 
169 
184 


413 
159 
293 


153,132 


156,568 


157,313 


9,294,452 


9,C42,163 


9,876,492 


73,631 
11,010,828 


3,322,755 
4,623,429 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


14,705 
499,853 


167,224 
214,841 


11,373 


8,653 
6,119 


9,591 


3,633 
U9,499 


97,594 


3,610 
152,958 


3,632 
153,681 


101,322 


277,445 
9,017,007 


285,658 
9,356,505 


289,190 
9,587,302 


n.a. 
n.a. 


5,880,032 


,160,876 
103,704 
419,476 


531,728 

5,734 

23,927 


12.8 
5.5 
5.7 


294,433 
2,311 
12,860 


9,234 
48 
309 


93,462 

478 

3,654 


96,209 

488 

3,698 


97,062 

499 

3,761 


5,200,437 
32,630 
230,054 

2,774,982 


5,453,855 
35,290 
241,647 


5,592,793 
38,358 
248,881 


2,250,088 
2.110,128 


608,418 
1,235,273 


59,402 
2,158 
61 ,  305 


649,216 


325,865 

29,791 

20,883 

133,181 

139,496 

442,493 


205,674 
236,819 


183,084 
11,465 


110,907 


59,028 
19,199 
21,083 
11 ,  597 

193,987 

196 .410 


87,860 

21,510 

78,251 

8,789 

86,972 


15,637 
71,335 


122.022 


15,590 
33,354 
4,997 
6,848 
61,233 

189,072 
145,053 


160,514 
172,637 


102,092 
156, 2U 


56,499 
121,848 
110,422 

3%.  374 


48,483 
62,025 
16,420 
189,986 
35,076 
40,645 

3,739 


206,736 
72,732 

47,517 
46,245 


9.2 
3.4 


7.8 

3.7 


118,452 
29,774 

22,539 
16,572 

2,912 


1,375 

130 

4,931 


561,389 


2.3 

6.0 
8.0 


12.0 


781 

62 

2,069 


J8^315 
24,973 
3,595 
2,870 
10,876 
16,001 

44,757 


23,510 
21,247 


22,372 
2,052 


16,038 


5,981 
4,138 
3,143 
2,776 

11, 3W 

22.524 


10,457 

2,678 

9,035 

354 

13,720 
3  410 


20.144 


2,862 
5,028 
1,306 
2,196 
8,752 

6,547 
32,976 

42.482 


20,098 
22,384 


39.976 


16,732 
23,244 


4,093 
17,994 
24,693 

76.580 


11,929 
10,850 
1,636 
32,993 
9,787 
8,728 

657 


9.0 
7.7 
12.1 
13.7 
8.2 
11.5 

10.1 
"ITT?" 


32,130 


12.2 
17.9 


14.5 


10.1 
21.6 
14.9 
23.9 

5.8 

11.5 


11.9 
12.4 
11.5 

4.0 

15.8 


16.5 


18.4 
15.1 
26.1 
32.1 
14.3 

3.5 
22.7 


12.5 
13.0 


16.4 
U.9 


7.2 
14.8 
22.4 

19.3 


24.6 
17.5 
10.0 
17.4 
27.9 
21.5 

17.6 


15,023' 
1,818 
1,241 
5,764 
8,279 

22.379 
"12; 844 


9,265 
738 


9,243 


4,115 
2,117 
1,470 
1,541 

6,525 

11.278 


4,877 

1,744 

4,448 

209 

7,065 
1   718 


12,164 


1,654 
3,380 
693 
1,075 
5,362 

2,996 
19.758 


12,108 
13,196 


24.665 


10,387 
14.278 


1,808 
10,657 


44.903 


6,366 
6,181 
773 
20,038 
6,707 
4,481 

357 


397 
,271 


32,461 
6,786 


6,909 
4,390 


33,183 
6,885 


6,692 
4,533 


1,270 


32,794 
6,873 

6,843 
4,640 


2,215,649 
559,333 


431,269 
289,639 


57,9% 


2,271,049 
562,535 


439,338 
298.058 


9,591 


313 
39 

1,007 


97,594     100,395 


354 
36 

819 


101,322 


13,808 

1,2U 

42,974 


5,463,121 


15,668 
1,219 
37,846 


2^252 
206 
216 
69 
340 
421 

1,0X 

Jit; 


1,224 


292 

13 


253 
~77 


38 
36 

102 


151 
111 


94 
191 


~2ZT 

25 

19 

289 

116 

298 


11,034 
7;"933 
732 
519 
1,870 
2,980 

7,742 
4,357 
3,385 

3,694 


3,556 
138 

3,096 

i;331 

927 

358 

430 

2,352 

3,789 


1,575 

609 

1,553 

52 

2,154 
557 


3,401 


534 
751 
253 

380 
1,478 

583 
6,614 

7,273 


3,565 
3,708 


3,452 

3,924 


293 
3,085 
3,581 

12.930 


1^942 
1,446 
222 
5,222 
2,473 
1,582 

93 


11,064 
4,984 
718 
455 
1,913 
2,994 

8,136 


11,236 

5,025 

810 

537 

1,971 

2,943 

3,070 


J84j981 

270,166 

33,240 

24,662 

100,708 

156,205 

406,382 


601,572 


4,622 
3.5U 


4;T82 
3,538 


3.823 
UO 


3,101 


3,695 
159 


3.089 


232,044 
174,333 

179.816 


280,672 

32,229 

22,407 

104,598 

161,666 

434,580 


166,469 
13,347 


167,501 


252/20 
182,160 

200.522 


136,865 
13,657 


170,385 


1,310 
927 
364 
500 

2,357 

3,771 


1,596 

590 

1,532 

53 

2,250 
55T 


1,313 
902 
367 
502 

2,401 

3,399 


1,672 

532 

1,595 

50 


2,295 
591 


3,523 


76,040 
39,270 
26,5U 
25,673 

125,660 

201,743 
88,176 
30,756 
78,612 
4,199 

122,175 
59  185 


208,878 


77,233 
40,132 
26,562 
26,408 

120,393 

197,437 


659 
757 
270 
354 
1,483 

•638 
6,865 


3;  631 
3.730 


696 
757 
289 
403 
1,519 

618 
6,919 

7,546 


26,800 
57,949 
11,603 
10,255 
96,271 

45,155 
347,908 


3,652 
3,894 


211,055 
230,698 


36,073 
30,693 
76,500 
4,171 

129,103 
29  943 


213,780 
59;698 

53,451 
12,485 
15,796 
97,350 

48,641 
373,225 

470,796 
SliiSS 


"3732 

4,035 


3,537 
4,038 


189,949 
246,333 


252,308 
444.440 


190,217 
254,223 


483,375 


303 
3,296 

3.903 

13.168 


2,014 
1,428 
265 
5,303 
2,463 
1,597 

93 


307 
3,334 
3,364 

13.267 


1,500 
248 
5,272 
2,586 
1,568 

94 


30,972 
175,452 
224,701 

799,253 


115;053 
109,170 

15,241 
351,156 
121 , 382 

81,851 

5,400 


33,835 
200,891 
249,149 

827,709 


1J7;012 
111,430 

17,364 
359,4*1 
123,550 

82,719 

6,193 


2,304,390 
590,906 

446,549 
308,669 

56,256 


15,563 
1,160 
39,533 


5,830,032 


631,503 


293,256 
37,582 
25,870 
111,261 
163,534 

435,163 


247,537 
187,626 


178,168 
15,328 

171,711 


78;71fi 
39,419 
26,433 
27,143 

121,927 

210,171 


91; 380 

31,599 

82,772 

3,920 

132,923 
Si; 640 


222,998 
33;450 
58,266 
13,146 
20,084 
93,052 

50,302 
382,725 

430,473 

ii3.3ii 


469,436 


20b, S6i 
268,567 

491,973 


33,273 
201,025 
257,675 

843,475 


ia;473 

118,781 
16,317 
373,100 
126,526 
80,571 

5,707 


570,516 


28,227 
542,289 


203,807 
298,920 


367,269 
10,607 
13,473 


29,476 
3,249 


279 
125 
722 


391,349 


53,918 


37,1J2 

2,239 

682 

2,585 

11,290 

7,143 


2,596 


5,751 
619 


13,075 


2,394 
1,256 
2,443 

10,013 


22,400 
9  7W 


3,374 

8,340 

907 

11,531 
2/39 
9,092 


13,392 

i;«5 

3,078 

935 

1,360 

6,084 


13,915 
27,201 

37,943 
18  846 


40.613 
17,M1 
23,222 

20,234 


123 

13,945 
6,166 


54,764 

l.in 

10,383 
2,217 

22,114 
7,060 
6,000 

559 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.03 


Table  101, -THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUSHMBNTS.  Sales,  EXPENSES.  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  lund  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

CIlimudTui 
dollars) 


Opeiating  expenses 
(uic.  pay  roU) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per. 

cent 

of 

sales 


Pay  toll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Number) 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  IS 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 
of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thoujand 
dollars) 


Tyne  by  Kind  of  &-isiness — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Metals,  oetal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  netals,  oetal  work 

'-as te  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products,. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Faro  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  dr-jg  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autoaotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Viring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,   specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Comnercial  machines,  equipment 

Fam-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  eq-jipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishnent  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipoEnt,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  miscellaneous 
products 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Crscerles,    confectionery,  meats 

""T'lgs,    chemicals,    allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

CcB»ercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipaent,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioner/,  meats 

Fans  products    (edible  ^ 

Dairy,   poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables   'freshl 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


"757 
509 


U3 
96 

151 
82 

18^ 
SI 

23^ 


10 

58 

160 

60 
6 


121 
U 

140 
23 
26 
7 


141 


190 
1,351 


~2T 

107 


81,967 
26,664 


11,748 
2,918 


14.3 
10.9 


6,444 
1,717 


2.072 
1  598 


2,274 


,773 
501 


2.292 


1J809 
483 


102,366 
27,323 


113,733 
31,306 


120,777 
30,135 


5i0;083 
88,685 


639,376 


91 ;  569 
45,421 
25,787 
268,379 
73,954 
33,922 
28,383 
72,261 


32,984 
1S;569 
14,715 

57,162 

— 57D5r 

6,454 

4,212 

11,368 
6,812 
5,731 
3,821 
9,680 

206,736 


~776 
16.6 


17,017 
9  U5 


817 


6,273 
3;030 


6,454 
3,084 


8.9 
"lOTTr 
14.2 
16.3 
4.2 
9.2 
16.9 
13.5 
13.4 

9.2 


30,177 
i;S9i 
3,325 
2,718 
6,081 
3,502 
2,821 
1,644 
5,192 


983 
"TTT 

143 
75 
68 
66 

229 
46 

225 


10,202 
i;630 
1,051 
1,325 
1,793 
1,139 
837 
538 
1,389 

32,461 


10,501 

i;6% 

1,233 
1,338 
1,765 
1,097 
843 
602 
1,927 

33,183 


3,147 
3,288 


10,607 


153,330 


541,021 


157,509 
146,580 


563,206 


163,608 
147,246 


579,990 


i.bai 
1,269 
1,374 
1,788 
1,101 
936 
568 
1,890 

32,794 


90,076 
55,718 
49,208 
115,033 
62,801 
47,806 
29,043 
91,336 


94,655 
62,786 
51,291 
115,636 
64,815 
49,249 
31,698 
93,076 


ilj,917 
64,029 
53,720 
120,089 
64,931 
56,590 
32,461 
94,253 


4,905 
269,280 
345,766 

98,552 
4,305 

190,688 


20,104 
125,589 
44,995 

18 ,  572 


8,060 
10,512 


39,050 


9,568 
113,660 


279,239 
16,781 


2,481 
52,809 


288,374 


53,096 
46,501 
159,950 

7,501 
14,921 

6,405 

123.230 


81,405 
41,825 


9,160 
2,119 


91,090 
81,944 
21,345 
24,419 
41,062 

139,820 
66,728 

107,685 

204,462 


i.dii 

169,280 
29,119 

1,331,053 

1,235,273 


76;6OT 

129.799 


580 
10,288 
22,840 

16,174 
843 


11.8 
3.8 
6.6 

16.4 
19.6 


331 
6,136 
11,096 

10,475 
507 


86 
2,101 
3,168 

2,968 
130 


2,072 
3,490 


3,203 
143 


116 
2,074 
3,421 

2,998 
134 


326,922 

121,647 
200,046 

190,094 
8,026 


340,979 

5,J51 

118,305 

217,423 

217,042 

9,300 


355,615 

T|Z5I 

125,036 
223,087 

199,256 
7,404 


3,574 
11,204 
6,717 


17.8 

8.9 

14.9 


1,797 
4,242 
2,586 


572 
950 
643 


2,169 
546 
959 
664 


553 
954 
649 


157,642 
34; 150 
75,963 
47,529 


161,461 
33;345 
78,963 
49.153 


164,955 

34;i'?9 

81,327 
49,449 


1,185 
1,364 


14.7 
13.0 


573 
798 


132 

151 


235 
"T3Z- 


150 
147 


10,195 
15,227 


22,702 
9;479 
13,223 


23.866 
10  878 


910 
2,407 

1,211 
10,570 


11.7 
6.2 


12.6 
9.3 


-56Z- 
1,813 


883 
5,799 


"T5T 
552 


191 
1,751 


"T3T 
485 


189 
1,827 


554 


46,169 
8  864 


44,160 
9,248 


183 
1,896 


17.239 
114,930 


16,000 
121,550 


9;956 
29 ,  571 


16.879 
128,931 


20,440 
1,315 


7.3 
7.8 


14,666 
720 


4,215 
225 


4, -007 
233 


3,686 
232 


277,978 
13,584 


281,131 
13,319 


274,153 
13,598 


815 
6,234 


43^395 


32.8 
11.8 


15.0 


536 
3,546 


5,911 
28.316 


106 
965 


7,113 


72,324 
10  782 


7.286 


7,323 


544,661 


17,724 
2,217 

18,522 

1,364 

2,312 

756 

11.608 


33.4 
4.8 
11.6 
18.2 
18.8 
11.8 

9.4 


13,017 
1,426 
10,906 
868 
1,629 
470 


3,011 
382 

2,825 
284 
482 
129 

1.650 


3,108 
388 

2,901 
288 
471 
130 

1.690 


3,156 
407 

2,878 
285 
477 
120 

1,729 


267,131 
25,795 

198,073 

15,047 

29,283 

9,327 

115,544 


9,820 
62,809 


535,415 


9,125 
65,977 


538,850 


250,094 
27,044 

202,633 
16,980 
29,715 
8,949 

114.399 


7,853 
3,755 


9.6 

9.0 


4,298 
1,872 


1,174 
476 


1,195 
495 


1,229 
500 


76,282 
39,262 


80,027 
34,372 


247,609 
28,600 

207,391 

16,464 

29,355 

9,431 

123,365 


85,211 
38,154 


2,185 
417 


72.732 


23.3 
19.7 


3.4 


1,062 

205 


29,774 


355 
62 


6,786 


367 
64 


6,885 


2,756 


6,873 


18,513 
3,652 

178,860 


559,333 


21 ,713 

4,311 


562,535 


21,745 
4,016 


590,906 


5,970 
9,732 
815 
1,231 
4,197 
3,229 
3,290 
8,350 

9,507 


6.6 
11.9 
3.7 
5.0 
10.2 
2.3 
4.9 
7.8 

4.6 


2,207 
2,588 
528 
712 
2,826 
1,775 
1,612 
2,752 

5,588 


577 
1,145 
86 
178 
606 
292 
324 
626 

1,036 


597 
1,169 
86 
184 
5% 
303 
323 
628 

1,064 


613 
1,126 
89 
176 
579 
311 
330 
618 


39,477 
65,929 
9,221 
13,814 
53,902 
29,337 
29,912 
49,582 


1,470 
6,325 
1,712 


24.2 
3.7 
5.9 


1,191 
3,781 

616 

9,186 
16,572 


221 
713 
102 


5 
1,271 


233 
716 
115 

1,935 

4,533 


1,090 
242" 
724 
122 

1,941 

4,640 


99,174 

21,835 

67,623 

9,716 

168,985 

289,639 


41,218 
64,829 
8,653 
12,393 
48,950 
30,993 
30,725 
50,269 

98,691 


43,556 
65,361 
9,523 
14,057 
51,303 
34,428 
31,408 
48,256 


19,448 
68,181 
11,062 

175,309 

293,058 


106,448 
23,549 
70,672 
12,227 


6,083 
5,551 


2,096 
2,156 


591 
695 


916 
4,635 


1.2 
3.6 


355 
1,801 


^28 
136 


136 
559 


144 
573 


569 


37,431 


6,818 
30,613 


37,933 
39,587 


7,277 
32,310 


7,255 
31,415 


11,111 
S  732 


9,537 
i,<iit 
4,571 

33,189 
8,950 
3,960 
1,414 
1,442 
5,867 
6,156 
1,123 
4,277 


— TTT 

6,405 
8,456 

2,819 
22 


16,135 
i,iK 

10,658 
2,805 


1,377 
809 


986 


328 
14,008 


10,055 
1,264 


3,587 
26? 


4,174 
18,701 


3,239 
2,545 
8,824 
817 
1,988 
1,288 

14,852 


10,053 
4,799 


13,057 
1  220 


3,249 


178 

164 
67 
97 


37.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  o    Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

dumber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thoujdnd 
doliors) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  eni 

>loyees,  worlcweek 
ded  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(ThouMna 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  IS 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Oollors) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollar.) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 

Type  t>y  Kind  of  Business— Continued 
Agents,   brokers  -Continued 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

27 

17,701 

721 

4.1 

281 

21 

56 

60 

64 

5,466 

5,171 

5,840 

75 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,   paints 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

15 
15 

51 

27 

5!lV>l 
12,523 

26,262 

7.189 

405 
319 

1,037 

582 

2.5 
3.9 
8.1 

ite 

115 
220 
163 

11 
10 

39 

28 

57 
29 

45 

50 

27 
33 

53 

60 

28 
58 
57 

2,459 
4,209 
2.997 

2,677 
2,494 

4,132 

3.706 

3,481 
2,359 

4.259 

2.862 

7 
68 

23 

3 

12 

15 

26 

103 

3,929 
3,260 

6,396 

205,646 

285 
297 

508 

2,933 

7.2 
9.1 

7.9 

1.4 

90 
73 

260 

1,222 

13 
15 

21 

95 

35 
15 

67 

709 

41 
19 

59 

711 

37 
20 

■       50 

789 

2,U8 
849 

5,139 

21,798 

1,816 
1,890 

4,513 

22,679 

1,756 
1,106 

3,762 

23,386 

3 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ^ 

23 
548 

15 
0 
52 
25 

B 

27 
96 

57/59 
10,583 
130,139 
30,130 
7,335 

8,919 

47,354 

185 

278 

1,993 

330 

97 

782 

3,044 

0.7 
2.6 
1.5 
1.3 
1.3 

8.8 

6.4 

57 
167 
905 
49 
44 

251 

838 

13 
5 
37 
30 
10 

23 

36 

S() 
48 
604 
14 
23 

66 

202 

20 
43 
610 
15 
23 

66 

215 

19 
45 
636 
15 
24 

66 

216 

i;06S 

2,520 

16,265 

783 

1,160 

4,223 
U,762 

1,065 
2,266 
17,145 
991 
1,212 

4,816 

16,050 

1,U9J 

2-,732 

17,593 

940 

978 

5,072 

17.214 

307 

Livestock 

122 
106 

Farm  products   (inedible),    i.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

13 
40 
218 

Wiring  supplies ,   apparatus 

7S 
18 

115 

38; 542 

8,812 

42,614 

2;  617 
427 

3,271 

6.3 
4.3 

7.7 

755 
33 

1,441 

67 

19 

113 

168 
34 

352 

178 
37 

349 

177 
39 

353 

13,053 
1,709 

24,310 

13,990 
2,060 

23.838 

14,450 
2,794 

25.603 

195 
26 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

433 

29 
36 

39 

12,909 
29,705 

14,616 

949 
2,322 

910 

7.4 
7.8 

6.2 

443 
993 

351 

31 
82 

33 

121 
231 

89 

111 
233 

91 

114 
239 

92 

7,239 
17,521 

6,333 

7,257 
16,581 

6,971 

7,399 
18,204 

7.113 

41 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

392 

20 

19 
20 

233 

7>58 
6,753 

94,901 

287 
623 

7,758 

3.6 
9.2 

8.2 

131 

220 

3,039 

15 
18 

211 

30 

59 

633 

30 
61 

648 

30 
62 

669 

2,395 
4,493 

51,720 

2,359 
4,612 

52,047 

2,470 
4,643 

57,171 

6 

14 

Machinery,    equipment,   suppliec 

760 

Commercial  machines,    equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  sc^ap^ 

53 

175 
35 

61 

4,912 
70,334 
19,655 

56,091 

626 
5,936 
1,196 

2.295 

12.7 
8.4 
6.1 

4.1 

328 

2,263 

448 

780 

16 
162 
33 

56 

74 

467 

92 

132 

87 

466 

95 

161 

90 

432 

<fl 

165 

5,747 
38,152 
7,821 

12.745 

6,421 
37,853 
7,773 

14.638 

6,934 

41,719 

8,518 

15.714 

34 
454 
222 

161 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

52 
9 

13 
187 

145 

39,780 
16,311 

49,075 
217,522 

122,865 

1,907 
388 

2,049 
3,721 

6,436 

4.8 
2.4 

4.2 

4.0 

5.2 

706 

74 

516 
2,958 

2,912 

47 

9 

9 
148 

61 

119 
13 

100 
603 

1,359 

148 

13 

110 
653 

1,270 

IX 
11 

100 
665 

1,209 

11,501 
1,244 

7,(K5 
52,470 

57,996 

13,478 
1,160 

7,533 
54,444 

54,733 

14,483 
1,231 

7,830 
55,772 

56,256 

ICl 

47 

546 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products^   total 

1,126 

Farm  products   (edible) 

88 

101,774 

5,374 

5.3 

2,329 

13 

944 

941 

975 

43,778 

44,220 

47,553 

490 

Dairy,   poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables    (fresh) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials > 

85 

6 

52 

98;9U 
2,860 

20,498 

4;911 
463 

877 

5.0 
16.2 

4.3 

2,096 
233 

432 

11 
2 

45 

849 

95 
387 

894 
47 

215 

339 
36 

183 

38,693 
5,085 

13,173 

4i;347 
2,373 

8,005 

42; 522 

5,041 

7,190 

468 
22 

559 

10 
2i 
1 
11 

5 
87 

2;i29 

12,718 

3,814 

1,837 

593 
73,631 

120 
267 
242 
248 

135 
n.a. 

5.6 

2.1 

6.3 

13.5 

31.2 
n.a. 

61 
124 
159 

138 

101 
U,705 

9 
20 
9 
7 

3 

37 

55 

249 

46 

28 
3,633 

37 
56 
78 
44 

174 
3,610 

35 
55 
46 
47 

51 
3,632 

1,216 
2,426 
7,465 
2,066 

1,045 
277,445 

1,207 
2,419 

2,374 
2,005 

2,508 
235,658 

1,166 
2,407 
1,521 
2,096 

1,503 
289,190 

123 

Livestock 

18 

Farm  products    (inedible),   n.e.c 

354 
64 

77 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State,   iotal 

28,227 

Type  of  Operation 

22 
36 
29 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

1,906 
10,600 
2,199 

511 

2,461 

661 

511 

2,459 

640 

507 

2,472 

653 

34,325 

202,787 

39,333 

33,557 
210,065 
42,036 

34,644 
213,004 
41,542 

(xl 

(x) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent 


brokerage  or  commission  received. 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Table  102.-  STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 


37.05 


ESTABUSHMEN'TS,  SaLES,  PaV    RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS!  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  businc&s 


ALLENTOWN-BrraLEHBI-EASTai  METHOPOLITHI  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

vniolesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Herchani  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainl^v  farra  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionei-yi  meals 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish ,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Faim  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  prcducts  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  gocds,   apparel 

Clothing,    furnishings,    footwear 

Dry  goods 

F^imiture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Hone  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Stationery .  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Autanotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwcrk 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccomercial,  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutODcbilee,  ether  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Petroleum  and  prcducts 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c - 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

ALTOONA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  '   total 

Type  cf  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant' wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Faim  prcducts  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

'Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(^(uniM 


446 
53 


UO 
20 
21 
6 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 
i37,564 


237,564 


139,222 
54,2.16 


35,232 
19,014 

29,010 
6,256 
8,830 


U9,222 


18,231 


9,636 

642 

412 

4,853 

2,688 

13,088 


7,747 
5,341 


392 
200 
343 


324 
1,694 

3,767 


799 
2,968 

4,221 


TH5" 

252 

3,383 

4,871 

16,880 


12,488 
4,392 

12,278 


4,737 
7,541 


2,232 
2,426 

14,003 


1,985 
9,523 
1,041 
1,454 

657 

6,178 


i,537 
3,641 

19,433 


1,911 
319 

1,627 

9,036 
325 

6,215 

35  ?3? 


16,307 
2,678 
16,247 


48,285 
12,064 
12,893 

5,247 

48,285 


13,942 
9,366 
2,778 

419 
2,079 
1,523 
2,427 
2,711 
2,679 

450 
1,812 

927 
7,172 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
Cniowdtid  dollari) 


282 
16,855 


12,047 
2,995 


2,387 
608 

987 
104 
722 


12,047 


492 
65 
38 
138 
195 

1,029 

EST 

368 

698 


25 
24 
49 

217 

266 


46 
220 


134 
157 


36 
331 

839 

1,705 


1,381 
324 

1,388 


674 


149 
420 

1.940 


259 

1,415 

134 

132 

47 


176 
330 


57S" 

21 
U9 
288 
25 
322 

2,387 


715 

578 

1,094 

4.385 


2,965 

707 

650 

63 


279 

102 

39 

51 

30 

362 

224 

256 

45 

282 

58 

493 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(>(umM 


385 
385 


355 
2 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


5,818 


4,212 
890 


725 
165 

293 
74 
272 


151 
25 
18 
60 
82 

403 

"557 

149 

248 


45 
40 
175 

■~36 


123 
291 
524 


419 
105 

416 
-157 


35 
158 


110 

424 

65 

65 


244 
—S2 


9 

105 

65 


242 
146 
337 

1.663 


1,220 
222 
187 
34 


105 
60 
17 
22 
15 

124 
64 
81 
22 

127 
33 

210 


Pay  roll 

(Dollarj) 


327,768 

5,857 
321,901 


226.257 
60,901 


49,029 
11,872 

18,592 

1,885 

14,266 


226.257 


7,615 
1,106 
716 
2,522 
3,959 

19,626 

ij;iu 

7,510 

13,446 

1,833 


497 
480 
856 

4,502 

5,525 


1,218 
4,307 

5,244 
2,318 
2,926 
8,454 


1,6S3 

709 

6,062 

15,495 

28.803 


23,486 
5,317 

25,044 
U,051 
10,993 

11.596 


2,459 
9,137 

40.262 


5,360 

29,905 

2,419 

2,578 

830 

10,457 
37993 


19,222 
57165 

415 
2,626 
5,911 

499 
4,609 

49,029 


14,632 
11,009 
23,388 

83.916 


55,696 
14,095 
12,976 
1,149 


55.696 

5,029 

2,203 

752 

817 

507 

6,966 

3,005 

4,905 

1,051 

5,470 

1,238 

9,249 


37.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  axd  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operatiox  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  typje  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(Mumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thtmsand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(OolUri) 


ERIE  METBOPOLITAH  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

uholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

HARRISBUBG  METROPOLITAN  ABEA,*  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bull:  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbirvg ,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  corU'ectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials] 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


-1 
254 


177 

31 


7 
362 


250 
67 


119,510 


119,510 


17,307 
2,573 

15,259 
10,731 
3,509 


70,131 


13,203 
3,68* 
2,693 
1,679 
5,285 
630 
1,729 

2,655 
7,707 
9,567 
1,694 
5,282 
3,188 
7,047 


7,782 
1,467 
8,058 

10,731 


1,935 

183 

8,613 

285,410 


285,410 


144,599 
98,944 


63,350 
35,594 

23,670 
15,312 
2,885 


144,599 


20,231 
10,052 
6,972 
4,400 
3,484 
324 
4,104 
3,241 

9,055 
10,409 
9,080 
3,966 
18,536 
1,144 
6,631 
27,970 

63,350 


9,459 
32,106 
21,785 

15,312 


7,413 
4,087 
3,812 


9,223 


204 
9,019 


6,590 
1,480 


1,404 
76 

733 
91 
125 


687 
145 
219 
276 
252 
40 
172 

485 
413 
1,760 
207 
681 
457 
421 
375 

1,404 


264 
373 
767 


529 
16,281 


10,949 
4,309 


3,704 
605 

838 
127 

58 


726 
613 
415 
263 
455 
16 
332 
292 

1,139 
748 
705 
867 

2,555 

85 

462 

1,276 

3,704 


489 
1,830 
1,385 


22 

41 


129 
2 


167 
3 


42 
2,960 


2,220 
419 


398 
21 

215 
42 
54 


231 
55 
83 
84 
85 


168 
147 
528 
63 
226 
231 
145 
126 


87 
231 


4 
5 
33 

5,339 


154 
5,185 


3,509 
1,307 


1,169 
138 

250 
95 
24 


3,509 


279 
259 
126 
65 
U5 
9 
117 
105 

407 
203 
163 
291 
671 
35 
179 
455 

1,169 


176 
525 
468 


11 
71 
13 


3,829 
174,688 


127,270 
29,105 


27,697 
1,408 

13,947 
1,879 
2,487 


127,270 


13,112 
2,791 
3,990 
3,665 
4,139 
461 
2,756 

9,405 
8,272 
35,897 
4,152 
13,574 
10,873 
7,472 
6,711 

27,697 


5,061 
8,273 
14,363 


157 

365 

1,357 

323,553 


11,015 
312,538 


206,236 
85,837 


74,203 
11,634 

16,592 

2,902 

971 


206,236 


15,095 
12,195 
7,561 
3,482 
8,794 
279 
6,531 
5,509 

23,131 
16,271 
14,933 
14,183 
43,234 
1,720 
8,045 
25,273 

74,203 


10,448 
36,760 
26,995 


511 
1,0X 
1,357 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonnbl,  by  Type  op  Opehation-  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


37.07 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


JOHNSTOWN  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ■ 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  {with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types ■ 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipoent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufact'jrers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

LANCASTER  METROPOLITAN  AREA,*  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  ^rtiolesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

Beer ,  wines ,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,   chemicals ,    allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) - 

Dry  goods ,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

PHILADELPHIA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIMENTS 

T^pe  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  dc«nestic  markets 

Fore  ign  trade  merchants 

Limited -function  wholesalers 

Hanofacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products^  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  asaestblers ,  country  bxiyers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


27S 


3 
270 


196 
U 
26 

15 
19 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


36 
6,503 


4,662 


i,41i 
61 

187 


444 
415 


119 
340 


103,4^9 


62,829 
21,064 


17,645 
3,419 

13,40^ 
6,131 


62,829 


13,480 
7,698 
7.353 
388 
2,668 
1,419 
2,647 

3,622 
3,731 
3,620 
3,612 
1,244 
5,096 
6|251 

17,645 


12,295 
1,632 
3,718 


74,497 
3,356 
18,076 
76,533 
14,864 


74,497 


11,112 

16,764 

2,697 

646 

3,020 

945 

924 

5,767 
4,288 
9,821 
5,950 
1,459 
3,143 
2,050 
5,909 


Pay  roll,  enbre  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
5,736,681 


2,356,921 


2,0<i,';i9 

9i,T70 

217,732 

2,416,704 


1,227,564 
1,169,140 


227,965 
712,776 


16,109 
6,206 


,633 
840 


798 
42 


628 
65 


572 

876 

317 

16 

56 

58 

293 

418 
251 
491 
388 
132 
237 
578 


437 
196 
165 


5,020 
506 
632 
465 
265 


555 
619 
181 
81 
88 
74 
91 

52 

658 
566 
692 
167 
377 
189 
630 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


9,597 
248,572 


137,764 
1,960 
6,440 


66,447 
17,937 


3,256 
9,159 


411 
198 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


161 

1 

U 

12 

9 


5,412 


4,332 
34 

137 


821 
12 


2,216 


1,764 
249 


235 

14 


176 
27 


240 

294 

136 

10 

29 

27 

100 

165 
81 
159 
120 
59 
120 
224 


140 
42 
53 

2,583 


78 
2,505 


1,869 
149 
220 
179 


226 
286 
63 
27 
34 
23 
32 

11 
248 
251 
201 

31 
156 

98 
182 

74,717 


2,293 
72 ,424 


43,054 

422 

1,791 

22,183 


18,075 
4,108 


2,312 
2,410 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


121,284 


92,050 
16,916 


15,967 
949 


11,011 
1,307 


92,050 


10,983 
16,801 
6,163 
306 
1,043 
1,121 
4,843 

8,421 
4,774 

10,011 
7,723 
2,567 
5,129 

12,165 

15,967 


9,392 
3,364 
3,211 


3,750 
127,557 


93,543 

10,275 

12,116 

7,964 

3,659 


93,543 


10,972 
12,261 
3,407 
1,154 
1,723 
1,143 
1,705 

469 
12,285 
10,144 
11,481 
3,354 
6,875 
4,176 
12,389 

4,882,808 


184,030 
4,698,728 


2,571,056 

33,009 

U9,406 


1,275,640 
351,771 


167,531 
168,019 


12,296 


8,630 
3,666 


37.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABLISBMEMTS,  Sa1£S,  PaY  RoLI.,  AND  PeRSONNEI,,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BuSimSS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operadoo,  and  kind  of  business 


PHILADELPHIA  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 
Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) » 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear ^ 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line ,  apparatus ,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards .*,... 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc,  automotive)  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fa^-n  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  mi8ceU.Bneous  products 

Manufacturers'  aales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meets,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Humbcr) 


35 
U7 
196 


152 
233 


245 

4 

229 

13 


124 


64 

175 


115 
19 
10 

203 
67 

154 
11 


— 95" 
320 


~~Z2 
65 
34 
70 
36 

129 
19 

137 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dolldrs) 


2,356,921 


269,886 


114,252 
7,400 
11,509 
75,457 
61,268 

219,178 


118,731 
100,397 


59,844 


2^,146 

10,741 

16,277 

3,686 

79,695 

137,572 


52,132 
7,950 

68,701 
8,789 

51,716 


8,«9 
42,797 


67,035 


6,65] 

20,155 

2,782 

5,346 

32,102 

176,902 
47,699 


66,385 

92,089 


28,538 
87,896 


17,196 
86,193 
60,275 

168,063 


22,1 
16,565 

3,512 
82,388 
15,190 
24,976 

2,564 

60,641 


48,331 
12,310 


144,155 


0,297 
63,858 

372,902 


48,815 
29,125 

9,337 

174,870 

38,673 

20,149 

6,103 
45,830 

1,227,564 


317,498 


5,657 
109,257 
206,584 

39,855 

139,146 

U,527 

35,502 


3;8S5 
31,617 


146,164 


13 ,492 


;,0<)3 

520 

718 

3,380 

3,781 

8,911 


5,128 
3,733 


3,949 

5,316 


2,423 

1,344 

1,070 

479 

1,805 

7,365 


2,921 
749 

3,986 
209 


4,414 

— 5rr 


7,139 


-559" 

2,336 

401 

327 

2,986 

2,714 
6,337 

12,616 


5,249 

7,367 


2,622 
6,954 


14,490 


569 
6,826 
7,095 

19,586 


3,007 
1,742 

197 
9,227 
2,699 
2,433 

281 

4,121 


3,409 
712 


8,496 


i,U6 
5,056 

15,331 


1,765 
2,036 
1,106 
3,280 
2,101 
1,572 
498 
2,929 


7,572 


15?" 
2,304 
5,110 

4,508 
6,286 
1,013 

1,568 


240 
1,328 


Active  propne- 
tors,*  November 

(Number) 


37 
173 

180 


454 

"TO" 


203 
92 


227 
13 


181 
~55" 


158 

7 
21 
35 
67 

70 
190 


53 
116 


156 
53 
133 

5 


""52" 
333 


65 
28 
16 
24 

174 
10 

156 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Qiumha) 


4,4X 


1,556 

229 

308 

1,091 

1,250 

3,093 


1,671 
1,422 


1,170 
1,736 


736' 
585 
249 
166 

723 

2,642 


943" 

255 

1,389 

50 


1,360 
5W 

1,062 

1,980 

— rsr 

482 
161 
311 
845 


519 
2,091 


3,622 


1,481 
2,141 


3,030 


1,051 
1,979 


4,104 


112 
2,009 
1,983 


5,649 

35T 

423 

70 

2,323 

1,095 

814 

71 


1,093 
879" 


2,971 


1,043 
1,928 


5,001 

57T 

657 
504 
936 
553 
571 
149 

1,058 

18,075 


773 
1,680 

1,320 

1,377 

195 


62 
342 


Pay  roU 
(I>>ll<iri) 


265,203 


99,894 
10,642 
14,590 
65,990 
74,037 


167,103 
94,669 
72,434 

77,493 

99,987 


47;03J 
24,859 
13,959 
9,137 

32,849 


146,242 
54,766 
14,219 
73,337 
3,920 

83,955 
1«,36« 


125,951 
11,412 
38,185 
8,085 
15,619 
52,650 

45,574 
119,404 


91,331 
141,558 


179,110 


51,601 
127,509 


263,025 


10,285 
126,598 
131,142 

364,991 

ii.m 

35,200 
4,037 
172,251 
49,631 
42,839 
4,224 

76,331 
63,100 
13,281 


156, 3U 

i.h'! 

43,409 

104,518 

85,768 
117,753 
16,494 


27,921 

23,468 
5,118 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.09 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSHMENTs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbhsonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropolitan  uea,  cype  of  opention,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
(>(umbeT) 


Sales,  entire  year 
Cnumsdnd  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


FHHADELPHU  METROPOLITAII  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Maniif acturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks) — Continued 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals ,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Other  manuTacturers '  sales  branches 

JVmusement ,  sporting  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings ,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Wool,  mohair 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware ,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  constraction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Connercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

J^ents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

PmSBDRGH  METBOPOLITAN  AHEA,°  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Hanuf actiirers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stock.-) 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


18 
28 
12 
33 
35 
3(1 
25 
103 
131 


123 

2,9<;5 


22 
2,923 


1,996 

521 


268 
233 

66 
333 

7 


58,634 


199,292 
188,428 


35,283 
31,655 


129,939 


23,227 
11,938 
74,286 
13,432 

7,056 

62,919 


40,769 
22,150 


4,376 
157,929 

1,189,140 


55,054 
61,412 
10,843 
27,307 
102,654 
42,501 
56,845 
107,902 
724,622 

712,776 


140,647 
163,540 


72,102 
91,438 

6,586 


i,476 
2,110 

24,301 


,750 
19,551 


6,453 
4,384 


,707 


25,241 
8,183 
30,130 
17,153 

7,640 
35,606 


11,573 
18 , 520 


3,551 


1,712 
1,839 


50,542 


3,217 
33,677 
13,648 


20,381 
6,949 


(X) 


(«) 
3,1C7,418 


1,105,116 

1,531,607 


717,721 
813, «86 

108,528 

324, v2Q 

37,247 


3,105 
11,957 


11,434 
523 

2,432 
3,477 


14,969 

5,647 

468 

7,066 

1,158 

630 

3,254 


,424 
830 


6,023 


526 
5,497 

17.937 


1,122 
1,899 
356 
1,821 
1,048 
1,U6 
1,559 
3,073 
5,943 

9,159 


1,598 


307 
1,291 


133 
U 


86 
115 


147 
212 


54" 

91 

49 

211 

232 
479 

1,115 


414 
701 


lis 

1,048 

143 


301 
31 


1,684 

131,764 


3,403 
128,361 


75,921 
42,665 


33,365 
9,300 

3,674 

5,696 

405 


27 
117 


2,064 


1,720 
10 


5 
5 

27 
303 

4 


2,878 
176 


623 
987 


4,027 


1,3^6 

120 

2,000 

332 

185 

855 


662 
193 


1,691 


192 
1,499 

4,108 


331 
775 
90 
381 
185 
220 
324 
609 
1,193 

2,410 


109 
401 


— IZ" 
64 
15 
69 

58 
130 


103 
164 


30 
268 
42 


396 

:^7.676 


36,826 


23,060 
11,247 


9,091 
2,156 

1,071 

1,279 

169 


58,386 
219,269 


209,207 
10,062 


45,310 
78,476 


283,156 


10*, 4^3 
8,315 

131,945 
21,310 
12,123 

63,167 


47,344 
15,818 


10,742 
107,236 

351,771 


22,313 
45,145 
6,966 
33,662 
19,884 
21,360 
25,967 
58,275 
118,199 

163,019 


23,287 


6,181 
22,049 


2,846 
208 


1,733 
2,096 


2,568 
2,833 


7,160 


"BI5' 

1,644 

940 

3,760 

4,722 
9,893 

20,092 


6,755 
13,337 


591 
868 

23,575 


2,191 
18,761 
2,623 


5,704 
617 


30,986 
2,580,877 


70,595 
2,510,282 


1,471,878 
849,267 


659,450 
189,808 

73,826 
106,734 

g,5T7 


37.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  fEnsoNNEL,  by  Type  op  Opekation  and  Kjnd  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
Qitmbcr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Oollori) 


PITTSBURGH  KETROPOLITJiN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs  J  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  eicplosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper ,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines ,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Connnerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.... 

Furni  ture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacti-irers  '  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,996 


113 


5" 

5 

3 

5 

18 

6 
164 


"55" 
50 
18 

65 
233 


1 ,  105,116 


129,987 


72, SOU 
7,885 
5,966 
12,483 
31,153 

96,650 


5';,  302 
69,348 


28,720 


21,437 
2,968 
1,512 
2,803 

36,998 
38,908 


25,628 
9,595 
3,685 


4,490 
15,082 


32,734 


3,202 

10,185 

371 

826 

18,150 

4,514 
32,633 

83,457 


39,381 
44,076 


33,392 
26,247 


78,398 


44,601 
33,797 


135,402 


12,'?90 
25,775 
6,302 
66,688 
12,926 
9,848 
1,073 

39,778 
124,772 


112,915 
11,857 

109,107 


13,833 
13,275 

4,341 
41,614 

7,449 
10,295 

6,003 
12,247 

717,721 


171,790 
41,179 
10,992 
4,394 
91,397 
13,106 
13,471 

107,365 


T575B0" 
73,817 
18,04« 

264,027 

813,886 


13,121 
7,264 
28,731 
36,752 
94,723 
633,295 


7,819 


4,127 

414 

263 

765 

2,250 

4,568 
2,034 


1,805 


1,006 
271 
143 
385 

1,530 


1,513 
662 

180 


940 


2,831 

23?' 

775 

35 

138 

1,447 

187 
4,476 


6,159 
2,885 
3,274 


3,003 
2,877 


2,361 
3,692 


15,202 


1,S91 
2,147 
297 
6,822 
2,889 
1,293 
63 

3,184 


2,879 
1,122 


6,373 


789 
983 
525 

1,075 
265 
878 
4J5 

1,423 

33,365 


4,887 
1,608 
738 
459 
3,291 
1,145 
1,063 


8,018 
3,816 
3,024 
1,178 

12,156 
9,300 


302 
853 
570 
579 
2,209 
4,787 


198 


151 


374 

20 


9 

4 

7 

43 

126 


10 
113 


170 


1,212 

169 
98 
242 
707 

1,538 

— 5C!r 


314 
84 
54 

107 


528 
246 

82 


176 
322 


305 
193 
17 
44 
339 

64 
1,395 

1,723 


1,632 


1,550 


535 
1,015 


4,210 

— 5nr 

508 

75 

1,660 

1,037 

409 

20 

816 


1,288 
867" 


2,277 


234 
496 

191 
283 
75 
265 
162 
571 

9,091 


,411 
536 
140 
97 
331 
303 
335 


916 
631 
331 

3,560 
2,156 


(.7 
173 

96 

129 

409 

1,282 


156,944 


8,724 

6,042 

14,761 

44,381 

94,465 
43,38? 


38,142 
35.049 


21,167 
4,952 
2,290 
6,640 

27,997 


28,938 
10,978 
3,599 

27.221 


10,314 
16,907 


56,936 
li;i94 
14,488 
730 
2,152 
28,372 

3,381 
86,359 

126,656 


113,229 
59^189 


119,828 


41,866 
77,962 


288,206 
33,464 


44,201 

5,270 

124,170 

56,012 

23,818 

1,271 

56,290 
73,766 


52,379 
21,387 


123.894 


13,570 
19,913 

9,734 
24,488 

4,715 
16,397 

8,598 
26,479 

659,459 

94,810 
31,830 
10,692 
9,067 
65,445 
21,442 
19,844 

150,601 
69,156 
59,545 
21,900 

255,728 

189,808 


6,132 
14,764 
11,454 
10,690 
41,391 
105,377 


i 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonnbl,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


37.11 


Metxopoiion  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


PITTSBURGH  METROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber ,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conunercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

READING  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  aupplies 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

SCRANTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'"  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.... 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equi{Hiient ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

See  footoDtes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Xumber) 


244 
36 


3 
■412 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


50,941 
36,782 

11, m 


-7(35" 

10,413 

2,012 

22,311 

9,973 


4,554 
3,690 


it^BS" 

33,947 

5,115 

22,368 
120,624 


96,705 
44,383 


16,507 
27,876 

19,919 

11,661 

1,127 


96,705 


13,085 
5,764 
4,866 
2,937 
5,306 
2,754 
2,179 
1,464 

3,051 
8,702 
5,424 
7,666 
5,242 
18,819 
9,446 

16,507 


8,519 

563 

1,545 

5,880 


179,373 


111,223 
45,337 


39,127 
6,210 

12,356 
10,457 


111,223 


21,861 
16,839 
4,108 
2,157 
11,261 
4,740 
1,650 
2,274 

3,1U 
6,901 
5,687 
7,382 
6,919 
3,383 
12,947 

39,127 


21,715 
4,353 
4,594 
8,460 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


543 
519 

134 


48 

115 
244 


85 
166 

1,633 


195 

1,152 

286 

351 
1,858 

9,306 


6,774 
1,356 


1,176 
180 

1,048 
56 
72 


6,774 


671 
408 
328 
283 
156 
213 
296 
235 

515 
582 
433 
564 
585 
1,090 
415 

1,176 


284 

57 

4U 

421 

11,156 


164 
10,992 


7,683 
2,759 


2,292 
467 

119 
431 


7,683 


395 
1,248 
345 
293 
637 
140 
194 
172 

459 
410 
559 
635 
625 
337 
734 


697 
282 
614 
699 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Alumber) 


213 
1 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


1,279 


153 
172 


5T 

192 
46 

78 
366 

3,206 


2,463 
417 


385 
32 

260 
18 
28 


289 
143 
104 
95 
57 
69 
112 
84 

214 
204 
136 
174 
222 
372 
183 


122 
14 
116 
133 

3,742 


46 
3,696 


2,708 
739 


681 

108 

46 
153 


2,703 


360 

431 

119 

115 

187 

65 

50 

49 

204 
128 
198 
180 
220 
169 
233 


236 
75 
157 
213 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


106,734 


9,255 
9,438 

2,786 


635 
2,151 

924 
2,217 
3,689 


1,596 
3,434 

31,845 
4,342 

21,915 
5,588 

7,469 
34,081 


130,952 
27,399 


24,120 
3,279 

19,530 

831 

1,540 


130,952 


12,979 
3,272 
6,075 
5,189 
2,819 
4,238 
5,638 
4,223 

10,441 
U,569 

8,137 
12,655 
U,733 
19,135 

7,844 

24,120 


6,147 
1,454 
8,276 
8,243 


3,281 
214,996 


151,849 
51,875 


42,449 
9,426 


2,127 
9,145 


151,849 


17,917 
25,640 
6,971 
5,681 
12,759 
2,999 
2,969 
3,402 

9,123 
8,130 
10,981 
12,414 
11,095 
6,955 
W,813 

42,449 


13,923 
5,267 
U,021 
12,238 


37.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


WILKES-BARHE-HA2LET0N  METROPOLITAN  ABZA,  "  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establisbments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEmS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  ( exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment. 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

YORK  METROPOLITAN  AREA, ^'   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  officea,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


445 
52 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  doHxrs) 


168 
19 


216,985 


137,622 
41,688 


38,094 
3,594 


19,124 
18,551 


32,092 


12,740 
370 
907 

13,644 
4,431 

16.013 


6,821 
9,192 

4,780 
2,320 
9,952 


2,685 
713 

1,596 
2,423 
5,739 


4,051 
4,929 


6,856 
4,344 

5,945 


3,842 
2,103 


16,444 


1,435 

4,330 

9,177 

851 

651 

5,669 


3)714 
1,955 

11,071 


2,123 
266 
1,510 
5,218 
885 
326 
329 
414 

38,094 


25,437 
1,623 
2,502 
8,532 


67, 597 
13,704 


6,678 
7,026 


8,751 
6,556 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


12,044 


248 

11,796 


8,725 
2,248 


2,061 
187 


687 
136 


455 

14 

58 

381 

186 


1,043 
541 

243 
184 
353 


112 
42 

78 

213 
738 


324 

176 


792 

361 


185 


140 
293 
540 
143 

71 


"T2T 
196 


136 
6 
121 
110 
49 
33 
25 
22 


955 
255 
321 
530 

6,334 


4,950 
841 


775 
66 

326 

143 
74 


Active  proprie- 
tors," November 

(dumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


60 
4,497 


3,521 
721 


664 
57 


208 
47 


3,521 


224 

7 

33 

137 

114 


361 
179 

130 
68 

151 


39 
80 
342 


104 
76 


401 


67 
73 
162 
65 
37 

225 


52 
5 
73 
64 
27 
19 
8 
15 

664 


321 
100 
87 
156 


1,735 
226 


212 

14 

106 
55 
39 


Pay  roll 
{Dollars) 


5,200 
233,340 


170,898 
46,621 


42,739 
3,882 


13,089 
2,732 


170,898 


21,179 


8,781 
282 
1,405 
6,790 
3,921 

28.795 


19,069 
9,726 

5,111 
2,965 
7,221 


1,979 
530 

1,903 
4,075 
16,738 


6,351 
3,906 


23,121 
16,  W8 


6,543 


2,934 
3,202 


23,086 


3,113 
5,318 
10,805 
2,472 
1,378 

7,354 


10,448 


2,451 
127 
2,825 
2,469 
971 
656 
472 
477 

42,739 


19,227 
6,193 
6,721 

10, 598 

118,414 


90,559 
17,276 


15,907 
1,369 

6,485 
2,665 
1,429 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.13 


Table  102.— STAND ARX)  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSRUBNTS,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pebsonmbl,  by  Typb  of  Operation  and  Kino  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolian  uca,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  busine&s 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales,  entile  year 
(ThouMnii  doUars) 


Pay  roll,  entile  year 
(Xhousand  dollars) 


Acave  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollors) 


YORK  HtTSOPOLnAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heat  ing 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


67,597 


4,950 


16,992 
4,238 
3,396 
1,247 
3,811 
2,030 
1,758 
1,535 

3,650 
5,112 
7,902 
4,973 
2,057 
518 
861 
7,517 

6,678 


786 
240 
214 
149 
192 
171 
163 
64 

499 
353 
735 
576 
254 
67 
105 
382 


1,032 
1,579 

4,067 


179 
236 

360 


301 
94 
83 
71 
67 
45 
49 
14 

189 
106 
238 
170 
79 
20 
49 
160 


56 
53 

103 


90,559 


14,710 
4,025 
4,213 
2,884 
3,583 
3,400 
3,181 
1,021 

10,011 
5,520 
12,793 
10,173 
4,241 
1,260 
2,139 
7,400 

15,907 


3,770 
5,141 
6,996 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

t  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

'  Consists  of  Lehigh  and  Northampton  Counties,  Pa.,  and  Warren  County,  N.  J. 

'  Coextensive  -Jith  Blair  County. 

'  Coextensive  with  Erie  County. 

'   Consists  of  Cumberland  and  Dauphin  Counties. 

'  Consists  of  Cambria  and  Somerset  Counties. 

'  Coextensive  with  Lancaster  County. 

'  Consists  of  Bucks,  Chester,  Delaware,  Montgomery,  and  Philadelphia  Counties, 

'  Consists  of  Allegheny,  Beaver,  Washington,  and  Westmoreland  Counties. 

Coextensive  with  Berks  County. 
'  Coextensive  with  Lackawanna  County. 

Coextensive  with  Luzerne  County. 

Coextensive  with  York  County. 


Pa.,  and  Burlington,  Camden,  and  Gloucester  Counties,  N.  J. 


37.14 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  operating  types 


County  and  aty 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umbcT) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 

dumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollors) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Kumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Tftousdnd 
dolUrs) 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolltfrs) 


State,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Mams  County 

Gettysburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Allegheny  County 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Avalon 

Bellevue 

Brackenridge 

Braddock 

Brentwood 

Carnegie 

Clairton 

Coraopolis 

Craftcai 

Dormont 

Duquesne 

East  Pittsburgh 

Etna 

Forest  Hills 

Glassport 

Harrison  township^ 

Homestead 

McKee sport 

McKees  Rocks 

Millvale 

Mount  Lebanon  township^ 

Mount  Oliver 

Munhall 

North  Braddock 

Oalnnont 

Pitcairn 

Pittsburgh 

Rankin 

Seuickley 

Shaler  township^ 

Sharpsburg 

Stowe  township^ 

Swissvale 

Tarentum 

Turtle  Creek 

West  View 

WiUiinsburg 

Wilmerding 

Remaijider  of  County 

Armstrong  County 

Ford  City 

Kittanning 

Remainder  of  County 

Beaver  County 

Aliquippa 

Ambridge 

Beaver 

Beaver  Falls 

Ellwood  City  (part)' 

Midland 

Monaca 

New  Brighton 

Rochester 

Remainder  of  County 

Bedford  County 

Berks  County 

Reading 

Shlllington 

West  Reading 

Remainder  of  County 

Blair  County 

Altoona 

Hollldayaburg 

IVrone 

Remainder  of  County 

Bradford  County 

Sayre 

Remainder  of  County 

Bucks  County 

Bristol 

Doylestown 

Morrisville 

Quakertown 

Remainder  of  County 

See   footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


87 
U,565 


2,508 


22 

2,436 

1 

4 

6 

23 
3 

19 


2,073 
2 


1 
12 


133 
9 
15 
20 


514,558 


157,313 


9,876,492 


73,631 
11,010,828 


8,193 


14,705 
499,853 


11,373 
22 


3,632 
153,681 


3,436 

4,757 


(x) 


139 
190 


123,770 


289,190 
9,587,302 


6,513 


10,492 
18 


34,766 


2,655 

3,858 


2,421,054 


U) 

(x) 


(x) 

2,946,039 

(x) 

1,126 

511 

15,619 

544 

25,122 

1,158 

1,916 

(X) 

5,097 

578 

1,405 

3,326 

(x) 

2,951 

67 

2,061 
26,381 
9,259 
1,092 
9,161 

1,757 
(x) 

663 

2,737,703 
(x) 

722 
(x) 
5,373 
654 

(x) 

2,674 

1,279 

<x) 

8,261 

605 

73,532 

27,603 


3,403 
120,367 
(x) 

12 
20 
500 
43 
812 
25 
71 

(x) 


1,658 
(x) 


850 
33,916 
(x) 

6 
14 
173 
11 
257 
13 
32 


55 

213 


(x) 


1,618 
21,956 
4,029 

47,408 


113 
9 

176 

1,984 

638 

50 


(x) 

27 

109,338 

(x) 

81 

(x) 
445 
ID 

(x) 

173 
72 
(x) 

717 

28 

3,597 

1,271 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


52 

11 
18 
55 

35 
5 

45 
650 
232 
23 
31 


(x) 


1,293 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

12 

30,532 
(x) 

32 
(x) 

139 


(x) 

69 
27 
(x) 

250 

9 

1,060 

436 


70,595 
2,350,459 
(x) 

252 

394 

9,141 

923 

16,393 

516 

1,419 

(x) 

3,663 

346 

1,130 

4,205 

(X) 

2,063 

175 

2,315 

39,157 

14,236 

947 

1,667 

1,070 
(x) 

541 

2,141,813 
tx) 

1,760 
(x) 
9,299 
194 

(x) 

3,084 

1,348 

(x) 

14,313 

516 

71,583 

24,149 


1,278 
1 
3 
6 

13 


1,022,489 
(x) 
(x) 

511 

10,043 

(x) 

(x) 

1,158 

1,916 

(x) 
(x) 

578 
1,405 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

67 

(x) 

23,336 
3,441 
(x) 
(x) 

1,757 
(x) 

(x) 

839,067 
(x) 

487 
(x) 
5,373 

654 

(X) 

2,674 

1,279 

(x) 

6,680 

605 

50,332 

22,446 


185 
392 
194 


j;C5T 

2,146 
768 
10,612 
(x) 
(X) 

928 

3,643 

1,522 

24,411 

10,024 

173,795 


(x) 
(x) 


Taj 

140 
62 
522 


131,037 
(x) 
(x) 
36,048 

73,489 


63 
176 

89 
738 


9,306 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 


72 

233 

31 

677 

50 
23 

197 


7,067 
(x) 
(x) 

1,747 

4,335 


26 
69 
30 
222 


3,206 


(x) 

(X) 


60,558 
1,471 
4,637 

11,773 

16,144 


2,466 
(x) 
(x) 

579 

1.663 


3,808 
16,315 
4,026 

37,338 

273!Sr 

2,620 
1,184 
10,310 
(x) 
(X) 
1,447 
3,434 
1,965 
13,983 

U,475 

180,302 


Tx) 
19,538 
(x) 

19,479 

JTTOJ" 

2,146 
(x) 

5,345 
(x) 
(x) 

923 
(x) 
(x) 
2,523 

4,559 

96,705 


3,642 

67 

248 

428 

667 


1,373 

33 

114 

143 

327 


135,171 
(x) 
(x) 
35,230 

83,916 


191 
1 


Cx) 

(x) 
11,726 

48,285 


1,249 
14,895 


20, 6M 


93 
574 


45 
282 


69,286 
1,266 
4,770 
3,594 

12.956 


103 
6 
12 


40,891 
1,299 
4,298 
1,797 

3.669 


T5? 
6,236 
1,979 
3,011 
8,659 


202 
222 


31 

103 
64 
47 

153 


1,655 
11,301 


18,346 
1,248 
4,315 
4,548 
1,861 
6,374 


(x) 
(x) 


13,447 


729 
(x) 

1,979 
(x) 

4,725 


855 
3 

3 

1 
3 


6,326,772 
3.802 


771 

(x) 


1,923,550 

(x)    ■■■ 

5,576 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(X) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
3,045 
5,818 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 

1,848,636 
(x) 

235 


(x) 
1,581 


23,200 

5,157 


"TO 
2,418 
(x) 

27,929 


(x) 
5,267 


(x) 
(x) 
21,888 


ir.ili 


(x) 
24,322 


30.204 


19,667 

172 

389 

9,976 

12.475 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
3.934 


PElsrNSYLVANIA 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 
Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


ToeU 


Establish- 
ments 

(>(umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoujdnd 
dolUri) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


Wumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employee* 
(Number) 


Fay  roll 
(DolUrs) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Butler  County 

Butler 

Remainder  of  County 

Cambria  County 

Johnstown 

Nanty-Glo 

Remainder  of  County 

Cameron  County 

Carbcffi  County 

Lansf ord 

Lehighton 

Palmerton 

Suumit  Hill 

Remainder  of  County 

Centre  County 

Belief onte 

State  College 

Remainder  of  County 

Chester  County 

Coat«sville 

Phoenixvllle 

West  Chester 

Remainder  of  County 

Clarion  County 

Clearfield  County 

Clearfield 

Du  Bois 

Remainder  of  County 

Clinton  County 

Lock  Haven 

Remainder  of  Counly 

Columbia  County 

Ashland  (part )* 

Berwick 

Bloomsburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

Meadville 

Titusville 

Remainder  of  County 

Cumberland  County 

Mfflinistrative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Can?.  Hill 

Carlisle 

Mechanicsburg 

New  Cumberland 

Shippensburg  (part)' 

Remainder  of  County 

Dauphin  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Hairisburg 

Middletown 

Steelton 

Remainder  of  Ctnmty 

Delaware  County 

Chester 

Clifton  Heights 

Collingdale 

Darby 

Glenolden , 

Haverf ord  township^ 

Lansdowne 

Marcus  Hoolt 

Media 

Norwood 

Prospect  Park 

Sharon  Hill 

Upper  Darby  township^ 

Yeadon 

Remainder  of  County 

Eli  County , 

Ridgway 

St.  Marys 

Remainder  of  County 

Erie  County 

Mmlnistrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Erie 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

Brownsville 

Cccnellsvllle 

UnlontcMn 

Remainder  of  County 


"TZZ" 
3 


317 
272 

6 
35 


4 
254 

7 
215 
32 


30,253 


20,117 
10,  U6 

93,179 


i;233 

524 


~J00 
199 


7(5,554 

208 

22,417 


6,971 


4,634 

6 

1,002 


22,718 
11,348 

110,970 


a,B58 

2,408 

533 

237 

935 

15,577 


107 
29 
25 
38 


90,594 
112 
20,264 


8,104 


15,150 
1,332 

58,437 


2, DO 
980 
12,467 

34,421 


li>5 
1,274 
2,668 

18,404 

4,956 
19,075 


9?" 

60 
477 

1,631 


278 

34 
205 


3,867 

2,408 

517 

535 

777 

13,208 


111 

3 

73 

4 

33 


44,277 

208 

13,952 

(x) 

5,659 


535 
100 
176 
820 

344 

1,283 


212 
57 


145 
496 


5,792 
9,224 
4,059 

7,237 


351 
488 
444 


144 
184 
168 


1,895 
1,494 
9,819 

31,069 
10,448 
2,016 
3,498 
15,107 

6,703 

25,344 


27I5B" 
(x) 
(x) 

237 
(x) 

5.615 


(x) 
4,133 

14,321 

~(^ 

(x) 
(x) 
6,848 

3,085 
11.240 


6,805 
9,793 
8,746 

8.961 


3,691 
4,455 
3,094 

5.110 


4,951 
2,286 


325 
121 


149 
66 


6,238 
2,723 

11,063 


(x) 
(x) 

5,899 


2,041 
4,352 
2,525 


8,830 
4,624 
5,624 

23,397 


189 
225 
129 

1,093 


~J67 
467 
159 

2,080 


170 
196 
84 


3,679 
4,621 
2,763 

22,450 


(x) 

2,116 
(x) 


9,269 
8,947 
4,234 

X,121 


4,482 
(x) 
(x) 


23,397 
(x) 
(x) 

5,057 
(x) 
U) 

6,951 

262,013 


61 
2,019 
(x) 
(x) 

294 
(x) 
(X) 

368 

14,730 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


22 
653 


4.664 


1,074 
33,047 
(x) 
(x) 

5,661 
(x) 
(x) 

5,875 

289,432 


16,084 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(X) 
2,567 


262,013 

234,974 

163 

500 

26,376 

138,975 


468 

14,262 

12,975 

14 

73 

1,200 

5,953 


160 

136 

5 

3 

16 


93,022 
(x) 
(x) 

379 
(x) 

921 

9,167 

11,240 

517 


13,094 
(x) 
9,878 


— Tjms 
M 

(x) 

60 
(X) 

71 
354 

451 


1,226 
(x) 

618 


132 

4,532 

4,113 

11 

23 

385 

1,843 


9,941 

279,491 

252,978 

418 

1,360 

24,735 

110,151 


(x) 
(X) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


29 
107 

107 
25 


(x) 


(x) 


204 
107 


55,651 

(x) 

(x) 
1,212 

(x) 
1,318 
6,349 

7,591 
914 


24,381 
(x) 
11,108 


216 

183 

4 

6 

23 

140 
~3F 


128,515 

115,378 

163 

500 

12,474 

41,610 


25,729 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
2,433 

(x) 
(x) 


5,519 
(x) 
5,328 


1,022 

1,429 

993 


39 
106 
99 

9,223 


20 
39 
48 

3,002 


927 
1,694 
1,968 

178,517 


7^ 
(x) 
(x) 


119,510 

908 

108,548 

10,054 

55,336 


204 

9,019 

65 

8,326 

628 

3,436 


160 

3 

137 

20 


42 
2,960 

30 

2,708 

222 

1.242 


3,829 
174,688 

1,336 
160,332 
13,020 

67,979 


177 

5 

159 

13 


70,131 
(x) 

68,831 
(x) 

37.615 


2,448 

4,743 

39,591 

8,554 


113 

155 

2,052 

1,11.6 


719 
409 


2,123 

2,820 

40,625 

22,411 


(x) 

(x) 

26,891 

6,498 


^,77; 


4,967 
8,304 


34.742 


26,277 

8,465 
(x) 
1,312 


(x) 
(x) 

(x)   ■■■ 
9,962 


1^ 
(x) 
8,334 

20,100 
~^ 

(x) 

(X) 

11,556 
1,871 
7.835 


2,101 

4,769 

965 

2.127 


(x) 
(x) 


3,019 


(x) 

2,236 
(x) 

7,566 


4,348 
(x) 
(x) 


7,313 


(x) 
(x) 


133,498 
119,596 


13,902 
97.365 


67,293 


(x) 

(x)  ■" 
6,734 

(x) 
(x) 


7,575 

4,550 
1,128 


"ST 
(x) 
(X) 


49,379 
Oc) 

39,717 
(x) 

17.721 


(xT 

(x) 

12,700 

2,056 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


37.16 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


iHumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(TTioiwand 
dollars) 


proprietors,' 
November 


(Humber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Qiumber) 


Pay  roll 
{Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
mencs 


Silcs, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humhcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thotisand 
doIUrs) 


Forest  County 

Franltlln  County 

Chairbersburg 

Shippensburg  (part)' 

Waynesboro 

Remainder  of  County 

Fulton  County 

Greene  County 

Waynesburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Huntingdon  County 

Huntingdon 

Remainder  of  County 

Indiana  County 

Blairsville 

Indiana 

Remainder  of  County 

Jefferson  County 

Punxsutawney 

Kemainder  of  County 

Juniata  County 

Lackawanna  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Archbald 

Blakel^ 

Carbondale 

Dickson  City 

Duiunore 

Old  Forge 

Olyphant 

Scranton 

Taylor 

Throop 

Winton 

Remainder  of  County 

Lancaster  County 

Mministrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Columbia 

Ephrata 

Lancaster 

Remainder  of  County 

Lawrence  County 

EUwood  City   (part)' 

New  Castle 

Remainder  of  County 

Lebanon  County 

Lebanon 

Palmyra 

Remainder  of  County 

Lehigh  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total, 

Allentown   

Bethlehem  (part)^ 

Emmaus 

Fountain  Hill 

Remainder  of  County 

Luzerne  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,   total 

Ashley 

Dupont ' 

Duryea 

Edward  sville 

Exeter 

Forty  Fort 

Freeland 

Hanover  township^ 

Hazleton 

Kingston 

Larksville 

Luzerne 

Nanticoke 

Pitteton. 

Plains  township^ 

Plymouth 

Swoyervi lie 

West  Hazleton 

West  Pittston 

Wilkea-Barre 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


412 
1 
3 
12 
5 
9 
2 
5 

355 
1 

2 

17 


3 

270 
10 
14 
lil 
105 


4 

294 

225 

13 

3 

2 

51 


— 7 

553 
4 
1 
2 
2 


247 
44 


(X) 
24,347 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
16,973 


10,541 
(x) 
(x) 

12,199 

(x) 

4,063 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2,775 
1,288 


10,777 
(x) 
(x) 
4,184 

(x) 

3,348 


(x) 
7,437 


6,209 
(x) 
(x) 
(X) 

(x) 


1,904 
1,444 


1,550 
1,288 


b,4«2 
2,676 


15,963 


"557" 
95 


244 

~7B" 


1,652 
6,857 
7,454 


39 
584 
260 


19 
225 

99 


11, US 
1,728 


16,990 


5,57U 
290 


5,989 
4,912 

1,327 
179,373 


357 
304 


140 
114 


3,742 


695 
11,151 
5,144 

12.473 


9.398 

5,885 
(x) 

8.334 


6,821 
,652 


218,277 


4,642 
3,692 

1,327 


179,373 

(x) 

568 
2,032 
1,584 
3,175 

(x) 
2,319 

165,054 

(x) 

(x)    ■■■ 
3,054 


164 
10,992 
(x) 

46 
78 
73 
270 
(x) 

53 
10,235 
(x) 

(x)    "■ 


7,086 


(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


3 

260 


16 
194 


46 
3,696 

(x) 

25 
39 
34 
98 

(x) 

21 
3,377 

(x) 

(x)    '" 
73 

2,583 


3,281 

214,996 

(x) 
1,158 
1,438 
1,750 
5,295 

(x) 

958 

199,637 

(x) 

(x)    ■" 
3,485 

131,307 


2 

5 
282 

1 


111,223 
(x) 

568 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

2,319 
100,743 
(x) 

(x)    '" 
1,822 


187,326 

1,060 

7,139 

63,897 

115,230 

32,898 


198 

6,888 

69 

360 
4,729 
1,730 

1,733 


194 

11 
7 


78 

2,505 

36 

144 

1,615 

710 


2,197 
28,461 
2,240 

22,322 


13,899 
1,191 
7,232 

158,108 


74 
1,585 


1,175 


38 
560 
37 


3,750 
127,557 
1,573 
6,811 
86,363 
32,810 

33.780 


196 

10 


74,497 

1,060 

5,212 

48,537 

19,688 

22.426 


1,534 

30,669 

1,577 


827 
148 
200 

12,152 


354 
35 
42 

4,051 


15,776 
2,668 
3,911 

235,766 


(x) 

18,787 
(x) 

11,693 


158,108 
129,681 
3,218 
(x) 
(x) 
23,993 

216,985 


282 

11,870 

8,970 

218 

(x) 

(x) 

2,599 

12,044 


197 
135 

10 


(x) 
(x) 


216,985 
1,968 

(x) 

(x) 

U) 
4,111 
4,176 
360 

1,699 
35,748 
8,649 
(x) 
2,381 
921 
13,554 

458 

1,194 

349 

1,166 

149 

127,787 

10,098 


248 
11,796 
60 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

135 
317 


77 

3,974 

2,909 

85 

(x) 

(x) 

944 

4,557 


(x) 
(x) 

(X) 


477 

1 


(x) 


(x) 


22 
43 
12 
96 
15 
6,685 
778 


14 
76 
22 

6 
17 
35 

4 

10 
7 
7 
3 
209 
42 


60 
4,497 

42 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

40 


81 
750 
306 


5,667 
229,899 
159,214 

4,049 
(x) 
(x) 
54,827 

238, 5401 


(x) 


76 
35 
217 

17 
28 


2,421 
311 


5,200 
233,340 

1,296 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

2,765 

5,994 
235 

2,462 
40,369 
14,527 
(x) 
4,325 
1,003 
11,109 

430 
841 
232 

1,755 

274 

129,713 

14,600 


10,089 
1,191 
413 


233 

174 

11 

2 

2 

44 


85,092 
69,458 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
12,585 


445 
3 
1 
2 

1 


11 

76 

23 

1 

9 

13 

31 

4 

7 

6 

4 

3 

193 

35 


137,622 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

261 
2,227 

350 

1,699 
24,182 
6,041 
(X) 

2,381 
(x) 
12,325 

458 

1,194 

349 

340 

(x) 

74,635 
7,579 


108 
1 


16,910, 


4,332 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,298 

— rsT 

2,386 
6.565 


972 


(x)  ^ 
(x) 
2.567 


1,347 
1,220 


68,150 


(x) 
(X) 
(x) 


1,232 


1,927 
15,360 
95,542 

10,472 


(x) 

9,574 
(x) 


3,810 
6,819 


73,016 
60,223 

(x) 

(x) 

11,408 


79,353 

(x) 


(x) 
3,850 
1,949 


11,566 
2,508 


(X) 
1,229 


825 
(x) 

53,152 
2,519 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.17 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

E5TABL!SHME>JTS,  SaLES,  PaY  Roll,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMEKTS  AND  SaLBS — MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtheR  OPERATING  TypES:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

CniouSiind 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(£>ollars) 


Merchant  wholeaalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TluujaruJ 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Lyccclrt^  County 

Jersey  Shore 

South  Williamsport 

Williamsport 

Remainder  of  County 

McKean  County 

Bradford 

Kane 

Remainder  of  County 

Mercer  County 

Farrell 

Greenville 

Grove  City 

Sharon 

Sharpsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Mifflin  County 

Levistown 

Remainder  of  County 

Mcmroe  County 

East  Stroudsburg 

Stroudsburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Montgduery  County 

Abington  township^ 

Bridgeport 

Cheltenham  township^ 

Conshohocken 

Jeniilntown 

Lansdale 

Lower  Merlon  township^ 

Narberth 

Norristown 

Pottstown 

Remainder  of  County 

Montour  County 

Danville 

Remainder  of  County 

Northaspton  County 

Bangor 

Bethlehem  (part)* 

Eaaton 

Hellertown 

Nazareth 

Northaoptcn 

Wilson 

Remainder  of  County 

Northumberland  County 

Kulpmont 

Milton 

Mount  Caimel 

Shamoltin 

Sunbury 

Remainder  of  County 

Perry  County 

Philadelphia  County  (coextensive  with 
Philadelphia  city) 

Mministrative,   auxiliary  units.... 
Wholesale  eatabliahments,  total.... 

Pike  County 

Potter  County 

Schuyllilll  County 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units.. . . 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Ashland  (part)' 

Coaldale 

Frackville 

HcAdoo 

Mahanqy  City 

Miner  sviUe 

Pottsville 

St.  Clair 

Schuylkill  Haven 

Shenandoah 

Tamaqua 

Reaainder  of  County 

Si^er  County 

Sonerset  County 

Scmerset 

Uindber 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


6 

6 

103 

32 


6 
11 

1 
12 
11 
21 

1 
52 
38 


36 
5,545 

5 

11 


4 
203 
6 
1 
4 
2 
15 


52,264 


664 
38,266 
12,843 

28,087 


3,677 


49 

3,064 

521 

1,852 


1,325 

19" 

21 

1,062 

223 


21,901 
3,264 
2,922 

45.802 


1,526 
181 
145 


524 

79 
70 


68,784 

843 

1,010 

56,792 

10,139 

36,055 


29,494 
3,622 
2,939 

35.181 


31,175 

-1^ 

(x) 

25,994 
4,340 

16.380 


13,220 
2,481 
679 

24,776 


3,433 
2,689 

(x) 
31,017 

(x) 
6,199 

20,601 


(x) 
(x) 


132 
147 


(x) 
(x) 


217 
899 


(x) 
(x) 


97 
368 


14,608 
5,993 


12.393 


627 
272 


231 

137 


2,831 
2,835 

(x) 
18,288 

(x) 
4,475 

17.875 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
17,720 
(x) 


12,244 
5,631 


5,013 
3,400 


5,979 
4,720 
1,694 

119.498 


201 
230 
114 

7.009 


64 
92 
46 

2.292 


3,689 
4,834 
2,203 

135,540 


1,446 
(x) 
(x) 

73,816 


2,074 
8,586 
2,707 
(x) 

2,835 
(x) 

5,258 
(x) 

16,432 
15,061 
63,909 

3,217 


(X) 


62,620 


207 
390 
117 

(x) 

162 

(x) 

438 

(x) 
1,209 
986 
3,294 

138 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


1^ 

(x) 


(x) 


73 
119 
43 
(x) 

61 
(x) 

127 
(x) 

398 

353 

1,065 

74 


TO" 
(x) 


4,533 

6,668 

2,177 

(x) 

3,040 
(x) 

9,304 
(x) 
23,141 
19,286 
64,441 

2,959 


4,998 
17,564 
26,953 
(x) 
(x) 
1,254 
1,278 
9,685 

35,247 


3,919 


(x) 
(X) 


72.261 


285 
1,273 
1,749 
(x) 
(x) 

108 
106 
360 

1.897 


94 
416 
620 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


50 
35 
174 


■327 
5,829 
5,125 
5,982 
8,226 
9,758 

1,750 


12 
210 
260 
313 
765 
337 


(x) 


5 
78 
112 
U8 
299 
181 


66,265 


4,411 

24,814 

31,004 

(x) 

(X) 

2,333 

1,918 

6,995 

36.766 


229 
3,822 
4,963 
5,297 
15,864 
6,591 

1,142 


4,386,818 


(x) 
5,224,878 


359 
2,647 


69,409 


9,597 
222,635 


3,055 


2,293 
63,972 


1,254 


184,080 
4,202,738 


665 
1,443 


58,339 


69,409 
1,202 

(x) 
1,271 

(x) 
2,136 
1,185 

35,566 

7U 

2,271 

7,524 

3,239 

14,013 

1,277 
10,250 


2,975 
69 
(x) 

55 
(x) 

61 
117 

1,569 
46 
157 
297 
139 
464 

S4 


160 
3 


(x) 
(x) 


32 
1,222 

34 
(x) 

35 
(x) 

29 

42 

618 
19 
72 

139 
60 

172 


1,573 
56,766 

1,275 
(x) 

1,137 
(X) 

1,140 

2,323 

29,913 
789 
2,909 
5,778 
3,061 
8,4U 

1,791 


3,979 
2,055 
4,216 


524 

249 

62 

213 


5,805 
1,259 
3,250 


3,920 


162 
5 


2,074 
(x) 
(X) 
(x) 

2,835 
(x) 

4,020 
(x) 

U,125 
11,651 
30,067 

1,923 


(x) 


44.877 


(x) 
12,312 
20,123 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
1,278 
5,490 

23.089 


327 
3,864 
5,125 
4,562 
6,420 
2,791 

514 


2,100,394 
(x) 


38,484 
(x) 
(x) 

1,271 
(x) 
(x) 

1,185 

18,756 

711 

1,236 

(x) 

1,375 

6,888 

751 


2,242 
(x) 
(x) 


1,625 

1 


21.089 
(x)' 
(x) 

12,272 
8,503 

11.707 


8,681 

783 

2,243 

21.026 


(x) 
(x) 
13,297 
(x) 
5,310 

12,188 


9,595 
2,593 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
1,238 

3,307 
3,410 
33,842 


(x) 
(x) 


17,743 


-1^ 
5,272 
6,830 

(x)   '" 
(x) 

4,195 

12,158 


1,965 

1,420 
1,806 
6,967 

1,236 


3,124,484 

(x) 
2,125 


30,925 
(x) 


(x) 

16,810 

1,035 
(x) 
1,864 
7,125 

526 

5,858 


1,737 
(x) 
(x) 


37.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

E8TABLl6HME^ns,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  akd  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Sullivan  County 

Susquehanna  County 

Tioga  County 

Union  County 

Venango  County 

Franilin 

Oil  City 

Remainder  of  County. 

Warren  County 

Warren 

Remainder  of  County. 

Washington  County 

Canonsburg 

Centerville 

Charleroi 

Donora 

Monongahela 

Washington 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wayne  County 

Honesdale 

Remainder  of  County. 

Westmoreland  County 

Arnold 

Greensburg t . . , . 

Jeannette 

Latrobe 

Monessen 

Mount  Pleasant 

New  Kensington 

Scottdale 

Vandergrif t 

Rem^tinder  of  County. 

Wyoning  County 


York  County 

Hanover 

West  York 

York 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


29 

2 

152 

42 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,513 
5,373 
9,773 
4,195 

18,131 


2,935 

10,253 
4,943 

20,385 


17,714 
2,671 

56,391 


4,000 
(x) 

14,115 
(x) 

1,380 
14,762 
19,493 
7,394 


4,951 
2,443 

57,580 


1,421 
20,295 
3,289 
4,338 
5,875 
1,399 
5,352 
1,107 
1,520 
12,984 

4,710 

100.804 


(x) 
81,042 
11,709 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


223 
123 
268 
238 

1,027 


223 
636 

168 

1,017 


876 

141 

3,075 


(x) 
(x) 


330 


49 
939 
736 


I4ff 

51 

3,001 


1,085 
210 
476 
110 

50 
284 
143 

94 
505 

92 

6,334 


"TIT 

Cx) 

5,454 

435 


proprietors, 
November 


{J^umher) 


(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


77 
61 
143 
121 


76 
243 
66 


1,139 


120 


(x) 
(x) 


23 
380 
301 


17 

354 

90 

171 

72 

20 

96 

48 

36 

190 

47 

2.161 


"Try 

M 

1,788 

2CK 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


3,642 
2,398 
5,901 
2,930 

20,525 


4,651 
12,825 

3,049 


16,013 
2,959 

63,811 


6,432 
(x) 
19,233 
(x) 

1,031 
19,564 
14,735 

3,924 


2,887 
1,037 

58,624 


852 
21,033 
3,695 
9,776 
2,704 

981 
5,459 
2,534 
1,982 
9,608 

1,743 

118,414 


"ST 

(x) 

101,083 

9,040 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


4 
168 


24 
2 

113 
29 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 

634 
1,543 
3,265 

7,304 


4,433 
(x) 

14,107 


13,526 
581 

30,540 


(x) 

(x) 
1,380 
9,024 
5,688 

1,708 


1,372 
336 


32,608 


(x) 
11,303 

(x) 
1,701 

(x) 
1,399 

(x) 
1,107 
1,520 
4,918 

420 

67.597 


(x) 

(x) 

55,916 

5,176 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 
4,739 
8,230 
930 

10,827 
(x)' 

5,820 
(x) 


4,188 
2,090 

25,851 

-1^ 

(x) 
Cx) 


5,738 

13,805 

5,686 


3,579 
2,107 

24.972 


"T^ 

8,992 
Cx) 

2,637 
Cx) 

(x)    "■ 


8,066 
4,290 
33.207 


"TTT 

25,126 
6.533 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
^  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 


Located  in  Beaver  and  Lawrence  Counties. 
^  Located  in  Columbia  and  Schuylkill  Counties. 
^  Located  in  Cumberland  and  Franklin  Counties. 
*  Located  in  Lehigh  and  Northampton  Counties. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  toll, 

entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


ALLEQHENY  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc .   leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,   construction  materialG 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf ac  turers '   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

ARMSTRONG  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  dlGtilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


2,508 


22 
2,486 


171 
134 
201 

25 

102 

6 

111 

62 

88 
241 

86 
404 

497 

25 
333 


(x) 


123,770 


(x) 
2,946,039 


1,022,489 


3,403 
120,367 


71,079 


103,522 
89,433 
36,278 
30,720 
38,908 
4,514 
26,416 
81,973 
77,273 

131,446 

119,21! 

282,795 

1,505,277 
61,371 
356,902 

27,603 


22,446 


1,966 

1,520 

784 

674 

17,502 

5,157 


6,764 
4,104 
1,362 
1,384 
2,355 
187 
3,628 
6,102 
5,910 

14,944 
3,542 

20,797 

41,177 
2,078 
6,033 


297 

79 

77 

132 

416 


1,658 


1,658 


152 
152 
230 
23 
126 
10 
71 
38 
38 
153 
64 
283 


9 

301 


34,766 


850 
33,916 


21,10? 


2,030 

1,378 

563 

397 

856 

64 

1,101 

1,697 

1,492 

4,092 

1,054 

6,383 

10,805 

605 

1,399 


92 
42 
35 
50 
121 


2,421,054 


70,595 
2,350,459 


1,374,459 


134,684 

85,655 

25,655 

25,148 

43,515 

3,381 

69,458 

125,396 

117,152 

282,797 

64,251 

397,367 

819,176 
43,322 
113,502 

24,149 


18,901 

5,726 
1,465 
1,915 
2,745 
7,050 

5,248 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.19 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  cype  of  operation,  and  tind  of  business 


BEAVER  COyNTT ,  toial 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  si^plies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BERKS  COUNTY  (See  Reading  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

BLAIR  COUNTY  (See  Altoona  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

BRADFORD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits s 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types ' 

BUCKS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BUTLER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  ^olesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

AutODOtive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes -  . 

