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UNITED STATES
Census of Business : 1954
Volume IV
WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
Establishments, Sales, Payroll, and Personnel for the
United States, Geographic Divisions, States,
Standard Metropolitan Areas, Counties, Cities
and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii
Prepared under the supervision of
HARVEY KAIHN
Chief, Business Division
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1956
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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
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A. Ross EcKLKR, Deputy Director
Howard C. Grieves, Assistant Director
Conrad Taeuber, Assistant Director
Jack B. Robertson, Special Assistant
Morris H. Hansen, Assistant Director for Statistical Standards
Walter L, Kehres, Assistant Director for Administration
Calvert L. Dedrick, Chief. International Statistical Programs Office
A. W. von Struve, Acting Pttblic Information Officer
Business Division — Harvey Kailin. Chiej
Wholesale Trade Branch — John Albright. Chief
Retail Trade Branch— Henry Wulff. Chief
Service Trade Branch — Louis Greenberg, Chiej
Statistical Methods Branch — Ralph S. Woodruff, Chiej
Procedures and Processing Branch — Frank A. Cirillo, Chiej
Current Surveys Branch — James W. Turbitt, Chiej
Economic Operations Division — M. D. Bingham, Chiej
Irving Weiss. Auistani Chiej
Administrative Service Division — Everett H. Burke, Chief
Agriculture Division — Ray Hurley. Chiej
Budget and Management Division — Charles H. Alexander. Chief
Field Division — Robert B. Voight, Chiej
Foreign Trade Division — J. Edward Ely, Chief
Geography Division — Clarence E. Batschelet, Chiej
Governments Division — Allen D. Manvel, Chief
Housing Division — Wayne F. Daugherty, Chiej
Industry Division — Maxwell R. Conkhn. Chiej
Machine Tabulation Division — C. F. Van Aken, Chief
Personnel Division — Helen D. Almon, Chiej
Population Division — Howard G. Brunsman, Chiej
Statistical Reports Division — Edwin D. GoLftFiELD, Chiej
Statistical Research Division — William N. Hurwitz, Chiej
Transportation Division — Donald E Church, Chief
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PREFACE
This is one of a series of volumes presenting final results of the 1954 Census of Busi-
ness for Wholesale, Retail, and Selected Service Trades. Statistics for Wholesale Trade
are contained in two volumes. Volume III and this volume. The 1954 Census, which was
conducted by mail canvass of business establishments and by use of Internal Revenue
Service records (see "Method of Enumeration" in Introduction), was authorized by law
under Title 13, United States Code, Section 131. Previous business censuses covered
the years 1929, 1933, 1935, 1939, and 1948.
Important to the conduct of the 1954 Census of Business was the cooperation of the Bu-
reau of 01dT\ge and Survivors Insurance and the Internal Revenue Service in permitting
use of certain records, thus making possible a material reduction in the cost of enu-
merating the Census. We wish also to acknowledge the assistance of many private and
public organizations in the planning phase of the census and the excellent cooperation
of some 1,750,000 business establishments in completing the required census forms.
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 minimizing the burden of re-
porting, as well as in determining the types of information which would be of greatest
value. Especially helpful was the Advisory Council on Federal Reports, which through
special panels of business experts advised and assisted in the development of inquiries.
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
Chambers of Commerce, business organizations, trade papers, local newspapers, and
television and radio stations aided greatly in informing businessmen of the nature and
objectives of the census and facilitated the collection of census reports.
Primary responsibility for the 1954 Census of Business program was centered in the
Business Division of the Census Bureau, under the direction of Harvey Kailin, Chief of the
Division. John Albright, Chief of the Wholesale Trade Branch, supervised the wholesale
trade segment of the Business Census. He was assisted by Robert Viehman, Assistant
Chief of the Wholesale Trade Branch, Earl B. Wiley, Elizabeth S. Owen, and Charles
Settlemyer. Maurice Haven served as Assistant Branch Chief until September 18, 1955.
Processing of the 1954 Census of Business reports was performed by the Economic
Operations Division, under the supervision of M. D. Bingham, Division Chief, and
Irving Weiss, Assistant Chief. Max Van Horn, then Chief of the Wholesale Branch, was
responsible for processing Wholesale Trade reports and tabulations. He was assisted by
Blynn T. Shafer and Eugene L. Wendt.