Machinery,  equipment,  st^jplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations^  terminals , 

Other  operating  types 

CAMBRIA  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

CHESTER  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  \*oIesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  pliznbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  siqiplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(T^umbcr) 


111 


16 

0,324 

247 

6 

1,270 

50 

34 

5,351 

203 

13 

1,868 

235 

3 

569 

88 

4 

566 

42 

10 

1,773 

111 

9 

1,758 

101 

10 

22,844 

610 

6 

5,085 

181 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


47,408 


19,479 


16,144 


3,669 


1,661 
337 
413 
455 
803 

3,558 
4,462 
4,455 

20,614 


13,447 


1,890 
3,981 
1,613 

461 
58 

145 
5,299 

3,928 
3,239 

30,253 


16,482 


5,X30 
1,766 
1,134 
2,997 
1,814 
3,641 

7,724 
6,047 


58,437 


12,154 
6,346 
388 
1,963 
1,419 
2,647 
3,731 
3,620 
3,410 
4,761 

17,993 

21,064 


17,645 
3,419 


9,140 
4,538 


34,421 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolliiTs) 


1,918 


1,127 


14,321 


2,026 
1,530 
952 
670 
1,121 
2,150 
5,S62 

12,539 
7,561 


68 
28 
42 
82 
99 

113 
138 
97 


102 
133 
94 
61 
6 
18 
365 

76 
68 


1,101 


202 
92 
174 
271 
159 
203 

428 
233 

5,692 


511 

281 

16 

32 

58 

293 

251 

491 

368 

212 

,834 


798 
42 


450 
55 


1,046 


95 
84 
66 
88 
217 
402 

351 
234 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


11 

106 

5,037 

?. 

23 

989 

4o 

67 

3,759 

7 

91 

5,721 

30 

1,373 

4 

17 

908 

8 

60 

2,394 

8 

43 

2,108 

3 

166 

11,483 

2 

54 

3,616 

Piiid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(><umljeT) 


55 
55 
39 
28 
9 
7 
128 

28 
49 


75 
39 
63 
88 
53 
82 

132 
67 

2,019 


1,614 


216 
115 
10 
17 
27 
100 
81 
159 
106 
105 
678 


235 

14 


135 
21 


45 
41 
32 
26 
87 
183 

91 
116 


Pay  roll 
(Dollurl) 


12,956 


5,986 


972 

471 

1,073 

1,560 

1,910 

2,167 
2,907 
1,896 


15,191 


1,954 
2,555 
2,019 
1,122 
275 
411 
6,855 

1,580 
1,575 


20,787 


3,696 
1,529 
3,037 
5,545 
2,956 
4,024 

9,064 
4,215 

110,970 


84,483 

9,861 
5,472 
306 
585 
1,121 
4,843 
4,774 

10,011 
7,035 
4,628 

35,847 

16,016 


15,967 
949 


8,463 
1,108 


20,215 

1,954 
1,840 
1,715 
1,495 
1,600 
4,021 
7,590 

5,951 
4,903 


37.20 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  an"d  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  of)eration,  and  kind  of  business 


CLEARFIELD  COUNTS,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total.... 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 


CRAWFORD  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


DAUPHIN  COUNTY,  total. 


Admipis trat ive ,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metal,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


DELAWARE  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Paper  and  its  products 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents ,  brokers 


ERIE  COlfflTY  (See  Erie  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
FAYETTO  COUNTY^  total 


I  lerchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tooacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 


Establishments 


Qiumber) 


7 

4,101 

227 

M 

1,184 

50 

i 

314 

26 

6 

628 

100 

6 

678 

177 

4 

587 

48 

16 

3,7.48 

348 

7 

3,332 

158 

11 

4,453 

149 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thotisand 
dollars) 


11,512 


855 
705 
263 

3,728 
756 

5,205 

3,247 

441 

3,878 

262,013 


262,013 


128,515 


18,573 
7,024 
6,221 
8,484 
324 
3,241 
8,373 
9,080 
9,506 
1,14A 
6,382 

50,163 

98,944 


63,350 
35,594 


20,692 
13,862 


138,975 


41,610 


1,898 
4,115 
3,220 
2,841 
587 

2,354 

3,579 
9,257 
6,859 
2,038 
4,862 

76,271 


13,132 
58,139 


12,085 
9,009 


55,336 


37,615 


16 

4,840 

271 

11 

5,499 

439 

30 

5,255 

178 

5 

1,788 

158 

6 

3,962 

131 

17 

2,678 

353 

6 

3,379 

405 

4 

149 

25 

7 

921 

85 

W 

9,144 

662 

U) 

8,875 

486 

10 

4,285 

185 

7 

4,561 

53 

Payroll, 
entire  year 

dollars) 


111 
33 

111 
74 

459 


14,730 


468 
14,262 


9,096 


643 
404 
376 
455 
16 
292 

1,053 
705 

1,212 

85 

439 

3,416 

4,309 


3,704 
605 


750 

107 


5,953 


3,895 


121 
523 

184 


335 

298 

996 
425 
233 
634 


881 
368 


630 
179 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

iHumbcr) 


4 

81 

4,615 

12 

21 

939 

2 

17 

557 

1 

40 

1,931 

5 

66 

2,740 

6 

22 

1,011 

13 

143 

7,289 

52 

3,354 

6 

54 

2,908 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


32 

207 

48 

8 

35 

4,664 


132 
4,532 


248 

173 

107 

145 

9 

105 

373 

163 

346 

35 

165 

1,033 

1,307 


1,169 
138 


1,343 


1,268 


51 
169 
52 
31 
18 

134 
94 

290 

123 
90 

216 


275 
96 


150 
54 


13 

85 

4,648 

17 

147 

9,164 

32 

77 

3,685 

6 

50 

3,433 

7 

57 

2,451 

1? 

133 

6,996 

3 

135 

7,611 

6 

10 

382 

7 

46 

1,485 

13 

255 

13,577 

2 

163 

10,037 

5 

62 

3,605 

6 

22 

905 

Piyroll 
(I>oll<irs) 


19,082 


22,450 


17,545 


897 
2,284 

730 
3,210 
1,339 
9,085 

2,491 

227 

2,137 

289,432 


9,941 
279,491 


176,302 


13,673 

8,157 

6,691 

8,794 

279 

5,509 

21,319 

14,933 

23,184 

1,720 

7,665 

64,378 

85,837 


74,203 
11,634 


15,087 
2,265 


71,501 


2,433 
8,014 
3,290 
1,597 
1,008 

6,941 
5,280 

18,347 
7,893 
3,889 

12,654 

25,022 


17,212 

7,810 


10,282 
3,346 


67,979 


53,432 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


PENNSYLVANIA 

Tabic  104.     COUNTIES  WITH   50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


37.21 


County,  type  ot  operation,  and  kinj  ol  business 


FRANKLIN  COUNTY,   total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,    total.. 


meats . 


Groceries,  confectionery, 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bollc  stations,  terminals. 

AssCTiblers  (mainly  farm  products). 

Form  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)..  . 

Other  operating  types 


LACKAWANNA  COUNTY  (See  Scranton  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
LANCASTER  COUNTY  (See  Lancaster  Ketropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 


LAVfRENCE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipraent,  supplies 

Waste  materiEils 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  tencinals 

Agents ,  brokers 


IXMNON  COUNTY,  total. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (edible  ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


LEHKM  COUNTY,  total. 


Administrative, auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


meats. 


Groceries,  confectionery, 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


LUZEHNE  COUNTY  (See  Wilkes-Barre-Hazleton  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
LYCOMING  COUNTY,  total 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

FariL  products  (edible  ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Limber,  construction  materials 

Hachinerj-,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers,  sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.... 
Other  operating  types 


Establishment? 


(T^umber) 


14 

5,845 

277 

16 

2,351 

159 

5 

2,598 

65 

7 
5 
5 

1,097 

2,742 

947 

115 
170 
68 

i, 

1,272 

32 

17 

5,574 

276 

11 

6,063 

455 

7 
5 

2,878 
926 

98 
18 

S.ilcs, 
entire  yar 

dolUlrj) 


7,437 


2,691 
1,442 

981 
1,357 

966 

5,780 
4,478 


3,640 
838 


6,652 


32,893 


22,426 


22,322 


11,693 


2,977 

1,528 

380 

992 

142 

1,413 

3,761 

4,638 
5,991 


158,108 


85,092 


11,125 
5,232 
3,226 
3,964 
2,429 
3,190 

14,843 
8,665 
3,502 

11,129 
4,324 

13,463 

42,466 


29,850 
12,616 


21,668 
8,882 


31,175 


5,180 

1,655 

2,357 

485 

943 

1,809 

5,976 

4,624 

1,726 

586 

5,834 

3,400 

11,426 

1,263 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thoiwanil 
doIld») 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


106 
118 

37 
159 

70 

194 

113 


1,733 


1,162 


1,175 


826 


87 
101 
72 
95 
14 
191 
266 

110 
239 

12,152 


282 
11,870 


8,104 


558 
422 
219 
153 
277 
590 

1,416 

1,156 

354 

1,664 

349 

946 

2,351 


2,087 
264 

683 
732 


3,677 


2,505 


234 
123 
113 

50 
125 
233 
395 
509 
243 

34 
446 

585 

563 

24 


Paid  employeea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>(umber) 


13 

117 

5,635 

17 

52 

3,091 

6 

27 

1,252 

10 

41 

2,111 

4 

53 

2,863 

8 

22 

1,156 

9 

20 

667 

25 

117 

5,814 

136 

8,649 

6 

41 

2,176 

3 

9 

366 

49 
36 
22 
37 
7 
58 
124 

41 
57 

4,051 


77 
3,974 


193 
157 
90 
68 
110 
210 

437 
343 
117 
543 
177 
347 


636 
73 


183 
290 


106 
53 
50 
39 
61 
90 

121 

LM 
92 
18 

183 

163 
165 
30 


Payroll 

(Dolluri) 


0,636 


2,014 
2,274 
743 
3,214 
1,391 

4,213 

1,565 


1,025 
540 

1,559 


33,780 


22,'j89 


15,471 


1,690 
2,172 
1,345 
1,680 
234 
3,473 
4,877 

2,207 
4,677 


5,867 
229,899 


154,377 


9,627 
7,737 
4,229 
3,064 
5,217 
11,326 

23,729 
21,042 

7,803 
34,862 

7,476 
18,265 

48,485 


43,079 
5,406 


12,699 
14,338 


46,927 

4,822 
2,060 
2,263 
1,180 
2,293 
4,596 
6,303 
10,015 
4,412 
600 
8,383 

10,419 

10,981 

457 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


37.22 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Humber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(ThousdTui 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,  • 
November 

{}^umbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(dumber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


McKEAN  COirarr,    total.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,    total. 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 


MERCER  COUNTY,   total.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total. 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Other  operating  types. 


MIFFLIN  COUNTY,   total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,    total. 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and   tubes. 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


MONTGOMERY  COUNTY,   total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,    chemipals,   allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products    (exc.    leaf).. 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 


Automotive  equipment,    tires  and   tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals. 
Agents,  brokers,   total 


Farm  products  (raw  materials). 
Hardware,  plumbing,  heating... 
Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 


Other  operating  types. 


NORTHAMPTON  COUNTY,    total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,    total. 


Groceries,    confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products    (edible) 

Beer,  wiries,  distilled  spirits... 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 


Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


5 

4,151 

227 

4 

862 

113 

13 

1,410 

76 

10 

672 

73 

3 

395 

42 

15 

6,683 

555 

i 

524 

49 

8 

1,683 

182 

8 

6,100 

301 

15 

5,607 

234 

45,802 


24,776 


14 

16,07B 

730 

4 

1,723 

79 

12 

1,791 

116 

11 

1,156 

142 

3 

908 

68 

4 

312 

37 

3 

943 

96 

7 

1,360 

87 

21,026 


20,601 


8,413 


1,791 
1,843 
643 
831 
770 
235 
2,300 

2,602 
9,586 


73,816 


12,187 

17,343 

3,973 

283 

4,742 

433 

1,431 

3,377 
571 
5,525 
3,712 
1,155 
4,719 
14,305 

22,264 

11,172 


2,374 

262 

8,036 


62,620 


69 
141 
30 
91 
39 
13 
167 

92 
252 


5,608 


547 
798 
340 

37 
143 

35 
148 

543 
17 
371 
305 
179 
345 
1,800 

736 


44,877 


30 

6,359 

358 

20 

6,388 

433 

23 

4,346 

310 

7 

2,830 

55 

4 

524 

83 

6 

1,792 

178 

1? 

1,046 

165 

5 

885 

173 

21 

2,496 

255 

15 

1,691 

U2 

23 

16,020 

986 

12 

4,036 

158 

16 

13,707 

623 

48 
118 
492 

3,919 


3,138 


81 
51 
33 
32 
16 
205 
24 
70 


253 
28 
51 
58 
25 
14 
33 
38 


2,292 


1,887 


169 

335 

112 

17 

61 


180 
10 

126 
65 
61 

145 

542 

194 
87 


1,406 


1,163 


137 

193 

118 

25 

32 

65 
54 
48 

110 
37 

324 

61 
132 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


PENNSYLVANIA 


37.23 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


H0RIHIN3ERLAND  COUNTlf,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Vry  goods,  apiparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

PHILADELPHIA  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establis^ents 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  Euid  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  hcae  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Autaaotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipcent,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) , 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

SCfflTfLKILL  COUNTY,  total , 

Administra'-ive,  auxiliary  units , 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESAI£  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  statirais,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

VENANGO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  imd  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Waste  naterlEils 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 


Establishments 

Sales, 
entire  year 

iTiiousand 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tlioiuaiid 

Active 

propnetors,* 
November 

workweek  ended 

ttearest  Nov.  15 

Employees 

PlyroU 

(\umixr) 

doUcrs) 

dollors) 

(Number) 

(^lumber) 

(.Dollars) 

125 

35,247 

1,897 

122 

793 

36,766 

100 

23,089 

1,406 

109 

506 

27,445 

21 

3,777 

123 

31 

56 

2,152 

5 

889 

85 

5 

45 

1,508 

2i 

3,536 

167 

29 

79 

3,108 

8 

6,540 

223 

9 

94 

4,132 

i 

1,917 

84 

7 

42 

1,988 

10 

2,465 

406 

5 

130 

8,636 

5 

1,002 

129 

2 

37 

2,129 

8 

364 

34 

10 

20 

602 

15 

2,599 

155 

11 

93 

3,190 

6 

2,050 

133 

49 

2,620 

11 

6,820 

294 

8 

97 

5,526 

3 

3,288 

54 

5 

51 

1,175 

5,581 

M 

232,232 

4,703 

66,265 

4,336,818 

36 

(x) 

9,597 

2,293 

184,080 

5,545 

5,224,878 

222,635 

4,703 

63,972 

4,202,738 

3,920 

2,100,394 

126,860 

3,897 

38,830 

2,356,109 

399 

237,866 

11,742 

441 

3,814 

230,527 

311 

181,880 

6,665 

384 

2,252 

125,480 

Ul 

37,856 

2,175 

139 

662 

43,050 

120 

58,353 

5,043 

84 

1,727 

94,386 

37 

60,252 

1,360 

118 

542 

24,379 

483 

134,364 

7,553 

560 

2,533 

139,968 

169 

50,244 

4,043 

179 

1,266 

76,953 

162 

63,933 

6,775 

142 

1,853 

119,246 

161 

37,372 

4,877 

125 

1,543 

91,082 

152 

156,032 

12,492 

137 

3,574 

230,530 

181 

96,910 

8,003 

140 

2,530 

151,521 

153 

133,885 

11,871 

90 

3,375 

219,061 

515 

154,152 

18,201 

478 

5,217 

333,685 

52 

57,490 

3,680 

34 

984 

68,460 

318 

118,450 

6,781 

330 

2,330 

116,543 

516 

521,350 

15,599 

516 

4,618 

286,233 

807 

2,287,988 

81,820 

27 

21,399 

1,575,775 

409 

1,181,473 

64,484 

23 

17,441 

1,236,439 

398 

1,106,515 

17,336 

4 

3,958 

339,336 

29 

U3,041 

5,140 

5 

1,479 

103,607 

780 

683,950 

8,677 

768 

2,210 

158,991 

112 

136,879 

1,209 

118 

286 

22,739 

103 

158,990 

1,523 

141 

475 

26,886 

16 

6,536 

147 

17 

30 

3,054 

19 

4,384 

212 

13 

33 

2,838 

47 

74,102 

308 

54 

95 

5,416 

17 

6,743 

186 

14 

49 

4,047 

61 

32,498 

465 

61 

120 

9,057 

70 

29,221 

1,091 

67 

256 

19,595 

16 

3,551 

67 

13 

23 

1,459 

120 

48,634 

1,280 

114 

328 

22,898 

31 

27,227 

332 

21 

65 

5,321 

168 

155,135 

1,857 

135 

450 

34,681 

9 

9,505 

138 

6 

54 

3,256 

207 

69,409 

3,055 

1<M 

1,254 

58,339 

4 

80 

32 

1,573 

203 

69,409 

2,975 

160 

1,222 

56,766 

162 

38,484 

2,144 

143 

9811                  40,539 

26 

6;212 

251 

21 

112 

4,732 

17 

2,802 

235 

20 

110 

4,592 

43 

5,453 

252 

42 

121 

4,684 

11 

2,281 

89 

8 

49 

1,660 

3 

17S 

15 

1 

9 

327 

10 

2,063 

232 

7 

98 

4,174 

3 

2,143 

110 

1 

50 

2,004 

4 

1,847 

241 

2 

78 

4,583 

10 

2,974 

167 

4 

81 

3,276 

10 

1,190 

130 

7 

58 

2,096 

3 

853 

69 

3 

22 

1,260 

10 

3,753 

257 

12 

149 

5,570 

12 

6,735 

96 

15 

34 

1,631 

12 

15,851 

426 

1 

107 

7,626 

24 

11 ,974 

346 

11 

119 

7,152 

5 

3,100 

59 

5 

15 

1,399 

64 

18.131 

1.027 

60 

335 

20,525 

43 

7,304 

651 

51 

237 

12,668 

4 

877 

45 

4 

22 

960 

5 

738 

61 

7 

30 

1,174 

S 

>24 

50 

10 

24 

933 

6 

1,503 

41 

11 

17 

735 

6 

1,064 

167 

3 

58 

3,242 

8 

1,188 

155 

5 

43 

3,115 

5 

175 

7 

7 

5 

6 

835 

125 

4 

38 

2,383 

7 

3,856 

173 

61 

3,394 

9 

5,971 

203 

9 

87 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


37.24 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Q^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


PiyroU 
(OolUri) 


WASHINGTON  COONTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buHc  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WESTMORELAND  COUNTT,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

YORK  COUNTY  (See  York  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

•♦  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


56,391 


30,5«l 


10,808 
2,166 
5,562 
1,S84 
943 
1,7-18 
1,899 
5,530 

12,689 
13,162 

57,580 


32,608 


9,333 
3,781 
6,656 
3,773 
2,465 
556 
1,642 
1,889 
.7,513 

11,624 
13,348 


1,139 


1,937 


800 


41,738 


515 
159 
202 
272 
29 
136 
193 
431 

486 
652 

3,001 


1 
178 


175 
65 
94 
97 
13 
69 
103 
184 

162 
177 


12,119 
3,107 
3,987 
5,355 
650 
2,904 
4,232 
9,384 

9,683 
12,390 


1,778 


33,392 


293 
255 
250 
94 

291 
55 
80 

155 

305 

500 
723 


117 
72 

112 
49 

106 
28 
32 
71 

109 

138 
260 


5,104 
4,714 
4,741 
1,948 
5,825 
1,303 
1,597 
2,889 
5,271 

9,338 
15,894 


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CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 38.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 38.03 

Providence  Metropolitan  Area 38.03 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 38.04 

104  Co\anties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  tjrpe  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 38.04- 

Providence  County 38.04 

88.01 


38.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pav  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  rf  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


STATE,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948, 

1939. 
1929. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEm'S 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market... 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited  function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks).. 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoEBierclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Honferrous  metals,  metal  work 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,143 


7 
1,136 


761 
734 


912 
16 
18 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


238,989 
275,356 


337,418 
8,641 
9,995 


128,901 
66,080 


100,521 
70,996 


52,182 


19,643 
615 
4,231 
16,971 
10,722 

28j_549 


9,025 
19,524 


15,267 
12,973 


7,815 
14,224 


18,516 


2,200 

10,113 

6,203 

6,618 


1,088 
5,530 


11,309 


1,049 
1,838 
1,064 
7,358 

7,672 
11,211 

24,067 


10,037 
14,030 


6,523 
10,994 


6,591 
7,996 


26,640 


3,578 
2,343 
11,237 
4,055 
4,674 
753 

5,236 


3,7l0 

1,526 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a 


46,360 


44,176 

1,242 

942 


9,981 
2,341 


7,568 
2,264 


46,360 


1,111 
1,118 
1,648 


1,044 
1,523 


3,263 


1,767 
1,496 


979 

1,307 

434 

1,458 


234 

1,061 

460 


319 
664 


IV. 

230 

253 

1,357 

170 
2,473 

3,136 


1,319 
1,817 


3,164 


,111 
2,053 


2,324 


,256 
1,068 


5,982 


481 

2,578 

1,130 

739 

163 

847 


217 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


13.1 
14.4 
9.4 


7.7 
3.5 


7.5 
3.2 


10.2 


6.9 
15.1 
26.2 

6.6 
15.4 

9.0 


11.6 
7.8 


11.6 
11.5 


12.5 
9.2 
23.5 


10.6 
10.5 
7.4 


29.3 
12.0 


17.4 

■T2:r 

12.5 
23.8 
18.4 

2.2 

22.0 


17.0 
18.7 


19.0 
13.4 


22.4 


24.9 
20.5 
22.9 
27.9 
15.8 
21.6 

16.2 


17.0 
14.2 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,421 
35,210 


12,433 
14,534 


24,252 

758 
515 

5,722 


5,056 
666 


3,092 
871 


2.868 


734 

55 

358 

667 

1,054 

1.388 


613 
775 


1.540 


580 
712 
243 


79 
549 
229 


202 
418 


'-ST 
150 
155 
838 


1,439 
1,716 


836 


706 
1,208 


1,026 


493" 
528 


3,390 


522 
275 
1,380 
725 
397 
91 

469 


363 
106 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


455 
432 


604 
2 
18 


12 

5 

25 

20 
42 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


11,077 


312 
10,765 


7,665 

147 
237 


1,465 
144 


890 
217 


274 
24 
127 
227 
340 


200 
255 


288 
203 


212 
155 
95 


35 

135 

51 


24 
32 
57 
262 

19 
521 


277 
200 


242 
410 


215 
159 


173 
69 
368 
259 
156 
21 


27 


July  15 

(Number) 


11,365 


315 
11,050 


7,973 
147 
180 


1,500 
148 


864 
238 


264 
23 
174 
228 
355 


208 

281 


322 
204 


184 
151 
98 


35 

157 

52 


26 

32 

57 

270 

19 
551 


~27£r 

255 


255 
412 


195 
158 


191 
69 
378 
259 
158 
24 


26 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


11,413 


310 
11,103 


7,624 
n.a. 


141 
177 


1,455 
150 


862 
238 


277 

26 

182 

234 

368 


212 

263 


291 
215 


203 
147 
95 


35 

143 

52 


100 


27 

33 

52 

271 

19 
560 


272 
256 


254 
413 


167 
167 


194^ 

71 
376 
279 
156 

25 


"TBT 


Pay  roU,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Oollari) 


650,823 


26,404 
624,419 


n.a. 
n.a. 


433,319 


408,549 
12,225 
12,945 

117,492 


105,597 
11,895 


57,928 
15,180 


48,555 


13,963 
1,004 
5,095 
11,465 
17,038 

23.623 


10,543 
13,075 


16,938 
15,878 


11,591 
12,713 
4,659 

9,954 

16,201 


1,570 
10,  U3 
4,493 

8,439 


i,ii6 

5,183 


21,136 


1,116 
2,017 
2,953 
15,050 

1,717 
23,734 

27,741 
15  333 


11,353 
19,731 


21,112 
12,088 
9,024 


56,834 


9,051 
4,577 
23,172 
11,314 
7,525 
1,235 

7.595 
5;757 


July  15 
(Dollari) 


675,539 


26,709 
643,380 

n.a. 
n.a. 


435,299 
12,003 
10,689 


103,822 
12,104 


58,143 
16,820 


51,584 


12,863 
1,002 
7,133 
11,712 
18,919 

25.726 


11,140 
14,585 


20,135 
16,550 


10,680 

11,574 

5,055 

11,797 

16,427 


1,553 
10,306 
4,563 

10,239 


22,000 


1,236 
2,079 
2,960 
15,725 

1,734 
25,375 


15,577 
16,218 


12,186 
21,018 


10,438 
3,393 


60,377 


10,201 
4,554 
24,115 
12,201 
8,007 
1,199 

8,809 


Nov.  15 
(I>>llars) 


683,383 


26,343 
657,035 


n.a. 
n.a. 


446,330 
11,557 
8,750 


103,453 
12,896 


58,443 
15,576 


52,683 


13,624 
1,071 
7,288 
11,977 
18,723 

26.225 


11,391 
14,834 


19,582 

18,051 

27,909 


10,827 
12,326 
4,756 

12,198 

16,355 


1,511 
10,284 
4,560 

8,788 
3,3^5 


24,017 

—1^355" 

2,256 

2,759 

17,652 

1,608 
25,222 

31,793 
15,421 


U,94(5 
20,382 


~S750Z~ 
9,958 


61,539 

i,ioO 

4,977 
25,236 
12,469 
7,803 
1,254 

8,661 

1,797 


RHODE  ISLAND 


38.03 


Table  101— THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUftHMBN'n,  Salbs,  Expbnsbs,  Pay  Roix,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Opbaation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opention  and  kind  of  biuine&s 


EsQb- 
bsh- 
mcnts 


Wumber) 


entire 
year 

(Thotuund 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


CThousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


iployees,  workweek 
ided  nearest — 


March  IS 

(Number) 


July  15 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,    sport Ing  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c* 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap). 

^fanuf acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


5,799 
12,588 


41,  U5 


2,818 
2,278 
<1,4U 
9,854 
4,019 
17,762 

128,901 


970 
1,551 

5.696 


16.7 
12.3 


13.8 


1,264 


537 
727 


3.134 


162 
279 


204 
272 


215 
253 


20,767 


8,425 
12,342 


53.438 


469 
519 
540 

1,943 
732 

1,493 

9,981 


16,6 
22,8 
12.2 
19.7 
18.2 
8.4 

7.7 


174 
273 
371 
1,086 
452 
778 

5,056 


63 
92 
296 
231 
130 
186 


65 
95 
282 
266 
127 
184 


63 
98 
275 
320 
128 
189 


3,188 
4,825 
6,865 

16,641 
8,130 

13,789 

105,597 


8,869 
12,448 


53.632 


10,760 
12,423 

57,054 


3,166 
5,294 
7,213 
16,021 
8,331 
13,607 
V 
103,822 


3,277 
5,295 
7,111 

19,314 
8,101 

13,956 

103,463 


43,872 
4,556 
10,119 
10,035 
15,860 
44,459 


2,387 
633 

1,472 

2,199 
462 

2,828 


5.4 

13.9 

14.5 

21.9 

2.9 

6.4 


1,249 
297 
554 

1,355 
261 

1,340 


428 
127 
147 
321 
75 
367 


436 
152 
145 
332 
78 
357 


418 
130 
142 
330 
78 
357 


30,028 
7,139 

10,591 

26,858 
4,696 

26, 285 


29,357 
8,651 

10,481 

25,608 
5,073 

24,652 


30,915 
7,997 

10,564 

23,747 
5,280 

24,960 


1,158 

75 

1,086 

3.775 


261 
563 
l(A 

1,512 
232 

1,043 

6,489 


1,046 
297 
685 

2,283 
803 

1,375 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
D.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  sgents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOUTAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  anx>  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


PROVIDENCE  METROPOLITAD  AHEA,'  total 

Istrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMEHTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices , 

Other  operating  types 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e. 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 

Dry  goods 

Piece  goods  converters 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Autoootlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 

Hatals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Honferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Merchant  wholesalers  n.e.c 


Establishments 
(Number) 


1,111 


7 
1,104 


925 
98 
81 


7 

3 

599 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


347,455 
193,041 
164,963 


50.781 


19,543 
3,401 
16,799 
10,938 

20,383 

18,516 


2,200 
10,113 
6,203 

6,618 


1,088 
,530 


10,702 
24,067 


10,037 
14,030 


5,236 


3,710 

1,526 

211,152 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


35,690 


1,4a 
34,269 


24,871 
5,677 
3,721 


24,871 


2,724 


734 

311 

648 

1,031 

642 


79 
549 
229 


202 

418 


1,384 
1,716 


TBO 
836 


469 


363 

106 

16,459 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


3 

2 
365 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Qiumber) 


310 
10,785 


8,171 
1,592 
1,022 


1,017 


277 
154 
224 
362 


35 

148 

52 


54 
100 


534 
528 


272 
256 


107 

26 

5,339 


Payroll 
(Oollart) 


26,348 
638,648 


453,647 
115,537 
69,464 


^^754 


13,624 
6,292 
11,514 
18,324 

12,223 

16,355 


1,511 
10,284 
4,560 


3,345 
5,443 


25,114 
31,793 


15,421 
16,372 


6,864 

1,797 

300,959 


Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

Not  elsewhere  classified. 

Consists  of  Central  Falls,  Cranston,  Pawtucket,  Providence,  and  Woonsocket  citiea;  Cumberland,  East  Providence,  Johnston,  Lincoln,  North  Providence,  North  Smithfleld,  and 
Salthfield  towns  in  Providence  County;  North  Kingstown  town  In  Washington  County;  Warwick  city;  East  Greenwich,  and  West  Warwick  towns  in  Kent  County;  and  all  of  Bristol 
County,  R.I.  Also,  Attleboro  city;  North  Attleboro,  and  Seekonk  towns  in  Bristol  County;  Belllngham,  Franklin,  Plalnville,  and  Wrentham  towns  in  Norfolk  County;  and 
Blackstone  and  Mlllvllle  towns  in  Vorchester  County,  Mass. 


38.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Ebtabushmbicts,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  an-d  Personnel — ^Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Tool 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  typea 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 

entire  year 

(ThousaTid 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

dolUrs) 

Active 

proprietors.  • 

November 

(.Humber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Esublish- 
ments 

Qiumher) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouumd 

tbUOTS) 

Establish- 
ments 

(><umber) 

Sales, 

Employees 
Wumber) 

PayroU 

(Dollar.) 

(Th>uiind 
dollars) 

1,143 

722,552 

36,631 

679 

11,413 

683,383 

•  ■■ 

>.. 

>.• 

7 
1,136 

17 

722,552 
3,U4 

1,421 

35, ao 

336 

679 
13 

310 
11,103 

155 

26,348 
657,035 

6,304 

946 
15 

356,054 
Cx) 

190 
2 

366,498 

Bristol  County 

(x) 

3 

4 
10 

26 

976 

505 

1,633 

5,806 

98 
24 
214 

393 

3 

e 

18 

46 

9 

100 

153 

2,098 

240 

3,966 

8,798 

3 
4 
8 

25 

976 
505 
(l) 

(x) 

2 

1 

(x) 

Kent  County 

(x) 

7 

14 

5 

37 

817 

4,205 

784 

17.780 

50 
299 
44 

978 

6 

7 

5 

37 

25 

110 

18 

317 

1,105 

6,820 

873 

17.836 

7 
14 
4 

29  J 

Sl7 
4,205 
(x) 

10,752 

1 
8 

Remainder  of  County 

Nevport  County 

(x) 

7,028 

28 
9 

1,049 

13,420 
4,360 

692,805 

879 
99 

34,693 

30 
7 

608 

283 
34 

10,692 

15,929 
1,907 

645,326 

22 

7 

(x) 
(x) 

6 
2 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Providence  County 

(x) 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  total 

7 
1,042 

1 
18 
15 

5 
30 

3 

4 

5 
77 
800 
77 

7 

14 

692,805 

(x) 

4,381 

6,340 

4,977 

47,547 

1,410 

(x) 

687 

46,369 

553,482 

24,977 

2,170 

3.047 

1,421 
33,272 
(x) 

420 

391 

282 

1,916 

54 

(x) 

47 

2,809 

25,912 

1,236 

180 

231 

60S 
(x) 

16 
11 
4 
10 
2 
(x) 

2 

43 

452 

60 

1 

3 

310 
10,382 
(x) 

124 
118 
31 
569 
15 
(x) 

17 

857 

8,091 

430 

67 

96 

26,348 

618,978 

(x) 

7,177 

7,184 

5,148 

37,083 

923 

(x) 

916 

52,512 

480,937 

23,116 

3,243 

5.119 

865 
1 

18 

11 
4 

22 
3 
4 
5 

63 
660 

70 
4 

12 

334,954 
(x) 
4,381 
2,016 
(x) 
8,562 
1,410 
(x) 

687 

25,980 

267,489 

18,065 

(x) 

(x) 

177 

4 
1 
8 

14 

140 
7 
3 

2 

357,851 

(x) 

38,985 

20  389 

6,912 

Remainder  of  County 

Washington  County 

(x) 
(x) 

10 
4 

1,746 
1,301 

76 
155 

2 
1 

33 

63 

1,499 
3,620 

9 

3 

(X) 

(x) 

1 
1 

(x; 
(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
1  Based  on  advance  195C  population  estimates, 
^  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establisbments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  Itind  of  business 


EBtabluhments 
CNMmber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousarui 
dollars) 


Pay  roH, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolldri) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(T^umber) 


F^d  employees  and  pay  loH, 
worlcwcck  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 

{Humber) 


P^yroU 
(Oollart) 


I 


PROVIDENCZ  COUNTY,  total 

Mmlnistratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOIiSUi  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods , 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


1,049 


692,805 


34,693 


7 
1,042 


692,805 


334,954 


1,421 
33,272 


23,892 


100 
27 
19 
60 
34 
10 

615 


47,745 
19,410 

6,618 
10,406 
24,067 

5,236 
221,472 

357,851 


2,437 

611 

620 

1,360 

1,716 

469 

16,679 

9,380 


76 
26 
10 
53 
18 
5 
370 


310 
10,382 


7,772 


874 
219 
154 
522 
528 
133 
5,342 

2,610 


645,326 


26,348 
618,978 


434,115 


43,805 
11,765 

8,788 
24,569 
31,793 

8,661 
304,73* 

184,863 


00 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


CONTENTS 

Table  IMS. 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 39.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 39 .04 

Charleston  Metropolitan  Area 39 .04 

Columbia  Metropolitan  Area 39.04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 39.05 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 39.07 

Charleston  County  (See  Charleston  Metropolitan  Area) 39.04 

Florence  County 39.07 

Greenville  County 39.07 

Orangeburg  County 39 . 07 

Richland  County  (See  Columbia  Metropolitan  Area) 39 .  04 

Spartanburg  County 39 .  08 

York  County 39. 08 


39.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOt  -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State,   total 

Administrative,   auirlliary  units 194fl. . 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. , 

1939. , 
1929. . 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (maijily  farm  produc  ts ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  -iieas 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 
Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


CNfmhcr) 


Sales, 
entile 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


1,620 


11 
1,609 


1,447 
1,539 


93 

20 

340 
160 
100 


7 

5 

17 
24 

104 


22  ■ 

19 


-irt 

6 
10 

26. 
14  I 
22 

6  I 

3  I 

33 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


3,076 
1,008,042 

297,078 
333, 528 


467,203 


n.a. 
n.a. 


439,013 
9,543 


48,418 
858 
924 

8,839 


76,3<4 
35,606 

126,102 
230,085 
72,702 


467,203 


7,965 
874 

11,256 
4,300 
2,516 


117.520 


94,241 
6,225 
1,437 
3,963 

11,654 

34,765 


10,903 
23,862 

49,879 


11,502 
38,377 


13.697 


11,940 

184 

546 

1,027 

14,734 

8.913 


2,213 
1,366 
1,723 
3,611 

1,089 


509 
580 

6,000 
35,406  ' 
15,951  i 


18,821  I 
7,066  I 


26,381 
11,572 

22,129 


8,784 
7,227 
6,113 

38,991 


5,400 
6,147 
2,164 
20,565 
1,941 
2,129 

645 

1,078 

9,309 


2,911 

6,398 


9.174 


6,214 
814 
385 
466 

1,295 

5,534 


2,607 
2,927 


1,625 
2,871 


1,402 


1,080 

26 

100 

196 

782 


150 
161 
181 
402 


1,163 
1,433 
3,978 


1,480 
1,144 


4,044 


2,794 
1,250 


2,342 


436 
924 
982 


1,458 
388 
320 

3,278 
498 
562 

121 

305 

1,128 


500 
623 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
ba) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(Number) 


38,568 


13,507 


1,231 
37,337 


9,979 
10,535 


1,101 
1,053 


453 
13,054 


7,223 
n.a. 


11.0 
9.0 
5.0 


10.4 
2.4 

3.9 
1.9 
3.5 


7.8 


6.6 
13.1 
26.8 
11.8 
11.1 

15.9 


23.9 
12.3 


14.1 
7.5 


10.2 


9.0 
14.1 
13.3 
19.1 

5.3 

10.0 


6.8 
U.S 
10.5 
11.1 

17.4 


17.3 
17.6 

19.4 
4.0 
24.9 


7.9 
16.2 


10.6 
10.8 


5.0 
12.8 
16.0 

18.3 


27.0 
14.4 
14.8 
15.9 
25.6 
26.4 

13.8 

23.3 

12.1 


17.2 
9.8 


25,593 
2U 
479 

4,783 


551 
2 
18 


9,234 

29 

123 

1,374 


4,366 
417 

3,918 

1,560 

790 


26,286 


220 

170 

95 


1,286 


1,468 
429 
397 


9,386 


July  15 

(Number) 


14,363 


453 
13,910 


7,958 
n.a. 


9,657 


9,493 
27 
132 

1,429 


5,227 


2,060 


3,752 
497 
177 
203 
593 

2,761 


1,293 
1,463 


1,448 

168 

61 

96 

287 

1,111 


1,336 
93 

1,519 
904 
401 


9,657 


2,116 


524 
537 


329 
584 


320 

160 


704 
14 
49 
96 


228" 
11 
14 
24 


53 
44 

596 

454 

2,300 

1.478 


197 
108 
853 


953 

525 


2,609 


237 
168 


1,478 

170 

69 

95 

304 

1,142 


595 
547 


334 
164 


226 
11 
13 
22 


^27 
19 

200 

97 

891 


245 
193 


1,927 
682 


512 
198 


229 

486 
574 

4,058 


29 
220 
279 


71? 
564 
125 
2,073 
267 
253 

53 

156 
619 


1?! 


281 
333 


256 
135 
67 
605 

104 
92 

17 

66 

326 


544 
194 


35 
215 
275 


142 

184 


254 

146 
60 
594 
110 
97 


151 
199 


Nov.  15 

(Number) 


14,253 


405 
13,848 

8,874 
n.a. 


9,602 
33 
135 

1,466 


1,364 
102 

1,519 
528 
565 


9,770 


2,151 


1,489 
188 
69 
102 
303 

1,173 


594 
584 


330 
169 


224 
10 
15 
26 


17 
19 

197 
119 
899 


243 
195 


552 
216 


31 
221 
254 

1,285 


251 
157 

62 
587 
113 

97 


144 
195 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(Dollars) 


681,295 


24,948 
656,  X7 


450,089 
1,280 
3,414 

93,741 


86,040 
7,701 

71,649 
17,468 
13,706 


90,923 


64,815 
7,853 
3,292 
3,912 

11,051 

51,529 


23,053 
28,476 


15,352 
8,991 


17,026 


13,929 

301 

1,002 

1,794 

7,828 

5,056 


1,223 
1,129 
1,294 
1,410 

1,818 


1,012 
806 

11,577 

6,465 

40,460 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


746,769 


27,188 
719,581 


467, 109 
1,281 
3,838 


38,231 
7,233 

32,053 
51,011 
13,770 


90,939 


63,727 
8,247 
3,190 
3,826 

11,949 

53,920 


27,365 
26,555 


16,343 
9,639 


16  ,.719 


13,682 

301 

979 

1,757 

8,263 

5,332 


1,241 
1,098 
1,597 
1,3% 

1,883 


1,060 
823 

11,790 

5,867 

42,742 


26.820  j   27,719 


17,365 
9,455 


41,274 
30^080  I 

11,194  ; 

23,171 


17,512 
10,207 


41,602 


3,950 
9,087 
10,134 

69,624 


14,042 
8,975 
2,610 

33,381 
4,760 
4,760 

1,096 

2,694 


5,400 
6,071 


31,025 
10,577 


24.335 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


743.503 


26,284 
717,224 


n.a. 
n.a. 


482,486 
1,312 
9,089 


99,543 
7,973 

77,125 
20,164 
19, 532 


492,887 


96,630 


68,098 
9,631 
3,476 
4,179 

11,246 

55,031 


26,643  I 
28,388 


_25^843j 
15,694 
10,149 

17,359 


14,153 

276 

1,038 

1,892 

8,792 

5,575 
1,287 
1,097 
1,683 
1,508 

1,863 


1,014 
849 

11,799 

6,386 

44,240 


17,663 
11,056 


33,626 

11,731 

24.037 


4,231 
9,632 
10,472 

75.248 


1 


14,523 
9,184 
2,770 

37,310 
5,621 
4,742 

1,098 

3,284 

12.959 


4,068 

9,374 

10,095 

75,097 


5,859 
7,100 


14,736 
9,409 
2,688 

36, 528 
5,413 
5,225 

1,098 


12,346 


5,854 
6,492 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


39.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  o^  openaon  and  kind  ot  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Mei^hant  «holesRle»'s — Continued 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutcBWblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Anusement,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,   coke 

FaiiB  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Lvober,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Msmif acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Hanuf acturers '  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Livestock 

Paim  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assagblers 

AnUNISIBATIVi:,  AlttlLIAHY  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent 


Estab- 
hsh- 
ments 


(>{umlw) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tliouidnd 
dollars) 


33.902 


9,255 
1,302 
1,782 
i,7S5 
12,137 
1,167 
3,474 

76, 3U 


41,779 

2,508 

861 

1,162 

15,868 


2,939 

12,203 

726 

14,166 


35,606 


2,143 
12,056 
21,402 

230,085 


53,399 
2,919 


73,230 
61,461 
22,164 

670 
3,081 
2,924 
10,237 

72,702 


492 
71.191 


69,  U7 

1,237 

817 


3,076 


(«) 
(X) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


tXhousand 
dollars) 


3.586 


928 
241 
283 
101 
1,201 
223 
609 

7,965 


3,275 
365 
93 
234 

2,614 


1,020 

1,414 

180 

1,384 


61 
328 
485 


685 
122 


513 

1,663 

379 

68 
109 
295 
266 

2,516 


19 
2,288 


1,936 
140 
212 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


10.6 


10.0 
18.5 
15.9 
2.1 
9.9 
19.1 
17.5 

10.4 


7.8 
14.6 
10.8 
20.1 

16.5 


34.7 
11.6 
24.8 


2.8 
2.7 
2.3 


1.6 
4.2 


0.7 
2.7 
1.7 

10.1 
3.5 

10.1 
2.6 

3.5 


3.9 
3.2 


2.8 
11.3 
25.9 


n.a. 
n.a. 


Fay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TflOUSSTld 

dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


439 
110 
164 


4,366 


1,792 
116 
53 
148 

1,583 


764 
701 
118 


33 
200 
184 

1,560 


353 
49 


152 
589 
146 

9 
43 
96 
123 


5 
686 


537 
60 
89 


1,166 
65 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
Qiumbcr) 


157 
40 
77 
12 

160 
39 

165 

1,286 


573 
28 
16 
64 


131 

204 

52 


142 
30 


35 

1 

123 

5 

9 

27 

57 


2 
296 


210 
53 
33 


July  IS 

(Humba) 


139" 

46 
80 
12 

161 
38 

191 


573 
27 
17 
64 


141 

216 

54 


~3J" 
503 
122 

6 

9 

24 

62 


9 
265 


173 
52 
40 


413 
40 


Nov.  15 

(.Humber) 


164 
42 
83 
12 

161 
44 

174 

1,364 


586 
29 
17 
61 


146 
228 


152 
29 


~S6 
61 
143 


16 
360 


261 
51 
48 


379 
26 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


27,704 
8,651 
1,590 
2,926 
864 
6,825 
1,666 
5,182 

86,040 


34,365 
1,975 
1,073 
2,666 

26,708 


12,869 
11,797 
2,042 

19, 253 


461 
3,630 
3,610 

17,468 


6,141 
770 


5,200 


2,642 

30 

2,528 

118 

803 

1,756 

2,680 

13,706 


50 
12,023 


10,053 
1,192 
778 


24,948 


23,486 
1,462 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


28,639 


8,519 
1,859 
3,055 
874 
6,902 
1,787 
5,643 

88,281 


33,032 

2,086 

962 

3,159 

28,2'79 


12,182 
13,917 
2,180 


582 
3,713 
2,938 


6,094 
495 


39,219 
2,529 

33,588 
3,102 

164 

807 

1,624 

2,608 

13,770 


400 
11,462 


9,187 
1,182 
1,093 


^,^»« 


24,458 
2,730 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


30,567 


10,156 
1,979 
3,143 
907 
7,010 
1,963 
5,409 

99,543 


35,144 

2,409 

969 

2,680 

28,981 


U,477 
13,217 
2,287 


575 
4,065 
3,333 

20,164 


6,417 
855 


8,167 

2,166 
2,644 

128 

807 

1,646 

2,144 

19,  532 


675 
15,194 


12,543 
1,151 
1,500 


24,482 
1,802 


Scoduon 
hand,  end 
of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollari) 


1.846 

739 

153 

71 

71 

422 

71 

319 

3.653 


1,263 

188 

38 

254 

1,229 


262 

873 

94 


338 

TTZ 


13 
60 


3,531 


3,497 


3,429 
14 
54 


158 
54 


brokerage  or  commission  received. 


39.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personxel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CHARLESTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,  ^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  E^ABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  vrtiolesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Buainess 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

COLUMBIA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  branches  (without  stocks) 

Agents ,  brokers , 

Other  operating  types , 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  lAolesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

FEirm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Dnigs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products , 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  heme  furnishings , 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Machinery,  equlpBent,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c , 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats , 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 


Establishments 


5 
182 


136 
12 
15 
19 


23 

19,080 

1,130 

13 

5,783 

452 

8 

5,138 

313 

6 

4,04t 

132 

9 

2,282 

83 

3 

644 

86 

9 

1,441 

267 

e 

4,453 

303 

6 

3,757 

382 

6 

4,828 

378 

24 

6,381 

802 

6 

917 

122 

15 

5,809 

445 

3 
267 


200 
36 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


M 


(x) 

103,259 


64,609 
12,358 
19,415 
6,847 


64,609 


(x) 


(x) 
200,609 


131,419 
31,772 


21,970 
9,802 


19,012 
18,406 


131,419 


11,173 

13,106 

38,629 

2,929 

3,564 

1,658 

612 

3,092 

2,747 

15,466 

6,301 

1,211 

16,270 

l,ol2 

13,649 

21,970 


9,747 
2,204 
10,019 


9,612 
5,802 
3,598 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


Active  propric' 
tors,"  November 

(Number) 


ix) 


(X) 


5,928 


4,895 
471 
415 
147 


4,485 


(X) 


M 


8,928 


6,619 
1,713 


1,558 
155 


237 
359 


6,619 


459 
721 
653 
194 
125 

81 

59 
332 
433 
762 
382 

56 
1,519 

56 
787 

1,558 


641 
493 
419 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(><umber) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


1,889 
175 
148 
112 


1,889 


477 

20,693 

228 

8,932 

118 

5,497 

59 

2,377 

45 

1,596 

38 

1,655 

86 

4,358 

85 

6,011 

IW 

6,466 

124 

6,301 

267 

15,485 

81 

3,011 

174 

8,834 

(X) 


(x) 


1,374 


2,415 
510 


460 
50 


127 
122 


2,415 


213 

326 

206 

71 

56 

27 

17 

105 

164 

226 

116 

67 

467 

33 

321 


202 
119 
139 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 


113,206 


91,716 
10,446 
8,266 
2,778 


91,716 


(x) 


(x) 


127,271 
49,719 


46,771 
2,948 


4,305 
7,324 


127,271 


3,718 
14,160 
12,027 
3,858 
2,862 
1,396 
1,113 
6,535 
8,706 
14,574 
7,452 
1,098 
27,861 
1,310 
15,601 

46,771 


12,938 

9,836 

23,997 

4,305 


1,398 
1,446 
1,461 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  elasalfied. 

^  Coextensive  with  Charleeton  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Richland  County. 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 


39.05 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INH.\BITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Pkrsonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  acy 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  estatlishnents 

Abbeville  County 

AbbevlUe 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Aijien  County 

Uien 

ReDsinder  of  County 

Allendale  County 

Anderson  County 

Anderson 

Remainder  of  County 

Bamberg  County 

Bamuell  County 

Beaufort  County 

Berkeley  County 

Callioun  County 

Charleston  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Charleston 

Remainder  of  County 

Cherokee  County 

Gaf fney 

Remainder  of  County 

Chester  County 

Chester 

Remainder  of  County 

Chesterfield  County 

Clarendon  County 

Colleton  County 

Darlington  County 

Darlington 

Hartsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Dillon  County 

Dorchester  County 

Edgefield  County 

Fairfield  County 

Florence  County 

Florence 

Lake  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Georgetown  County 

Georgetown 

Remainder  of  County 

Greenville  County 

Greenville 

RemalMer  of  County 

Greenwood  County 

Greenwood 

Remainder  of  County 

Hampton  County 

Horry  County 

Conwey 

Remainder  of  County 

Jasper  County 

Kershaw  County 

Cai&len 

RenaiTvler  of  County 

Lancaster  County 

Lancaster 

Remainder  of  County 

Laurens  County 

Clinton 

Laurens 

Remainder  of  County 

Lee  County 

Lexington  County 

McConalck  County 

Marion  County 

Marion 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  eni  of  table. 


Establish- 
ments 


(Mumbcr) 


1,620 


5 
162 
155 

27 


Trr 

42 


Sales, 
entire  year 


CTlioussnd 
dollars) 


1,011,11'! 


3,076 
l,003,0i2 


(xl 


5,285 
935 


20,737 


15,il6 
5,321 

2,281 
1,866 
1,382 
85i 
4,07i 

(x) 


(x) 

103,259 
79,277 
23,982 


4.463 

3,936 

527 


9,312 


00 
(x) 


7,363 

545 

3,334 


9,U2 
6,902 
1,127 

8,587 
1,317 
5,691 
1,843 

66,042 


28,278 
20,492 
17,272 


2,471 
802 


169,906 
16,431 


4,651 
2,904 


11,629 
6,382 


(x) 


3,390 
1,420 


3,401 

5,344 

551 

2,194 
4,586 
1,091 


8,438 
26,277 


Pav  roll, 
entire  year 

f^Thousand 
dollars) 


38,568 


1,231 
37,337 


00 
(x) 


151 
41 


203 
978 


34 
136 


(x) 


(x) 
5,928 
5,108 
820 

303 


287 
16 


U) 

(x) 


105 

17 

145 


235 
162 
22 

302 
74 
55 
72 

1.797 


1,226 
330 
241 


126 

37 


5,732 
657 


201 
137 


339 
183 


(x) 
(x) 


173 
71 


102 

168 

9 

40 

374 

13 


217 
438 


proprietors. 
November 


(>{unibeT) 


1,056 


"TxT" 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


122 

110 
12 


1^ 
(x) 


"ST 

(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov   15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


14,253 


405 
13,848 


(«) 


69 
394 


317 

77 

39 
42 
23 
16 


(x) 


(x) 
2,324 
1,983 
341 

111 


101 
10 


1^ 
(x) 


112 
68 
14 

105 
31 
25 
29 


521 
96 
81 


1,771 
250 


151 
81 


(x) 
(x) 


46 
48 
17 

16 

103 

6 


Payroll 
(Dollari) 


743,508 


26,234 
717,224 


1^ 
(x) 


3.856 


2,959 
897 


18,640 
14,799 
3,841 

1,214 
1,067 
1,050 
715 
2,998 

(x) 


(x) 

113,206 
97,335 
15,871 

5.817 


5,502 
315 

8,635 


"ST 
(x) 


2,063 

340 

2,712 


3,967 

3,438 

417 

5,150 
1,158 
1,U7 
1,455 

30,960 


24,915 
2,827 
3,218 


2,250 

760 


104,935 
13,174 


5,997 


3,427 
2,570 


9,849 


6,148 
3,701 


250 
2.706 


(x) 
4.618 


3,335 
1,283 


2,035 

2,982 

544 

720 

6,558 

248 


3,127 
2,707 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
raents 

Qbmba) 


896 
4 


136 
124 

12 


105 
24 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3,335 
2^340 


(x) 
13,382 


U,141 
1,241 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
1,951 


64,609 

61,175 

3,434 


(x) 


4,020 
(x) 
(x) 

1,011 
(x) 
(x) 
668 

18,529 


11,720 
5,507 
1,302 

1,584 


1,211 
373 


60,387 
4,719 


4,076 


2,561 

1,515 


4,927 


3,854 
1,073 


1.510 

Tit— 


2,601 
"Tit" 
(x) 


4,576 
(x) 

29 
3,399 
(x) 

6.511 


3,525 
2,966 


Other  openting  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 
2,885 


2PX5 
440 


(x) 
7,355 


"77775 
4,080 

(X) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
2,123 


38,650 
18,102 
20,548 

1,569 

(x) 


(x) 

7,077 

543 

1,672 

10,133 

(x) 
(x) 

7,576 
(x) 
(x) 

1,175 

47,513 
16,558 
14,985 
15,970 


1,689 

TTSB 


121,231 


109,519 

11,712 
3,479 


2,090 
1,389 

1,401 

13,084 


7,775 
5,309 


550 
3.375 


(x) 
(x) 


TiT 
(x) 


2.403 
(x) 

768 
(x) 

2,165 
1,187 
(x) 

28.204 


4,913 
23,291 


39.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

Establish  ME  VTs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 


iHumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  )'car 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Humber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(XumM 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Marlboro  County 

Bennettsville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Newberry  County 

Newberry 

Remainder  of  County. 


Oconee  County. 


Orangeburg  County 

Orangeburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Pickeils  County 

Eesley 

Remainder  of  County. 

Richland  County 


Administrative,  au:(illary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Coluiobia 

Eau  Claire 

Hemainder  of  County 


Saluda  County. 


Spartanburg  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Spartanburg 

Remainder  of  County 


Sumter  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Sumter 

Remainder  of  County 


Union  County 

Union 

Remainder  of  County. 

Williamsburg  County 

Kingstree 

Remainder  of  County. 


York  County 

Rock  Hill 

Remainder  of  County. 


3 
267 

250 


2 
113 
86 


18,130 


9,9i9 


i,718 
772 


3,689 
462 


20,52A 


160 
U 


131 
906 


72 
546 


10,617 
9,907 


1,298 


544 
362 


337 
209 


2,557 
283 

2,694 

18,161 


Ti^ — 

(x) 
2,761 


10,774 
7,387 


6,926 
4,065 


770 
528 


587 
242 


To" 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

200,609 

191,715 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
8,928 
8,542 

(x) 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 


(x) 


150 
139 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
3,174 
2,955 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

188,619 

180,963 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
All 


200 

189 

2 


131,419 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

140,211 
123,310 
16,901 

(x) 


(x) 
3,888 
3,388 
500 

(x) 


(X) 


(x) 


(x) 
1,325 

1,147 
173 

_U) 


(x) 

74,051 
64,661 
9,190 

Jil 


55,951 
53,366 
2,585 


(x) 

27,585 
24,646 
2,939 

5,104 


(x) 
1,347 
1,043 
304 

133 


(x) 


(x) 


434 
390 
94 


5,104 


(x) 

25,313 
18,745 
6,563 

2.689 


3,253 
1,360 

25,382 


116 

73 


2,689 


3.393 


18,042 

(x) 

(x) 

4,043 


4,043 


1,302 
2,091 


14,096 
11,286 


556 

111 


223 

52 


11,379 
2,441 


7,274 


6,738 
436 


13.459 
(x) 
1,390 


923 
462 


1,906 
9,533 


3,691 

5,842 


"ST 
(x) 


69,190 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


84,260 
69,944 
14,316 


9,543 
(x) 
(x) 

1,061 


1,061 


7,767 


(x) 
18.108 


7,308 
10,800 


Proprietors  of  unircorporated  b'lsij. esses. 
:  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
Based  or  advarce  19S0  populatior,  estimates. 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  dv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


39.07 


County,  type  ot  operation.  anJ  Lind  ot  business 


CHARLE^rON  COUNTY  (See  Charleston  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 


FLORENCE  COUNTT,  total 

Merchant  rfiolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autoototive  equipiaent,  tires  and  tubeB. 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  brstnches.  offices.. 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assenblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assanblers,  n.e.c 


(aiEENVILLE  COONTY,  total 

Merchant  trfiolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  pluioblng,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlfoent,  si^iplies 

Vaste  materials 

Herchant  vholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 


ORANGEBURG  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autoaotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  si^jplies 

Merchant  idiolesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleioi  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agoite,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 


RICHLAND  COUNTY  (See  Columbia  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 


Establishments 


(>{umber) 


7 

6,872 

312 

3 

1,759 

173 

3 

416 

19 

4 

2,118 

71 

5 

1,034 

91 

3 

311 

27 

21 

6,019 

260 

8 

5.655 

276 

18 

5,993 

228 

Sales, 
enure  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


66,042 


4,943 

25,623 

347 


4,271 
681 


186,337 


65,106 


22 

12,359 

453 

8 

4,242 

580 

3 

1,062 

85 

3 

190 

6 

5 

3,964 

116 

3 

1,921 

139 

7 

9,993 

111 

13 

2,761 

535 

8 

5,061 

298 

11 

10,618 

706 

7 

3,088 

212 

18 

4,157 

500 

8 

1,164 

149 

13 

4,526 

227 

9,890 


57,330 


28,892 
24,559 
670 
1,833 
1,376 


54,011 


R 

3,586 

257 

3 

456 

30 

4 

445 

60 

5 

1,724 

189 

4 

533 

50 

n 

4,247 

115 

16 

4,206 

112 

4 

3,807 

26 

4 

1,520 

67 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


32 

228 

2 


4,117 


132 

56 

9 

53 

25 


propnetors, 
November 

dumber) 


9 

130 

5,596 

77 

3,216 

2 

8 

393 

1 

33 

1,278 

3 

41 

1,925 

2 

11 

385 

13 

107 

3,784 

112 

5,841 

8 

86 

4,417 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>^umba) 


16 

190 

8,029 

3 

208 

12,207 

2 

20 

1,142 

1 

2 

109 

42 

2,2*5 

3 

34 

2,770 

5 

33 

2,216 

7 

189 

9,893 

3 

88 

5,896 

3 

169 

11,200 

3 

51 

3,730 

7 

157 

8,559 

5 

81 

2,964 

5 

91 

4,151 

2 

92 

4,867 

1 

13 

433 

1 

26 

1,193 

6 

115 

3,614 

2 

25 

984 

12 

64 

2,078 

12 

53 

2,239 

3 

42 

561 

2 

116 

2,192 

Payroll 
(.Dollars) 


16,577 


2,275 


525 
1,750 


1,850 


750 
1,100 


118,109 


75,111 


5,108 


2,496 

1,346 
128 
869 
269 


18, 161 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


39.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Osntinued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  194S 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Xumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


Active 
proprictt^TB,* 
November 


Mumber) 


f^dd  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(>(umber) 


Payroll 

(D»U<lrs) 


SPARTHfflUBC  COUNTY,    total 

JWmlnlstpative,  aujlliary  units 

Wholesale  estatillshments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,   wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

Farm  products  (raw  ssterials) 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  built  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brolters,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

YOrat  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


2 

113 


(x) 


(l) 


JsL. 


U) 

140,211 


55,951 


M 


(i) 


7,041 
4,795 
1,543 
7,246 
9,073 
1,251 
430 
9,801 
2,644 
3,261 
g,S61 

14,654 
16,204 


45,009 
4,734 


7,274 


632 
1,983 

163 
4,496 

3,674 
7,685 
6,749 


285 
449 

71 
398 

55 
139 

81 
606 
229 
157 
236 

559 
U7 


80 
75 
18 
231 

136 
23 

99 


(l) 


(l) 


118 

156 
23 

lU 
16 
51 
24 

211 
66 
78 
57 

193 
130 


32 

20 

16 

121 

45 

7 
34 


(x) 


(l) 


74,051 


52,252 


5,432 
9,304 
1,213 
8,017 
392 
2,921 
1,541 
U,189 
4,343 
2,890 
4,460 

10,172 
7,726 

2,274 


1,465 
809 


1,627 


13,820 


3,771 


1,551 

1,584 

435 

5,201 

2,631 

572 

1,846 


I 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business -iO.OS 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 'W.Oa 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business -40.04 

Beadle  County -40 .  0<4 

Brown  County "40.04- 

Codington  County AO.OA- 

Minnehaha  County <40 .  0<4 

Pennington  County 40.04 

Spink  County 40 .  04 

40.01 


40.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  194S 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


CNlimbcr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thjousand 


Operating  expenses  ■ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


[Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TTiouiotid 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

Qium- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  IS 
(>(umber) 


July  IS      Nov.  15 
Qiumbtr)  (>iumbcr) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollari) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollart) 


(Tluusand 
dollars) 


State,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units I'MS.... 

Wholesale  establishments 19«;8... . 

1939 

1929 

WHOLES/ILE  ESTABl.ISi«ENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Q-ther  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conanerclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutoiQoblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipioent,  supplies 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equipioent,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  broliera,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

<*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


1,836 


2,020 
1,973 


338 
11 


35 
3 

617 
57 


13 
555 
200 


46 
5 
6 

768 


178 
587 


555 
3 
25 

i 


791,608 

133,139 
236,280 


176,063 


171,104 
4,959 

39,246 


35,684 
3,562 

72,563 
179,152 

324,584 


3,sm 

225,522 
95,185 


40.862 


37,936 

1,980 

946 

8,021 


5,054 
2,967 

19,582 


6,6U 
12,968 

5,382 


2,6U 
2,768 

3,304 

408 

15,935 

16,616 


9,503 
7,113 

9,625 


4,343 
5,232 

6,050 


4,864 
1,186 

18,724 


1,575 
6,912 
6,846 
1,695 
1,186 
510 

4.699 


1,282 

3,417 

26.855 


10,925 

760 

935 

5,369 

8,866 

35.684 


5,753 
4,103 

23.384 


22,425 


8,085 


8,390 


8,422 


396,849 


429,010 


429,474 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,U9 
21,306 

5,593 
8,616 


1,014 

1,100 
444 


353 
7,732 

4,371 
n.a. 


383 
8,007 

4,817 
n.a. 


384 
8,038 

4,957 
n.a 


21,673 


,376 
297 


12.5 
6.0 


11,744 
172 


204 
6 


4,044 
45 


3,958 

55 


2,949 
119 

8,054 
1,847 

9,909  j 


8.3 
3.3 

11. 1 
1.0 


320  8.2 
906  1  3.1 
683  I      2.8 


1,679 
37 

2,350 
808 

4,516 

157 
3,232 
1,127 


496 
45 


508 
9 

908 
512 


532 
11 

885 
520 

1,970 


522 

10 

876 
616 

2,001 


106 
157 


21.673       12.3 


76 

1,277 

547 


3,895 


74 

1,318 

578 


4.039 


71 

1,323 

607 


4.013 


3,405 
U7 
198 

1,417 


1,0U 
403 


1,003 
1,225 


356 

577 

209 

35 

2,986 

1,731 


840 
891 

1.115 


^73 
642 


282 
443 

2.930 


417 
1,055 
671 
265 
387 
135 

5a 


196 
325 

3.123 


1,092 
U3 
295 
588 

1,005 

2.949 


422 

373 


22,588 
796 

2,444 

179.152 


1,525 
299 

330 

1,847 


174.251 


161, U6 
13,135 

4,901 

324.584 


1,522 
130 


25,099 
298.716 


2,122 

7  .TO 


225,357 

457 

70,751 

2,151 

769 


6,903 

49 

732 

39 

64 


834 


867 


9.0 

5.9 

20.9 

17.7 


2,003 

61 

112 


821 


725 
28 
81 


755 
24 
78 


742 
27 
52 


20.1 
13.6 

11.4 


529 
199 


197 

75 


234 
95 


223 
75 


15.2 
9.4 


458 
668 


U6 
U2 


196 
137 


175 
145 


13.6 
20.8 

6.3 

8.6 

18.7 


217 
316 

92 

23 

1,775 

347 


538 
229 


587 
244 


85 
93 

35 

9 

602 


22,614 
374,235 

n.a. 
n.a. 


201,526 


24,379 
404,631 


n.a. 
n.a. 


223,298 


24,374 
405,100 

n.a. 
n.a. 


222,801 


198,199 
3,327 

32,605 


219,735 
3,563 

34,036 


218,377 
4,424 

33,782 


31,843 
752 

44,511 
U,011 

81,582 


3,052 
58,754 
19,776 


201.525 


39.313 


35,515 
1,144 
2,653 

13.571 


9,910 
3,661 


33,374 
562 

46,564 
U,309 

85,924 


32,834 
898 

44,717 
16,832 


3,017 
61,540 
21,367 


223.298 


2,769 
60,376 
23,323 


222.801 


38,678 
1,095 
2,856 

16,393 


6,278 
10,799 


11,730 
4,663 

19,879 


36,776 
1,238 
1,985 

14.610 


12.5 
U.5 


427 
420 


113 
116 


122 
122 


10.9 
12.2 


294 
293 


122 
93 


127 
89 


131 
120 

220 
"12Z" 


5.8 
37.4 

15.6 


"20?" 
215 


26.5 
15.3 
9.8 
15.6 
32.6 
26.5 

11.1 


283 
514 
319 
127 
233 
58 


106 
136 
80 
35 
91 
13 


15.3 
9.5 

11.5 


10.0 
13.3 
31.5 
11.0 
11.3 

3.3 


94 
174 

1.803 


106 
U2 
88 
35 
92 
18 

116 
46 
70 


99 
144 

32 
37 
93 
17 


649 
36 
241 
234 
593 
1.679 


172 
15 
87 
95 

215 


7.3 
9.1 


182 
257 


6.8 
37.6 

U.5 

1.0 


831 
209 


182 
19 
85 
88 

200 

532 


190 
12 
84 
37 

194 


276 
53 

64 

512 


237 
57 

65 

520 


277 
54 

67 

616 


0.9 
1.4 

3.0 

3.0 


686 

28 

94 

4,516 


3 

263 


486 

7 

19 
1,900 


591 

7 


19 
1.970 


2.6 


3,503 


1.415 


3.1 

10.7 
l.O 
1.8 

8.3 


3,230 

16 

337 

20 

28 


106 
7 
18 
2 


1,230 
11 

121 

4 

12 


504 
1,483 


123 
7 


1,326 

8 

U6 

3 

U 


4,016 
5,815 

1,684 

461 

28,142 

14.393 


6,890 
7,503 

9,839 


5,024 
4,815 

6.095 


3,059 
3,036 

26,552 


5,845 

9,715 
4,038 
1,319 
4,206 
929 

4.249 


1,575 

2,573 

30,319 


9,912 
520 
4,322 
5,129 
9,936 

31.843 


3,158 
4,506 

20.494 


15,128 
4,366 

3,685 

U.Oll 


11,783 
530 

1,698 

81,582 


16,245 
64.907 


58,705 

420 

5,432 

350 

430 


9,134 
10,595 


10,990 
3,620 

21.900 


4,159 
6,279 

2,059 

435 

30,223 


8,250 
U,640 

10,710 


7,933 
3,184 


5,290 
4,381 

3,947 


3,429 
5,518 

29,259 


5,489 
U,290 
4,894 
2,168 
4,435 
983 

4,742 


1,720 
3,022 

32,006 


10,590 

701 

4,280 

5,041 

U,394 

33.374 


3,383 
4,363 

21/732 


16,718 
5,014 

3,891 

14,309 


12.^36 


12,408 
523 

1,873 

85.924 


17.855 
57.467 


51,435 

293 

5,235 

504 

602 


4,290 
6,420 

1,846 

475 

31,395 

17,219 


8,851 
8,368 


5,155 
5,631 

3.775 


4,246 
4,529 

27.996 


5,464 
10,403 
4,557 
2,255 
4,520 
797 

4.902 


1,951 
2,951 

32.138 


U,366 

494 

4,662 

5,180 

10,486 

32.884 


3,547 
5,105 

20.372 


16,404 
3,958 

3,860 

16.832 


U.324 


14,264 
560 


2,003 
86,968 


17,731 
68.845 


60,342 

305 

7,915 

283 

392 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  claaelfied. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokaraga  or  ccminiesion  received. 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 


40.03 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establish  MB  VTS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  amd  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establ Ishments 

Armstrong  County 

Aurora  County 

Beadle  Ccunty 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Huron 

Remainder  of  County 

Bennett  County 

Bon  Hoome  County 

Brookings  County 

Brookings 

Remainder  of  County 

Brown  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Aberdeen 

Remainder  of  County 

Brule  County 

Buffalo  County 

Butte  County 

Campbell  County 

Charles  Mix  County 

Clark  County 

Clay  County 

Codington  County 

Watertown 

Remainder  of  County 

Corson  County 

CuBter  County 

Davison  County 

Mitchell 

Remainder  of  County 

Day  County 

Deuel  County 

Dewey  County 

Douglas  County 

Edmunds  County 

Fall  River  County 

Faulk  Co\mty 

Grant  County 

Qregory  County 

Baakon  County 

Hamlin  County 

Hand  Coxmty ' 

Sanson  County 

Harding  County 

Hu^es  County 

Pierre 

Remainder  of  County 

Hutchinson  County 

Hyde  County 

Jackson  County 

Jerauld  County 

Jones  County 

Kingsbury  County 

Lake  County 

Hadison 

Remainder  of  County 

Lawrence  County 

Lead 

Remainder  of  County 

Lincoln  County , 

LyiKn  County 

HcCook  County „ 

McPherscm  County 

(fcrshall  County 

Meade  County 

MeUette  County , 

Miner  County , 

Minnehaha  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  eetablishments,  total. 

Sioux  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 


Total 


Establish- 

mencs 


(NumbCT) 


3 

L32 

58 

74 

25 

23 

8 
39 
29 

U 


3 

190 
145 
45 


Sales. 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 

20,55* 
12,25i 

8,300 

247 
6,682 


U,807 
5,407 


U) 


M 
70,685 
47,568 
23,117 

13,046 

14,291 
4,131 
9,352 
8,401 
2,924 

32,330 


27,393 

4,937 


6,707 

514 


14,322 
1,138 

7,469 
3,657 
3,873 
3,620 
7,015 
1,797 
6,745 

5,425 
6,867 
1,499 
8,033 
13,592 
2,860 
(x) 

6,293 


4,156 
2,137 

8,422 
1,300 
1,531 
4,233 
2,461 
10,138 

12.429 


7,775 
4,654 


4.991 


(x) 

6,466 
5,912 
5,231 
7,584 
5,488 
11,976 
934 
4,665 

253.057 


253,057 

235,807 

17,250 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


22,425 


1,119 
21,306 


(x) 


(x) 


608 
491 
117 

10 
131 


356 
141 


(x) 


(x) 


2,528 
2,070 
458 


165 
46 

127 
86 
34 

1,281 


1,184 
97 


513 
12 

147 
91 
37 
78 
98 
36 

104 

168 
127 
31 
105 
87 
44 


(x) 


193 
16 

169 
23 
25 
86 
37 

213 


301 
62 


(x) 


107 
81 
110 
121 
70 
95 
14 
90 

8,694 


51 

8,643 

8,039 

604 


Active 

proprietors.* 
November 

(Number) 


1,014 


1,014 


(x)_ 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweelt  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Xumber) 


8.422 


384 
8.038 


(x) 


(x) 


290 

226 

64 

6 
57 


154 
56 


(x) 


M 


914 
704 
210 


448 
39 


(x) 


213 
6 

55 
43 
17 
33 
50 
30 
53 

68 
50 
16 
48 
34 
24 


72 
13 

59 
11 
11 
44 
17 
107 


137 
33 


"Til 
(x) 


47 
41 
58 
58 
47 
94 
13 
34 

2.639 


13 
2,626 

2,416 
210 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


429,474 


24,374 
405.100 


Cx) 


(x) 
11,423 
9,346 
2,077 

201 
2,332 

8,868 


6,413 
2,455 


<x) 


(x) 
49.640 
40,478 
9,162 

3,414 

4,322 

745 

2,397 

1,745 

706 

22.674 


21,114 
1,560 


1,032 
195 


10,421 
215 

2,561 
1,800 

717 
1,288 
1,989 

956 
1,877 

3,313 
2,051 

648 
2,192 
1,957 

915 


(x) 


3,405 
273 

2,981 
345 
496 

1,610 
571 

4,239 

8.137 


6,872 
1,265 

5.759 


(x) 

2,186 
1,328 
2,228 
2,363 
1,426 
2,060 
380 
1,698 

160,971 


914 

160,057 

147,535 

12,522 


Merchant  wholeaalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Alumber) 


101 
94 
7 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


6,257 
6,257 


(x) 
(x) 


1.017 


1,017 


23,436 

23,092 

3U 


(x) 


(x) 


11.127 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


1,518 


1,518 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Cx) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


97,559 
93,280 
4,279 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humbtr) 


89 
51 
38 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


14,297 
5,997 
8,300 

(X) 
(x) 


10,790 
5,407 


47.249 
24,476 
22,773 

(x) 

14,139 
4,131 
(x) 


8,401 
2,924 


(x) 

6,707 
(x) 

10.967 


(x) 


9,829 
1,U8 

7,110 
3,657 
3,873 
) 

7,015 
1,596 
6,745 


(xi 


(x) 

2 
(x) 


1,499 

8,033 
) 
2,860 


2,638 
2,137 


(x) 


Cx) 
Cx) 


1,300 
1,531 
4,233 


11.455 


6,801 
4,654 


CiT 
Cx) 

Cx) 


Cx) 
Cxi 

Cx) 


5,912 
5,231 


155,498 
142,527 
12,971 


Se«  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


40.04  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE -Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesaleks  and  Other  Operating  Types:  ig-IS 


Total 


County  and  city 


(toody  County. 


Pennington  County 

Rapid  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Perkins  County. 
Potter  County. . 
Roberts  County. 
Sanborn  County. 
Shannon  County, . 
Spink  County,  i . 
Stanley  County. . 


Sully  County 

Todd  County 

Tripp  County 

Turner  County 

Union  County 

Walworth  County. . . 
Washabaugh  County. 


Yankton  County 

Yankton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Ziebach  County. 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entite  year 

(Tlioiuand 
dollars) 


7,597 


31,994 
17,806 


U,188 

9,713 
5,487 
9,362 
3,379 

17,249 
(x) 

4,294 
(x) 

11,970 
7,355 
5,816 
9,421 


9,774 
1,797 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dblldrs) 


124 
1.244 


1,159 
85 

126 
84 

202 
38 


(x) 
(x) 


135 
192 
91 
178 


215 
38 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(Number) 


(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


49 
496 


415 
81 

42 

41 

107 

55 


M 
(x) 


83 
34 
87 


109 
13 


Pay  roll 

(Oollors) 


22,899 
2,284 

1,858 
1,814 
3,981 
1,811 

5,343 


(x) 


(x) 


589 

2,236 
3,558 
1,882 
3,616 


4,379 
683 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 


(x) 
U,667 


(x) 


490 

97 

845 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


1,691 


2.853 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

(x) 
20.327 


"TIT 
(x) 


9,223 

5,390 
8,517 


(x) 


16,738 
(x) 


(X) 

(x) 


7,730 


(x) 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 


X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estiniates. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  land  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sal™, 
entire 
year 

(Jhmisand 
dollars) 

Pay  roU, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollors) 

Active 

propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roU,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov,  15 

County,  tync  of  operation, 
and  kino  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TllOUSOTul 

dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors.* 
Novem 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

i  Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

PayroU 
(Dollars) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Payroll 
(Dollar.) 

BEADLE  COONTY,   total 

64 

(x) 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

(X) 

MINNEHAHA  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,  auaillary  units 

193 

253,057 

8,694 

96 

2,639 

160.971 

Adiidnl6trative,   auxiliary  units 

1 
63 

22 

(x) 
20,554 

6,257 

(x) 

608 

357 

(x) 
24 

7 

(x) 
290 

142 

(x) 
11,423 

6,691 

3 
190 

101 

253,057 
97,559 

51 
8,643 

6,680 

60 

13 
2,626 

2,036 

914 
160  057 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  \rfiolesalera,    total 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

122,426 

Grocerlea,    confectionery,  meats.... 
Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

6 
4 
3 

9 

15 
26 

135 

3,533 
626 
945 

1,153 

1,997 
12,300 

(x) 

179 
87 
17 
74 

47 
204 

(x) 

1 
1 

"5 

11 
6 

(X) 

71 
32 
7 
32 

21 
127 

(x) 

3,422 

1,485 

315 

1,469 

966 
3,766 

(x) 

8 
5 
9 
6 

12 
7 
5 
4 

17 
5 

23 

20 
32 

16 

10,003 
3,664 

10,104 
4,291 
7,153 

11,306 
6,402 
4,711 

16,071 
2,183 

21,666 

20,827 
8,088 

88,378 

632 
392 
545 
398 
790 
619 
344 
277 

1,144 
139 

1,400 

970 
403 

395 

3 
3 
4 
2 
6 
1 

3 

8 

7 

23 

'20 
7 

213 
128 
116 
128 
262 
176 
151 

71 
331 

43 
417 

287 
142 

97 

11,402 
7  532 

UnRt.P   mnt.PTHftlH , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products. 
Automotive  equlpnent,tlrea, tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumting,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

10  130 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals... 
Other  operating  types 

8,083 
13,174 
12,361 

6  643 

BROWN  COUNTY ,   total 

6,011 
20,935 

2,277 
23,873 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

3 
132 

40 

(x) 
70,685 

23,436 

(x) 
2,528 

1,569 

(x) 

54 

13 

(X) 
914 

544 

(x) 
49,640 

29,530 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs*   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (farm  products),  total... 

Farm  products  (edible).. . .^ 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

PENNINGTON  COUNTIT,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Farm  products   (edible ) 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Merchant  ^rtiolesalers ,  total 

18,647 
7,262 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires,   tubes. 

6 

5 
6 

3 
7 
4 
9 

6 

30 

3 

53 

9,475 
2,678 
2,840 
3,483 
894 
381 
3,685 

11,926 

3,607 

11,411 

20,305 

432 
209 
296 
165 
145 
21 
301 

334 

175 

56 

344 

3 
1 
3 

1 
5 
5 

'21 

15 

157 
53 

110 
51 
62 
13 
98 

118 
60 
51 

141 

7,773 
4,075 
5,316 
3,759 
2,686 
427 
5,494 

8,587 
3,313 
1,699 

6,511 

7,807 

11 
5 

21 

83,549 
4,829 

38,205 

301 
94 

195 

5 
2 

9 

79 
18 

64 

5,799 
2,008 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

3,915 

Wftnt,*>   mntPT-ldln, 

3 

18 

79 

1,369 
36,836 

31,»94 

20 
175 

1,244 

2 
7 

35 

7 
57 

496 

Merchant  irtiolesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices 

372 
3,543 

25,133 

Agents ,  brokers 

38 

U,667 

825 

17 

302 

16,452 

Assemblers   (farm  products),   total.... 

3 

7 
5 
3 
4 
16 

23 
11 

7 

66 

1,126 
2,792 
1,046 
1,039 
811 
4,303 

5,037 
10,140 
5,150 

17,249 

71 
125 
115 

80 
114 
320 

220 
128 

71 

282 

2 
6 

1 

"s 

15 
3 

36 

29 
42 
42 
25 
29 
135 

69 
69 
56 

136 

1,306 

Farm  products    (edible ) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

CODINGTON  COUNTY,   total 

8 
45 

56 

1,051 
19,254 

32.330 

21 
323 

1.281 

10 
24 

13 
123 

487 

391 
6,120 

22,674 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes.. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products)... 

2,420 
2,184 
1,491 
1,985 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

25 

11,127 

896 

12 

321 

15,569 

4,146 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,   tires,    tubes. 
Electrical  goods 

8 
4 
4 
9 

12 
15 

4 

6,471 

1,431 

835 

2,390 

1,845 
6,763 
12,595 

414 

227 

43 

212 

42 

88 

255 

1 
4 
2 

5 

8 
1 
3 

163 
59 
17 
82 

17 

39 

UO 

7,419 

3,824 

705 

2,702 
1,883 

SPINK  COUNTY,   total 

5,»3 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals... 

905 
1,646 
4,554 

4 
24 
38 

511 

1,990 

14,748 

51 
66 
165 

4 
18 
14 

20 
25 
91 

1,045 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminala.. 
Other  operating  types 

1  325 

Other  operating  types 

2,973 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 


X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


TENNESSEE 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishinents,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4.1.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishjnents,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4-1. 04- 

Chattanooga  Metropolitan  Area 41.04 

Knoxville  Metropolitan  Area 41.04 

Memphis  Metropolitan  Area 41 .  05 

Nashville  Metropolitan  Area.... 41.06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishjTients  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types. .••  41.08 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

hy  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 41.11 

Davidson  County  (See  Nashville  Metropolitan  Area) 41.06 

Gibson  County 41.11 

Hamilton  County 41.11 

Knox  County 4-1.11 

Madison  County 4-1.11 

Shelby  County  (See  Memphis  Metropolitan  Area) 41.05 

Sullivan  County 41.12 

Washingi^on  County 41.12 

41.01 


41.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. 

Wholesale  establishnients 1948. 

1939. 

19^9. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Hanuf act'jr^rs '  sales  branches,  offices,  total... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  ( fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer ,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber^  millwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 

Transportation  (exc.  autonxstlve)  equipment, 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement ,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


3,557 


28 
3,529 

2,634 
2,246 


1,913 
9 


289 
85 

344 
432 
377 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


102 
51 
10 
31 
54 


TlZ" 
129 


29 

6 

11 

28 

100 


92 
222 


T2 
20 
15 
26 
43 
15 
15 
49 


3,494,601 


17,430 
3,477,171 

835,369 
1,044,945 


1,798,886 


1,616,845 

90,738 

91,303 

641,222 


433,791 
207,431 

172,752 
736,050 
128,261 


251,342 

181,503 

10,189 

1,585 

7,383 

50,682 

94,896 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 


148,957 
2,980 
4,061 

48,632 


51,673 
43,223 


18,227 
39,015 

32,708 


22,338 
4,254 
4,837 
1,279 

31,354 

50.257 


16,763 
22,567 
10,927 

11,170 


5,714 
5,456 

26,813 


5,657 

3,513 

287 

17,356 

666,316 
50,169 


60,903 
36,341 


70,353 
19,873 


9,655 
16,085 
17,458 

114,462 


14,817 
22,494 
15,076 
40,205 
9,741 
11,311 

818 
9,631 
38,691 


32,018 
6,673 

133,167 


25,230 
5,679 
6,721 

43,600 

33,518 
2,577 
3,011 

12,831 


42,099 
6,533 

14,940 

14,372 

5,515 


17,462 


12,189 

1,310 

296 

619 

3,048 

15,424 


10,166 
5,258 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 


9.2 

3.3 

4.4 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolI^iTs) 


118,030 


3,045 
114,985 

30,867 
34 ,434 


81,753 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


2,469 


9.7 
3.1 

8.6 
2.0 
4.3 


6.9 
6.7 
12.8 
18.7 
8.4 
6.0 

16.2 


19.7 
12.2 


2,448 
1,743 

4,781 


2,805 
813 
809 
354 

1,476 

5.483 


1,831 
2,554 
1,098 

2,233 

1,338 

895 

4,006 


1,003 
489 


21,968 
10,969 


5,717 
4,899 


9,178 
2,758 
7,090 


510 

2,804 

3,776 

21,820 


3,661 
3,874 
1,365 
7,674 
2,495 
2,653 

98 
1,402 
3,220 


1,903 
1,317 

11,921 


3,693 

1,023 

971 

1,723 

2,100 

511 

371 

1,524 


13.4 
4.5 

14.6 


12.6 
19.1 
16.7 
27.7 

4.7 

10.9 


10.9 
11.3 
10.0 


"23X 
16.4 

14.9 


17.7 
13.9 
34.5 
13.9 

3.3 

21.9 


9.4 
13.5 


13.0 
13.9 


5.3 
17.4 
21.6 

19.1 


79,350 

463 

1,940 

21,707 


19,258 
2,449 

5,101 
4,503 
1,921 


10,091 


7,385 
624 
113 
358 

1,611 

8,089 


5,670 
2,419 


1,149 
833 

2,809 


1,702 
435 
483 
189 

826 

3,196 


1,007 
1,613 
576 


79g~ 
544 

2,688 


771 

276 

33 

1,608 

4,672 
6,750 

6.350 


1,910 
1,547 


1,440 


Paid  employees,  woriEweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Humbc) 


38,940 


1,361 
11 
68 
23 


21 
2 

282 
447 
277 


39 
49 
11 
37 
37 

249 


115 

152 


3,551 
2,799 


6,367 
1,672 

4,085 


24.7 
17.2 
'J.O 
19.1 
25.6 
23.4 

12.0 
14.6 
8.3 


5.9 

19.7 

9.0 


14.6 
18.0 
14.4 
4.0 
6.3 
19.8 
12.3 
11.9 


110 
1,503 
2,472 

12.267 


1,837 
2,131 
740 
4,637 
1,499 
1,371 

I 
52  I 

992 


1,002 
702 

5,871 


1,874 
505 
557 
934 
859 
290 
162 
690 


958 
37,982 

22,316 
n.a. 