In the Field Division, Jack B. Robertson, then Chief of the Division; Ivan G. Munro,
Assistant Chief; and Arthur Cook, then Chief of the Economic Census Branch, directed
the field work for the Census of Business.
Important functions were also performed by the Machine Tabulation Division under
C. F. Van Aken, Chief; Mrs. Catherine M. Neafsey, Chief of the Economics Section, was
responsible for machine tabulation techniques and procedures used in Wholesale Trade
tabulations.
Geography Division personnel participating in various phases of Business Census work
were Clarence E. Batschelet, Chief; Robert Klove, Assistant Chief; and William T. Fay,
Chief, Survey Planning Branch.
Donald K. Heiser, Chief of the Electronics Systems Branch, assisted by Rudolph M.
Micoly, Chief of Operations for the Branch, was responsible for planning and use of
electronic computor and accompanying high-speed printer equipment. Robert H. Brooks,
Chief, Graphics Branch, was responsible for preparing Census of Business publications
for reproduction. Mrs. Elma Beynon of the Statistical Reports Division reviewed all
text material and table forms, and assisted on publications problems.
Ill
Chapter
1. United States Summary.
*2. Sales Size.
*3. Employment Size.
*4. Single Units and Multiunits.
1954 CENSUS OF BUSINESS FINAL REPORTS
Volume I: RETAIL TRADE— SUMMARY STATISTICS
chapter
*5. Legal Form of Organization.
6. Miscellaneous.
*7. Territories of Alaska and Hawaii.
*Also issued as separate reports in bulletin series R-2.
Volume II: RETAIL TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
United States summary and separate chapters for each State, the Dis-
trict of Columbia, Alaska, and Hawaii. Statistics by counties, cities, and
standard metropolitan areas, and by kind of business; with cross classifica-
tion by kind of business for standard metropolitan areas and for cities
and counties with 500 or more retail establishments. (Chapters also are
issued as separate reports in bulletin series R-1.)
Volume III: WHOLESALE TRADE— SUMMARY STATISTICS, AND PUBLIC WAREHOUSES
WHOLESALE TRADE
Chapter
1. United States Summary.
*2. Size of Establishment or Firm.
*3. Credit, Receivables, Bad-Debt Losses.
*4. Sales by Class of Customer.
*5. Warehouse and Cold Storage Space.
*6. Commodity Line Sales.
*Also issued as separate reports in bulletin series W-2.
Chapter
7. Legal Form of Organization.
*a. Petroleum Bulk Plants and Terminals.
9. Miscellaneous.
*10. Territories of Alaska and Hawaii.
* PUBLIC WAREHOUSES
Volume IV: WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
United States summary and separate chapters for each State, the Dis-
trict of Columbia, Alaska, and Hawaii. Statistics by counties, cities, and
standard metropolitan areas, and by kind of business; with cross classifica-
tion by kind of business for standard metropolitan areas, and for counties
and cities with 100 or more wholesale establishments. (Chapters also are
issued as separate reports in bulletin series W-1.)
Volume V: SELECTED SERVICE TRADES— SUMMARY STATISTICS
Chapter
1. United States Summary.
*2. Receipts Size.
*3. Employment Size.
*4. Single Units and Multiunits.
*5. Legal Form of Organization.
*Also issued as separate reports in bulletin series S-2.
Chapter
*6. Hotels; Motels and Tourist Courts.
*7. Power Laundries, Cleaning and Dyeing Plants, and Related Services.
*8. Motion Pictures.
9. Miscellaneous.
*10. Territories of Alaska and Hawaii.
Volume VI: SELECTED SERVICE TRADES— AREA STATISTICS
L'nited States summary and separate chapters for each State, the Dis-
trict of Columbia, Alaska, and Hawaii. Statistics by counties, cities, and
standard metropolitan areas, and by kind of business; with cross classifica-
tion by kind of business for standard metropolitan areas and for cities
and counties with 200 or more service establishments. (Chapters also
are issued as separate reports in bulletin series S-1.)
CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT BULLETINS
Central business district statistics are published in a series of separate
bulletins comprising a report for each of 95 selected large cities. These
bulletins are not bound in a volume. Bulletins contain comparative
1954 and 1948 data on number of establishments, volume of sales (or
receipts), and annual payroll for all retail stores and about 25 kinds of
retail business, and for hotels and motion picture theaters. Areas for
which data are presented indude the central business district, the city in
which it is located, the standard metropolitan area containing the city,
the city outside the central business district, and the standard metropolitan
area outside the central business district.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Kinds of business covered
Method of enumeration
Comparison of 1948 and 1954. censuses
Confidentiality of data
Explanation of terms
City Size
Standard metropolitan area concept
Classification of wholesale establishments
Kind of business detail provided in wholesale trade area tables
List of standard metropolitan areas and their definitions
Maps:
Standard Metropolitan Areas: 1954
Standard Metropolitan Areas in the Nortiieastem Part of the United States
INDEX TO CHAPTERS
The pages of this volume have been numbered independently within each chapter; page numbers consist of two parts, the first part being the chapter number.
Thus 1-14, is chapter 1, page 14 (United States Summary); 10-19 is chapter 10, page 19 (Florida); etc. Page 3 of each chapter contains a table of contents for that
chapter. A map appears on pge 2 of each chapter: in chapter 1, the U.S. map showing Census regions and divisions; in State chapters, a map showing counties and
standard metropolitan areas. See "Description of Tables," below, for titles of tables in each chapter.
United States Summary....
1
2
3
4
California
5
6
7
8
District of Columbia
Florida
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Louisiana
18
Chapter
Maine 19
Maryland 20
Massachusetts 21
Michigan 22
Minnesota 23
Mississippi 24
Missouri 25
Montana 26
Nebraska 27
Nevada 28
New Hampshire 29
New Jersey 30
New Mexico 31
New York 32
North Carolina 33
North Dakota 34
Ohio 35
Oklahoma 36
Chapter
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Oregon
Pennsylvania ,
Rhode Island ,
South Carolina. ....
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah 44
Vermont 45
Virginia 46
Washington 47
West Virginia 48
Wisconsin 49
Wyoming 50
Alaska 51
Hawaii 52
DESCRIPTION OF TABLES
United States Summary Chapter:
Table Page
lA Wholesale Trade: 1954— United States, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business; Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll,
and Personnel 1-4
IB Wholesale Trade: 1948 — United States, by I^pe of Operation and Kind of Business; Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll,
and Personnel 1-11
IC Wholesale Trade: 1954 and 1948 — United States, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business; Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses,
Payroll , and Personnel 1-17
ID Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Geographic Divisions, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business; Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses,
Payroll, and Personnel 1-21
IE Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Geographic Divisions and States; Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel 1-48
IF Wholesale Trade: 1948— Geographic Divisions and States; Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel "l-49
IC Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Standard Metropolitan Areas; Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population 1-50
IH Wholesale Trade: 1948 — Standard Metropolitan Areas; Establishments and Sales by l^pe of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population 1-53
IJ Merchant Wholesalers: 1954 — Kinds of Business, by Geographic Divisions and States; Establishments and Sales 1-56
IK Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Kinds of Business for Standard Metropolitan Areas Having 300,000 Inhabitants or More; Establishments and Sales 1-63
IL Wholesale Trade: 1954— United States by City Size, Type of Operation, and Kind of Business; Establishments and Sales 1-70
State and Territory Chapters:
Table
101 Wholesale Trade: 1954 — The State; Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business.
102 Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Counties and Cities of 5,00C Inhabitants or More — Total Wholesale Trade; Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers
end Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales.
103 Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Standard Metropolitan Areas; Establishments, Sales, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation, and Kind of Business.
104 Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Counties with 100 Establishments or More; Establishments, Sales, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation, and Kind of Business.
105 Wholesale Trade: 1948 — The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas, and Counties with 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954; Establishments, Sales,
Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation.
APPENDIXES
Appendix Page
~A. Classification of Wholesale Establishments by Type of Operation and Kind of Business APP-3
B. Comparison of 1954 and 1948 Classifications—Type of Operation and Kind of Business APP-19
C . Report Forms APP-22
The area chapters of this volume comprise the statistical portions of previously
published area bulletins iseries W-1).