27,088 


26,245 

286 

557 

6.170 


5,655 

515 

1,922 

1,879 

923 


3,785 


2,793 
228 
43 
129 
592 

3,216 
2  174 


July  15 
(Number) 


38,971 


939 
38,032 


27,573 


26,875 

130 

568 

6,307 


5,782 
525 

1,940 

1,311 

901 


27, 573 


3,881 


2,835 
226 
41 
161 
618 

3,290 


389 
185 


637 
150 
131 
68 


1,027 


345 
468 
214 

436 
""293" 


17 
393 

1,420 
2,327 


998 
674 


1,820 
513 


37 
611 
878 

3,630 


583 
576 
232 
1,292 
508 
420 

19 


412 
362 


560 
189 
238 
236 
395 
73 
52 
305 


2,261 
1,029 

679 


474 
205 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


41,674 


948 
40,726 

23,343 
n.a. 


27,310 
112 
594 


5,868 
537 
1,900 
2,669 
1.736 


3,930 


2,826 
255 
46 
166 
637 

3,332 


2,230 
1,102 

639 


E^y  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


2,111,287 


60,048 
2,051,239 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,450,243 


1,404,813 

13,343 

32,087 

402,013 


358,610 
43,403 

89,721 
81,966 
27,296 


1,450,243 


187,933 


139,212 

12,171 

1,904 

5,604 

29,042 

145,280 


101,893 
43,387 


665 
156 
137 
69 


1.040 


336 
484 
220 


303 
147 


210 

103 

17 

387 

1,206 
2,391 


1,062 
666 


1,795 
520 

1,641 


45 

649 

947 

3,744 


585 
618 
252 
1,333 
516 
421 

19 


437 
370 


574 
149 
255 
226 
375 
74 
54 
324 


422 
217 


663 
174 
140 
75 


1.058 


347 
486 
225 


312 
165 


222 

102 

15 

386 

1,245 
2,443 

1,792 


1,098 
694 


1,860 
507 


46 

683 
896 

3,746 


572 
602 
253 
1,326 
550 
428 

15 


429 
359 


571 
16j 
325 
237 
399 
76 
54 
357 


19,257 
12,493 

50,267 


31,841 
6,693 
8,105 
3,628 

16,204 

55,636 


July  15 

(Dollars) 

2,169,829 


60,241 
2,109,588 

n.a. 
n.a. 


1,466,280 

6,870 

33,773 


367,190 
44,144 

94,639 
68,025 
28,667 


1,506,923 


198,622 


146  '94 
13,-11 
1,901 
6,945 
30,271 

150,060 


105,672 
44,388 


24,265 
15,466 

52,201 


Nov.  15 
(DolUrj) 


2,305,867 


61,898 
2,243,969 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,548,128 


1,505,099 

7,990 

35,039 

422,793 


377,333 
45,460 

94,552 
117,581 
60,915 


195,337 


142,781 
13,291 
2,096 
7,352 
29,817 

153,560 
107,313 
45,747 

36,775 


18^382 
26,470 
10,784 

22,485 


15,258 
7,227 

45,150 


11,294 

4,921 

589 

28,346 

86,279 
121,945 

106.274 


55,926 
50,348 


133.973 


104,678 
29,295 


1,919 
24,089 
41,805 

222 ,749 


33,140 
37,984 
12,123 
86,263 
26,676 
25,448 

1,115 
18,438 
29,547 


16,503 
13,044 

108,520 


32,779 
8,410 
11,089 
14,924 
21,065 
4,880 
2,620 
12,753 


32,768 
7,268 
8,430 
3,735 

15,847 

56,428 


16,566 
29,187 
10,675 

22,736 


15,266 
7,470 

44,546 


11,134 

4,976 

625 

27,811 

79,201 
127.755 

114,284 


62,284 
52,000 

137,949 


108,762 
29,187 


2,548 
28,223 
46,565 

233,866 


33,315 
41,346 
13,984 
90,539 
27,507 
26,155 

1,020 
18,361 
32,006 


18,464 
13,542 


105,994 


31,971 
6,692 
10,892 
14,843 
20,588 
4,915 
2,743 
13,350 


21,796 
14,979 

55,923 


34,363 
8,418 
8,579 
4,063 

16,752 

61,152 


18^956 
30,369 
11,827 

25,197 


15,921 
9,276 


46,427 


11,986 

5,279 

573 

28,589 

85,656 
134,473 

116,853 


62,090 
54,763 


144,183 


114,866 
29,317 
74,183 


2,600 
28,920 
42,663 

238.152 


34,691 
40,354 
14,175 
92,142 
28,707 
27,175 

908 
19,369 


19,218 
13,178 

111,740 


32,605 

7,337 

12,985 

14,959 

20,826 

5,328 

2,782 

14,918 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


215,207 


1,303 
213,904 

68,198 
67,514 


162,516 

10,854 

859 

23,042 


23,042 

11,820 
1,701 
3,112 


174,229 


18,566 


566 
68 

114 
1,336 

1,908 

1,046 

662 

5,464 


7i55 
4,759 

4,987 


955 

420 
278 

1,467 

5.895 
i.lii 
2,662 
1,070 


2,006 

855 
3,690 


1,027 

783 

55 

1,825 

63,868 
9,374 


6,836 
4,087 


12,698 
2,737 


3,465 


16 
1,611 
1,838 

17.  m 


2,297 
3,453 
1,329 
6,598 
1,503 
1,816 

145 


1,390 


1,174 
216 

7,196 

1,080 
282 
337 

1,338 
405 
218 

1,107 


TENNESSEE 


41.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE  ^Continued 

E^ABUSHMENTS.  SaLES,  ExPENSLS,  PaY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  StOCKS,  BY  TVPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSINESS:    1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'  sales  brancht^s  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Confectionery 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs ,  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals ,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Ccomercial  machines,  equifnent 

Cons ti^ic t ion  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

hfetals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  {without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  boms  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Hcaoe  furnishings,  floor  coveriDga 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Other  inedible  farm  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equijment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equlpaent,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  f  ami  products)  ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Cotton 

Grain 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

Other  assemblers 

ADMDnSISAIIVE,  AUXILIARY  OTITS 
State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>iumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


22 

6 

54 
377 


433,791 


140, 512 


2,1^ 
48,746 
88,970 

12,809 
3,268 


7,830 
6,981 
4,258 

1,449 
5,342 
33,872 
16,000 
14,314 
15,844 

71,688 


11,589 

3,958 

35,569 

14,688 

5,013 

871 

10,706 

88,918 


Operating  expenses 
(uic.  pay  roll) 


(Thoujdnd 
dolbrs) 


3,573 
85,345 


207,431 

11,683 
1,669 
2,621 
3,885 
5,243 

12,256 

6,506 

163 ,  568 

736,050 


85,631 
16,440 
9,288 


1,122 
1,024 

247 

443,300 


232,066 
33,329 

102,499 

69,670 

5,736 

4,710 

21,383 


17,565 
3,818 


1,136 
823 


738 
9,547 
2,559 

138,102 

128,261 


11,882 
6,742 


108.911 


70,930 
3,594 

29,475 
1,513 
3,399 

726 


120 
606 


17,430 


765 
2,551 
8,032 

1,324 
406 


2,053 

1,631 

580 

93 
926 
2,871 
1,046 
1,483 
2,571 

_8.822 


3,898 
620 
1,774 
1,261 
1,098 
171 

596 

6,349 


223 
6,126 


6,533 

771 
107 
130 
163 
590 
322 
527 
3,923 

14,372 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


5.2 

9.0 

10.3 
12.4 


26.2 
23.4 

13.6 

6.4 
17.3 
8.5 
6.5 
10.4 
16.2 

12.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


19,258 


-^32r 

1,406 
2,604 

615 
214 


33.6 
15.7 
5.0 
8.6 
21.9 
19.6 

5.6 

7.1 


2,245 
260 
350 


6,000 


1,684 

260 

1,132 

2,770 

154 

254 

1,185 


925 
260 


77 
636 
166 


5,515 


743 
609 

4,100 


2,791 
257 
421 
134 
497 

63 


6.2 

7.2 

3.1 

6.6 
6.4 
5.0 
4.2 
11.2 
2.6 
8.1 
2.4 

2.0 


2.6 
1.6 
3.8 

7.6 


0.7 
0.8 
1.1 
4.0 
2.7 

5.4 

5.5 


5.3 

6.8 


10.4 
6.7 
6.5 

2.1 

4.3 


6.2 

9.0 

3.8 


3.9 
7.2 
1.4 
8.8 
14.6 

8.7 


20.8 
6.3 


704 
307 
406 

69 
609 

1,264 
330 
861 

1,285 

5,621 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,'* 
Novem- 
ber 

ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest  — 


March  15 
(Number) 


5,655 


iitr 

514 
773 

216 
81 


2,836 
191 
1,191 

787 
720 
96 

274 

2.163 


126 
2,037 


264 
47 
54 
103 
449 
167 
374 
991 

4,503 


570 
66 
36 

54 
""23" 


1 
2.332 


725 
42 
543 
948 

74 

118 
182 


135 

47 


182 
116 

781 

1.921 


296 
220 

1,378 


918 
112 
140 
78 
130 


n.a.  3,045 


1 
5 

5 

189 


3 
20 
4 

62 

277 


123 
6 

39 
2 

22 


750 
2,295 


174 
86 

131 

9 
128 
386 
85 
313 
375 

1,569 


631 
48 
406 
210 
240 
34 

92 

613 


July  IS 
(>{umber) 


1,412 


lisr 

530 
781 

248 
84 


175 
94 
137 

12 
130 
420 
88 
316 
382 
1,574 


41 
572 


68 
12 
10 
20 
82 
37 
74 
212 

1,879 


193 
24 
13 


210 

14 

425 

592 

58 

24 

43 


153 
149 


255 
59 
118 
147 
29 


656 
50 
379 
230 
226 
33 

93 

617 


49 
568 


73 
12 
11 
19 
74 
39 
77 
220 

1,311 


192 
22 
15 


205 
14 

416 
42 
25 

26 

50 


Nov.  15 
(T^umber) 


5,868 


1,462 


180 
92 
145 

12 
128 
437 

96 
319 
379 

1,584 


6Sr 
48 
365 
229 
222 
32 

92 

635 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


358,610 


80,549 


6,75* 
26,083 
47,707 

12,002 
3,293 


12,827 
5,371 
7,010 

785 
11,695 
22,984 
5,902 
15,593 
25,021 

110,510 


59,656 
2,768 
20,967 
13,189 
12,079 
1,851 

5,219 


47 
588 


77 
12 
14 
13 
75 
41 
80 
225 


196 
26 
13 


7 
10 

1 

2,040 


224 

13 

429 

1,322 

52 

26 


"TtT 

262 


154 
67 

129 
18 
21 


958  939 


24 
42 
36 

195 

1,736 


223 

172 


907 
92 

124 
35 

U2 


2,275 
37,574 


43,403 


4,8U 
923 
620 
1,955 
8,623 
2,900 
6,491 
17,078 

81,966 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


6,199 
27,214 
48,495 

13,911 
4,288 


12,971 
5,951 
8,395 

759 
11,618 
26,702 
6,524 
16,245 
25,577 

105,808 


51,113 

2,931 

23,265 

14,562 

12,144 

1,793 

5,267 

41,266 


2,524 
33,742 


44,144 


10,682 

1,206 

623 

915 

— 53r 


42,768 


11,592 
806 

9,511 
19,171 

1,688 

2,282 
3,257 


75S2" 
675 


262 
58 

6.645 


1,028 
3,374 
2,243 

13,268 

27,296 


3,660 
3,864 

19,134 


10,680 
1,588 
2,648 
3,254 
964 

638 


100 
538 


948  60,048 


273  266  266  13.878 

685  673  682  46,170 


5,206 

928 

732 

1,813 

7,815 

3,298 

6,382 

17,970 

68,025 


10,803 

1,174 

651 

1,017 


533 
434 


25,110 


11,528 
816 
9,988 
1,666 
1,112 

2,477 

3,668 


2,559 
1,109 

445 
337 


7.092 


1,315 
3,319 
2,458 

15,588 

28,667 


14,661 

4;m 

9,960 
12,506 


6,539 

1,961 

2,838 

562 

606 

1.500 


100 
1,400 


60,241 


14.463 
45,778 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


23,042 


6,262 
28,750 
52,275 

13,299 
3,211 


14,229 
5,861 
8,383 

798 
11,754 
26,374 
7,636 
17,407 
24,763 

106,857 


54,042 

2,787 

21,877 

14,784 

11,628 

1,739 

5,653 

43,821 


2,489 
41,332 


45,460 


5,653 
1,018 
878 
1,669 
7,819 
3,312 
6,474 
18,637 

117,581 


11,145 

1,285 

623 

1,055 


533 
522 

30 

74,414 


12,346 

684 

10,113 

49,464 

1,807 

2,477 

3,650 
2,631 
1,019 

445 


58 
7,890 


1,191 
4,114 
2,585 

14,567 

60,915 


10,576 
5  847 


49,360 


37,514 
2,738 
2,736 
1,002 
5,370 

979 


100 
879 


14.895 
47,003 


4,600 


1,780 
2,745 

669 
70 


6S6 
642 
611 

67 

439 

3,758 

345 

1,172 

1,010 

5,327 


747 
294 
2,625 
845 
717 
99 

341 


130 
3,175 


1,216 


1,197 


13 
6 


4 
23 


9 


12 

27 
50 

257 

3,112 


489 


2,474 
1,915 


132 
123 

156 
148 

149 

Z 


31 
1,272 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Hot  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commlcsion  received. 


41.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


CHATTANOOGA  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 


WIK)LESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total,. 
Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines ,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Paper  and  its  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings... 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

KNOXVILLE  METROPOLITAN  AREA, ^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Biicinesg 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery ,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  f umlahings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


5 
366 


257 
52 
33 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


_00_ 


w 


151,260 
49,054 


38,163 
10,891 

18,499 

52,474 

245 


151,260 


50,675 
10,704 
8,202 
5,322 
4,302 
2,317 
3,634 
3,589 

4,447 
11,938 
6,758 
3,082 
11,916 
11,475 
12,899 

38,163 


15,454 
4,831 


1,719 
1,782 

1,330 

17,878 
10,891 


819 
353 

9,719 

52,474 


8,288 
1,932 
1,292 
4,480 
36,482 


(x) 


U) 


151,562 
53,828 
50,953 
21,929 


151,562 


21,609 
15,639 
4,093 
4,562 
6,730 
1,203 
1,323 

5,670 
13,312 
17, 571 

2,488 
18,945 

1,471 
36,946 

50,953 


6,589 
30,105 

1,610 

233 

12,416 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousdtid  doMars) 


11,759 


109 
11,650 


8,655 
2,023 


1,786 
237 

584 

374 

14 


8,655 


1,212 
810 
288 
538 
107 
184 
520 
258 

638 
817 
538 
364 
1,174 
322 
885 

1,786 


555 
681 


550 
237 


44 
12 
34 
111 
173 


397 
15,065 


10,800 

3,009 

565 

691 


916 
1,370 
194 
366 
550 
163 
123 

761 

829 
1,667 

215 
2,106 

125 
1,415 

565 


70 

169 

76 

2 

24a 


Active  propriC' 
tors,*  November 

(7s(umber) 


142 
5 


157 

4 

24 

12 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


30 
3,842 


2,897 
639 


589 

50 

191 

107 

8 


380 
343 

91 
203 

38 

61 
194 

76 

223 
183 
176 
12S 
326 
130 
345 


186 

50 


19 
7 
10 
20 
51 

4,861 


108 
4,753 


3,437 
851 
241 
224 


375 
496 
63 
131 
124 
58 
46 

268 
234 
4% 

69 
647 

51 
419 


27 

146 

15 

1 

52 


Pay  roll 
(IXillors) 


226,572 


2,139 
224,433 


165,969 
40,275 


36,409 
3,866 

10,605 

7,334 

250 


165,969 

23,865 
14,861 
5,378 
9,833 
2,052 
2,966 
9,964 
4,876 

11,808 

16,018 
8,973 
6,304 

25,500 
7,300 

16,271 

36,409 


10,787 
14.273 


9,160 
924 

4,189 

11,349 
3,866 


351 

721 

2,794 

7,334 


955 
232 

641 
2,263 
3,243 

296,413 


7,666 
288,747 


208,400 
57,996 
10,275 
12,076 


208,400 


17,122 
27,446 
4,183 
7,547 
11,460 
3,115 
2,309 

14,253 
15,035 
31,715 

4,163 
41,080 

1,991 
26,981 

10,275 


1,405 
2,933 
1,645 
46 
4,246 


TENNESSEE 


41.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTADLISHMI  NTS,  SaI^S,  PaY   RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  DY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KjND  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


HEMPHIS  METROPOLITAN  AREA,   totoi 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units   

Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  vholesalers 

Maji'jTacturers '   sales  branches ,   offices ,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stoclcs) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

VineSf  distilled  spirits 

Drugs ,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Efry  goods 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

,  Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

AutoDotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Limber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equifnient,  supplies 

Ccnmercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equiiment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autdnobiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books ,  periodicals ,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelxy 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 


Establishments 
(>(umber) 


937 


15 
922 


549 

171 


122 
49 


20 
156 
26 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
1,970,970 


1,043,711 
467,630 


299,255 

168,375 


28,033 

421,356 

10,240 


1,043,711 


46.697 


33,463 
1,185 
1,009 
1,700 
9,340 

22,414 


12,019 
10,395 

21.604 


2,912 
18,692 


12,803 

1,833 

935 


4,093 

12,276 


942 
2,913 


10,154 
644,935 


28,753 
13,513 


30,071 
6,771 


13,567 
12,380 


52,002 


41949 
7,015 
11,092 
19,911 
6,983 
2,052 

2,464 

18,841 


16,576 
2,265 


49,546 


9,945 
1,208 
1,453 

17,992 

1,356 

678 

16,914 

299,255 


101,259 
9,861 
3,665 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


51,496 


2,172 
49,324 


33,759 
12,511 


10,760 
1,751 

1,053 

1,788 

213 


1,366 

24 

68 

66 

799 

2,458 


1,523 
935 


157 
398 


1,119 
141 
155 


242 
696 


333 


1,343 
4,089 

2, bee 


1,838 
912 

3,308 


2,653 
655 


621 
1,776 

5,644 


591 
793 
544 
2,578 
849 
289 

471 


408 
246 


767 
159 
144 
311 
162 
57 
443 


2,456 
850 
446 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

Wumbor) 


4.-1 

4 


18 
170 
18 


3 
6 

2 

104 
30 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Mumbtr) 


714 
15,270 


10,640 
3,577 


3,214 
363 

367 
540 
146 


10,640 


880 


27 

30 

353 


623 
356 


55 
114 


432 
38 
52 

122 

342 


94 

248 


X5 

1,016 

913 


532 
247 


739 
171 


230 
648 


1,543 


176 
163 
153 
707 
233 
111 


166 
113 


167 
25 

118 

132 
40 
16 

189 

3,214 


225 

100 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


44,591 
914,158 


612,554 
242,794 


210,199 
32,595 

19,421 
33,149 
6,240 


25,757 

297 

1,259 

1,365 

15,233 

43,547 
26,963 
16,584 

10,303 


3,260 
7,043 


27.797 


22,129 
2,528 
3,140 

7,009 

17,378 


4^968 
12,410 

5.600 


1,756 
3,844 

22,920 
74,392 
54,071 

46.017 


28,487 
17,530 


46,467 
10,020 


42,401 
12,053 


106,150 
la.lH 
14,049 
10,043 
49,032 
16,359 
5,693 

9,108 

11,298 


7,195 
4,103 


34,165 
10,223 
1,353 
4,616 
6,511 
2,842 
1,105 
7,515 

210,199 


49,353 
17,021 
8,580 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table . 


41.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Opekation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


MEMPHIS  MBTHOPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks) — Continued 


Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating.... 
Lumber,  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Paper  and  its  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.i 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


NASHVILLE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks). 


Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  buUl  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  fann  products). 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints.... 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  i  ts  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies. . 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  conatruction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  eetablishment  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 


Establishments 
(Number) 


4 
559 


389 
74 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thotisdnd  dollars) 


9,633 
6,598 

8,750 

39,603 


4,604 

3,670 

31,329 

119,886 

168,375 

11,683 

3,916 

4,525 

148,251 

421,356 


36,797 
13,221 
262,920 
7,406 
1,545 
5,505 
93,962 

(x) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


232 
373 
776 

2.662 


(x) 
446,544 


247,870 
62,969 


44,787 
18, 182 

28, 752 

100,947 

6,006 


247,870 


37,842 


32,332 
1,258 
4,252 

21,431 


9,333 
12,098 


5,003 
13,194 

5,653 


5,304 
349 


6,279 
16,573 


7,317 
9,256 


631 
303 

10,873 
11,997 
7,707 

27,062 


15,838 
11,224 


15,296 


10,886 
4,410 


7,266 


5,996 

1,270 


25.667 


4,701 
7,374 
4,859 
4,635 
2,188 
1,910 


,139 
298 
1,225 


264 
364 
228 
895 


308 
38 

888 
31 
13 

125 

385 

22,127 


367 
21,760 


16,679 
3,650 


Active  propric' 
tors.*  November 

(.Humbcr) 


3,341 
309 

778 
592 
61 


16,679 


1.811 


1,526 
50 
235 

1,516 


1,032 
484 


381 
301 


326 
35 


411 
552 


64 
32 

860 

295 

1,247 

1.781 


893 
1.346 


991 
355 


556 
641 
682 
706 
297 
99 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


65 

133 
239 


250 

7 


284 

70 

343 


56 
41 
189 


83 
12 
281 
12 
4 
50 
98 

7,819 


96 
7,723 


6,036 
1,148 


1,061 
87 

274 

209 

56 


6,036 


548 
24 
92 


336 
242 


128 
68 


131 
23 


61 
360 


149 
211 


20 
17 

227 
145 
459 


310 
225 


370 
116 


209 
64 


210 
234 
213 
250 
101 
47 


Payroll 
(Dall<iri) 


4,798 
7,804 
14,737 


21,497 
5,281 

20,418 


32,595 

5,653 
6,205 
3,599 
17,138 

33.149 


5,918 

711 

15,063 

587 

265 

3,246 

7,359 

430,801 


7,502 
423,299 


324,743 
71.330 


65,352 
5,978 

13,408 

12,300 

1,518 


324,743 


32.467 


27,388 

953 

4,126 


20,044 
8,706 


12,003 


6,851 
5,152 

6.701 


5,947 
754 


3,206 

17.961 


7,168 

10,793 

1.963 


27.827 


20,243 
7,584 


9,340 
3,006 


57.878 


10,924 
12,916 
13,500 
12,849 
5,714 
1,975 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


TENNESSEE 


41.07 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Salbs,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peasonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  opeiation,  and  kind  of  business 


HISHVILLE  METROPOLITAN  iHEA— Continued 

rvT>e  by  Kind  of  Business — Cont inued 

Herchant  wholesalers— Continued 

Metals,  metal  work  (ex'^.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,   other  motor  vehicles 

tousement,    sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals ,  allied  products 

Lumber,  construction  mat«rials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipotent 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Hsmufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks],  total 

Electrical  goods 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

^ents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fans  products  (raw  materials) 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies : 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

*  Consists  of  Hamilton  County,  Tenn.,  and  Walker  County,  Ca. 
^  Consists  of  Anderson,  Blount,  and  Knox  Counties. 

'  (Extensive  with  Shelby  County. 

*  Coextensive  with  Davidson  County. 


Establishments 
(Xumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


853 
3,850 


30,390 


2,653 
2,415 
2,517 
10,747 
7,080 
4,978 

44,787 


6,313 
2,171 
3,672 

17,962 


2,984 
4,369 
10,609 
12,669 

18,182 


5,080 
13,102 


100,947 


23,055 
47,249 
10,252 
754 
19,637 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thoujdnd  dollars) 


144 
404 


1,372 


218 
232 
136 
173 
224 
389 


524 

151 
304 

1,556 


716 
272 
568 
806 


65 
244 


113 
194 


5 
194 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(^iumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Xumber) 


37 
217 


97 
94 
55 
35 
112 
159 


175 
44 
105 


198 
107 
187 
245 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


2,854 

8,271 


30,707 


5,921 
3,975 
2,380 
2,2U 
7,730 
8,487 

65,352 


11,151 
2,747 
6,032 

29.875 


13,708 
5,544 
10,623 
15,547 

5,978 


1,295 
4,683 


12,300 


2,167 
4,378 
1,930 
98 
3,727 


41.08  WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE^ 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
mcDts 


(?v(umbCT) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roil, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(J^umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

woilEweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(^lumber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Humber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


WumM 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(TTiou5flnd 
dollars) 


State ,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 

Anderson  County. 

Bedford  County 

Shelbyville 

Remainder  of  County 

Benton  County 

Bledsoe  County 

Blount  County 

Alcoa 

Maryville 

Remainder  of  County 

Bradley  County 

Cleveland 

Remainder  of  County 

Campbell  County 

La  Follette 

Remainder  of  County 

Cannon  County 

Carroll  County 

Carter  County 

Elizabethton 

Remainder  of  County 

Cheatham  County 

Chester  County 

Claiborne  County 

Clay  County 

Cocke  County 

Coffee  County 

Tullahoma 

Remainder  of  County 

Crockett  County 

Cumberland  County 

Davidson  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Nashville 

Remainder  of  County 

Decatur  County 

De  Kalb  County 

Dickson  County 

Dickson 

Remainder  of  County 

Dyer  County 

Dyersburg 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

Fentress  County 

Franklin  County 

Gibson  County 

Humboldt 

Remainder  of  County 

Giles  County 

Pulaski 

Remainder  of  County 

Grainger  County 

Greene  County 

Greenevllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Grundy  County 

Hamblen  County 

Morrlstown 

Remainder  of  County 

Hamilton  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Chattanooga 

East  Ridge 

Rema inder  of  County 

Hancock  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table . 


23 
3,529 


559 
553 


339 
327 


41,67.1 


2,305,867 


17,430 
3,477,171 


3,204 
4,359 


(x) 

1,273 
(x) 


3,045 
114,985 

117 

163 


2,469 


To" 

(x) 


(x) 


Cx) 


(x) 


948 
40,726 

35 

86 


61,898 
2,243,969 


2,226 
3.373 


2,002 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
4.127 


1,798,886 
(x) 
1.143 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


4,474 
327 


199 
16 


3,839 
288 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


"sr 

(x) 


2.601 


(x) 


2,509 
923 


10,426 


1,510 
1,481 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


To 

(x) 


TO 
(x) 


_lxL 


6,097 
4,206 

4,143 

5.450 


4,220 
1,230 


4,497 
4,572 


(x) 


261 
51 


22,127 


5 
354 


114 
23 


7,819 


1,457 
1,593 


1,825 
5,747 


4,662 
1,065 

2,531 
3,415 

430,801 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x)  ■■■ 

3,714 

t;t^ 


(x) 


(x) 

446,544 

441.380 

5,164 

(x) 
(x) 


367 
21,760 
21,484 

276 

(x) 
(x) 


354 
350 


96 
7,723 
7,596 

127 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


7,502 
423,299 
417,337 

5,962 

(x) 
(x) 


389 
385 


247,870 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


2,255 


9,570 
5,383 

2.634 
(x) 
3,763 

27,156 


431 
140 


(x) 


(x) 


190 

127 


1,266 


12,751 


602 
"H52" 


(x) 


3,457 
23 ,699 


12,030 


■~7j: 

513 


59 
336 


3,233 
4,518 

755 
(x) 
2,043 


5,053 
(x) 
(x) 


1,233 
4,898 


33 
303 


1,365 
12,03(J 


11,046 
984 


274 
27 


137 
41 


4,189 
1,212 


1,315 
3,583 


4.501 


TO 
(x) 


TT 
(x) 

(x) 


TT 
(x) 

(x) 


TT" 

(x) 
'x) 


TO" 

(x) 
(x) 


T<r 

(x) 

(x) 


TO 

(x) 
11,703 


T^ 
Cx) 


TO" 

(x) 


10.109 

T^T^ 
;x) 

(x) 
15.107 


2.253 

TO^ 


3,846 


TIT 
(x) 

225,394 


(x) 
8.189 


"TJr 


(x) 

268.272 

260.152 

(x) 

(x) 


109 
11,594 
11,289 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


214 
202 


30 
3,816 
3,679 

(x) 

(x) 


2,139 
223,255 
217,359 
(x) 

(x) 


225 

215 

1 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


1,527 
2 


170 

168 

2 

2 

1 


114 
112 


1,678,285 
(x) 
3.216 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2.355 


(x) 


TO^ 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
1,736 


"(ir 

(x) 


4,497 
592 


198,674 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 


1,653 


9,900 

(x) 

2,634 
(x) 
2,530 


22,258 
2,142 


7.529 

TJr~ 

(x) 


21.089 

TT^ — 

(x) 
(x) 
9.872 


1^ 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


TENNESSEE 


41.09 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE '-Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli,  and  Pbrsonnbi. — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — -Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  aod  dty 


Hardeman  County.. 
Hardin  County.... 
Hawkins  County. . . 
Haywood  County. . . 
Henderson  County. 


Henry  County 

Paris 

Remainder  of  County. 


HldoDBn  County 

Houston  County 

Huiqihreys  County. 
Jackson  County. . . 
Jefferson  County. 
Johnson  County. . . 


Knox  County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Knoxville 

Remainder  of  County 


Lake  County 

Lauderdale  County. 


Lawrence  County 

lAwrenceburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lewis  County, , 


Lincoln  County 

Fayetteville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Loudon  County 

Lenoir  City 

RenBinder  of  County. 


McMinn  County 

Athens 

Remainder  of  County. 


McNairy  County, 
rfecon  County. . . 


ftedison  County 

Jackson 

Remainder  of  County.. 


[teriCKi  County. 


tfcLTShall  County 

Lewisburg 

RenBinder  of  County. 


tfauiy  County 

Columbia 

Remainder  of  County. 


Heigs  County.. 
HDnroe  County. 


Montgcmery  County 

Clarksville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Moore  County. . 
Morgan  County. 


Obion  County 

Union  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Overton  County. 

Perry  County 

Pickett  County. 
Polk  County. 


Putnajli  County 

Cookeville 

Remainder  of  County. 

Rhea  County 


Roane  County 

Harriman 

Rockwood 

Remainder  of  County,, 


Robertson  County , 

Springfield 

Remainder  of  County. , 


Rutherford  County 

Hirf  reesboro , 

RenBinder  of  County,, 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


CNumber) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 

346 

333 

13 

13 
29 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thotudnd 
dollars) 


1,754 
1,253 
5,329 
9,378 
5,256 

7.849 


4,775 
3,074 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

M 


(X) 

270,267 

265,660 

4,607 

4,126 
5,985 


5,304 
695 


10,238 
10,238 


6.107 
4,867 


33,442 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tftotuand 
dollars) 


18 
29 
95 

156 
211 


221 
25 


(X) 


(x) 
(X) 


(X) 
15,130 


397 
14,733 
14,360 

373 

129 

136 


58 
236 


31,759 
1,683 


2,005 


1,805 
200 


10.429 


7,348 
3.081 

(x) 
2,015 


(x) 
16,137 


11,084 
5,053 


(x) 
(x) 


5,476 
1,949 


4,876 
(x) 
(x) 

10.171 


8,297 
1,874 


9.676 


8,291 
1,385 


357 
73 


1,360 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


(Number) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


187 

182 

5 

7 
12 


1,300 
60 


129 
59 


(x) 


1,139 


(x) 


360 
96 


(x) 

(x) 


190 
43 


!x) 


177 
24 


231 
55 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

(Number) 


7 

16 

157 

119 

102 


105 
38 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
4,733 


108 
4,625 
4,483 

142 

71 
132 


55 
174 


51 


(x) 


(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


(X) 
(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


428 

634 

4,522 

4,521 

4,278 

4.709 


4,021 
688 


(x) 


(x) 
Cx) 


(x) 


290,060 


7,666 
282,394 
274,985 

7,409 

3,945 
5,733 


2,526 
825 


1,228 
7,064 


7,064 


6,785 
1,354 


2,694 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


246 

238 

8 

1 
7 


S.ilcs. 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 

103 
808 
(x) 
3,627 

2,857 


TTT 
(X) 


(x) 


(x) 


176 
42 


(x) 


(x) 


161 
96 


(x) 
(X) 


Tor 

21 


(X) 
(X) 


149 
38 


25,613 
1,380 

863 

1,674 


1,349 
325 


4,803 
2,992 


(x) 
1,583 


20.340 


20,34(5 

(x)   ■■■ 
11,749 


9,504 
2,245 


(x) 
(x) 


3,901 
771 


4,385 
(x) 
(x) 


176 
28 


4,586 
1,270 


6.421 


5,331 
1,090 


147,353 

144,159 

3.194 

(x) 


1,441 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


1,326 
115 


(x) 
2,422 


2,422 


-iiL 


(x) 


3,315 

1,240 


(x) 


18,324 

17,510 

814 

(x) 


(X) 


1.692 


1,692 


(x) 
1,432 


4,249 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


"TJT 
(x) 


TJT 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,764 
1,385 


100 

95 

5 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(X) 


(x) 


1,150 
4,521 


(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


1,629 
4,992 


122,914 

121,501 

1,413 


(x) 


4,784 
4,558 


3,978 
580 


(x) 


7,816 
7,816 


-ixl_ 


(x) 


1,552 


1,552 
(x) 
15.118 


14,249 
869 


(x) 


(x) 


8.737 
5,656 
3,081 


14,393 


(x) 
11,888 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


"TTT 

(x) 


(x) 


41.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Tool 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlioujdna 
dolbrs) 

Pa;-  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolLirs) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(dumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollors) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

3 
1 
6 

937 

2,155 
(x) 
1,788 

(x) 

86 
(x) 

41 

51,496 

1 
(x) 

7 

631 

37 
(x) 
23 

15,984 

1,987 
(x) 
791 

958,749 

2 
3 

(x) 

i,66i 

1 

1 
3 

(x) 

(x) 

787 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total 

15 
922 
896 

26 

12 

1 

SO 

(x) 
1,970,970 
1,965,255 

5,715 

5,090 
(x) 

37.764 

2,172 

49,324 

49,067 

257 

72 
(X) 

2,263 

631 

608 

23 

12 
(x) 

46 

714 
15,270 
15,111 

159 

162 
(x) 

792 

44,591 

914,158 

907,015 

7,143 

6,915 
(x) 

46,584 

549 

541 

8 

2 
59 

1,043,711 

1,041,666 

2,045 

(x) 
24,009 

373 
355 

18 

'I 
21 

927,259 
923,589 

3,670 

(x) 

(x) 

13.755 

40 
38 
2 

23 

22,789 

(xi 

(x) 

15.211 

1,184 
(x) 
(x) 

548 

27 
(x) 
(x) 

U 

381 
(x) 
(x) 

328 

24,683 

(xi 

(x) 

15.197 

29 
29 

1 

11 

13,293 
(x) 
(x) 

9.841 

11 
9 

1 

12 

9,496 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 
5.370 

14 
9 

35 
7 

2 

8 

11,028 
4,183 

10,796 
5,440 
(xi 

3.100 

449 
99 

223 
52 
(x) 

106 

10 

1 

26 
13 
(x) 

10 

191 

137 

157 
94 
(x) 

48 

9,503 
5,694 

6,119 
4,012 
(xi 

2.089 

10 

1 

7 
2 

5 

(x) 
(x) 

2,307 

(x)    ■■' 

2.278 

4 
8 

28 

7 

3 

(x) 

(x) 

7,989 

5,440 

... 

822 

8 
74 

3,100 
42.390 

106 
2.149 

10 
57 

48 

745 

2,089 
40.873 

5 
50 

2,278 
24.799 

3 
24 

822 

17.591 

66 
8 

2 

43 

11 

13 

40,238 
2,152 

(x) 
6,788 
2,273 

5.866 

2,102 
47 

(x) 

168 
95 

181 

52 

5 

(x) 
45 
10 

7 

719 
26 

(x) 
102 
63 

240 

39,911 
962 

(x) 
5,418 
2,629 

8,219 

45 

5 

12 

5 

5 

23,305 
1,494 

1,802 
516 

1,152 

21 
3 

2 
31 
6 

8 

16,933 

658 

(x) 

4,986 

1,757 

Williamson  County 

4.714 

9 
4 

21 

4,101 
1,765 

6,197 

160 
21 

240 

2 
5 

13 

169 

71 

135 

6,662 
1,557 

4.846 

4 

1 

8 

(x) 
(x) 

1,912 

5 
3 

13 

(x) 

(x) 

4.285 

16 
5 

5,234 
963 

212 
28 

8 

5 

117 
18 

4,196 
650 

7 
1 

(x) 
(x) 

9 
4 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


TENNESSEE 


41.11 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Qninty,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


DAVIDSON  COUNTY  (See  Nashville  Metropolitan  Area,  tal)le  102.) 


GIBSON  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers .    total 

Groceries,    confectionery,   meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products ) ,    total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products   ( raw  materials ) 

HAMILTON  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( ed  ible ) 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,    n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

KNCK  COUNTY,  total , 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISraiENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating;  types 

MADISON  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  f ann  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Other  operating'  types 

SHELBY  COUNTY  (See  Memphis  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 
See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 


5 
US 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


27,156 


^.sga 


2,596 
896 
215 

1,191 

3,327 
18,931 


3,891 
15,040 


M^ 


(x) 
268,272 


38,163 
10,891 


15,505 
52,474 


8,288 
1,932 
1,292 

3,451 
4,480 

33,031 

151,239 


(x) 


(x) 
270,267 


147,353 


49 

U,940 

1,292 

8 

.4,562 

366 

10 

6,730 

550 

4 

1,203 

163 

5 

1,323 

123 

5 

17,571 

1,667 

53 

18,945 

2,106 

i 

1,471 

125 

108 

80,608 

4,173 

52 

53,828 

3,009 

U 

16,915 

582 

34 

52,171 

577 

33,442 


18,324 


6,799 
2,276 
1,162 
1,581 
674 
738 
1,989 
3,105 

3,635 

9,217 


529 
8,688 


2,266 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


126 
60 

21 
27 

98 

255 


120 
135 


11,703 


109 
11,594 


2,023 


1,786 
237 


530 
374 


44 
L2 
34 
57 
111 
116 

8,66? 


J5jU0 


397 
14,733 


1.360 


437 

140 
61 
60 

106 
28 
81 

240 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

IHumbcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>iumbeT) 


43 
33 

9 
17 

45 

189 


64 

125 


30 
3,816 


589 
50 


10 
11 
20 
40 

2,903 


4,733 


108 
4,625 


60 

454 

25,755 

2 

131 

7,547 

7 

124 

11,460 

1 

58 

3,115 

46 

2.309 

2 

456 

31,715 

?.e 

647 

41,080 

3 

51 

1,991 

49 

1,379 

78,907 

4 

851 

57,996 

7 

184 

10,001 

24 

244 

10.518 

181 
81 
27 
23 
42 
9 
52 
94 


Pay  toll 
(Oolljrs) 


13.395 


4,712 


2,444 

1,163 

428 

677 

1,841 

6,842 


1,857 
4,985 


2,139 
223.255 


40,275 


36,409 
3,866 


9,472 
7,334 


955 

232 

641 

1,083 

2,263 

2,160 


7,666 
282,394 


26,993 


22,826 


8,399 
2,754 
1,217 
1,295 
2,089 
672 
1,772 
4,628 

1.951 


389 
698 


1,129 


41.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 

Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishtnents 


{y^umber) 


SULLIVAN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers .  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dry  "oods ,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes.-.-,,* 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  tyoes 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buUi  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

•  Proprietors  of  unincofporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousdnd 
dollars) 


24,009 


4,003 
4,469 
4,809 
1,511 
2,029 
631 
6,557 

4,033 

6,997 


6,641 
356 


42.390 


24,799 


7, 70S 
2,953 

990 
1,033 
1,595 

330 
9,690 

5,941 

9,377 


4,824 
4,553 


2,273 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2.263 


1,912 


168 
430 
357 
192 
127 


149 
45 


298 

334 
40 
62 

275 
23 

745 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
vtfoikweeic  ended  nearest  Nov- 15 


Employees 
(>{umber) 


66 
177 
86 
78 
57 
30 
188 

43 

24 


113 

127 
13 
25 

107 
9 

205 

60 
44 


Payroll 
(Dolbrs) 


40,337 


3,209 
9,093 
7,156 
3,983 
3,918 
1,833 
11,145 

2,438 


4«7 
463 


40.873 


32,839 


5,757 
6,790 

739 
1,250 
5,765 

433 
12,105 

3,375 

3,073 


810 
2,263 


TEXAS 


CONTENTS 


Table 


101 


102 


The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 
operation  and  kind  of  business 


Page 
42.02 
^^2.05 


Page 

Austin  Metropolitan  Area 4-2.05 

Beaumont-Port  Arftur  Metropdlitan 

Area 42.05 

Corpus  Christi  Metropolitan  Area.  42.05 

Dallas  Metropolitan  Area 42.06 

El  Pas'o  Metropolitan  Area 42.07 


Page 

Fort  Worth  Metropolitan  Area 42.08 

Galveston  Metropolitan  Area 42.09 

Houston  Metropolitan  Area 42.09 

San  Antonio  Metropolitan  Area...  42.10 
Waco  Metropolitan  Area 42.11 


103 


Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 
personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 
types 


104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Page 

Bell  County 42.19 

Bexar  County  (See  San  Antonio 

Metropolitan  Area ) 42 .  10 

Bowie  County 42.19 

Cameron  County 42 .19 

Collin  County 42.19 

Dallas  County  (See  Dallas 

Metropolitan  Area) 42 .06 

Ector  County 42.20 

Ellis  County 42.20 

El  Paso  County  (See  El  Paso 

Metropolitan  Area) 42.07 

Galveston  County  (See  Galveston 

Metropolitan  Area) 42 .09 

Gray  County 42.20 

Grayson  County 42 .20 

Gregg  County 42.20 

Hale  County 42.20 

Harris  County  (See  Houston 

Metropolitan  Area) 42.09 


sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel. 


Page 

Hidalgo  County 42.20 

Hunt  County 42.21 

Jefferson  County  (See  Beaumont- 
Port  Arthur  Metropolitan  Area).  42.05 

Jim  Wells  County 42.21 

Lubbock  County 42.21 

McLennan  County  (See  Waco 

Metropolitan  Area ) 42 .  11 

Nueces  County  (See  Corpus  Christi 

Metropolitan  Area) 42.05 

Potter  County 42.21 

Smith  County 42.21 

Tarrant  County  (See  Fort  Worth 

Metropolitan  Area) 42.08 

Taylor  County. 42.22 

Tom  Green  County 42 .22 

Travis  County  (See  Austin 

Metropolitan  Area) 42,05 

Webb  County 42.22 

Wichita  County 42.22 


42.12 


42.19 


42.01 


42.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101. -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousdrid 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
doiltiTs) 


Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 


Active 
Pay  roll,      proprie- 
tors,' 

Novcni' 
ber 


entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


dum- 
ber} 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(^lumber) 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(^lumber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dolldrj) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. .. 

Wholesale  estahlishments 19AS.. . 

1939... 
1929.., 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  duiiiL'jtic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  pjoducts 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 
Piece  goods  converters 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

otationery,  office  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Other  paper  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hard-,jare .' 

Plumbing^  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  iri th  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equijjment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


10,253 
9,587 


5,945 

99 

131 


694 
342 


2,073 
986 


79 
266 

743 


279 
75 
43 

112 

175 


261 
254 


18 
113 
41 
49 


137 
798 


131 
111 


95 

171 


23 

129 
97 


257 
63 
29 
620 
102 
201 


,291,342 


115,473 


120,385 


6,345,313 


6,577,0U 


6,915,095 


94,173 
8,197,169 


2,019,821 
2,771,972 


n.a. 
n.a. 


13,387 
336,166 


85,214 
95,846 


3,381 
112,092 


3,486 
111,769 


3,353,705 

460,121 

53,962 

2,006,974 


389,280 

28,944 

3,806 


11.6 

6.3 
7.0 


208,755 
6,206 
1,802 


7,605 
5,644 


4.542 

4,341 
96 
105 


3,465 
116,920 


69,068 


260,994 
6,084,319 


n.a. 
n.a. 


3,845,152 


277,962 
6,299,049 


4,081,082 


277,157 
6,637,938 


n.a. 
n.a. 


4,231,790 


68,633 

1,024 

638 

21,821 


70,817 

1,103 

662 


72,060 

1,024 

689 


3,742,644 
69,251 
33,257 

1,439,206 


3,973,906 
71,173 
36,003 

1,443,670 


4,125,919 
70,228 
35,643 

1,529,095 


1,172,903 
834,071 


509,621 
1,177,020 


122,532 
33,421 


46,509 
27,861 


47,702 


10.4 
4.0 


9.1 
2.4 


64,956 

13,111 

14,844 
9,020 


1,966 
981 


18,992 
2,829 


5,784 
3,318 


10,874 


19,211 
2,906 


5,939 
3,379 


19,182 
2,992 


5,909 
3,641 


1,208,506 
230,700 


283,235 
166,031 


1,204,950 
238,720 


300,104 
181,313 


1,274,141 
254,954 


302,543 
187,140 


98,906 
141,067 
395,793 


3,867,788 


9,498 

5,525 

32,679 


9.6 

3.9 
8.2 


2,971 
2,301 
12,200 


216,763 


3 

118 
625 


1,478 

757 

8,639 


922 

1,470 
5,360 


1,405 

879 

9,139 


63,355 

37,872 

249,468 


49,659 

79,194 
164,027 


58,394 
45,069 
283,907 


4,231,790 


569 ,436 


48.608 


8.5 


26.908 


10.068 


10.120 


10.511 


443,163 
20,340 
10,172 
39,177 
56,584 

265,804 


140,186 
125,618 


33,355 
2,621 
1,547 
3,287 

7,798 

40,786 


7.5 
12.9 
15.2 

8.4 
13.8 

15.3 


26,154 
14,632 


18.6 
11.6 


19,278 

1,523 

637 

1,753 

3,717 

21,455 


151 
80 
41 
128 
162 


14,206 
7,249 


301 


7,095 
476 
378 
581 

1,538 

8,143 


5,435 

2,711 


7,174 
475 
341 
618 

1,512 

8,528 


5,840 
2,688 


7,185 
506 
398 
689 

1,733 

8.775 


508.036 


516,164 


539.310 


5;  993 
2,782 


368,855 
27,780 
13,827 
31,  ■'37 
65,837 

402.741 


372,076 
29,330 
12,639 
34,461 
67,658 


78,552 
103,823 


92.537 


46,897 
19,603 
12,407 
13,630 

110,692 

68,721 


9,379 
6,920 


12,596 


11.9 
6.7 


13.6 


4,461 
3,526 


6,970 


217 
16 


,523 
843 


,562 
2,556 
2,000 
2,478 

4,422 

9,093 


11.9 
13.0 

16.1 
18.2 

4.0 


20,725 

26,504 

18,379 

3,113 

44,555 


3,293 
3,424 
2,240 

136 

6,648 


15.9 
12.9 
12.2 


14,252 
30,303 


67,509 


3,036 
3,562 


9,544 


8,672 
10,945 
8,514 
2,022 
37,356 

803,652 
154,686 


112,307 
85,929 


1,280 
1,734 
2,398 
403 
3,729 

38,120 
32,844 

23,335 


21.6 
11.8 

14.1 
14.8 
15.8 
28.2 
19.9 
10.0 

4.7 


3;47S 
1,217 
966 

1,309 

2,481 

5,096 
1,585 
2,365 
1,046 
100 

3,643 


— r 

118 
20 

35 

108 
118 


1,290 

437 
302 


1,649 
807 


2,547 


1,318 
437 

315 
477 

946 


1,646 
852 


2.591 


268,828 
133,913 


138.434 


429.193 
295,770 


382,099 
31,743 
13,765 
37,689 
74,014 

444.939 


304,250 
140,689 


31,463 
56,971 


128.295 


90,505 
59,521 


136.465 


89,752 
63,192 


141.203 


123,602 
95,111 


U,990 
11,345 

30,801 


10.7 
13.2 


768T 
1,956 

5,905 
760 

1,041 

1,683 
187 

2,294 

9,076 
19,779 

12,992 


6,817 
6,175 


17,292 
13,509 


TJTO" 
14.2 


116 
636 


150 
89" 

61 

139 


509 

879 

364 

12 

1.194 


512 

873 

379 

14 


1,338 
461 
308 
484 

967 

1,762 


537 

338 

374 

13 


64,532 
23,160 
15,703 
24,900 

46,885 

95,420 


68,257 
24,144 

17,588 
26,476 

45,817 

95,032 


70,888 
24,880 
17,885 
27,550 

50,197 

97,140 


28,795 

43,145 

21,551 

1,929 

60,630 


587 
607 

1,832 
26'3 
364 
494 
64 
647 

1,685 
6,727 


548 
669 


l.g43 


568 
683 


30,898 
29,732 


107.515 


28,469 
42,242 
22,574 

1,747 

62,391 


30,199 
32,192 


111.204 


30,070 

42,728 

22,226 

2,116 

66,828 


31,827 
35,001 


276 
357 
495 
53 
662 

2,0^7 
6,687 


14,036 
87,500 
38,212 

574 . 134 


47,872 
61,765 
11,436 
386,306 
25,368 
32,011 

9,426 


620 
12,030 
11,887 

78,390 


4.4 
13.3 
31.1 

13.6 


10,569 
8,236 
1,443 

42,248 
6,049 
7,403 

2,442 


22.1 
13.3 
12.6 
10.9 
23.8 
23.1 

25.9 


10,915" 
6,953 


274 
6,762 
5,212 

40,160 


86 


1,903 
1,664 

5,155 


3,125 
2,030 


2,045 
1,734 


5,323 


2.2 
363 
508 
54 
700 

1,751 
6,802 


3,862 
2,054 
1,803 


15,466 
13,553 
28,581 
3,672 
41,233 

110,039 
357,685 


233.738 
124,001 
109,737 


15,133 
18,704 
30,777 
3,372 
43,218 

131,832 
373,432 


15,266 
20,651 
30,753 
3,292 
48,268 

120,292 
381,915 


3,251 
2,072 


156     '_2j?3Z 't.257 


15 
73 


4,762 
4,787 
710 
21,410 
3,624 
3,769 

1,098 


214 
37 
15 

264 
45 

158 


66 
2,102 
1,769 

11,614 


T,TST 
1,149 
215 
5,966 
1,212 
1,241 

319 


82 
2,313 
1,362 

12,076 


1,559 
1,188 
203 
6,256 
1,273 
1,280 

317 


3,295 
2,156 

_4j282 

80 
2,330 
1,822 

12,270 


188,041 
119,426 

211,119 


134,119 
115,880 


330.593 
"197,393" 
133,200 


134,487 
125,337 


J3bjl29_ 
200,171 
135,958 


1,555 
1,224 
195 
6,511 
1,230 
1,261 

294 


4,473 
109,018 
97,628 


_7P9_,783_ 
83,275 
79,666 
11,551 
381,293 
64,331 
69,273 

20,394 


5,437 
117,725 
108,486 

77Pj475 

"88,/91 

85,038 

11,297 

417,119 
75,138 
72,343 

20,699 


235,727_ 

5,390 
126,693 
103,544 


_818jll6 
88,473 

101,817 
10,827 

455,432 
71,105 
69,745 


2,243 
548,277 


189,500 
237,448 


370,323 

39,034 

2,110 


82,018 


33,331 
3,801 


1,802 
3,992 

11,811 


52.372 


44,972 

959 

614 

766 

5,561 

6.722 


3,932 
2,300 


4,024 
13,272 


13.839 


7,653 
3,139 
1,239 
1,753 

4,731 

8,919 


2,911 

3,399 

2,W3 

66 

6,134 


2,202 
3,932 


9.706 


1,559 
2,223 
1,925 
250 
3,749 

61,624 
35,008 


14,177 
11,083 


21,524 
14,754 


10 
9,356 
3,1T7 

34,985 


19,717 


5,672 
10,353 

1,141 
56,222 

4,579 

5,670 

1,348 


TEXAS 


42.03 


Table  101, -THE  STATE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  EXPENSES,  PaY   RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TyPE  Or  OPERATION   ANU  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:   1948 


Estaly 
Lsh- 
ments 

(Numbtr) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Xum- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 

hand, end 

Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
doilors) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Number) 

July  IS 

(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Number) 

March  15 
(Dolkri) 

July  15 
(Dollors) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollors) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollors) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business—Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

73 

60,956 

8,094 

13.3 

4,570 

52 

1,507 

1,527 

1,577 

76,797 

80,218 

86,373 

8.770 

72 
6 

194 

51,868 
9,088 

74,738 

7;i43 
951 

9,414 

13.S 
10.5 

12.6 

4,149 
421 

4,829 

51 
1 

168 

1,394 
113 

2,051 

1,402 
125 

1,993 

1,430 
147 

1,998 

69,162 
7,635 

82,900 

72,284 
7,9X 

84,913 

76,383 
9,935 

90,352 

7,543 

1,127 

3,430 

120 

74 

647 

58,195 
16,543 

241,246 

6,579 
2,835 

28,449 

11.3 
17.1 

11.8 

3,183 
1,646 

14,795 

98 
70 

508 

i;333 

718 

5,293 

1,299 
694 

5,478 

1,310 
688 

5,528 

55,902 
26,993 

257,668 

57,324 
27,589 

281,630 

62,304 
27,548 

292,271 

2,608 

822 

23,405 

AutoBftDbiles ,  other  motor  vehicles 

132 

72 

50 

4 

97 

54 

102 

136 

894 

69,520 
16,341 
11,166 
1,744 
58,202 
14,005 
23,961 
46,307 

1.172.903 

6,826 
2,995 
1,851 
163 
3,698 
2,370 
3,027 
7,519 

122,532 

9.8 
18.3 
16.6 
9.3 
6.4 
16.9 
12.6 
16.2 

10.4 

3,472 
1,375 
1,026 
99 
1,851 
1,319 
1,146 
4,507 

64.956 

99 
58 
26 

1 
75 
48 
94 
107 

51 

1,135 
412 
466 
21 
718 
362 
390 

1,789 

18,992 

1,187 
423 
468 
21 
725 
390 
431 

1,813 

19,211 

1,225 
444 
511 
19 
751 
427 
422 

1,729 

19,182 

61,661 
23,536 
19,035 
1,785 
30,513 
22,741 
20,647 
77,750 

1,203,506 

67,655 
24,256 
19,557 
2,062 
32,135 
22,439 
23,642 
89,933 

1,204,950 

71 ,062 
25,336 
21,028 
1,799 
32,907 
27,877 
24,412 
87,850 

1,274,141 

5,669 
2,963 

709 

5 

2,736 

2,567 

1,577 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks), 
total 

7,079 
82,018 

150 

306.694 

23,380 

7.8 

11,448 

1 

3,747 

3,885 

3,874 

217,874 

223,653 

236,199 

9,858 

5 

35 

110 

21 

3 

67 

13,487 
131,668 
161,539 

35,877 
1,921 

50.150 

2,618 
6,913 
14,349 

2.157 
221 

8,062 

19.4 
5.2 
3.9 

6.0 

U.5 

16.1 

1,152 
3,819 
6,477 

1,103 
121 

3,478 

"i 
"2 

294 
1,525 
1,928 

358 
41 

996 

281 

1,566 
2,038 

404 
39 

1,026 

295 
1,571 
2,008 

330 
50 

1,032 

22,274 
74,903 
120,697 

20,097 
2,432 

63,628 

21 ,479 
79,443 
122,731 

23,049 
2,600 

65,813 

22,538 
81,693 
131,963 

23,305 
2,745 

58,727 

662 

3,425 

5,771 

1,320 

113 

4,732 

14 
19 

34 

11 

24,762 
10,977 
14, 4U 

12,345 

4,386 

989 

2,687 

1,033 

17.7 
9.0 
18.6 

8.4 

1,615 

396 

1,467 

590 

434 
107 

455 

211 

423 
120 
478 

233 

453 
114 
465 

241 

30,975 

7,198 

25,455 

11,077 

28,890 

7,730 

29,193 

11,164 

32,551 

7,602 

28,574 

11,173 

1,796 

791 

2,145 

1,106 

3 
8 

19 

1,454 
10,891 

15.883 

208 
325 

1,496 

14.3 
7.6 

9.4 

86 
504 

943 

1 

8 
203 

262 

31 
207 

244 

30 
211 

252 

1,242 
9,335 

14.668 

2,068 
9,096 

13,475 

1,886 
9,287 

15.156 

121 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,   notions.. 

985 
755 

9 
10 

14 
51 

33 

4,116 
11,767 

1,759 
111 .952 

105.133 

450 
1,046 

422 
8,887 

10.375 

10.9 
8.9 

24.0 
7.9 

9.9 

280 
663 

293 
4,775 

7,005 

1 
2 

4S 
214 

144 
1,416 

2,552 

53 

191 

154 
1,514 

2,187 

58 

194 

154 
1,518 

1,935 

JllOl 
11,567 

5,387 
85,632 

141,593 

9,979 

5,644 
97,794 

125,118 

31431 
11,725 

5,635 
101,193 

133,772 

51S 

538 

211 

13,477 

5,612 

24 
9 

38 
24 

360 

99,473 
5,660 

34,067 
23,539 

295.884 

9,897 
478 

4,101 
6,680 

37,068 

9.9 
8.4 

12.0 
28.3 

12.5 

6,710 
295 

2,284 
4,723 

21.326 

1 
7 

28 

2,461 
91 

651 
1,280 

5,460 

2;081 
106 

689 
1,259 

5,645 

1,843 
92 

703 
1,423 

5,677 

136,232 
5,366 

40,037 
89,045 

404,198 

119,714 
5,404 

40,532 
30,451 

395,204 

127,854 
5,918 

42,834 
109,024 

399^859 

5,321 

291 

3,128 

3,181 

27,041 

26 

169 

41 

13 

5 

28 

33,191 
7,435 
106,279 
135,771 
7,930 
4,n8 

1,160 

29,247 

11,700 
1,258 
6,898 

13,637 
2,268 
1,052 

255 

3,073 

35.2 
16.9 
6.5 
10.0 
23.6 
25.5 

22.0 

10.5 

8,079 
542 
3,970 
7,231 
1,343 
527 

134 

1,319 

6 
1 
4 
12 

5 
2 

1,743 

77 

1,239 

1,726 

465 

166 

39 

357 

1,823 

83 

1,238 

1,790 

496 

175 

40 

353 

1,886 

81 

1,228 

1,763 

502 

170 

47 

376 

156,319 

6,383 

72,159 

132,707 

22,245 

9,587 

2,793 

23,102 

135,915 

7,417 

76,207 

137,309 
24,835 
10,223 

2,793 

23,910 

144,799 

6,848 

74,880 

134,244 
25,395 
10,317 

3.375 

25,747 

2,824 

879 

U,139 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

9,882 
1,581 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation   (exc.   autoiDOtive)  equipment. 

434 
302 

3,815 

25 
3 

75 

27,868 
1,379 

148 ,402 

2,930 

143 

15.077 

10.5 
10.4 

10.2 

1,260 
59 

5.048 

2 

7 

343 

14 

1,517 

333 
15 

1,574 

360 
16 

1,567 

22,013 
1,089 

89,681 

22,812 
1,093 

96,493 

24,496 

1,251 

93,222 

3,497 

313 

7,668 

9 
21 

45 
342 

7,822 
11,101 

129,479 
834,071 

1,465 

779 

12,833 
33,421 

18.7 
7.0 

9.9 
4.0 

673 
431 

3,944 
13,111 

7 
10 

200 
196 

1,121 
2,829 

210 
196 

1,163 
2,906 

214 
193 

1,160 
2,992 

11,355 
7,779 

70,547 
230,700 

12,957 
8,142 

75,394 
238,720 

12,969 
8,149 

77,104 
254,954 

985 

216 

6,467 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks). 

21 
14 

56,084 
17,852 

2,903 
2,040 

5.2 
11.4 

967 
874 

254 

1 

281 

197 

43 

275 
202 

43 

285 
197 

46 

17,798 
15,296 

4,213 

17,920 
16,770 

3,631 

19,854 
17,223 

4,416 

Clothing,   furnishings,   footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions.. 

4 
10 

12 
21 
21 
20 
16 

104 

3,339 
6,296 

16,690 
15,821 
60,931 
21,486 
51,241 

100.939 

192 
203 

748 

1,640 

657 

856 

4,753 

5.325 

5.8 
3.2 

4.5 
10.4 
1.1 
4.0 
9.3 

5.3 

132 
122 

370 

1,391 

417 

497 

1,162 

2.939 

4 

"i 
2 

18 
25 

74 
300 
61 
99 
270 

591 

18 

25 

68 
305 

66 
102 
282 

619 

19 

27 

79 
312 

72 
107 
278 

645 

1,838 
2,375 

7,241 

26,445 

7,223 

9,157 

19,086 

50.110 

1,670 
1,961 

6,174 
25,315 
8,306 
9,664 
19,962 

52.323 

1,786 
2,630 

7,093 
27,131 

3,560 
10,279 
19,797 

55,837 

25 

71 
8 

99 

4,382 

93,337 

3,220 

483,392 

1,052 

4,021 

252 

14,094 

24.0 
4.3 
7.8 

2.9 

387 

1,902 

150 

4,240 

"2 

2 

161 

401 

29 

913 

173 

418 

28 

944 

176 

440 

29 

971 

15,490 
31,943 
2,677 

74,131 

15,935 
33,649 
2,739 

78,654 

34,638 
2,722 

84,764 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

other  manufacturers '    sales  offices 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


42.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(^Jumber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(llioiuuml 
dollon) 

Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(TTiousdnd 
d<jll<lrs) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  cm 
en 

ployees,  workweek 
□ed  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(TTinusand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 

March  15 

(Number) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 

(Number) 

March  15 
(EtelUrs) 

July  15 

(Dolbrs) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollari) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thoujand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Agents,   brokers,   total 

986 

1,177,020 

27,861 

2.4 

9,020 

981 

3,318 

3,379 

3,641 

166,031 

181,313 

187,140 

3,801 

131 
14 

158,579 
49,735 

6.357 

3,765 
1,142 

420 

2.4 
2.3 

6.6 

991 
429 

142 

137 
35 

8 

268 
196 

35 

294 

111 

35 

303 
187 

35 

17,696 
9,876 

2,599 

18,957 
6,723 

3,066 

19,600 
9,027 

2,925 

23 

76 

10 

6 
8 

87 

1,509 
4,848 

69.965 

171 
249 

2.630 

11.3 
5.1 

3.8 

57 
85 

380 

5 
3 

86 

14 
21 

124 

20 
15 

118 

19 
16 

122 

963 
1,636 

7,424 

i;213 
1,853 

6,810 

i;230 
1,695 

8,488 

2 

8 

54 

40 
47 

36 

15,065 
54,900 

12.003 

753 
1,877 

931 

5.0 
3.4 

7.8 

132 
248 

266 

44 
42 

36 

44 
80 

76 

45 

73 

78 

46 
76 

76 

2,678 
4,746 

4,896 

2,690 
4,120 

5,423 

3;632 
4,806 

5,201 

33 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions... 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 

16 
25 

16 
20 

6 

266 

5,648 
6,355 

2,251 

651.510 

315 
616 

114 

7.156 

5.6 
9.7 

5-1 

1.1 

89 

177 

11 
2.791 

16 
20 

8 

272 

26 

50 

4 
1.697 

26 
52 

5 

1.798 

27 
49 

5 

1.961 

1,748 
3,143 

199 

50,425 

1,803 
3,620 

234 

54,309 

1,793 
3,408 

234 

59,592 

17 

8 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

2,721 

71 
19 
146 
24 
6 

40 

54 

106,654 
52,537 

440,019 
32,125 
20,175 

25,328 

29,736 

1,021 
431 

4,901 
537 
266 

1,779 

1,975 

1.0 

.8 
1.1 
1.7 
1.3 

7.0 

6.6 

158 

134 

2,113 

351 

35 

857 

481 

75 
17 
154 
16 

10 

51 
55 

55 

43 

1,408 

173 

18 

166 

122 

62 

41 

1,499 

172 

24 

167 

128 

66 

40 

1,696 

125 

34 

168 

126 

21395 
2,378 
37,160 
7,493 
499 

15,482 

9,394 

3,l8l 

2,375 

40,977 

7,347 

429 

16,446 

9,468 

3;471 
2,454 
47,118 
5,450 
1,099 

17,272 

9,384 

i;646 

448 

602 

Farm  products   (inedible),  n.e.c 

25 

66 

Electrical  goods 

138 

Wiring  supplies ,   apparatus 

38 
16 

42 

20;i92 
9,544 

21,817 

1,417 
558 

1,476 

7.0 
5.8 

6.8 

319 
162 

451 

7& 

17 

38 

S2 
40 

104 

90 
38 

116 

S3 
43 

111 

6,144 
3,250 

7,496 

6,275 
3,193 

8,798 

5,951 
3,433 

8,716 

122 
16 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

30 

12 
30 

51 

6,467 
15,350 

30.622 

381 
1,095 

1.438 

5.9 

7.1 

4.7 

102 
349 

466 

12 
26 

58 

14 
90 

157 

16 
100 

138 

15 
96 

165 

1,398 

6,098 

10.900 

1,919 
6,879 

10.443 

1,991 
6,725 

14.124 

2 

78 

285 

41 
10 

104 

26,330 
4,292 

31.225 

888 
550 

2,445. 

3.4 
12.8 

7.8 

79 
387 

850 

46 
12 

94 

20 
137 

183 

24 
114 

191 

28 
137 

194 

1,097 
9,803 

16,265 

1,365 

9,078 

16,621 

1,744 
12,330 

17,301 

285 

210 

19 
71 
14 

19 

3,801 

22,202 

5,222 

5.800 

329 

1,869 

247 

348 

8.6 
8.4 

4.7 

6.0 

71 
699 
80 

67 

20 
62 
12 

19 

30 

125 

28 

25 

28 
135 
28 

34 

28 

140 

26 

24 

1,313 

13,370 

1,582 

1.195 

1,348 

13,626 

1,647 

1.243 

1,388 
14,367 
1,546 

1,356 

53 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

135 
22 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 

26 

15 
4 

92 

1,088 

5,606 
194 

82,092 

635,766 

327 
21 

2,242 

47,702 

5.8 

10.8 

2.7 
7.5 

65 

2 

838 
17,472 

15 
4 

84 

746 

23 
2 

161 

10,874 

33 

1 

166 
7,752 

23 

1 

164 
11,423 

1,155 
40 

12,184 

350,695 

1,193 

50 

22,772 
292,880 

1,296 
60 

13,920 

387,370 

26 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),   total 

87 
17,605 

357 

131,636 

28,957 

22.0 

9,877 

303 

8,002 

3,650 

6,953 

240,727 

119,665 

210,746 

2,318 

ISI 
206 

660 

4J,735 
88,901 

474,237 

3,053 
25,899 

14,908 

7.2 
29.1 

3.1 

1,136 
8,741 

5,877 

Ul 

162 
398 

581 
7,421 

1,943 

810 
2,840 

3,160 

831 
6,122 

2,829 

18,690 

222,037 

84,362 

24,077 
95,588 

151,760 

26,324 
184,422 

136,140 

700 

1,618 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

13,049 

255 
297 
8 
37 
27 
36 

71 

209,734 

190,222 

4,735 

43,984 

13,438 

12,124 

29,893 

5,444 
6,656 
347 
761 
791 
909 

3,837 

2.6 
3.5 

7.3 
1.7 
5.9 
7.5 

12.8 

1,769 
2,950 
162 
301 
309 
386 

1,718 

174 
133 
5 
46 
24 
16 

45 

46i 
972 

74 
221 

84 
128 

929 

358 
1,763 
105 
232 
114 
118 

942 

1,033 
1,093 
110 
233 
73 
287 

1.641 

19,649 
47,036 
2,778 
6,018 
3,520 
5,361 

25.606 

38,942 
93,074 
3,709 
6,408 
4,522 
5,105 

21.455 

54,303 
55,011 
3,589 
6,782 
3,224 
13,231 

40,484 

6,098 

4,634 
215 

271 

765 

1,066 

2.238 

30 
41 

66 

5,268 
24,625 

94jl73 

1,227 
2,610 

n.a. 

23.3- 
10.6 

n.a. 

500 
1,218 

13,387 

21 
24 

345 
584 

3,381 

473 
469 

3,4«6 

609 
1,032 

3,465 

5,566 
20,040 

260,994 

5,710 
15,745 

277,962 

11,300 
29,184 

277,157 

73 

2,165 

ADMINISTRATn/E,   AUXILIARY  UNITS 
State ,   total 

2,243 

Type  of  Operation 

11 

12 

40 

3 

(x) 

91,853 
(xi 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

845 

1,161 

11,208 

173 

178 

327 

2,857 

19 

176 

337 

2,936 

37 

170 

322 

2,931 

42 

14,197 

28,441 

217,105 

1,251 

17,178 

27,139 

231,298 

2,347 

13,229 

26,544 

234,831 

2,553 

1,816 

74 

353 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.a.   Hot  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  broicerage  or  commission  received. 


TEXAS 


42.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

ESTABLISHMEXTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OP  BuSlNBSS:   1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


AUSTIN  KETROPOLnAN  AREA/  total. 


Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Herohant  t^olesalers,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meals 

Fana  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,    allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   constraction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment, . supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

BEAUTONT-PORT  ARTHUR  METROPOLITAN  AREA/  total, 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

V-HOLESALE  ESTABLiaiMENTS 

Type  of  OperatioD 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations,    terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products] 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery*  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.    leaf) 

Faim  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

ElectricGil  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equifanent,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers",  n.e.c 

CCBPUS  CHHISTI  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLI3IMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  ^olesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,   wines,   distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

Paper  and  i  ts  produc is 

Autcootive  equipaent ,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Liaaber,   construction  materials , 

Machinery,   equipsient,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Establishments 
iHumhcr) 


118 
21 
15 
9 


3 

226 


165 

29 

20 

9 

3 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


?n 

18,268 

1,254 

17 

4,386 

272 

11 

5,868 

255 

9 

3,103 

237 

6 

6,423 

150 

3 

288 

21 

20 

3,989 

609 

« 

6,227 

258 

■j 

3,195 

243 

6 

4,133 

387 

If, 

13,157 

869 

6 

2,819 

183 

18 

3,595 

411 

3 
272 


186 
26 
28 
9 

23 


78,292 


56,963 
8,356 
7,250 
5,723 


56,963 


13 

11,527 

6 

6,250 

7 

3,538 

3 

33 

3 

3,427 

3 

1,181 

5 

2,026 

13 

1,961 

7 

7,367 

6 

2,881 

29 

2,466 

3 

1,491 

20 

12,815 

119,815 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


119,815 


75,451 

22,635 

13,296 

3,975 

4,458 


143,468 


95,817 

12,272 

18,130 

7,403 

9,846 


18 

15,584 

557 

12 

8,369 

770 

10 

6,527 

302 

10 

1,761 

143 

6 

11,600 

119 

3 

521 

85 

19 

3,226 

472 

9 

5,488 

291 

7 

6,071 

699 

27 

8,409 

708 

34 

18,131 

1,039 

31 

10,130 

724 

5,196 


4,232 
571 
347 
46 


4,232 


509 
772 
225 

3 
72 
127 
179 

315 
656 
334 
313 
211 
516 

7,189 


170 
7,019 


5,159 
1,243 

406 
23 

188 


5,159 


Active  propric' 
tors,*  November 


{Humher) 


U 
7,833 


5,909 

955 

448 

47 

474 


5,909 


113 
1 
20 
13 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


119 
4 
24 


1,914 


1,585 
185 
114 
30 


1,585 


209 
343 

81 
2 

31 
40 
59 

lie 

167 
128 
104 
80 
203 

2,482 


27 
2,455 


1,822 

423 

124 

8 

78 


1,822 


15 
2,917 


2,168 
305 
146 

18 
280 


2,168 


Pay  roll 
(DolliiTj) 


81,636 

10,996 

7,607 

864 


81,636 


9,960 
18,659 
4,574 
45 
1,317 
2,435 
3,431 

6,448 
11,389 
6,337 
5,233 
2,920 


141,516 


2,976 
138,540 


103,080 

23,238 

7,567 

321 

4,334 


443 

23,967 

123 

7,335 

84 

4,657 

69 

5,204 

55 

3,087 

8 

426 

201 

11,017 

82 

5,972 

77 

4,489 

16? 

9,138 

?R6 

15,867 

85 

3,260 

147 

8,661 

157,196 


1,149 
156,047 


121,805 
16,615 

9,018 
1,098 
7,511 


291 

11,005 

274 

14,816 

102 

5,600 

60 

2,530 

5? 

2,209 

40 

1,525 

158 

9,198 

79 

5,906 

203 

15,613 

?48 

14,110 

350 

21,430 

311 

17,862 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


42.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(Humber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
(Oollari) 


DALLAS  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Admljiistratlve,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLiaiMQlTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulj£  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectioneiy,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Deer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office ) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper ■ 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,    equipment 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,   supplies, 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap) 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,    sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,    equipment,    supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


1,813 


18 
1,795 


909 

42* 


260 
164 

27 
387 
48 


(x) 


(x) 
2,238,449 


840,801 
993,846 


550,245 
443,601 

25,732 
347,942 
30,128 


50.529 


28,149 
5,896 
6,486 
9,998 

40,597 


17,617 
22,980 

32,023 


9,638 
22,385 


10,671 
2,380 
7,236 

16,626 
36,213 

25.943 


3,868 
22,075 


13,362 


4,496 
3,389 
5,477 

308,117 
36,202 


26,931 
11,591 


14,740 
18,031 


20.063 


14,103 
5,960 


77,034 


11,142 
19,355 

2,404 
23,978 

7,178 
10,432 

2,545 

8,884 


5,676 
3,208 


9.2U 


4,226 
4,988 


72,414 


12,792 
7,812 
2,483 
1,744 
6,528 
1,936 

39,119 

550.245 


132,834 

26,806 

10,291 

563 

71,686 

10,461 

1,470 

138.684 


11^584 
55,732 
71,368 


89,242 


2,855 
86,387 


44,847 
36,771 


29,101 
7,670 

841 
3,226 

702 


3.222 


1,464 
797 
281 
680 

2,750 


1,591 
1,159 

1.379 


698 
681 


672 
161 
556 

419 
2,489 


547 
1,366 


490 
620 
542 

2,232 
4,632 


2,316 
893 


3.279 


1,479 
1,600 


1,032 
582 


7,994 


1,098 
1,432 

210 
2,425 
1,066 
1,465 

298 

848 


645 
203 


578 
371 

5,077 


303 
652 
253 
99 
720 
197 
2,653 

29,101 


4,277 

1,969 
657 
65 

5,931 
772 
233 

9,510 


2,741 
3,272 
3,497 


1,177 


3 
3 

44 
388 


749 
25,775 


14,011 
10,288 


8,579 
1,709 

279 
836 
361 


1,055 


454 
214 
93 
269 

1,134 


710 
424 


252 

160 


242 
48 
152 

149 
852 


196 
471 


183 
164 
163 

398 
1,566 


641 
259 


435 
467 


294 
282 


324 
341 

55 
707 
373 
434 

83 


138 
67 


167 
96 


1.663 


91 
188 
103 

19 
257 

46 
959 

8,579 


1,454 

566 

181 

24 

1,621 

234 

53 

2,661 


756 

814 

1,091 


1,742,150 


60,107 
1,682,043 


665,321 
720,735 


574,645 
146,090 

17,527 
65,493 
12,967 


865,321 


66,229 


28,982 

16,966 

5,615 

14,666 

55.760 


32,764 
23,016 

26,912 


15,331 
11,581 


14,653 
2,650 

11,511 

8,163 
47,855 

35,363 


11,033 
24,330 

35.045 


9,888 
12,761 
12,376 

31,633 
87,547 

60.807 


44,306 
16,501 


25,764 
34,425 


18,753 
12,296 


163.199 


20,622 
31,747 

3,058 
50,510 
24,024 
27,303 

5,93S 

U.752 


6,955 
4,797 


.iz^nz. 


7,156 
5,156 

100.450 


5,019 
13,301 

5,190 

1,799 
13,763 

4,420 
54,958 

574.645 


93,688 
39,342 
10,700 
1,261 

111,103 

14,943 

4,869 

184.654 


53,673 
64,635 
66,326 

113,665 


TEXAS 


42.07 


Table  102.^STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Eatabtisbments 
Wumber) 


Sates,  e:  tire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
ijhousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
dumber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


DALLAS  HETROPOLITilN  AREA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks),   total.. 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  aUled  products 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  mschines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap  J 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

EL  PASO  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  oranches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  ccnfectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autocsotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc. scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


229 
47 


443,601 


29,4U 
11,950 
8,218 
51,162 
16,489 
33,598 
28,779 
263,994 

347,942 


63,881 
3,970 
2,200 

68,169 

9,902 


4,240 
5,662 


60,197 
21,666 


17,215 
5,872 

U,695 

12.981 


12,627 
354 


2,026 
6,U5 
3,156 

2,239 

53,638 


128,556 
60,214 


43,486 
16,728 


14,105 
14,394 


128,556 


U,905 
17,680 
3,615 
3,611 
6,017 
3,421 
719 
2,831 

4,U9 
12,554 
15,084 

5,014 
15,529 

4,791 

1,756 
17,880 

43,486 


11,561 
7,411 
24,514 

16,728 


6,483 

930 

9,315 

14,105 


7,308 
1,597 
2,390 
2,810 


7,670 


503 
691 
960 
299 
415 
869 
1,198 
2,735 

3,226 


483 
65 

69 


57 
165 


64 
691 


239 
84 


269 
49 


30 
235 
62 

47 
242 


8,803 
2,068 


1,867 
221 


.119 
397 


8,803 


558 

1,237 

267 

251 

81 
355 

41 
267 

549 

873 
1,202 

473 
1,615 

148 
66 

820 

1,867 


343 
723 
801 


U8 
157 
218 
48 
87 
215 
235 
611 


137 
18 
20 


18 

133 


10 
53 
15 

14 
74 

3,971 


3,174 
609 


533 
76 


34 

154 


254 
535 

89 
117 

37 
123 

13 

86 


368 
155 
520 
45 
39 
31A 


134 
1£3 
236 


146,090 


10,167 
13,433 
18,733 
6,288 
8,681 
14,782 
21,305 
52,701 

65,493 


9,434 
1,240 
1,480 


4,372 


1,134 
3,238 


1,397 
14,210 


4,525 
1,883 


4,761 

1,141 


771 
370 

7,312 


576 
5,613 
1,123 

956 
4,399 


174,240 
37,984 


33,470 
4,5W 


2,347 
8,527 


174,240 


12,189 
24,704 
5,545 
4,848 
3,032 
7,077 
544 
4,626 

9,695 
17,719 
24,413 

8,286 
31,456 

2,799 

1,720 
15,587 

33,470 


6,744 
12,274 
W,452 

4,514 


1,925 

983 

1,606 


996 

81 

962 

308 


42.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolian  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


EstabLshments 
(7>(umbCT) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  propnc- 
tors,"  November 


(Kumhcr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
CNumber) 


Payroll 
(DolWl) 


FORT  WORTH  METROPOLITAN  AREA, '  total 

Adminiatrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISiMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  {with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  i/lnes,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office ) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.'. 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Furniture,  home  fumi jldncs 

Farm  products  (raw  Li..i,<,Ti-i:;) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  agents  and  brokers 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


393 
63 


(x) 


(x) 
660,393 


338,371 
58,465 


«,008 
16,457 

16,163 

228,197 

19,202 


28,485 


17,299 

681 

5,610 

4,895 

24.496 


9,796 
14,700 


16.411 


5,194 
11,217 


6,818 

1,4U 

647 

7,672 
2,986 

3,985 


3,735 
250 

7,538 

111,094 

8,583 


11,906 
11,681 


13.463 


5,658 
7,805 


6,994 
4,182 


32.870 


2,984 
18,940 
2,71A 
4,579 
3,653 

1,203 
11,874 

24.034 


9,741 

969 

10,623 

951 

1,750 

42,008 


12,818 
5,025 


4,306 


2,701 

1,086 

519 

19,859 

16,457 


453 
16,004 

228,197 


5,641 
6,350 
1,168 
204,728 
3,006 

858 
1,870 
1,820 

507 
2,249 


23,963 


2,182 
21,731 


16,647 
3,361 


2,976 
335 

584 
922 
267 


16,647 


1,659 


746 


356 
504 


1,221 
985 


318 
373 


356 
111 
39 

158 
232 


249 
32 

659 

987 

1,181 


537 
497 


1.394 


754 
640 


1,023 


423" 
595 

3,182 


370 
1,547 
418 
460 
387 

105 
556 


3Q8 
93 
104 

57 
141 

2,^76 


484 
333 


680 

104 
62 

1,308 

385 


48 
337 


230 
5 


4 

1 

27 
108 
12 


15 
33 

17 
663 
152 


525 
7,205 


5,515 
1,005 


913 
92 

178 
311 
196 


331 
19 
109 

211 


456 
341 


116 
102 


151 
40 
18 

56 
81 


92 
16 

223 
305 
398 


165 
136 


204 
160 


125 
200 


120 
417 
145 
148 
99 

37 
186 


154 
21 
51 
26 
56 


148 
116 


134 
30 
24 


6 

9 

4 

246 

31 

4 
4 
2 


468,194 


45,207 
422,937 


325,497 
61,453 


53,337 
7,616 

U,532 
18,467 
5,983 


325,497 


31.983 


13,838 

850 

7,278 

10,022 

45.597 


26,486 
19,111 

13.779 


5,767 
8,012 

6,837 


6,035 

2,049 

753 

3,105 
4,200 


5,811 
673 

13,277 
19,121 
21,769 


10,629 
10,247 

25,  IW 


14,465 
10,639 

21,183 


6,341 
14,842 

62,033 


6,051 
34,757 
7,380 
7,625 
6,220 

2,036 
9,717 

16.391 


8,946 
1,082 
2,627 
1,111 
2,625 

53.837 


9,542 
6,054 


9,454 
1,860 
1,173 

25,754 

7,616 


333 
6,783 

18,467 


331 
S32 
344 
13,855 
2,727 
203 
154 
40 

281 


TEXAS 


42.09 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnll,  bv  Type  of  Opehation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


MetzopoUtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 
{Humtxr) 


Sales,  entire  year 
IXhousand  dollars) 


E'ay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dolldr<) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Jstumber) 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


QALVESKW  METROPOLITAN  JfflEA,'   total. 