Corrections, if any. found after publication of the area bulletin have been made
by reprinting the appropriate page in this volunne. All reprinted pages arc indicated
on the contents page of the appropriate chapter
Corrections have been made (in the appropriate State chapter of this volume) only
for cities, counties, and standard metropolitan areas, since these are the data signifi -
cantly affected. Corrections have not been made in the U. S. Summary chapter
V
INTRODUCTION
The 1954 Census of Business, along with the 1954 Censuses
of Manufactures and Mineral Industries, was authorized by law
under Title 13, United States Code, Section 131. These 1954
Censuses covered businesses operated in continental United
States, Alaska, and Hawaii. Separate Censuses of Business and
Manufactures for 1954 were also conducted in Puerto Rico jointly
with the Commonwealth Government.
The 1954 Census of Business covered Wholesale Trade, Retail
Trade, and Selected Service Trades. This volume provides find-
ings for that portion of the 1954 Census of Business which relates
to Wholesale Trade.
KINDS OF BUSINESS COVERED
This report covers all establishments which, during 1954, re-
ported any paid employment and which were included in Whole-
sale Trade as defined in the Standard Industrial Classification
Manual , Volume II, Nonmanufacturing Industries, 1949 edition,
issued by the Bureau of the Budget, Executive Office of the Presi-
dent, with the exception of milk dealers which, in conformity with
a subsequent action of the Bureau of the Budget, have been
classified in the manufacturing industries.
Wholesale Trade as defined in the Standard Industrial Classi-
fication Manual , and as covered in the 1954 Census, includes
establishments or places of business primarily engaged in selling
merchandise directly to retailers; to industrial, commercial,
institutional or professional users; or to other wholesalers; or
acting as agents in buying merchandise for, or selling mer-
chandise to, such persons or companies.
Wholesale Trade is divided, in the Standard Industrial Classi-
fication Manual , into two parts: "Merchant wholesalers,"
and "Wholesale trade, other than merchant wholesalers." "Mer-
chant wholesalers" includes establishments usually known as
wholesalers, merchant wholesalers or jobbers primarily engaged
in buying, taking title to and, when customary, physically storing
and handling the goods sold. Also included in this group are
industrial goods distributors, foreign trade merchants, cash-and-
carry wholesalers, drop shippers andwagon(truck)distributors.
"Wholesale trade, other than merchant wholesalers" includes
four general types of establishments; Sales branches and sales
offices of manufacturing and mining companies; petroleum
bulk plants and terminals; merchandise agents and brokers;
and assemblers of farm products.
METHOD OF ENUMERATION
Information for establishments primarily in Wholesale Trade
was obtained by means of a mail canvass. Report forms were
mailed to all business firms included in the active records of
the Internal Revenue Service as subject to payment of Federal
Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) taxes (i. e., employers of
one or more persons) and which were classified in the records
of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (BOASI) as
wholly or partially engaged in wholesale, retail, manufacturing,
mineral industries, and in major groups 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 78,
and 79 of the Service portion of the Standard Industrial Classi-
fication Manual . In addition, report forms were mailed to all
establishments which BOASI had not classified by kind of busi-
ness prior to mailing of Census report forms. Each establish-
ment was mailed a report form appropriate to its BOASI classi-
fication (for those cases for which BOASI classification had not
yet been established, a general purpose form was used) but its
1954 Census classification was determined by replies to ques-
tions on the Census report form. (See Appendix C, Report
Forms.)
COMPARISON OF 1948 AND 1954 CENSUSES
The 1948 and 1954 Business Censuses differed in several
respects, which to some degree affect the comparability of the
data for Wholesale Trade. In the case of some of these differ-
ences (items 1, 2, 3, and 4 below) it has been feasible to revise
the 1948 data reproduced herein so as to make them comparable
with the data for 1954. The more important revisions and dif-
ferences are as follows:
(1) The 1948 Census figures have been revised to the 1954
basis by excluding establishments with no paid employment during
the census year. In 1948, this class of establishments accounted
for some 25,000 establishments in the United States with sales
for the year of approximately $2.9 billion, or less than two
percent of the total wholesale trade sales volume.