JUiffllnlstxative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  tofpes 


T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fane  products   (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

AutonKtive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


HOUSTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,'  total. 


Administrative,   auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESIABLiaiMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Heats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties. 


Fain  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 

Beer,   ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. . 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives. 
Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products.. 

Fine  paper 

Wallpaper 

Paper  products,  n.e.c. 


JVutomotive  equlfssent,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,   supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Lumber,  millwork 

Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies. 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,   supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 


3 

115 


15 
13 
10 
3 
7 
7 
26 

1,351 


14 
1,337 


852 
289 


189 
100 

37 

156 

3 


47 
13 
122 
22 
37 
11 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


61,479 


46,900 
6,121 
5,960 
2,498 


46,900 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,136 
4,532 
4,818 
2,869 
996 
734 
27,815 

1,805,655 


56,531 
1,749,124 


913,602 
586,020 


293,126 
292,894 

82,785 

151,828 

14,889 


113.045 


66,121 
1,811 
1,922 
8,856 

14,335 

41.082 


25,364 
15,718 


44.060 


5,649 
38,411 


12,203 
4,721 
2,325 

15,993 

9,362 


3,495 
5,867 


7.690 


2,416 
5,274 


3,498 

595 

7,268 

31,030 

49,884 


27,923 
21,961 


42,976 
29,741 

27.173 


23,064 
4,109 


147,325 


8,475 
13,431 
104,909 
10,123 
6,540 
3,847 


2,162 
283 
169 
43 


2,162 


353 
571 
193 

85 
172 

50 
738 


5,920 
75,244 


50,615 
21,092 


17,342 
3,750 

1,578 

1,877 
82 


50,615 


5,358 


3,806 
149 
95 
321 
987 

2,997 


2,421 
576 


426 
1,372 


1.725 


981 
418 
326 


302 
372 


298 
390 

1,078 


276 

59 

743 


1,919 
1,745 


5.335 


3,609 
1,726 


1,236 
718 


11.836 


876 

1,081 

7,355 

1,376 

855 

293 


557 
14 


29 

1*2 


744 
99 
51 
39 


166 
164 
59 
35 
62 
20 
238 

23,661 


1,539 
22,122 


15,375 
5,684 


4,868 
816 

522 

504 
37 


1,989 


1,287 

58 

48 

116 

480 

1.193 


973 
220 


119 
314 


346 
130 
150 


109 
106 


81 
126 


93 

16 

216 


563 
451 


1,751 


1,161 
590 


437 
199 


3,437 


255 
249 
2,155 
430 
27C 
70 


(x) 


(x) 


55,096 


43,948 
6,146 
3,404 
1,598 


43,948 


9,570 
11,452 
3,390 
1,661 
3,162 
873 
13,840 


124,751 

1,491,273 


987,327 
427,135 


353,147 
73,988 

33,461 

40,714 

2,636 


987,327 


113,156 


81,256 
3,403 
2,014 
6,313 

20,170 

64,620 


54,770 
9,850 

33,938 


8,101 
25,837 


20,658 
7,470 
7,541 


6,520 
7,030 


4,375 
7,043 


5,531 

902 

14,471 

76,803 

74,035 


37,442 
36,593 


54,537 
35,166 

35,929 
24,351 
11,578 

259,426 


16,531 
25,641 
172,017 
24,889 
16,086 
4,262 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


42.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropobtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 
(NumM 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Mumbtr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Mumber) 


Payroll 


HOUSTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA—Contlnued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .  scrap ) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

ManuTacturers'  sales  branches  {with  stocks),  total.... 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing.  Heating 

Lumber,  conEtruction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conanercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

SAN  ANTONIO  METROPOLITAN  AREA, '  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISiMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confe-jtionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line  ) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  ( fresh ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office ) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


516 

77 


22,887 


19,984 
2,903 


278,598 


6,666 
2,797 
1,663 
6,461 
4,322 
3,064 
253,625 

293.126 


57,221 
13,955 
3,586 
726 
30,130 
11,878 
16,380 

64.433 


9,120 
39,799 
15,514 

94,815 

292,894 


14,899 
5,391 
3,079 
11,019 
50,746 
207,760 

151,828 


32,764 
15,058 
53,592 
5,315 
7,206 
12,865 
2,639 
22,389 


(x) 


(x) 


481,998 


276,485 
84,685 


65,375 
19,310 

16,577 

97,893 

6,358 


48,024 


33,947 

544 

782 

5,146 

7,605 

28.066 


8,693 
19,373 


13,  Ul 


4,390 
8,751 


9,480 

876 

1,459 

10,404 

9,260 


1^784 
7,476 

3,043 


1,764 
1,279 


1,416 
1.328 


1,013 
315 


6.749 


353 
180 
165 
177 
309 
153 
5,412 

17,342 


2,375 
654 
124 
165 
960 
883 

3,692 

4.861 


2,245 
1,580 
1,036 


3,750 


247 
364 
57 
183 
990 
1,909 

1,877 


219 
83 
188 
144 
389 
381 
10 
463 

26,129 


790 
25,339 


19,496 
4,266 


3,957 
309 

773 
638 
166 


19,496 


1.951 


1,191 

14 

43 

212 

491 

1.472 


773 
699 


266 
345 


780 

55 

100 

229 

898 


85 
813 


61 


305 
152 

1,380 


101 
55 
39 
58 
91 
52 

934 


790 

175 

33 

81 

278 

233 

1,064 

1.127 


483 
363 
281 


77 
82 
12 
40 
200 
405 


66 
21 
81 
35 
129 
78 
6 
88 

9,464 


214 
9,250 


7,285 
1,367 


1,288 
79 

259 
210 
129 


21 

86 

286 


301 
312 


100 
84 


325 
11 
62 


39 
290 


29,237 

23.218 


17,057 
6,161 


68,347 


7,562 
3,549 
3,292 
3,051 
6,464 
3,281 
61,148 

353,147 


46,523 
13,170 
2,363 
3,129 
19,919 
16,841 
89,666 

86.442 


40,324 
29,352 
16,766 

75,074 

73,968 


5,172 
6,947 
1,035 
3,097 
18,964 
38,773 

40,7U 


4,519 
1,418 
3,831 
2,689 
12,475 
7,3W 
235 
8,233 

508,166 


15,694 
492,272 


373,339 
85,382 


78,4«0 
6,902 

15,584 
14,245 
3,722 


373,339 


39.695 


22,937 

246 

626 

5,312 

10,370 

28.991 


15,664 
13,327 


.u^vn 


5,:ee 

5,609 


17.0«8 


14,059 

631 

2,378 

4,651 

16.026 


1,531 
U,475 


3.024 


2,094 
930 


TEXAS 


42.11 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  ot  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work* 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


SAN  ANTONIO  ^ffiTROPOLITAN  AREA— Continued 
Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Paper  and   its  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes... 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,    apparatus,    supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties.... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  milluork 

Other  construction  materials 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cocoercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Fann-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  supplies. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sport  ing  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Fans  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. . . 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Indus  trial  mach  inery ,  equ  ipment ,  suppl ies . 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total. 


Machinery,  equijaoent,  supplies.... 
Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.' 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Faun  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials),.. 
Lumber,  construction  materials.. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


WACO  METROPOLITAN  AREA, ^°  total 


AiSministrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers.. 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches,  offices, 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  ( raw  materials ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manuf ac turers '  sales  branches ,   .e.c 

Agents .  brokers ,  total 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  ard  brokers,  n.e.c. 


•  Proprietors  of  unir;corpo rated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Travis  County. 


Coextensive  with  Jefferson  County. 
Coextensive  with  Nueces  County. 
Coextensive  with  Dallas  County. 


'  Coextensive  with  El  Paso  County. 
*  Coextensive  with  Tarrant  County, 
"^  Coextensive  with  Galveston  County. 


^  Coextensive  with  Harris  County. 

'*   Coextensive  with  Bexar  County. 

^^  Coextensive  with  McLennan  County. 


42.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  SAiss,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Toul 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humba) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


Cnunuand 
dolldrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 


(Thouiand 
dollars) 


proprietors. 
November 


(ffymher) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Fay  roll 
(Dolldrs) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousaml 
dollars) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


State ,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Anderson  County 

Palestine 

Remainder  of  County. 

Andrews  County 

Angelina  County 

Lufkin 

Remainder  of  County 

Aransas  County 

Aransas  Pass  (part) ^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Archer  County 

Armstrong  County 

Atascosa  County 

Austin  County 

Bailey  County 

Bandera  County 

Bastrop  County 

Baylor  County 

Bee  County 

Beeville 

Remainder  of  County 

Bell  County 

Belton 

Killen..  

Temple 

Remainder  of  County 

Bexar  County 

Adipinistrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Alamo  Heights 

San  Antonio 

Remainder  of  County 

Blanco  County 

Borden  County 

Bosque  County 

Bov/ie  County 

Texarkana  (part) ^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Brazoria  County 

Freeport 

Remainder  of  County . . . 

Brazos  County 

College  Station 

Bryan 

Remainder  of  County 

Brewster  County 

Briscoe  County 

Brooks  County 

Brown  County 

Brownwood 

Remainder  of  County. .  

Burleson  County 

Burnet  County 

Caldwell  County 

Lockhart 

Remainder  of  County 

Calhoun  County 

Callahan  County 

Cameron  County 

Brownsville 

Harlingen 

San  Benito 

Remainder  of  County 

Camp  County 

Carson  County 

Cass  County 

Castro  CO'inty 

Chambers  County . 

Cherokee  County 

Jacksonville 

Rusk 

Remainder  of  County 

See  ftwtnotes  at  end  of  table. 


66 

11,558 


4 
692 

1 

680 

11 

5 

19 

75 


6,291,3.42 


94,173 
,197,169 


13,337 
336,166 


,296 

21 


3,465 
116,920 


277,157 
6,637,938 


6,175 
17 


3,867,786 
3.013 


4,136 
365 


1,069 
22 .014 


16 
470 


6 
156 


3,434 
65 


296 

7.580 


(x) 


Cx) 


19.263 


19,263 


508 

691 

1,032 
2,698 
2,515 
3,734 
9,324 
635 
3,830 
4,121 

10.534 


33 
57 

17 
39 

103 
70 

134 
28 
58 
65 


1,149 
2,072 

369 
580 
1,522 
1,358 
3,210 
613 
1,057 
2,129 

5  J  263 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

1,028 

(x) 

386 

(x) 

353 
289 

3.979 


2,484 
8,050 


20.323 


106 
247 


(x) 
14,549 
2,276 

(x) 


(x) 


1,770 
3,493 

15.951 


2,049 
1,930 


566 
32 


26,129 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


266 
29 


9,464 


(x) 

11,832 

1,115 

508,166 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

481,998 

(x) 

477,796 
(x) 

682 


790 
25,339 

(x) 
25,043 

(x) 

10 


(x) 
(x) 


214 
9,250 

(x) 
9,113 

(x) 


146 
556 


15,894 
492,272 
(x) 

485,474 
(x) 

187 


33,049 
1,773 


l',185 
169 


497 
59 


53 
150 


9,642 


312 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,274 
1,410 
3,995 


102 

24 

145 


16,366 
826 


1,440 
1,328 


726 
3 


345 
4 


2,893 
1,707 


3,156 
527 


75.892 


146 
12 


4,715 


22,594 
30,075 
8,339 
14,884 

1,406 
3,898 
2,666 
2,742 
948 

6.752 


890 

2,368 

521 

936 

49 
71 
74 
99 
44 


2,109 


474 
935 
394 
306 

54 
30 
52 

41 
13 


5,096 

1,178 

478 


260 
54 
21 


103 

14 


516 

1 

507 


276,485 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

(x)  ■■■ 

14.613 


23,600 
3,714 


4.257 


(x) 
(x) 


1,079 
3,178 

8.178 


7,761 
(x) 

2,057 

509 

2,932 


(x) 
6.665 

(x) 


670 
(x) 
2,686 


14,647 
60 


45* 

895 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


1,491 
1,268 

3,246 
266 

84.020 


1,534 


787 
747 


16,948 
41,995 
13,215 
11,862 

1,607 
1,250 
1,469 
2,671 
775 

5.736 


(x) 
37,147 


10,099 

19,482 

3,398 

4,166 

(x) 

1,219 
(x) 
(x) 


4,881 
728 
127 


(x) 


5,383 
9 


173 

3 


4,329,381 

1.466 


(x) 
(x) 


_SiS 


(x) 
(x) 

(X) 
2,e98 
1,487 

(x) 
8,936 

(x) 
3,477 
3,832 

6.555 


435 
6,120 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

(x)  "■ 
20.209 


(x) 
(x) 


-XT 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

2,604 
(x) 
1,309 

6.215 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
3  066 


2,106 
960 

2,832 
(x) 

36  745 
12,495 

10,593 
4,9a 
10,716 

(x) 
3,896 
1,447 

(x) 

(x) 

3.586 


To 

(x) 


TEXAS 


42.13 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE     Continued 

Establishments^  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  aty 


Childress  County 

Childress 

Retnaiitder  of  County 

Clay  County 

Cochran  County 

Coke  County 

Coleman  County 

Coleman 

Remainder  of  County 

CoU-in  County 

McKinney 

Remainder  of  County 

Collingsworth  County 

Colorado  County 

CCDkal  County 

New  Braunf els 

Ranainder  of  County 

Ccnanche  County 

Concho  County 

Cooke  County 

Gainesville 

Remainder  of  County 

Coryell  County 

Cottle  County 

Crane  County 

Crockett  County 

Croshy  County 

Culberson  County 

Dallam  County 

Dalhart  (part) * 

Remainder  of  County 

Dallas  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Dallas 

Highland  Park 

University  Park 

Remainder  of  County 

Dawson  County 

Lamesa 

Remainder  of  County 

Deaf  Smith  County 

Hereford 

Remainder  of  County 

Delta  County 

Denton  County 

Denton 

ReiDainder  of  County 

De  Vitt  County 

Cuero 

Yoakum  (part) ' 

Ronainder  of  County 

Dick«is  County 

Diamit  County 

Donley  County 

Duval  County 

Eastland  County 

Cisco 

Eastland 

Ranger 

Remainder  of  County 

Ector  County 

Odessa 

Remainder  of  County 

Edwards  County 

Ellis  County 

Ennis 

Vaxahachie 

Remainder  of  Coun^ 

El  Paso  County 

El  Faso 

Remainder  of  County 

Erath  County 

StephenviUe 

Remainder  of  County 


Total 


Escablish- 
mcnts 

(>^umfaer) 


18 
3 

1.813 


18 
1,795 
1,699 
7 
13 
76 

30 


317 
18 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


712 
516 
379 


1,904 
1,216 


8,317 
7,179 


4,036 
5,933 


7,«)0 
1,374 


5,554 
1,792 

5,086 
1,324 
(x) 

967 

5,434 

437 

10.207 


8,789 
1,418 


(x) 


(x) 

2,238,449 

2,195,991 

10,691 

4,008 

27,759 

10.812 


9,880 
932 


11,415 
1,414 


5,600 
3,464 


9,207 
1,641 
1,039 

1,704 

3,098 

664 

1,903 

13.503 


3,172 
1,000 
2,360 
6,471 

76,846 


75,401 
1,445 


(x) 


7,551 
4,993 
3,558 


211,775 
5,494 


1,734 
2,618 


Piy  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


231 
219 


107 
130 


(x) 


366 
24 

93 
43 

16 

173 

9 


235 
16 


89,242 


2,855 

86,387 

84,700 

87 

79 

1,521 

182 


161 
21 


341 
31 


288 

67 


144 
140 
44 

63 

245 

12 

66 


193 
79 


3,054 
104 


(x) 


71 
101 
46 


11,208 
199 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(T^umber) 


TW 


(x) 


1,177 

1,089 

4 

14 

70 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 


110 
107 


126 
9 


154 
29 


(x) 


147 
3 


26,524 


749 

25,775 

25,197 

17 

28 

533 

106 


110 
54 


104 
49 
23 

33 

164 

8 

29 

284 


858 
32 


(x) 


3,859 
112 


Pay  roll 

(DolUrs) 


(x) 
(x) 


276 
387 
195 


1,787 
434 


4,300 
4,722 

2,779 
2,739 


4,410 
392 


7,277 
568 

1,888 
1,046 
(x) 

305 
7,153 

130 

5.176 


4,680 
496 

1,742,150 


60,107 

1,682,043 

1,643,847 

1,628 

1,442 

30,126 

4^540 


4,113 
427 


5,092 
887 


7.549 


5,422 
2,127 


3,500 

1,882 

849 

1,638 

4,893 

237 

1,440 

12.239 


3,941 
1,861 
2,472 
3,965 

60.546 


58,662 
1,834 


(x) 


1,607 
2,063 
1,637 


218,724 
4.374 


1,210 
1,025 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


909 
864 

1 


222 

7 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousdnd 
dolkrs) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


3,956 


(x) 
(x) 


3,256 
803 

(x) 
1,357 


3,230 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


2.693 


840,301 
829,613 
(x) 
(x) 
10,852 

1.966 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
4.557 


3,535 
1,022 


2,191 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

82 
(x) 
1,391 

4.749 


2,208 
(x) 

1,996 
(x) 

59.139 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


127,239 
1,317 


(x) 
(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


886 

835 

6 

9 

36 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousfliid 
dollars) 


3,565 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2,124 


(x) 
(x) 


5,061 
6,376 


(x) 


1,203 


6,698 
1,374 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


6,096 
1,418 


1,397,648 
1,366,378 

(x) 

(x) 
16,907 

8,846 


(x) 
(x) 


10,874 
1,414 


(x) 
4.507 


2,065 
2,442 


7,016 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

3,016 
(x) 

512 

8.754 


(x) 

864 
(x) 

17 .707 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


6,335 
(x) 
(x) 


84,536 

4,177 


(x) 
(x) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


42.14 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

EsTABLISHMB^as,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


Falls  County 

Marlln 

Remainder  of  County 

Fannin  County 

Bonham 

Remainder  of  County 

Fayette  County 

Fisher  County 

Floyd  County 

Foard  County 

Fort  Bend  County 

Rosenberg 

Remainder  of  County 

FranjElln  County 

Freestone  Comity 

Frio  County 

Gaines  County 

Galveston  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total, 

Galveston 

Texas  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Garza  County 

Gillespie  County 

Glasscock  County 

Goliad  County 

Gonzales  County 

Gonzales 

Remainder  of  County 

Gray  County 

Painpa 

Remainder  of  County 

Grayson  County 

Denison 

Sherman 

Remainder  of  County 

Gregg  County 

Kilgore  (part)' 

Longview 

Remainder  of  County 

Grimes  County 

Navasota 

Remainder  of  County 

Guadalupe  County 

Seguin 

Remainder  of  County 

Hale  County 

Plainview 

Remainder  of  County 

Hall  County 

Hamilton  County 

Hansford  County 

Hardeman  County 

Hardin  County 

Harris  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Vfholesale  establishments,  total. 

Baytown 

Houston 

West  University  Place 

Remainder  of  County 

Harrison  County 

Marshall 

Remainder  of  County 

Hartley  County. 

Dalhart  (part) * 

Remainder  of  County 

Kasliell  County 

Hays  County 

San  Marcos 

Remainder  of  County 

Hemphill  County 

Henderson  County 

Athens 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


3 

115 

101 

9 

5 

5 
18 


1.351 


14 
1,337 

15 
1,261 

61 

|4 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,612 
2,983 


3,949 
1,894 

12,364 

745 

4,623 

246 

3,912 


2,865 
1,047 

1,666 
1,650 
1,065 
1,677 


(x) 


(x) 

61,479 

57,306 

3,335 

838 

607 
5,516 


5,343 
10,666 


16,447 
2,846 


18,515 

22,616 

2,951 

51,780 


15,121 
25,108 
11,551 


(x) 

(x) 


5.717 


4,919 
798 


22.857 


15,650 
7,207 

7,992 
4,138 
10,935 
12,523 

i,ai 

1,805,655 


56,531 
1,749,124 

12,729 
1,683,286 

53,109 


"To 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


3,482 
5,083 


4,267 
816 


6,318 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


97 
60 

225 

20 

160 


135 
41 

51 
19 
33 
69 


(x) 


(x) 

2,657 

2,439 

189 

29 


7 
312 


159 
153 


820 
27 


2.055 


734 
,227 

94 


776 
1,225 


(x) 
(x) 


159 
11 


710 
376 

210 
83 
94 

168 
70 

81,164 


5,920 

75,244 

203 

73,821 

1,220 

444 


(x) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


(x) 


(x) 


742 

14 

690 


"TO" 
(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


45 
41 

130 

10 
76 
4 


(x) 


(x) 


933 

866 

53 

14 

4 
79 


133 
100 


302 

10 


294 

430 

52 


257 
410 
227 


(x) 


110 
6 


235 
117 

133 
70 
30 
87 
29 

23,661 


1,539 

22,122 

72 

21,618 

432 


"TO" 
(x) 


(i) 
(x) 


Pay  roll 
(Dolldrs) 


1,280 
780 

3.454 


2,042 
1,412 

5,407 
397 

5,670 
161 

4,920 


4,043 
877 

1,109 
345 
485 

1,375 


(x) 


(x) 

55,096 

50,786 

3,711 

599 

167 
2,524 


4,108 
2,858 


15,380 
376 


14,192 

22,471 

2,151 


14,550 
24,979 
11,379 


(x) 
(x) 


3,801 
189 


13,156 
7,033 

6,903 
2,191 
1,985 
3,216 
1,502 

1,616,024 


124,751 

1,491,273 

3,407 

1,461,106 

26,760 

7,355 


(x) 


"TOT 
(x) 


2,440 
380 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


852 

11 

803 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thmuand 
doIUrs) 


1,016 
1,752 


TxT 
(x) 


(x) 


1,174 
433 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


46,900 
45,057 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
2,765 


1,259 
"TO'^^ 


(x) 


15.712 


5,182 
10,396 
134 


13,277 
16,115 
9,621 


"TO" 


(x) 


4,265 
1,182 

2,623 
(x) 
(x) 

10,417 
(x) 


913,602 

(x) 

899,655 

(x)    ■" 

5,056 


TiT 


1,819 
410 


(x) 
3,020 


3,020 


Other  operating  types 


Eslablish- 
mcDts 

(Number) 


485 

4 

458 

23 

10 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


596 

1,231 


(x) 

7,277 
745 
(x) 

246 

2,305 


1,691 
614 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


14,579 
12,249 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
2,751 


14.750 
"TO^ 


(x) 


5,650 
2,846 


13,333 

12,220 

2,817 

12.767 


1,844 
8,993 
1,930 

4.199 
(x) 
(x) 


Ti) 
(x) 

17.410 


U,385 
6,025 

5,369 
(X) 
(x) 

2,106 
(x) 


835,522 

(x) 

783,531 

(x)    ■" 
2.343 


"TO^ 

(x) 


2,436 


2,973 
2.854 


2,44« 
406 


(x) 


3.298 
3,298 


TEXAS 


42.15 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Estabushments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


Hidalgo  County 

Donna 

Edinburg *. 

HoAllen 

Mercedes , 

Mission 

Weslaco 

Remainder  of  County 

Hill  County 

Hillsboro 

Remainder  of  County 

Hockley  County 

Levelland 

Remainder  of  County 

Hood  County 

Hopltins  County 

Sulphur  Springs 

Remainder  of  County 

Houston  County 

Crockett 

Remainder  of  County 

Howard  County 

Big  Spring 

Remainder  of  County 

Hudspeth  County 

Hunt  County 

Conmerce 

Greenville 

Remainder  of  County 

Hutchinson  County 

Borger 

Remainder  of  County 

Irion  County 

Jack  County 

Jackscn  County 

Jasper  County 

Jeff  Davis  County 

Jefferson  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments,  total 

Beaumont 

Port  Arthur 

Port  Heches 

Remainder  of  County 

Jim  Hogg  County 

Jim  Wells  County 

Alice 

Remainder  of  County 

Johnson  County 

Cleburne 

Remainder  of  County 

Jones  County 

Stamford 

Remainder  of  County 

Karnes  County 

Kauflnan  County 

Terrell 

Remainder  of  County 

Kendall  County 

Kenedy  County 

Kent  County 

Kerr  County 

Kerrville 

Remainder  of  County 

Kimble  County 

King  County 

Kinney  County 

Kleberg  County. 

Kingsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Knooc  County 

Lamar  County 

Paris 

RenaiiMler  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Escabtish- 
mcnts 


(Number) 


3 

226 

168 

51 

2 

5 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1U,820 


7,<00 
10,036 
16,i2S 
8,422 
9,459 
26,591 
33,484 

10.743 


9,485 

1,258 


3,484 
14,315 


3,882 
1,871 


12,021 
6,391 

(l) 
23.582 


731 

20,834 

2,017 

11.777 


10,049 

1,728 

2,826 

821 

1,565 

4,600 


119,815 
98,329 
20,466 

(x) 

(x) 

1,908 


15,671 
11,750 


4,933 
794 


5,869 
3,473 


11,202 
4,486 


3,393 
1,093 

1,373 

(x)    '" 

4.253 


2,755 
1,498 

1,441 

M    '" 

3^002 


2,126 
876 

1,964 

15.480 


14,817 
663 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


7.722 


305 
796 
985 
602 
477 
1,508 
3,049 

157 


128 
29 


118 
255 


165 
22 


468 
168 


(x) 


U 
582 
70 


398 

38 

39 

17 
41 
143 


7,189 


170 
7,019 
6,064 


377 


(x) 
(x) 


644 
273 


214 
39 


151 
90 


158 
249 


a4 

35 


(x) 


117 
26 


(x) 


110 
37 


732 
48 


Active 

proprietors.' 


(>(umljer) 


(x) 


147 
109 
33 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweci  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


5.185 


168 
431 
593 
285 
373 
673 
2,662 

78 


a2 
65 


(x) 


9 

231 
53 


142 
10 

12 
14 
19 
62 


2,482 


27 

2,455 

2,128 

304 

(x) 

(x) 

28 


246 

142 


100 
28 


(x) 


(x) 


332 
28 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


176,508 


5,455 
14,648 
19,551 
12,800 
15,978 
27,654 
80,422 

3,173 


2,614 
559 


2,399 
5,995 


3,054 


2,744 
310 


9,357 
3,525 


(x) 
13,194 


319 
10,959 
1,916 


3,361 
626 

820 

385 

833 

2,484 


141,516 


2,976 
138,540 
120,114 
16,700 
(x) 
(x) 

1,221 


13,220 
5,956 


4,282 
825 


ifiiS 

1,503 
3,245 


3,953 
1,056 

794 

(x)    ■" 

2,699 


2,187 
512 

498 

(x)    ■" 

2,647 


2,171 
676 

3,309 

15.603 


14,699 
904 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


165 
120 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


35.346 


(x) 
9,641 
3,698 
4,812 
3,736 
8,705 

1.319 


288 
12,768 


(x) 
3,233 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


13,309 


"T5T 
12,670 
(x) 

6.239 


(x) 


(x) 
1,945 


75,451 
63,437 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

820 


13,380 
1,935 


(x) 


2,605 
2,105 

2,284 

1,307 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(X) 

(x) 


(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Tliousand 
dollars) 


76.474 


(X) 

(x) 

6,767 

4,724 

4,547 

22,855 

24,779 

8.924 


7,666 
1,258 

4.743 


3,196 
1,547 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
10,273 


3,164 
(x) 

3.538 


1,810 
1,728 

(x) 

821 
(x) 
2,655 


44,364 
34,892 
(x) 

(x) 

1,088 

12.106 


2,291 
9,815 


(x) 


"3^25? 
1,368 


8,918 
3.179 


(x) 

1,159 
(x)    "■ 

3,480 


1^952 
1,498 

(X) 

(x)    '" 

1,130 


"TIT 

(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


42.16 


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Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE  -  Continued 

EsTABLISHMEbTTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RolL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TvPES:   1948 


County  and  dty 


Total 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

iHumhcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
CDC  ire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, " 
November 


(>iumM 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(T^untber) 


Pay  roll 
(Oallors) 


Establish- 
ments 


Qfymba) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlwusand 
dollars) 


I^fflb  County 

Littlefield 

Remainder  of  County 

Lampasas  County 

Lampasas 

Remainder  of  County 

La  Salle  County 

Lavaca  County 

Yoakum  (part)' 

Remainder  of  County 

Lee  County 

Leon  County 

Liberty  County 

Limestone  County 

Mexia 

Remainder  of  Comity 

Lipscomb  County 

Live  Oak  County 

Llano  County 

Loving  County 

Lubbock  County 

Lubbock 

Slaton 

Remainder  of  County 

Lynn  County 

McCulloch  County 

Brady 

Remainder  of  County 

McLeiman  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Waco 

Remainder  of  County 

McMullen  County 

Madison  County 

Marion  County 

Martin  County 

Mason  County 

Matagorda  County 

Bay  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Maverick  County 

Eagle  Pass 

Remainder  of  County 

Medina  County 

Menard  County 

Midland  County 

Midland 

Remainder  of  County 

Milam  County 

Cameron 

Remainder  of  County 

Mills  County 

Mitchell  County 

Colorado  City 

Remainder  of  County 

Montague  County 

Montgomery  County 

Conroe 

Remainder  of  County 

Moore  County 

Dumas 

Remainder  of  County 

Morris  County 

Motley  County 

Nacogdoches  County 

Nacogdoches 

Remainder  of  County 

Navarro  County 

Corsicana 

Remainder  of  County 

Nevton  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


189 
9 
18 


4 
196 
172 
24 


3,531 
2,465 


117 
94 


6,592 
827 


453 
2.879 


181 
35 


2,850 
3,464 

2.092 


1,452 
640 


(x) 


Jxl. 


(x) 


(x) 


237 


949 
1,930 

3,213 

688 

8,966 


73 
50 

59 
23 
308 


300 
1,233 

822 

520 
4,781 


2,909 
9,974 

7,093 
1,987 
2,319 


132 
64 

123 
65 
52 


173,693 
3,676 


3,393 
3,864 


4,699 
118 
299 

118 

140 


142 

8 
10 

24 

25 


1.729 


237 

737 

3,094 

2,337 


2,694 
1,511 

2,623 

784 

1,089 


1,954 
383 


(x) 


455 
489 


1,561 
42 
126 


90,547 
2,134 


2,472 
2,732 


123 
3 
6 


60,747 

783 

1,846 

(x) 


3,467 
397 


133 

7 

6,067 


2,255 


2,612 

120 


118,811 


139,037 

132,340 

6,697 


791 
1,404 
(x) 
1,581 

6,834 


5,981 

5,813 

168 


143 
127 
16 


24 
2,231 
2,153 

78 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,872 
962 


~2or 

103 


243 


1,367 
117,444 
113,885 

3,559 


265 
1,430 
(x) 

461 

7,277 


133 

130 

3 


94,039 

93,911 

128 


(x) 
(x) 
4,481 


4,348 
2,929 


i.iii 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
Cx) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


2,808 
553 


123 
16 


2,323 
318 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


"T5T 

(x) 


6,686 


3,881 
1,781 


172 
30 


3,023 
543 


372 
1.388' 


(x) 


1,944 
1,303 


143 
118 


2,390 
388 


1,157 
231 

2,853 

2.962 


2,559 
403 


1^ 
(x) 


2,626 
2,369 

567 
2,493 

8,337 


1,233 
590 

653 
2,310 


(x) 
(x) 


7,417 
920 


126 
16 


6,256 
277 


00 
(x) 


15,551 

3,740 


(x) 


491 
38 


214 
43 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


10,249 
885 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Xx) 
(x) 


(x) 
2.642 


949 
1,693 

2,476 

688 

5,872 

10,546 


955 
9,591 

(x) 
1,532 
1,830 


112,946 
2,893 
3,246 

(x) 


2,294 
397 


44,998 
38,429 
6,569 


(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


2,353 
962 


(x) 


1,600 
553 


"HO 
(x) 


(x) 


2,902 
2.816 


1,513 
1,X)3 

1,285 


1,215 

1^ 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


2.539 


3,740 


(x) 


TEXAS 


42.17 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE"-  Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Nolan  County 

Sweetwater 

Remainder  of  County 

Nueces  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Corpus  Christi 

Rohstown 

Remainder  of  County 

Ochiltree  County 

Oldham  County 

Orange  County 

Orange 

Remainder  of  County 

Palo  Pinto  County 

Mineral  Wells 

Remainder  of  County 

Panola  County 

Parker  County 

Weatherf ord 

Remainder  of  County 

Parmer  Coiinty 

Pecos  County 

PoUt  County 

Potter  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units, 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Amarillo  (pa^^)  "^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Presidio  County 

Rains  County 

Randall  County 

AmariUo  (part) ' 

Remainder  of  County 

Reagan  County 

Real  County 

Red  River  County 

Reeves  County 

Pecos 

Raaainder  of  County 

Refugio  County 

Refugio 

Remainder  of  County 

Roberts  County 

Robertson  County 

Administrative^  auxiliary  ijnits. 
'Wholesale  establisbuents,   total. 

Rockwall  County 

Runnels  County 

Ballinger 

Remainder  of  County 

Rusk  County 

Henderson 

Kilgore  (part)* 

Remainder  of  County 

Sabine  County 

San  Augustine  County 

San  Jacinto  County 

San  Patricio  County 

Aransas  Pass  (part) ^ 

Sinton 

Taft 

Remainder  of  County 

San  Saba  County 

Schleicher  County , 

Scurry  County 

Snyder 

Remainder  of  County 

Sbacitelford  County 

Shelby  County 

Sherman  County , 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


3 
272 
223 
26 
23 

26 
14 


6 

248 

238 

10 

10 
3 


Sales, 
entire  year 

CnunudTui 
dollars) 


29^072 


(x) 
(x) 


143,468 

128,851 

6,445 

8,172 

21,501 
2.208 


7,624 
544 


2,025 
1.634 


3,365 
3,915 


3,656 

259 

6,851 
834 

1,220 

239,124 


239,124 

236,028 

3,096 

2,325 

566 

3,569 


(x) 
Cx) 

1,280 
Cx) 
2,691 

4,985 


(x) 
(x) 


2,807 
892 


739 
2,809 


2,809 


(x) 


6,345 
1,529 


4,167 
2,756 


530 
1,169 


11.486 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thotudnd 
doWoTs) 


To" 

(x) 


7,833 

7,154 

505 

174 

196 
47 


719 
41 


113 
96 


_121. 


154 
17 


10,982 


835 

10,147 

10,119 

28 

90 
12 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


102 
12 


(x) 


178 
265 


1,663 
2,450 
2,759 
4,614 

2,682 
644 


(x) 
(x) 


1,774 
3,703 
6.494 


192 

134 

34 

259 

50 
6 


(x) 
(x) 


29 
209 

55 


Active 

proprietors,* 

November 


{><umbCT) 


TO 
(x) 


176 
138 

21 
17 


132 

129 

3 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
Wumber) 


Cx) 
(x) 


2,932 


15 

2,917 

2,548 

269 

100 

90 


248 
16 


78 
10 

31 
10 
22 

3,361 


240 

3,121 

3,088 

33 

41 
12 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


151 
49 
11 
78 


(x) 
(x) 


Pay  roll 
(DolUin) 


(x) 
(x) 

157,195 


1,149 

156,047 

143,610 

8,499 

3,938 

4,800 
709 


14,805 
996 


2,259 
2,175 


3,8?6 


3,516 
320 

1,605 

458 
1,285 

219,610 


17,466 

202,144 

201,248 

896 

1,453 
411 

2,797 


(x) 

(x) 

1,254 
(x) 
2,258 


(x) 
(x) 


2,178 
143 


77 
1.975 


818 
1.157 


(x) 
2.169 


1,562 
607 


3,846 

3,788 

466 
330 

9,279 


2,802 

2,222 

691 

3,564 

690 
127 


(x) 
(x) 


615 

2,498 

820 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


186 

162 

11 

13 

7 

1 


167 
166 

1 

3 
2 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thoiwdnd 
dollars) 


(ir 


95,817 

89,921 

1,943 

3,953 

1,180 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


1,070 
1,270 


2,154 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


113,483 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,165 


(x) 
(x) 


TO" 
(x) 


2,955 
2,351 


(x) 
(x) 


638 
598 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
1,902 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(>Iumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousdnd 
dollorj) 


(x) 
(x) 


47,651 
38,930 
4,502 
4,219 

20,321 
(x) 


TT 
(x) 


1,319 
— ^§5 


1,114 
l,76t 


(X) 
(x) 

6,851 
(x) 
(x) 


125,641 

(x) 

(x) 

1,097 
(x) 

2,876 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
1,630 

1,819 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

7.554 
(x) 
(x) 


1,617 
1,212 


(x) 
(x) 


9.548 


1,025 
1,852 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 


1,324 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
1,801 
6,494 


42.18 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  dty 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
MUrs) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(>(umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humbcr) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollari) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Humbcr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Nfmber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Smith  County 

Tyler 

Remainder  of  County 

Somervell  County 

Starr  County 

Stephens  County 

Breckenridge 

Remainder  of  County 

Sterling  County 

Stonewall  County 

Sutton  County 

Swisher  County 

Tarrant  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Arlington 

Fort  Worth 

Remainder  of  County 

Taylor  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Abilene 

Remainder  of  County 

Terrell  County 

Terry  County 

Brownf ield 

Remainder  of  County 

Throckmorton  County 

Titus  County 

Mount  Pleasant 

Remainder  of  County 

Tom  Green  County 

San  Angelo 

Remainder  of  County 

Travis  County 

Austin 

Remainder  of  County 

Trinity  County 

Tyler  County 

Upshur  County 

Upton  County 

Uvalde  County 

Uvalde 

Remainder  of  County 

Val  Verde  County 

Del  Rio 

Remainder  of  County 

Van  Zandt  County 

Victoria  County 

Victoria 

Remainder  of  County 

Walker  County 

Huntsville 

Remainder  of  County 

Waller  County 

Ward  County 

Konaiians 

Remainder  of  County 

Washington  County 

Drenham 

Remainder  of  County 

Webb  County 

Laredo 

Remainder  of  County 

Wharton  County 

El  Campo 

Wharton 

Remainder  of  County 

Wheeler  County 

Wichita  County 

Electra 

Wichita  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Wilbarger  County 

Vernon 

Remainder  of  County 

Willacy  County 

Raymondvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Williamson  County 

Taylor 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


5 
587 

6 
562 

19 


3 
111 
98 
13 


13 
158 
21 


42,626 
5,197 


770 
9.733 


2,392 
164 


16 

722 


1,256 
70 


19 
205 


51,255 
3,039 


367 
12.440 


31,043 
3.164 


156 
.310 


345 

537 

2,811 

7,700 


(x) 


9 
16 
49 
193 

23,963 


3 
8 
23 

77 

7,730 


165 

316 

1,590 

3,403 

468,194 


(x) 


(x) 

660,398 

928 

647,795 

11,675 

(x) 


2,182 

21,781 

28 

21,121 

632 

(x) 


432 
7 

407 
18 


525 

7,205 

12 

7,010 
183 


(x) 


(x) 


45,207 

422,987 

638 

411,195 

11,154 

(x) 


393 
3 

380 
10 


338,371 

91 

328,715 

9,565 


(x) 

72,728 
55,721 
17,007 

2,413 


TO 
(x) 


(x) 
2,897 
2,667 
230 

39 

142 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


1^ 
(x) 


(x) 


1,059 
926 
133 

14 

65 


M 


(x) 
55,644 
.';i,007 
4,637 

582 

3.381 


(x) 
(x) 


32,137 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
4^ 


624 
6.912 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


5 
116 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
2.338 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
Cx) 
25.958 


(x) 


76,758 
1,534 

1,144 
1,377 
3,523 
4,678 

5.907 


5,134 
62 

23 
20 
125 
110 


115 

5 

7 
12 
11 


99,809 
1,294 

443 

4A7 

2,724 

2,404 

3.993 


114 
4 

1 
2 
9 
6 


4,251 
1,656 


152 
53 


2,815 
1,178 


56,575 
388 

(x) 

(x) 
2,820 
3,469 

3.266 


61 
785 


44 
322 


1,455 
16,109 


599 
11.528 


11,051 
5,377 


541 
244 


232 

90 


10,898 
5.211 


(x) 


U) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


10,514 
1,014 

(x) 


720 
7,452 


355 
6^067 


(x) 


(x) 


5,668 


TT 
(x) 


(x) 


TxT 

(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


5,668 
5.535 


(x) 


22,413 
1,853 


1,059 
201 


530 
353 


17,150 
6,063 


16.806 

T^ — 

(x) 


3,075 
7,144 
9,248 


83.100 


83 
105 
93 

128 

4.520 


15 
11 
7 

13 

130 


1,920 
2,271 
1.416 


5 
3 

2 

140 


1,984 
1,735 
1,359 

(x) 

62.323 


3,894 

72,430 

6,776 


69 
,184 
267 


9 

110 
11 


26 

1,565 

82 


1,228 
85,170 
4.675 


7 

126 

7 


3,330 
57,669 

1,324 


7,375 
219 


296 

7 


123 
4 


6,266 
145 


5,200 
6,206 


323 

129 


TIT 
30 


4,725 
1.907 


10,052 
5,734 


216 

86 


4,517 
2,659 


2,170 


3.623 


,282 
341 


194 
3 

182 
9 


11,583 

2,033 


614 
1.423 


X5 
537 
(x) 
7,119 


322,027 

837 

319,080 

2,U0 


40,591 
(x) 
(x) 

(X) 

-W 


(x) 
(x) 
4,574 


(x) 
(x) 


V~) 
(x) 


20,183 
1,146 

(x) 
(x) 

703 
1,209 


7^ 
(x) 


5,730 

1,937 
4.900 


537 
4,363 


Ail. 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

1.784 


7,763 


(x) 
(x) 


7.460 
(x) 
(x) 

14.389 


1,091 
5,409 
7,889 

(x) 

20_.777 


56Z 
14,761 
5,452 

1.464 


1,245 
219 

9.236 


3,030 
6,206 

12.163 


6,770 
5,393 


TEXAS 


42.19 


Table  103.-  COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  3,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

Establishments,  Sales.  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel— Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thoujand 
dolkrs) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Xumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov,  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Numbn-) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  toll 
(Dollars) 

Wilson  County 

16 
14 

1,837 
3,130 

57 
243 

13 

1 

49 
76 

1,390 
5.957 

3 
S 

241 
6.897 

13 
6 

1,596 
,  1,233 

12 

2 

15 
36 

4 

27 

(x) 

1,986 

10,164 

1,459 

6,513 

(x) 
(x) 

37 
198 

29 

185 

(x)    ■" 

16 

37 

1 

15 

(x) 
(x) 

20 

109 

10 

65 

(x) 
(x) 

705 
3,861 

557 

3,422 

8 

4 

15 
3 

12 

(x) 

143 
5,528 
(x) 
4,231 

4 
2 

11 
21 

1 

15 

(x) 

(x) 

1,838 

4,636 

(x) 

2,232 

14 
13 

1 

7 

4,730 
1,783 

(x) 

584 

140 
45 

(x) 

25 

9 
6 

(x) 

5 

46 

19 

(x) 

11 

2,536 

386 

(x) 

355 

3 

1 
2 

3,648 
633 

(x) 

5 

10 

5 

1,082 

1,150 

") 

6 

1 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

2 

(x) 

4 
1 

«i 

Remainder  of  County 

X) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


^  Located  in  Aransas  and  San  Patricio  Counties. 

^  Located  in  Miller  County,  Ark.,    and  Bowie  County,   Texas. 

*  Located  in  Dallam  and  Hartley  Counties. 


Located  in  De  Witt  and  Lavaca  Counties. 
'  Located  in  Gregg  and  Rusk  Counties. 
'  Located  In  Potter  and  Randall  Counties. 


Table  104.~COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(7«iumber) 


entire  year 

(Thoujand 
dollarj) 


Pay  roll, 
cntu-e  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


propnctors, 
November 

{Kumhc) 


E*aid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Empbyees 
Qiumher) 


Pay  roll 
{Dollars) 


BELL  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c ■ 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

BEXAR  COUNTY  (See  San  Antonio  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

BOWIE  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  si^pXies 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

CAMERON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products , 

Tohacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

LujDber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  lAolesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Other  assemblers 

COLLIN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


20,323 


9,151 


5 

2,352 

120 

4 

933 

34 

4 

743 

46 

3 

152 

16 

15 

4,971 

267 

16 

3,121 

91 

15 

8,051 

178 

34,822 


I. 

2,225 

90 

3 

2,035 

248 

4 

1,642 

53 

8 

673 

118 

3 

1,633 

57 

3 

896 

52 

5 

1,754 

107 

8 

1,102 

107 

13 

2,648 

220 

12 

3,001 

75 

5 

9,106 

22 

7 

8,102 

205 

37, 147 


10, 172 

4,316 

1,705 

332 

479 

813 

1,345 

367 

2,240 

4,872 

2,858 

540 

6,108 

1,120 
9,969 
10,189 

17.467 


14,753 

1,923 

791 

15,496 


4,059 


2,348 
109 
756 
517 
329 

2,653 

8,142 

642 


4.715 


2,779 


305 
510 
111 

39 
8 

84 
192 

19 
192 
490 
344 

26 
459 

85 
314 
40 


1,424 
11 
62 


86 
5 
10 
58 
31 

79 

172 

9 


41 
100 


2.109 


U7 

232 

36 

18 

9 

37 

56 

9 

50 

192 

125 

31 

172 

29 

127 

24 


779 

1 

45 


15.951 


10.200 


2,612 
796 
934 
232 

5,576 

1,796 
3,955 


27, 5U 


21,354 


38 

1,806 

94 

5,595 

21 

963 

62 

2,411 

28 

1,020 

28 

1,343 

44 

1,996 

38 

1,956 

82 

4,264 

36 

1,504 

10 

715 

75 

3,941 

84.020 


50,033 


4,989 
10,089 
2,042 

723 

408 
1,552 
2,920 

467 
3,094 
8,342 
6,322 

789 
7,796 

1,730 

7,148 

802 

24,307 

23,018 

30 

1,259 

9,022 

3.342 

1,511 
65 

180 
1,020 

566 

1,651 

3,691 

338 


42.20 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Pessonnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollar) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 

November 

(Humbcr) 


ftid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
iHumber) 


PayroU 
iDoliars) 


DALLAS  COUNTY  (See  DaUas  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102) 

ECTOR  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  eqalpment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  vork  (exc ,  scrap) 

Merchant  lAolesalers,  n.e.c *. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

ELLIS  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

EL  PASO  COUNTY  (See  El  Paso  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102^ 

GALVESTON  COUNTY  (See  Galveston  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102j 

OlAY  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) ^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

GRAYSON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

GREGG  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autcsnotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

HAI£  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e . c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

HARRIS  COUNTY  (See  Houston  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

HIDALGO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials , 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf ac  turers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


3 

1,769 

162 

i 

5,694 

198 

4 

687 

121 

32 

43,164 

1,266 

3 

425 

21 

12 

7,200 

471 

17 

13,797 

786 

8 

3,910 

133 

1,914 
428 

2,793 
652 

10,315 


2,168 
1,309 

1,970 

5,899 
11,511 


35.346 


11,991 
1,410 
2,205 
1,259 
1,418 
3,014 
9,516 
648 
3,885 

1,489 
6,764 
4.971 


54,323 
8.927 


3 

879 

84 

3 

423 

22 

5 

1,196 

142 

19 

5,981 

217 

4 

113 

12 

11 

2,205 

90 

6 

2,569 

177 

12 

1,941 

59 

12 

3,936 

44 

6 

7,151 

408 

12 

1,376 

180 

3 

2,006 

170 

9 

1,139 

101 

15 

4,040 

220 

4 

18,650 

698 

19 

3,704 

103 

14 

6,016 

175 

2,148 


6 

3,422 

360 

8 

2,899 

106 

3 

382 

20 

5 

2,942 

71 

12 

1,621 

212 

4 

549 

75 

42 

18,736 

884 

5 

1,782 

54 

17 

6,680 

366 

17 

4,310 

280 

11 

4,067 

128 

3 

4,390 

58 

92 
149 
219 

389 
237 


7,722 


379 
167 
99 
87 
124 
146 
450 
32 
203 

106 
253 
162 


5,252 
262 


63 
43 
34 
389 


173 
44 


29 

31 
86 

121 
85 


187 
91 
41 
34 
64 
58 

131 
22 
73 
38 

120 

123 

4,203 


4,138 
65 


60,546 


44.676 


2,985 
3,209 
2,224 

25,443 
385 

10,430 

13,232 
2,638 

5,307 


1,166 
510 

1,548 

18 

2.065 


49 

1,987 

7 

387 

51 

2,274 

81 

4,509 

5 

239 

34 

1,668 

42 

2,703 

25 

1,339 

18 

650 

19,011 


1 

132 

6,94i 

7 

65 

3,670 

1 

50 

3,197 

8 

40 

1,818 

14 

89 

3,378 

,, 

209 

12,969 

16 

43 

1,927 

3 

148 

4,907 

6 

129 

7,702 

6 

24 

1,521 

3 

5 

376 

1 

27 

1,355 

10 

73 

4,195 

3 

32 

2,214 

21 

304 

17,655 

6 

34 

1  089 

12 

143 

7,048 

7 

61 

3,685 

11 

46 

2,440 

1 

16 

1,628 

20,189 


8,005 


1,840 
2,199 
3,966 

7,397 
4,787 


176,508 


34,257 


7,034 
4,546 
1,932 
1,856 
2,535 
2,352 
9,507 
566 
3,929 

1,973 

4,724 
4,353 


129,216 
1.985 


TEXAS 

Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  PtasoNNBL,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


42.21 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


EstabLshments 


IHumUr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tlwusatul 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thoiiidnd 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

Wumber) 


E^id  emptoyeea  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(>Iumber) 


Fiyroll 
(Dollars) 


HUNT  COUWn ,  total 

Merchant  vholes&lers,   total 

Groceries,  conTectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc .   leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations ,   terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY  (See  Beaumont-Port  Arthur  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102} 
jm  WELLS  COUNTI,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment ,   tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buljt  stations ,    terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

LUBBOCK  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,   terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Mclennan  county  (see  Waoo  Metropolitan  Area,  table  lOZ) 

NUECES  COUNTY  (See  Corpus  Christi  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

POTTER  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.  leaf) 

Paper  end  ite  products 

FaiTD  products    (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

Lianber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,  si^plies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  f am  products ) 

SMITH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,   heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


6 
2AS 


9 
17 

110 


13,309 


3,304 
994 

1,211 
637 

7,163 

2,120 
5,247 


4,967 
280 


27,421 


15,315 


182,461 


63,376 


13,222 
6,588 
2,165 
1,530 
4,022 
4,701 
7,722 
2,283 
5,732 
3,179 
1,035 

11, 197 

5,642 
8,333 
28,582 
76,523 


239,124 


113,483 


15,686 
7,498 

10,070 
6,351 
2,903 
3,049 
9,490 
5,337 
9,904 

14,284 
3,234 

10,272 

1,909 

857 

11,639 

47,324 


39 , 599 
7,725 

7,588 

41,743 


34,740 
7,003 

28,986 

47,823 


34,207 


8,707 
5,246 
1,369 
1,135 
2,275 
2,715 
2,273 
10,487 

1,008 
2,829 
7,491 
2,288 


131 
04 
25 
83 
96 

47 

59 


3 

3,428 

167 

6 

414 

13 

5 

653 

78 

5 

1,121 

70 

16 

8,921 

236 

4 

778 

58 

9 

2,328 

85 

5 

5,962 

35 

5 

3,816 

125 

554 
539 
108 
185 
514 
255 
543 
104 
471 
222 
42 
461 

264 
349 
91 
359 


10,982 


335 
10,147 


875 
863 
388 
583 
48 
491 
104 
875 
491 
908 
250 
996 
89 
44 
606 


1,740 
91 

221 

138 


110 
28 


2,556 


2,119 


403 
413 
115 
197 
233 
197 
204 
357 

116 
85 
25 

211 


3,361 


24U 

3,121 


273 
225 
103 
190 

18 
135 

35 
259 
166 
257 

79 
258 

24 

22 
224 


520 
23 


111 
10 

106 

1,326 


816 


158 
155 
47 
72 
76 
89 
75 
144 

41 

38 

25 

406 


13,194 


7,404 


2,538 

1,273 

466 

1,312 

1,815 

1,059 

1,692 


1,640 
52 


19,176 


13,008 


59 

3,257 

11 

385 

30 

1,651 

26 

1,484 

85 

4,851 

34 

1,380 

29 

1,516 

51 

1,335 

63 

3,317 

9 

162 

10,553 

10 

241 

12,383 

3 

48 

2,167 

7 

58 

3,437 

22 

146 

8,655 

7 

74 

5,291 

? 

U6 

10,054 

2 

40 

2,184 

17 

174 

9,196 

? 

57 

4,183 

1 

20 

1,020 

11 

US 

9,577 

62 

3,557 

22 

134 

7,469 

7 

54 

1,762 

33 

165 

9,882 

17,466 
202,144 


151,138 


16,577 
16,322 

6,935 
12,544 

1,091 
10,074 

2,524 
17,467 
10,940 
17,999 

4,088 
17,333 

2,305 

967 

13,922 

36,009 


34,074 
1,935 

4,985 

3,772 


3,149 
623 

6,240 

54,294 


41,098 


7,693 
8,377 
2,262 

3,433 
4,622 
3,722 
4,111 
6,878 

2,193 

1,851 

715 

8,437 


42.22 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104--COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Payroll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

{Humber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
{^lumber) 


TARRANT  COUNTY  (See  Fort  Worth  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102j 

TAYLOR  COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Tobacco  and  products  (exe.  leaf) 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Elec  trical  goods 

Machinery,  equiproent,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  ( with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agent  s ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

TOM  GREEN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Autotnutive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Manufacturers  '  sales  branches ,  offices , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

TRAVIS  COUNTY  (See  Austin  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102) 

WEBB  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tiree  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

WICHITA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  lubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 


3 
111 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


32,137 


5,250 

1,171 
1,678 
3,201 
7,670 
13,167 

11,^5 


6,632 
4.813 


15,168 
6,636 


25,958 


16,806 


9,291 

2,169 

534 

98 

710 

596 

1,149 

2,259 

3,448 
2,558 
1,454 


62,323 


7,626 
6,066 
2,486 
1,757 

877 
2,796 
3,508 

757 

5,100 

21,178 

570 

923 
8,679 

10,668 


2,242 


527 
24 
205 
103 
383 
1,000 

358 


328 
30 


101 
145 


114 
31 


2,365 


1,923 


7 

9,020 

468 

7 

3,751 

425 

8 

•4,765 

236 

i 

272 

8 

11 

1,237 

126 

5 

2,128 

165 

11 

1,076 

106 

18 

3,709 

389 

5 

562 

51 

10 

3,551 

94 

9 

37,068 

244 

7 

4,240 

53 

326 
214 
29 
4 
45 
26 
39 
49 


431 
21 


4,520 


3,682 


330 
703 
100 
188 
114 

28 
491 

28 

449 

759 

9 

35 
448 


8,221 
2,447 

5,794 
4,315 


565 

73 


148 
52 


3 

130 


M 


186 

7 

56 

34 

134 

356 


108 
10 


4 

156 

6 

177 

7 

74 

4 

5 

16 

47 

91 

15 

39 

13 

136 

20 

7 

39 

6 

122 

7 

23 

163 
110 
16 
3 
24 
18 
29 
36 

40 

430 

14 


121 

351 

37 

54 

32 

U 

167 

19 

165 

243 

8 

22 

161 


170 
22 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesces. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


I 


UTAH 


■  I       m*m       ■■ 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  EstablishmentB,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 'fS'OS 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business kZ.OU 

Salt  Lake  City  Metropolitan  Area ^3,0^^ 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — ^merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types '*3.05 

lOU  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  bxjsiness 1+3 .  06 

Salt  Lake  County  (See  Salt  Lake  City  Metropolitan  Area) k^'.CA 

Utah  County 1*3 ,  06 

Weber  County [  1*3 !  06 

43.01 


43.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
mcnts 


dumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
6aUars) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Tliousand 
dolInTs) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(Number) 


July  15 

(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  15 
(OoUari) 


July  15 

(DolUrj) 


Nov.  15 
(Oolldrl) 


Stacks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State ,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948. 

Wholesale  establishments 19'^. 

1939. 
1929., 


VHCLESALE  ESTABLISHMEIfIS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Llmlted-fimction  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines).... 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture    (household,   office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipnent,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies.... 

Lumber,  conatruotlon  m&terlaj^ 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Coimerclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment  supplies. 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equlfaaent 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


945 
736 


654 

3 

13 


108 
26 


180 
94 


4 

12 
11 

130 
~ST 
7 
9 
34 
16 
29 

5 

9 

17 


724,933 


190,840 
180,101 


298,179 

466 

8,045 


132,612 
35,062 

46,720 
U5,044 


24,505 
2,789 
31,511 


33,225 


24,186 
2,000 
3,939 
3,100 

40,390 


22,872 
17,518 


12,301 


7,624 

977 

2,400 

1,300 

6,704 


1,578 
3,736 


6,362 
2,063 


4,299 

5,027 
4,580 
15,123 

31.641 


14,920 
16,721 

32,858 
21,674 
11,184 


3,705 

13,  UO 

2,806 

43.679 


4,069 
4,857 
7,575 
17,708 
3,606 
4,739 

1,125 

2,084 

3.044 


1,086 
1,958 


38,255 


11,749 


12,347       12,4U 


713,039 


764,973 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


957 
37,298 


9,994 
9,712 


259 
11,490 


601 
402 


263 
12,084 

6,553 
n.a. 


8,356 


44,130 
75 
571 

13,537 


14.8 
16.1 
7.1 


12,421 
1,116 

5,757 
2,605 

4,246 


2,877 

253 

1,116 


2,794 


1,487 
255 
416 
636 

5,556 


3,426 
2,130 


153 
425 
353 


275 
500 


iS6 
523 

1,050 

303 

3,466 


2,070 
2,629 

5,252 
3,418 
1.834 


2X1 

1,744 

697 

8,356 


liOOJ 
819 
651 

3,606 
798 

1,238 

241 


167 
300 


25,419 

30 

264 

7,412 


435 

1 
5 


8,061 

6 

46 


8,295 
12 
49 


9.4 
3.2 


L2.3 
1.8 


6,905 
507 


1,521 
962 


1,690 


150 
99 


2,012 
118 


475 
285 


2,077 
124 


495 
303 


11.7 
9.1 
3.5 


8.4 


6.1 
12.8 
10.6 
20.5 

13.8 


15.0 
12.2 


15.5 


12:8 
15.7 
17.7 
27.2 

5.6 


17.4 
13.4 


23.6 
12.2 

20.9 

6.6 

22.9 


13.9 
15.7 

16.0 
15.8 
16.4 


5.7 
13.3 
24.8 

19.1 


16.9 
8.6 
20.4 
22.1 
26.1 

21.4 

16.9 

15.3 


15.4 
15.3 


1,269 
100 
321 


25,713 


360 
28 
99 


479 

35 

215 


8,356 


1,631 


992 
123 
264 
252 


350 
63 
85 

105 


2,944|  64 


1,870 
1,074 


62ff 

82 

249 

177 


U8 
384 


3J6 
270 

676 

99 

2,059 


1,135 
1,4A3 

3,584 
2,496 
1,088 


122 

1,260 
325 

4.732 


5?r 

434 
325 
2,049 
532 
636 

165 


92 
Ul 


613 
348 


219 
39 
90 
65 


100 
62 

229 

32 
746 


351 
422 

951 
684 
267 


14 
293 
104 


157 
120 
83 
734 
148 
201 


— wr 

50 
79 
111 

1,062 


261 
12,150 


6,693 
n.a. 


20,207 
692,832 


n.a. 
n.a. 


21,496 
731,800 


21,557 
743.416 


n.a. 
n.a. 


8,274 
16 
50 


2,105 
127 

488 
344 


556 
40 
150 


"350 

56 

87 

U6 


670 
392 


40 
95 
66 


101 
66 

224 
46 
781 


337 


217 
46 
93 
67 


"35? 
431 

963 
668 
295 


15 

304 
133 

1.528 


15ff 
115 
77 
762 
148 
220 


"105" 
71 

234 

33 

775 


499,768 


478,403 

273 

4,837 

136,654 


494,335 

665 

4,768 

146,348 


127,670 
8,934 

28,506 
18,193 

25,961 


U6,709 
9,639 

30,150 
19.198 


19,988 
1,511 
4,462 


29,309 


17,576 
2,226 
4,746 
4,761 

54.222 


34,452 
19,770 


21.574 


UJ856 
1,707 
4,730 
3,231 

3,195 

10.705 


4,596 
6,109 

9.581 


341 
447 

972 
659 
313 


15 
337 
115 

1.555 


5,940 
3,641 

13,055 

1,577 

39,076 

60.396 


20,984 
39,412 

70,308 
53,207 
17,101 

26,897 


25,463 
2,004 
8.869 


32,194 


19,676 
2,069 
4,905 
5,544 

61,024 


497,085 

939 

5,574 

150,9U 


U0,917 
9,997 

29,785 
23,007 

36,112 


28,308 
2,166 
5,633 


503,598 


31.764 


37,752 
23,272 


11^278 
1,627 
4,602 
3,280 

3,339 

9.454 


3,348 
6,106 


6,018 
3,939 

13,213 

2,395 

43,660 


2,227 
19,699 
4,971 

32.084 


9,353 
9,131 
5,605 

35,  U6 
9,419 

10,946 

2,5U 
3,523 
4.475 


1,649 
2,826 


22,086 
27,173 

73,000 
53,645 
19,355 

28,499 


2,193 
19,880 
6,426 

89.109 


17,957 
2,458  I 
5,266  I 
6,083 

57^980 


37,210 
20,770 


20.951 


11,160 
1,713 
4,600 
3,473 

3,475 

10.978 


3,562 

7,416 


6,157 
4,136 

U,520 

1,828 

41,297 


22,371 
23,170 

77,405 
55,624 
21,781 

30,582 


10,694 
7,698 
6,115 

39,245  I 
9,459 


3,059 
3,870 


2,299 

22,317 

5,966 

8.999 


1,357 
2,799 


9,530 
3,416 
6,891 

38,900 
9,683 

12,329 

3,250 
3,5U 
4.916 


1,799 
3,117 


U,694 
17,697 


36,427 
26 

UO 

10,639 


10,639 


2,192 
1,050 


2,176 
322 

U7 


4.230 


3,774 
187 
75 
244 

1.159 


863 
296 


314 
2.137 


1,258 
173 
452 
254 

312 

776 


226 
550 


271 
777 

1,045 

193 

3,058 


l/JSO 
2,533 

5,726 
3,912 
l.SU 


1,610 
273 

6.tU 


52f 

671 
716 

2,863 
591 

1,043 

205 


oa 


66 

100 


UTAH 


43.03 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

EsTABUSBUBNTB,  SaLES,  EXPENSES,  PaY  RoLL,  PERSONNEL,  AND  STOCKS,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KlND  OF  BUSINESS:  1943 


Type  d  operaoon  and  kind  of  business 


Tme  by  IClnd  of  Bualngsa— Cgntlnuod 

Merchant  wbolesolers — Continued 

Other  aerchant  wholesalers 

AutoBoblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

AMiaeaent,   sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Fam  supplies 

Jewelry 

PetroleuB  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  Blscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with  stocks), total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products 

Autonotive  e^lulpnent,   tlr^s  and  tubes 

Hanlware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CoaDerclal  machines,  equlpoent 

Faim-dalry  machinery ,  equipment 

Industrial  machljiery,  equipment,  supplies 
Professional  equipaent,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'   sales  branches 

Amusement ,   sporting  goods 

Mun:/ aotnrvrfl '  s*le6  hranohaa,  o^e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices   (without  stoclcs) 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

LlTestock 

Farm  products   (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lwber,  construction  materials 

Muhinery,  equipaent,  supplies 

Agents  snd  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

Livestock 

Farm  products   (lnedible),n.e.c 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 


AOtDIISnUIIVI,   ADXILIARI  TOITS 
Stat£,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Petroleum  btilJc  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>{umber) 


Soles, 
entire 
year 

Cntousdnd 
dolldrs) 


39.215 


17,373 
4,973 
1,079 
4,607 
5,763 
1,*52 
475 
3,493 


132,612 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


Amount 

(Tlioustind 
doIUrs) 


33,260 
6,737 

15,893 
2,908 

31^297 


4,223 

19,214 

6,805 

1,055 


1,321 
41,196 


3,370 

1,827 

4,813 

25,052 


34,577 
2,688 


72,927 
10,676 

1,346 
1,999 
2,666 
3,066 
15,099 


16,209 


4.980 


1,552 
890 
158 
482 
659 
X5 
131 
803 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


2,510 

1,301 

1,681 

391 

3,580 


1,308 

1,355 

677 

240 


338 
2,620 


237 

92 

194 

593 


2,605 


713 
U3 


539 
56 

120 
124 
127 
281 
502 


4,246 


1.704 


IST 
1,550 

2,542 


n.a. 
n.a. 


12.7 

"t:9 

17.9 
U.6 
10.5 
11.4 
21.0 
27.6 
23.0 


7.5 
19.3 
10.6 
13.4 

11.4 


31.0 
7.1 
9.9 

22.7 


25.6 
6.4 


7.0 
5.0 
4.0 
2.4 


2.1 
5.3 


0.7 
0.5 

8.9 
6.2 
4.8 
9.2 
3.3 


Payroll, 
entire 
year 

(Thsusdnd 
dslLiri) 


2.475 


752 
475 

93 
202 
343 
130 

47 
433 


6,905 


1,115 
620 

1,116 
241 

2.100 


927 
702 
338 
133 


156 
1,557 


98 

68 

92 

249 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


232 

10 


251 
17 

46 

38 

49 

134 

185 


9.6 


n.a. 
n.a. 


^45 
673 


839 
118 


Paid  emptoyees,  v^orkweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


199 

169 
40 
39 

213 
61 
11 

126 


July  15 

(Number) 


328 

271 
311 
82 


214 

213 

89 

43 


207 

174 
39 
49 

136 
55 
13 

U7 


2,iyn 


334 
233 
332 
94 


222 
227 
95 
42 


37 
424 


192 


230 
29 


455 


Nov.  IS 
(Number) 


814 
189 

174 
40 
50 

152 
68 
10 

131 


2,105 


337 

239 

338 

87 


226 

209 

97 

44 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  is 

(Odllsrs) 


47.698 


12,073 
9,955 
1,933 
3,743 
9,056 
2,831 
695 
7,412 


127,670 


19,548 
14,799 
20,908 
4,256 

38j406 


470 


217 


236 

27 


184 


234 
27 


17,664 

12,208 

6,030 

2,504 

29.753 


2,263 
27.490 


1,903 
1,362 
1,261 
4,458 


18,193 


July  15 

(Dollars) 


48.221 


12,869 
10,M1 
1,964 
4,497 
5,590 
2,874 
2,248 
7,878 


2C,771 
15,168 
22,156 
4.611 


39,837 


17,831 
13,564 
6,041 
2,401 


34.166 


Nov.  15 
(Oollurj) 


48,003 


11,591 
10,405 
2,043 
6,0M 
6,320 
2,985 
863 
7,771 


UP,  917 


21,416 
15,915 
23,688 
4,630 

37,878 


3,040 
31,126 


9,639 


3,589 
205 


3,474 
329 


953 

822 

931 

2,593 

5,297 


11,652 
U,621 


20,207 


18,481 
1,726 


1,931 
1,309 
1,684 
4,715 


19,198 


3,784 
183 


4,748 
325 

1,158 
922 
931 

2,454 

4,688 


36,336 


— t9!r 

U.971 


21,496 


19,  5» 
1,966 


16,928 
12,787 
5,791 
2,372 

37.390 


4,790 
32,600 


2,019 
1,054 
1,779 
5,U5 


23,007 


4,099 

180 


4,505 
327 


1,077 

931 

931 

2,479 

8,478 


36,112 


14,471 


13,774 
21,641 


21,557 


19,698 
1.859 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(TTioujdJid 
ioWari) 


3.300 


1,152 
941 

77 
108 
312 
221 

30 
459 


10,639 


2,125 
763 

2,495 
264 


2,735 

1,646 
598 
93 


2.257 
2,U3 


1,050 


3 

20 


862 


82 

76 


1,463 
1,152 


*  P]x>prletors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classlTled. 

^  ^tries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  ccoalssion  received. 


43.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


SALT  LAKE  CITT  METROPOLITAN  AREA,l  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Uholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  uholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  v(    etable  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Furniture ,  hcane  furnishings , 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings ,  floor  coverings 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) , 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies , 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment,  sxipplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials , 

Iron,  steel  scrap , 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials , 

Other  merchant  wholesalers , 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers , 

Coal ,  coke , 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers ,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coext«nalve  with  Salt  Lake  County. 


Establishments 
(Humber) 


467 

117 

29 

78 

11 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


505,265 


505,265 


2'i8,311 

155,577 

16,472 

62,835 

22,070 


243,311 


16,161 


10,860 

880 

2,429 

1,992 

27,210 


U,075 
13,135 

2,003 
9,512 
5,518 

6.362 


2,063 
4,299 

4,402 
9,008 
31,517 
31,880 
13,895 

41,473 


3,803 
16,772 

1,125 
19,773 


706 
1,320 


42. 


7// 

m 


1,544 

3,827 

1,452 

34,661 

62,835 


26,210 
2,688 
9,989 
1,346 
1,999 
2,666 
2,868 

15,069 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


31,525 


957 
30,568 


21,464 

6,951 

714 

669 

770 


21,464 


212 
182 


1,704 


933 

771 

147 
932 
132 


346 
270 

92 
1,363 
2,574 
3,472 
1,616 

4,502 


532 
1,954 

165 
1,851 

179 


68 
111 


3.216 


^75- 

67 

285 

130 

2,658 


170 
10 
38 
46 
38 
49 
133 
189 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


298 
2 
18 
84 
12 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


261 
9,698 


6,726 

2,086 

220 

244 

422 


153 

33 
61 
75 


537 
TC5" 


43 

348 

63 


108 
71 

30 
479 
783 
931 
434 


1Z7 

731 

52 

529 


^52 
15 

111 
68 

817 


UTAH 


43.05 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE 

EsTABUSHMENTS,  SalES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL — ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES — MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHBR  OPERATING  TypES:  1948 


County  and  city 


state,  total. 


AdalnlstratlTe.  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establiahsents 


Beaver  County. 


Box  Elder  County 

Brlghasi 

Renalnder  of  County. 


Cache  County 

Logan 

Roaalnder  of  County. 


Carbon  County 

Price 

Remainder  of  County. 

Daggett  County 


^vls  County 

Bountiful 

Remainder  of  County. 


Duchesne  County. 

aiery  County 

Garfield  County. 
Grand  County. . . . 


Iron  County 

Cedar  City 

Remainder  of  County. 


Juab  County. . . . 

Kane  County 

Millard  County. 
Morgan  County. . 

Piute  County 

Rich  County. . ., 


Salt  Lake   County. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Murray 

Salt  Laie  City 

South  Salt  Lake 

Remainder  of  County 


San  Juan  County. 
Sanpete  County. . 
Sevier  County. . . 
Sunmit  County. . . 


Tooele  County 

Tooele 

Ranalnder  of  County. 


Ointah  County. 


Utah  County 

Orem 

Payson .■ 

Provo 

Spanish  Fork 

Sprlngvllle 

Ranalnder  of  County. 


Wasatch  County. . . . 
Washington  County. 
Wayne  County 


Weher  County 

Ogden 

Renalnder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


8 

702 

12 

&W 

15 

31 

1 
13 
21 

9 


102 
5 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


72*, 933 


4,632 


2,003 
2,679 


3,619 
1,905 


3,982 
3,786 


18.227 


419 
17,808 

1,003 
318 
208 
613 

4.199 


(x) 
(x) 

2,227 

512 
2,671 
(x) 
(x) 


505,265 


505,265 

4,914 

484,007 

5,737 

10,607 

(x) 

985 

6,528 

686 

1,761 


1,176 
585 


15,098 


(x) 

11,954 
420 
(x) 
2,275 

649 
1,949 
(x) 

1A1,263 


131,194 
10,069 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


957 
37,298 


108 
70 


218 
45 


176 
124 


15 
335 

23 

6 
10 
24 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


31,525 


957 
30,568 

427 
29,184 

500 

457 


(x) 


33 
210 


32 
940 


(x) 


(x) 


733 
27 


(x) 
3,816 


3,257 
559 


proprietors, ' 
November 


iHumbcr) 


726 

5 

20 


(x) 

M 


(x) 
(x) 


414 
5 

373 
U 
25 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  operating  types 


Employees 

(Number) 


261 
12,150 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


9,959 


261 
9,698 

149 
9,185 

144 

220 


(x) 


19 

104 

4 


4 

11 

355 


(x) 


278 
8 


(x) 
38 

6 
31 
(x) 

1.334 


1,197 
137 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


21,557 
743,416 


2,709 


1,382 
1,327 


4,106 
1,049 


3,339 
3,055 


5.710 


277 
5,433 

497 
140 
152 
485 

4.462 


X) 
(x) 

766 

180 

1,360 

(i) 

(x) 


631,735 


21,557 

610,178 

8,296 

582,398 

9,809 

9,675 

(x) 

647 

5,898 

150 

1,017 


SOC 
217 


543 
18,306 


(x) 

14,722 
490 
(x) 
2,254 

260 
1,322 
(x) 


63,303 
12,031 


Establish- 
ments 


(>{umber) 


467 

6 

428 

13 

20 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


306,690 
(X) 
1,067 


(x) 


2,939 


2,182 
757 

6.212 

"Til — 

(x) 


419 
767 


(x) 
(x)' 


7i^ 


(x) 
(x) 


248,311 
1,215 

240,682 
4,185 
2,229 


37 
2,154 
(x) 


— 3zr 

(x) 
9,053 


8,560 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
1,130 
(x) 

28.721 


453 

5 

18 


235 

6 

216 

2 

11 

1 

10 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


418,243 
(x) 
3,615 


"Tir 

(x) 


1,437 
1,148 

1.556 

"Ti}— 
(«) 


17,041 

(x) 

318 
(x) 

613 

1,344 


-Tit 

(x) 

1,906 
(xi 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 


256,954 
3,699 

243,325 
1,552 
8,378 

(x) 

898 
4,364 
(x) 

1,420 


T5F 
585 


(x) 
6,045 


(x) 
3,394 
(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


102,473 
10,069 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesEes . 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estijnates. 


43.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Saxes,  Pay  Roll,  A^JI>  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  buBiness 


SALT  LAKE  COUNTY  (See  talile  102,  Salt  Lake  City  Standard  Metropolitan 
Area.) 


UTAH  COUimt,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tuhes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Other  operating  types 

VEBER  COUMTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manuf actiirers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products),   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dolUrs) 


9,053 


3,693 

1,821 

977 

240 

304 

2,018 

5,403 
443 
199 


141,263 


28,721 


7,325 
8,550 
1,460 
2,712 
124 
1,403 
7,147 

10,870 
5,139 

6,605 


63,955 
2,050 

30,528 


5,189 
25,339 


Pay  roB, 
entire  year 

iThousaivi 
doilarj) 


119 
157 
145 
23 
16 
179 

205 
72 
24 


3,816 


2,294 


352 
874 
93 
274 
4 
157 
540 

424 
228 


185 
5 


125 
555 


Active 
proprietore,* 
November 

C^iumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empk>yces 


124 
329 

33 

106 

5 

67 
168 

134 
66 


95 
137 


Payroll 
(Dolbrs) 


18,306 


2,723 
2,741 
3,127 
371 
306 
3,692 

3,795 

1,010 

541 


44,812 


5,972 
17,373 

1,960 

6,462 
UA 

2,621 
10,310 

8,501 
4,805 


3,315 

139 


2,560 
U,182 


I 


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Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4A.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types ^.03 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 44.03 

Chittenden  County 44.03 

Rutland  County , 44.04 

Washington  County 44.04 

44.01 


44.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101 -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

{Humber 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Xhousand 
dolUrs) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie 
tors,* 
Novem 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

E^y  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stacks  on 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(TliouMnd 
iollcrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
IHfmbcr 

July  15 
(Number 

Nov.  15 
(Number 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  coat 

(Tliousanl 
dollars) 

State .total 

397 

168_,216 

n.a. 

n.a. 

9,479 

206 

3,055 

3j265 

1,193 

156,870 

175,492 

171,562 

15.411 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 1948.... 

Wholesale  establislmcnts 1948 

1939 

1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

4 
393 

383 
308 

239 

168,216 

57,112 
57,393 

80,901 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

11,441 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 

14.1 

273 
9,206 

3,434 
2,899 

6,403 

206 

209 
192 

149 

51 
3,004 

2,244 
n.a. 

2,062 

52 

3,213 

2,498 
n.a. 

2,232 

52 
3,141 

2,364 
n.a. 

2,190 

4,851 
152,019 

n.a. 
n.a. 

100,648 

5,057 
170,435 

n.a. 
n.a. 

112,769 

5,171 
166,391 

n.a. 
n.a. 

111,996 

15,411 

5,140 
5,432 

9  501 

231 
8 

36 

79,237 
1,664 

19,289 

11,324 
117 

2,370 

14.3 

7.0 

12.3 

6.346 
57 

988 

142 
7 

2,046 
16 

303 

2,214 
18 

340 

2,173 
17 

320 

99,597 
1,051 

17,539 

111,634 
1,135 

21,368 

110,931 
1,065 

19,694 

9,492 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total 

1,829 

32 

4 

74 
13 

31 

17,495 
1,794 

31,209 
6,868 

29,949 

2,239 
131 

2,715 
238 

1,748 

12.8 
7.3 

8.7 
3.5 

5.8 

945 
43 

1,117 
123 

575 

39 

10 

8 

299 
4 

366 

41 

232 

327 
13 

354 
42 

245 

307 
13 

359 
43 

229 

17,250 
289 

20,987 
1,839 

11,006 

20,288 
1,080 

22,092 
1,955 

12,251 

18,551 
1,143 

21,540 
1,839 

11,322 

1  829 

3  891 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers    (mainly  farm  products) ,   total 

28 
162 

10 
21 

239 

23,446 
6,503 

80,901 

1,295 
453 

11,441 

5.5 

7.0 

14.1 

457 
118 

6,403 

"s 

149 

179 
53 

2,062 

190 
55 

2,232 

177 
52 

2,190 

8,802 
2,204 

100,648 

9,882 
2,369 

112,769 

9,133 
2,189 

111,996 

103 

59 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

33 
9 
9 

3 
12 

25 

14,419 
11,538 

1,044 
806 

1,031 

10,673 

1,347 
945 

151 
78 
173 

1,654 

9.3 
8.2 

14.5 
9.7 

16.8 

15.5 

759 
568 
80 
31 
80 

787 

19 
2 
6 

1 
10 

20 

295 
211 

34 
16 
34 

253 

301 

214 

35 

16 

36 

301 

305 
222 

34 
16 
33 

256 

13,591 
9,750 
1,685 
723 
1,433 

11,449 

14,708 
10,655 

1,700 
723 

1,630 

16,627 

14,179 
10,315 

1,697 
723 

1,444 

13,334 

1,524 

m 

9 

35 

Farm  products  (edible) 

349 

11 
14 

17 
5 
6 
6 
10 
28 

7 

3,322 

7,351 

3,930 
1,524 
5,822 
5,396 
3,321 
6,023 

2,344 

519 
1,135 

681 
258 
314 
693 
760 
1,426 

249 

15.6 
15.4 

17.3 
16.9 
5.4 
12.8 
22.9 
23.7 

10.6 

172 
615 

272 
134 
178 
495 
427 
921 

128 

9 

11 

17 
1 
4 
4 
4 

19 

3 

70 
183 

88 
50 
75 
98 
160 
302 

30 

15 
226 

104 
50 
79 
103 
160 
307 

35 

75 
181 

112 

50 

78 

99 

171 

306 

36 

5,903 
8,546 

4,169 
2,312 
3,573 
4,221 
7,848 
15,520 

2,259 

3,145 
13,482 

5,044 
2,248 

3,757 

4,467 

8,012 

16,667 

2,521 

3;  376 
9,958 

5,376 
2,327 
3,859 

4,737 

8,402 

16,303 

2,575 

39 

310 

Beer    wines     distilled  spirits 

193 

179 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) *... 

259 
470 

866 

1,352 

Electrical  ^oods 

376 

4 
3 

11 

2)2^7 

57 

10,273 

239 

10 

1,659 

10:4 
17.5 

16.1 

I2S 

1,048 

3 
2 

291 

35 

301 

36 

298 

2,259 
14,994 

2,521 

15,471 

17,794 

Hi 

11 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

1,838 

5 
6 

9 

32 

5;S31 
4,442 

1,715 

4,911 

970 
689 

220 

935 

16.6 
15.5 

12.8 

19.0 

'621 
427 

117 

537 

2 

5 
15 

180 

111 

39 
164 

IS7 
114 

45 

177 

1S4 
114 

49 

173 

7,690 
7,304 

2,046 

8,239 

7,999 
7,472 

2,410 

9,166 

10284 

7,510 
2,546 
8,785 

10» 
859 

72 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

963 

11 
6 
8 
7 

3 

19 

518 
1,864 
2,153 

376 

544 
1,840 

214 
303 
314 
104 

104 

301 

41.3 
16.2 
14.6 
.■>-.6 

19.1 

16.4 

117 
168 
203 
49 

61 

109 

i 

4 

3 

15 

47 
44 
52 

21 

22 

49 

45 
55 
54 
23 

23 

60 

56 
50 
23 

22 

57 

2,2S4 

2,140 

2,980 

835 

1,073 

1,611 

i,i66 

2,975 

3,060 

863 

1,397 

2,068 

J,16S 

2,825 

2,912 

886 

1,122 

2,101 

a 

426 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

374 
80 

126 

Waste  materials 

99 

11 
8 

28 

'936- 
904 

8,166 

147 
154 

840 

17.0 
10.3 

49 
60 

430 

7 
8 

21 

20 
29 

149 

25 

35 

186 

26 
31 

178 

736 
875 

7,743 

MO 
1,168 

8,206 

948 
1,153 

8,556 

78 

21 

630 

11 
4 
13 

32 

2,511 

692 

4,963 

17,495 

293 
127 
420 

2,239 

11.7 
18.4 
8.5 

12.8 

113 
68 
244 

945 

5 

1 

15 

51 
19 
76 

299 

.56 
44 
86 

327 

51 
48 
79 

307 

2;j43 

635 

4,860 

17,250 

2;  585 
1,638 
3,983 

20,288 

J,J83 
1,723 
4,550 

18,551 

339 

10 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches   (with  stocks),  total 

281 
1,829 

10 
9 
U 

13 

11,910 
2,151 
3,434 

6,868 

643 

469 

1,127 

238 

5.4 
21.8 
32.8 

3.5 

340 
2CH 
401 

123 

10 

114 
68 
117 

41 

134 

71 
122 

42 

118 
62 
127 

43 

6,204 
3,431 
7,615 

1,839 

7,894 
4,327 
8,067 

1,955 

6,602 
3,493 
8,456 

1,839 

356 

231 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

1,242 
28 

8 
5 

31 

6,034 
834 

29,949 

187 
51 

1,748 

3.1 
6.1 

5.8 

105 
18 

575 

7 
3 

8 

34 

7 

232 

33 
9 

245 

34 
9 

229 

1,614 
225 

11,006 

1,606 
349 

12,251 

1,525 

314 

11,322 

13 

Agents  and  brokers,   n.e.c 

Aasemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

15 
162 

19 
12 

27,513 
2,436 

1,558 
190 

5.7 
7.8 

525 
50 

"a 

2W 
18 

224 

21 

207 
22 

10,150 
856 

11,295 
956 

10,382 
940 

112 

Fanr  products    (raw  materials) 

50 

*  Proprietors  ol'  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.    Not  available  or  not  applicable. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commisslona  received. 


Table  102.-- STANDARD  ^EETROPOLITAN  AREAS   (None  in  the  State) 


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44.03 


Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE^ 

EsTABLisHMBi-nrs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Estabushmrnts  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  city 


State,  total. 


Administrative,  aiucillary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


Addison  County. 


Bennington  County 

Bennington  village.. 
Remainder  of  County. 


Caledonia  County 

St.  Johnsbury  village. 
Remainder  of  County... 


Chittenden  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Burlington 

Essex  Junction 

Winooski 

Remainder  of  County 


Essex  County. 


Franklin  County 

St.  Albans  city 

Remainder  of  County. 


Grand  Isle  Coun'^. 
Lamoille  County. . . . 
Orange  County 


Orleans  County 

Newport  city 

Remainder  of  County. 


R  jtland  Coimty 

Rutland  city 

RwialTrfi^r  of  Co*inty. . 


Washington  County 

Barre  city 

Montpelier 

Waterbury  village. . . 
Remainder  of  County. 


Windham  County 

Bellows  Falls 

Brattleboro  village. 
Remainder  of  County. 


Toed 


Esc%blish- 
mcDls 

(^^umber) 


Windsor  County 

Springfield  village. 
Renalnder  of  County. 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates . 


I. 
393 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouidftd 
dollars) 


10 
19 


6 
31 


168,  ae 


168,216 
4,<118 
3,865 


1,370 
1,995 


10,231 
1,712 

57,atl 


57,241 
49,852 
Cx) 
(x) 
6,212 

(x) 


3,267 
3,400 

(x) 

2,180 

1,380 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


273 
9,206 

U6 

196 


120 

76 


690 
38 


4,013 


273 
3,740 
3,516 
(x) 
(x) 

138 

(x) 
183 


2,927 
2,024 


18,663 
3,009 


21.847 


7.485 
11,335 
(x) 
(x) 

16,323 


8,653 
(x) 

14,284 


2,173 
12,111 


83 

100 

(x) 
102 
56 


98 
58 


Active 

proprietors,  * 

November 

(>(umber) 


206 
8 
12 


28 
24 


Cx) 
(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

v^'orkweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


3,193 


52 
3,141 


19 


1,266 


52 
1,214 
1,117 
(x) 
(x) 

56 

(x) 


(x) 


1,161 
109 


910 


478 
329 

(x) 

(x) 

987 


"TiT 

726 
(x) 

720 


119 
601 


(x) 
(x) 


10 


1 
(x) 


3 

17 


30 
43 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


5,171 
166,391 

2,797 

3,831 


2^147 
1,684 


U,136 
799 


74,042 


5,171 
68,871 
64,402 

(x) 

(x) 

2,622 

(x) 
2,994 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(>(umber) 


239 
5 


52 

48 

3 

1 


(x) 


44 
25 


44 
16 


403 
44 


319 


150 
119 

(x) 

(x) 

298 


"TiT 
203 
(x) 


204 


1,544 
1,445 

(x) 

1,914 

1,022 

3,268 


1,950 
1,318 


22,138 
1,973 


16,492 


7,622 
6,522 
(x) 
(x) 


13,676 

~ra — 

8,706 
(x) 


13,068 
2,193 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thotisand 
dollars) 


80,901 
251 
777 


~s5r 

113 


5,886 
381 


33,157 
32,095 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(>!umber) 


"35" 
10 


6 
23 


~9~ 
13 


18 


2A27 
(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


"Ti) 
2,273 

(x)"' 

7,594 


"Txl 
7,029 
(x) 


6,100 
280 


29 
25 

I 

'  3 

1 


2 


16 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


87,315 
4,167 
3,088 


1,J06 
1,882 

5,176 
4,345 


24,084 
17,757 
(xj 

(x)'" 

(x) 

4.540 

"Cii — 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


9,062 
(x) 
(x) 

8,729 


"TxT 
1,624 
(x) 


8,134 

"17593 

6,291 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pav  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CHITTENDEN  CODNTT,  total 

Administrative ,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Paper  and  its  products 

Autonotive  equijment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(T^umfaer) 


85 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


33,157 


5,515 

982 

2,131 

2,381 

7,249 

268 

14,631 

7,808 
10,064 
6,212 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
ioWais) 


273 
3,740 


2,601 


297 
67 
260 
387 
705 
47 
838 

633 
368 
138 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(>(umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyees 
(T^umber) 


52 
1,214 


98 
20 
107 
101 
196 
20 
293 

211 

107 

56 


Payroll 

(iJollars) 


74,042 


5,171 
68,871 


46,129 

5,565 

743 

5,042 

6,504 

11,517 

80O 

15,958 

12,778 
7,342 
2,622 


44.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sai.es,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


RUTLAND  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Faim  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcasotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware ,  plumbing ,  heating 

Machinery,  equipnent ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulli  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equiiment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 


Wumber) 


7 
13 


3 

10 


9 
10 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


21,672 


13,910 


1,226 

3,1U 

1,301 

987 

737 

1,480 

319 

4,749 

3,332 

632 

3,798 


7,964 


809 
1,255 

261 
3,723 

545 
1,371 

3,920 
9,963 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dotlars) 


1,270 


1,037 


64 
132 
101 
137 

69 
163 

30 
341 

112 
5 

116 


47 
85 
33 
389 
21 
89 

119 
127 


Active 

proprictofB,* 
November 

WumM 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(/{umber) 


27 
42 
45 
42 
16 
56 
13 
134 

32 

2 

38 


16 
39 
10 
109 
10 
45 

37 
53 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


19,774 


1,189 
1,966 
2,521 
2,286 
1,415 
3,011 
606 
6,780 

2,211 

93 

2,033 


11,157 


800 
1,777 

404 
6,092 

363 
1,721 

2,286 
3,049 


VIRGINIA 


■«      ^-»  ■ 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4-5.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business U5,Q>i<, 

Norfolk-Portsmouth  Metropolitan  Area 45.0-4 

Richmond  Metropolitan  Area 45.04 

Roanoke  Metropolitan  Area 45.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 45.05 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 45.08 

Accomack  County 45.08 

Danville  city 45.08 

Lynchburg  city. 45.08 

Newport  News  city 45.08 

Norfolk  city 45.08 

Petersburg  city 45.08 

Richmond  city 45.08 

Roanoke  city 45.08 

45.01 


45.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
Usb- 
ments 


Qiumbcr) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber)     (Number) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


July  IS 
(Number) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Oollars) 


July  15 
(Ddlors) 


Nov.  15 
{Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 1948.... 

Wholesale  establisbments 1948. ... 

1939 

1929 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type   of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Fore Ign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Other  assemblers ,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Friiits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 

Dry  goods,  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Other  paper  produc  ts 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  millwork; 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machlnei-y,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Transportation  (exo.  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


26 
3,000 


2,426 
2,331 


1,667 
21 


215 
63 


410 
314 


9 
236 


1,753 


314 


134 
59 
24 
28 
69 


106 
5 


32 
182 


2,072,060 


36,641 


34,247 


40,867 


1,895,059 


1,830,510 


2,131,528 


38,590 
2,033,470 


626,477 
621,139 


972,535 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


119,236 


4,814 
99,126 


33,810 
29,575 


67,478 


1,489 
1,027 


1,241 
35,400 


26,139 
n.a. 


22,480 


1,263 
32,984 


24,464 
n.a. 


1,242 
39,625 


90,635 
1,804,424 


95,869 
1,784,641 


94,071 
2,037,457 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a, 
n.a. 


839,676 
36,658 

96,201 

409,752 


113,080 
3,179 
2,977 


13.5 
8.7 
3.1 


64,367 
1,636 
1,475 

14,131 


1,021 
10 
30 


21,455 
613 
412 


21,616 
337 
411 


22,305 

1,329 

411 


1,149,357 
19,819 
26,624 

270,916 


1,191,768 
16,334 
23,374 

280,462 


1,239,627 
41,809 
26,860 


253,037 
156,715 


212,000 
351,079 


22,604 
6,310 


18,124 
11,743 


8.9 
4.0 


8.5 
3.3 


12,426 
1,705 


6,441 
5,218 


5,853 


286 

272 


3,875 
437 


2,229 

1,994 


4,385 


4,063 
434 


2,255 

1,643 


4,021 
435 


2,307 
3,431 


233,100 
32,816 


122,994 
81,189 


247,685 
32,777 


127,725 
72,449 


67,529 


247,399 
34,813 


131,211 
147,366 


8,431 
79,673 


427 
10,913 


5.1 
13.7 


231 
5,627 


67,473 


71 
4,314 


96 
2,129 


22,364 


93 
5,293 


4,864 
128,661 


1,195,800 


5,028 
62,501 


1,236,476 


130.009 


127,562 
9,840 
7,555 
14,516 
20,536 

71,533 


15.341 


40,542 
30,991 


9,758 
1,271 
1,223 
1,226 
2,363 

12,057 


8,046 
4,011 


7.6 
12.9 
16.2 

8.4 
11.5 

16.8 


8.874 


3.524 


3,610 


19.8 
12.9 


5,590 
778 
573 
754 

1,179 

5,939 


32^313 
613 


30,707 


16)406 
6,698 
1,952 
5,651 

36,319 

31,959 


u;ioo 

16,509 
1,350 

3,154 


3,369 
4,785 

19,576 


5,076 

1,727 

11,033 

1,740 

90,362 
43,213 

70,036 


3i;945 
38,094 


33,199 
36,058 


47,828 


19,850 
15,809 
12,169 

89 ,966 


10,653 
15,217 
5,901 
X,964 
6,634 
6,160 

10,382 

8,200 


4,566 

102 


4,534 


2,037 

1,326 

216 

905 

2,568 


1,733 

2,230 

143 


794 
702 


3,745 


657 

538 

2,182 

313 

7,029 
10,332 


4,230 


"773ZO 
4,003 


6.218 


1,101 
2,421 
2,696 

16,781 


2,913 
2,361 
555 
5,826 
1,487 
1,618 

2,021 

1,387 


13.9 
16.6 


14.3 


4,434 
1,555 

2,280 


2,035 
299 
339 
317 
484 

2,318 


2,234 

46 


1,696 
622 


828 
"105 


2,093 
320 
358 
327 
507 

2,541 


3,637 


160,383 


1,857 
684 


2,U7 
326 
329 
323 
572 

2,455 


97,993 
13,848 
12,421 
13,241 
22,880 

105,065 


165.620 


"36f 
22 


1,770 
685 


869 


78,771 
26,294 

38,54/ 


101,790 
14,623 
10,517 
14,289 
24,401 

115,095 


85,901 
29,194 


12.7 
19.3 
11.1 
16.0 

7.1 


12.3 
13.5 
10.6 


23.6 
14.7 


19.1 


12.9 
34.0 
19.8 
18.3 

7.7 
23.9 


TTTF 
11.1 


14.6 

11.1 


5.5 
15.3 
22.2 

18.6 


27.3 
15.5 
9.4 
16.7 
22.2 
26.3 

19.5 


1,365 

636 

88 

534 

1,582 

2,359 


879 

1,406 

74 


475 
411 


2,235 


5K" 

386 

1,143 

192 

3,014 
6,393 


2,254 
2,223 


3,337 
2,404 


3.234 


602 
1,350 
1,232 

10,142 


1,674 

1,377 

402 

3,855 

927 

895 

1,012 


~5I7" 
163 
23 
115 


"Sis' 
390 
20 


111 


9? 

112 
293 

51 

1,193 
2,085 

1,254 


616 


Tzr 

755 


1.121 


131 
527 
463 

3,045 


324 
138 
1,043 
328 
344 

330 

263 


"ZJT 

171 

33 

123 


246 

399 

24 


TJS" 
114 


97 

112 

300 

54 

•  '2' 
2,105 

1,281 


■"SOT 
641 


1,628 


859 
769 


118 
565 
472 

3,031 


593 
331 
138 
1,000 
321 
333 

315 

281 


~Jl2" 

181 

30 

128 


253 

391 

20 


278 


574 

TST 

111 
304 
56 

2,038 
2,096 


1,283 
636 


767 


119 
571 
451 

3,133 


5J7 
342 
139 
1,161 
323 
325 

296 

272 


37,59&| 
954| 

46,931 


24,253 

10,962 
1,926 
9,790 

29,030 

42,565 


13;9W 

27,514 

1,077 

14,479 


3/72 

6,007 

41,692 


"573B5 

7,274 

20,794 

3,742 

40,970 
119,315 


43,886 
38,302 


SifiiS 
39,800 


10,594 
23,867 
21,650 

188,569 


31,535 
28,360 
7,624 
66,535 
17,112 
17,250 

19,653 

15,612 


42,861 
380 

49,483 


23,477 

12,938 

1,374 

11,194 

23,619 

44,175 


u;oi5 

28,923 
1,237 

15,765 


s;733 
7,032 


40,522 


"97S5J 
7,199 

20,432 
3,799 

29,000 
124,981 


43,028 
40,997 


103,083 


6i;4M 
41,113 

62.143 


U,772 
26,193 
24,178 

190,994 


3i,031 
29,913 
7,976 
64,900 
17,808 
16,957 

19,409 

16,055 


5,354 
163,0U 


1,308,296 


174 ,066 


104,327 
15,687 
10,753 
14,231 
29,068 

114,591 

85,45S 

29,133 
40,801 


39,34a 
953 

51,077 


24; 648 

13,619 

1,8W 

10,991 

28,871 


16;  563 

28,041 
1,105 


b;305 
8,781 

41,451 


io;6ii 

7,369 

20,734 

2,737 

67,292 
127,336 

90,082 


43,691 
46,391 


41,588 
59.290 


9,748 
26,546 
22,996 

205,013 


32;«6 
31,337 
8,243 
78,286 
19,182 
16,506 

18,483 

15,939 


VIRGINIA 


45.03 


Table  lOL— THE  STATE— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLBS,  ExPBNSBS,  PaY  RoLL,  PsRSOr^NBL,  ANU  SXOCKS,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OP  BuSlNESS:   1948 


Type  cf  opention  and  land  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business- -Cont Inued 

Herchant  wholesalers — Continued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap ,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autootobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Boolcs,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

lutofflotlve  equipnent,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Coomerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  siq}plies . . . . 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  s\4)plies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Farm  siqiplles 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  Cwlthout  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  siqjplies 

Manufacturers*  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel .' 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Tobacco  ( leaf) 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Automotive  equijment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  s\5)plles 

CoBinercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  siqipliea. . . . 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assesiblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (rau  jDaterlals) 

Cotton 

Livestock 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

Fish,  sea  foods  (fresh) 

Other  assaablers 

AEMINISTHATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

State,  total 

Type  of  Qpgratian 

Merchant  idioleaalers 

Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Numbca 


136 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

[Thousand 
dollttrs) 


26,106 


17, 288 
8,818 

115, 38A 


15,681 
1,719 
i,4l6 
64,888 
16,571 
1,254 
3,384 
7,471 

253.037 


129,062 
10,828 
3,528 
1,628 
21,043 
4,015 
4,641 
4,752 

19,081 


8,811 

975 

2,005 

7,290 

54,459 


6,959 
47,500 


156,715 


10,974 
9,071 
11,093 
11,617 
8,723 
105,237 

351,079 


71,989 
a,  020 


67728 
14,292 

1,028 
1,391 


79,240 

109,465 

6,766 

4,370 
3,183 
9,201 
5,151 

6,301 


17227 
3,367 
3,707 

1,560 
28,414 


12,151 
22,092 

12,395 

27733 

7,442 

959 

1^211 

41.466 


20,315 
21,151 


(i) 
U) 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


2,M9 
1,609 


7,545 


2,265 
263 
636 
1,217 
1,«9 
228 
549 
938 

22.604 


8,584 
2,049 
770 
280 
1,668 
266 
691 
784 

4,473 


3,062 
186 
699 
526 

3,039 


513 
2,526 


6,310 


534 
250 
502 

1,063 
263 

3,698 

U,743 


1,718 
588 


ns 

473 

58 
74 

6,589 


1,111 
5,395 
83 

169 

155 
567 
277 


135 
311 
240 

51 
311 


969 
1,845 


111 
155 
94 
65 

8.101 


6,526 
1,575 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


14.7 
18.2 


6.5 
"1477 


15.3 
14.4 
1.9 
8.7 
18.2 
16.2 
12.6 

8.9 


6.6 
18.9 
21.8 
17.2 
7.9 
6.6 
14.9 
16.5 

23.4 


34.8 
19.1 
34 
7.2 

5.6 


7.4 
5.3 


4.9 
2.8 
4.5 
9.2 
3.0 
3.5 


2.4 
2.8 


1.7 
3.3 

5.6 
5.3 


1.4 
4.9 
1.2 

3.9 

4.9 
6.2 
5.4 


U.O 
9.2 
6.5 

3.3 

2.8 


TTo 

8.4 


4.0 
2.1 
9.8 
5.4 


32.1 

7.4 


n.a.       n.B. 
n.a.       D.a. 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thtmsand 
dollari) 


1,519 
904 

4,345 


1,489 
151 
415 
525 
858 
99 
224 
584 

12.426 


4,243 
979 
384 
168 
788 
115 
368 
478 

3,286 


2,267 
107 
550 
362 

1,617 


281 
1,336 


233 
94 
184 
304 
190 
700 

5,218 


860 
229 


31 
198 

27 
3 


560 

2,477 

42 

102 

31 

193 

103 


52 

134 

50 

23 

332 


417 
924 


49 
50 
57 
28 

4.333 


3,609 
724 


4,814 


810 
4,004 


Active 

proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

{Hum' 
bcr) 


126 

17 


'^''^^tejr'™'^         Pay  roll,  wortweel  ended  nearest- 
enaea  nearest — 


March  IS 

(Number) 


1,068 


673 
395 

1,492 

38 
181 
131 
362 
44 
75 
204 

3,875 


1,397 
367 
108 

46 
233 

28 
lU 
188 

887 


525 

29 

209 

124 


104 
404 


78 
20 
39 
82 
48 
170 

1,994 


315 
59 


550 
78 
18 

23 
16 
29 
16 


19 
25 
19 

5 
111 


195 
495 


2,980 
635 


1,241 


July  15 
(Number) 


1,079 


675 
404 

1,500 

~Tio 
42 
168 
129 
352 
46 
68 
215 

4,063 


1,413 
450 
114 

47 
262 

31 
122 
203 

882 


519 
29 
210 
124 


91 
448 


73 
20 
38 
81 
52 
170 


307 
95 


595 

359 

18 

23 
15 
30 
19 


25 
20 

5 

103 


351 
628 


930 
242 


1,263 


204  204 

1,037         1,059 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


701 
399 

1,570 
SO? 
50 
186 
127 
354 
51 
74 
220 

4,021 


1,439 
390 
119 

48 
260 

33 
127 
198 

920 


554 
27 
212 
127 


92 
395 


70 
21 
40 
83 
52 
169 


303 
62 


2,792 


596 

2,178 

18 

23 

14 
32 
20 


So 
29 
19 

5 
102 


227 
566 


3,661 
756 


1,242 


March  IS 
(Oollurs) 


26,378 
16,713 

77,367 


25,377 
2,010 
7,357 

10, 210 

15,662 
1,638 
4,811 

10,302 

238,100 


79,039 
18,118 
6,553 
2,841 
14,620 
1,833 
6,855 
9,113 

67,938 


48,563 
1,784 

10,580 
7,011 

31,190 


6,461 
24,729 


32,816 


July  15 
(Dollurj) 


43,801 


26,925 

16,876 


79, 369 


26,859 
2,195 
7,061 

10,853 

15,451 
1,776 
3,976 

11,198 

247,685 


81,150 

24,782 
7,594 
2,963 

15,901 
2,182 
7,192 

10,066 

63,957 


4,694 
1,598 
3,153 
5,158 
2,945 
15,268 

81,189 


16,494 


TZO 
3,661 

415 
58 


11,375 

i8,390 

948 

1,895 

722 

3,267 

2,000 

4,279 


~5ZT 

2,408 

922 

444 
6,501 


7,262 
21,232 


2,940 


777 

1,120 

511 

532 


87,621 
U,470 


217    U,309 
1,025     76,326 


44,465 
1,759 

11,079 
6,654 

31,898 
4,574 
27,324 


32,777 


4,420 
1,754 
3,084 
5,295 
3,521 
14,703 

72,449 


16,178 
5,329 


756 
4,573 

576 
58 

30,547 


11,565 

18,056 

926 

1,895 

769 

3,807 

2,139 

4,328 


2,407 
954 

449 
6,374 


11,256 
16,783 

2,680 


620 

1,023 

562 

475 

36,810 


"297936 
6,824 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


32,037 
16,814 

83, 859 


29,397 
2,982 
7,515 

10,758 

15,265 
2,063 
4,940 

10,939 

247,399 


83,634 

20,896 
7,396 
3,182 

18,715 
2,225 
7,863 

10,150 

63,985 


44,579 
1,788 

10,846 
6,772 

29,353 


5,108 
24,245 


34,818 


4,617 
1,944 
3,462 
5,548 
4,447 
14,800 

147,366 


16,592 
4,338 


591 
3,747 

547 
58 

105,868 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 
of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


11^958 
92,968 
942 

1,895 

680 

3,811 

2,175 

4,506 

!,«)iT- 

2,581 
923 

439 
6,457 


28,099 


5,452 


1,630 

1,146 

2,139 

537 

134,816 


113,991 
20,825 


15,260 
80,609 


14,771 
79,300 


1,175 


761 
414 


5,470 
1^898 


310 
141 
25 
2,064 
207 
208 
617 

14,143 


5,241 
686 
605 
97 

2,472 
210 
341 
530 

1,891 


675 
191 
637 
388 

2,070 
1J7 


1,184 


204 
19 


19 

1 


682 
SS 


15 
2 


—r 
75 

42 


631 
1,656 


24 
51 
3 


2,705 

195 

2,510 


3,582 


2,937 
645 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  tmainessee. 
z  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.B.  Not  avallahle  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokera  represent  brokerage  or  coomlsslon  received. 


45.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.-- STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operauon. 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Hum- 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 

MICTS) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
doUars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
btr) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Mctropobtan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

dolUrs) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dolkri) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

and   kind  of  business 

Em- 
ployees 
(Xum- 

bc) 

Payroll 

(Dolldrs) 

ber 

(Hum- 
ber) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Hum- 
be) 

PiyroU 
(Dollar.) 

NORFOLK-POaTSMOUTH  METRO- 
POLITAN AREA,^  total 

524 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

(x) 

RICHMOND  METROPOLITAN  AREA,' 
total 

652 

(x) 

36.512 

286 

11.256 

703.951 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

10 
514 

372 
54 

(x> 

452,197 

218,600 
139,774 

(x) 
21,270 

15,388 
2,968 

(x) 
305 

228 

(x) 
7.599 

5,105 
965 

(x) 
426,882 

299,341 
64,146 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units.... 

16 
636 

423 
111 

M 
649,587 

329,554 
197.325 

2,792 
33,720 

23,186 
7.114 

286 

215 

1 

680 
10,576 

6,876 
2.185 

53,993 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISBMENTS 
T^e  of  Operation 

437  107 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches, 
offices ,   total 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches. 

offices ,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices    (without  stocks)... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

78 
33 

23 

74 

5 

423 

146,961 
50,364 

36,919 
82,880 
2,909 

329,554 

6,320 
794 

1,110 

2,204 

106 

23jl86 

1 

U 
54 
3 

215 

1,979 
206 

366 

1,103 

46 

6,876 

122,647 

Sales  branches    (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices    (without  stocks)..,. 

42 

12 

22 
55 
11 

372 

48,925 
90.849 

37,000 
44,248 
12,575 

218,600 

2.384 
584 

897 

559 

1,458 

15,388 

17 
50 

10 

228 

823 
142 

275 

lei 

1,073 

5,105 
933 

52,421 
11,725 

16,827 
10,563 
36,000 

299,341 
45,481 

16,463 

22,996 

48,852 

1,893 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals,. 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products).. 

Type  by  Kind  of  Biisiness 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total .■.,. 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.. 

Groceries    (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products)... 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

437,107 

44 
11 
7 
7 
7 
12 

35 

20,089 

10,278 

1,057 

984 

2,859 

4,911 

20,065 

1,107 
529 
141 
66 
103 
268 

1,681 

34 

5 
2 
8 
7 
12 

22 

435 

197 

50 

29 

48 

111 

620 

22,259 
10,538 
2,886 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats... 

61 

43.403 

2,313 

43 

Groceries    (general  line) 

15 
10 
6 
13 
17 

27 

24,455 
2,041 
4,091 
3,806 
4.010 

9,173 

1,173 
131 
262 
503 
244 

502 

5 
8 

11 
6 

13 

32 

423 
56 
98 
178 
178 

2U 

20,564 
2,360 
4,134 
9,213 
9,205 

9,666 

985 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,   food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

1,983 

5,867 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,    food  specialties. 

Farm  products   (edible) 

33,132 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

16 
19 

10 
17 

14 

10,280 
9,785 

5,488 
13,699 

18,048 

1,306 
375 

391 
1,537 

1,480 

10 
12 

17 

8 

10 

478 

142 

175 
435 

402 

26,733 
6,399 

Dairy ,   poultry  products 

Fruits,   vegetables    (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 

14 
13 

15 
14 

i,689 

3,4S4 
8,021 

10,794 

3S7 
145 

608 
644 

14 

13 

10 
3 

150 
63 

182 
175 

6,451 
3,215 

10,464 
13,032 

6,410 
29,308 

28,861 

Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products. 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

9 

5 

12 

6,547 
11,501 

4,547 

467 
1,013 

480 

7 

3 

114 
288 

150 

8I9IO 

4 
10 

a 

15 

7,397 
3,397 

14,353 
4,185 

396 
248 

682 
240 

"3 

4 

15 

104 
71 

197 
82 

7,015 
6,017 

12,539 
4,976 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture   (household,   office).. 
Home  furnishings, floor  corerings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products   (raw  materials).... 
Automotive  equipment .tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints.... 

10.245 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc,    leaf).. 
Dry  goods ,  apparel 

4 

8 

12 
12 
50 

22 

1:413 
3,U4 

13,793 
57,826 
17,217 

29,401 

170 
310 

1,473 

856 

2,365 

2,242 

2 

4 
24 

8 

45 
105 

321 
114 
771 

636 

3,148 
7,097 

29,341 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 

11 

4 
6 

2,492 
1,693 

1,312 

128 
112 
107 

14 

1 

2 

46 
36 

39 

2,608 
2,368 

1,679 

9,844 
51,988 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

42,898 

Furniture   (household,  office),.. 
Home  furnishings,   floor  co^eriigs 

Paper  and  its  products 

■i 

3 

7 
20 

22 

JVV 
935 

3,570 
4,259 

21,521 

4U 
67 

508 
730 

1,228 

2 

1 
7 

9 

22 
17 

163 
224 

333 

958 

3,458 
12  ,939 

26,406 

General  line, apparatus .supplies 
Elect,   appliances,   specialties. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

8 

14 

15 

14;574 
14,827 

17,381 

1,132 
1,110 

1,664 

"e 

4 

307 
329 

382 

23,5l4 
19,384 

24.526 

Automotive  equipment , tires, tubes. . 
Electrical  goods 

6 
9 

25 

9,663 
7,718 

8,683 

1,049 
615 

673 

2 
2 

5 

196 
186 

248 

13,083 

Plumbing,   heating  equipt.   spls. 
Lumber,   construction  materials.. . 

11,443 
12  ^iV 

General  line, apparatus, supplies. 

11 
11 

16 

e,807 
12,714 

11,935 

565 
663 

1,080 

'"9 

3 

159 
174 

321 

10,594 
16,112 

18,063 

11 
14 

38 

4,409 
4,274 

33,417 

345 
328 

4,053 

3 
2 

46 

126 
122 

1,172 

i'.iilS 

Elect,   applieinces,   specialties.. 
Hardware,   plumbing,  heating 

Other  construction  materials... 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies... 
Commercial  machines,    equipment. 
Construction  machinery. equipment 
Industrial  mach.,   equipt,   spls. 
Professional  equipment. supplies 
Service  estab.   equipt,   supplies 
Other  machinery,    equipt.   spls.. 

Metals,  metal  work   (exc.   scrap).. 

Waste  materials 

6,036 
76.782 

S 
8 

18 

4,586 
7,349 

15,649 

4S4 
596 

993 

2 
1 
4 

135 
186 

287 

8,213 
9,850 

16,982 

Plumbing,  heating  equipt,   spls.. 
Lumber,  construction  materials,... 

19 

9 

23 

11 

21 

5 

5 

13 

4,544 
7,621 
8,932 
4,222 
3.247 
4,851 

3,468 

5,110 

734 
781 
1,148 
557 
523 
310 

394 

540 

11 
5 

16 
3 

11 

3 

229 
196 
290 
166 

188 

103 

117 
248 

13,916 
15,427 
19,657 

9 
9 

77 

li;659 
3,990 

28,177 

57S 
415 

3,471 

4 

47 

156 
131 

1,098 

9,725 
7,257 

72,392 

11,880 

Other  construction  materials.... 
Machinery,  equipment,   supplies.... 

9,168 
6,734 

Commercial  machines,   equipment.. 
Industrial  mach. ,   equipt,  apis.. 
Professional  equipment, supplies. 

14 
16 

9 
17 
18 

3 

6 
16 

2,143 
14,972 
1,151 
1,861 
7.270 
780 

1,227 

9,926 

36S 
1,893 
178 
277 
703 
52 

264 

911 

5 
6 
4 
14 
16 
2 

26 

105 

601 

75 

96 

208 

16 

89 

387 

7,426 

42,733 

3,659 

5,360 

12,306 

908 

5,280 

19,587 

6,626 
12,292 

5 
8 

49 

j;o4i 

3,019 
61,322 

258 
382 

2,150 

"3 

28 

102 
146 

650 

5,194 

Service  estab.   equipt,    supplies. 

Transportation  equipt,   spls 

Other  machinery,   equipt,   spls... 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials... 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles, other  motor  vehicles 
Amusement,   sporting  goods 

7,098 
40,251 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap)... 

9 
4 
8 
6 
4 
5 
13 

78 

5,571 

971 

34,050 

3,756 

422 

951 

15,601 

146,961 

695 
108 
269 

151 
55 
71 

801 

6,320 

S 
3 
1 
3 
3 
3 
7 

1 

ISJ 
27 
76 
68 
29 
23 

245 

1,979 

12,163 
1,537 
6,492 

2,826 

7 
9 

44 

8,055 
1,871 

31,095 

722 
189 

1,107 

10 
16 

22 

308 
79 

382 

16,446 
3,141 

21,397 

1,168 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials.... 
Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c... 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with 
stocks ) ,   total 

1,331 
14,734 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

3 
6 

4 
5 
7 
5 
14 

42 

1,736 
312 
1,366 
18,985 
4,411 
1,024 
3,261 

48,925 

163 
13 
135 
145 
373 
59 
219 

2,384 

5 
6 
2 

2 

10 

54 
10 
58 
28 
136 
20 
76 

823 

3,564 
831 
2.549 
2,239 
6,647 
1,866 
3,701 

52,421 

122.647 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.. 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.. 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

— 3n- 
7 

3 
25 
23 

33 

— 5n>s- 

2,199 
4,015 
13.507 
66,942 

50,364 

— ryrr 

262 

115 

1,842 

2,122 

794 

1 

'Hi 
78 
33 
520 
692 

206 

=-=i 

w'.yn 

4,805 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies... 
Manufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c... 

Manufacturers'    sales  offices 
(without  stocks),    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches   (with 
stocks ) ,  total 

16,463 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Machinery,  equipment,   supplies.... 
Manufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

U 

3 
11 
15 

55 

30,650 

546 

2,221 

15,508 

44,248 

918 

56 

466 

944 

559 

50 

320 
16 
124 
363 

181 

18,551 
1,149 
9,551 

23,170 

10,568 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,    equipment,    supplies... 
Manufs'    sales  offices,   n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,    total 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats.. 

4 
6 
23 

74 

1,708 

8,363 

40,293 

82,880 

25 

88 
681 

2,204 

54 

5 

26 
175 

1,103 

607 
1,878 
13,978 

48,852 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

19 
6 
4 
9 
3 
18 
15 

27,705 
7,135 

14,428 

8,905 

946 

5,213 

18,548 

408 

36 

1,140 

187 
24 

191 

218 

14 

4 
1 
7 
1 
16 
11 

139 
11 

825 

29 

6 

48 

45 

8,237 
598 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

20 
6 
3 
5 

21 

25,470 
5,568 
2,302 
2,006 
8,902 

296 
97 
11 
26 

129 

22 
6 
4 
3 

15 

106 
19 
12 
10 
34 

5,375 

1,862 

212 

563 

2,556 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 

Hardware,    plumbing,    heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials. . . 
Machinery,   equipment,   supplies... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

28,031 
3,712 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies.... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

609 
3,559 
4,106 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


VIRGINIA 


45.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RolL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BV  TyPE  OF  Ope&ATION  AND  tClNO  OP  BUSINESS:  1948 


Metropolian  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  land  of  business 


ROANOKE  METROPOLnAN 
AREA.'  total , 


Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'   sales  branches, 
offices ,  total 


Seles  branches  (with  stocks).... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks).. 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  teminals.. 
Other  operating  types 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers .  total .... 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

FiarB  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf),. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Hum- 
bcr) 


Siks, 
entire 
year 


Man) 


133,171 


78,430 
27.227 


16,835 
10,392 


6,767 
20,747 


78,430 


9,?02 
3,759 
3,167 
1,617 


Pay  roll, 
en  cue 
year 


[Thousand 
dollars) 


7,904 


5,747 
1,475 


1,336 
139 


400 
282 


456 

263 

228 

67 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


(^d  employees  and 

pay  rati,  worLn-eek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


451 
34 


131 
114 


174 

119 

69 

24 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


158,764 


113,990 
30,096 


27,160 
2,936 


9.280 
5,398 


113,990 


9,095 
5,096 
4,228 
1,314 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


RQANOKI  METROPOLITAN 
AREA— Cnntinued 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 


Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipinent , tires  .tubes, . . 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).,,. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks),  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Manufs'  sales  branches,  n.e.c... 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Num- 
ber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


981 
1,612 
4,258 
13.330 
12.232 
11,320 
1.881 
14.471 


16,835 


9,330 
2.306 
5,199 


Active 

Pay  roll,   ]  propri- 

entire     .  etors,* 

year        Novem- 

bei 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


214 
858 
481 
958 
1.130 
102 
910 


1,336 


347 
496 
493 


(Num. 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


20 
62 
246 
155 
292 
355 
36 
374 


129 
115 
207 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


1,467 

3.896 
14,144 

9,637 
18,214 
26,654 

1,312 
18,433 


6,912 
9,491 
10,757 


»  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 
^  Consists  of  Norfolk  and  Princess  Anne  Counties;  and  Norfolk,  Portsmouth,  and  South  NorfolJj  cities. 
^  Consists  of  Chesterfield  and  Heru*ico  Co'mties  and  Richmond  city. 
'  C<Bislsts  of  Roanoke  County  and  Roanoke  <*)ty. 


Table  103.— 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  axd 


COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


County  and  dty 


Escablish- 
mcnts 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Accomack  County 

Albermarle  County 

Alleghany  County 

Amelia  County 

Aaiherst  County 

Appcoattox  County 

Arlington  County^ 

Augusta  County 

Bath  County 

Bedford  County 

Bland  County 

Botetourt  County 

Brunswick  County 

Buchanan  Coimty 

Buckingham  County 

Caaq>bell  County 

Caroline  County 

Carroll  County 

Charles  City  County 

Charlotte  County 

Chesterfield  County 

Colonial  Heights 

Remainder  of  County 

Clarke  County 

Craig  County 

Culpepcr  County 

C^Mberland  County 

Dickenson  County 

Dinwiddle  County 

Elizabeth  City  County 

Essex  County 

Fairfax  County 

Falls  Cburcll 

Remainder  of  County 

Fauquier  County 

Floyd  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


26 
3,000 

95 
U 
12 


2,072,060 


103,940 


1,856 


40,867 


38,590 
2,033,470 

18,945 
4,417 
3,829 


(x) 

31,709 
1,330 
<x) 
4,537 

(x) 

(x) 
3,453 
3,157 

(x) 

10,173 

591 

5,304 

915 

2.728 


4,814 
99,126 

929 
124 
218 


(x) 
1,624 
29 
(x) 

210 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


55 
169 


Ti) 

(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

5,661 
(x) 
1,353 

3,016 
2,453 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


228 
15 
101 

12 

68 


146 
208 


(x) 


(x) 


5,039 


1,856 

86 
8 
3 


1,242 
39,625 

742 
68 
92 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


535 
18 


(x) 
Cx) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


131 

8 

54 

14 

26 


94,071 
2,037,457 

27,356 
2,345 
4,238 


(x) 

35,001 
630 
(x) 
4,441 

(x) 

(x) 
1,906 
3,526 

(x) 

6,429 

311 

2,411 

221 

1.450 


1,753 


972,535 

5,016 
1,087 
1,812 


13,137 

2,238 

(x) 

298 
2,103 
(x) 

1,108 

1,027 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

5,320 
(x) 
1,070 

2,730 
3,070 


(x) 

(x) 

2,620 

1,353 

1,721 
(x) 


"TiT 
(x) 


"TiT 

(x) 


"Ki 

(x) 


(x) 


2,722 


1,247 


1,060,935 

13,929 
3,330 
2,017 


(x) 

18,572 
1,330 
(x) 
2,299 

(x) 

(x) 
3,155 
1,054 

(x) 

9,065 

591 

4,277 


(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

3,041 
(x) 


1,295 
U) 


U) 


(x) 
4,235 


45.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

&TABOSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL ToTAL;  ESTABLISHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHER  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


County  and  city 


Establish- 
ments 


(^lumber) 


Safes, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 

iiolUlTS) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


propnetors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Pay  roli 
(Dollars) 


Merchant  wholesalers 


T 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 


{Thousand 
dolUrs) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Fluvaima  County 

Franklin  County 

Frederick  County 

Giles  County 

Gloucester  County 

Goochland  County 

Grayson  County 

Greene  County 

Greensville  County 

Halif a:t  County 

South  Boston 

Remainder  of  County 

Hanover  County 

Henrico  County 

Henry  County 

Highland  County 

Isle  of  Vlght  County 

James  City  County 

King  and  Queen  County 

King  George  County 

King  William  County 

Lancaster  County 

Lee  County 

Loudoun  County 

Louisa  County 

Lunenburg  County 

Madison  County 

Mathews  County 

Mecklenburg  County 

Middlesex  County 

Montgomery  County 

Nansemond  County 

Nelson  County 

Ne«  Kent  County 

Norfolk  County 

Northampton  County 

Northumberland  County 

Nottoway  County 

Orange  County 

Page  County 

Patrick  County 

Pittsylvania  County 

Powhatan  County 

Prince  Edward  County 

Farmvllle 

Remainder  of  County 

Prince  George  County 

Prince  William  Coimty 

Princess  Anne  County 

Virginia  Beach 

Remainder  of  County 

Pulaski  County 

Pulaski 

Remainder  of  County 

Rappahannock  County 

Richmond  County 

Roanoke  County 

Salan 

Remainder  of  County 

Rockbridge  County 

Lexington 

Remainder  of  County 

Rockingham  County 

Russell  County 

Scott  County 

Shenandoah  County 

Sntyth  County 

Marion 

Remainder  of  County 

Southampton  County 

Spotsylvania  County 

Stafford  County 

Surry  County 

Sunsex  County 

Tazewell  County 

Bluefleld^ 

Remainder  of  County 

Warren  County 

Front  Royal 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table 


478 

7,159 
2,977 

3,072 
(x) 
1,<38 


26, 2U 


(x) 


13 

62 

191 

51 

253 


55 
166 
1.139 


(x) 


(x) 

463 

20,811 

4,023 

(x) 

2,770 

203 


2,294 
5,722 
3,554 

5,175 
3,920 
9,340 

1,917 

14,258 

844 

3,933 

2,206 

404 

(x) 

17,949 

6,806 

1,544 

7,245 

7,2U 
1,672 
(x) 
6,129 


6.557 


1W 
(x) 


(x) 


7 
37 

103 
14 

281 


17 
74 
1,238 


(x) 


264 
2,147 
4,326 

7U 

3,063 
(x) 

974 

3,586 

42,192 


(x) 


32 
671 
201 

125 
U 


(x) 


85 
723 
71 

94 
190 


296 
61 

230 
92 

10 


(x) 


20 
248 
86 

141 
7 


41 

770 

34 

47 
91 
91 


312 

77 

120 

186 

5 


(x) 


(x) 


847 
536 
138 
278 

135 
58 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


463 

455 

146 

97 

90 
20 


5,783 
774 


1,817 


626 
460 


2.557 


'zW 


JZ6. 


157 
9 


(x) 

610 

15,290 

5,556 

(x) 

4,422 

238 


1,507 

25,986 

1,543 

1,886 
3,698 
3,619 

4,411 

12,150 

2,125 

4,259 

3,623 

210 

(x) 

17,086 
14,645 
3,373 
3,972 

2,753 
1,130 
(x) 
3,943 


4,479 


(x) 
(x) 

1,857 
(x) 

1,526 

(x)  ■■■ 

1,292 

6,939 


T^ 


(x) 
(x) 
1,850 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 

299 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 
(x) 

(x)  ■'■ 

1,459 
(x) 

2,152 
(x) 
(x) 


2,370 
425 
(x) 
(x) 

2,684 
(x) 


4,310 
169 


1,136 
1.463 


3,367 


(x) 


496 
967 


1^ 
(>) 


2,557 


463 
2,255 


846 
""555" 


30 

162 


00 
(x) 


(x) 


(xT 
(x) 


2,180 
3,431 


(x) 


(x)  ' 


(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


3,156 


,193 
963 

19,488 
1,216 
1,385 
4,307 

3.620 


2,828 
792 

10,307 
4,934 

(x)  ■■■ 
1,955 

22,184 


119 
23 

391 
29 

60 
138 

_i2a. 


118 
55 


373 

77 


48 
13 

212 
18 
32 
80 

_S1 


3.022 


283 
40 


2,519 
503 

7,275 

587 

1,279 

2,645 

3.450 


(x) 


5,  BBS 
16,299 

9,768 


59 
900 


(x) 


"T5a 
550 


(x) 


29 
339 


"TJT 
216 

82 


2,442 
1,008 

9,009 
1,602 

(x)  '" 
1,236 

17,669 


2,332 
(x) 

636 
1,679 

2.529 


7,784 
1,984 


130 
35 


6;626 
10,843 

2,804 


(x) 

5,826 
(x) 


(x) 
16,646 


3,778 
U,368 


"XisJ' 

650 


VIRGINIA 


45.07 


Tabic  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE-  Continued 

EsTAfiUSHMBNTS,  SaL£S.  PaY   ROLI,  AND  PeRSONNEI, TOTAL;  HSTABUSUMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WhOLESALB&S  AND  OxUER  OPERATINO  TyPES:  1948 


Couoty  and  dty 


Warvldc  County 

Vafihlivgtoji  County 

Westnoreland  County 

Vise  County 

Big  Stone  Gap 

Reaalnder  of  County 

Wythe  County 

York  County 

INDEPQJDDfr  CITIES 
{Not  parts  of  counties) 

ju.exandrla  city 

Bristol  city 

Buena  vista  city 

Charlottesville  city 

Clifton  Forge  city 

Danville  city 

Frederldcsburg  city 

Haj^tcm  city 

Harrlsonhurg  city 

Hopevell  city 

Lynchburg  city 

Martinsville  city 

Newport  Nevs  city 

Horfoli  city 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
WlK)lesale  establlshDents 

Petersburg  city 

Porta«3uth  city 

Radford  city 

Richmond  city 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establislnents 

Roanoke  city 

South  Mortoli  city 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 
Wholesale  establishments 

Staunton  city 

Suffolk  city 

Waynesboro  city 

WilUamsburg  city  ' 

Winchester  city 


Total 


Establish- 
mcnu 

(Humicr) 


9 
■435 

55 

45 

7 


16 
612 


204 
9 


Silcs. 
encire  year 

dollars) 


3,223 

18,888 

1,055 


3,106 
22,533 


11,445 
2,703 


29,958 
21,946 
(x) 
13,427 
872 
87,845 

11,857 
5,354 

12,846 
753 

60,660 
7,227 

35,135 

M 


(x) 
406,308 

23,975 

22,666 

1,64a 

(x) 


(x) 
626,048 

129,723 

(x) 


(x) 
4,188 

18,774 

32,981 

4,623 

740 

16,134 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


202 

396 

28 


262 
815 


179 
278 


1,604 
1,249 
(x) 

939 

104 

3,422 

912 

492 

496 

54 

3,603 
333 

1,917 

M 


(x) 
18,547 

1,571 

1,568 

102 

35,773 


2,792 
32,981 


7,755 
(x) 


(x) 


232 

1,147 
1,231 

262 
56 

992 


proprietors, 
November 


(Xumfaer) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


273 
107 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employeea  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

Wumber) 


109 

254 

37 


~75" 
333 


89 
231 


492 
505 
(x) 

366 

31 

2,109 

358 
345 
219 
26 
1,110 
136 
700 

(x) 


(x) 
6,463 

665 
558 
34 


680 
10,302 


2,600 


M 


iCO 

868 

99 

27 

358 


Pay  roll 
(OoIUrs) 


5,467 

9,421 

545 


5,273 
15,420 


3,283 
5,330 


30,512 
25,092 
(x) 

17, 922 
1,912 
87,509 

18,034 
9,529 
3,874 
1,077 

64,142 
7,912 

35,073 

(x) 


374,349 

29,914 

29,732 

1,856 

637, 2U 


33,993 
633,213 

154,941 

(x) 


(x) 
4,252 

21,513 

30,919 

6,643 

1,314 

17,545 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Other  opeiating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


Wumber) 


411 
135 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousatid 
dollars) 


Establish, 
mcnis 

iXftmia) 


M 

4,796 
(x) 

18,087 


(x) 


8,504 
14,211 

9,113 
(x) 
38,6:7 

8,029 
2,869 
8,2U 
(x) 

43,088 
3,513 

20,854 


198,353 

U,400 

16,671 

570 


324,325 
(x) 


765 

10,443 
7,675 

(x) 

(x) 
7,789 


201 
69 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 
14,092 
(x) 


UT 
(x) 


9,492 
2,703 


21,454 
7,735 
(x) 

4,314 
(x) 
49,208 

3,828 
2,485 
4,633 
(x) 

17,572 
3,7U 

U,281 


207,955 

10,575 
5,995 
1,078 


301,723 
(x) 


3,423 

3,331 
25,306 
(x) 
(k) 

8,345 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 

'  Classified  as  urban  under  special  rule. 

'  Located  in  Tazewell  County,  Va.,  and  Mercer  County,  W.  Va. 

*  Located  In  James  City  and  York  Counties  but  Independent  thereof. 


45.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  ani>  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kino  of  Business;  1948 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  Idna  of  business 


ACCOMilCK  COUNTY,    total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,   total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Lumber,  construction  materials. . 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,   terminals 
Agents,   brokers 

Assemblers  (farm  products),   total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Other  assemblers 

INDEPENDENT  CITIES 
(Not  parts  of  counties) 

DANVILLE  CITY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Fann  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 
Autonctlve  equipment, tires, tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies . . 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  hniv  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials)... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

LYNCHBURG  CITY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.. 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) ... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials . . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats. 
Farm  products  (raw  materials) ... 
J^ents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


NEWPORT  NEWS  CITY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 
Machinery,   equipment,   supplies . . . 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  statione,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Hum- 
her) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,016 


702 

103 

4,211 

2,770 


8,449 
2,189 


87,845 


38,637 


4,944 

1,711 

852 

433 

22,099 

1,307 

4,318 

185 

597 

2,191 

4,210 

40,780 


39,861 
919 


43,088 


8,473 
4,201 
629 
7,090 
1,872 
1,237 
5,761 
2,362 
1,704 
9,759 

4,021 
3,346 

10,205 


2,827 
2,805 
4,573 


20,854 


5,074 
1,010 
2,605 
926 
1,376 
1,115 
8,748 

6,784 
7,497 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollar;) 


27 

6 

158 


278 
369 


2,454 


241 

196 

56 

20 

1,079 

192 

403 

24 

90 

153 

145 

650 


628 
22 


3,603 


3,099 


331 
328 

44 
483 
125 
228 
486 

88 
259 
677 

233 
134 


1,917 


277 
38 

184 

155 
81 
82 

607 

174 
319 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
ber) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(?*ium- 

hn) 


742 


92 
513 


2,109 


112 
66 
28 
10 

901 
77 

129 
12 
50 
43 


556 
13 


138 

144 
19 

122 
29 
61 

145 
15 
70 

207 

76 
38 


117 
18 
70 
48 
26 
37 

228 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


27,356 


599 

120 

3,033 

1,697 

20 


3,538 
18,349 


87,509 


52,  582 


4,622 
3,9X 
1,073 

374 

27,410 

3,540 

6,928 

415 
1,725 
2,561 

2,577 

28,690 


28,208 
482 


55, 358 


6,799 
6,651 
750 
8,990 
1,365 
4,456 
9,256 
1,707 
4,390 
10,994 

4,076 
2,701 


202 

231 

1,574 


25,474 


4,741 
874 
3,620 
2,743 
1,604 
1,371 
10,521 

3,535 
6,064 


County,  type  of  operation, 
and  kino  of  business 


NORFOLK  CITY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. .. . 
Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).. 

WaBte  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) . . . 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (farm  products),  total. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

PETERSBURG  CITY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers 

Other  operating  types 

RICHMOND  CITY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. .. . 
Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 
Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap).. 
Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) .... 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. . ■ 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) . . 


ROANOKE  CITY,  total. 


Petroleum  bulk  statiorw,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(>(ura 
ber) 


16 
612 


17 
14 
12 
12 
12 
50 
15 
5 
274 

106 
16 


17 
187 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
406,308 


198,353 


34,926 
6,754 
7,379 

10,794 
1,312 
3,404 

21,521 

27,820 
1,227 
6,066 

77,150 


139,774 


48,925 
90,849 


15,750 


41,918 


25,470 
5,568 

2,006 
8,874 

10,513 


3,203 
7,310 


23,975 


13,400 


4,442 
2,626 
1,711 
954 
227 
3,440 

3,402 
5,620 
1,553 

(x) 


(x) 
626,048 


324,325 


13,699 
18,048 

4,547 
13,793 
57,826 
17,217 
17,381 

3,468 
178,346 

186,308 
29,626 

82.380 


27,705 
7,135 

14,428 

8,905 

946 

5,213 

18,548 

2,909 


6,767 
122,956 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Xhousand 
dollars) 


(x) 


(x) 
18,547 


13, 388 


1,745 
271 
579 
644 
107 
576 

1,228 

3,421 
264 
286 

4,267 


2,968 


2,384 
584 


296 
97 
26 

106 


147 
,170 


1,571 


1,216 


274 
239 
130 
142 
54 
377 

171 

59 

125 

35,773 


2,792 
32,981 


22,957 


1,537 
1,480 

480 
1,473 

856 
2,365 
1,664 

394 
12,708 

6,782 
932 

2.204 


408 

36 

1,140 

187 
24 

191 

218 

106 


400 
7,353 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
be) 


(x) 


(x) 

234 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num. 

ber) 


(x) 


(x) 
6,463 


4,333 


722 
113 
172 
175 
39 
170 
333 

1,075 

89 

119 

1,321 


823 
142 


106 
19 
10 
26 


44 
849 


91 
86 
64 
48 
31 
140 

77 
68 
60 


273  10,982 


680 
273  10, 302 


6,787 


155 
1 


6 

101 


435 
402 
150 
321 
114 
771 
382 
U7 
4,095 

2,072 
294 

1,103 


825 
29 


131 
2,469 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses . 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


WASHINGTON 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  Statej  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business ■46.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4-6.04 

Seattle  Metropolitan  Area 46.04 

Spokane  Metropolitan  Area 46. 05 

Tacoma  Metropolitan  Area 46.05 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 46 .  06 

10<4  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 46.07 

Chelan  County 46.07  Spokane  County 46.07 

Grays  Harbor  County 46.07  Thurston  County 46.07 

King  County 46.07  Walla  Walla  County 46.07 

Pierce  County 46.07  Whatcom  County 46.08 

Skagit  County 46.07  Whitman  County 46.08 

Snohomish  County 46.07  Yakima  County 46.08 

46.01 


46.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  opeiation  and  kind  of  business 


State,  total 

Almliilfitratlve,  auxlllazy  units 19^ . , . , 

Wholesale  establishmenta 194^ . . . . 

1939 

1929 

WiOLIS*LE  ESTABLISHMEOTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

LljDited-functlon  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  atationa,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 

Grain  (country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  prodocts  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

tome  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,   twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equlinient,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Camerclal  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,   equipment 

Fann-dalry  machinery,   equlpnent 

Industrial  machinery,   equipment,   supplies. 

Professional  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establlshnent  equipment,   supplies.... 
Transportation  (exc.automotlve)equlpt,apls.. . 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.   scrap) 

Iron,   steel  and  products 

Nonf erroua  metals,  metal  work 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


Qiu-mbcT) 


4,186 


39 
4,147 

3,565 
2,588 


2.329 


2,159 
50 
120 


355 
105 

610 
414 


126 

151 


5 
5 

7 
24 

22 
272 


123 
16 
23 

150 
40 
64 
26 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,656,504 


15,330 
2,643,174 

762,974 
959, 164 


1,271.433 


1,049,665 
37,136 
184,632 

523.174 


367,657 
155,517 

236,511 
378,688 

233,368 


61,771 
91,835 
79,762 


199.153 


122, 84B 

4,116 

8,613 

33,189 

30,387 

130.744 


67,043 
63,701 


30,564 
12,597 


32,194 


17,222 
3,377 

10,246 
1,349 

32,921 

19,043 


9,129 
9,914 

16, 562 


i,29i 
13,268 

19,867 


,193 
2,707 
2,20S 
7,759 

45,082 
47,150 

87.510 


56,652 
30,858 

82.075 


55,798 
26,277 


231.925 


148,209 
56,388 
27,328 

126,463 
19,810 
15,871 
11,934 
45,039 
10,528 
9,975 
13,306 

23.484 


18,740 
4,744 


12.975 


8,021 
4,954 

121.124 


34,475 
8,931 
7,031 

19,128 

18,876 
6,290 
2,490 

23,903 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


n.a. 
n.a. 


151,792 
2,907 
8,359 

49,938 


44,344 
5,594 

26,423 
12,221 


9,489 
3,325 

17,378 


163,058 


19.353 


9,392 
462 
1,611 
3,261 
4,627 

20,308 


13,017 
7,291 


4,066 
1,349 


3.931 


1,777 
406 

1,399 
349 

2,018 

2.533 


1,218 
1,315 

2,648 


751 
1,897 

3.545 


1,099 
368 
633 

1,445 

1,346 
11,729 

12.164 


7,256 
4,908 


8,651 
3,875 

19.888 


5,195 
6,203 
8,490 

24,329 


5,219 
2,131 
1,559 
8,234 
2,269 
2,264 
2,653 

3.790 


2,951 
839 


1,662 

739 

15.134 


4,579 
1,792 
1,227 

839 
2,250 
1,106 

380 
2,961 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


7.8 
4.5 


12.1 
3.6 

11.2 
3.2 


15.4 
3.6 

21.8 


7.6 
11.2 
18.7 

9.8 
15.2 

15.5 


19.4 
11.4 


13.3 
10.7 

12.2 


10.3 
12.0 
13.6 
25.9 

6.1 


13.3 
13.3 


"STF 
14.3 

17.8 


15.3 
13.6 
28.7 

18.6 

3.0 
24.9 


12.3 
15.9 


15.5 
14.7 


3.5 

11.0 
31.1 

19.2 


26.3 

13.4 
U.l 
18.3 
21.6 
22.7 
19.9 

16.1 


15.7 
17.7 


20.7 
14.9 

12.5 


13.3 
20.1 
17.4 
4.4 
11.9 
17.6 
15.3 
12.4 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


153,442 


7,931 
145,511 

44,  U6 
50,990 


92,791 


87,101 
1,137 
4,553 


21,329 
2,858 

8,613 
4,679 


4,823 
1,602 
8,816 


10,761 


5,689 

250 

883 

1,930 

2,009 

12,041 


7,840 
4,201 


2.599 


2,154 
445 

2.357 


1,168 
204 
806 
179 

1,118 

1,388 


648 
740 

1,397 


T2?" 
973 

2.243 


750 
226 
278 
989 

783 
7,138 

7.132 


4,384 
2,748 

8.179 


5,755 
2,424 


2,679 
3,003 
4,619 

14,192 


2,989 
1,331 
768 
4,817 
1,384 
1,250 
1,653 

2.002 


1,525 

477 


1.287 


877 
410 

7.873 


2,585 
953 
747 
347 

1,135 
597 
164 

1,345 


Active 

proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
be) 


2,734 


2,734 

1,817 
953 


1,636 
29 
91 


4 
3 

511 
333 


13 
114 


3 

4 

24 

14 
226 


""39" 
3 
17 
100 
28 
64 
10 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 

(Number) 
40,714 


1,965 
38,749 

24,474 
n.a. 


23,469 

264 

1,141 

6.431 


5,791 
640 

2,580 
1,211 

3.653 


1,049 
436 
2,168 


3,103 


1,651 

84 

305 

536 

527 

3,313 


2,214 

1,099 


511 
79 


367 
62 

237 
50 


167 
163 


129 
207 


196 
68 
142 
314 

173 
1,962 

1_,809 


1,066 
743 


1,587 
570 


2.417 


617 

695 

1,105 

3,833 


866" 
355 
209 
1,212 
412 
361 
418 

477 


363 

U4 


236 

143 

2.210 


615 
303 
282 

77 
322 
162 

29 
420 


July  15 
(Number) 


45,796 


2,020 
43,776 

28,355 

n.a. 


24,764 

291 

1,236 

6,637 


5,984 
653 

2,570 
1,285 


1,977 

591 

4,425 


3,088 


1,692 

86 

254 

525 

531 

3.730 


2,485 
1,245 


566 
84 


382 
63 

234 
53 


171 
163 


116 
244 


205 

69 

139 

315 

200 
1,996 

1.899 


1,151 
748 


1,622 
599 


634 

833 

1,263 

4,015 


874 
369 
236 
1,329 
427 
375 
405 

514 


390 
124 


250 
130 

2.367 


671 
305 
237 
102 
359 
172 
29 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


47,575 


2,711,688 


1,917 
45,658 

28,780 
n.a. 


25,762 


24,273 

292 

1,197 

6.579 


5,932 
647 


2,543 
1,291 


3,331 

451 

5,701 


25,762 


3,131 


1,708 

89 

254 

553 

527 

3,430 


2,288 
1,142 


525 
83 


364 

63 

224 

47 


175 
160 


255 


203 

74 

147 

321 

174 
2,015 

1.902 


1,166 
736 


1,638 
651 

2.626 


628 

718 

1,280 

3,857 


846" 
354 
228 
,216 
422 
384 
407 


372 
95 


245 
_26 

2,391 


646 
295 
283 

95 
335 
205 

29 
503 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


146,961 
2,564,727 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,677,782 


1, 574, 520 
20,916 
82,346 


403,552 
51,783 

166,976 
84,273 

180,361 


45,939 
25,431 
108,991 


1.677,782 


197,604 


109,074 
4,667 
17,489 
31,579 
34,795 

222.431 


145,667 
76,764 

41.384 


35,639 
5,745 

45.360 


22,496 
3,906 

15,841 
3,117 

20,413 

23,015 


11,933 
11,082 

22,083 


8,627 
U,456 

42.923 


U,185 
5,250 
5,925 

18,563 

14,206 
128,687 

124.972 


77,984 
46,988 
142.439 


102,293 
40,146 


181,936 


46,823 
50,997 
84,116 

264,984 


58,166 
24,569 
13,857 
87,175 
25,572 
23,727 
31,918 

35.039 


26,737 
8,302 

22.725 


14,939 
7,786 

147.581 


46,620 

18,087 

14,301 

6,413 

19,225 

9,538 

3,076 

30,321 


July  15 
(Dollar.) 


3,036,963 


153,739 
2,883,224 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1.824,789 


1,708,284 
22,128 
94,377 

469.833 


417,101 
52,782 

169, 169 
86,828 

332.555 


93,358 

37,873 

201,324 


1,824,789 


215,931 


119,580 
4,607 
15, 974 
36,631 
39,139 

258,538 


165,555 
92,983 

47.787 


41,339 
6,448 

46.604 


23,351 
3,990 

15,833 
3,430 

20,872 

23.812 


12,222 
11,590 

23,372 


7,975 
15,897 

44.250 


13,171 
5,715 
7,136 

18,228 

10,962 
133,778 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


3,140,458 


153,355 

2,987,103 

n.a. 
n.a. 


1.782.030 


1,674,381 
21,982 
85,667 

472,166 


419,806 
52,360 

181,186 
86,057 

465.664 


156,626 

25,733 
283,305 


1,732.030 


215,936 


118,032 
4,923 
17,508 
36,590 
38,883 

236.112 


154,947 
81,165 

46,453 


39,701 
6,752 

47,183 


23,815 
4,134 

15,960 
3,274 

21,430 

24,500 


12,852 
11,648 

26,266 


7,985 
18,281 

44,402 


13,596 
5,854 
6,255 

18,697 

10,051 
U9,653 
131.039 


82,558 
44,856 


110,330 
43,582 


209.216 


49,731 
60,451 
99,034 

280.106 
58,425 
25,925 
15,779 
96,476 
26,190 
25,185 
32,126 

40,061 


30,750 
9,311 


23.684 


16,357 

7,327 

163.990 


54,013 

18,891 

14, 576 

7,688 

23,457 

9,961 

3,050 

32,354 


85,385 
45,654 


108, 535 
43,017 

201.068 


47,824 
54,379 
98,865 

270,223 


56,873 
25,611 
16,260 
88,377 
26,843 
24,247 
32,012 

36.518 


29,756 
6,762 

22,801 


15,787 
7,014 

156,843 


47,297 
19,275 
14,639 

6,909 
20,568 
12,726 

3,256 
32,173 


See  footnotas  at  end  of  table. 


WASHINGTON 


46.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 
Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  openQon  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks ], total . 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Faim  products  (edible) 

Dru^s,    chemicals,    allied  products 

DrugSf  drug  sundries 

Industrial  chemicals,   explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  pxxls,  apparel 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  Its  produc  ts 

Autoootive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies ,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipnent,  supplies 

Ccmnercial  machines,  equipment 

Fana-dalry  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establislment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc,  scrap] 

Otlier  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  suppl les 

ffenufs'  sales  branches, miscellaneous  products. 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices (without  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lianber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  offices 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  ( edible ) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  gocds  specialties,  piece  goods,  ootlons... 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture 

BoiBe   furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (Inedible), n.e.c 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  stipplles 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CcBBerclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  nachinery,  equlpnents,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Other  agents  and  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,  total 

Fans  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Farm  products  (Inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

Flab,  sea  foods  (freah) 

Other  assemblers 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


10 
160 


130 
U 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousdnd 
dolUri) 


367,657 

126,691 
8,423 

27.502 


7,437 
8,610 
11,455 

2,342 

11.865 


2,838 

9,027 

8,704 

32,023 

36,805 


35,660 
1,145 

9,406 
10,931 

46,204 


9,431 
10,571 
19,261 
2,985 
2,043 
1,913 

14,464 

32,297 


2,618 
27,731 

155,517 


8,039 

3,709 

447 

2,085 

8,378 

8,505 

6,390 

27,371 

22,373 

68,220 

378,688 


U6,097 
47,495 
4,417 


6,919 
2,795 


6.L20 


1,768 
4,352 


60,799 


20,388 

32,435 

7,976 

1,250 

12.122 


7,767 
4,355 


4,251 
5,626 

26,138 

11.225 


270 
9,038 
1,917 

1,962 
70,372 

233,368 


119,842 


19, 956 
99,886 

108.713 


96,4B5 
12,228 

4,813 


2,756 
2,057 


Operating  expenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roil) 


Amount 

(Tlioujdnd 
dollars) 


8,934 
991 


1,564 
1,717 
2,492 


655 
445 

1,613 
2,850 

2.197 


2,000 
197 

1,431 
1,285 

9,658 


3;404 
863 

3,703 
911 
44« 
329 

1,330 

6,816 


109 
6,256 

5,594 


604 

226 

27 

89 

872 

228 

155 

730 

929 

1,734 

12.221 


3,260 

1,795 

216 


35ff 
144 


94 
246 

61 

863 


161 
432 
270 


546 

379 


267 
356 


24 
,653 
140 

105 
1,706 

30,192 


24,480 


1,948 
22,532 

4.483 


3,640 
843 


861 
386 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


7.0 
11.8 


21.0 
19.9 
21.8 


23.1 
4.9 

18.5 
8.9 


5.6 

17.2 

15.2 
11.8 

20.9 


36.1 
8.2 
19.2 
30.5 
21.9 
17.2 

9.2 

21.1 


23.2 
4.2 
22.6 

3.6 


7.5 
6.1 
6.0 
4.3 
10.4 
2.7 
2.4 
2.7 
4.2 
2.5 

3.2 


2.8 
3.8 
4.9 


5.2 
5.2 


5.3 
5.6 


0.8 
1.3 
3.4 

7.9 

7.6 


7.0 
8.7 


6.3 

6.3 

3.5 

7.3 


8.9 
7.2 
7.3 

5.4 
2.4 


9.3 
22.6 


3.8 
6.9 


31.2 
17.9 


Ply  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


21,329 


4,104 
526 


685 

570 

1,265 


371 
212 

937 
1,693 

1,367 


1,249 
118 

812 
560 

5,905 


2,457 
531 

2,064 
507 
221 
125 

600 


296 

59 

1,187 


309 

129 

16 

50 

517 

136 

98 

327 

550 

726 

4,679 


1,243 
930 
26 


15 
122 

25 

356 


73 
161 
122 


262 
122 


121 
169 

213 

358 


5 
269 

84 

56 

500 


1,100 
11,382 


1,701 
370 


572 
U6 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem' 
ber 

{Hum- 
ber) 


2 
333 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15    July  15      Nov.  15 
(Number)  (Number)  (Number) 


5,791 


1,184 
157 


160 
128 
409 


94 
56 

285 

506 


345 
38 

231 
125 

1,512 


*539 
154 
553 
151 
58 
57 

148 

378 


15 
267 


99 
27 
2 

14 
91 
28 
25 

59 
118 
177 

1,2U 


301 

230 

13 

25 


23 
131 
27 


2 
72 
21 

24 

120 


369 
2,320 


457 
156 


IS? 
62 


5,984 


1,244 
151 


160 
125 
432 


97 
56 

270 
510 


352 

40 

232 

124 

1,572 


570 
166 
586 
149 
59 
42 

156 

428 


120 

14 

294 


94 
26 
4 
16 
91 
28 
25 
67 
122 
180 

1,285 


326 

276 

11 


23 
130 
26 


2 
71 
21 

31 
124 

6.993 


6.021 


320 
5,701 


635 
109 


iSS 
48 


5,93: 


1,22; 

134 


16: 
12; 

42! 


lo; 

62 
297 

5i: 


38:  24,502 


332 

5C 

20J 
117 


1,566        116,240 


59: 
152 
574 
14C 
59 
it 

157 

41E 


97 

13 

30S 


84 
2: 

4 

! 

84 

3: 

21 

74 
12£ 
182 

1,291 


303 

283 

U 


23 
152 
27 


2 

73 
21 

1? 
127 

9.48; 


8.496 


411 

i,085 


477 
166 


247 
97 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
{Dollars) 


403,552 

74,850 
11,646 

47.475 


13,993 

9,374 

24,103 

2,594 

10,872 


6,969 
3,903 

13,615 
33,053 


22,109 
2,393 

16,124 
10,368 


51,494 
9,121 
33,222 
10,396 
3,597 
3,410 

9,625 

27,538 


5;iU 

1,240 

21,204 

51,783 


5,057 

2,269 

200 

947 

10,069 
2,294 
1,762 
5,643 
9,877 

13,665 

84,273 


22,341 

15,805 
524 


2,274 
509 


277 
2,051 

640 

7.873 


2,411 
3,214 
2,248 

645 

6.397 


4,341 
2,056 


2,233 
2,056 

3,598 

6.513 


4,758 
1,675 

1,625 
8,412 

180.361 


128.717 


10,252 
113,465 


26,962 
6,751 

17,931 


15,789 
2,142 


July  15 
(Dclldrs) 


417, 101 


81,036 
11,743 

48,867 


13,477 

9,264 

26,126 

2,532 

10,377 


6,404 
3,973 
17,651 
35,074 

26, 124 


24,123 
2,001 

15,606 
10,761 

116,007 


47,304 
10,391 
41,600 
10,349 
3,659 
2,704 

10,495 

30,773 


6,813 

1,183 

22, 782 

52,782 


5,618 
2,125 
344 
1,083 
9,199 
2,321 
1,797 
6,184 
9,708 
14,398 

86,828 


23,347 

16,759 

474 

1,622 


1,049 
573 


277 
2,131 


1,754 
3,193 

1,825 


5,863 
2,022 


2,371 
2,201 

3,773 

6.576 


4,870 
1,626 

2,1U 
8,926 

332.555 


276.615 


19,315 
257,300 

45.573 


40,054 
5,519 

10,367 


8,492 
1,875 


Nov.  15 
(Doilnrj) 


419^06 


82,153 
11,143 

50,495 


13,370 

9,426 

27,699 

2,775 

11,441 


7,132 
4,309 

13, 516 
35,615 


24,992 
3,106 

13,626 

10,608 

114,140 


467431 
9,790 

41,729 
9,615 
3,724 
2,801 

10,630 

30,566 


5,954 

1,093 

23,519 

52,360 


5,418 

2,146 

365 

674 

7,383 

2,827 

1,804 

6,238 

10,622 

14,833 

36,057 


23,302 

17,903 

492 


1,135 
586 

2.309 


290 
2,019 


1,745 
3,544 
1,439 


4,529 
2,135 

4,747 


2,363 

2,379 

3,804 
6.993 


80 
5,343 
1,570 

1,263 
3,39' 


22,473 
391,880 


27,528 
7,786 

15.992 


11,761 
4,231 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 


of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tbousdnd 
dolldrs) 


4,605 
376 

3.447 


607 

588 

2,252 

323 

643 


163 

480 

1,329 
4,512 


1^821 
252 

659 
817 

5,024 


679 
1,470 
2,046 
341 
260 
223 

1,847 

2,401 


2Z3 

72 

2,086 


2,049 


24 
16 


95 
17 
72 
6 


123 

120 

3 

102 
24 
78 

U 

m 


113 
18 

42 
701 


K.i^l 


2,056 
8,175 


2,106 
408 


349 
365 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


46.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101  .-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Ron.,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(>iuniber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousdnd 
dolklrs) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

{Thmtsand 
dollars) 

Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

Q^um- 
ber) 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 

Stocks  on 
hand. end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

(Thousand 
dolUrs) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Xumber) 

July  15 
(Number) 

Nov.  15 
(Humhcr) 

March  15 
(Dollars) 

July  15 
(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

ADMINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

39 

15,330 

n.a. 

n.a. 

7,931 

1,965 

2,020 

1,917 

146^961 

153,739 

153,355 

626 

Type  of  Operation 

11 
12 
U 

3 

27 

107 

15,158 

38 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a, 
n.a. 

324 

993 

6,479 

135 

71 

228 

1.637 

29 

66 

257 

1,668 

29 

76 

242 

1,570 

29 

5,243 

17,645 

121,246 

2,827 

5,139 

20,562 

125,150 

2,888 

5,825 

18,856 

125,949 

2,725 

201 

268 

157 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  OPEaATiON  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  ot  operation. 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Metropohtan  area,  type  of  operation, 
and  bnd  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

{>{um- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,* 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

and  kind  of  business 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num. 

ber) 

PayroU 
(Dollars) 

ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

PayroU 

(Dollars) 

SEATTLE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^ 
total 

1,896 

(") 

84,890 

1.170 

22.105 

1,625,269 

SEATTLE  METROPOLITAN 
AREA — Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business—Con. 

Mercliant  wholesalers—Continued 
Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap),.. 
Waste  materials 

23 
29 

19.580 
7.339 

1,713 

711 

21 
36 

364 
188 

26 
1,870 

1,166 
320 

(x) 
1,486,413 

670,383 
434.958 

6,757 
78,133 

52,287 
18,580 

1,170 

873 

3 

1.604 
20,501 

13.648 
4,982 

126,011 
1,499,258 

997,513 
359,812 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

30,495 

12.635 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

9 
20 

156 

4.648 
2,691 

68,366 

504 
207 

3.875 

11 
25 

130 

121 
67 

1.147 

8,852 

Sales  branches   (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

233 
87 

49 

328 

7 

1,166 

293,083 
141.875 

77,141 

287,931 

16.000 

670,383 

16,033 
2,547 

3.164 

3,519 

583 

52,287 

1 
2 

27 
267 

873 

4,413 
569 

857 
817 
197 

13,648 

313,843 
45,969 

68,711 
62.682 
10.540 

997,513 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials.... 

Other  mercliant  wholesalers 

Automobiles .other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers.. 

3,783 
77.745 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals... 

21 
25 
7 
U 
26 
64 

233 

13.378 
5,579 
3,729 
3,554 
5,265 

36,861 

293,083 

977 
530 
432 
134 
483 
1,319 

16,033 

14 
16 
6 
9 
25 
60 

1 

212 
163 
149 
32 
171 
420 

4,413 

16.304 
11,284 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products).... 

8,457 
2.345 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

10,487 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches   {with 
stocks ) ,  total 

28,868 

Groceries,   confectionery,   meats.... 

111 

99,678 

5.899 

103 

1,497 

113,667 

Groceries    (general  line) 

22 
8 
11 
17 
53 

64 

51 ;  597 

1,531 

7.006 

16,878 

22,666 

70,167 

2,721 
155 
721 
873 

1,429 

6.249 

15 
10 
7 
22 
49 

56 

722 
57 
172 
206 
340 

1.719 

54,961 
3.173 
13,398 
15,046 
27,089 

125.348 

3U,843 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,   chemicals,  allied  products. 

31 

30 

3 

5 

81 

92,829 
17,628 
2,342 
8,189 

31.577 

2,560 

1,545 

180 

410 

4,255 

••• 

784 

372 

42 

78 

1.156 

50,422 

28,065 

Other  grocery,   food  specialties,. 
Farm  products   (edible) 

2,775 

Luiober,    construction  materials.... 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies.... 
Commercial  machines,   equipment.. 
Industrial  mach. ,   equipt,   spls.. 
Other  machinery,   equipt,  spls... 

Majnufs'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  offices 
(without  stocks),   total 

7,755 

31 
33 

29 

42,473 
27,694 

23.734 

4,277 
1,972 

1.285 

27 
29 

13 

1.228 
491 

273 

86,460 
38,888 

22,296 

Fruits,  vegetables   (fresh) 

Beer,  ulnes,  distilled  spirits 

21 
41 
19 

83 

87 

6,047 
18,756 
6,774 

140,518 
141.875 

1,565 

2,002 

688 

7,083 
2,547 

1 
2 

409 
565 
182 

1,981 
569 

30,335 
40,916 

18 
11 
39 

11,687 
12,047 

22.615 

902 
383 

1,636 

8 
5 

26 

207 
66 

448 

16,692 
5,604 

32.525 

U,173 

Wines     distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products.. 

140,402 

13 
12 
14 

9 
55 
36 
23 
13 
94 

61 

12,408 

9,301 

906 

11,911 
15,844 
14,252 
10,607 
17,510 
19,516 

56.220 

773 
752 
111 

406 
1.119 
1,268 
1,056 

248 
2,973 

4.840 

10 
6 

10 

10 
43 
25 
16 
10 
77 

31 

253 
167 
28 

119 
261 
345 
361 
44 
780 

1.222 

15,764 
14,783 
1,978 

7,499 
18,947 
23,926 
21,190 

2,870 
57,960 

86.085 

Industrial  chemicals, explosives.. 

45,969 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.   leaf)... 

Drugs,    chemicals,  allied  products. 

3 
7 
6 
18 
53 

328 

3.709 

5.379 

6.390 

22.209 

104,188 

287,931 

129 

85 

98 

486 

1,749 

3,519 

"2 

267 

25 

15 

26 

111 

392 

817 

2.146 
1,677 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

rbchlnery,   equipment,  suppUes.. .. 
ffenufs'    sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,   total 

Furniture,  home  furnishings , 

9,436 

Farm  products   (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment , tires, tubes... 

62,682 

Electrical  goods 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

79 
10 
6 

25 

104,283 

28,720 

4,417 

6,120 

1,092 
365 
26 

137 

64 
7 
5 

13 

264 
59 
11 

36 

20,554 
6,900 

General  line. apparatus .supplies.. 

31 
30 

55 

32,118 
24.102 

37,195 

2,819 
2,021 

3,424 

16 
15 

52 

709 
513 

960 

52,350 
33,735 

62,744 

Elect,  appliances,   specialties,. , 
Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Drugs, 'chemicals,  allied  products. 
Furniture,   home  furnishings 

492 

28 
27 

101 

20,878 
16,317 

86.979 

1.88J 
1,541 

4,921 

31 
21 

57 

406 
1,182 

26.176 
101,685 

2.309 

Plumbing,  heating  equlpt.  spls... 
Lumber,  construction  loaterlals 

9 
16 

5 

8 
6 

36 

l,76i 
4,352 

1,100 
12,040 
1,250 

12 , 122 

15 
122 

25 
112 
34 

384 

5 

8 

3 
6 
5 

32 

6 
30 

7 

42 

9 

78 

Home  furnishings, floor  coverings 

Paper  and   its  products 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tubes. . 

Electrical  goods 

2,019 

79 
22 

268 

73.763 
U,216 

88.870 

2.406 
2,513 

10.664 

52 

5 

167 

519 
663 

2.738 

46;u4 
55,571 

199.896 

445 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

1,578 
640 

Commercial  machines,  equipment... 
Construction  machinery, equipment. 
Fferm-dairy  machinery,   equipment.. 
Industrial  lEBch. ,   equipt,   apis... 
Professional  equipment, supplies. , 
Service  estab.  equipt,  supplies,. 
Transportation  equipt, supplies,.. 

54 
10 
12 
102 
26 
43 
21 

11,051 
8,153 
8,865 

34,034 
7,808 
6,399 

12,560 

1,806 
824 
520 

3,948 

1,078 
916 

1,572 

37 
3 
3 
63 
16 
36 
9 

470 
195 
140 
959 
339 
262 
373 

33,743 
14,449 
11,302 
72,357 
20,525 
17,452 
30,068 

6,714 

Wiring  supplies ,   apparatus 

Elect,  appliances,   specialties.. 

Lumber,   construction  meterials... . 
Machinery,   equipment,  supplies.... 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

26 
10 

16 
41 
96 

7;767 
4,355 

22,264 
10,087 
85,528 

262 
122 

148 
307 
889 

21 
11 

13 
31 
88 

S3 
25 

29 
83 
199 

4,529 
2,185 

2,452 

5,697 

14,901 

I 

I 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


WASHINGTON 


46.05 


Tabic  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

EsTABusHM Birrs,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operaaon, 
and  kind  of  business 


SPOKANE  METOOPOLITAN  AREA,' 
total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISIHENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches, 
offices ,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks).... 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals.. 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products)... 

T^e  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible^ 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits.... 
Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

AutoBiotive  equipment, tires, tubes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials. .. . 
Machinery,  equloment,  supplies.... 
Hetals,  metal  work  fexc.  scrap)... 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Drugs,  chemicals^  allied  products. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


hCT) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


318,167 


48,301 
12,313 

20,9i3 
38,416 
12,546 


185,648 


26,307 

12,215 

2,112 

4,069 

2,729 

2,207 

5,422 

6,990 

9,162 

21,473 

21,078 

24,167 

20,064 

1,298 

2,386 

23,969 


48,301 


23,946 
2,528 


Piy  roll, 
entire 
year 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


1,001 
18,715 


14,060 


2,841 
185 

809 
233 
587 


14,060 


1,094 

1,360 

135 

318 

121 

115 

752 

66 

1,338 

1,658 

1,840 

1,172 

1,828 

127 

298 

1,838 


899 
271 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
her) 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


5,892 


270 
5,622 


4,206 


807 
57 

240 
71 
241 


347 
412 

34 
106 

48 

23 
241 

20 
370 
498 
541 
370 
565 

46 


275 
79 


Payroll 
(l>>ll<irs) 


379,920 


23,495 
356,425 


264,912 
58,967 


Manufs '   sales  branches   (with 
stocks) — Continued 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies. 
HanuTs'    sales  branches,  n.e.c. 


Agents,  brokers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials).... 
JVgents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


54,976 
3,991 

16,521 
4,754 
11,271 


264,912 


20,732 

25,141 

2,252 

6,046 

2,402 

1,979 

13,993 

1,215 

26,031 

31,365 

33,084 

21,343 

36,742 

2,818 

5,099 

34,670 


54,976 


18,477 
5,107 


Mctropobtan  area,  type  ot  operation, 
and  kind  of  business 


SPOKANE  METROPOLITAN  AiffiA— Con. 
Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 


TACOHA  METOOPOLITAN  ABEA,' 
total 


Administrative,   aujtiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments 


WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufs'  sales  branches,  offices.... 
Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals. 
Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers   (mainly  farm  products).. 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,   total.... 


Groceries,  confectloiwry,  meats... 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf).. 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment, tires, tribes.. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  hertlng 

Lumber,  construction  loaterials... . 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

Waste  materials • 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Estab- 

luh- 

mencs 


(>ium- 
ber) 


3 
306 


227 
29 

33 

14 
3 


Sales, 
entire 
year 


{Thousar\d 
dollars) 


11,597 
10,230 

38 ,416 


5,791 

1,850 

24,959 

5,816 


(x) 


U) 
222,038 


170,395 

17,121 

23,720 

9,958 

844 


170,395 


20,242 

11,371 

2,240 

4,248 

4,111 

2,486 

4,989 

7,366 

10,210 

78,127 

5,681 

223 

19,101 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propri- 
etors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


1,067 
604 


28 
12,012 


9,605 

1,480 

703 

171 

53 


9,605 


1,115 

1,278 

125 

309 

123 

329 

896 

434 

1,153 

1,953 

878 

35 

977 


163 

2 

27 

8 

3 


Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 


264 
189 


3,339 


2,685 

404 

195 

37 

10 


417 
342 

27 
119 

41 

86 
252 
121 
299 
423 
263 

18 
277 


Payroll 

(dollars) 


19,457 
11,935 

4,754 


1,359 

319 
1,951 
1,125 


556 

241,180 


191,306 

30,596 

14,585 

3,650 

1,043 


191,306 


27,134 

25,194 

1,%1 

6,845 

2,426 

6,035 

16,765 

9,927 

23,646 

35,860 

17,090 

785 

17,636 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  King  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Spokane  County. 
^  Coextensive  with  Pierce  County. 


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46.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personkbl,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  land  of  business 


Eaubliahmcnts 


iHumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors,* 
November 

(Number) 


f^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(>iumber) 


Payroll 

{Dollars) 


CHELAN  COUOTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment ,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers , 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

GRAYS  HARBOR  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcototive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buli  stations ,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

KING  COUOTY  (See  table  102,  Seattle  Standard  Metropolitan  Area.) 

PIERCE  COUNTY  (See  table  102,  Tacoma  Standard  Metropolitan  Area.) 

SKAGIT  COUNTY,  total 

Mez'chant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autanotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SNOHOMISH  COUWTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  vines ,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.   leaf) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods ■ 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipsient,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

ffcnuf acturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SPOKANE  COUNTY  (See  table  102,  Spokane  Standard  Metropolitan  Area.) 

THUHSrOM  COUKTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autanotive  equiiment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

WALU  WALLA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Autcnotive  equlpraent ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardvare,  plumbing,  heating 

Luid>er,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bxil^  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers   (mainly  fain  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products   (raw  materials ) 

Other  operating  types 

See  footDotea  at  end  of  table. 