(2) The definition of Wholesale Trade in the 1954 Census
differs from that of the 1948 and previous censuses by the exclu-
sion of wholesale milk bottling plants. The 1948 data shown in
this and other 1954 Census of Business publications have been
revised to the 1954 basis and will differ in this respect from the
results in previously issued 1948 Census of Business publications .
For 1954, data for plants previously classified as wholesale milk
bottling plants are included in reports of the Census of Manu-
factures.
(3) The general policy of classifying the separately incor-
porated sales subsidiaries of manufacturing companies pri-
marily engaged in selling the products of the parent company
as "Manufacturers' sales branches and sales offices" rather than
"Merchant wholesalers" has been followed more completely
in the 1954 Census than in previous censuses. The 1948 data
shown in this and other 1954 Census of Business publications have
been revised to the 1954 basis and will differ in this respect
from the results in previously issued 1948 Census of Business
publications.
(4) 1948 data likewise have been revised where corrections in
the classification of certain establishments have been found
necessary, in order that the 1948 and 1954 Censuses be on a
comparable basis.
(5) The adoption of the mail canvass method in the 1954
Census, described under METHOD OF ENUMERATION, above,
made it feasible to systematically include "nonrecognizable"
establishments in the coverage of the census. This class of
establishments consists of businesses which, in a field canvass
procedure such as was used in previous Censuses, would not
have been located by enumerators in the course of their can-
vass because they do not have the appearance of a place of busi-
ness. Businesses operated from the home, or on an itinerant
basis, are the most frequently occurring examples of "nonrecog-
nizable" businesses. However, differences between the two Cen-
suses in this respect should be minor since the use of records
of the Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance as a coverage
check in the 1948 Census operations made it possible to account
for a substantial portion of the " nonrecognizable" establishments
in that Census.
(6) In the 1954 Census of Business, the classification "Fish
and seafood wholesalers" included establishments in fishing
or producing areas that packed and shipped fresh or iced fish,
as well as seafood merchants in wholesale marketing centers.
Also in 1954, establishments primarily engaged in filleting or
eviscerating fish and those shucking and packing oysters were
not included in Wholesale Trade, but were included in the Census
of Manufactures. In the 1948 Wholesale Census, packers and
shippers of fresh or iced fish located in the fishing or producing
1
WHOLESALE TRADE-AREA STATISTICS
areas, together with oyster shucking houses, were included
under the general classification "Assemblers, mainly farm
products . "
(7) Special care was exercised in the 1954 Census to include
in manufacturing industries, rather than in wholesale trade,
poultry dressing establishments primarily deriving their receipts
from poultry dressing at the plant. In the 1948 Census, it was
not always possible to distinguish such establishments from
"Poultry, poultry products distributors."
(8) A change was made in 1954 in the classification of "Lum-
ber, millwork wholesalers." In the 1948 Census, sales to gen-
eral contractors and builders were considered as "wholesale"
sales and establishments primarily engaged in making such sales
were considered as wholesale distributors. Establishments with
sales primarily to "other contractors" (i. e., special trade
contractors), however, were classified in Retail Trade. For
purposes of the 1954 Census, sales to contractors— whether gen-
eral or special trade contractors— have been considered as re-
tail and establishments primarily engaged in making such sales
are classified in Retail Trade.
(9) Establishments identified as "Electronic parts, equipment
distributors" represent a new classification first appearing in
the 1954 Census. Many of the establishments are new in this
classification, not having been in business in 1948, while others
appear in this classification after having changed their businesses
since 1948. A common transition was from electrical appli-
ances, radios, television sets, etc., to electronic parts and equip-
ment.
(10) The classification "Stationery, office supplies whole-
salers" has been broadened to include advertising novelties and
specialties houses as well as stationery, office supplies whole-
salers. In the 1948 Census such establishments were classi-
fied as "Merchant wholesalers, miscellaneous products."
(11) The classification "Gift, art goods, greeting cards whole-
salers" is being used for the first time in the 1954 Census. In
previous censuses such establishments would have been classi-
fied as "Other recreation goods wholesalers" or "Other mer-
chant wholesalers, miscellaneous products."