20,243 


3,841 

4,195 

1,213 

53 

10,941 

779 

4,236 

6,334 

37,585 

43,559 


34,692 


3,276 

2,476 

884 

765 

1,715 

25,576 

1,144 

6,788 

935 


11,961 


5,865 


34,881 


20,914 


7,126 


866 

691 

427 

5,122 

868 
3,766 


22,924 


3,360 

3,213 

971 

279 

1,046 

519 

901 

12,635 

3,612 

12,894 


1,318 
11,576 


1,871 


207 

347 

210 

2 

1,105 

105 

140 

361 

4,075 

2,571 


2,073 


153 

318 

52 

L28 

138 

1,284 

45 
281 
172 


3 

1,085 

67 

5 

1,388 

163 

5 

808 

83 

i. 

352 

29 

3 

55 

i 

12 

2,176 

157 

19 

4,722 

170 

5 

1,394 

128 

10 

5,867 

371 

7 

2,633 

267 

4 

1,562 

73 

4 

2,232 

89 

11 

1,554 

240 

4 

376 

74 

4 

1,331 

164 

8 

2,254 

89 

9 

656 

85 

12 

2,439 

197 

7 

761 

96 

28 

12,017 

535 

4 

1,189 

37 

133 

lU 

35 

314 

162 
159 


1,619 


134 
245 
139 
18 
139 
127 
117 
700 

118 

245 


145 
100 


74 
104 

71 

1 

265 

31 

44 

170 

2,927 

912 


62 
91 
13 
48 
42 
432 

15 
94 
115 


126 
80 
21 
25 
66 
19 
41 
23 
27 
64 

22 

153 
24 


38 

50 

10 

130 

38 
45 


53 
S3 
45 
6 
37 
34 
32 
203 

34 

124 


100 
24 


202.563 


32.650 


4,421 
6,910 
4,411 
50 
16,853 

2,007 

2,835 

7,308 

157,863 

51,504 


3,427 
5,760 
830 
2,455 
2,611 
25,214 

897 
5,794 
4,466 


15,545 


10,321 


25 

1,387 

44 

3,115 

21 

1,726 

10 

602 

3 

115 

70 

3,376 

53 

3,437 

35 

2,887 

32,343 


8,587 
5,240 
1,721 
1,903 
4,619 
1,139 
2,839 
1,463 
1,478 
3,304 

1,706 

11,903 

559 


13,614 


2,732 
2,266 

575 
8,041 

3,460 
3,426 

42,457 


30,569 


2,870 
4,957 
2,671 
429 
2,561 
2,715 
1,898 
12,468 

2,367 

6,395 


4,572 
1,823 


3,126 


46.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

EsTABtlSHMENTS,  SaLBS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSOKKEL,  SY  TyPE  OF  OPERATJOK  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


WHAICCM  COUMTY,  total 

Merchant  uholesalera,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Paper  and  Its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

WHITMAM  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Automotive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buljf  stations,  terminals 

Other  operatijig  types 

UiWk   COUNTY,  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wijies,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches ,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses . 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  claflsifled. 


Establishments 


Q^umber) 


3 
245 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


19,560 


4,836 
2,331 

441 
1,294 

109 
2,620 
1,213 

344 
6,372 

541 
6,071 

30,919 


2,122 


334 
1,788 

3,699 
25,098 


(x) 


U) 

133,449 


48,638 


15,906 
12,618 
1,945 
1,597 
2,083 
1,081 
3,248 
799 
9,361 

2,210 
14,509 

19,752 


10,591 
9,161 

48,340 


43,209 
5,131 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dolldrs) 


1,569 


284 
181 

55 
171 

15 
189 

96 

28 
550 

78 
221 


40 
116 


62 
702 


9,713 


145 
9,568 


3,007 


747 
846 
136 

69 
310 
107 
132 

91 
569 

198 
511 


184 
122 


5,460 
86 


propnetors, 
November 


(AJumber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


92 

57 
35 
44 

6 
50 
30 

8 
146 


28 
248 


4,621 


35 

4,586 


232 

246 
36 
24 
94 
29 
54 
39 

156 

75 
151 


3,354 


3,298 

56 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


30,990 


5,302 
3,459 
2,053 
3,606 

303 
3,443 
1,910 

462 
10,452 

1,395 
4,459 

17,886 


802 
2,661 


1,464 
12,959 


3,293 
214,315 


57,917 


14,768 
15,942 
2,581 
1,202 
6,565 
2,084 
2,661 
1,654 
10,460 

4,817 
10,073 

5,772 


3,376 
2,396 


132,868 
2,868 


WEST  VIRGINIA 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:   Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 47.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 4-7.03 

Charleston  Metropolitan  Area 47.03 

Huntington-Ashland  Metropolitan  Area 47 .04 

Wheeling -Steubenville  Metropolitan  Area 47 .04 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 47 .  05 

104  Counties  with  50  Establishments  or  More:   Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 47 .06 

Cabell  County 47.06 

Harrison  County 47.06 

Kanawha  County 47 .07 

Marion  County 47.07 

Mercer  County 47.07 

Ohio  County 47.07 

Raleigh  County 47.07 

Wood  County 47.07 

47.01 


47.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101- -THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Tfioiuarul 
Sollars) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pec- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(?v(uni- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Hwnber) 


July  15 
(>iumber) 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  er,d 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Gtate,    total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units 19'4S. 

Wholesale  establishments 1948. 

1939. 
1929. 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market. 
Liraited-f unction  wholesalers 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 


Sales  branches  (with  stocks)... 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks). 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Cooperative  marketing  associations. 
Other  assemblers,  country  buyers... 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 
Merchant  wholesalers,  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.... 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Heats ,  meat  products 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c. 


Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products.... 
Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh). 


Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits. 


Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line ) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines). 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 


Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 


Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear. 
Dry  goods 


Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings. 


Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 


Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies.. 
Electrical  appliances,  specialties. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies. 


Lumber,  construction  materials. 
Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  sliippers 

Distributors  with  yards.... 
Other  construction  materials. 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Professional  equipment ,  suppl  ies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplied. 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 


Waste  materials 

Iron ,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials. 


Other  merchant  wholesalers. 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles. 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Botjks,  periodicals,  newspapers.... 

Coal ,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


1,737 

1,423 

1,127 


1,165 
69 


IV. 
34 


175 
lie 


1,234 


199 


13 
142 


1,076,754 

284,119 
341,433 


532,761 
45,442 


155,770 
48,399 


91,921 
190,992 


974 
10,495 


578,203 


120,175 


89,832 

6,630 
9,286 
14,427 

44,402 


20,219 
24,183 


12,156 


8,425 
752 

2,075 
904 

33,171 

27,216 


4,702 
22,514 


10,517 
1,250 


3,873 
23,969 


19,789 
17,077 


46,841 
5,863 


5,133 
12,197 
5,486 

80,899 


6,049 

12,210 

503 

54,036 

3,938 

4,163 

2,603 


7,406 
4,894 


73,421 


24,187 

983 

2,278 

30,242 

9,804 

213 

668 

5,041 


n.a 

n.a 


17,056 


17,811 


17,744 


1,062,650 


1,081,048 


17,143 
19,216 


754 
563 


17,056 

H,207 


75,508 


11,646 

n.a. 


13,553 


17,744 

11,830 
n.a. 


13,474 


995 ,477 
n.a. 


1,062,650 


n.a. 
n.a. 


73,477 
2,031 


13.8 
4.5 


41,857 
1,125 


12,775 
188 


13,352 
201 


13,218 
256 


2,244 


13,423 

1,821 


7,605 
5,964 


8.6 
3.8 


8.3 

3.1 


6,683 

769 


3,633 
2,132 


1,920 
243 


1,187 
646 


1,196 
686 


1,990 
254 


1,186 
690 


18 
347 


75 , 308 


1.8 
3.3 


10,476 


7,169 
764 
706 

1,837 

6.932 


4,304 
2,628 


979 
113 
408 
155 

2,553 


762 
3,074 


1,648 
211 


664 
5,746 


2,287 
2,358 


6,709 
1,139 


4.397 


529 
2,285 
1,583 

12,244 


1,643 

1,670 

46 

7,083 

872 

930 

384 

2.415 


1,684 
731 


5,859 


3,081 
109 
318 
849 
742 
42 
US 
540 


10 
147 


42,982 


29 
101 


26 
124 


6,087 


2,013 


7.6 
12.7 


4,338 
361 
368 

1,000 

3,570 


1,421 
147 
124 
321 

1.345 


21.3 
10.9 


13.6 


11.6 
15.0 
19.7 
17.1 

7.7 


16.2 
13.6 


15.7 
16.9 


17.1 
24.0 


11.6 

13.8 


14.3 
19.4 


10.3 
18.7 
28.9 

15.1 


27.2 
13.7 
9.1 
13.1 
22.1 
22.3 

14.8 


22.7 
14.9 


12.7 
17.2 
14.0 
2.8 
7.6 
19.3 
17.7 
10.7 


2,293 
1,277 


1,584 
1,029 


637 
74 

221 
97 


409 
1,948 


,103 
93 


403 
3,466 


1,571 
1,170 


4,274 
656 


2.510 


268 

1,301 

941 

7.110 


933 
792 
24 
4,364 
549 
448 

244 

1.326 


866 
460 


3,258 


1,673 

74 

193 

563 

401 

27 

30 

297 


32 

100 


873 
472 


218 
24 
60 
31 


218 
35 


124 
1,137 


JZ25 


417 
318 


1,121 
166 


43 
380 
265 

1,819 


262 
198 
14 
1,041 
162 
142 

77 


321 

185 


1.180 


571 
54 

110 
99 

191 
7 
14 

IV, 


2,157 


1,525" 

148 
132 
352 

1,442 


2,153 


1,498 
156 
141 
35S 

1,423 


929 

513 


224 
25 
69 
33 


93 
465 


224 
38 


120 
1,178 


JZ52. 


434 
318 


1,146 
189 


42 
.415 
273 

1,800 


269 
200 
13 
1,102 
162 
144 

76 


338 
186 


560 

34 

114 

105 

194 

7 

13 

119 


926 
497 


226 
34 
59 
31 


94 
501 


228 
37 


125 
1,181 


440 
319 


1.337 


1,155 
182 


34 
399 
273 

1.863 


238 
207 
13 
1,098 
164 
143 

69 


346 
190 


5.^9 
38 
112 
108 
191 
7 
13 
117 


738,264 
14,139 


137,197 


788,469 
15,465 


797,998 
18,153 


147,491 


121,283 
15,914 


66,734 
36,592 


127,644 
16,989 

70,455 
40,801 

2,807 


129,462 

18,029 


73,755 
39,931 


127 
2,424 


360 
2,447 


803,954 


611 
3,109 


107,548 


116,173 


74,813 
6,648 
8,201 

17,886 

69.779 


80,326 
6,603 

8,721 
20,523 

75 .029 


118,956 
82,863 
7,473 
9,291 
19,329 


47,064 
22,715 


29,466 


18.419 


49,796 
25,233 


34,282 


19,376 


11,585 
1,017 
3,988 
1,829 

20,660 

36,588 


11,688 
1,162 
4,561 
1,965 

20,929 

39,243 


6,955 
31,633 


17,416 
1,677 


7,186 
63,222 


43.523 


22,962 
20,561 


85 .710 


75,836 
9,874 


4,742 
20,584 
15,973 

122.684 


16,080 
13,560 
422 
75,377 
9,732 
7,513 

4,650 


13,395 
7,404 


59.777 


32,234 
1,716 
3,801 
7,201 
7,483 
500 
612 
6,230 


6,791 
32,452 


20,922 


19,012 
1,910 


7,476 
66,400 


47.152 


25,601 
21,551 


78,247 
11,117 


4,843 
25,656 
19,171 

131.875 


17,656 
14,314 
481 
80,466 
10,223 
8,735 

4,356 

22.605 


15,016 
7,589 


59.102 


31,007 
1,267 
3,859 
8,778 
7,639 
500 
602 
5,450 


51,139 
24,277 


31,830 


19,713 


12,249 
1,338 
4,262 
1,864 

22,171 

45,629 


6,375 
39,254 


20,049 


18,364 
1,685 


7,640 
68,016 


26,949 
21,871 


81,344 
11,972 


4,691 
24,556 
18,206 

130,651 


14,817 
15,074 
450 
82,660 
10,496 
7,154 

4,266 

22.639 


14,840 
7,799 


59.086 


30,489 
l,53f 
3,834 
8,924 
7,332 
500 
602 
5,867 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


WEST  VIRGINIA 


47.03 


Tabic  101. -THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  oi  operaDon  and  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats  — 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

I>rugs,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies * 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers'  sales  branches 

Farm  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 


Electrical  goois 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 
Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e. 


Agents,  brokers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats... 
Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c. 


Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials.... . 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total. 


Farm  products  (edible). 


Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible),  n.e.c. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(^iumber) 


17 
lis 


S.-iles, 
entire 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


155,770 


69, «5 
10,692 
9,91S 
4,237 

34,564 


5,432 

27,977 

1,155 


2,598 
24,316 


4,509 
10,836 
33,054 


21,418 
7,752 


23,127 
4,490 

496 

15,853 

3,049 

114,807 

11 ,459 


8,311 

3,153 


2,740 
418 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


13,423 


4,528 

2,142 

1,316 

535 

3,114 


1,934 

1,023 

257 


406 
1,382 


1,821 


120 

351 

1,350 

5,964 


612 
390 


335 

135 

41 

743 

307 

3,401 

365 


281 
84 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


3.6 


6.5 
20.0 
13.3 
12.6 

9.0 


33.8 

3.6 

22.2 


15.6 
5.7 


2.7 
;.2 
4.1 


2.8 
5.0 


1.4 
3.0 


4.7 
10.1 
3.0 


3.4 
2.6 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Tliousaiid 
dollars) 


6,683 


2,003 

1,039 

276 

307 

2,199 


1,376 
668 
155 


209 
550 


56 
253 

450 


223 
121 


169 
49 

3 

182 

128 

1,257 

157 


117 
40 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest^ 


Q^umbej) 


1,920 


683 
350 
60 
36 


275 
156 
64 


68 
178 


14 
56 
173 


233 
3 

2 
34 
30 
245 


July  15 
(><umber) 


1,988 


694 
381 
65 
96 


288 
160 
66 


60 
178 


14 

52 

192 


Nov.  15 
(J^umber) 


1,990 


696 

361 

63 

96 


280 
170 
66 


61 

197 


14 
56 
184 


255 

3 


250 
130 


259 
3 

2 

38 

36 

252 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 


March  15 

(Dollars) 


121,283 


33,265 
19,016 
4,514 
4,802 

33.876 


24,310 
11,455 
2,611 

15,510 


3,821 
11,589 


15, 9K 


1,121 
4,523 
10,270 

36,592 


,331 
,125 


3,057 
140 

40 
3,021 
2.191 

21,687 

2,551 


127,644 


39,064 

21,887 

5,129 

5,662 

40,362 


25,137 
12,119 
3,056 

15,540 


3,426 
12,114 


16,989 


1,274 
4,705 
11,010 

40,801 


4,552 
2,284 


305 
320 


3,448 

140 

42 
3,725 
2.380 
24,230 

2,S07 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

129,462 


4il,544 

20,312 

5,203 

7,189 

39,671 


24,669 
12,262 
2,740 

16,443 


3,502 
12,941 


18,029 


1,304 

5,757 

10,963 


4,622 
2,113 

3,902 


537 

308 


,762 

140 

42 

3,759 

2,390 

23,093 

3,720 


2,350 


895 
475 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Tliousaiid 
dollars) 


6,179 


2,000 
436 
588 
413 

1,312 


361 
761 
190 

1,325 


225 

1,100 


33 

17 


30 
33 
33 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business;  1948 


Metropobtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


CHARLESTON  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total. 


Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 


meats. 


Groceries,  confectionery, 

Farm  products  (edible) '. 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods ,  apparel 

Furniture ,  home  furnishings 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total. 
Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equifment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Other  machinery,  equipaent,  supplies 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.' 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery, 


meats. 
Farm  products  (edible). 
Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 
Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 


Establishments 
(dumber) 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Tliousand  dollars) 


172,593 
48,550 


39,830 
8,720 

21,232 
16,222 


172,693 


27,302 
5,965 
3,116 
3,449 
6,214 

13,271 
4,713 

8,611 
13,774 

3,463 

2,379 

35,576 

357 

3,261 
36,142 

39,830 


27,222 
4,330 


2,578 

1,044 

708 

8,276 
16,222 


3,046 
3,087 
1,189 
8,900 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


16,749 


13,203 
2.200 


2,030 

170 

1,171 
170 


13,208 


1,549 
544 
317 
395 
232 

1,U3 
501 

1,183 
1,307 
921 
572 
3,072 
25 
363 
984 

2,030 


397 


670 
234 
66 

663 

170 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(T^umber) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
Q^umber) 


3,538 
634 


584 
50 

323 

57 


482 
212 

99 
100 

71 
275 
101 

385 
326 
233 
U7 
714 
12 
113 
263 


133 

71 
27 

211 
57 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


■0,417 
43,493 


39,724 
3,769 

23,721 
3,174 


240 ,417 


31,312 
12,446 
6,691 
7,582 
4,753 
17,445 
9,156 

24,209 
23,970 
17,919 
11,230 
49,791 
559 
7,267 
16,087 

39,724 


8,270 
17,429 


11,429 
4,903 
1,097 

14,025 
3,174 


423 

311 

844 

1,591 


Sec  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


47.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS-Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  ANb  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments  Sales,  entire  year 


iHtimber) 


(Thousand  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollar j) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humhcr) 


Ply  roll 
(Oolbtri) 


HUNTINGTON-ASHLAND  METROPOLITAN  AHEA,^  total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices,   total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices   (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,    terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats . , 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Dry  goods,   apparel 

Furniture ,   home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating ; 

Lumber,  construction  materials. 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches   (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

VfflEELING-STEUBENVILLE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  'branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer ,  wines ,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products -. 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks) ,  total 

Groceries ,  confectionery,  meals 

Machinery ,  equipment ,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Agents ,  brokers ,  total 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Consists  of  Fayette  and  Kanawha  Counties. 

^  Consists  of  Cabell  and  Wayne  Counties,  W.  Va. ;  Boyd  County,  Ky 

^  Consists  of  Brooke,  Hancock,  Marshall,  and  Ohio  Counties,  W.Va 


3 
329 


239 
_41 


273 
38 


265 ,110 


265,110 


122,872 
73.148 


54,255 
18,893 


12,935 
56,155 


122,872 


20,254 
17,177 
3,344 
4,566 
9,572 
4,117 
1,388 

4,089 

6,160 
10,631 

8,777 
10,584 

4,715 
17,498 

54,255 


11,620 
25,076 
17,559 


8,453 

1,721 

45,981 


176,574 


105,589 
37.565 


21,077 
16,488 

18,862 
12,616 
1,942 


105,589 


18,089 
7,107 
8,278 
2,743 

16,683 

443 

1,511 

3,110 
8,295 
6,153 
5,417 
8,335 
10,430 
8,990 

21,077 


6,930 
1,542 
12,605 


3,414 
9,202 


12.226 


143 
12,083 


9,238 

1.891 


1,649 
242 


350 
604 


9,238 


961 
1,034 
268 
214 
788 
435 
135 

492 

390 
1,013 

900 
1,226 

356 
1,026 

1,649 


505 
556 
588 


113 

62 

429 


10,427 


8,162 
1.470 


1,134 
336 

596 
162 
37 


8,162 


1,002 
803 
593 
204 
605 
•  23 
206 

542 
568 
600 
544 
894 
702 
876 


348 
350 
436 


30 
132 


143 
1 


47 
3,678 


_51£i. 


461 
55 


112 
134 


382 
454 
97 
59 
208 
89 
29 

184 
124 
272 
226 
313 
121 
358 


184 

117 
160 


3,471 


2,715 
464 


315 
149 

193 
76 
23 


2,715 


363 
267 
209 

79 

235 

9 

74 

164 
186 
177 
136 
307 
228 
281 


102 

78 

135 


243.797 

3,084 
240,713 


186,461 
35.881 


30,852 
5,029 


6,944 
11,427 


186,461 


21,123 
22,605 
7,474 
4,228 
20,429 
6,200 
2,614 

9,832 
7,645 
17,931 
18,001 
22,956 
6,790 
18,633 

30,852 


10,583 
8,795 
11,474 

11,427 


2,485 
1,149 
7,793 


150,811 
31,545 


22,927 
8,618 

12,059 

3,214 

871 


150,811 


19,109 
16,012 
11,075 

3,424 

10,840 

421 

3,848 

10,417 
10,025 
12,773 
11,130 
16,719 
10,218 
14,800 

gZ-«7 


6,500 
7,314 
9,113 


557 
2,657 


and  La'rfrence  County,  Ohio. 

and  Belmont  and  Jefferson  Counties,  Ohio. 


WEST  VIRGINIA 

Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 


47.05 


EsTABLlSH^tB^^^s>  Sales,  Pay  Rolj,,  and  Personnel— Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Tvpiis:  1948 


County  and  city 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


a  II  Active 

^'y  '""•  proprietors,* 

entire  vcar         *^»,' 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


(NMmbtr) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(7<umber) 


Pay  roll 
(Dollar!) 


Merdunt  wholesalers 


Establish- 
mcnu 


(Number) 


Sales, 
cntic  year 

(Thousand 
dolldri) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


State,   total. 


Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  estahlishoents 


Barbour  County. 


Berkeley  County 

Martinsburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Booiw  County.. . 
Braxton  County. 


Brooke  County 

Weirton  (part)^ 

Wellsburg. 

Remainder  of  County. 


Cabell  County 

Huntington  (part)^.. 
Remainder  of  County. 


Calhoim  County. . . 

Clay  County 

Doddridge  County. 
Fayette  County. . . 


Gilmer  County 

Grant  County 

Greenbrier  County, 
Hampshire  County. , 


Hancock  County 

Weirton  (part)^ 

Remainder  of  County, 


Hardy  County. 


Harrison  County 

Clarksburg 

Remainder  of  County. 


Jackson  County. . . 
Jefferson  County. 


Kanawha  County 

Charleston 

Dimbar 

St,  Albans 

South  Charleston. . . . 
Remainder  of  County. 


Lewis  County 

Weston 

Remainder  of  County. 

Lincoln  County 


Logan  County 

Logan 

Remainder  of  County. 


McDowell  County 

Welch 

Remainder  of  County. 


Marion  County 

Fairmont 

Remainder  of  County. 


Marshall  County 

Moundsville 

Remainder  of  County. 


Mason  County. 


Mercer  County 

Bluefleld  (part)'... 

Princeton 

Remainder  of  County. 


Mineral  County 

Keyser 

Remainder  of  County. 


Mingo  County 

Williamson 

Remainder  of  County. 


Monongalia  County 

Morgan  town 

Remainder  of  County. 


Monroe  County. 
Morgan  County. 


Nicholas  County 

Richwood 

Remainder  of  County. 


230 
5 


6 
122 


108 
U 


~2ir 
11 

5 
11 
18 


1,076,754 


56,356 


17,7U 


1,081,048 


1,076,754 
1,169 
9,848 


56,356 


110 


849 

3 

33 


17,744 


1,061,048 


1,810 


8,328 
1,520 


1,365 
2,508 


6,113 


473 
58 


229 
28 


13,948 


142 
1,545 
4,426 

217,153 


215,899 
1,254 

(X) 

(x)    "■ 

10,155 

(x) 
4,810 
8,725 
1,368 

1,944 

-J^ 

(x) 


6,410 

78,086 


25 

114 
70 

9,827 


9,754 
73 


113 
2 


10 
40 
25 

2,890 


12,817 
1,131 


876 
934 


4,189 


578,203 
(x) 

5,183 


4,737 
446 


318 
1,296 


569 
2,349 
1,271 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


2,862 
28 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


361 
35 


1W 
(x) 


(x) 


72,138 
5,948 

1,671 
5,769 

248,542 


4,084 


3,727 
357 


68 
336 


16,388 


240,298 

963 

414 

3,296 

3,571 

8,027 


15,826 

48 

13 

298 

203 

287 


109 

10 

3 

2 

12 


3,284 
4,743 


(x) 
16,564 


228 
59 


(x) 


(x) 


10,444 
6,120 

15,644 


624 
493 


6,697 
:,947 


33.819 


32,487 
1,332 


346 
369 


1.592 


1,484 
108 


4,(540 
1,014 


2,902 
105,053 


170 
37 


74 
4,248 


101,050 
2,850 
1,158 


3,955 
214 
79 


1,548 
1,566 


22,097 


21,445 
652 


1,322 
59 


13,357 
4,869 


1,946 
520 


803 
187 


3,135 
907 


145 
28 


(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


45 
197 

15 


(x) 


1,272 


1,121 
151 


37 
130 


4,417 


4,213 

23 

5 

89 

87 

122 


(x) 


191 
173 


111 
136 


500 
43 


1.^66 


1,160 
73 
33 


346 
13 


326 

57 


192,736 
1,253 

(x) 

(x)  ■" 
7,420 

(x) 
1,618 
7,678 
503 

2,013 


168 
3 


(x) 
(x) 


4,518 


(x) 

1,354 
79. 8U 


(x) 

4 
(X) 

4ii- 


7^ 

(x) 


(x) 
38,725 


72,117 
7,697 


1,478 
6,190 


303,385 


291,838 

1,016 

211 

6,274 

4,046 

5,448 


(x) 

1,871 
2,693 

168,175 


162,451 
963 
(x) 
(x) 

1,960 

3,549 


4,221 
1,227 

(x) 

22,182 


U,964 
10,218 


12,649 


5,474 
7,175 


28,494 
1,854 


3^478 
785 

1,216 

81,697 


76,183 
4,047 
1,467 


2,050 
1,372 

27,209 


26,060 
1,149 


19,308 


15,767 
3,541 


503 
318 


2,578 
588 


(x) 

(x) 
10,046 


(x) 


7,U1 
2,905 


9,477 


13,773 
1,332 

2,848 


157 

(x) 


41.714 


(x) 

2 
(X) 


(i) 
(x) 


2,606 


17,481 


16,829 
652 


10,656 
1,006 


(x) 


(x) 
(X) 


503 

1 

19 


498,551 
(x) 


3,591 
1,074 


1,047 
1,212 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 

123,121 


(x) 


(x) 
5,637 

(X) 
(x) 

4,563 
(x) 

Jii 


(x) 


(x) 


39,361 


(x) 


80,367 


77,847 

(x)  ■■' 
(x) 
1,611 

4,478 


130 
(x) 


6,518 


3,303 
3,215 


6,167 


(X) 
18.714 


18,714 


2,206 


(x) 

2,548 
63,344 


(X) 
(x) 


(x) 


4,616 


4,616 


6,564 


2,701 
3,863 


1,946 
(x) 


1.234 


(x) 
(x) 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


47.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'    Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesai.ers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  dty 

Establish- 
ments 

(Numbw) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
ibllors) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tfioiudnd 
dollars) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Xumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

{Humbcr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
doOars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 

Pay  roll 

(Dolkrs) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

189 

115.126 

6,929 

80 

2,262 

132,282 

126,960 

5,322 

567 

798 

1,389 

2,308 

154 

30,629 

143 

68,147 

46 

46,979 

185 
4 

6 
5 
6 

10 

3 

60 

112,038 
3,088 

3,078 

717 

1,540 

6,233 

258 

28,842 

6,659 

270 

33 
45 
72 
121 

5 

1.618 

77 

3 

7 
27 

2,145 

117 

17 
13 
33 
78 
4 

530 

141 
2 

4 
1 
3 
7 
3 

43 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 
(x) 

574 
(x) 

258 

17,592 

44 
2 

2 

4 
3 
3 

17 

(x) 

(x) 

(X) 

(x) 

966 

(X) 

11,250 

1 37 

23 
37 

17,739 
11,103 

10,414 

966 
652 

583 

18 
9 

25 

319 
211 

236 

18,150 
12,479 

11,400 

27 
16 

25 

9,541 
8,051 

5,734 

10 
7 

12 

8,198 

3,052 

4,680 

33 
4 

12 
15 

7 

9,319 

1,095 

1,735 
2,731 

3.600 

561 
22 

59 

135 

139 

21 
4 

7 
13 

4 

226 

10 

41 
68 

65 

10,928 
472 

1,677 
2,531 

2,734 

24 

1 
7 
11 

4 

(X) 
(x) 

1,203 
2,255 

1,887 

9 
3 

5 
4 

3 

(x) 

(X) 

532 

476 

1,713 

6 

1 

9 

Cx) 
(x) 

4,313 

(x) 
(x) 

117 

(X) 

(x) 

5 

(x) 
(x) 

55 

(x) 
(x) 

1,853 

3 
1 

6 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

3 

3 

(x) 

(x) 

8 
1 

5 
6 

15 

(x)' 

(x) 

399 
509 

3,508 

(x) 

(x) 

13 
16 

210 

(x) 

(x) 

3 
6 

6 

(x) 
(x) 

5 
15 

107 

(x) 

(x) 

232 

351 

4,085 

5 

1 

5 
2 

13 

(x) 
(x) 

399 
(x) 
(X) 

3 

"4 
2 

(x) 

(x) 

(X) 

13 

2 

12 

(x) 

(x) 
11.111 

(x) 
(x) 

235 

(x) 

(x) 

7 

(x) 

(x) 

79 

(x) 
Cx) 

4,392 

11 
2 

7 

(X) 
(x) 

(X) 

2 

5 

(x) 

i") 

3 
9 

5 

15 

78 

141 

10,970 

748 
3,301 

32,079 

13 
222 

22 

131 

2,058 

3 
4 

3 
14 

29 

5 
74 

11 
67 

727 

240 
4,152 

472 
2,641 

37,973 

2 

5 

3 
10 

59 

M 
(x) 

(x) 

2,833 

15,847 

1 
4 

2 

5 

19 

(xS 

(x) 

(X) 

Wetzel  County 

468 

16,232 

75 
3 

7 

31,742 
337 

3,008 

2,044 
14 

144 

26 

3 

... 

719 

8 

55 

37,633 
340 

3,283 

'57 
2 

6 

(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

'le 
1 

1 

(x) 

(x) 

Wyomi7\g  County , . 

(x) 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 


2  Located  in  Brooke  and  Hancock  Counties. 

^  Located  in  Cabell  and  Wayne  Counties. 

*  Located   in  Mercer  County,  W.  Va.,    and  Tazewell  County,  Va. 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Oaunty,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


(Humlxr) 


CABELL  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  eonfectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goois 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total. 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

HAHBISON  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tabes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials - 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents ,  brokers 

Other  operating  types . . '. 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tfiousatid 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tliousand 
dollars) 


9,827 


94 .032 


7.345 


12,769 

15,202 
1,371 
4,117 
1,388 
1  ,399 
5,847 
5,590 

10,386 
731 

34,732 

68,030 


52,694 
15,336 

6,951 
48,140 

78,086 


38,725 


7,948 
2,847 
1,635 
1,645 
2,733 
2,318 

655 
7,133 

916 
10,895 

3,941 
26,370 
9,050 


598 

835 

163 

435 

135 

267 

359 

653 

1,205 

108 

2,582 

1,716 


1,546 
170 

185 
581 


2,964 


401 
296 
129 
307 
168 
160 
61 
599 
100 
743 

213 
329 
576 


propnetors, 
November 

(Humher) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Humher) 


2,890 


2,248 


251 

369 

59 

89 

29 

112 

106 

163 

305 

28 

737 


420 
38 

59 
125 

1,272 


135 

102 
46 
86 
46 
57 
24 

167 
55 

224 

70 
72 
188 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


146.947 


13,692 
18,  X9 
3,724 
6,200 
2,514 
5,786 
6,424 
12,720 
22,536 
1,240 
53,662 

32,501 


28,846 
3,655 

3,584 
10,957 

79.814 


■'7,938 


7,35) 

5,-ni 

2,548 
5,683 
2,762 
2,810 
994 

14,223 
1,723 

13,933 

4,377 
6,330 
11,169 


See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


WEST  VIRGINIA 


47.07 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  ot  opcrauon.  anj  bnj  of  business 


Establishments 


(Jiumicr) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Tfioujarul 
dollars) 


Active 
proprietors.* 
November 

(Number) 


E^d  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Piyroll 
(Dollars) 


KANAWHA  COUNTY,    totaj 


Merchant  wholesalers,   total. 


Groceries,   confectionery,  meats... 

Farm  products  (edible) 

DrufS,  chemicals,  allied  products. 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.   leaf).. 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 


Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  ^oods 

Luraber,  c-onstruction  materials 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  hulk  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


MAHMN  COlnmr,  total. 


Merchant  wliolesalers,  -total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  Jneats 

Farm  products  (edihle) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autoox^tive  eq-jipment,   tires  and  tuhes. 
Merchant  wtiolesalers,   n.e.c 


Petroleum  built  stations,   tenainats. 
Other  operating  types 


MSRCER  OOUWnr,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  -neats 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autoflotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  n^e.c 


Manufacturer.-: •  sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  tenninals 

Agents,  brokers 


OHIO  COUNTY,  total. 


Merchant  wljalesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats.. 

Fara  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits... 
Drugs,  chemcals,  allied  products 
Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf). 
Furniture,  home  furnishings 


Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes. 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,  sTjpplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


-Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  tenninals. 

Agents,  brokers 


RAUEi™  COirarY,  total. 


Merchant  -wholesalers,  total. 


Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autoaitive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  ululesalers,  n.e.c 


Petroleum  buljc  stations,  tenninals. 
Other  operating  types 


WOOD  cawnt,  total. 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 


«ats. 


groceries,  confectionery. 

Fare!  products  (edible) 

Beer,  -wines,  distilled  spirits 

Autcootive  equipment,  tires  and  tuhes. 

Electrical  goods 

hardware,  pl'jmblng,  heating 

Machinery,  eq-jipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  -wliolesalers,  n.e.c 


Man'jf actui-ers '    sales  branches,  offices. 

Petroleun  b-ul>:  stations,    tenainaXs 

Agents,  bra-<ers 


•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  b-'Sinesses 
n.e.c.  H-»t  elsewliere  classified. 


7 

105 


12 
7 
16 

189 


;4a,5';2 


168,175 


26,301 
5,169 
3,U9 
6,214 

13,271 
4,713 

8,118 
13,774 

2,379 
357 

3,261 
81,169 

16,103 
64,264 

33,319 


15,105 


3,658 
864 

1,313 
838 

8,432 

4,930 
13,784 


41,714 


7,656 
1,935 
379 
1,439 
2,601 
7,260 
20,444 

11,233 

3,177 

43,934 

115,126 


JTSlF 
3,720 
2,712 
2,502 
14,638 
448 

1,715 
8,295 
5,453 
6,048 
2,059 
11,739 

32,271 
7,544 
7,164 


17,592 


6,827 
1,836 
1,002 
1,166 
6,711 

4,943 
6,302 


15,847 


1,847 
1,491 

982 
1,126 

258 
3,100 

905 
1,140 
4,9<)6 

10,173 
5,293 

766 


16,388 


4,417 


12,971 


3,445 


1,511 
619 
395 
232 

1,143 
501 

1,120 
1,307 

572 
25 

363 
5,183 

1,073 
2,339 


469 
192 
100 
71 
275 
101 

368 
326 
147 
12 
113 
1,271 

292 
680 


1,036 


210 
139 
110 
164 
443 

175 
331 

4,248 


3,231 


457 
234 
40 
192 
253 
592 
1,453 

385 
92 
540 

6,929 


5,379 


509 
429 
254 
197 
522 
23 

336 
563 
551 
631 
233 
1,076 

1,203 
301 


1,518 


1,301 


339 
157 
151 
138 
516 

139 
178 


137 
142 

45 
185 

13 
342 

97 
U7 
349 

316 
277 


68 
48 
32 
55 
195 

51 
94 

1,266 


1,022 


166 
78 
15 
79 
91 
145 
448 

116 
25 
103 


137 
73 
74 

202 
9 

95 
186 
163 
228 
103 
312 

379 
34 
28 


111 
69 
36 
45 

143 


51 
63 
20 
66 
6 
91 
36 
53 
110 

111 
116 


235,652 


30,663 
11,754 
7,582 
4,753 
17,445 
9,156 

23,009 
23,970 
11,230 
559 
7,267 
86,264 

21,723 
46,010 


19,701 


3,397 
2,075 
1,961 
3,193 
9,075 

3,652 
6,995 

31,697 


62,275 


8,224 

4,344 

623 

3,611 

3,926 

11,949 

29,193 

7,318 
1,623 
9,981 

132,232 


99,326 


9,766 
7,748 
4,446 
3,233 
9,240 
421 

6,015 
10,025 
11,435 
12,562 

4,273 
20,114 

26,417 

5,o34 

903 

30,629 


24,363 


6,097 
3,223 
2,681 
2,922 
9,440 

2,856 
3,405 


25,262 


2,602 
2,604 

910 
3,418 

262 
6,041 
1,635 
1,796 
5,944 

6,058 

6,490 

163 


WISCONSIN 


CONTENTS 

Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business.^ 4-8.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 48.0'i 

Madison  Metropolitan  Area •48.04 

Milwaukee  Metropolitan  Area 48 .04- 

Racine  Metropolitan  Area 48.06 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 48.06 

104-  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 48.09 

Page  Page 

Brown  County 48.09  Marinette  County 4-8.11 

Columbia  County 48.09  Milwaukee  County  (See  Milwaiikee 

Dane  County  (See  Madison  Metropolitan  Area.). 48.04 

Metropolitan  Area. ) 4-8.04  Outagamie  County 48.11 

Dodge  County 48.09  Portage  County 4-8.11 

Douglas  County 4-8.09  Racine  County  (See  Racine 

Eau  Claire  County 48.09   Metropolitan  Area. ) 48.06 

Fond  du  Lac  County 4-8.09  Rock  County 48.11 

Grant  County 48.10  Sheboygan  County 48.11 

Green  County. 48.10  Walworth  County 48.11 

Jefferson  County 4-8.10  Waukesha  County 48.12 

Kenosha  County 48.10  Waupaca  County 4-8.12 

La  Crosse  County 48.10  Winnebago  County 48.12 

Manitowoc  County 4-8.10  Wood  Coimty 48.12 

Marathon  County 4-8.10 

48.01 


48.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  101— THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Opebation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Estab* 
ment"; 


Qiumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dotUrs) 


Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


Pay  roil, 
entire 
year 

(Thotisand 
dollars) 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


P^d  ODpIoyees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


July  15 
(7»Iumber) 


Nov.  15 
(Xumber) 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  — 


March  15 
(Dollart) 


July  15 
(OolUrs) 


Nov.  15 
(OolUri) 


(Xhoutand 
dollar!) 


State,  total 

Admlidstrative,  auxiliary  units 19i3, . . 

Wholesale  establishments 1943. . . 

1939... 
1929. . . 
VraOLESAlE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limited-function  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Cooperative  marketinp  associations 

Grain  ( country)  elevators 

Other  assemblers,  country  buyers 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery 

Fleh,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy ,  poultry  products 

Fruits ,  vegetables  ( fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) , 

Industrial  chemicals,  explosives 

Paints ,  varnishes 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods,  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Fine  paper 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

.'arm  products  (raw  materials) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  constr'actlon  m'^terlals 

Lumber,  millwark: 

Direct  mill  shippers 

Distributors  with  yards 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment , 

Farm  -dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies,.. 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies... 

Transportation  (exc.  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


35 
5,100 


4,779 
3,502 


2,683 

5 

100 


291 
121 


1,225 
347 


32 
15 
281 


^68 

33 

18 

68 

105 


180 
92 


262 

73 


8 
10 
19 
42 

31 
240 


124 
24 
31 

147 
53 
78 


2,829,271 


2,829,271 


820,495 
928,304 


1,358,197 

4,678 

48,175 

702,677 


358,015 
344,662 


263,389 
290,629 


43,527 

4,537 

113,462 


1,411,050 


160,391 


103,014 

5,186 

3,140 

25,253 

23,798 

193,446 


137,905 
55,541 


38,370 
79,097 

28.411 


16,683 
2,111 
3,296 
6,316 

51,442 

15,396 


12,247 
3,149 


3,029 
7,222 


32.789 


4,180 

6,675 

2,312 

19,622 

152,415 
41,460 


42,683 
31,881 


47,692 
32,855 


11,983 
21,907 
27,242 

127.590 


15,530 
20,816 
25,627 
42,963 
9,526 
12,703 

425 

10,695 


3,032 


41,754 


42,784 


43,066 


2,529,428 


2,679,839 


2,731,073 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a, 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


n.a. 
n.a. 


167,020 


6,157 
137,335 


42,225 
50,518 


97,142 


3,032 


3,016 
1,543 


1,637 


1,578 
40,176 


26,123 


27,998 


1,595 
41,189 


29,353 


1,553 
41,513 


26,393 
n.a. 


117,538 
2,411,390 


n.a. 
n.a. 


119,526 
2,560,313 


119,336 
2,611,737 


n.a. 
n.a. 


1,832,458 


162,728 

516 

3,776 


12.0 
11.0 
7.8 


94,812 

226 

2,104 

22,686 


1,585 

3 

49 


27,309 
81 
608 

5,984 


23,629 

84 

640 

6,105 


28,637 

83 

622 


1,624,036 
3,551 
34,480 


1,760,033 
3,551 
37,674 

429,400 


1,790,433 
4,545 
37,480 

447,881 


32,620 
10,427 


26,192 
9,417 


7,451 


9.1 

3.0 


9.9 
3.2 


18,727 
3,959 


9,946 
4,167 


930 
265 


5,095 
889 


3,262 
1,083 


1,849 


5,227 
378 


3,259 
978 


1,494 


5,451 
914 


3,372 
1,034 


1,350 


346,372 
70,036 


185,619 
75,143 


72,103 


358,222 
71,178 

190,210 
76,100 

63,340 


373,033 
74,848 

193,668 
77,371 

60,359 


1,331 

438 

5,182 


167,020 


4.2 
9.6 
4.6 


870 

258 

2,266 


97,142 


1,637 


327 

85 
1,437 


27,998 


354 

31 

1,059 


29,353 


317 
94 
939 


29,392 


16,695 
4,604 
50,804 


1,662,067 


18,308 

4,338 

40,694 


1,301,263 


17,416 
4,364 
38,079 


1,332,458 


16,169 


8,890 

581 

573 

2,390 

3,735 

19,394 


10.1 


"ITS' 
11.2 
18.2 
9.5 
15.7 

10.0 


9,339 


5,417 

316 

303 

1,432 

1,371 

10.881 


2,941 


13,913 
5,481 


10.1 
9.9 


7,767 
3,114 


1,685 
113 
107 
440 
596 

3,485 


3,097 


2,578 
907 


1,741 
118 
118 
473 
647 

3.808 


3,115 


2,823 
980 


1,6% 
135 
142 
464 
673 

3.731 


159.409 


5,567 
7,250 


4,648 


14.3 
9.2 


16.4 


2,109 
436 
437 

1,666 

2,947 
2.442 


12.6 
20.6 
13.2 
26.4 

5.7 


2,515 
4,091 

3,028 


214 
31 


81.8 
1,086 


951 
1,142 


2,794 
937 

2.041 


9J,466 
5,039 
4,586 
24,926 
32,452 

192 .458 


172,731 


884 
1,157 


142,092 
50,366 


110.394 


98,946 

5,122 

5,440 

28,093 

35,130 

211,303 


174,684 


1,949 
493 


1.965 


15.9 
15.6 


1,397 
260 
226 

1,145 

1,824 
1.320 


54 
329 


459 
92 
55 

368 


447 
94 
66 

368 


41,763 
68,631 

51.573 


154,793 
57,010 


129,530 


97,699 

5,377 

6,533 

27,646 

36,924 

201 ,079 


51,576 
77,954 


».317 


148,236 
52,843 


129,533 


767 
1,198 

5,581 


25.3 
16.6 


17.0 


1,009 
311 


1,108 


328 
106 


334 
107 


342 
105 


24,602 
4,495 
3,527 

18,949 

33,098 
23 .268 


736 
1,000 

647 
3,198 

3,443 
10,567 

9,719 


17.6 
15.0 
23.0 
16.3 

2.2 
25.5 


435 
673 


3,504 


126 
203 


124 
206 


"iSff 
211 


17,719 
5,549 


16,711 


26,587 
4,462 
3,825 

20,343 

35,063 
23,803 


48,165 
81,368 

58,736 


27,888 
4,756 
4,880 

21,212 

34,249 
24,137 


18,466 
5,342 


541 

661 

477 

1,325 

1,954 
6,454 


15 
120 


119 
140 
132 
494 

464 
2,001 


120 
151 
160 
502 

,  480 
2,051 


129 
149 
164 
524 

579 
2,063 


5,674 
11,037 


65,223 


9,170 

11,937 

9,261 

34,810 

30,490 
114,692 


6,330 
11,446 


65,379 


13,451 
5,686 

18,403 


5,788 
3,931 


11,673 


13.6 
12.3 


6,547 
5,326 


13.7 
16.2 


3,431 
2,362 


7,731 


4,420 
3,311 


99S 
592 


2,041 


1,270 
771 


1,025 

617 


2,106 


1,071 
618 


59,498 
35,247 


1^293 
813 


11295 
842 

1,597 


77,160 
54,974 


85,606 


764 
3,067 
6,004 

23.326 


6.4 

14.0 
22.0 

13.3 


453 
1,902 
3,417 

13.994 


3,941 
3,363 
2,543 
7,729 
3,100 
2,548 

102 

1,242 


25.4 
16.2 
9.9 
18.0 
32.5 
20.0 

24.0 


1,942 
1,995 
1,510 
5,125 
1,966 
1,402 

54 

656 


74 
486 
873 

3,545 


595 
380 
369 
1,121 
664 
396 

20 


82 

542 

1,040 

3,582 


603 
401 
384 
1,113 
663 
396 

22 

164 


79 
529 
989 

3,573 


T5T 
412 
378 

1,100 
683 
378 

19 

179 


7,071 
27,297 
51,.'    J 

249  ^22 


3i;s« 

36  ,;i\ 

24,351 
96,160 
M,458 
20,380 

1,014 

9,423 


9,296 
13,062 

8,485 
34,536 

32,649 
122,162 

100,084 


6,231 
12,172 

67.940 


63,276 
36,808 

139,890 

58,483 

112,075 


9,662 
13,114 

9,172 
35,992 

45,655 
125,373 

103,836 


66,402 
37,434 

147.085 

83  324 


8,575 
33,573 
69,922 

264,758 


38,962 
36,012 
26,687 
105,037 
35,970 
21,003 

1,087 

12,224 


9,413 
31,415 
67,016 

256,558 


37,379 
37,235 
25,127 
97,554 
36,380 
21,304 

1,079 

11,087 


WISCONSIN 


48.03 


Table  101. -THE  STATE- Continued 
EsTABUSHMENTS,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  md  kind  of  business 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 

Merchant  wholesalers — Cnnlinued 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

AutoBjoblles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  miscellaneous  products. 

Hanuf acturers '  sales  branches  (with  stocks), total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  hoae  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

AutciDOtlve  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Cosnnercial  machines,  equipment 

Fai^-^airy  machinery,  equipment 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies.... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Other  manufacturers '  sales  branches 

Fans  supplies 

Hanuf acturers '  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks), 
total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture 

Heme  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Grain 

Livestock 

Farm  products  (inedible) ,  n.e.c 

AutcB»tive  equipment ,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Wiring  supplies,  apparatus 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware,  specialty  lines 

Pluabing,  beating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  niillwDrk 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies. , 

Coi^ierclal  machines,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipcsent,  supplies. 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Esub- 
lish- 
ments 


(>iumber) 


213 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


62,790 
36/17 
26,373 

189,76.; 


39,514 
8,005 
7,247 

64,000 

38,519 
5,256 
6,946 

20,277 

358,015 


78,944 
20,016 
9,433 
2,142 
537 
30,862 


51,456 

49,729 

1,727 

9,452 
9,654 


65,134 


14,831 

33,579 

5,163 

11,561 

80,385 


1,771 
78,614 


344,662 


8,471 
3,377 
5,947 
4,638 
7,302 
5,137 
8,406 
33,724 
267,660 

290,629 


13,239 
13,542 


1,465 


2.202 


662 

1,540 


109,847 


24,506 

77,983 
7,358 


3,899 
1,563 


5,699 


890 
,809 


4,420 


3,109 
1,311 


659 
17,805 
16,783 

12,841 
13,620 


Operating  eicpenses  ^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


{Thousand 
dollars) 


8,691 
4,731 
3,960 


22,361 


3,245 
1,722 
1,435 
7,616 
3,048 
1,126 
938 
3,231 

32,620 


6,287 

2,576 

968 

243 

129 

3,152 

2,321 


1,974 
347 


1,443 
1,541 


1,723 

84 

2,089 

5,176 


147 
5,029 


10,427 


814 
667 
208 
857 
342 
144 

1,029 
990 

5,376 

9,417 


342 
418 


1,129 


125 
741 
263 


334 
137 


94 

471 


"25T 

82 


147 

1,865 

527 

702 
724 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


13.8 


11.8 


^372 
21.5 
19.8 
11.9 
7.9 
21.4 
13.5 
15.9 

9.1 


8.0 
12.9 
10.3 
11.3 
24.0 
10.2 

4.5 


20.1 


15.3 
16.0 


13.5 


33.0 
5.1 
1.6 

18.1 

6.4 


8.3 
6.4 


3.0 


9.6 

19.8 

3.5 

18.5 

4.7 

2.8 

12.2 

2.9 

2.0 

3.2 


2.6 
3.1 


7.4 
3.0 


0.5 
1.0 
3.6 


8.6 
8.8 


10.6 
9.3 


9.1 
6.2 


22.3 

10.5 
3.1 

5.5 
5.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


4,793 
5,660 
2,133 

12,385 


1,651 
950 

9o; 

4,204 

1,710 

650 

520 

1,796 

18,727 


3,016 

1,032 

486 

153 

88 

2,064 

1,411 


1,242 
169 


765 
729 


5,908 


3,663 

906 

58 

1,281 

3,075 


81 
2,994 


3,959 


278 
225 
121 
613 
171 
79 
300 
546 
1,626 

4,167 


1,035 
199 


72 

127 


72 
477 
158 


140 
42 


35 
240 


1.160 


160 
826 
174 

188 
244 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(A(um- 
ber) 


203 
— 5T 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Number) 


1,373 

~EST 


3,833 


514^ 
270 
436 
1,191 
500 
173 
132 
617 

5,095 


846 
304 
123 
30 
30 
635 


317 
45 


217 
225 


755 

270 

9 

463 


31 
795 


78 

81 

35 

109 

24 

15 

59 

116 

372 


202 
55 


3 
342 


16 
147 
179 


56 

179 

32 

33 

48 


July  15 
(T^umber) 


1,437 

— S5r 


3,909 


547 
296 
481 
1,262 
420 
166 
129 
608 

5,227 


864 
321 
125 
33 
34 
622 


329 
53 


221 
234 


794 

272 

9 

477 


30 
809 


77 

81 

32 

103 

24 

17 

59 

112 

373 


16 

150 

37 


55 

175 

32 

34 
66 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


,510 


3,821 


568 
304 
467 
1,169 
456 
180 
133 
544 

5,451 


902 
300 
125 
31 
31 
744 


345 
68 


220 
225 


815 

281 

9 

501 


26 
828 


36 
118 
25 
15 
59 
114 
381 


17 

178 
36 


56 

193 

32 

38 
57 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest  - 


March  IS 
(Dollars) 


73,920 
3?, 236 
34,684 

219,8% 


27,736 
16,446 
15,372 
75,231 
33,446 
10,752 
7,849 
33,064 

346,872 


54,691 
19,167 
9,456 
1,943 
1,714 
36,538 

22,754 


20,113 
2,641 


15,329 
13,176 


118,638 


72,674 

17,126 

1,093 

27,745 

53 ,466 


1,486 
51,980 


70,086 


4,921 
4,159 
2,317 

10,263 
2,702 
1,293 
5,410 
9,702 

29,319 

75,143 


3.229 


1,315 
1,914 


40 
236 


1,290 
7,689 
5,884 


2,531 

884 


307" 
4,352 


1,655 


1,111 
544 


4,617 

13,783 

3,383 

3,377 
4,510 


July  IS 
(Dollars) 


44,17? 
36,681 


225,154 


32,754 
17,946 
17,488 
77,204 
29,668 
9,168 
8,620 
32,306 

358,222 


56,932 

21,537 

9,504 

1,930 

1,740 

39,050 

24^665 


21,632 
3,033 


14,557 
14,443 


117,487 


69,896 

18,238 

1,013 

28,335 

56,327 


1,631 
54,696 


71,178 


5,319 
4,225 
1,840 

10,591 
2,619 
1,381 
5,401 
9,816 

29,936 

76,100 


1,512 
2,124 


^40 
311 


1,280 
7,759 
2,248 


2,650 
924 


334 
4,423 


2,533 


1,«4 
544 


5,590 

13,916 

3,404 

3,362 
5,492 


Nov.  IS 
(Dollars) 


47,747 

40,973 
237,539 


Stocks  on 
hand,  end 

of  year. 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,251 


33,895 
18,816 
16,765 
82,416 
33,418 
13,400 
8,001 
30,828 

373,033 


57,933 
19,975 
9,495 
1,849 
1,668 
44,029 

29,182 


24,156 
5,026 


15,954 
14,378 


117,178 


69,589 
17,343 
1,291 
28,955 

61 ,392 


1,273 
60,119 


74,848 


5,373 

4,329 

2,277 

11,678 

2,692 

1,323 

5,639 

10,331 

31,206 

77,371 


1,450 
2,009 


60 
298 


1,432 
9,337 
2,294 


2,821 

817 


5,011 
4,263 


2,416 

1,872 


4,592 
15,597 
3,239 

3,614 
4,936 


1,157 
1,094 

31,185 


2,626 

1,231 

4U 

21,668 

2,032 
707 
948 

1,509 

22,745 


1,367 

290 

817 

106 

55 

5,922 

1,166 


973 
193 


683 
1,601 


4,148 


TTwr 

2,016 
2 

1,123 

6,590 


66 
6,524 


631 

219 


36 
4 
32 


66 
20 
31 
15 


45 

42 

3 


79 
5 

74 


162 

— Z 

138 
20 


48.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOl.-THE  STATE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  pERsopfNEL,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
n.&.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  coimni salon  received. 


Estab- 
hsh- 
ments 

Salra, 
entire 
year 

(Xhousand 
dollars) 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roil, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propne- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Xum- 
ber) 

Paid  em 
en 

ployees,  workweek 
aed  nearest- 

Pay  toll,  workweek  ended  nearest- 

Stocks  on 

Type  of  operation  and  bnd  of  business 

Amount 

{Thaiuand 
dollars) 

Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 

March  15 
(Xumber) 

July  IS 

(7<umber) 

Nov.  15 
(>iumber) 

March  IS 
(Dollars) 

July  15 

(Dollars) 

Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business — Continued 
Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) ,   total. 

328 

161,526 

7,451 

4.6 

3,394 

192 

1,849 

1,494 

1,350 

72,103 

63,340 

60,359 

4,831 

150 

93,225 

4,453 

■i.8 

2,024 

64 

786 

988 

808 

36,438 

42,954 

38,593 

1,832 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

39 
168 

1,573 
66,323 

391 
2,710 

34.8 
4.1 

193 
1,226 

12 
125 

58 
1,014 

189 
453 

■754 
84 

473 

34, IW 
2,331 

33,647 

5,166 
18,230 

35, 5M 
3,000 

19,259 

136 
2,714 

16 

13A 

14 

i 

10 

4,744 

53,548 

7,129 

902 

1,978 

461 

1,421 

766 

62 

288 

9.7 
2.6 
10.7 
6.9 

14.6 

279 

463 

463 

21 

144 

5 

no 

6 
4 

3 

89 
236 

685 
4 

49 

S4 

229 

126 

14 

53 

97 
240 
132 

4 

69 

4,850 

8,080 

20,458 

259 

2,018 

4;602 

8,322 

4,518 

788 

2,156 

5;065 

9,270 

4,647 

277 

2,507 

296 

330 

2,079 

9 

285 

Farm  products   (inedible),  n.e.c 

Other  assemblers 

3 
7 

35 

898 
1,080 

169 
119 

n.a. 

li.i 

11.0 
n.e. 

35 
59 

6,157 

1 
2 

25 
24 

1,578 

26 

27 

1,595 

4o 

29 
1,553 

1,083 
935 

117,538 

i;2iJ4 
872 

119,526 

1,429 
1,078 

119,336 

101 
184 

363 

AEHINISTRATIVE,  AUXILIAHY  UNITS 
State,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

14 
17 
4 

... 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 
n.a. 
n.a. 

1,547 

4,405 

205 

368 

1,172 

38 

382 

1,175 

38 

365 

1,150 

38 

30,886 

83,153 

3,499 

30,709 

85,126 

3,691 

31,004 
34,165 
4,167 

3 
240 
120 

Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli-,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


Metrtjpobtan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


MADISON  METROPOLITAN  AREA  , '   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  buUi  stations,   terminals 

Agents,   brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery ,  equipment ,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

MILWAUKEE  HETROPOLITAll  AREA ,'   total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 
Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices,   total.... 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(T^umber) 


165 
28 
43 


20 
1,759 


1,163 
249 


144 
105 

47 

291 

9 


Sales,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


149,648 


97,269 

19,548 

17,913 

8,247 

6,671 


97,269 


9,917 
23,805 
12,884 

2,202 
941 

2,065 

2,566 
6,657 
7,478 
1,465 
5,940 
915 
20,434 


658,489 
554,943 


266,524 
288,419 

50,489 

237,323 

2,708 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollan) 


8,544 


6,108 
1,223 

907 
S2 

2S4 


482 
987 
739 
221 
171 
247 

396 
378 
651 
,106 
696 
86 
948 

31,722 


4,049 
77,673 


54,329 
17,437 


14,034 
3,403 

2,318 

3,507 

82 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

iHumhcr) 


20 
222 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roil,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Humber) 


1,9U 
X2 

284 
24 
86 


1,914 


160 
301 
220 
91 

50 
70 

138 
150 
187 

33 
214 

40 
260 


1,001 
21,571 


15,175 

4 ,  e~/2 


4,090 
782 

684 

825 

13 


Payroll 
(Dollars) 


162,873 


116,336 

24,332 

17,592 

1,017 

3,581 


116,336 


10,002 
17,237 
14,972 
4,521 
2,684 
4,465 

8,023 

8,110 
12,120 

1,899 
13,230 

1,792 
17,261 


78,674 
1,482,424 


1,023,322 

345.451 


281,130 
64,301 

47,308 

63,071 

1,072 


WISCONSIN 


48.05 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

ESTABUSHMENTS.  SaUSS,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeRSONNBI.,  BY  TyPB  OF  OPERATION  AKTt  FClNU  OP  fiuSINESS:  1948 


Metropolian  area,  type  of  opention,  and  Idnd  of  business 


HIUAUKEE  MCTROrOLnAN  AHEA— Continued 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merehsnt  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  ( general  line ) 

Confectlonerj' 

Fish,   sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Other  grocery,   food  specialties 

Fans  products  (edible ) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,   ale 

Vines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Industrial  chemicals,  paints 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Furniture,  heme  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office ) 

Hone  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Wrapping  paper,  twine 

Pine  paper 

Stationery .  office  supplies 

Paper  products,  n.e.c 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

General  line,  apparatus,  supplies 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber,  mlllwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Cccmercial  machines,  equipment 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Service  establishment,   supplies 

Other  machinery,   equipment,   supplies 

Metals,  metal  work  (exc .   scrap ) 

Waste  materials 

Iron,   steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Autaaobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Aousement,  sporting  goods 

Books,  periodicals,  newsp^ers 

Coal,  coke 

Farm  supplies 

Petroleum  and  products 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Hazufacturers'   sales  branches  (with  stocks),   total.. 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  beating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   Stippliea 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices  (without  stocks),  total 

Drugs,   chemicals,   allied  products 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Manufacturers'   sales  offices,  n.e.c 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Groceries,  ccnfectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Fann  products  (raw  materials) 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


41 
11 
Ifi 
U 
yi9 


Sales,  entire  year 
{Thousand  dollars) 


6^004 


.")0,i91 

2,373 

1,5« 

15,194 

15,403 

61,464 


35,423 

26,041 

31,617 


3^883 

27,734 


12,677 
1,897 
6,989 

23,311 
9,119 

8,655 


1 
6,787 


2,006 

3,611 

1,434 

11,201 

43,441 
14,822 

53,585 


25,776 
27,809 


42,216 


24,098 
18,118 


24,942 
15,881 


83,567 


5,718 
11,247 
33,107 
10,576 
18,939 

9,590 

33.790 


21,002 
12,788 

97,150 


24,136 
5,911 
3,796 

28,815 

15,125 
869 

18,498 

266,524 


57,733 

8,646 

537 

51,037 

6,759 

8,426 

32,151 

101,185 

288,419 


3,377 

5,137 

33,583 

246,322 

237,523 


63,264 
15,561 
82,309 
3,789 
72,600 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


54,329 


4,648 


1,992 
145 
152 
919 

1,440 

5,510 


4,450 
1,060 


310 
1,432 


1,066 
245 
963 

774 
894 


236 
643 


1,815 


305 
314 
333 
863 

841 
2,659 


2,104 
2,157 


2,314 
1,909 


3.957 


1,61 
2,346 


9,352 
1,248 
789 
3,872 
1,069 
2,374 

568 

2,582 


1,350 
1,232 


7.300 


729 
774 
625 

2,173 
777 
150 

2,072 

14,034 


2,024 

394 

38 

1,341 
566 
586 

3,956 

5,079 

3,403 


225 

79 

502 

2,597 

3,507 


854 

136 

419 

85 

2,013 


Active  propric' 

tors,*  November 

(Number) 


117 

4 
40 
27 
16 


21 
9 
3 
7 
182 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work- 
week ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


15,175 


549 

64 

51 

264 

491 

1,604 


"17255 

319 


103 
473 


329 
89 
266 

257 
280 


67 
195 


73 
103 
236 

191 
773 

1,163 


619 
544 


672 
495 


370 
646 


353 
181 
822 
267 
590 


312 
443 


236 
229 
269 
597 
171 
35 
639 

4,090 


586 

90 

31 

387 

162 

170 

1,033 

1,576 

782 


105 
576 


183 
32 

114 
20 

476 


Pay  roll 
(Dalian) 


1,023,322 


85.699 


36,146 
2,640 
3,060 
16,353 
27,500 

99.737 


82,247 
17,490 


36,652 
6,682 
29,970 

43.430 


21,537 
4,465 

17,423 

15,095 
15,902 

14,545 


3,045 
11,500 

33,952 


5,594 
6,219 
6,261 
15,873 

13,794 
53,040 

74,877 


41,259 
33,613 


35.628 


48,134 
37,494 


27,032 
46,250 


179,629 

13,399 
80,614 
16,008 
44,260 

10,072 

49.326 


25,714 
23,612 


133,662 


14,455 
15,300 
10,607 
36,932 
15,269 
2,011 
39,068 

281.150 


33,133 

7,673 

1,663 

27,485 

12,007 

11,453 

79,135 

103,541 

64.301 


4,329 

1,323 

9,467 

49,182 

65,071 


13,582 
2,194 
7,486 
1,704 

40,105 


48.06 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  102.— STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Metropolitan  area,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  busineaa 


Establishments 
(dumber) 


Salea,  entire  year 
{Thousaiid  dollars) 


Pay  roll,  entire  year 
(Thousand  dollars) 


Active  proprie- 
tors,* November 

(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll,  work' 
week  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


Payroll 
irkAlars) 


RACIUE  METROPOLITAN  AREA,^   total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vfines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc.  leaf) 

Autcmotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  Coextensive  with  Dane  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Milwaukee  County. 

^  Coextensive  with  Racine  County. 


3,116 


26,395 
15,472 
7,953 
10,171 


2,242 

246 
161 


9 

4,126 

207 

8 

3,731 

241 

13 

4,681 

338 

3 

2,846 

111 

7 

1,185 

197 

4 

621 

45 

8 

723 

59 

15 

8,482 

1,044 

553 
143 
76 
43 


39,021 
9,444 
4,670 
2,971 


39,021 


4,623 

4,073 
6,471 
2,088 
3,699 
746 
1,108 
16,213 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personkel — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(Xumbtr) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(.Thouiarui 
iolUlrs) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
aollars) 

Active 

proprietors.* 

November 

(Hfmbcr) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(>(umber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thouiand 
dolhrs) 

Establish- 
ments 

(NumM 

Sales. 

Employees 
dumber) 

Pay  roU 
(Dollars) 

(Thousarul 
doUdrs) 

5,135 

2,829,271 

143,492 

3,032 

43,066 

2,731,073 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

Adams  County 

35 

5,100 

4 
28 

2,829,271 
(x) 
10,161 

6,157 
137,335 

(x) 

568 

3,032 
(x) 

12 

1,553 
41,513 

(x) 

179 

119,336 
2,611,737 

(x) 

10.932 

2,788 

1 
14 

1,411,050 
(x) 

8,025 

2,312 

3 
14 

1,418,221 
(x) 

Ashland 

23 

5 

49 

9,736 
425 

9.190 

547 
21 

389 

10 
2 

37 

174 
5 

161 

10,573 
359 

7,400 

13 

1 

13 

(x) 

(x) 

3,701 

10 
4 

36 

(x) 

Remainder  of  County 

Barron  County 

(x) 
5,489 

21 
28 

10 

201 

4,958 
4,232 

1,634 

167,135 

196 
193 

119 

3,097 

17 
20 

5 

93 

84 

77 

47 
2,532 

3,780 
3,620 

1,883 

151,320 

7 
6 

2,773 
923 

l4 
22 

10 

2,180 

Remainder  of  County 

Bayfield  County 

Brown  County 

3,309 
1,634 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,  to  .al 

6 
195 

6 

164 

25 

16 
13 
25 

47 

167,135 

2,469 

147, 561 

17,105 

1,908 
2,132 

3,917 

11,141 

1,184 
6,913 

129 
6,380 

404 

100 

61 

234 

301 

'93 

4 
68 
21 

8 

8 

19 

41 

313 

2,219 

45 

2,009 

165 

44 
25 
76 

114 

22,886 
128,434 

3,173 
117,151 

8,110 

1,916 
956 

4,178 

5.215 

134 
5 

120 
9 

4 
3 
7 

16 

84,665 
(x) 

79, ^r? 

(x) 

444 

844 

1,159 

3.598 

'61 

1 

44 

16 

12 
10 
18 

31 

82,470 
(x) 

Green  Bay 

Remainder  of  County 

Buffalo  County 

Burnett  County 

Calumet  County 

Chippewa  County 

67,984 
(x) 

1,464 
1,288 
2,758 

7.543 

Chippewa  Falls 

Remainder  of  County 

Clark  County 

18 
29 

40 

53 

2,079 
9,062 

18,980 

9.486 

154 
147 

303 

384 

13 
23 

29 

43 

63 

51 

123 
160 

3,094 
2,121 

5,324 

6.711 

8 
8 

13 

22 

892 
2,706 

(x) 

4.752 

10 
21 

27 

31 

1,187 
6,356 

(x) 

4,734 

Portage 

Remainder  of  County 

Crawford  County 

24 
29 

24 

5,625 
3,861 

4,677 

266 
118 

183 

17 
26 

15 

102 
58 

67 

4,548 
2,163 

3,024 

13 
9 

9 

3,694 
1,058 

1,786 

11 
20 

15 

1,931 
2,803 

2,891 

13 
11 

260 

2,369 
2,308 

149,648 

131 
52 

8,544 

6 
9 

153 

52 

15 

2.650 

2,481 
543 

162.878 

8 

1 

165 

(x) 

(x) 

•J?,  269 

5 

10 

95 

ix 
52,379 

Remainder  of  County 

Dane  County 

200 
60 

50 

132,682 
16,966 

11.798 

7,874 
670 

458 

111 
42 

43 

2,424 
226 

182 

151,333 
11,545 

8.773 

153 
12 

19 

93,888 
3,381 

5.186 

47 
43 

31 

38,794 

Remainder  of  County 

Dodge  County 

13,585 
6,612 

Beaver  Dam 

Watertown   (part)^ 

21 

'29 
24 

6,085 

5,713 
4.202 

254 

204 
171 

15 

'28 
14 

97 

85 
60 

4,906 

3,867 
2.941 

U 

8 
10 

3,526 

1,660 
1.511 

10 

'21 
14 

2,559 

Remainder  of  County 

4,053 
2,691 

Sturgeon  Ray 

15 
9 

2,918 
1,284 

U4 

9 

42 
18 

2,194 
747 

9 
1 

(x) 

(x) 

6 
8 

I) 
l) 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


WISCONSIN 

Tabic  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'   Continued 

ESTABUSHMBNTS,  SaLES,  PaV  RoLL,  AND  PbESONNEL — ToTAL;  EsTABUSHMBNTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WHOLESALERS  AND  OtHBR  OPERATING  TyPES:  1948 


48.07 


County  and  dty 


Douglas  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

Superior 

Remainder  of  County 

Dunn  County 

Henooonie 

Rcnalader  of  County 

Eau  Claire  County 

Eau  Claire 

Remainder  of  County 

Florence  County 

Fond  du  Lac  County 

Fond  du  Lac 

Ripon 

Uajpun  (part)' 

Remainder  of  County 

Forest  County 

Grant  County 

PlatteviUe 

Remainder  of  County 

Green  County 

Honroe 

ReBBinder  of  County 

Green  Lake  County 

Iowa  County 

Iron  County 

Jackson  County 

Jefferson  County 

Fort  Atkinson 

Watertown  (part)^ 

Retnalnder  of  County 

Juneau  County 

Kenosha  County 

Kenosha 

Remainder  of  County 

Kewaunee  County 

La  Crosse  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,  total. 

La  Crosse 

Remainder  of  County 

Lafayette  County 

Langlade  County 

Antigo 

Remainder  of  County 

Lincoln  County 

Merrill 

Remainder  of  County 

Manitowoc  County 

Manitowoc 

Two  Rivers 

Remainder  of  County 

Marathon  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units, 
ybcleselo  establishments,  total. 

Wausau 

Remainder  of  County 

Marinette  County 

Marinette 

Remainder  of  County 

Marquette  County 

Milwaukee  County 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units. 
Wholesale  establishments,   total. 

Ctidahy 

Milwaukee 

SborewDod 

South  Milwaukee 

teuwatosa 

West  Allis 

iest  Milwaukee 

Whitcf ish  Bay 

Remainder  of  County 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Total 


Establish- 

rocQis 

(^lumber) 


4 
102 
90 
12 


2 
101 
69 
32 


1,779 


20 
1,759 

7 
1,658 

6 
11 
18 
26 

8 

6 
19 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thcnudnd 
dollars) 


(x) 


M 

U2,375 

131,767 

608 

5.264 


2,589 
2,675 

55,248 


46,395 
8,853 


(x) 
39,507 


32,629 

1,159 

648 

5,071 

777 

22.399 


4,243 
18,156 


9,936 
7,728 

3,539 
10,460 
2,560 
3,250 

16,058 


3,686 
7,367 
5,005 


26,117 
2,143 


2,118 
00 


43,013 
39,709 
3,304 

1,789 

8.689 


8,469 
220 


4.097 


3,070 
1,027 

28,220 


24,621 
1,545 
2,054 

(x) 


Cx) 

28,868 

26,119 

2,749 

8.845 


6,674 
2,171 

3,013 

1,504,152 


1,504,152 
1,463 

1,466,872 
4,691 
2,529 
7,765 
5,982 
5,326 
935 
8,589 


Piy  roll, 
cniirc  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


M 


(x) 
2,929 
2,922 
7 

260 


131 
129 


3.275 


3,172 
103 

(x) 

2,434 


2,162 

56 

10 

206 

20 

371 


385 

105 

U9 

119 

99 

104 


126 
352 
142 


1,043 
58 


(x) 


(x) 
2,674 
2,630 
44 

87 

360 


358 
2 


154 
52 


1,609 
47 
84 


(x) 


(x) 
2,200 
2,049 
151 

461 


377 
84 


81,722 


4,049 

77,673 

85 

75,051 

72 

280 

771 

493 

344 

45 

532 


Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(>tumber) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll. 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 

dumber) 


(x) 


(x) 


968 

965 

3 


1.019 


377 
42 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


48 
25 
23 


802 
4 

748 
3 
10 


(x) 


596 
15 
4 
58 


38 
U8 


137 
125 

42 
59 

47 
45 


Pay  roll 
(Dollari) 


(x) 


(x) 

58,471 

58,316 

155 

5.071 


2,778 
2,293 


58,963 


57,456 
1,507 


U) 
41,435 


36,930 

1,071 

180 

3,204 

317 

7,277 


1,698 
5,579 


52 
143 


377 
24 


(x) 


(x) 


869 
19 


180 


179 

1 


(x) 


(x) 


702 

644 

58 


143 
33 


22,572 


1,001 

21,571 

24 

20,832 

13 

96 

162 

158 

90 

23 

173 


8,608 
3,876 

1.904 
2,560 
1,868 
2,113 

12.596 


2,616 
7,092 
2,888 

1,054 

21,311 


20,133 
1,178 


1,206 
(x) 


(x) 
49,699 
48,369 
830 

1,681 

8.196 


:,171 
25 


2,859 
936 


28,662 

324 

1,509 

(x) 


(x) 

43,557 

40,880 

2,677 

8.631 


7,213 
1,418 


4,1K 
1,561,098 


78,674 

1,482,424 

1,442 

1,434,958 

754 

5,400 

11,640 

10,776 

6,321 

936 

10,197 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


CNumber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


129,189 

(x) 

(x) 


(x) 


30.906 


TO 
(x) 


25,361 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 


3,243 

5,245 

766 
1,711 
1,781 
1,118 

7,469 


350 
4,585 
2,534 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 

Oftmber) 


11,618 

157 


31,670 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 


(x) 
(x) 


1,008 
251 


20,818 
(x) 
(x) 


19,421 

18, 571 

850 


5,065 
314 


,163 

653,489 

6 

(x) 

,091 

634,668 

4 

(x) 

8 

1,869 

12 

6,479 

21 

4,323 

5 

3,070 

1 

(x) 

15 

6,193 

-il. 


Sales, 
entire  year 


(Thousand 
dotliirs) 


3,186 
(x) 
(x) 


(x) 


(x) 
(x) 
9,897 


STTSS" 

(x) 

648 
(x) 

777 

18,324 


(x) 


9,176 


6,693 
2,483 

2,773 

8,749 

779 

2,132 

8.589 


3,336 
2,782 
2,471 

2,984 

16,485 


14^499 

1,986 


U,343 
(x) 
(x) 

(x) 

6.338 


(x) 
(x) 


2,833 


2,062 
776 


6,649 
3,803 


(x) 
(x) 


9,447 
7,548 
1,399 


1,609 
1,857 


596 

845,663 

1 

(x) 

567 

832,204 

2 

(x) 

3 

660 

6 

1,286 

5 

1,659 

3 

2,256 

5 

(x) 

4 

2,396 

48.08 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  103.— COUNTffiS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE'-<:ontinued 

ESTABLISHMBNTS,  SaIES,  PaY  RoLI,  AND  PERSONNEL TOTAL;  EsTADUSHMENTS  AND  SaLES MERCHANT  WhOLESAIEXS  AND  OtHER  OtBRATING  TiPEST  1948 


County  and  dty 


Monroe  County 

Sparta 

Remainder  of  County. 

Oconto  County 

Oconto 

Remainder  of  County. 

Oneida  County 

Riiinelander 

Remainder  of  County. 

Outagamie  County 

Appleton 

Kaukauna 

Remainder  of  County. 

Ozaukee  County 

Pepin  County 

Pierce  County 

Poli  County 

Portage  County 

Stevens  Point 

Remainder  of  County. 

Price  County 

Racine  County 

Racine 

Remainder  of  County. 

Richland  County 

Rock  County 

Beloit 

Janesville 

Remainder  of  County. 

Rusk  County 

St.  Croix  County 

Sauk  County 

Baraboo 

Remainder  of  County. 

Sawyer  County 

Shawano  County 

Shawano 

Remainder  of  County. 

Sheboygan  County 

Plymouth 

Sheboygan 

Remainder  of  County. 

Taylor  County 

Trempealeau  County 

Vernon  County 

Vllaa  County 

Walworth  County 

Waahbum  County 

Wafihlngton  County 

West  Bend 

Remainder  of  County. 

Waukesha  County 

Waukesha 

Remainder  of  County. 

Waupaca  County 

Waunhara  County 

Winnebago  County 

Menasha 

Neenah 

Oshkosh 

Remainder  of  County. 

Wood  County 

Marshfleld 

Wisconsin  Rapids.... 
Remainder  of  County. 


Establish- 
ments 


OTumbcr) 


27 
111 


20 
lU 


92 
23 

20 
38 
39 
10 
57 
15 


Total 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollnri) 


8,860 
3,005 


593 
4,046 


6,998 
953 


32,477 


23,510 
1,565 
7,402 

2,788 
3,354 
4,399 
6,849 

16.015 


14,757 
1,258 


59,991 


46,508 
13,483 


3,696 
58.725 


8,778 

39,997 

9,950 

3,446 
4,830 

10,209 


2,939 
7,270 


4,640 
2,228 


2,412 

42.620 


1,452 
37,028 
4,140 

2,701 

5,517 
10,480 

1,365 
21,363 

2,917 

6.586    


1,137 
5,449 


25.686 


12,rK 
12,916 

16,971 
1,582 

41 ,097 


2,668 

4,975 

27,710 

5,744 

-J1.5?8 


24,033 
5,884 
1,641 


Pay  roU, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


96 
216 


381 
15 


2.075 


,676 

35 

364 

U8 

82 

170 

145 


976 
45 


2,793 
323 


610 
994 
354 

97 
217 


118 
230 


115 


2.878 


55 
2,608 
215 

117 
lU 
366 

39 
625 

67 


66 
212 


1.109 


618 
491 


369 
49 


3,110 


270 

316 

2,298 

224 

i.^y. 


676 

394 

84 


proprietors, 
November 


(Number) 


Paid  employees  and  pay  toll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 


Employees 
(Number) 


35 
130 


465 
13 
151 

42 
31 
71 
76 


322 
31 


712 
103 


55 
599 


197 
276 
126 

45 
95 


24 

797 

% 

37 

95 
120 

16 
212 

37 


179 
168 


167 
22 


94 

72 

723 

93 


250 
128 
23 


Pay  roll 
(Dalian) 


1,812 
4,811 


2,193 


1,890 


7,374 


7,096 
278 

37,993 


30,580 
685 
6,728 

2,311 
1,704 
3,128 
2,863 


18.612 

17,553 

1,059 


56.106 


50,224 
5,882 


11,307 

19,022 

5,386 

1,909 
4,119 

6,691 


2,221 

4,470 


3,178 


1,156 
2,022 

59.319 


924 
53,763 
4,632 

2,076 
3,259 
5,326 
797 
11,626 
1,445 

5.372 


1,187 
4,185 


22.506 


12,629 
9,877 


7,379 
883 


60,047 


5,871 

6,023 

42,792 

5,361 

22.408 


13,733 
7,361 
1,314 


Mercbant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(T)»usand 
dollars) 


4,085 


967 

3,118 

2,734 


206 
2,528 


5.445 


22,481 


20,068 
(x) 
(x) 

984 
(x) 
1,5U 
2,109 

n.467 


(x) 

1,774 
26.395 


24,036 
2,359 


1,304 
16,355 


7^ 

(x) 
1,250 

706 
657 

4,945 


1,633 
3,3U 


(x) 


1,016 
188 


631 
26,383 
2,625 

737 

1,850 

658 

455 

4,991 

(x) 

963 


305 
658 

11,513 


5,187 
6,326 

12,360 
(x) 

30,243 


1,924 
3,267 
22,219 
2,833 

13.956 


TO 

3,873 
(x) 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Tfiousand 
dulldrs) 


2,038 
2,737 


1,905 


-33T 
1,518 


(x) 


9,996 


— STZZ? 
(x) 
(x) 

l.SOt, 

Cx) 

2,883 
4,740 

4.548 


TO 
Cx) 

2,835 

33.596 


22,472 
11,124 


2,392 

42.370 


00 
(x) 
8,700 

2,740 
4,173 

5,264 


1,306 
3,958 

(x) 

3,436 


2,224 


821 
10,645 
1,515 

1,964 
3,667 
9,822 
910 
16,372 
(x) 

5.623 
832" 


— 775gr 

6,590 

4,611 
(x) 

10,854 


'TO- 
1,708 
5,491 
2,911 

17.602 


2,011 
(x) 


"  Proprirtora  of  unincorporated  busineseee. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  dlacloeure. 
^  Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates. 
*  Located  In  Dodge  and  Jefferson  Counties. 
3  Located  in  Dodge  and  Fond  du  Lac  Counties. 


WISCONSIN 


48.09 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sai.bs,  Pay  Rolx,  and  Pbrsonnbl,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  Busi>rEas:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  oi'  business 


BRCWN  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABUSHMEJJTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Qroceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Tobacco  and  products   (exc.   leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices,    total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products] 

COLUMBIA  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  ^rtiolesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DANE  COUNTY  (See  Madison  Metropolitan  Area,  table  102.) 

DODGE  COUNTf ,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

DOUGLAS  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLI3D1ENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buli  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

EAU  CLAIRE  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible  ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  ^irits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Other  operating  '^pee 

FOHD  DU  LAC  COUNTY,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Tobacco  and  prodiicts  (exc.  leaf) 

AutoaotiTe  ei^pnent,   tires  and  tubes 

Hardware ,  plumbing,  he  atlng 

Machinery,  equipEflent,   supplies 

Merchanx  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  striiioos ,  teralnals 

See  footnotes  ei,  end  of  table. 