(12) The kinds of business under the general type-of-operation
group "Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices" have been
defined in 1954 to parallel more closely the classification of
establishments in the Census of Manufactures— establishments
for which they sell— rather than in the merchant wholesaler
classification pattern used in the 1948 Wholesale Census. For
example, data are shown for sales branches and sales offices of
"Food and kindred products," a classification which corre-
sponds with a Census of Manufactures' industry group. Like-
wise, sales branches and sales offices of "Chemicals and allied
products" manufacturers are identified separately. This type
of classification permits ready comparisons of sales branch
and sales office activities with factories for which they serve as
outlets. In some cases comparability with Census of Manufac-
tures classifications was accomplished merely by a change in the
title of the sales branch or sales office classification; in others
it was necessary to change the content of the 1954 classifica-
tion from what it was in 1948.
(13) The classification "Assemblers of farm products" was
redefined in the 1954 Census to exclude "packers and shippers"
of fish and seafood, as described above. In addition, it should
be noted that 1954 data for assemblers of farm products tend to
differ somewhat from the 1948 figures, particularly for those
establishments handling products with high "support" prices.
For example, country grain elevators, in periods such as
1948 when the market price of grain was higher than the "sup-
port" price, sold grain purchased from farmers and in their
Census of Business report forms reported the sales of such
grain. In 1954, however, a number of commodities moved un-
der support loans; the grain elevators did not purchase or
subsequently sell these commodities. Consequently, the re-
ceipts reported for census purposes were based on the serv-
ice charge for storing these commodities. As a result, in
some areas sales volume for this class of establishments in
1954 was considerably lower than in 1948.
(14) Manufacturers' Sales Branches, Sales Offices.— Cover-
age of these classes of establishments differed somewhat in the
1954 mail canvass from 1948 when there was a field enumera-
tion. Over-all the count of branches and offices was smaller
in 1954, particularly in larger cities and by firms operating
a small number of such establishments, as the result of the
inclusion of some sales branches and sales offices in plant
reports, or in reports covering units auxiliary to manufacturing.
(Employment and payroll for the branches and offices included
in plant reports or reported as auxiliary to manufacturing will
be included in figures for the Census of Manufactures.) An
analysis of a sample of firms reporting sales branches and
sales offices in 1948 but not in 1954 indicates that, for the
country as a whole, between 5 and 10 percent of the sales
branches with stocks and a little greater percentage of the sales
offices without stocks which were in the 1948 Census were not
enumerated as these types of establishments in 1954. However,
the effect on sales is somewhat less since these establishments
generally were smaller than the average.
Table IC of the United States summary chapter presents
summary comparisons, 1954 and 1948, by type of operation and
kind of business. See Appendix B for comparison of 1954 and
1948 classification.
CONFIDENTIALITY OF DATA
In accordance with Census law, any data which would disclose
the operations of an individual establishment or business organi-
zation are not published. The number of establishments in a
kind of business is not considered a disclosure by Census rules,
so that this item is shown in instances where other items of
information for the same establishments are suppressed.
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
Establishments . — Census of Business figures represent a sum-
mary of reports for individual establishments rather than com-
panies. A separate report was obtained for each location where
business was conducted, including each location of multiunit
organizations. Each report in the census was tabulated in ac-
cordance with the physical location at which the business was
conducted.
Where two or more activities were carried on at a single
establishment, the entire establishment was classified on the
basis of its major activity and all data for it were included in
that classification.
The count of establishments does not include those places
which conducted business at some time during 1954 but which
went out of business before the end of 1954; however, sales,
employment, payroll, etc., of such establishments are included.
This volume does not include figures for those locations of a
multiunit organization which service or are auxiliary to whole-
sale establishments of the organization, such as separate storage
warehouses and administrative offices. Information for this
type of unit will be included in Volume III of the 1954 Census of
Business publications. In the 1948 Business Census, figures
for such units, where included in the tabulations, were sep-
arately identified.
Sales.— Sales are defined to include total receipts from cus-
tomers during 1954, after deductions of returns, allowances
and discounts. They include the amount of local and State sales
taxes or Federal excise taxes which are collected by the es-
tablishments directly from customers and paid directly by the
establishments to a local. State, or Federal taxing agency. Ex-
cise taxes and import duties paid by wholesale establishments,
or paid by manufacturers or importers and passed along to
wholesale businesses are also included. Sales include receipts
from repairs and from other services to customers but ex-
clude amounts not received from customers, such as income
from investments and rental of real estate.