Establishments 

(Numfeer) 


201 


3 

1,783 

54 

3 

1,491 

35 

6 

737 

28 

3 

206 

14 

7 

535 

73 

2« 

3,881 

UO 

7 

853 

20 

Sates. 
endrc  year 

(Thousand 
doilirs) 


167,  U5 


84,665 


12,575 
5,370 
6,669 
568 
2,959 
1,716 
3,277 
2,770 
9,944 
3,647 
6,610 
1,099 

27,461 

43,202 


17,955 
25,247 

10,136 
15,737 
13,395 

9,486 


4,752 


11,798 


5,186 


1,043 

472 

3,671 

3,970 
2,642 


M 


(x) 
132,375 


129,189 


7 

10,444 

633 

5 

2,165 

267 

8 

4,094 

174 

6 

103,215 

1,035 

4 

353 

16 

13 

8,9X8 

679 

9 

2,158 

63 

6 

1,028 

62 

55,248 


9 

6,695 

324 

4 

2,215 

154 

9 

4,158 

203 

6 

834 

ILL 

3 

2,003 

132 

14 

8,408 

1,167 

11 

6,593 

674 

17 

4.784 

174 

15 

19,558 

336 

39,507 


29,610 


4 

3,324 

260 

7 

2,298 

140 

4 

264 

39 

3 

1,321 

76 

7 

991 

160 

3 

799 

63 

11 

10,831 

451 

12 

9,782 

496 

7 

3,476 

523 

33 

6,421 

226 

Pay  lull, 
enure  year 

(ThowaTid 


8,097 


1,184 
6,913 


5,102 


588 
187 
452 
116 
147 
159 
367 
185 
830 
241 
794 
60 
976 

1,231 


1,022 
209 

257 
75 
248 


61 

28 

211 

119 
39 


(x) 


(x) 


2,929 


2,804 


3,275 


2,765 


Acljvc 
propriecon.* 

November 

{Aiumba) 


(x) 


(x) 


Riid  employeeft  and  pay  ro]]« 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Empbyeeii 
(Humbcr) 


2.532 


313 
2,219 


1,656 


249 
50 

128 
44 
58 
39 

148 
61 

258 
60 

209 
26 

326 


91 
30 
101 


(x) 


(x) 


210 
78 
53 

346 
lA 

211 

29 
27 

1.019 


849 


U6 
55 
58 
46 
48 
293 
233 

68 
102 


73 
36 
16 
20 
58 

124 
133 

119 
80 


Payroll 
(OoUdri) 


151.320 


22,886 
128,434 


92,945 


12,410 
3,080 
9,104 
2,074 
2,357 
2,169 
7,268 
2,840 

13,596 
4,129 

11,427 
],142 

21,349 

23,242 


19,404 
3,838 

5,540 
1,510 
5,197 


4,218 


870 

1,348 

572 

273 

1,155 

2,110 
383 


8.773 
5.759 


1,377 

574 

3,808 

2,212 
802 


JiL 


(x) 


55,778 


9,722 
4,509 
3,443 

24,977 
300 

12,827 

1,321 
1,372 

58.963 
48,953 


5,968 
2,838 
4,093 
2,066 
2,414 
16,482 
15,092 

3,526 
6,484 

41,435 


27,253 


4,823 
2,577 
81A 
1,214 
3,007 
1,188 
6,849 
6,781 

9,713 
4,469 


48.10 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE—Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  of  BusiN:ess:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 


Establishments 


Qiamber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thcntsand 
dollars) 


fty  roll, 
entire  year 

(thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

(Number) 


Pliid  emptoyees  aiid  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov,  15 


Empbyees 
(Number) 


GRANT  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materiELls 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

GREEN  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals , 

Other  operating  types , 

JEFFEHSON  COUNTY,  total , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total , 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials , 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types , 

KENOSHA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  (exc .  leaf ) 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers '    sales  branches,   offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

LA  CROSSE  COUNTY,   total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,    confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,    plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

MANITOWOC  COUNTY     total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Farm  products   (edible) 

Beer,   wines,  distilled  spirits , 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c , 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types , 

MARATHON  COUNTY,    total 

Administrative,    auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments , 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total , 

Groceries,   ccaifectlonery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) , 

Beer,  winea,   distilled  spirits , 

Paper  and  its  products , 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  and  tubes , 

Lumber,   construction  materials , 

Machinery ,   equipment,    supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,   n.e.c 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  statione,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


2 

101 


291 

91 

3,193 

U,080 
17,66A 


187 

102 


8,488 


91 

4,301 

311 

340 

3,715 

3,339 
5,837 

16,058 


7,469 


89 

4,459 

1,598 

380 

231 

712 

4,436 
4,153 


11,775 


1,565 

69 

1,522 

96 

4,037 

234 

1,785 

53 

960 

139 

522 

51 

317 

23 

1,047 

74 

9,620 

220 

3,487 

99 

3,378 

43 

(x) 


(x) 


43,013 


31,670 


4,782 
2,314 
4,767 
1,376 
983 
5,611 
1,615 
1,739 
1,457 
7,026 

2,239 
6,049 
3,055 


21,571 


7,429 

2,360 

731 

241 

594 

10,216 

4,552 

2,097 


(x) 


(x) 


19,421 


6 

4,050 

24A 

4 

1,725 

98 

10 

5,644 

365 

3 

488 

52 

6 

1,831 

301 

4 

781 

71 

10 

569 

114 

13 

4,333 

450 

9 

774 

126 

27 

5,418 

234 

9 

3,255 

145 

3 
95 
11 
59 
52 

177  I 
93 


M= 


399  I 


162 
102 

35! 

30 

67 

115 
106 

1,101 


(x) 


(x) 


2,674 


2,210 


194 
192 
135 
293 

44 
402 
143 
223 

53 
526 

225 

223 

11 


223 
136 
156 
30 
55 
921 
166 
53 


(x) 


(x) 


2,200 


1,695 


(x) 


(x) 


Jsl. 


(x) 


1 
108 

6 
IB 
21 

64 
44 


Jxi. 


(x) 


3 

107 

3 

42 

52 

2 

13 

2 

24 

7 

327 

16 

69 

1 

26 

(x) 


(x) 


1 

78 

1 

32 

5 

90 

1 

20 

2 

108 

4 

30 

9 

42 

5 

149 

40 

17 

73 

3 

40 

WISCONSIN 


48.11 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Peksonnbl,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  cype  of  operation,  and  kind  of  busineas 


MARINETTE  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   temtinals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products)^  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

MILWAUKEE  COUNTY  (See  Milwaukee  Metropolitan  Area,    table  102.) 

OUTAGAMIE  COUNTY,    tota 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

FaiiD  products  (edible ) 

Beer,  vines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Lumber,    construction  materials 

Machinery,    equipment,    supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'   sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,   terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  f ami  products ) ,   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Fam  products  (raw  materials) 

PORTAGE  COUNTY ,   total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

RACINE  COUNTY  (See  Racine  Metropolitan  Area,    table  102-) 

ROCK  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,   allied  products 

Automotive  equipment,    tires  end  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,    terminals 

Other  operating  types 

SHEBOYGAN  COUNTY .    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  {exc.  leaf) 

AutciDotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,   construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    s\qjplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  built  stations,  terminals 

AsBemblers  (mainly  farm  products ) ,  total 

Farm  products  (edible ) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 

Other  operating  types 

WALWORTH  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,   total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  buli  stations,  temlDals 

Other  operating  types 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Esabluhments 
(Humber) 


Sales. 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
doUart) 


5,379 
2,368 


665 
^33 


32, ^r? 


22,^81 


4,^70 
3,651 
2,C28 
1,667 
3,811 

8>; 

792 
5,228 

1,015 
5,363 

3,618 


576 
3,042 


16,015 


11,467 


6 

5,019 

319 

6 

3,547 

13A 

* 

569 

97 

A 

301 

50 

7 

2,031 

191 

13 

2,596 

100 

21 

1,952 

130 

16,355 


6 

1,766 

81 

5 

1,054 

66 

9 

1,734 

113 

3 

159 

17 

10 

1,766 

230 

6 

342 

76 

20 

9,534 

595 

37 

7,408 

293 

18 

34,96,? 

4d7 

42,620 


29,639 


13 

6,063 

260 

7 

3,625 

220 

12 

3,188 

220 

3 

1,245 

23 

9 

886 

56 

3 

1,032 

115 

9 

594 

95 

7 

3,780 

218 

15 

9,226 

1,064 

4,942 


4,747 
195 


2,881 
21,363 


4,991 


3,420 

520 

83 

958 

4,041 
12,331 


Pay  roH, 
entire  year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


332 
74 


1,694 


249 
238 
lil 
275 
161 
67 
100 
453 

56 
238 


2,271 


242 
5 


123 
625 


171 

26 

3 

107 

143 
175 


Active 

proprietors,* 
November 

(Slimber) 


Pud  employees  and  pay  roll, 
wtirkwcelc  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Htimba) 


129 
26 


75 
42 
67 
36 
23 
29 
119 

13 

71 


7 

112 

5,843 

4 

40 

2,539 

2 

23 

1,162 

2 

22 

967 

5 

71 

3,881 

11 

33 

2,050 

13 

52 

2,170 

2 

38 

1,563 

2 

25 

1,160 

5 

27 

1,344 

1 

5 

287 

2 

62 

4,250 

6 

30 

1,554 

16 

155 

11,403 

36 

107 

5,761 

8 

150 

8,393 

9 

80 

4,484 

5 

72 

4,074 

5 

61 

4,000 

3 

14 

503 

11 

29 

1,236 

35 

2,183 

8 

37 

1,646 

7 

90 

4,095 

5 

285 

26,119 

Payroll 
{Dollars) 


8,631 


6,240 
1,390 


1,001 


621 
380 


30,827 


5,144 
4,179 
2,573 
4,484 
3,104 
1,750 
1,733 
7,860 

927 
4,266 

1,973 


928 
1,045 


14,392 


35,715 


21,561 


59,319 


4,559 


4,152 
63 

2,200 
U,626 


5,785 


3,222 

330 

62 

2,171 

2,562 
3,279 


48.12 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  104— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  by  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  of  Business:  1948 


ODunty,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


Establishments 


(T^umber) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
ijollars) 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

(Humbcr) 


Paid  employees 
workweek  ended 


and  pay  roll, 
nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


PayroU 

(Dollar  J) 


WAUKESHA  COUNTY,    total 

Merchant  wholesalers,    total 

Beer,  wines,   distilled  spirits 

Aatorootlve  equipment,    tires  and  tubes 

Lumber,    construction  materials 

Machinery,   equipment,    supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bul]i  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WAUPACA  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products),  total 

Farm  products  (edible) 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

WINNEBAGO  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  conf'ectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products  .(exc .  leaf) 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Lumber,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Other  operating  types 

WOOD  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Waste  materials 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


25,686 


11,513 


12,360 


10,998 

178 
779 

3,385 

1,226 


422 

8W 


■il,097 


30,2^3 


13,956 


4,744 

1,413 

688 

736 
6,375 

17,602 


1,109 


7 

2,272 

111 

4 

624 

91 

3 

292 

48 

8 

1,169 

167 

3 

122 

20 

12 

7,03< 

269 

27 

7,477 

233 

7 

6,696 

170 

190 
26 
22 
11 


2,580 


10 

2,041 

127 

8 

2,893 

149 

3 

1,910 

100 

10 

4,372 

425 

6 

1,225 

213 

4 

706 

100 

■> 

1,704 

120 

6 

6,043 

684 

14 

1,847 

160 

11 

1,790 

197 

15 

5,712 

305 

12 

4,471 

279 

20 

4,868 

193 

6 

1,515 

58 

1,154 


217 
133 
114 


31 
21 
19 
46 
12 
106 


26 

167 


22,506 


1,722 
1,268 
3,473 
618 
5,614 

4,748 
3,170 


5,141 


3,891 
572 

230 

1,793 

445 


183 
262 


60,047 


50,015 


6 

49 

2,641 

4 

44 

2,403 

1 

31 

1,973 

5 

96 

8,201 

69 

4,262 

3 

28 

1,408 

3 

32 

2,404 

214 

12,879 

9 

47 

3,032 

10 

86 

4,846 

7 

LL4 

5,966 

99 

5,674 

11 

62 

3,385 

5 

11 

973 

22,408 


18,809 


68 

3,664 

57 

2,595 

58 

2,906 

U 

387 

130 

9,257 

3,599 


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Table  Page 

101  The  State:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 49.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  State) 

103  Coxmties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 49.03 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel, 

by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 49.03 

Laramie  County 49.03 

Natrona  Co\mty 49.03 

49.01 


49.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— STATE  STATISTICS 


Table  lOL-THE  STATE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personni:X,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

SalM, 
entire 
year 

Operating  expenses^ 
(inc.  pay  roll) 

Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

Active 
proprie- 
tors,* 
Novem- 
ber 

Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 

Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest— 

Stoclu  oo 
hand,  end 

Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 

Amount 

Per- 
cent 

March  IS 

July  15 

Nov.  15 

March  15 

July  15 

Nov.  15 

of  year, 
at  cost 

(\umber) 

(Ttioiuond 
doll<iri) 

(Xhousand 
dollors) 

of 
sales 

(Thousand 
dollors) 

(Num- 
ber) 

(^bimbcr) 

(Number) 

(Number) 

(Dollars) 

(Dollors) 

(Dollars) 

(Dioujand 
doUdri) 

State,    total 

463 

153/77 

n.a. 

n.a. 

6,144 

339 

1,979 

2,137 

2,223 

108,765 

119,982 

130,082 

U,290 

Administrative,   aiixlllary  units 19^.... 

Wholesale  establ  lahments 1948.  ■  - . 

463 

153,477 

n.a. 
n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

6,IU 

339 

1,979 

2,137 

2,223 

108,765 

119,982 

1M,082 

14,290 

1939..., 

397 

37,031 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,671 

312 

1,147 

1,236 

1,204 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

3,654 

1929.... 

233 

34,661 

n.a. 

n.a. 

1,855 

93 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

n.a. 

4,215 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLISHMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

212 

83,167 

8,579 

10.3 

4.235 

140 

1,333 

1,486 

1,486 

74,757 

83,948 

90,759 

10,593 

207 

82,252 
915 

8,463 
116 

10.3 
12.7 

4,184 
51 

137 
3 

1,312 
21 

1,471 
15 

1,470 
16 

73,583 
1,169 

82,911 
1,037 

89,554 
1,205 

10,576 

17 

Manufacturers'    sales  branches,   offices,    total... 

29 

14,662 

1,311 

8.9 

751 

4 

193 

211 

225 

12,690 

14,583 

15,667 

1,3U 

23 

6 

13,677 
985 

1,177 
134 

8.6 
13.6 

692 
59 

3 

1 

182 

11 

191 
20 

204 
21 

11,946 
744 

U,286 
1,297 

U,123 
1,544 

1,311 

Sales  offices    (without  stocks) 

... 

180 
6 

29,138 
11,741 

2,753 
156 

9.4 

1.3 

682 

76 

172 
5. 

269 
50 

272 
49 

274 
68 

U,574 
1,107 

U,306 
1,206 

14,0U 
1,443 

1,721 

17 

36 

14,769 

782 

5.3 

400 

18 

134 

119 

170 

6,637 

5,939 

8,202 

648 

27 
9 

11,279 
3,490 

533 
249 

4.7 
7.1 

266 
134 

9 
9 

88 
46 

69 

50 

106 
64 

4,281 
2,356 

3,929 
2,010 

5,443 
2,759 

573 

75 

Type  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  \rtiolesalers ,    total 

212 

83.167 

8,579 

10.3 

4,235 

140 

1,333 

1,486 

1/86 

74,757 

83  J  948 

90,759 

10.593 

Groceries,   confectionery,  meats 

18 

13.582 

1,190 

8.8 

671 

7 

225 

271 

240 

11,415 

13,097 

13,1J24 

1,525 

13 

5 

111799 
1,783 

964 
226 

8.2 

12.7 

5S4 
87 

2 
5 

Hi 
37 

253 
18 

ao 

30 

10,138 
1,277 

12,232 
865 

11,627 
1,497 

1,J9<) 

Grocery,  food  specialties,  n.e.c 

235 

35 

7.503 

1,337 

17.8 

619 

41 

252 

278 

272 

11,508 

13,219 

12.896 

327 

25 
10 

3>3 
3,630 

822 
515 

21.2 
U.2 

338 
281 

34 
7 

138 
114 

156 
122 

154 
118 

6,306 
5,202 

7,379 
5,840 

7,272 
5,624 

77 

Fruits,  vegetables   (fresh) 

250 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Tobacco  and  products    (exc.   leaf) 

21 

11 

40 

6 

5 

9,552 
3,247 
8,742 
1,227 
1,283 

519 
165 
1,283 
203 
103 

5.4 

5.1 

14.7 

16.5 

8.0 

253 
78 
717 
102 
47 

19 
9 

16 
4 
2 

76 
29 
220 
44 
15 

95 
29 
236 
41 
17 

80 

34 

254 

33 

15 

4,570 

1,366 

13,120 

2,165 

831 

5,762 

1,427 

14,007 

1,887 

916 

4,922 

1,699 

15,298 

1,936 

330 

1,223 

1S4 

1,372 

2U 

Hardware,  plumbLng,  heating 

191 

43 

29.566 

2.595 

8.8 

1.206 

16 

287 

332 

366 

19.421 

22.686 

28.736 

4.906 

Ccnmerclal  machines,   equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equlpnent,  supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,   supplies 

8 
6 
25 

4 

731 

4,142 

24,395 

298 

151 

745 

1,643 

56 

20.6 
18.0 
6.7 
18.8 

82 
442 
660 

22 

8 

7 
1 

31 
100 
144 

12 

33 
107 
181 

11 

33 
115 
203 

15 

1,402 

7,295 

10,352 

372 

1,459 

7,472 

13,371 

334 

1,588 

8,760 

17,965 

473 

129 

833 

3,871 

73 

Waste  materials 

14 

1.316 

286 

21.7 

117 

15 

37 

53 

43 

1.764 

2.705 

2.010 

101 

7 
7 

19 

368 

948 

7,U9 

131 
155 

398 

35.6 
16.4 

12.6 

36 
81 

425 

6 

9 

11 

10 
27 

US 

18 
35 

134 

10 
33 

144 

527 
1,237 

8.597 

1,W1 
1,564 

8.242 

529 

1,481 

9.258 

44 

57 

550 

5 

3)378 
3,771 

345 
553 

10.2 
14.7 

234 
191 

3 
3 

71 
77 

72 
62 

72 
72 

4,682 
3,915 

4,802 
3,440 

5,163 
4,095 

405 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

U5 

Manufacturers'  sales  brancheeCwlth  stocks), total 

23 

13.677 

1^177 

8.6 

692 

3 

182 

191 

204 

11,946 

13,286 

14,123 

1.3U 

5 

1,065 

U6 

13.7 

72 

22 

20 

22 

1,318 

1,472 

1,536 

21 

Machinery,  equipment,    supplies 

15 

11.933 

957 

8.0 

566 

145 

153 

163 

9.801 

10.803 

11.557 

^'S? 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,   supplies... 
Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

10 
5 

5,531 
6,402 

613 
344 

U.l 
5.4 

337 
229 

72 
73 

82 

71 

78 

5,303 
4,498 

4,328 

5,065 

479 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c 

3 

679 

74 

10.9 

94 

3 

15 

.    18 

19 

827 

1,011 

1,030 

37 

Aaaemblers   (mainly  farm  products),   total 

36 

14.769 

782 

5.3 

400 

18 

134 

119 

170 

6,637 

5^939 

8,202 

M8 

Farm  products    (raw  materials) 

32 

13.007 

579 

4.4 

277 

U 

93 

81 

120 

4,521 

4^299 

5.943 

589 

Grain 

21 

7 
4 

9,816 
1,573 
1,613 

332 

218 

29 

3.4 
13.8 
1.8 

133 

139 

5 

9 
5 

50 
40 

3 

40 
31 
10 

42 

12 

2,127 
140 

1,908 
270 

2,674 
400 

19< 

Farm  products  (inedible), n.e.c 

1 

Assemblers,  n.e.c 

4 

1,762 

203 

11.5 

123 

4 

41 

38 

50 

2,116 

1,640 

2,259 

59 

«  Proprietors  of  unincorjwrated  buaineases. 

n.a.  Not  available. 

n.e.c.  Not  elaevhere  classified. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  cooaalsalOTi  received. 


Table  102.-- STANDARD  MKIBOPOLnAN  AREAS    (None  In  the  State) 


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49.03 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel — Total,  Establishments  and  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types;  1948 


County  and  city 


Stat«,   totKl. 


Albany  County 

Laru&ie 

Renalnder  of  County. 


Big  Horn  County. 
Caiqjtwll  County. 


Carbon  County 

Ravi  Ins 

Renalnder  of  County. 


Converse  County. 
Crook  County.. . . 


Fremont  County 

Rlverton 

Renalnder  of  County. 


Goahen  County 

Hot  Springs  County. 
Jobnson  County 


Laramie  County 

Cheyenne 

Remainder  of  County. 


Lincoln  County. 


Natrcoa  County 

Casper 

Remainder  of  County. 


Niobrara  County. 

Park  County 

Platte  County. . . 


Sberldan  County 

Sheridan 

Remainder  of  County. 


Sublette  County. 


Sveetvater  County 

Rock  Springs 

Remainder  of  County. 


Total 


Establish- 
ments 


Teton  County 

Uinta  County 

Washakie  County 

Weaton  County 

lellovatone  National  Park  (part)^. 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


3.904 


3,373 
531 


3,681 
1.440 


4,739 
349 


(i) 


2,815 
1,220 

11,360 

1,022 

401 


31,088 
3,043 

2,347 

44.953 


41,405 
3,548 

684 
9,550 
1,869 

13.640 


5,346 
8,294 


U) 


7,509 
459 

802 
1,158 
2,459 
1,960 


Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


160 

13 


210 
33 


170 
9 


U) 


146 
18 

224 
31 

17 

1.622 


1,560 
62 

100 

2.001 


1,615 
386 

33 
349 
49 


378 
59 


(x) 


310 
12 

20 
U 
90 
40 


Active 

proprietors,  * 

November 


(Number) 


(x) 


M 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


(x) 


540 
21 


560 
96 

11 
101 
24 


143 
53 


(x) 


117 
5 

10 
12 
37 
19 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


3,667 


3,397 

270 

3,442 
558 

4.081 


3,913 
168 


(x) 


4.647 


4,299 
348 

4,681 
723 

343 


31,831 
1,263 

1,681 

45,878 


36,036 
9,842 


728 
6,227 


6,736 
1,399 


(x) 


6,026 
387 

490 

930 

2,462 

789 


Merchant  wholesalers 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


"43" 


Sales, 
enure  year 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


83,167 


2.832 


ITT 
(x) 


(x) 


2.051 


2,051 


(x) 


1i) 

(X) 

2,IU 
215 

(x) 

19.771 


(X) 
1,095 
34.344 


31,342 

3,002 

170 
5,693 
(x) 

4.605 


(l) 
5,825 


(X) 
(x) 


(X) 


616 
961 


Other  operating  types 


Establish- 
ments 


(Number) 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


(iT 
(x) 


2,740 
(x) 


2,688 
349 


(x) 
3.264 


(x) 

9,246 
807 

(x) 


17) 
(x) 

1,252 

1^609 


10,063 
546 

iU 
3,857 
(x) 


741 
8,294 

(X) 

2.U3 


(I) 

(x) 

542 
1,498 
(x) 


Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses. 
Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
Based  on  advance  1950  population  estljnates. 
Located  In  Idaho,  Montana,  and  Wyoming, 


Tabic  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

ESTABUSBMENTS,  SaLES,  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PERSONNEL,  BY  TyPE  OF  OPERATION  AND  KiND  OF  BUSINESS:   1948 


County,  type  of  operation. 

Estab- 
lish- 
toents 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Payroll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  IS 

and  kind  of  business 

Estab- 
lish- 
ments 

(Num- 
ber) 

Sales, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Payroll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propri- 
etors.* 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 

Paid  employees  and 

pay  roll,  workweek 

ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

and  kind  of  business 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

Em- 
ployees 
(Num- 
ber) 

Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 

ufUMra  cootmr,  total 

68 

34,131 

1,622 

37 

561 

33,094 

NATRONA  COUNTY,    total 

79 

Uj953 

2,001 

39 

656 

45.37^ 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

38 

19,771 

1,090 

21 

378 

22,181 

56 

X.344 

1.622 

29 

534 

37,968 

Farm  products   (edible) 

5 

6 
6 

3 
18 

9 
U 

7 

1,883 

1,166 

2,707 

364 

13,651 

7,625 
3,423 
3,312 

137 

111 

283 

9 

550 

305 
U5 
112 

6 

1 
3 
3 
8 

'12 

4 

57 

42 

93 

7 

179 

101 
37 
45 

2,700 

2,238 

6,564 

165 

10,514 

6,663 
2,153 

2,097 

7 

3 

5 
24 

5 
12 

11 

12 

1,575 
412 

4,006 

11,448 

312 

16,591 

4,225 
6,384 

106 
22 

251 
580 
66 
597 

114 
265 

7 
2 

"9 
5 
6 

8 
2 

46 
8 

91 
178 

17 
194 

41 
81 

1,942 

AutoBotlve  equipnent,   tires  and 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  aplrlte 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and 

548 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies.... 

5,951 

Waste  DBterlals 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Machinery,  equipment,  suppliea.... 
Wast,*  izaterlals 

15.923 
1,106 

Manufacturers*  sales  branches, 
offices 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals.. 
Other  operating  types 

12,499 

Petroleum  bullc  stations,   terminals.. 
Asaemblers   (mainly  farm  products)... 

2,289 
5,621 

•  proprietors  of  unincorporated  bufllnessea. 
D.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


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TERRITORIES 


CONTENTS 

Table  •    Page 

ALASKA 

101  The  Territory:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 50.02 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  Territory) 

103  Judicial  Divisions  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll, 

and  personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant  wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 50 .02 

104-  Judicial  Divisions  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel,  by  tjrpe  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 50.02 

First  Judicial  Division 50.02 

Table  Page 

HAWAII 

101  The  Territory:  Establishments,  sales,  expenses,  pay  roll,  personnel,  and  stocks,  by  type  of 

operation  and  kind  of  business 50.03 

102  Standard  Metropolitan  Areas  (None  in  the  Territory) 

103  Counties  and  Cities  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and 

personnel — total;  establishments  and  sales — merchant 'wholesalers  and  other  operating 

types 50. 0-; 

104  Counties  With  50  Establishments  or  More:  Establishments,  sales,  pay  roll,  and  personnel,  by 

type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 50.05 

Hawaii  County 50.05 

Honolulu  County 50.05 

50.01 


50.02 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— ALASKA 


Table  101— THE  TERRITORY 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Peesonnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  op  Opekation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  land  of  business 


Territory,   total 19i8. 

1939. 


Type  of  Operation 


Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  buUc  stations,  terminals. 
Other  operating  types 


Type  by  Kind  of  Business 


Merchant  wholesalers,  total. 

Groceries,  confectionery. 
Farm  products  (edible).... 


Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Connnercial  machines,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies. 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 


EsQb- 
lish- 
ments^ 


(J^umber) 


111 
105 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


32,216 
9,017 


8,361 
19,034 
4,821 


3,983 
627 


200 
476 


2,875 


Operating  expenses' 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,105 

2,109 

568 


1,105 


iOl 
192 


41 
149 


Per- 
cent 
of 

sales 


13.2 
11.1 
11.8 


10.1 
23.2 


20.5 
31.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 


(Thousand 
dolldri) 


1,451 
ri.a. 


470 
702 
279 


160 

86 


Active 
proprie- 
tors,' 
Novem- 
ber 

(Hum- 
be) 


Paid  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Timber) 


360 

208 


100 
213 
47 


July  15 
(Jiumhcr) 


508 
300 


129 
261 

118 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


460 
247 


125 
265 

70 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


25,785 
n.a. 


8,531 
13,264 
3,990 


2,719 
1,280 


340 
1,640 


July  15 
(DolUrs) 


34,978 
n.a. 


10,039 
14,463 
10,476 


10,039 


3,480 
2,083 


294 
1,137 


Nov.  15 
(DolUr.) 


27,484 
n.a. 


8,653 
13,962 
4,869 


8,653 


3,086 
1,650 


237 
1,013 


3,575 
□  .a. 


1,2SS 
2,261 


552 

42 


52 

176 


*  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 

^  No  administrative,   auxiliary  units  in  Alaska. 

^  Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Tsble  102.— STANDARD  METROFOLIIAN  tBEAS  (None  in  the  Territory) 


Table  103.-JUDICIAL  DIVISIONS  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORE' 

Estabusrmbnts,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Pbbeonnbl — Total;  Establishments  and  Sales — Mehchant  Wholesalers  and  Othbk  Operating  Types;  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

Judicial  division  and  city 

EstabUsh- 
ments  ^ 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollors) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Aaive 

proprietors,* 

November 

(Humha) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 

Employees 
(Humhcr) 

Pay  roll 
(Dellari) 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

111 

32,216 

1,451 

n 

460 

27,484 

31 

8,361 

30 

23,855 

First  Judicial  Division 

58 

13,410 

730 

42 

292 

16,196 

11 

2,382 

47 

11,028 

Juneau 

13 

12 
33 

2 

33 

5,179 
3,146 
5,085 

(x) 

14,420 

551 
238 
241 

(x) 

556 

3 
11 
23 

(x) 

18 

95 
124 
73 

(x) 

127 

6,015 
6,101 
4,083 

(x) 

8,877 

6 

5 

12 

974 
1,403 

4,660 

t 

7 

33 

2 

21 

1,738 
5,085 

^  Remsinder  of  Judicial  Dlvislcai 

Third  Judicial  Division 

9,760 

Anchorage 

Remainder  of  Judicial  Division 

Fourth  Judicial  Division 

13 
20 

18 

5;790 
8,630 

310 
246 

(x) 

7 
11 

(x) 

6!! 
59 

(x) 

5,796 
3,081 

(x) 

i 

4 
8 

188 
(x) 

5 
16 

10 

1,318 
8,442 

7 
11 

(x) 

(x) 

(xi 
(x) 

U 

(x) 

(xi 
(x) 

7 

1 

ix) 
(x) 

10 

Remainder  of  Judicial  Division 

(x) 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  bualnesBea. 
X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 
^  Baaed  on  advance  1950  population  estljiBtes. 
^  No  admlnlstru'tW';,   auxiliary  units  in  Alaska, 


Table  104.-.IUDICIAL   DIVISIONS  WITH  50 

ESTABLUHMBNTS.  SaI.E8.  PaY  RoLL,  AND  PeESONNEL,  BY  TyPE 


ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

OP  Operation  ant>  Kin»  of  Business:  1948 


Efltabhshments 
(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Payroll, 
enure  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Active 
propnctors,* 
November 

(Number) 

Paid  empbyees  and  pay  roll, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 

Judicial  division,  type  of  operation,  and  kind  of  business 

Empbyees 
(Number) 

Payroll 
(Dollars) 

58 

13,410 

730 

42 

292 

16,196 

Merchant  wholesalers 

11 
35 
12 

2,382 
6,625 
4,403 

133 
345 
252 

11 

23 

8 

51 
178 
63 

2,391 
9,556 
4,249 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,   terminals 

Other  operating  types 

'  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  husineflsefl. 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— HAWAII 


50.03 


Table  101— THE  TERRITORY 
EsTABUSHMBNTS,  Salbs,  Expbnsbs,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operaticvi  and  bnd  of  business 


Territory,  total 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 19i8. 

Wholesale  establishments 19^6. 

1939. 
1929 

WHOLESALE  ESXABLISiMENTS 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Service  wholesalers,  domestic  market 

Foreign  trade  merchants 

Limlted-Tunctlon  wholesalers 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices,  total 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks ) 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks ) 

Petroleum  bulk  stations ,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm 'products) ■ 

Type  by  Kind  of  Bxisiness 

Merchant  wholesalers ,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Groceries  (general  line ) 

Confectionery ; 

Fish,  sea  foods ' 

Meats ,  meat  products 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties 

Fam  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Beer,  ale 

Wines,  distilled  spirits 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs 

Industrial  chemicals ,  explosives 

Paints,  varnishes 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear ■ 

Dry  goods 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Hcoe  furnishings,  floor  coverings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Electrical  goods 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware 

PluBijing,  heating  equipment,  supplies 

Lumber ,  construction  materials 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

CcoEierclal  machines,  equipment 

Construction  machinery,  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Waste  materials 

Iron,  steel  scrap 

Other  scrap,  waste  materials 

Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Farm  supplies 

Jewelry 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks),  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Conmercial  machines,  equipment 

Other  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  n.e.c,...' 

See  footnotes  at  end  of  table. 


Estab- 
lish- 
mcnt5 


(Mumber) 


7 
702 


704 
n.a. 


496 
22 
16 


Sales, 
enure 
yeai 

(Thousand 
doUaTs) 


97,045 
n.a. 


249,270 


244,026 
3,330 
1,914 


20,655 
22,254 

33,823 

147,954 

1,778 


249,270 


53.374 


28,940 
1,522 
2,136 
8,500 

12,276 

14,086 


4,892 
9,194 

14.362 


3,894 
10,468 


5,492 


4,694 
245 
553 


2,599 
2,886 


1,360 
648 


4,522 
19,422 


17,442 


16,022 
1,420 


10,611 
14,757 


6,937 

2,487 

3,369 

549 

839 

576 

1.836 


402 
1,434 

82,072 


T3r 

1,279 

9,684 

2,807 

67,546 

20,655 


13,041 
1,005 


6a 
384 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roU) 


Amount 

{Thousand 
dollars) 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


n.a. 
n.a. 


40,551 
347 
236 


1,567 
240 

3,178 

5,112 

183 


41,134 


6.593 


3,147 

261 

270 

1,357 

1,558 

1,709 


692 
1,017 


1.813 


425 
1,388 


781 

59 
132 


470 
370 


310 
113 


1,156 
3,909 


4,069 
472 


2,429 


3.674 


1,864 
625 
625 
151 
234 
175 

462 


65 
397 


11,418 


2zr 

269 

934 

556 

9,414 

1,567 


564 
255 


173 
82 


n.a. 
n.a. 


16.6 
10.4 
12.3 


7.6 
1.1 

8.2 
3.4 
10.3 


12.4 


10.9 
17.1 
12.6 
16.0 
12.7 

12.1 


14.1 

11.1 


10.9 
13.2 


16.6 
24.1 
23.9 


18.1 
12.8 


22.8 
17.4 


25.6 
20.1 


25.4 
33.2 


24.9 


26.9 
25.1 
18.6 
27.5 
27.9 
30.4 

25.2 


16.2 
27.7 


13.9 


32X 

21.0 

9.6 

19.8 

13.9 

7.6 


27.8 
21.4 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


28,837 


1,039 
27,798 


22,306 
143 


962 

94 

1,172 

2,932 

101 


22,537 


2,935 


,544 
127 
75 
576 
613 

826 


402 
424 


156 
665 


439 
33 
58 


246 
242 


161 
48 


686 
1,862 


2,751 


2,502 
249 


1,292 
2.185 


1,187 
393 
310 
76 
117 
102 

238 


43 
195 

7,034 


171 
135 
682 
227 
5,819 

962 


253 

188 


140 
48 


Active 
proprie- 
tors.^ 
Novem- 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


507 
506 


369 
18 
26 


E^d  employees,  workweek 
ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(J^umber) 


8,339 


239 
8,100 


4,300 
n.a. 


6,823 


6,746 
50 
27 


272 
18 

326 
603 

58 


490 
39 
26 
201 
242 


"TgT 
158 


45 
168 


144 
12 
13 


174 
583 


760 
129 


363 
100 
90 
29 
36 
18 


1,916 


44 

48 

211 

59 

1,554 

272 


July  15 
(Jsfumber) 


8,677 


251 
8,426 


7,067 


6,972 
54 
41 


315 
21 

326 

634 

63 


7,067 


1,039 


505 
47 
24 
213 
250 


165 

174 


55 
184 


143 
13 
19 


192 
605 


785 
121 


433 
638 


353 

100 
87 
28 
48 
22 


1,981 


55 

43 

207 

64 

1,612 

315 


Nov.  15 
(>[umber) 


8,478 


257 
8,221 


6,886 


6,787 
62 
37 


306 
20 

317 

631 

61 


6,886 


1,092 


529 
47 
76 
197 
243 


162 


59 
166 


146 
17 
24 


193 
554 


734 
132 


336 
98 
91 
28 
37 
21 


1,924 


25 

43 

209 

63 

1,584 

306 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest — 


March  15 
(£>oll<i«) 


543,302 


20,012 
523,290 


415,761 
2,589 
1,346 


18,188 
1,864 

21,443 

59,716 

2,383 


58,349 


31,457 

2,163 

1,082 

11,860 

11,787 

16,497 


8,830 
7,667 


14.712 


3,065 
11,647 


7,082 
636 
864 

8, '794 


4,882 
3,912 


3,124 
787 


11,573 
34,753 

51,027 


45,395 
5,632 

20,435 

43.656 


23,713 
7,662 
6,971 
1,477 
2,086 
1,747 

2.919 


419 
2,500 


129,783 


3,376 

2,736 

11,273 

3,663 

108,735 

18,188 


4,747 
3.442 


2,603 
839 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


575,106 


20,854 
554,252 


440,657 
3,166 
2,050 


20,805 
2,089 

21,345 

61,521 

2,619 


445,873 


60,045 


31,475 

2,686 

1,030 

12,413 

12,441 

16,935 


8,454 


16.510 


4,151 
12,359 


9,163 


,135 

686 

1,342 

8,689 


4,945 
3,944 


3,174 
979 


12,830 
37,055 

52,196 


46,200 
5,996 


27,295 
43,527 


23,420 
7,412 
6,430 
1,468 
2,876 
1,921 

3.640 


612 
3,028 

140,233 


4,161 
2,424 
12,312 
3,638 
117,698 

20,805 


5,066 
3,582 


2,724 
858 


12,157 


Nov.  15 
(Dollars) 


Stocks  on 

hand, end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


558,739 


22,061 
536,678 


426,509 


421,021 
3,628 
1,860 

22,341 


20,235 
2,106 

23,828 

61 , 591 

2,409 


426,509 


60,784 


31,909 

2,667 

2,378 

11,484 

12,346 

16,858 


7,942 
8,916 


16,169 


4,159 
12,010 


7,278 

763 

1,526 

10,155 


5^089 
5,066 


3,115 
1,161 


12,218 
32,958 

52,438 


46,929 
5,509 


22,631 
42.719 


22,717 
7,531 
7,092 
1,416 
2,019 
l',944 

3.891 


450 
3,441 


129,798 


1,^60" 

2,346 

11,405 

3,274 

110,913 

20,235 


4,773 
4.088 


3,138 
950 


11,374 


97 
39,813 


n.a. 
n.a. 


35,836 


35,511 
267 

60 

1,672 


1,672 


2,137 
124 
42 


35,838 


3,754 


2,516 

122 

51 

321 

744 

341 


155" 

202 
1.902 


470 
1,432 


1,521 


1,344 
48 
129 


294 
419 


180 
221 


1,116 
4,837 

2,767 


2,325 

442 


3.360 


1,154 
744 
877 
166 
190 
229 

422 


34 
388 


12.044 


140 
385 

1,053 
584 

9,882 

1,672 


612 
242 


121 
121 


50.04 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— HAWAII 


Table  101  — THE  TERRITORY— Continued 

Establishments,  Sales,  Expenses,  Pay  Roll,  Personnel,  and  Stocks,  by  Type  of  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


Type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business 


Agents,  brokers,  total 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions. . 

Furniture,  hone  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

ADHIUISIRATIVE,  AUXILIARY  UNITS 

Territory,  total 

Type  of  Operation 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

•  Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.a.  Not  available  or  not  applicable. 


Estab- 
lish- 
ments 


(Xumber) 


Sales, 
entire 
year 

(TJiousarwi 
dollars) 


147,954 


642 
5,891 


,986 
905 

930 

677 

139,814 


Operating  expenses 
(inc.  pay  roll) 


(Thousand 
dollars) 


5,112 


59 
350 


297 
53 

48 

57 

4,593 


Per- 
cent 
of 
sales 


9.2 
5.9 


6.0 
5.9 

5.2 

8.4 
3.3 


Pay  roll, 
entire 
year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


2,932 


29 


120 
23 


22 
2,733 


534 

505 


Active 
propnc- 
tors,* 
NoveiU' 
ber 

(Num- 
ber) 


Paid  employees,  worttweek 
ended  nearest — 


.March  15 
{Humber) 


603 


4 

555 


133 
106 


July  15 
(><umber) 


634 


139 
112 


Nov.  15 
(Number) 


631 


143 
114 


Pay  roll,  workweek  ended  nearest - 


March  15 
(Dollars) 


59,716 


550 
2,206 


1,371 

335 

69 

427 

56,464 


20,012 


10,649 
9,163 


July  15 
(Dollars) 


61.521 


352 
3,149 


2,579 

570 

69 

■427 

57,024 


11,505 
9,349 


Nov,  15 
(Dollars) 


61,591 


434 
3.452 


2,657 
795 

144 

427 

57,134 


22,061 


10,340 
11,721 


n.e.c.   Not  elsewhere  classified 

Entries  for  agents  and  brokers  represent  brokerage  or  commission  received. 


Table  102.-- STANDARD  METROPOLITAN  AREAS   (None  in  the  Territory) 


Stocks  on 

hand,  end 

of  year, 

at  cost 

(TTiousdnd 
dollars) 


39 

34 
5 


Table  103.— COUNTIES  AND  CITIES  OF  5,000  INHABITANTS  OR  MORe' 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roli,  and  Psksonnel— Total;  Est;ablishments  and  Sales— Merchant  Wholesalers  and  Other  Operating  Types:  1948 


Total 

Merchant  wholesalers 

Other  operating  types 

County  and  city 

Establish- 
ments 

(>Jumber) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(TbousamJ 
dollars) 

Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

dollars) 

Active 

proprietors,* 

November 

(dumber) 

Paid  employees  and  pay  roll, 

workweek  ended  nearest 

Nov.  15 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 

Establish- 
ments 

(Number) 

Sales. 

Employees 
(Number) 

Pay  roU 
(Etellars) 

entire  year 

(TTiousand 
dollars) 

Territory,   total 

709 

480,734 

28,837 

507 

8,478 

553,739 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

7 
702 

98 

480,734 
35,593 

1,039 
27,798 

2,024 

507 
57 

257 
8,221 

695 

22,061 
536,678 
37,909 

534 

72 

249,270 

168 

Hawaii'  County 

231,464 

Remainder  of  County 

32 

557 

29,514 
6,084 

419,630 

1,703 
321 

25,341 

35 
22 

426 

563 
127 

7,161 

32,203 
5,706 

491,544 

54 
18 

24,009 
3,919 

12 
14 

5,505 

Honolulu  County 

2,165 

Administrative,   auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments,   total .... 

Honolulu 

7 
550 
543 

7 

19 
35 

419,630 
418,489 

1,141 

10,128 
15,378 

1,039 
24,302 
24,221 

31 

591 
831 

426 
422 

4 

6 
18 

257 

6,904 

6,373 

26 

213 

409 

22,061 

469,433 

467,856 

1,627 

11,394 

17,892 

422 

417 
5 

14 
26 

202,305 
(x) 
(x) 

7,740 
11,297 

128 

126 

2 

5 
9 

217,325 

Remainder  of  County 

(x) 

Kalawao  Coianty 

Kauai  County 

Maul  County 

(x) 

2,388 

4,031 

X  Withheld  to  avoid  disclosure. 

Based  on  advance  1950  population  estimates 


WHOLESALE  TRADE— HAWAII 


50.05 


Table  104.— COUNTIES  WITH  50  ESTABLISHMENTS  OR  MORE 

Establishments,  Sales,  Pay  Roll,  and  Personnel,  bv  Type  op  Operation  and  Kind  op  Business:  1948 


County,  type  of  operation,  and  bnd  of  business 


HAMAII  COUNTY,  total 

Merchant  wholesalers ,   total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fam  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Automotive  equipment,   tires  and  tubes 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Other  operating  types 

HONOLULU  COUNTK,    total 

Administrative,  auxiliary  units 

Wholesale  establishments 

WHOLESALE  ESTABLKHHENTS 

Merchant  wholesalers,  total 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

Fane  products   (edible) 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Paper  and  its  products 

Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heatii\g 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Merchant  wholesalers,  n.e.c 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents,  brokers,  total 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Furniture,  hcoe  furnishings 

Paper  and  its  products 

Agents  and  brokers,  n.e.c 

Other  operating  types 

"-Proprietors  of  unincorporated  businesses, 
n.e.c.  Not  elsewhere  classified. 


Establishments 
(Number) 


98 


7 
550 


102 
i9 
15 
23 
11 
20 
10 
61 

131 


Sales, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


27,928 


8,186 
1,254 
1,364 
500 
448 
16,176 

5,035 
1,098 
1,467 

419,630 


202,305 


41,429 

11,593 

11,672 

5,377 

2,976 

3,922 

14,907 

14,163 

96,266 

27,629 

146,856 


642 

930 

677 

144,607 

42,840 


.   Pay  roll, 
entire  year 

(Thousand 
dollars) 


1,763 


384 

102 

52 

28 

58 

1,139 

181 
18 
62 

25,341 


1,039 
24,302 


19,476 


2,340 

670 

726 

473 

591 

648 

2,530 

2,115 

9,383 

834 

2,914 


29 

5 

22 

2,658 

1,078 


Active 
propnetors,* 
November 

(Number) 


111 
60 

3 
21 

3 


40 
97 

1 

73 


Paid  employees  and  pay  roU, 
workweek  ended  nearest  Nov.  15 


Employees 
(Number) 


159 

39 

24 

9 

21 

357 

48 
7 
31 

7,161 


257 
6,904 


5,714 


811 
248 
180 
140 
158 
179 
797 
584 
2,617 

225 

624 


Pay  roll 
(Dollars) 


37.909 


32,938 


7,727 
1,993 
1,103 
652 
•  1,077 
20,386 

3,368 

374 

1,229 

491,544 


22,061 
469,483 


367,857 


47,633 
13,515 
14,171 
9,858 
10,432 
11,403 
48,068 
41,390 
171,337 

17,354 

61,217 


434 

144 

427 

60,212 


23,055 


I 


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APPENDIXES 


CONTENTS 

Appendix  Page 

A.  Type-of -Operation  Descriptions 51.02 

B.  Kind-of-Business  Descriptions 51.05 

C.  Type-of -Operation  and  Kind-of-Business  Classifications:  194.8,  1939,  and  1929 51.11 

D.  Type-of -Operation  and  Kind-of-Business  Classifications:  Census  and  Standard  Industrial 

Classification 51.14 

E.  List  of  Excluded  Cities  With  1950  Population  of  5,000  Inhabitants  or  More 51.16 

F.  Report  Forms 51 .  17 

G.  Contents  of  Other  194-8  Census  of  Business  Volumes 51,49 

51.01 


51.02 


APPENDIXES 

APPENDIX  A 
TYPE-OF-OPERATION   DESCRIPTIONS 


Each  wholesale  establishment  is  classified,  for  Census 
purposes,  on  two  bases,  first,  by  type  of  operation — as 
merchant  wholesaler,  manufacturers'  sales  branch  or  office, 
petroleum  bulk  station,  agent  or  broker,  assembler — on  the 
basis  of  the  character  of  the  business  or  the  nature  of 
functions  performed;  and  second,  by  kind  of  business  or 
trade — as  drugs,  dry  goods,  hardware,  groceries,  construc- 
tion materials,  etc.,  primarily  on  the  basis  of  commodity 
lines  sold.  Establishments  whose  operations  overlap  types 
of  operation  or  kinds  of  business  are  classified  according 
to  their  major  activity  during  the  census  year  and  all  of 
the  business  is  included  in  the  one  classification. 

Wholesale  establishments  are  divided  into  five  major 
type-of -operation  classifications,  each  of  which  is  fur- 
ther subdivided  with  the  result  that  data  are  presented 
for  a  total  of  36  different  types  of  operation. 

Type-of -operation  groups  and  their  subdivisions  are  out- 
lined below: 

I.  Merchant  wholesalers 

Service  wholesalers  (domestic  market) 
Wholesale  merchants,  jobbers 
Converters  (textile) 
Industrial  distributors 
Service  wholesalers  (foreign  trade  merchants) 
Exporters 
Importers 
Limited-function  wholesalers 
Cash-carry  wholesalers 
Drop  or  direct-mill  shippers 
Wagon,  truck  distributors 
Retailer-cooperative  warehouses 
II.  Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  sales  offices 
Sales  branches  (with  stocks) 
Sales  offices  (without  stocks) 
III.  Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 
Bulk  stations 

Independent  bulk  stations 
Commission  stations 
Salary  stations 
Cooperative  bulk  stations 
Distributing  terminals 
IV.  Agents,  brokers 

Auction  companies 
Brokers  (merchandise): 
Representing  sellers 
Representing  buyers 
Commission  merchants 
Export  agents 
Import  agents 
Manufacturers'  agents: 
With  stocks 
Without  stocks 
Selling  agents 

Purchasing  agents,  resident  buyers 
Cooperative  buying  agencies 
Cooperative  sales  agencies 
V.  Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Assemblers  (dealing  on  own  account) 
Commission  buyers 

Cooperative  marketing  associations 
Cream  stations 
Country  grain  elevators: 
Independent 
Line 

Cooperative 
Packers,  shippers 


I. 


Types  of  Operation  Described 
Merchant  wholesalers 


This  major  group,  which  in  the  1939  Business  Census  was 
known  as  "Service  and  limited-function  wholesalers,"  con- 


sists of  establishments  usually  known  as  wholesalers,  dis- 
tributors, jobbers,  supply  houses,  etc.  They  are  primari- 
ly engaged  in  buying,  taking  title  to, and  where  customary, 
physically  storing  and  handling  goods,  and  selling  the 
goods  at  wholesale  principally  to  retailers,  to  industrial 
and  commercial  users,  and  to  other  wholesalers.  Estab- 
lishments in  this  group  may  perform  operations  on  the  goods 
incidental  to  the  wholesale  trading  and  delivery,  such  as 
installing  machinery,  equipment,  and  fixtures.  Separately 
incorporated  sales  subsidiaries  of  manufacturing  and  mining 
companies,  buying  and  selling  merchandise  on  their  own  ac- 
count, are  included  in  this  major  group. 
Service  wholesalers  (domestic  market): 

Wholesale  merchants,  jobbers. — Merchant  wholesalers 
primarily  engaged  in  buying  and  selling  in  the  domestic 
marketj  who  perform  all  of  the  principal  wholesale  func- 
tions. They  sell  goods  principally  to  retailers  or  to  in- 
dustrial, commercial,  or  professional  users;  buy  and  sell 
merchandise  on  their  own  account;  carry  stocks;  assemble 
in  large  lots  and  redistribute  in  smaller  quantities  usu- 
ally through  salesmen;  extend  credit  to  customers;  make 
deliveries;  and  render  advice  to  the  trade. 

Converters  (textile). — Included  here  are  those  special 
types  of  merchants  in  the  textile  trade  that  purchase  tex- 
tiles in  the  gray  from  mills  or  manufacturers,  have  them 
dyed  and  finished,  usually  on  a  contract  or  commission 
basis,  and  sell  to  the  cutting-up  trade,  garment  makers, 
wholesalers,  or  large-scale  retailers.  Plants  engaged  in 
finishi_ng,  dyeing,  printing,  etc.,  are  included  in  the 
Census  of  Manufactures. 

Industrial  distributors. — Included  here  are  establish- 
ments dealing  in  a  fairly  complete  line  of  materials, 
equipment,  and  supplies  for  mines,  factories,  oil  wells, 
public  utilities,  or  similar  industries,  and  selling  pri- 
marily to  industrial  users.  Establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  machinery  are  included  under  "Wholesale 
merchants. " 

Service  wholesalers  (foreign  trade  merchants): 

Exporters. — Merchant  wholesalers  that  are  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  in  the  foreign  rather  than  the  domestic 
market. 

Importers. — Merchant  wholesalers  whose  chief  distinc- 
tion lies  in  the  source  of  their  purchases  which  is  prima- 
rily foreign. 

Limited  function  wholesalers: 

Cash-carry  wholesalers. — Establishments  that  generally 
carry  only  a  limited  line  of  products,  mostly  staples  and 
fast  moving  items,  and  usually  do  not  extend  credit  to 
their  customers  nor  make  deliveries.  Retailer- cooperative 
warehouses  and  voluntary  group  grocery  wholesalers  selling 
on  a  cash-and-carry  basis  are  included  in  their  respective 
classifications  and  not  here.  Cash-and-carry  depots  owned 
by  service  wholesalers  and  operated  as  separate  establish- 
ments are  included  here. 

Drop  or  direct-mill  shippers. — Merchants  primarily  en- 
gaged in  filling  orders  by  having  shipment  made  directly 
from  the  manufacturer  or  other  source  of  supply  to  the 
drop-shippers'  customer.  As  drop  shippers  they  do  not  per- 
form warehouse,  storage,  or  delivery  functions. 

Wagon,  truck  distributors. — Merchant  wholesalers  that 
are  distinguished  by  the  following  characteristics:  (1) 
They  combine  the  functions  of  salesmen  with  those  of  de- 
liverymen.  Usually  no  separate  sales  force  is  employed, 
the  work  of  selling  and  delivering  being  carried  out  by 
salesmen-drivers.  (2)  They  normally  carry  a  limited  as- 
sortment of  merchandise  consisting  of  nationally  advertised 
fast  moving  items  of  a  perishable  or  semiperlshable  nature. 
(3)  Their  practice  is  to  sell  for  cash  and  In  the  original 
package. 

It  should  be  noted  that  only  those  wagon  distributors 
with  recognizable  places  of  business,  or  who  have  paid  em- 
ployees, are  included  in  the  census. 


APPENDIXES 


51.03 


Retailer-cooperative  uarehouses. — Establishments  ovmed 
and  operated  cooperatively  by  groups  of  independent  re- 
tailers buying  collectively.  The  establishment  functions 
as  a  separate  wholesale  house  selling  chiefly  to  members. 
Informal  buying  groups  or  clubs  without  warehousing  facil- 
ities and  having  no  paid  employees  were  not  enumerated  in 
the  census.  Cooperative  buying  organizations  with  estab- 
lished places  of  business  and  purchasing  for  others  on  a 
commission  basis  are  classified  as  "Cooperative  buying 
agencies"  and  are  included  under  "Agents  and  brokers." 

II.  Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

Establishments  maintained  apart  frcm  manufacturing  plants 
by  manufacturing  and  mining  companies  primarily  for  sell- 
ing or  marketing  their  products  at  wholesale.  Branch 
stores  selling  to  household  consumers  or  individual  users 
are  classified  in  Retail  Trade.  Sales  branches  or  offices 
located  at  manufacturing  plants  or  at  general  administra- 
tive offices  of  manufacturers  are  excluded  unless  operated 
as  separate  and  distinct  businesses.  Separately  incorpo- 
rated subsidiaries  of  manufacturing  and  mining  companies 
identified  with  parent  company  and  selling  its  products 
only  are  included,  whereas  these  establishments  are  clas- 
sified as  "Merchant  wholesalers"  in  the  Standard  Industri- 
al Classification  Manual. 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with  stocks). — Are  dis- 
tinguished from  sales  offices  by  the  fact  that  the  former 
maintain  facilities  for  the  physical  storage, handling,  and 
delivering  of  at  least  a  portion  of  the  merchandise  sold. 
Sales  branches  frequently  install  machinery,  equipment, 
and  apparatus  sold  by  them  and  sometimes  are  engaged  in 
leasing  or  renting  machinery  or  equipment  on  a  royalty 
basis. 

Manxifacturers'  sales  offices  (without  stocks).  — Are 
distinguished  from  manufacturers'  sales  branches  by  the 
fact  that  sales  offices  do  not  maintain  facilities  for  the 
physical  storage,  handling,  and  delivery  of  merchandise. 

III.  Petroleum  b\ilk  stations,  terminals 

Distinguished  primarily  by  their  physical  properties  for 
transferring,  storing,  and  distributing  gasoline, fuel  oil, 
and  other  bulk  petroleum  products  at  wholesale. Distributors 
selling  packaged,  rather  than  bulk,  petroleum  goods  and 
those  without  stationary  storage  facilities  who  sell  in 
bulk  from  tank  trucks  are  classified  as  merchant  whole- 
salers, not  as  bulk  stations. 

In  addition  to  types  of  operation  mentioned  below, petro- 
leum bulk  stations  and  terminals  are  also  classified  (in 
tables  WC  and  14F)  on  the  basis  of  ownership  as  "Refiner- 
marketer"  and  "Other." 

Bulk  stations. — ^Maintain  storage  facilities  on  railroad 
or  other  transportation  lines  and  sell, usually  from  trucks, 
to  gasoline  service  stations  and  other  retailers;  to  com- 
mercial and  industrial  users;  and,  in  agricultural  areas, 
to  farmers.  As  a  rule  they  do  not  have  drive-in  facilities 
for  the  accommodation  of  automobiles.  Stations  set  up  in 
a  manner  to  service  automobiles  are  classified  in  Retail 
Trade.  Stations  conducting  both  wholesale  and  retail  busi- 
nesses are  classified  according  to  their  major  activity 
during  the  Census  year. 

Bulk  stations  are  classified  on  the  basis  of  type  or 
character  of  operation  as  follows: 

Independent  bulk  stations — Owned  and  operated  inde- 
pendent of  any  other  bulk  station.  This  classification 
includes  any  single-unit  bulk  stations  operated  under  the 
same  ownership  with  filling  stations  but  not  under  the 
same  ownership  with  other  bulk  stations. 

Commission  stations — Owned  by  multiunit  concerns  (con- 
cerns operating  more  than  one  bulk  station)  but  whose 
operators  have  a  proprietary  interest  in  the  business. 
Operators  of  these  stations  are  as  a  rule  paid  commissions 
which  include  unspecified  amounts  to  cover  overhead,  de- 
livery costs^  and  pay  roll.  Personnel  are  considered  as 
employees  of  the  operator,  rather  than  of  the  owner  of  the 
bulk  plant. 


Salary  stations — Owned  and  operated  by  multiunit 
concerns,  concerns  operating  more  than  one  bulk  plant. 
Personnel  of  salary  stations  are  generally  considered  as 
employees  of  companies  owning  the  plants. 

Cooperative  bulk  stations — Owned  and  operated  by 
cooperative  associations.  Many  sell  primarily  to  farmers 
via  tank  trucks. 

Distributing  terminals. — Places  of  business  located  at 
water,  pipe  line,  or  other  transportation  terminal  points 
with  special  equipment  for  the  transfer  of  petroleum  prod- 
ucts from  one  type  of  transportation  to  another.  Although 
many  terminals  are  similar  in  their  operation  to  bulk 
plants, they  are  generally  distinguished  by  their  location, 
their  larger  operations, the  character  of  their  facilities, 
and  in  the  class  of  customers  served.  Terminals  are  largely 
engaged  in  selling  to  bulk  stations  and  industrial  accounts, 
although  some  sales  are  made  to  retailers.  Bulk  stations 
on  the  other  hand  are  primarily  engaged  in  selling  to  re- 
tailers and  commercial  accounts. 

Only  those  terminals  are  included  in  Wholesale  Trade 
that  make  a  practice  of  selling  petroleum  products  to  other 
concerns.  Facilities  used  solely  in  making  intra-company 
transfers  are  not  considered  as  separate  establishments 
for  the  purpose  of  the  Census  of  Business. 


IV.  Agents  and  brokers 

Establishments,  the  operators  of  which  are  in  business 
for  themselves,  negotiating  for  others  sales  or  purchases 
of  merchandise  in  domestic  or  foreign  trade,  but  who  do 
not,  as  a  rule,  take  title  to  the  merchandise.  They  may 
represent  a  single  client  or  a  group  of  clients,  either 
buyers  or  sellers  but  not  both  in  the  same  transaction, 
and  compensation  is  usually  in  the  form  of  commissions  or 
brokerage.  Sales  as  shown  for  agents  and  brokers  repre- 
sent the  sales  (or  purchase)  value  of  the  goods  in  the 
transactions  negotiated  and  include  some  approximation  as 
many  of  them  do  not  maintain  records  of  the  dollar  sales. 
In  such  cases  carefully  prepared  estimates  are  Included. 

In  the  agents  and  brokers  field  it  is  often  difficult  to 
distinguish  the  various  detailed  types  of  operation.  This 
is  particularly  true  of  brokers,  commission  merchants, 
manufacturers'  agents,  and  selling  agents. 

Auction  companies. — Concerns  that  sell  by  the  auction 
method  at  wholesale.  Sales  are  conducted  under  definite 
rules  and  are  usually  made  to  the  highest  or  best  bidder. 
These  establishments  provide  places  for  public  inspection 
and  sale  of  merchandise  consigned  to  them.  Auction  sell- 
ing is  most  common  in  the  marketing  of  leaf  tobacco,  live- 
stock, fruits  and  vegetables,  and  other  farm  products. 
Auctioneers  and  so-called  "community  sales" are  not  includ- 
ed in  Wholesale  Trade. 

Brokers  (merchandise ) . — Negotiate  transactions  between 
buyers  and  sellers  without  having  direct  physical  control 
of  the  goods  and  without  taking  title  or  assuming  the  risk 
of  price  fluctuations.  They  act  as  agents  for  their  prin- 
cipals,who  usually  are  producers  cr  manufacturers.  Although 
some  brokers  represent  wholesalers  or  retailers, this  latter 
is  usually  as  a  purchasing  function.  Their  powers  as  to 
prices  and  terms  of  sale  are  usually  limited  by  their  prin- 
cipals. 

Brokers  often  are  not  bound  to  any  set  of  clients. 
Their  relations  with  any  one  client  may  not  be  continuous. 
In  addition  to  negotiating  purchases  or  sales,  their  chief 
function  consists  of  advising  their  clients  as  to  market 
conditions.  Normally,  brokers  do  not  handle  the  invoices. 

In  some  trades  it  is  difficult  to  distinguish  brokers 
from  selling  agents  and  manufacturers'  agents,  the  terms 
frequently  being  used  to  describe  similar  methods  of  opera- 
tion. This  is  particularly  true  in  the  food  industry  where 
brokers  almost  exclusively  represent  producers  (sellers). 
Brokers  primarily  engaged  in  representing  buyers  are  dis- 
tinguished in  Census  statistics  from  those  representing 
sellers. 


51.04 


APPENDIXES 


Commission  merchants. — Handle  commodities  or  merchan- 
dise consigned  to  them  for  sale  on  a  commission  basis.  As 
commission  merchants  they  do  not  take  title  to  the  goods 
they  sell  for  their  clients.  They  have  considerable  lat- 
itude in  regard  to  price  and  terms  of  sale.  When  the  goods 
require  it,  they  maintain  places  of  business  suitable  for 
the  handling,  conditioning,  warehoiising,  and  selling  of 
merchandise.  Only  commission  merchants  selling  principally 
on  a  consignment  basis  are  included  here,  whereas  those 
dealing  principally  on  their  own  account  but  doing  some 
consignment  business  SB  classified  as  merchant  wholesalers. 
This  classification  also  includes  factors  who  specialize 
in  the  raw  cotton  trade.  Factors  are  located,  as  a  rule, 
in  central  markets  and  receive  the  cotton  on  consignment 
from  the  producing  areas.  Their  functions  consist  of  ad- 
vancing funds  to  shippers,  who  may  be  growers;  warehousing 
and  storing  the  goods;  grading;  and  selling. 

Export  agents. — Includes  commission  houses,  and  agents 
and  brokers  who  specialize  in  the  purchase  of  goods  for, 
or  sale  of  goods  to,  foreign  buyers. 

Import  agents. — Includes  commission  merchants,  manufac- 
turers' agents,  and  selling  agents  who  represent  foreign 
sellers  in  the  domestic  market.  In  addition  to  negotiating 
sales,  they  usually  attend  to  customs  formalities. 

Manufacturers '  agents . — Customarily  sell  part  of  the 
output  of  certain  manufacturers,  usually  two  or  more  whose 
goods  are  noncompeting,  on  an  extended  contractual  basis. 
They  usually  are  limited  with  respect  to  sales  territory, 
prices,  and  terms  of  sale.  Their  principal  duty  is  sell- 
ing, although  some  of  them  warehouse  goods  for  their  prin- 
cipals. 

A  segregation  is  made,  for  Census  purposes, between  those 
manufacturers'  agents  who  own  stocks  and  those  who  do  not. 
Selling  agents. — Are  independent  operators  whose  prin- 
cipal function  is  to  sell  the  entire  output  of  a  given  line 
of  goods  for  one  or  more  manufacturers  with  whom  they  main- 
tain continuous  contractual  relationships.  Selling  agents 
differ  from  manufacturers '  agents  in  the  following  re- 
spects: (1)  They  normally  sell  all  of  the  output  of  one 
or  more  products  of  the  clients  they  serve;  (2)  they  are 
less  limited  in  sales  territory; (3)  they  have  considerable 
latitude  with  regard  to  prices,  terms  of  sale, etc.,  where- 
as the  authority  of  the  manufacturers'  agent  is  limited; 
and,  (^)  they  frequently  finance  their  clients  and  offer 
assistance  in  connection  with  the  advertising  and  other 
sales-promotion  activities. 

Purchasing  agents,  resident  buyers. — Purchasing  agents, 
sometimes  referred  to  as  syndicate  buyers,  are  independent 
operators  buying  merchandise  for  their  clients.  They  are 
to  be  distinguished  from  manufacturers'  purchasing  agents 
who  are  not  ii  business  for  themselves  but  work  for  a  single 
employer.  Frequently  they  combine  orders  from  a  number  of 
relatively  small  manufacturers,  wholesalers  or  retailers, 
and  buy  on  a  larger  scale  than  would  be  possible  for  the 
individual  concerns  whom  they  represent. 

Resident  buyers  are  purchasing  agents  operating  pri- 
marily in  the  dry  goods  trade.  They  are  located  in  central 
markets  and  are  in  close  contact  with  manxif  acturers  in  these 
markets  and  with  wholesalers  and  retailers  at  outlying 
points.  Normally  they  represent  the  interests  of  buyers 
although  they  may  also  occasionally  represent  sellers. 
Purchasing  agents  aid  resident  buyers  maintain  more  contin- 
uous relationship  with  clients  than  is  the  case  with  buying 
brokers . 

Cooperative  buying  agencies. — Buying  agencies  main- 
tained cooperatively  by  a  group  of  purchasers  with  common 
interests. 

Cooperative  sales  agencies. — Include  both  the  sales 
agencies  and  the  central  marketing  associations  set  up  by 
cooperatives  to  facilitate  the  sale  of  the  products  of  the 
members . 

V.  Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

Consists  of  establishments  primarily  engaged  in  purchas- 
ing and  assembling  farm  products  and  sea  foods  in  local 


growers'  markets,  at  local  producing  points,  or  in  the 
cities  of  producing  regions.  They  assemble  farm  products, 
produced  on  a  relatively  small  scale,  in  lots  for  shipment 
to  other  wholesale  buyers.  In  addition  to  buying  and 
wholesale  distribution  of  farm  products,  they  frequently 
grade,  pack,  and  store  the  commodities  handled. 

Assemblers  (dealing  on  own  account). — Are  distinguished 
by  the  fact  that  they  are  independent  buyers  who  deal  on 
their  own  account.  Some  maintain  offices  at  a  central 
point  and  have  a  group,  line,  or  chain  of  bviying  stations. 

Quantities  of  agricultural  commodities  may  be  purchased 
locally  by  retail,  service, or  other  business  or  industrial 
establishments  and  sold  or  used  for  productive  purposes. 
Such  establishments  are  not  Included  here  since  classifi- 
cation for  Census  purposes  is  based  on  primary  activities 
during  the  Census  year. 

Commission  buyers. — Assemblers  that  are  distinguished 
by  the  fact  that  they  are  engaged  as  agents  in  the  buying 
of  agricultural  products,  rather  than  dealing  on  their  own 
account. 

Cooperative  marketing  associations. — Are  cooperative 
associations  formed  largely  by  farmers  primarily  for  the 
purpose  of  disposing  of  their  products.  They  frequently 
also  buy  for  their  members  various  supplies  such  as  feed, 
seed,  fertilizer,  and  fuel. 

The  term  "cooperative  marketing  association"  includes 
local  cooperatives — both  those  disposing  of  their  products 
direct  and  those  marketing  through  a  central  association 
or  agency.  Cooperative  cream  stations  and  cooperative 
elevators  are  covered  under  their  respective  designations 
and  not  here.  Farmers'  cooperatives  engaged  primarily 
in  biiying  supplies  for  members  are  included  in  Retail 
Trade. 

Cream  stations. — Include  buying  stations,  located  in 
milk  producing  regions,  that  buy  fluid  cream  from  farmers. 
They  may  be  maintained  by  creamery  companies,  by  coopera- 
tive associations,  or  by  independent  firms.  Cream  stations 
operated  in  conjunction  with,  and  secondary  to, other  busi- 
nesses such  as  retail  stores,  service  establishments, 
elevators,  etc.,  are  not  included  here. 

Country  grain  elevators. — Include  independent,  line, 
and  cooperative  concerns  which  purchase  and  handle  grain 
and  have  properties  commonly  referred  to  as  "elevators." 
Business  concerns  in  producing  areas,  buying  and  selling 
grain,  who  do  not  have  "elevators"  are  included  under 
"assemblers  (dealing  on  own  account)"  or  "commission 
buyers,"  depending  on  how  they  operate.  Terminal  ele- 
vators in  central  markets  engaged  primarily  in  selling 
grain  are  considered,  for  Census  purposes,  as  merchant 
wholesalers . 

Independent  elevators — Are,  for  Census  purposes, 
limited  to  a  single  elevator  under  one  ownership. 

Line  elevators — Are  two  or  more  elevators  (other  than 
cooperatives)  under  one  ownership.  Two  or  more  elevators 
operated  by  a  cooperative  association  are  included  under 
cooperative  elevators.  Many  line  elevators  are  owned  by 
milling  concerns  which  buy  grain  for  their  own  use;  or  by 
merchandising  concerns  which  purchase  the  grain  through 
the  elevators  but  which  sell  only  from  central  points.  For 
elevators  performing  the  buying  but  not  the  selling  func- 
tion, "sales,"  as  Reported  to  the  Census,  represent  the 
value  of  the  grain  purchased. 

Cooperative  elevators — Are  owned  and  operated  co- 
operatively by  farmers.  No  distinction  is  made  between 
single  and  multiple  elevators  operated  by  cooperative 
associations. 

Packers  and  shippers. — Production-point  assemblers, 
packing,  shipping  and  selling  fruits,  vegetables,  or  sea 
foods.  Operators  who  do  some  growing  but  who  perform 
primarily  a  commercial  business  for  other  producers  are 
included.  Excluded  from  the  Census  of  Business  are  packing 
houses  operated  as  integral  parts  of  farms,  and  contract 
packers  performing  no  selling  functions.  Commercial  and 
cooperative  houses  packing  and  shipping  sea  foods  are  in- 
cluded here,  but  those  maintained  by  fishermen  for  packing 
and  marketing  their  own  catch  are  excluded. 


APPENDIXES 


51.05 


APPENDIX  B 


KIND-OF-BUSINESS   DESCRIPTIONS 


Each  wholesale  establishment  was  assigned  a  kind-of- 
business  classification.  In  general,  the  kind-of -business 
classification  assigned  was  based  on  the  analysis  which 
each  establishment  reported  of  its  total  sales  classified 
into  individual  commodity  lines.  As  lines  handled  by  a 
single  wholesale  establishment  frequently  are  quite  broad 
and  may  overlap  classifications — e.g.,  tobacco  and  con- 
fectionery, groceries  and  wines  and  liquors,  hardware  and 
automotive  supplies — kind-of -business  classification  is 
determined  by  the  predominsnt  activity  as  shown  by  the 
commodity  line  sales  anai.ysis,  and  all  of  the  business  of 
the  establishment  is  included  in  the  one  classification. 
For  some  kinds  of  business,  such  as  mill  supply,  indus- 
trial supply,  heating  and  plumbing, and  school  supply  busi- 
nesses, usual  trade  designations,  rather  than  predominant 
merchandise  lines,  determine  classification. 

The  kind-of -businf ss  classification  of  each  warehouse, 
adniinistrative  office,  and  auxiliary  unit  is  based  on  the 
classification  of  the  wholesale  establishments  in  the 
parent  organization  which  it  services  or  to  which  it  is 
auxiliary. 

Wholesale  establishments  are  classified  into  1^5  kinds 
of  business.  The£:e  14-5  detailed  classifications  are 
grouped  into  53  trade  classifications  which  are  further 
arranged  according  to  17  major  groups. 


KIND-OF-BUSINESS  DESCRIPTIONS 

I.  Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 

1.  —  Groceries  (general  line). — Wholesale  establishments 
handling  a  general  line  of  dry  groceries  and  processed 
foods  usually  sold  in  retail  grocery  stores,  such  as 
canned  foods,  flour,  sugar,  coffee,  tea,  spices,  as  well 
as  nonfood  grocery  items,  including  matches,  household 
chemicals,  soap  powders,  paper  products,  brooms,  brushes, 
etc.  Establishments  are  included  in  this  group  primarily 
on  the  basis  of  the  usual  trade  designation  rather  than 
the  more  strict  interpretation  based  on  the  commodities 
handled.  This  classification  includes  five  general  types 
of  establishments: 

Not  gponsoring  cooperative  or  voluntary  groups — Whole- 
sale establishments  (except  cash-and-carry  depots  and  in- 
stitutional wholesalers)  not  sponsoring  or  affiliated  with 
voluntary  or  cooperative  groups. 

Voluntary  group  wholesalers — Wholesale  establishments 
sponsoring  or  affiliated  with  sponsors  of  voluntary  organ- 
izations of  independent  retailers  performing  joint  adver- 
tising or  other  sales  promotion  activities.  All  whole- 
salers sponsoring  such  groups  are  included  regardless  of 
the  portion  of  their  sales  to  retail  members  of  the  organ- 
ization. 

Retailer-  cooperative  warehouses — Wholesale  establish- 
ments owned  and  operated  cooperatively  by  groups  of  inde- 
pendent retailers  buying  collectively.  Establishments 
function  as  incorporated  wholesale  companies  selling  chief- 
ly to  members  but  sometimes  doing  a  regular  wholesale 
business. 

Cash-and-carry  depots — Wholesale  establishments  who 
extend  little  or  no  credit  and  usually  do  not  make  deliv- 
eries. They  generally  warehouse  limited  stocks  of  canned 
foods,  staples,  and  other  fast  moving  items. 

Institutional  wholesalers — Wholesale  establishments 
selling  a  general  line  of  foods  primarily  to  hotels,  res- 
taurants, cafeterias,  and  similar  types  of  commercial 
users. 

2. — Confectionery. — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  candy,  chewing  gum,  popcorn,  potato 
chips,  salted  nuts,  fountain  fruits  and  syrups,  and  simi- 
lar confections.  Cigars,  cigarettes,  and  other  tobacco 
products  are  also  frequently  handled. 


3. — Fish,  sea  foods. — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  fresh  and  cured  fish,  Crustacea,  and 
mollusks.  Establishments  engaged  in  buying,  cleaning  or 
shucking,  shipping  and  selling  fish,  Crustacea,  and  mol- 
lusks are  also  included. 

4. --Meats,  meat  products. — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  fresh,  frozen, cured  or  processed 
(but  not  canned)  meats,  lard,  and  other  edible  meat 
products.  Secondary  lines  such  as  butter,  cheese,  eggs, 
dressed  poultry,  vegetable  shortening,  canned  meats,  etc., 
are  frequently  handled. 

5. — Other  grocery,  food  specialties: 

Canned  foods— Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  canned  and  bottled  foods,  such  as  fruits, 
juices,  vegetables,  meats,  fish,  milk,  and  the  like. 

Coffee,  tea,  spices — Wholesale  establishments  primar- 
ily engaged  in  selling  coffee  (green  or  roasted),  tea,  and 
spices.  Establishments  primarily  engaged  in  roasting  and 
grinding  coffee,  blending  tea,  or  grinding  and  packaging 
spices  are  not  included  in  Wholesale  Trade, 

Dried  fruits,  nuts — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  dried  fruits  and  nuts. 

Flour — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  flour,  including  prepared  and  packaged  flour.  Pre- 
pared foods  and  breakfast  cereals  are  frequently  handled. 

Frosted,  frozen  foods — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  quick  frozen  foods,  such  as 
frozen  fruits,  vegetables,  and  sea  foods. 

Miscellaneous  grocery  specialties — This  classification 
includes  two  general  types  of  wholesale  establishments: 
(a)  those  handling  a  combination  of  grocery  items,  no  one 
item  predominating,  but  not  a  sufficiently  broad  line  of 
comncdities  to  be  classified  as  "general  line";  and  (b) 
those  primarily  engaged  in  selling  specialized  lines  of 
grocery  and  food  specialties  such  as  bakery  products, 
packaged  breakfast  cereals,  cocoa,  sugar,  table  salt, 
yeast,  oleomargarine,  household  soaps,  and  soap  powders, 
starch,  cooking  oils  and  shortening,  matches,  soft  drinks, 
and  the  like. 

II,  Farm  products  (edible) 

6. — Dairy,  poultry  products. — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  (or  buying,  as  in  the  case  of 
assemblers)  one  or  a  ccmbination  of  lines  of  dairy  and 
poultry  products  such  as  fluid  mili,  cream,  cheese, butter, 
ice  cream,  live  or  dressed  poultry,  eggs,  and  related 
products.  Pasteurizing  and  bottling  operations  incidental 
to  the  wholesale  distribution  of  milk  and  cream  are  in- 
cluded in  this  classification.  Establishments  engaged 
chiefly  in  distributing  milk  and  other  dairy  products  by 
daily  delivery  to  homes  are  classified  in  the  Retail 
Census. 

7. — Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh).— Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  (or  buying)  fresh 
fruits,  vegetables,  berries,  melons,  and  the  like. 

III,  Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 

8. — Beer,  ale. — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  beer,  ale,  porter,  stout,  and  other  fer- 
mented malt  liquors.  Soft  drinks,  confectionery,  tobacco, 
wines,  and  spirits  are  frequently  handled  as  secondary 
lines. 

9. — Wines,  distilled  spirits. — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  wines,  whiskey,  gin,  rum, 
brandy,  and  other  distilled  alcoholic  beverages.  Estab- 
lishments which  bottle  and  sell  wines  and  distilled  spirits 
manufactured  in  bulk  by  others,  liquor  departments  of  drug 
wholesalers,  and  State-operated  wholesale  outlets  are  in- 
cluded. State  depots  supplying  State  liquor  stores  are 
not  included  in  Wholesale  Trade  but  are  included  in  Retail 
Trade. 


51.06 


APPENDIXES 


IV.  Drugs,  chemicalS)  allied  products 

10. — Drugs  (general  line). — Wholesale  establishments  en- 
gaged  in  selling  a  full  line  of  drugs  and  drug  sundries, 
including  pharmaceuticals,  proprietary  medicines,  drug- 
gists' rubber  goods,  cosmetics,  toiletries,  novelties,  and 
related  merchandise.  Cooperatives  and  voluntary  group 
wholesalers  handling  a  f\ill  line  of  drugs  are  also  in- 
cluded in  this  classification.  Liquor  departments  of  drug 
wholesalers,  however,  were  reported  as  separate  establish- 
ments and  are  included  with  "Wines  and  distilled  spirits" 
under  Group  III. 

11. — DriigS)  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines): 

Proprietary  medicines,  toiletries — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  proprietary  medi- 
cines, toilet  preparations,  and  articles  such  as  perfumes, 
cosmetics,  powders,  shaving  preparations,  toilet  soap, 
dentifrices,  combs,  brushes,  mirrors,  and  related  items. 

Retailer  cooperatives-specialty  lines — Wholesale  es- 
tablishments owned  and  operated  cooperatively  by  groups  of 
Independent  drug  stores  buying  collectively.  Establish- 
ments function  as  incorporated  wholesale  companies  selling 
chiefly  to  members  a  limited  line  of  such  items  as  drugs, 
proprietary  medicines,  toilet  articles  and  preparations, 
sick  room  supplies,  sanitary  supplies,  and  related  drug 
sundries. 

Drug  sundries — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  a  limited  line  of  such  items  as  medical 
glass,  rubber  goods,  bandages,  antiseptics,  drugs,  and 
other  medicine  cabinet  and  sick  room  supplies  or  related 
products.  See  also  "Surgical,  medical,  hospital  equipment 
and  supplies"  under  Group  XIV. 

12. — Industrial  chemicals. — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  one  or  a  combination  of  such 
industrial  and  heavy  chemicals  as  coal-tar  chemicals, 
plastics,  compressed  and  liquefied  gases,  acids,  ammonia, 
soda,  industrial  alcohols,  explosives,  dyestuffs,  naval 
stores,  and  other  heavy  chemicals.  Concerns  engaged  pri- 
marily in  selling  fireworks  and  ammunition  for  small  arms 
are  included  in  "Amusement,  sporting  goods"  under  Group 
XVII. 

13. — Paints;  varnishes: 

Paints,  with  glass,  wallpaper — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  paints,  varnishes,  lac- 
quers, enamels,  calcimines,  shellac,  stains,  etc.,  but 
also  selling  substantial  amounts  of  glass  and/or  wallpaper. 
Painters'  supplies,  oils,  chemicals,  and  related  products 
are  frequently  handled. 

Paints,  without  glass,  wallpaper — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  paints,  varnishes, 
lacquers,  enamels, calcimines,  shellac,  stains,  etc.  Paint- 
ers' supplies,  oils,  chemicals,  and  related  products  are 
frequently  handled. 

V.  Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 

1^. — Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf). — Wholesale  es- 
tablishments primarily  engaged  in  sealing  manufactured 
tobacco  products  such  as  cigars,  cigarettes,  chewing  and 
smoking  tobacco,  and  snuff.  Confectionery,  smokers'  arti- 
cles, razor  blades,  playing  cards,  etc.,  are  frequently 
handled. 

VI.  Dry  goods  apparel 

15. — Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear: 

Clothing,  furnishings,  (general  line) — Wholesale  es- 
tablishments engaged  in  selling  diversified  lines  of  ap- 
parel and  furnishings,  such  as  men's  and  boys'  clothing 
and  furnishings,  women's  and  children's  clothing  and  ac- 
cessories, millinery,  and  shoes. 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings— Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  men's  and  hoys' 
suits,  coats,  overcoats,  work  clothing,  hats  and  caps, 
shirts,  ties,  underwear, and  other  furnishings  except  shoes. 

Women's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  women's  and 
children's  coats  (except  fur),  suits,  dresses,  skirts,  and 


other  outerwearj  infants'  sind  children's  wear;  and  miscel- 
laneous furnishings  and  accessories  except  shoes. 

Furs  (dressed) ,  fur  clothing — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  dressed  furs, fur  cloth- 
ing, and  fur  cuttings. 

Millinery,  millinery  supplies — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  women ' s  hats  and  other 
millinery,  millinery  trimmings,  and  millinery  supplies. 

Shoes,  other  footwear — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  men's,  boys',  women's,  chil- 
dren's, and  infants'  footwear  of  leather,  rubber,  and 
other  materials. 

Work  clothing — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  overalls,  work  shirts,  work  pants,  jack- 
ets, industrial  garments,  work  gloves,  and  caps.  Estab- 
lishments engaged  primarily  in  selling  work  shoes  are 
classified  under  "Shoes,  other  footwear." 

16. — Dry  goods  (general  line) . — Wholesale  establishments 
engaged  in  selling  a  diversified  combination  of  lines 
usually  sold  in  retail  dry  goods  and  general  merchandise 
stores,  including  piece  goods,  home  furnishings,  notions, 
and  hosiery-  Men's  and  women's  clothing,  furnishings,  and 
millinery  frequently  constitute  secondary  lines.  Estab- 
lishments are  included  in  this  group  on  the  basis  of  usual 
trade  designation  rather  than  the  more  strict  interpreta- 
tion of  the  commodities  handled. 

17. — Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions: 

Hosiery,  xinderwear — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  women's  hosiery,  underwear, corsets,  and 
allied  garments. 

Piece  goods — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged 
in  selling  textiles  in  the  piece  or  bolt. 

Other  dry  goods,  notions — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  miscellaneous  items  such  as 
smallwares,  miscellaneous  knit  and  lace  goods,  fancy  linen 
and  needlework,  cloth  labels,  etc.,  and  notions,  including 
sewing  thread,  tapes,  needles,  pins, buttons,  hair  accesso- 
ries, zippers,  shoe  laces,  etc. 

18. — Piece  goods  converters. — Wholesale  establishments 
who  purchase  textiles  in  the  gray  or  imfinished  form,  have 
them  dyed  and/or  finished  by  others,  usually  on  a  contract 
basis,  and  sell  to  garment  makers,  wholesalers,  or  re- 
tailers. Converting  plants  engaged  in  the  bleaching,  dye- 
ing, finishing,  printing,  etc.,  are  included  in  the  Census 
of  Manufactures. 


VII.  Furniture,  home  furnishings 

19. — Furniture  (household,  office): 

Household  furniture — Wholesale  establishments  pimarily 
engaged  in  selling  living  room,  bedroom,  dining  room, 
kitchen,  porch,  garden,  hall,  and  juvenile  furniture  made 
of  wood,  metal,  reed,  rattan,  willow,  or  fiber. 

Office  furniture — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  wood,  metal,  or  fiber  office  furniture, 
such  as  chairs,  desks,  tables,  filing  cabinets  and  book- 
cases, etc.  Establishments  primarily  selling  office  ma- 
chines and  equipment  are  classified  as  "Office  machines, 
equipment"  and  those  primarily  selling  store  fixtures  as 
"Store  machines,  f ^.xtures, "  under  Group  XIV. 
20. — Home  furnishings,  floor  coverings: 

China,  glassware,  crockery — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  table  and  household  china, 
glassware,  and  earthenware.  Establishments  specializing  in 
selling  restaurant  or  hotel  china  and  glassware  are  classi- 
fied as  "Restaurant,  hotel  supplies  (principally  nonfood)" 
under  Group  XIV. 

Floor  coverings — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  carpets,  rugs,  linoleums,  and  other 
floor  coverings. 

Antiques — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged 
in  selling  antique  furniture,  home  furnishings, and  objects 
of  art.  Reproductions  of  period  furniture  are  classified 
as  household  furniture,  and  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  furniture  restoration  and  repair  are  included  in 
Service  Trade. 


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Miscellaneous  home  furnishings — ^Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  a  specialized  line  of 
home  furnishings, such  as  broons, brushes, curtains, draperies, 
pictures  and  picture  frames,  vrindow  shades,  kitchen  uten- 
sils, phonograph  records,  musical  instruments,  and  similar 
types  of  furnishings  for  the  home. 

VIII.  Paper  and  its  products 

21. — Wrapping  paper,  twine. — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  wrapping  and  other  coarse 
p^er  (not  designed  for  printing)  and  wrapping  twine. 

22. — Fine  paper. — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  writing  papers,  reproduction  paper  stock, 
cover,  text,  thin,  and  other  fine  papers. 

23. — Stationery,  office  supplies. — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  commercial  and  social 
stationery  including  envelopes,  type'-iiter  and  mimeograph 
paper  in  cut  sizes, file  cards  and  folders;  and  office  sup- 
plies such  as  pens,  pencils,  writing  inks,  carbon  paper, 
typewriter  ribbons,  greeting  cards,  erasers,  calendars, 
paper  clips,  and  similar  office  supplies. 

24. — Wallpaper. — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  embossed  and  printed  wallpaper  for  use  in 
covering  or  decorating  interior  walls  and  ceilings.  Paints 
and  varnishes  are  frequently  handled. 

25. — Miscellaneous  paper  products. — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  newsprint,  groundwood, 
book  paper,  paperboard,  cellophane,  and  converted  paper 
products  such  as  bags, boxes,  cups, dishes,  towels,  napkins, 
tissues,  and  bottle  caps,  etc.  Establishments  selling  a 
ccmbination  of  lines  of  paper  and  Its  products, no  one  line 
predominating,  are  also  Included  here. 

IX.  Farm  products  (raw  materials) 

26. — Farm  products  (raw  materials): 

Cotton — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  Tor  buying)  raw  cotton  and  cotton  linters.  This 
classification  does  not  Include  establishments  engaged 
principally  in  ginning  or  compressing  raw  cotton. 

Grain — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  (or  buying)  com,  wheat,  oats,  rye,  barley,  and 
other  grains. 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs — ^Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  (or  buying)  untanned  hides, 
skins,  raw  furs,  such  as  cattle  hides,  sheep  skins,  goat 
skins,  etc.,  and  pelts  of  fur-bearing  animals. 

Livestock  (except  horses,  mules) — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  In  selling  (or  buying)  cattle, 
hogs,  sheep,  goats,  and  other  livestock  (except  horses  and 
mules). 

Tobacco  (leaf) — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  leaf  tobacco  to  (or  buying  for)  manufac- 
turers, export  concerns,  or  other  dealers. 

Wool,  mohair — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  (or  buying)  raw  wool  (tops,  noils,  clip- 
pings, etc.),  and  mohair. 

Miscellaneous  inedible  farm  products — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  (or  buying)  such 
inedible  fsirm  products  as  broomcom,  moss,  hair,  feathers, 
bristles,  vegetable  fibers,  horses,  mules,  raw  silk,  raw 
sugar,  etc. 


X.  Autonotlve 

27. — Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles: 

Automobiles,  new  and  used — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  new  and  used  passenger  auto- 
mobiles and  motor  vehicles.  Distributors  selling  chiefly 
to  individual  consumers  and  selling  limited  amounts  of  new 
and  used  passenger  automobiles  at  wholesale  to  dealers  are 
classified  in  Retail  Trade.  Automotive  parts  and  accesso- 
ries are  usually  handled. 

Trucks,  tractors  (road  type) — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  new  or  used  road  type  commer- 
cial trucks,  truck-tractors,  buses,  trailers,  semitrailers. 


and  related  vehicles  and  parts.  Truck  and  truck- tractor 
dealers  are  included  here,  rather  than  in  Retail  Trade, 
regardless  of  class  of  customer. 

28 . — Automotive  equipment,  tires  and  tubes: 

Automotive  parts, accessories — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  a  limited  or  complete  line  of 
such  automotive  accessories,  parts,  and  equipment  as  motor 
parts  (piston  rings,  bearings,  etc.),  wheels,  engines, 
batteries,  car  radios,  heaters,  spotlights  and  fog  lights, 
electrical  devices,  seat  covers,  automotive  chemicals, 
paints  and  lacquers.  Distributors  of  used,  as  well  as  new 
parts,  are  included. 

Garage  equipment,  tools — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  In  selling  garage  and  service  station  equip- 
ment such  as  hydraulic  jacks  and  lifts,  brake  service 
equipment,  conpressors,  electrical  testing  equipment, 
lubricating  equipment,  and  other  types  of  equipment  em- 
ployed in  the  servicing  and  repair  of  automotive  vehicles. 
In  Standard  Industrial  Classification  Manual  these  estab- 
lishments were  included  in  the  classification  "Commercial 
machinery  and  equipment." 

Tires,  tubes — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  rubber  tires  and  tubes  for  passenger  and 
commercial  motor  vehicles,  motorcycles,  and  bicycles. 


XI.  Electrical  goods 

29. — Electrical  goods  (general  line). — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments engaged  in  selling  a  general  line  of  electrical 
goods  such  as  electrical  equipment  and  apparatus;  wiring 
supplies  and  construction  materials;  lighting  fixtures  and 
lamps;  radios,  television  sets,  and  accessories;  electric 
refrigerators  and  other  electrical  appliances  and  special- 
ties to  retail  stores,  distributors,  contractors  and  other 
types  of  commercial  and  Industrial  users. 

30 . — Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials,  apparatus 
and  equipment: 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials — Wholesale  es- 
tablishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  interior  wiring 
supplies  and  construction  materials (conduits  and  fittings, 
interior  wires  and  cables,  wiring  devices, safety  switches, 
panels,  etc.);  outside  construction  materials  (poles, cross 
arms,  pole  line  hardware,  outside  wires  and  cables,  etc.); 
lighting  fixtures  (residential, ccxnmerolal,  and  industrial^ 
and  Incandescent  and  fluorescent  lamps. 

Apparatus  and  equipment — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  electrical  prime  movei-s  and  other 
electrical  power  equipment  for  the  generation, transmissijcm, 
or  utilization  of  electric  energy. 

31. — Electrical  appliances,  specialties: 

Electrical  appliances  (general  llne)--Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  a  full  line  of 
household  electrical  appliances  Including  radios,  tele- 
vision sets,  dish  washers, electric  refrigerators,  electric 
ranges,  washing  machines, ironers,  and  other  types  of  elec- 
trical appliances  used  in  the  home. 

Radios,  television  sets — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  radio  sets,  television  sets, 
tubes,  parts,  and  accessories;  public  address  systems;  and 
radio-phonograph  combinations. 

Refrigerators,  equipment  (household) — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  electric  household 
refrigerators,  home  freezers,  accessories,  and  parts. 

Miscellaneous  appliances,  specialties — Wholesale  es- 
tablishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  a  limited  line 
of  electrical  appliances  (other  than  radios,  television 
sets, and  refrigerators)  such  as  household  sewing  and  wash- 
ing machines,  ironers,  ranges,  hot  water  heaters,  dish 
washers,  etc.,  and  specialties  such  as  electric  irons, 
percolators,  clocks,  hotplates,  vacuum  cleaners,  etc. 


XII.  Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

32, — Hardware: 

General  line  (with  Industrial  department) — Wholesale 
establishments  engaged  in  selling  a  general  line  of  mer- 


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chandise  sufficiently  broad  to  service  retail  hardware 
stores  and  the  hardware  departments  of  other  outlets.  In 
addition  to  handling  a  general  line  of  hardware,  including 
builders'  hardware,  heavy  hardware,  shelf  and  light  hard- 
ware,and  hardware  specialties, a  rather  broad  line  of  mine, 
mill,  and  industrial  supplies  is  handled.  Additional  lines 
such  as  plumbing  and  heating  equipment  and  supplies,  elec- 
trical goods, paints  and  varnishes, iron  and  steel  products, 
and  sporting  goods  are  also  frequently  handled. 

General  line(without  industrial  department) — Wholesale 
establishments  engaged  in  selling  a  general  line 'of  hard- 
ware but  with  little  emphasis  on  industrial  type  of  hard- 
ware lines.  In  addition  to  handling  a  general  line  of 
hardware  including  builders'  hardware,  heavy  hardware, 
shelf  and  light  hardware,  and  hardware  specialties,  these 
establishments  frequently  handle  additional  lines  such  as 
plumbing  and  heating  equipment  and  supplies, sporting  goods, 
electrical  goods,  and  paints  and  varnishes. 

Specialty  lines — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  one  or,  at  most,  a  few  of  the  specialty 
lines  of  hardware  such  as  tools,  cutlery,  shelf  hardware, 
builders'  hardware,  bolts,  nuts,  rivets,  screws,  padlocks, 
keys,  and  the  like. 

33, —  Plumbing,  heating  equipment  supplies: 

Plumbing  and  heating  (general  line) — ^Vfholesale  estab- 
lishments engaged  in  selling  a  diversified  line  of  plumb- 
ing and  heating  equipment  and  supplies,  such  as  plumbing 
fixtures,  including  sanitary  ware;  steam  and  hot  water 
heating  boilers,  radiators,  parts,  and  fittings;  stoves, 
ranges,  furnaces,  and  other  types  of  heating  apparatus 
(except  electric);oil  burners;  air-conditioning  equipment; 
gas  appliances  and  suppliesjpipe, valves,  and  fittings, etc. 

Heating  (including  stoves,  ranges) — ^Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  heating  equipment 
and  supplies  (except  electric),  including  boilers,  radia- 
tors, steam  fittings,  oil  burners,  stoves,  ranges,  gas 
appliances,  etc. 

Plumbing  fixtures,  supplies — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  plumbing  fixtures,  equipment, 
and  supplies,  such  as  china  and  enameled  iron  sanitary 
ware,  pipe  fittings,  valves,  and  plumbers'  brass  goods. 

Air  conditioning,  ventilating  equipment — ^Wholesale  es- 
tablishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  air  conditioning 
and  ventilating  equipment  and  supplies,  including  fans, 
blowers,  and  accessories, 

XIII. 


34-. — Lumber,  millwork: 

Direct  mill  shippers — Wholesale  establishmentsprimari- 
ly  engaged  in  selling  lumber  and  millwork,  such  as  rough, 
dressed,  and  finished  lumber;  sheathing,  siding,  flooring, 
shingles,  plywood,  veneers,  doors,  sashes, frames,  interior 
woodwork  and  trim.  These  establishments  buy  and  sell  on 
their  own  account  but  order  the  material  shipped  direct 
from  producers  to  customers,  thus  eliminating  the  ware- 
housing. 

Distributors  with  yards — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  lumber  and  millwork  such  as  rough, 
dressed,  and  finished  lumber;  sheathing,  siding,  flooring, 
shingles,  plywood,  veneers,  doors,  sashes,  frames, interior 
woodwork  aid  trim.  These  establishments  perform  warehousing 
or  storage  functions  and  usually  make  deliveries. 
35.-- Other  construction  materials: 

Brick,  tile, terra  cotta — ^Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  common  and  hollow  brick;  tile, 
including  hollow;  roofing  and  drain  tile;  and  glazed  and 
unglazed  terra  cotta. 

Cement,  lime,  plaster — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  cement,  hydrated  and  quicklime, 
plaster,  and  stucco. 

Glass  (building) — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  plate,  window,  and  other  flat  glass. 
Paints  and  varnishes  are  frequently  handled. 

Sand,  gravel,  crushed  stone — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  sand,  gravel,  and  crushed 
stone.  Establishments  primarily  engaged  in  quarrying  and 
dredging  operations  are  not  included  in  Wholesale  Trade. 


Ready-mixed  concrete  distributors — ^Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  mixing  and  delivering  ready- 
mixed  concrete. 

Roofing,  siding,  insulation — ^Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  nonmetalllc  roofing  and  siding 
(except  lumber)  and  rigid  and  nonrigid  thermal  insulation. 

Miscellaneous  construction  materials — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  a  limited  combina- 
tion of  lumber  and  construction  materials,  no  one  line 
predominating;  or  such  building  materials  as  building 
stone,  slate,  concrete  products,  building  board,  etc. 

XIV.  Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

36,-- Commercial  machines,  equipment: 

Commercial  refrigeration  equipment — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  refrigeration  equip- 
ment (including  electric)  such  as  refrigerators,  display 
cases,  freezers,  dispensers,  water  coolers,  food  locker 
equipment,  etc.  Establishments  specializing  in  the  sale  of 
commercial  refrigeration  components  and  accessories  are 
also  included  in  this  classification. 

Office  machines,  equipment — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  office  machines  and  equipment 
(except  furniture)  such  as  adding  machines,  typewriters, 
addressing,  duplicating,  sealing,  computing,  stapling,  ac- 
counting, and  statistical  machines,  including  supplies  and 
parts  for  such  niachines. 

Restaurant,  hotel  supplies  (principally  nonfood) — 
Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such 
supplies  and  equipment  as  coffee  urns,  steam  tables, china, 
glassware,  silverware,  linens,  and  related  items. 

Store  machines,  fixtures — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  display  fixtures,  show  racks, 
pricing  equipment,  and  other  store  fixtures;  and  such 
store  machines  as  cash  registers,  scales,  meat  slicers  and 
grinders,  coffee  grinders,  and  the  like. 

Other  commercial  machines,  equipment — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  commercial 
equipment  and  supplies  as  florists'  supplies,  theater  sup- 
plies and  equipment,  parking  meters,  etc, 

37,  —  Construction  machinery,  equipment, — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  to  contractors  and 
other  industrial  users  such  construction  and  road  building 
machinery  as  excavating  and  dredging  machinery,  derricks, 
cranes,  hoists,  winches,  and  related  construction  equip- 
ment (including  pneumatic  hammers),  concrete  construction 
clan^is  and  forms,  scaffolding,  chutes,  wheelbarrows,  etc, 
but  not  construction  materials, 

38. —  Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment. — ^Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  to  dealers  and  dis- 
tributors, farm  machinery  (including  farm  tractors)  and 
equipment  used  in  the  preparation  and  maintenance  of  1;he 
soil,  the  planting  and  harvesting  of  crops,  and  other  op- 
erations and  processes  pertaining  to  agricultvire;  dairy 
machinery  and  equipment  such  as  milking  machines  and  cream 
separators,  etc,  and  poultry  equipment  such  as  incuba- 
tors, brooders,  feeders,  etc 

39 . - -Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies: 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment  (general  line) — Whole- 
sale establishments  engaged  in  selling  a  broad  line  of  in- 
dustrial machinery,  equipment  and  supplies,  including  in- 
dustrial machines  of  various  kinds,  belting,  hose,  pack- 
ing, specialized  tools,  abrasives,  rope,  etc. 

Belting,  hose,  packing — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  industrial  belting,  hose,  pack- 
ing, and  mechanical  rubber  goods. 

Machine  tools — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  power  driven  threading,  boring,  drilling, 
broaching,  grinding,  milling  and  rifling  machines;  lathes, 
shapers,  slotters,  and  the  necessary  cutting  tools,  at- 
tachments and  accessories  for  machine  tools,  and  replace- 
ment parts. 

Mine,  mill  supplies — Wholesale  establishments  primari- 
ly engaged  in  selling  mining,  quarrying,  drilling,  pump- 
ing, and  rock  boring  machinery,  and  all  forms  of  industri- 
al supplies  that  are  used  in  the  installation,  repair,  and 


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mai-ntenance  of  mines  and  mill  equipment.  This  classifica- 
tion also  includes  safety  devices  and  equipment  used  in 
mines  and  mills. 

Oil  veil,  oil  refining  supplies — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  machinery,  equipment, 
and  tools  for  use  in  oil  and  gas  field  operations  and 
crude  petroleum  refining  operations. 

Printing  machinery,  supplies  (except  paper) — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  printing  and 
lithographing  machinery,  printing  ink,  and  other  equipment 
and  supplies,  but  not  paper. 

Rope,  cordage — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  rope,  cordage,  twine,  etc. 

Used  machinery,  equipment — Dealers  primarily  engaged 
in  selling  used  industrial  machinery  and  equipment  of  all 
kinds. 

Miscellaneous  industrial  machinery,  supplies — ^Whole- 
sale establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  gen- 
eral purpose  industrial  machinery  as  materials-handling 
equipment  (including  conveyor  systems),  welding  equipment, 
and  power  transmission  equipment,  machinery  and  equipment 
for  such  industries  as  food  products,  wood -working,  shoe 
manufacturing,  tanning,  textile,  and  paper  and  pulp;  and 
such  industrial  supplies  and  related  items  as  abrasives, 
tin  cans,  glass  bottles,  industrial  diamonds,  decalcoman- 
ias,  etc. 

40.- -Professional  equipment,  supplies: 

Dental  supplies — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  equipment  and  supplies  used  by  dentists 
such  as  chairs,  sterilizers,  cabinets,  instruments,  dental 
gold  and  alloys,  waxes,  plasters,  teeth,  and  the  like. 

Religious  supplies — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  church  goods  and  religious  articles 
such  as  statuary,  vestments,  fonts,  candles,  religious 
pictures,  calendars,  literature,  religious  articles  made 
from  precious  and  semiprecious  materials,  etc. 

School  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  school  equipment  and 
supplies  as  desks,  blackboards,  chalk,  rulers,  wall  and 
globe  maps,  and  the  like. 

Sxirgical,  medical,  hospital  equipment, supplies — Whole- 
sale establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  surgical 
and  medical  instruments,  apparatus  and  equipment,  ortho- 
pedic appliances,  artificial  limbs,  operating  room  and 
other  hospital  equipment  and  furniture.  X-ray  machines 
and  accessories,  microscopes  and  other  scientific  instru- 
ments used  by  physicians  and  in  hospitals. 

Miscellaneous  professional  equipment,  supplies — Who le- 
sale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such 
items  as  optical  and  ophthalmic  goods,  engineering  instru- 
ments and  supplies,  artists'  supplies,  etc.  Wholesale 
establishments  selling  optical  or  ophthalmic  goods  and 
also  grinding  lenses  for  doctors  on  individual  pre- 
scriptions are  included. 

41.-- Service  establishments  equipment,  supplies: 

Barber,  beauty  supplies — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  such  items  as  chairs,  dryers, 
scissors,  clippers,  razors,  vibrators,  hair  curlers,  per- 
manent waving  equipment  and  supplies,  hair  tonics,  barber 
soaps,  and  the  like. 

Laundry,  dry  cleaning  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  equipment 
and  sujjplies  as  washing,  drying,  ironing,  and  pressing  ma- 
chines; laundry  soaps,  and  chemicals;  dry  cleaning  fluids; 
marking   equipment;  laundry  trays  and  baskets;  etc. 

Leather  and  shoe  findings — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  leather,  boot  and  shoe  cut 
stock,  rubber  heels  and  soles,  and  other  shoe  findings 
such  as  eyelets,  supports,  ornaments,  and  metal  heel  and 
toe  plates. 

Undertakers '  supplies — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  caskets  and  burial  cases,  burial 
garments,  embalming  chemicals  and  preparations,  and  vari- 
ous other  kinds  of  morticians'  and  funeral  equipment. 

Upholsterers'  supplies — ^Wholesale  establishments  Pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  upholstery  fabrics,  leather  and 


fillings,  tacks,  nails,  wire  springs,  and  similar  types  of 
supplies  used  in  the  upholstery  trade. 

Miscellaneous  service  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  service 
equipment  and  supplies  as  janitors'  supplies,  furriers' 
supplies,  bootblacks'  supplies  and  hat  cleaners'  supplies, 
and  the  like. 

42.- -Transportation  (except  automotive)  equipment, 
supplies: 

Aircraft,  aeronautical  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  all  forms  of 
aircraft  engines  and  parts,  aeronautical  instruments, 
equipment,  accessories,  and  parts. 

Railroad  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  all  forms  of  equipment  and 
supplies  that  enter  into  the  operation,  maintenance,  and 
repair  of  railroad  track  and  rolling  stock. 

Marine  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  motor,  sail  and  other  boats; 
marine  engines;  and  various  kinds  of  equipment  and  sup- 
plies used  in  the  operation,  maintenance,  and  repair  of 
boats  and  ships. 

Other  transportation  equipment,  supplies — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  equipment  and 
supplies  used  in  the  maintenance  and  repair  of  streetcar, 
bus,  and  taxicab  transportation  systems;  tramways,  aerial 
hoists,  horse-drawn  vehicles,  etc. 

XV.  Metals,  metal  work  (exc.  scrap) 

43.-- Iron,  steel  and  products.— 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  iron 
as  semifinished  forms  and  shapes, 
bars,  structural  shapes,  piling, 
wire  products,  forgings,  castings, 

44. — Nonferrous  metals,  metal 


■Wholesale  establishments 
and  steel  products  such 
plates,  sheets,  strips, 

nails,  tubalar  products, 
etc. 

work. — ^Wholesale  estab- 


selling  nonferrous  metals 
copper,  tin,  brass,  lead. 


lishments  primarily  engaged  in 
and  metal  work  such  as  aluminum, 
zinc,  etc. 

XVI.  Waste  materials 

45.-- Iron,  steel  scrap. — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  assembling,  breaking  up,  sorting,  and 
selling  all  forms  of  iron  and  steel  scrap. 

46.- -Other  scrap,  waste  materials. — Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  assembling,  sorting,  and  sell- 
ing such  waste  materials  as  nonferrous  scrap  metals,  waste 
paper,  rags,  wiping  cloths,  textile  wastes,  scrap  rubber, 
and  other  waste  and  salvage  materials. 

XVII.  Other  kinds  of  business 

47. --Amusement,  sportirig  goods; 

Cameras,  photographic  goods — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  In  selling  cameras,  parts  and  accesso- 
ries, projection  apparatus,  enlargers,and  accessories;  de- 
veloping, printing  and  darkroom  apparatus  and  accessories; 
sensitized  unexposed  photographic  supplies  and  equipment. 

Sporting  goods,  toys,  games — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  games,  toys,  novelties,  fire- 
works, bicycles,  sporting  goods,  and  athletic  goods. 

Other  recreation  goods — ^Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  such  recreation  goods  as  play- 
ground equipment,  billiard  and  bowling  equipment  and  sup- 
plies, and  other  recreational  and  hobby  goods. 

48. —  Books,  periodicals,  newspapers. — Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  books,  magazines, 
periodicals,  newspapers,  and  related  items. 
49,  —  Coal,  coke: 

Direct  shippers  (without  yards) — ^Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  coal  and  coke,  and  have 
producers  ship  direct  from  mine  to  customers. 

Distributors  with  yards — ^Wholesale  establishments  which 
operate  yards  and  make  deliveries  therefrom,  and  are  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  coal  and  coke, 
50.-- Farm  supplies: 

Feed — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  prepared  feed  and  related  products. 


51.10 


APPENDIXES 


Fertilizers,  agricultural  chemicals — ^Wholesale  estab- 
lishments primarily  engaged  in  selling  fertilizers,  ferti- 
lizer materials,  and  agricultural  chemicals. 

Seeds — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  engaged  in 
selling  field,  garden,  and  flower  seeds. 

Miscellaneous  farm  supplies — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  miscellaneous  farm  supplies 
Including  hay,  straw,  alfalfa,  etc. 
51.--  Jewelry: 

Jewelry  (general  line) — Wholesale  establishments  en- 
gaged in  selling  a  general  line  of  jewelry  such  as  dia- 
monds and  other  precious  stones,  clocks,  watches,  costume 
jewelry,  rings,  silverware,  and  similar  articles  made  of 
precious  and  semiprecious  materials. 

Clocks,  watches — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  clocks  and  watches  of  all  types. 

Precious  stones,  metals — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  diamonds  and  other  precious 
stones  (cut  or  xmcut),  and  precious  metals. 

Watch  materials,  jewelers'  tools,  supplies — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  watch  parts 
and  movements,  and  other  materials,  supplies,  and  tools 
used  by  jewelers  and  watchmakers. 

Costume  jewelry — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  costume  and  ornamental  jewelry  made 
principally  of  materials  other  than  precious  metals  or 
stones. 

Miscellaneous  jewelry — Wholesale  establishments  pri- 
marily engaged  in  selling  silverware,  plated  ware,  medals, 
trophies, semiprecious  stones, insignias,  etc.,  or  specialty 
jewelry  items. 

52. --Petroleum  and  products. — ^Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  petroleum  products  such  as 
gasoline,  lubricants,  fuel  oils,  etc. 
53 . — Other  kinds  of  business: 

Flowers  (cut),  potted  plants — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  cut  flowers,  greens,  and  pot- 


ted plants.  Nurseries  primarily  engaged  in  growing  and 
selling  nursery  stocks  are  included  in  the  Census  of  Agri- 
culture. 

Bulbs,  plants — ^Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en-   ' 
gaged  in  selling  bulbs,  plants,  cuttings,  seeds,  etc.  Es- 
tablishments engaged  primarily  in  selling  vegetables  and 
flower  seeds  are  included  in  "Seeds." 

Forest  products  (except  lumber) — ^Wholesale  establish- 
ments primarily  engaged  in  selling  timber  products  such 
as  ties,  logs,  poles,  posts,  cordwood,  and  miscellaneous 
items  such  as  wooden  barrels,  crates,  baskets,  sawdust, 
box  shooks,  etc. 

General  merchandise — Wholesale  establishments  engaged 
in  selling  a  general  line  of  merchandise,  normally  con- 
sisting of  several  of  the  following  lines,  no  one  predom- 
inating; food  and  related  products,  dry  goods  and  apparel, 
hardware,  electrical  goods,  machinery,  metals,  farm  sup- 
plies, etc.  This  classification  is  frequently  associated 
with  import  and  export  establishments. 

Leather  goods — Wholesale  establishments  primarily  en- 
gaged in  selling  saddlery,  harness,  luggage,  and  other 
leather  products  except  footwear,  apparel,  and  belting. 

Oils  and  fats  (inedible) — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  inedible  animal  and  vegetable 
oils  and  greases,  such  as  essential  oils,  cottonseed  and 
linseed  oil,  tallow  and  fat,  fish  oils,  etc. 

Textiles  and  materials  other  than  dry  goods — Wholesale 
establishments  primarily  engaged  in  selling  such  textile 
products  as  burlap  and  other  textile  bags,  canvas,  felt, 
etc. 

Yarns  ( industrial ) — Wholesale  establishments  primarily 
engaged  in  selling  to  dealers  and  industrial  users  cotton, 
rayon,  sili,  woolen,  worsted,  and  other  yarns. 

Kinds  of  business,  n.e.c. — Wholesale  establishments 
primarily  engaged  in  selling  commodities  not  elsewhere 
classified,  such  as  crude  rubber,  ores,  sponges, wood  pulp, 
artificial  leather,  ice,  artificial  flowers,  etc. 


APPENDIXES 

APPENDIX  C 
TYPE-OF-OPERATION   AND    KIND-OF-BUSINESS   CLASSIFICATIONS:       1948,     1939,    AND    1929 


51.11 


19A8   classification 


1939  equivalent  classification 
(Table  1,  1939) 


1929  equivalent  classification 
(Tables  2,  4,  5,  and  6,  1929) 


Total,  all  wholesale  establishments 

TYPE-OF-OPERATION  GROUPS 
Merchant  wholesalers 


Manufacturers '  sales  branches  (with 
stocks) 


Manufacturers'  sales  offices  (without 
stocks) 


Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 
Agents  and  brokers 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 

KIND  OF  BUSINESS 
I  Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 
Groceries  (general  line) 
Confectionery 

Fish,  sea  foods 

Meats,  meat  products 

Other  groceries,  food  specialties 

II  Farm  products  (edible) 

Dairy,  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 

III  Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 
Beer ,  ale 
Wines,  distilled  spirits 

IV  Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 

Drugs  (general  line) 

Dr\igs,  drug  sundries  (specialty 
lines) 

Industrial  chemicals 


Paints,  varnishes 
V  Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 


Total  wholesale  trade 

Less  motion  picture  film  exchanges 
and  coffee  roasting,  spice  grinding 


Service  and  limited-function  whole- 
salers* 
Less  motion  picture  film  exchanges 
and  coffee  roasting,  spice  grinding 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches  (with 
stocks)* 
Less  motion  picture  film  exchanges 


Manufacturers '  sales  offices  (without 
stocks) 
Less  motion  picture  film  exchanges 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 

Agents  and  brokers 

Less  motion  picture  films 

Plus  cooperative  sales  agencies 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 
Less  cooperative  sales  agencies 


Groceries  (general  line) 
Confectionery 

Fish  and  sea  foods 

Meat  and  provisions 

Groceries  and  foods  (specialty  lines, 
except  as  specified  above)  Less 
coffee  roasting  and  spice  grinding 

Dairy  products;  dairy  and  poultry  prod- 
ucts; and  poultry  and  poultry  prcducts 

Fruits,  vegetables;  and  all  other 
edible  farm  products 

Beer,  wines,  liquors 
Beer  and  ale 
Wines  and  liquors 


Drugs  (general  line) 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines) 

Dyestuffs;  explosives;  industrial 
chemicals;  naval  stores;  and  all 
other  chemicals 

Paints,  with  and  without  wallpaper 
Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 


Total  wholesale  trade 

Less  chain  store  warehouses 
and  motion  picture  films 


Wholesalers  only 

Less  motion  picture  films 


Manufacturers'  sales  branches 
Less  motion  picture  films 
Plu3  wholesaling  manufacturers, 
district  sales  offices  and  general 
sales  offices 


Bulk  tank  stations 

Agents  and  brokers 

Less  motion  picture  films 

Plus  cooperative  sales  agencies 

Assemblers  and  country  buyers 


Groceries  (general  line) 

Confectionery;  plus  confectionery  and 
soft  drinks  (general  line) 

Fish  and  sea  foods 

Meats  and  meat  products 

Food  and  grocery  specialties 
Plus  soft  drinks 


Dairy  products;  poultry  and  poultry 
products;  dairy  and  poultry  products 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 


(Prohibition  era) 


Chemicals,  drugs,  allied  products 

Drugs  and  drug  sundries  (general  line) 

Drugs  and  drug  sundries  (specialty) 
Toilet  articles,  preparations 

Chemicals 


Paints,  varnishes,  lacquers,  enamels 
Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 


51.12 


APPENDIXES 


ig-i-S  classification 

1939  equivalent  classification 
(Table  1,  1939) 

1929  equivalent  classification 
(Tables  2,  4,  5  and  6,  1929) 

VI 

Dry  goods,  apparel 

Dry  goods  and  apparel 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear 

Clothing  and  furnishings 

Clothing  and  ftimishings 
Plus  millinery  and  millinery  supplies; 
and  shoes  and  other  footwear 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  (general  line) 

Dry  goods  speciajties,  piece 
goods,  notions,  hosiery,  under- 
wear 

Dry  goods  (specialty  lines) 

Less  converters  (type  of  operation) 

Dry  goods  (specialties)  notions,  piece 
goods,  less  converters 

Converters  (piece  goods) 

Converters 

Converters 

VII 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 

furniture  and  house  furnishings 

Furniture  and  house  furnishings 

Furniture  (household,  office) 

Furniture  (general  line);  furniture 
(household);  and  furniture  (office) 

Furniture 

Home  furnishings,  floor 
coverings 

China;  glassware;  crockery;  floor 
coverings;  house  furnishings  (except 
as  specified);  musical  instruments; 
sheet  music 

House  f\imishings;  and  musical 
instruments  and  sheet  music 

VIII 

Paper  and  its  products 

Paper  and  its  products 

Paper  and  paper  products 

Paper  (except  stationery  and 
wallpaper) 

Wrapping  or  coarse  paper  and  prod- 
ucts; printing  and  writing 
papers 

Paper  and  paper  products  (general 
line);  paper  and  paper  products 
(specialty,  other  than  specified) 

Stationery,  office  supplies 

Stationery  and  stationery  supplies 

Stationery  and  stationery  supplies 

Wallpaper 

Wallpaper 

Wallpaper 

IX 

Farm  products,  raw  materials 

Farm  products  -  raw  materials 

Farm  products  (n.e.c.) 

Less  flowers  and  nursery  stock 

Cotton 

Cotton 

Cotton 

Grain 

Grains 

Grain 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Hides,  skins,  raw  furs 

Hides,  skins  and  furs 

Livestock  (except  horses, mules) 

Livestock 

Livestock  (other  than  horses  and 
mules) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Tobacco  (leaf) 

Wool,  mohair 

Wool,  mohair 

Wool  and  mohair 

Other  inedible  farm  products 

Horses  and  mules;  silk  (aw);  all 
other 

Horses  and  mules;  silk  (raw);  other 
farm  products 

X 

Autanotive 

Automotive 

Automotive 

Automobiles,  other  motor 
vehicles 

Automobiles,  trucks,  tractors* 

Automobiles  and  other  motor 
vehicles 

Automotive  accessories,  parts, 
equipment 

Automotive  accessories  and  equip- 
ment; and  automotive  parts 

Automotive  equipment;  and  automo- 
bile parts  (new  and  used) 

Tires,  tubes 

Tires  and  tubes 

Tires  and  tubes 

XI 

Electrical  goods 

Electrical  goods 

Electrical 

Electrical  goods  (general  line) 

Electrical  merchandise  (general 
line) 

Electrical  merchandise  (general 

line ) 

Wiring  supplies,  construction 
materials,  apparatus  and 
equipment 

Wiring  supplies  and  construction 
materials;  and  apparatus  and 
equipment 

Electrical  equipment  and  supplies 

Electrical  appliances  and 
specialities 

Radios;  refrigerators;  all  other 

Radios,  refrigerators;  and  elec- 
trical appliances 

XII 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 

Hardware;  and  plumbing  and  heating 
equipment  and  supplies 

Hardware;  and  plumbing  and  heating 
equipment  and  supplies 

Hardware  (general  line) 

Hardware  (general  line) 

Hardware  (general  line ) 

Hardware  (specialty  line) 

Hardware  (specialty  line) 

Hardware  (specialty) 

Plumbing,  heating,  equipment, 
supplies 

Plumbing  and  heating  equipment  and 
supplies 

Plumbing  and  heating  equipment  and 
supplies 

APPENDIXES 


51.13 


19'!tS   classification 

1939  equivalent  classification 
(Table  1,  1939) 

1929  equivalent  classification 
(Tables  2,  A,   5,  and  6,  1929) 

XIII  Lumber,  construction  materials 

Lumber  and  construction  materials 

Lumber  and  building  materials  (other 
than  metal) 

Lumber,  millwork 

Lumber;  lumber  and  millwork; millwork 

Lumber  and  millwork 

Other  construction  materials 

Building  supplies  (general  line); 
brick,  tile,  terra  cotta;  cement, 
lime  and  plaster;  glass;  all  other 

Construction  and  building  materials 
(other  than  metal  and  wood) 

XIV  Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 

Machinery,  equipment  and  supplies 

Ccmmercial  machines,  equipment 

Commercial  equipment,  supplies 

Commercial  equipment  and  supplies 

Construction  machinery,  equip- 
ment 

Construction 

Construction  equipment  and 
supplies 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 

Farm  and  dairy 

Farm  machinery  and  equipment 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment, 
supplies 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment, 
supplies  (less  construction) 

Manufacturing,  mining,  and  drilling 
machinery,  equipment  and  supplies 

Professional  equipment, 
supplies 

Professional  equipment  and  supplies 
plus  optical  goods 

Professional  equipment  and  supplies 
plus  optical  goods 

Service  establishment  equip- 
ment and  supplies 

Service  equipment  and  supplies 
plus  leather  and  shoe  findings 

Service  equipment  and  supplies 
plus  shoe  findings  and  cut  stock 

Transportation  equipment, 
supplies 

Transportation  equipment  and 
supplies 

Transportation  equipment  and 
supplies 

XV  Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap) 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap) 

Iron,  steel  and  products 

Building  metal  work 

Iron  and  steel  products  (general 
line) 

Iron  and  steel  products  (semi- 
finished) 

Iron  and  steel  products  (flat) 

Wire  and  wire  products 

Iron  and  steel  finished  products 
(n.e.c. ) 

Iron  and  steel  (except  scrap) 

Nonferrous  metals,  metal  work 

Copper;  all  other 

Metals  and  metal  work  (other  than 
iron  and  steel) 

XVI  Waste  materials 

Waste  materials 

Iron  and  steel  scrap  and  other  waste 
materials 

XVII  Other  merchant  wholesalers 

Amusement,  sporting  goods 

Amusement,  sporting  goods  less 
motion  picture  film  exchanges 

Amusement  and  sporting  goods  less 
motion  picture  films 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers 

Books,  periodicals  and  newspapers 

Coal,  coke 

Coal  and  coke 

Coal 

Farm  supplies 

Farm  supplies 

Farm  supplies  (except  machinery  and 
equipment ) 

Jewelry 

Jewelry 

Jewelry 

Petroleum  and  products 

Petroleum  and  products 

Petroleum  and  petroleum  products 

Miscellaneous  kinds  of  business 

All  other  products 

Less  books,  periodicals,  news- 
papers; optical  goods;  and  leather 
and  shoe  findings 

All  other 

Less  books,  periodicals  and 
newspapers 

Plus  forest  products  (except  lumber); 
general  merchandise;  leather 
and  leather  goods  (except  shoe 
findings  and  cut  stock);  and 
flowers  and  nursery  stock 

*Also  some  individual  ccmpanies  were  reclassified  for  purposes  of  comparison  as  shown  in  tables  IC  and  ID. 


51.14  APPENDIXES 

APPENDIX  D 

PRINCIPAL   CENSUS   TYPE-OF-OPERATION   AND    KIND-OF-BUSINESS   CLASSIFICATIONS   FOR    ^'46 
WITH   STANDARD   INDUSTRIAL    CLASSIFICATION   EQUIVALENTS 


Wholesale  trade  as  defined  for  Census  purposes  conforms 
with  the  field  as  outlined  in  Standard  Industrial  Classi- 
fication (SIC)  Manual,  Volume  II,  Nonmanufacturing  Indus- 
tries, a  manual  published  by  the  Executive  Office  of  the 
President,  Bureau  of  the  Budget,  May  1949.  Census  type- 
of -operation  and  kind-of -business  classifications  differ 
from  those  outlined  in  the  SIC  Manual  primarily  in  that 
the  former  are  in  more  detail.  Census  classifications  to- 
gether with  their  equivalents  in  the  SIC  Manual  are  shown 
below. 


1948  Census  of  Business  Classification 


SIC 
Code 


511 


5049 


Total  Wholesale  Trade 50,51 

Type-of -Operation  Groups 

Merchant  wholesalers 50 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices: 

Sales  branches  (with  stocks)  1 

Sales  offices  (without  stocks)]"" 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 512 

Agents,  brokers 513 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 514 

Type-of -Operation  Groups,  by  Kind  of  Business 

Merchant  wholesalers ^0 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 504 

Groceries  (general  line) 5042 

Confectionery 5045 

Fish,  sea  foods 5046 

Meats ,  meat  products 5047 

Other  grocery,  food  specialties: 

Canned  foods 5043 

Coffee,  tea,  spices 5044 

Dried  fruits,  nuts 

Flour 

Frosted,  frozen  foods 

Miscellaneous  grocery  specialties 

Farm  products  (edible ) 505 

Dairy,  poultry  products 5052-5054 

Fruits,  vegetables  (fresh) 5055,5059 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits 5095 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 502 

Drugs  (general  line) 5022 

Drugs,  drug  sundries  (specialty  lines): 

Proprietary  medicines,  toiletries part  of  5023 

Retailer-cooperatives....  part  of  5023,  part  of  5024 

Drug  sundries part  of  5024,  part  of  5029 

Industrial  chemicals 5025-5027,  part  of  5029 

Paints,  varnishes 5028 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf ) 5094 

Dry  goods,  apparel 503 

Clothing,  furnishings,  footwear: 

Clothing,  furnishings  (general  line) 5036 

Men's,  boys'  clothing,  furnishings part  of  5037 

Women's,  children's  clothing,  furnishings] 

Furs  (dressed),  fur  clothing  L....  5038 

Millinery,  millinery  supplies  | 

Shoes ,  other  footwear 5039 

Work  clothing part  of  5037 

Dry  goods  (general  line ) 5032 

Dry  goods  specialties,  piece  goods,  notions: 

Hosiery,  underwear 5035 

Piece  goods  jobbers part  of  5033 

Other  dry  goods ,  notions 5034 

Piece  goods  converters part  of  5033 

Furniture,  home  furnishings 5097 

Paper  and  its  products 5092 

Farm  products  (raw  materials ) 5096 


1948  Census  of  Business  Classification 


SIC 
Code 


Merchant  wholesalers — Continued 
Automotive: 

Automobiles,  other  motor  vehicles 5012 

Automotive  equipment,  tires,  tubes: 

Automotive  parts,  accessories 5013 

Garage  equipment,  tools part  of  5082 

Tires,  tubes 5014 

Electrical  goods 506 

Electrical  goods  (general  line ) 5062 

Wiring  supplies,  construction  materials, 

apparatus  and  equipment 5063 

Electrical  appliances,  specialties 5064 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating 507 

Hardware; 

General  line  (with  and  without  industrial 

dept . ) 5072 

Specialty  lines 5073 

Plumbing,  heating  equipment,  supplies: 

Plumbing,  heating  (general  line) 5074 

Heating  (including  stoves,  ranges) 5075 

Plumbing  fixtures,  supplies 5076 

Air  conditioning,  ventilating  equipment 5077 

Lumber,  construction  materials 5098 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 508 

Commercial  machines,  equipment part  of  5082 

Construction  machinery,  equipment part  of  5084 

Farm-dairy  machinery,  equipment 5083 

Industrial  machinery,  equipment,  supplies 
Industrial  machinery,  equipment 

(general  line) , part  of  5084 

Belting,  hose,  packing part  of  5084 

Machine  tools part  of  5084 

Mine,  mill  supplies part  of  5084 

Oil  well,  oil  refining  supplies 5085 

Printing  machinery,  supplies 

(except  paper) part  of  5084 

Rope ,  cordage part  of  5084 

Miscellaneous  industrial  machinery, 

supplies part  of  5084 

Professional  equipment,  supplies 5086 

Service  establishment  equipment,  supplies 5087 

Transportation  (except  automotive)  equipment, 

supplies 5088 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap) part  of  5091 

Waste  materials 5093 

Other  merchant  wholesalers: 

Amusement,  sporting  goods part  of  5099 

Books  periodicals,  newspapers part  of  5099 

Coal,  coke part  of  5091 

Farm  supplies part  of  5099 

Jewelry part  of  5099 

Petroleum  and  products part  of  5099 

Other  kinds  of  Ijusiness part  of  5099 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices 

(with  stocks,  without  stocks) 511 

Groceries,  confectionery, meatsl 

Farm  products  (edible)        J 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits part  of  5119 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products 5112 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) 5115 

Dry  goods,  apparel 5113 

Furniture,  home  furnishings part  of  5119 

Paper  and  its  products part  of  ill9 

Automotive 5111 

Electrical  goods 5116 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating part  of  5119 

Lumber,  construction  materials part  of  5119 


APPENDIXES 


51.15 


SIC 
19'V8  Census  of  Business  Classification      „  , 
Code 

Manufacturers'  sales  branches,  offices — Continued 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 5118 

Metals, metal  work  (except  scrap) part  of  5117 

Other  kinds  of  business: 

Amusement,  sporting  goods part  of  5119 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers part  of  5119 

Coal,  coke part  of  5117 

Farm  supplies part  of  5119 

Jewelry part  of  5119 

Petroleum  and  products part  of  5119 

All  other  products part  of  5119 

Petroleum  bulk  stations,  terminals 512 

Agents  and  brokers 513 

Groceries,  confectionery,  meats 5133 

Farm  products  (edible) 5134 

Beer,  wines,  distilled  spirits part  of  5139 

Drugs,  chemicals,  allied  products part  of  5139 

Tobacco  and  products  (except  leaf) part  of  5139 

Dry  goods,  apparel 5132 


SIC 
191^8  Census  of  Business  Classification     „    , 

Agents  and  brokers — Continued 

Furniture  and  house  furnishings part  of  5139 

Paper  and  its  products part  of  5139 

Farm  products  (raw  materials) 5135 

Automotive part  of  5139 

Electrical  goods part  of  5139 

Hardware,  plumbing,  heating part  of  5139 

Lumber,  construction  materials 5138 

Machinery,  equipment,  supplies 5136 

Metals,  metal  work  (except  scrap) part  of  5137 

Waste  materials part  of  5139 

Other  kinds  of  business: 

Amusement,  sporting  goods part  of  5139 

Books,  periodicals,  newspapers part  of  5139 

Coal,  coke part  of  5137 

Farm  supplies part  of  5139 

Jewelry part  of  5139 

Petroleum  and  products part  of  5139 

All  other  products part  of  5139 

Assemblers  (mainly  farm  products) 514 

All  kinds  of  business 5141 


51.16  APPENDIXES 

APPENDIX  E 

LIST   OF    EXCLUDED   CITIES   WITH    1950   POPULATION  OF    5,000    INHABITANTS   OR    MORE 

Data  for  the  follovdng  cities  were  not  included  in  table  103.  These  were  omitted  because  official  preliminary  1950 
Census  of  Population  figures  indicating  that  they  had  5,000  inhabitants  or  more  were  not  available  when  194-8  Census  of 
Business  tabulations  were  prepared. 


ALABAMA 

Guntersville 
Mountain  Brook 

ARKANSAS 
Osceola 


CALIFORNIA 
Belmont 
Concord 
Lindsay 
Mill  Valley 
San  Pablo 
Susanville 
Wasco 
Yuba  City  town 

FLORIDA 

Miami  Shores  village 
Miami  Springs  town 
Opalocka 
Quincy 

GEORGIA 
Cairo 
Warner  Robins  town 

ILLINOIS 

Broadview  village 

Carmi 

Dolton  village 

Evergreen  Park  village 

Geneva 

Homewood  village 

La  Grange  Park  village 

Loves  Park 

Mendota 

Oak  Lawn  village 

Park  Forest  village 

Rantoul 

Robinson 

Sycamore 


INDIANA 
Alexandria 
Angola 
Boonville 
Clarksville  town 


IOWA 

Bettendorf 
West  Des  Moines 

KANSAS 
Russell 

KENTUCKY 
Georgetown 
Harrodsburg 
Mount  Sterling 

LOUISIANA 

Covington  town 

MARYLAND 

College  Park  town 
Mount  Rainier 
Riverdale  town 
Rockville  town 

MICHIGAN 
Buchanan 
Livonia 

MINNESOTA 

East  Grand  Forks 
Hopkins 
Northfield 
Roseville  village 

MISSOURI 
Berkeley 
Jennings 
Kinloch 
Ladue 
Pine  Lawn 
Wellston 

NEBRASKA 

South  Sioux  City 


NEW  JERSEY 

Bellmawr  borough 
Caldwell  borough 
Glassboro  borough 
Maywood  borough 
Oceanport  boroxigh 
Paramus  borough 

NEW  MEXICO 

Deming  village 

NORTH  CAROLINA 

Morehead  City  town 
Oxford  town 
Smithfield  town 

NORTH  DAKOTA 
Wahpeton 

OHIO 

Brooklyn  village 
Eastlake  village 
Fairbom 
Franklin  village 
Lincoln  Heights  village 
London  village 
Oberlin  village 
Oxford  village 
Wickliffe  village 
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OREGON 
Ashland 
Hillsboro 
Milwaukie 
North  Bend 

PENNSYLVANIA 
Bethel  borough 
Bridgeville  borough 
Castle  Shannon  borough 
Edgewood  borough 
Elizabethtown  borough 
Lewisburg  borough 


PENNSYLVANIA— C  ontinued 
Lititz  borough 
Red  Lion  borough 
West  Mifflin  borough 
Whitehall  borough 
White  Oak  borough 

SOUTH  CAROLINA 
Beaufort 
Dillon  town 
Greer  town 

SOUTH  DAKOTA 
Vermillion 

TEXAS 

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Bellaire 

Cleveland 

Falfurrias 

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Grand  Prairie 

Haltom 

Jacinto  City 

Pasadena 

Pharr 

Port  Lavaca 

River  Oaks 

White  Settlement  town 

UTAH 

American  Fork 

VIRGINIA 

Covington  town 
Emporia  town 
Galax  town 
Wytheville  town 

WISCONSIN 
Oconomowoc 
Whitewater 


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APPENDIXES 

APPENDIX  G 
CONTENTS   OF    OTHER     1948   CENSUS   OF    BUSINESS   VOLUMES 


01.49 


VOLUME  I:   RETAIL  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS,  PART  I 


Table  lA 

Table  IB 
Table  IC 
Table  ID 
Table  IE 
Table  IF 
Table  IG 
Table  IH 
Table  IJ 

Table  IK 

Table  2A 
Table  2B 
Table  2C 

Table  2D 


Table  2E 
Table  2F 

Table  2G 


Chapter  1. — United  States  Sunnnary 

Retail  stores,  warehouses,  and  administrative 
offices — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Retail  stores,  warehouses,  and  administrative 
offices — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Retail  stores--United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948,  1939,  and  1929 

Retail  stores — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948,  1939  and  1929 

Retail  stores — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Retail  stores — Kind  of  business,  by  geographic 
division  and  State:   1948 

Retail  stores — Kind  of  business, by  standard  met- 
ropolitan area;   1948 

Retail  stores,  1948 — Standard  metropolitan  areas 
ranked  by  1948  sales  volume 

Retail  stores,  1948  and  1939— Cities  with  25,000 
inhabitants  or  more  ranked  by  1948  sales  vol- 
ume 

Retail  stores,  1948  and  1939 — Cities  with  10,000 
to  24,999  inhabitants 

Chapter  2. — Sales  Size 

Sales  size — United  States,  by  kind  of  business, 
by  full-  and  part-year  operation:   1948 

Sales  size — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Sales  size  of  stores  with  legal  form  corpora- 
tion— United  States,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Sales  size  of  stores  with  legal  form  other  than 
corporation — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Sales  size — State,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Sales  size  of  single  and  multiunits — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Sales  size  of  single  and  multiunits — Geographic 
division,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 


Table  5C  City  size — United  States  and  geographic  divi- 
sions:  1948 

Table  5D  City  size — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948 

Chapter  6. — Legal  Form  of  Organization 

Table  5A  Legal  form  of  organization — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business:   1948  and  1939 

Table  6B  Legal  form  of  organization — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948  and  1939 

Table  6C  Legal  form  of  organization — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  6D  Legal  form  of  organization — State,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Table  6E  Legal  form  of  organization — Proprietorships  and 
partnerships  with  and  without  active  proprie- 
tors,by  kind  of  business.  United  States:  1948 

Table  6F  Legal  form  of  organization — Proprietorships  and 
partnerships  with  and  without  active  proprie- 
tors, by  geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Chapter  7. — Warehouses,  Other  Auxiliary  Units 

Table  7A  Warehouses  of  retail  multiunit  organizations — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  7B  Warehouses  of  retail  multiunit  organizations — 
Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  7C  Warehouses  of  retail  multiunit  organizations — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  7D  Administrative  offices  of  retail  multixmit  or- 
ganizations— United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948 

Chapter  8. — Miscellaneous 

Table  8A  Period  established  or  acquired — United  States — 

Single  and  multiunits,  by  kind  of  business: 

1948 
Table  8B  Period  established  or  acquired — Single  and  muLti - 

units — United  States,  by  geographic  division 

and  State:   1948 
Table  8C  Analysis  of  source  of  receipts — United  States, by 

kind  of  business:   1948 


Table  3A 


Table  3B 


Table  3C 


Table  3D 


— Single  and  Multiunits 

-United  States,  by  kind  of 

-State,  by  kind  of  busi- 


Chapter  3. 

Single  and  raultiunits- 
business:   1948 

Single  and  multiunits- 
ness :   1948 

Single  and  multiunits — Selected  standard  metro- 
politan areas,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Retail  operations  of  firms  with  four  or  more  re- 
tail stores — United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948  and  1939 


Chapter  4. --Employee  Size 

Table  4A  Employee  size  of  stores — United  States,  by  kind 
of  business:   1948 

Table  4B  Employee  size  of  stores — Geographic  division, 
by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  4C  Employee  size  of  stores — State,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948 

Table  4D  Employee  size  of  stores — United  States  by  kind 
of  business:  1948 


Chapter  5. — City  Size 

Table  5A  City  size — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 

1948 
Table  5B  City  size — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 

1948  and  1939 

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Chapter  9. — Territories 

Data  for  Alaska  and  Hawaii:  Includes  tables  similar  to 
those  presented  for  continental  United  States,  except 
that  tables  were  omitted  where  there  was  an  insufficient 
number  of  establishments  to  permit  publication. 

VOLUME  II:   RETAIL  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS, 
PART  2,  AND  MERCHANDISE  LINE  SALES  STATISTICS 


Chapter  10. — Merchandise  Inventories 


Table 
Table 
Table 
Table 
Table 
Table 


lOA 


Table  lOF 


Merchandise  inventories — United  States, by  kind 

of  business:   1948 
Merchandise  inventories — Geographic  division, 

by  kind  of  business:   1948 
lOC-1  Merchandise  inventories — Corporate  status,  by 

kind  of  business — United  States:  1948 
lOC-2  Merchandise  inventories — Kind  of  business,  by 

sales  size — United  States:   1948 
Merchandise  inventories — Single  and  multiunits 

— United  States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 
Merchandise  inventories  of  large  stores  and 

multiunits,  and  small-store   sample — United 

States  and  geographic  division,  by  kind  of 

business:   1948 
Merchandise  inventories  of  large  stores  and 

multiunits — State,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 


lOB 


lOD 


lOE 


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APPENDIXES 


Chapter  11. — Credit 

Table  llA  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  halances 
due — United  States,  by  kind  of  business:  1945 

Table  IIB  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  by  legal  form  of  organization — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:   19<+8 

Table  IIC  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  for  single  and  multiunits — United  States, 
by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  IID  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  by  sales  size — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business:  1948 

Table  llE  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Table  IIP  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  for  large  stores  and  multiunits,  and  sam- 
ple of  small  stores — Geographic  division,  by 
kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  IIG  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  for  large  stores  and  multiunits — State,  by 
kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  IIH  Analysis  of  cash  and  credit  sales  and  balances 
due  for  large  stores  and  multiunits — Selected 
standard  metropolitan  areas,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness :  1948 


Chapter  12. — Selected  Types  of  Operation 


Table  13D  Paid  employees  and  weekly  pay  roll  for  selected 
workweeks  for  large  stores  and  multiunits — 
State,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 


Chapter  14. — Trucks 

Table  14A  Retail  trade — Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated, 
December  1948 — United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness 

Table  14B  Retail  trade — Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated, 
December  1948 — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of 
business 

Table  14C  Retail  trade — Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated 
by  large  stores  and  multiunits  and  small  store 
sample,  December  1948 — Geographic  division,  by 
kind  of  business 

Table  14D  Retail  trade — Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated 
by  large  stores  and  multiunits, December  1948 — 
State,  by  kind  of  business 

Table  14E  Trucks,  truck-tractors,  and  trailers  operated  by 
warehouses,  administrative  offices,  and  auxil- 
iary units  of  retail  multiunit  organizations, 
December  1948 — United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness 

Table  14F  Trucks,  truck-tractors,  and  trailers  operated  by 
warehouses,  administrative  offices,  and  auxil- 
iary units  of  retail  multiunit  organizations, 
December  1948 — Geographic  division  and  State 


Table  12A  Cooperatives — United  States, by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Table  12B  Cooperatives — State,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  12C  Cooperatives — United  States, by  single  and  multi- 
units,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  12D  Cooperatives — United  States,  by  sales  size,  by 
kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  12E  Cooperatives — Merchandise  line  sales — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  12F  Cooperatives — Merchandise  inventories — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  12G  Cooperatives — Analysis  of  credit  sales  and  bal- 
ances due — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Table  12H  Mail  order  houses,  direct  selling  organizations, 
and  merchandise  vending  machine  operators — 
United  States,  by  type  of  operation,  by  kind 
of  business:  1948 

Table  12J  Direct  selling  organizations — State,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Table  12K  Retail  stores  with  retail  leased  departments — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  12L  Retail  leased  departments  in  retail  stores — 
United  States,  by  sales  size  of  main  store, 
kind  of  business  of  leased  department  and  kind 
of  business  of  main  store:  1948 

Table  12M  Retail  leased  departments  in  retail  stores — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business  of  main 
store  and  kind  of  business  of  leased  depart- 
ment: 1948 


Chapter  13. — Employment  and  Pay  Roll 

Table  13A  Paid  employees  and  weekly  pay  roll  for  selected 

workweeks — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 

1948 
Table  13B  Paid  employees  and  weekly  pay  roll  for  selected 

workweeks — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of 

business:  1948 
Table  13C  Paid  employees  and  weekly  pay  roll  for  selected 

workweeks  for  large  stores  and  multiunits  and 

small  store  sample — Geographic  division,  by 

kind  of  business:  1948 


Chapter  15. — Miscellaneous 

Table  15A  Self-service  in  grocery  stores — United  States, 
by  single  and  multiunits:   1948 

Table  15B  Self-service  in  grocery  stores — Geographic  divi- 
sions: 1948 

Table  15C  Self-service  in  grocery  stores — United  States — 
Sales  size,  by  single  and  multiunits:  1948 

Table  15D  Self-service  in  grocery  stores — Geographic  divi- 
sion, by  sales  size:  1948 

Table  15E  Self-service  in  grocery  stores — Merchandise  line 
sales — United  States  and  geographic  divisions: 
1948 

Table  15F  Sales  for  resale — United  States,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness: 1948 


Chapter  16. — Merchandise  Line  Sales — Food  Group 

Table  15A  Merchandise  line  sales — Food  group — United  Stabes, 
by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  16B  Merchandise  line  sales — Food  group — Kind  of  busi- 
ness, by  geographic  division:   1948 

Table  16C  Merchandise  line  sales  of  large  stores  and  multi- 
units  and  small  store  sample — Food  group — 
Kind  of  business,  by  geographic  division:  1948 

Table  16D  Merchandise,  line  sales  cf  large  stores  and  multi- 
units — Food  group — Kind  of  business,  by  State: 
1948 

Table  15E  Merchandise  line  sales  of  large  stores  and  multi- 
units — Food  group — Kind  of  business,  for  se- 
lected standard  metropolitan  areas:   1948 

Table  16F  Bakery  products  stores  with  baking  on  premises — 
Value  of  on-premise  production — United  States 
and  geographic  divisions:  1948 


Each  of  the  following  chapters  contains  five  tables  similar 
to  those  described  in  Chapter  16  above  as  tables  16A, 
B,  C,  D,  and  E.  Additional  tables  appear  in  Chapters  21 
and  23  and  are  listed  below. 


APPENDIXES 


51.51 


Chapter  17. 


-Merchandise  Line  Sales — Eating  and  Drinking 
Places 


Chapter  18.— -Merchandise  Line  Sales — General  Merchandise 
Group,  General  Stores 


Chapter  19. — Merchandise  Line  Sales — Apparel  Group 


Chapter  20. --Merchandise  Line  Sales — Furniture, Furnishings, 
Appliance  Group 


Chapter  21. 


-Merchandise  Line  Sales — Automotive  Group 
and  Gasoline  Service  Stations 


Table  21F  Motor  vehicle  and  farm  equipment  dealers — Cars 
and  trucks  sold — United  States  and  geographic 
divisions:  194-8 

Table  21G  Motor  vehicle  and  farm  equipment  dealers — Cars 
and  trucks  sold  by  large  dealers  and  multiunit^ 
and  small  store  sample — United  States  and  geo- 
graphic divisions:   194-8 

Table  21H  Motor  vehicle  and  farm  equipment  dealers — Cars 
and  trucks  sold  by  large  dealers  and  multi- 
units,  by  State:   1948 


Chapter  22. — Merchandise  Line  Sales- 
ware  Group 


-Lumber ,  Building , Hard- 


Chapter  23. — Merchandise  Line  Sales — Drug 
and  Proprietary  Stores 

Table  23F  Drug  stores — Prescription  sales  in  all  stores, 
stores  with  sales  of  $100,000  or  more,  and 
multiunit  stores — United  States  and  geographic 
divisions:   1948 

Table  23G  Drug  stores — Prescription  sales  in  large  stores 
and  multiunits,  and  in  small  store  sample — 
United  States  and  geographic  divisions:   1948 

Table  23H  Drug  stores — Prescription  sales  in  large  stores 
and  multiunits,  by  State:   1948 

Table  23J  Drug  stores — Number  of  registered  pharmacists — 
United  States  and  geographic  divisions:  1948 

Table  23K  Drug  stores — Number  of  registered  pharmacists  in 
large  stores  and  multiunits,  and  in  small 
store  sample — United  States  and  geographic 
divisions :   1948 

Table  23L  Drug  stores — Number  of  registered  pharmacists  'in 
large  stores  and  multiunits,  by  State:   1948 

Table  23M  Drug  stores — Number  of  registered  pharmacists  in 
large  stores  and  multiunits, by  selected  stand- 
ard metropolitan  area:  1948 


VOLUME  IV:   WHOLESALE  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS 
AND  COMMODITY  LINE  SALES  STATISTICS 

Chapter  1. — United  States  Summary 

Table  lA  Wholesale  establishments  and  administrative  of- 
fices— United  States,  by  type  of  operation  and 
kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  IB  Wholesale  establishments  and  administrative  of- 
fices— Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Table  IC  Wholesale  establishments — United  States,  by  type 
of  operation  and  kind  of  business:  1948,  1939, 
and  1929 

Table  ID  Wholesale  establishments — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948,  1939,  and  1929 

Table  IE  Wholesale  establishments — United  States,  by  type 
of  operation  and  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  IF  Wholesale  establishments — Type  of  operation,  by 
geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  IG  Merchant  wholesalers — Kind  of  business,  by  geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  lH  Merchant  wholesalers — Kind  of  business,  by  se- 
lected standard  metropolitan  area:   1948 


Chapter  2. — Sales  Size  and  Operating  Expenses 


Table  2A 


Table  2B 


Table  2C 


Table  2D 


Table  2E 


Table  2F 


Table  3A 


Table  3B 


Table  3C 


Sales  size — Service  wholesalers  and  manufactur- 
ers' sales  branches — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Sales  size — Service  wholesalers, by  kind  of  busi- 
ness— Geographic  divisions  and  selected  stand- 
ard metropolitan  areas:   1948 

Operating  expense  ratios  of  service  wholesalers — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business,  by  sales 
size,  by  corporate  status:  1948 

Operating  expense  ratios  cf  service  wholesalers — 
Kind  of 'business,  by  selected  standard  metro- 
politan area:  1948 

Operating  expense  ratios  of  manufacturers'  sales 
branches — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Frequency  distribution  of  operating  expense  ra- 
tios of  service  wholesalers — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business,  by  sales  size:   1948 


Chapter  3. — Credit 

Credit  sales — Merchant  wholesalers  and  manufac- 
turers' sales  branches — United  States,  by  kind 
of  business:  1948 

Credit  sales — Merchant  wholesalers — Selected 
standard  metropolitan  areas,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948 

Merchant  wholesalers  reporting  credit  sales  and 
number  of  credit  accounts — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business  and  sales  size:  1948 


Chapter  24. 


-Merchandise  Line  Sales- 
Business 


-Miscellaneous  Kinds  of 


VOLUME  III:   RETAIL  TRADE— AREA  STATISTICS 

United  States  S\immary — Tables  appearing  here  are  identical 
with  those  appearing  in  Chapter  1  of  Volume  I. 

Area  Statistics — (The  following  tables  appear, where  appli- 
cable, for  each  State,  the  District  of  Columbia,  Alaska, 
and  Hawaii) : 

Table  101  The  State 

Table  102  Standard  metropolitan  areas 

Table  103  Counties  and  cities  of  2,500.  inhabitants  or  more 

Table  104  Counties  with  200  establishments  or  more 

Table  105  Cities  with  200  stores  or  more 


Chapter  4. — Sales  by  Class  of  Customer 

Table  4A  Sales  by  class  of  customer — United  States,  by 
type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  4B  Sales  by  class  of  customer — Selected  standard 
metropolitan  areas,  by  type  of  operation  and 
kind  of  business:   1948 

Chapter  5. — Legal  Form  of  Organization 

Table  5A  Legal  form  of  organization — United  States,  by 
type  of  operation  and  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  5B  Legal  form  of  organization — State,  by  type  of 
operation:   1948 

Chapter  6. — Employee  Size 

Table  5A  Employee  size  of  wholesale  establishments— United 
States,  by  type  of  operation  and  kind  of  busi- 
ness: 1948 


51.52 


APPENDIXES 


Employee  sire  of  wholesale 
State:   19<i8 

Chapter  7. — Trucks 


establishments,   by 


Table  6B 

Table  7A  Wholesale  trade — Trucks,  truck-tractors,  and 
trailers  operated,  December  19A8 — Type  of  op- 
eration, by  kind  of  business 

Table  7B  Wholesale  trade — Trucks,  truck-tractors,  and 
trailers  operated,  December  ig-iS — Geographic 
division  and  State 

Table  7C  Wholesale  trade — Trucks,  truck-tractors,  and 
trailers  operated,  December  19A8 — State,  by 
type  of  operation,  by  kind  of  business 

Chapter  8. — Miscellaneous 

Table  8A  City  size — United  States,  by  type  of  operation 
and  kind  of  business:   194-8 

Table  8B  Size  by  number  of  wholesale  establishments  op- 
erated— United  States, by  type  of  operation  and 
kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  8C  Wholesale  establishments — Period  established  or 
acquired — United  States,  by  type  of  operation 
and  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  8D  V/holesale  establishments — Detailed  type  of  op- 
eration, by  kind  of  business:   194-8 

Table  8E  Voluntary  group  grocery  wholesalers — Percentage 
of  sales  to  group  members — United  States  and 
geogranhic  divisions:   1948 

Table  8F  Retailer-cooperative  grocery  warehouses — Per- 
centage of  sales  to  retailer  owners — United 
States  and  geographic  divisions:   1948 

Table  8G  Wholesale  agents  and  brokers — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business  and  class  of  agent,  broker: 
1948 

Table  8H  Wholesale  agents  and  brokers — Selected  standard 
metropolitan  areas,  by  kind  of  business  and 
class  of  agent,  broker:   1948 

Table  8J  Merchant  wholesalers — Selected  kinds  of  business 
— Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 


Chapter  9. — Territories 

Data  for  Alaska  and  Hawaii:  Includes  tables  similar  to 
those  presented  for  continental  United  States,  except 
that  tables  were  omitted  where  there  was  an  insufficient 
number  of  establishments  to  permit  publication. 

Chapter  10. — Commodity  Line  Sales 

Table  lOA  Commodity  line  sales — Merchant  wholesalers-United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  lOB  Commodity  line  sales — Manufacturers'  sales 
branches  (with  stocks) — United  States,  by  kind 
of  business:   1948 

Table  IOC  Commodity  line  sales — Manufacturers'  sales  of- 
fices (without  stocks) — United  States,  by  kind 
of  business:   1948 

Table  lOD  Commodity  line  sales — Assemblers  (mainly  farm 
products) — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Chapter  11. — Commodity  Line  Sales — Merchant  Wholesalers 

Table  11  Commodity  line  sales — Merchant  wholesalers — Kind 
of  business,  by  geographic  division:   1948 

Chapter  12. — Commodity  Line  Sales — Manufacturers' 
Sales  Branches  (With  Stocks) 

Table  12  Commodity  line  sales — Manufacturers'  sales 
branches  (with  stocks) — Kind  of  business,  by 
geographic  division:   1948 

Chapter  13. — Commodity  Line  Sales — Assemblers 
(Mainly  Farm  Products) 

Table  13  Commodity  line  sales — Assemblers  (mainly  farm 
products) — Kind  of  business,  by  geographic 
division:   1948 


Chapter  14. — Petroleum  Bulk  Stations  and  Terminals 

Table  14A  Petrolexim  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  14B  Petroleum  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Commodity 
line  sales — United  States  and  geographic  di- 
visions:  1948 

Table  14C  Petroleum  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Total 
dollar  sales  and  gallons  of  petroleum  products 
sold — Geographic  division  and  State,  by  type 
of  establishment:   1948 

Table  14D  Petroleum  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Total 
dollar  sales  and  gallons  of  petroleum  products 
sold — State,  by  county  and  type  of  establish- 
ment:  1948 

Table  14E  Distributing  terminals  and  district  offices — To- 
tal dollar  sales  and  gallons  of  petroleum  prod- 
ucts sold — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Table  14F  Petroleum  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Storage 
capacity — United  States,  by  geographic  divis- 
ion. State,  and  type  of  establishment:   1948 

Table  14G  Petroleum  bulk  stations  and  terminals — Type  of 
station, by  geographic  division  and  State: 1948 

VOLUME  VI:   SERVICE  TRADE— GENERAL  STATISTICS 
Chapter  1. — United  States  Summary 

Table  lA  Selected  services — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948  and  1939 

Table  IB  Amusements — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948  and  1939 

Table  IC  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948  and  1939 

Table  ID  Amusements — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 
and  1939 

Table  IE  Hotels — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 and 
1939 

Table  IF  Tourist  courts — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948  and  1939 

Table  IG  Selected  services — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Table  IH  Amusements — United  States,  by  kind  of  business: 
1948 

Table  IJ  Selected  services — Geographic  division,  by  kind 
of  business:   1948 

Table  IK  Amusements — Geographic  division,  by  kind  of  busi- 
ness:  1948 

Table  IL  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  IM  Amusements — Geographic  division  and  State;  1948 

Table  IN  Hotels — Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  IP  Tourist  courts — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Table  IQ  Selected  services — Kind  of  business,  by  geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  IR  Amusements — Kind  of  business,  by  geographic 
division  and  State:   1948 

Table  IS  Selected  services — Kind-of -business  groups,  by 
standard  metropolitan  area:   1948 

Chapter  2. — Receipts  Size 

Table  2A  Receipts  size — Selected  services — United  States, 
by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  2B  Receipts  size — Amusements — United  States, by  kind 
of  business:   1948 

Table  2C  Receipts  size — Personal,  business,  and  repair 
services — Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  2D  Receipts  size — Amusements — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948 

Table  2E  Receipts  size — Personal,  business,  and  repair 
services — Selected  kinds  of  business,  by  geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  2F  Receipts  size — Motion  picture  theaters  (regular) 
— Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  20  Receipts  size — Bowling  alleys — Geographic  divi- 
sion and  State:   1948 


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Table  2H 
Table  2J 
Table  2K 
Table  2L 

Table  2M 
Table  2N 


Table  3A 


Table  3B 


Table  3C 


Table  3D 


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Table  <iB 


Table  AC 


Table  4D 


Table  "4E 


Receipts  size — Billiard  and  pool  parlors — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948 

Receipts  size — Hotels — Geographic  division  and 
Statp;   ig-iS 

Receipts  size — Tourist  courts — Geographic  divi- 
sion and  State:   1948 

Receipts  size — Personal,  business,  and  repair 
services — Selected  standard  metropolitan  area: 
1948 

Receipts  Size — Amusement — Selected  standard 
metropolitan  areas:   1948 

Receipts  size — Hotels — Selected  standard  metro- 
politan areas:   1948 

Chapter  3. — Employee  Size 

Employee  size  of  establishments — Personal,  busi- 
ness, and  repair  services — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business:   1948 

Employee  size  of  establishments — Personal,  busi- 
ness, and  repair  services — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948 

Employee  size  of  establishments — Personal,  busi- 
ness, and  repair  services — Selected  kinds  of 
business,  by  geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Employee  size  of  estab'' ishments — Year-round  ho- 
tels— Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Chapter  4. — City  Size 

City  size — Selected  services — United  States,  by 
kind  of  busin<^ss:   1948 

City  size — Personal,  business,  and  repair  serv- 
ices, by  geographic  division:   1948 

City  size — Personal,  business,  and  repair  serv- 
ices— Selectfd  kinds  of  business,  by  geographic 
division:   1948 

City  size — Hotels — United  States  and  geographic 
divisions:   1948 

City  size — Amusements — Total  for  the  United 
States,  and  for  selected  kinds  of  business,  by 
geographic  division:   1948 


Chapter  7. — City  Statistics 

Table  7A  Advertising  agencips — Selected  cities  of  100,000 
inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7B  Automobile  storage  and  parking — Selected  cities 
of  25,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7C  Barber  shops — Selected  cities  of  5,000  inhabit- 
ants or  more:   1948 

Table  7D  Barber  and  beauty  shops  combined — Selected  cities 
of  100,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7E  Beauty  shops — Selected  cities  of  5,000  inhabit- 
ants or  more:   1948 

Table  7F  Cleaning  and  dyeing  plants  (exc.  rug  cleaning) — 
Selected  cities  of  10,000  inhabitants  or  more: 
1948 

Table  7G  Diaper  service — Selected  cities  of  50,000  inhab- 
itants or  more:   1948 

Table  7H  Electrical  repair  shops — Selected  cities  of 
25,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7J  Funeral  service — Selected  cities  of  10,000  in- 
habitants or  more:   1948 

Table  7K  General  automobile  repair  shops — Selected  cities 
of  5,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7L  Linen  supply  service — Selected  cities  of  50,000 
inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7M  Photographic  studios  (inc.  commercial  photogra- 
phy)— Selected  cities  of  50,000  inhabitants  or 
more:   1948 

Table  7N  Power  laundries — Selected  cities  of  50,000  in- 
habitants or  more:   1948 

Table  7P  Pressing,  alteration,  garment  repair  shops  (inc. 
fur) — Selected  cities  of  5,000  inhabitants  or 
more:   1948 

Table  7Q  Self-service  laundries — Selected  cities  of  50,000 
inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7R  Shoe  repair  shops — Selected  cities  of  5,000  in- 
habitants or  more:   1948 

Table  7S  Upholstery,  furniture  repair  shops — Selected 
cities  of  50,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7T  Watch,  clock,  jewelry  repair  shops — Selected 
cities  of  25,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

Table  7U  Hotels — Selected  cities  of  10,000  inhabitants  or 
more:   1948 


Chapter  5. — Legal  Form  of  Organization 

Table  5A  Legal  form  of  organization — Selected  services — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  5B  Legal  form  of  organization — Amusements — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  5C  Legal  form  of  organization — Personal,  business, 
and  repair  services — Geographic  division  and 
State:   1948 

Table  5D  Legal  form  of  organization — Amusements — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:   1948 

Table  5E  Legal  form  of  organization — Hotels — Geographic 
division  and  State:   1948 

Tab! e  5F  Legal  form  of  organization — Tourist  courts — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   1948 

Chapter  6. — Trucks 

Table  6A  Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated  by  laundries, 
cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  related  serv- 
ices, December  1948 — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business 

Table  6B  Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated  by  laundries, 
cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  related  serv- 
ices, December  1948 — Geographic  division  and 
State 

Tab!  e  60  Trucks  and  truck-tractors  operated  by  automobile 
repair  services  and  garages,  December  1948 — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business 

Table  6D  Trucks  and  truck -tractors  operated  by  automobile 
repair  services  and  garages,  December  1948 — 
Geographic  division  and  State 


Chapter  8. — Laundries,  Cleaning,  and  Dyeing  Plants, 
and  Related  Services 

Table  8A  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Geographic  di- 
vision and  State:   1948 

Table  8B  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Selected  stand- 
ard metropolitan  areas:   1948 

Table  8C  Laxindires,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated services — Geographic  division  and  State, 
by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  8D  Laundries,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated services — Selected  standard  metropolitan 
areas,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  8E  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Total  receipts, 
by  major  sources — Geographic  division  and 
State:   1948 

Table  8F  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Total  receipts, 
by  major  sources — Selected  standard  metropoli- 
tan areas:   1948 

Table  8G  Laundries,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated services — Total  receipts, by  major  sources 
— Geographic  division  and  State,  by  kind  of 
business:   1948 

Table  8H  Laundries,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated services — Total  receipts, by  major  sources 
— Selected  standard  metropolitan  areas,  by 
kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  8J  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Wholesale  re- 
ceipts, by  major  sources — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948 

Table  8K  Laundries  with  power  facilities — Wholesale  re- 
ceipts, by  major  sources — Selected  standard 
metropolitan  areas:   1948 


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Table  8L  Laundries,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated seiTfices — Wholesale  receipts,  by  major 
sources — Geographic  division  and  State, by  kind 
of  business:  194-8 

Table  8M  Laundries,  cleaning  and  dyeing  plants,  and  re- 
lated services — ^Wholesale  receipts,  by  major 
sources — Selected  standard  metropolitan  areas, 
by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  8N  Establishments  reporting  receipts  of  $50,000  or 
more  from  laundiry  work  (bundle,  flat,  and  fam- 
ily services) — Receipts,  by  major  sources — 
Geographic  division  and  State, by  kind  of  busi- 
ness :  19-48 

Table  8P  Establishments  reporting  receipts  of  $50,000  or 
more  from  laundry  work  (bundle, flat,  and  fam- 
ily services) — Receipts,  by  major  sources — 
Selected  standard  metropolitan  areas,  by  kind 
of  business:  1948 

Table  8Q  Establishments  reporting  receipts  of  $50,000  or 
more  from  laundry  work  (bundle,  flat,  and  fam- 
ily services) — ^Retail,  by  method  of  delivery, 
and  wholesale — Geographic  division  and  State, 
by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  8R  Establishments  reporting  receipts  of  $50,000  or 
more  from  laundry  work  (bundle,  flat,  and  fam- 
ily services) — Retail,  by  method  of  delivery, 
and  wholesale — Selected  standard  metropolitan 
areas  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  SS  Establishments  reporting  receipts  from  cleaning 
and  dyeing  work — Receipts,  by  major  sources — 
Geographic  division  and  State, by  kind  of  busi- 
ness: 1948 

Table  8T  Establishments  reporting  receipts  from  cleaning 
and  dyeing  work — Receipts,  by  major  sources — 
Selected  standard  metropolitan  areas,  by  kind 
of  business:  1948 

Table  8U  Rug  cleaning  establishments — Receipts,  by  major 
sources — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Chapter  9. — Aniusements 

Table  9A  Amusements — ^Receipts,  by  major  sources — United 
States,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  9B  Amusements — Receipts, by  major  sources — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:  1948 

Table  9C  Motion  picture  theaters  (regular) — Receipts,  by 
major  sources — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Table  9D  Bowling  alleys — ^Receipts,  by  major  sources — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948 

Table  9E  Billiard  and  pool  parlors — ^Receipts,  by  major 
sources — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Table  9F  Motion  picture  theaters  (regular) — Geographic 
division  and  State:   1948 

Chapter  10. —Hotels 

Table  lOA  Hotels — Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Table  lOB  Year-round  hotels — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Table  IOC  Seasonal  hotels — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Table  lOD  Hotels — Receipts  by  major  sources  —  Geographic 
division  and  State:   1948 

Table  lOE  Year-round  hotels — Receipts  by  major  sources — 
Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  lOF  Seasonal  hotels — Receipts  by  major  sources — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948 

Table  lOG  Hotels — Receipts  by  major  sources — Cities  of 
10,000  inhabitants  or  more:  1948 

Table  lOH  Hotels  reporting  separate  data  for  receipts  from 
room  rentals  and  sales  of  meals — Receipts  by 
major  sources — Geographic  division  and  State: 
1948 

Table  lOJ  Year-round  hotels  reporting  separate  data  for 
receipts  from  room  rentals  and  sales  of  meals  — 
Receipts  by  major  sources — Geographic  divi- 
sion and  State:  1948 


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lOK  Hotels  Reporting  separate  data  for  receipts  from 
room  rentals  and  sales  of  meals — Receipts  by 
major  sources — Cities  of  10,000  inhabitants  or 
more :  1948 

lOL  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Supplemental  compensation  of  employees  for 
workweek  ended  nearest  November  15,  1948 — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948 

lOM  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Supplemental  compensation  of  employees  for 
workweek  ended  nearest  November  15,  1948 — 
Cities  of  10,000  inhabitants  or  more:   1948 

ION  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Percentage  of  occupancy — Geographic  division 
and  State:   1948 

lOP  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Percentage  of  occupancy — United  States,  by 
city  size,  by  number  of  guest  roans:  1948 

lOQ  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Percentage  of  occupancy — Selected  standard 
metropolitan  areas:  1948 

lOR  Hotels — Size  by  number  of  guest  rocms — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:   1948 

lOS  Hotels — Size  by  number  of  guest  rooms — Selected 
standard  metropolitan  areas:  1948 

lOT  Year-round  hotels — Employee  size — Geographic 
division  and  State:  1948 

lOU  Year-round  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Guest  rooms  available  for  transient  and  resi- 
dential use,  by  number-of -guest-rooms  size — 
Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

lOV  Year-roxind  hotels  with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — 
Guest  rooms  available  for  transient  and  resi- 
dential use,  by  number-of -guest-rooms  size — 
Selected  standard  metropolitan  areas:  1948 

lOW  Comparative  statistics  for  all  hotels — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:   1948  and  1939 

lOX  Comparative  statistics  for  all  year-round  hotels 
— Geographic  division  and  State:  1948  and  1939 

lOY  Comparative  statistics  for  year-round  hotels 
with  25  guest  rooms  or  more — Geographic  divi- 
sion and  State:  1948  and  1939 

lOZ  Comparative  statistics  for  seasonal  hotels — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948  and  1939 


Chapter  11. — Tourist  Courts 

division 


and  State: 


Table  llA  Tourist  courts — Geographic 
1948 

Table  IIB  Tourist  courts — Receipts  by  major  sources — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:  1948 

Table  IIC  Tourist  courts — Size  by  number  of  rental  units — 
Geographic  division  and  State:  1948 

Chapter  12. — ^Automobile  Repair  Services  and  Garages 

Table  12A  Automobile  repair  services  and  garages — Receipts, 
by  major  sources — United  States,  by  kind  of 
business:  1948 

Table  12B  Automobile  repair  services  and  garages — Receipts, 
by  major  sources — Geographic  division  and  States: 
1948 

Table  12C  Automobile  repair  services  and  garages — Receipts , 
by  major  sources — Selected  standard  metropoli- 
tan areas:  1948 


Chapter  13. — Miscellaneous 

Table  13A  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Anal- 
ysis of  source  of  receipts — United  States,  by 
kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  13B  Service  receipts  of  retail  stores — United  States, 
by  kind  of  business:  1948 

Table  13C  Selected  services — Period  established  or  acquired 
— United  States,  by  kind  of  business:   1948 

Table  13D  Amusements — Period  established  or  acquired — 
United  States,  by  kind  of  business:  1948 


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Table  13E  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Period 
established  or  acquired — Geographic  division 
and  State:   ig-iS 

Table  13F  Amusements — Period  established  or  acquired — Geo- 
graphic division  and  State:   194-8 

Table  13G  Hotels — Period  established cr  acquired — Geograph- 
ic division  and  State:  1948 

Table  13H  Tourist  courts — Period  established  or  acquired — 
Geographic  division  and  State:   1948 

Table  13J  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Annua] 
pay  roll  and  employment  for  selected  workweeks 
— United  States,  by  kindcf  business:  1948  and 
1939 

Table  13K  Personal,  business,  and  repair  services — Annual 
pay  roll  and  employment  for  selected  workweeks 
— Geographic  division  and  State:  1948  and  1939 

Table  13L  Amusements — Annual  pay  roll  and  employment  for 
selected  workweeks — United  States  by  kind  of 
business:   1948  and  1939 

Table  13M  Amusements — Annual  pay  roll  and  employment  for 
selected  workweeks — Geographic  division  and 
State:   1948  and  1939 


Chapter  14. — Territories 

Data  for  Alaska  and  Hawaii:  Includes  tables  similar  to 
those  presented  for  continental  United  States,  except 
that  tables  were  omitted  where  there  was  an  insufficient 
number  of  establishments  to  permit  publication. 


VOLUME  VII:  SERVICE  TRADE— AREA  STATISTICS 

United  States  Summary — Tables  appearing  here  are  identical 
with  those  appearing  in  Chapter  1  of  Volume  VI, 

Area  statistics— The  following  tables  appear,  where  appli- 
cable, for  each  State,  the  District  of  Columbia,  Alaska, 
and  Hawaii: 
Table  101  The  State 
Table  102  Standard  metropolitan  areas 

Table  103  Counties  and  cities  of  2,500  inhabitants  or  more 
Table  104  Counties  with  400  establishments  or  more 
Table  105  Cities  with  400  establishments  or  more 


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