The sales figures, therefore, represent total sales and re-
ceipts of all establishments primarily engaged in wholesale
trade including any retail sales made by them. They do not
include sales at wholesale accountedfor by manufacturing plants.
INTRODUCTION
retail stores, and other business establishments whose primary
activity is other than wholesale trade.
Sales as shown in the accompanying tables for merchandise
agents and brokers represent the value of the goods involved in
sales transactions negotiated, rather than commissions received
or earnings.
Inventories, end of year. — Inventories consist of stocks, at
cost value, of merchandise owned and on hand for sale at the end
of the year. Goods owned by the reporting establishments but
held by others on consignment basis are included.
Operating expenses .— Operating expenses include payroll as
well as other overhead expenses, but not the cost of mer-
chandise nor withdrawals by owners of unincorporated busi-
nesses. The term covers such items as administrative, selling,
warehouse, delivery, occupancy, and miscellaneous expenses.
For merchandise agents and brokers, and for commission
petroleum bulk plants, entries under the heading "Operating
expenses" represent the amount of brokerage or commission
received rather than total expenses incurred.
Payroll, entire year. — Payroll includes all forms of com-
pensation (salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, and vaca-
tion allowances) paid during the year to all employees. For
corporations, it includes amounts paid to officers and executives,
however, it does not include compensation of proprietors or of
partners of unincorporated businesses. Payroll is reported
before deductions for Social Security, income tax, insurance
dues, etc.
Payroll — workweek ended nearest November 15 .— This item
consists of payroll, as defined above, which was paid to persons
on the payroll in the pay period ended nearest November 15,
1954 . Establishments whose payroll period was other than a week
were requested to adjust the figures to a weekly basis.
Paid employees— specified workweek. — Paid employees con-
sist of the number of employees, including salaried officers and
executives of corporations, who were on the payroll for the
workweek ended nearest March 15, May 15, August 15, and No-
vember 15, 1954.
Active proprietors of unincorporated businesses . — Active
proprietors include owners or partners of unincorporated busi-
nesses who devoted the major portion of their time to the opera-
tion of the business for the workweek ended nearest November
15, 1954.
CITY SIZE
Each establishment included in the 1954 Census of Business
was classified into one of nine city-size groups, based on the
number of inhabitants in the city in which the establishment was
located. City size was determined by the 1950 Census of
Population count, except for places which had special censuses
taken by the Bureau of the Census between April 1, 1950, and
September 15, 1954. The group entitled "Remainder of United
States" includes all establishments located in incorporated cities
of less than 5,000 inhabitants, and in rural areas.
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA CONCEPT
In addition to those for States, counties, and cities. Census of
Business statistics are presented for standard metropolitan
areas. These are areas which have been defined and established
cooperatively by a number of interested Federal agencies under
the direction of the Bureau of the Budget for purposes of compila-
tion and presentation of a wide variety of statistical data on a
uniform area basis.
The general concept adopted in defining a standard metropolitan
area was that of an integrated economic area with a large volume
of daily travel and communication between a central city of
50,000 inhabitants or more and the outlying parts of the area.
This resulted in anareaconsiderably more restricted, especially
for the larger cities, than the "market" or "trading" area. Each
area (except in New England) consists of one or more counties.
In New England, metropolitan areas have been defined on a town
basis rather than a county basis. A complete statement of the
principles adopted as a guide in applying this general 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 173 standard metropolitan areas in continental United
States and Hawaii for which 1954 Census of Business data are
included in this volume are those defined by the Bureau of the
Budget as of June 8, 1954. (See list on page 8.)
CLASSIFICATION OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS
Each wholesale establishment was classified in the Census by
type of operation and kind of business as described in Appendix
A.
Complete kind-of-business detail is shown in the 1954 Census
of Business reports only at the United States level. Data for
States, standard metropolitan areas, and counties are presented
at six different levels of kind-of-business detail. The amount
of detail shown at each level is determined by the number of
wholesale establishments in 1954 in the particular area, in ac-
cordance with the following plan;
Stub A.— 306 trade classifications— United States summary (table
lA).
Stub B. — 159 trade classifications— States (table 101) and stand-
ard metropolitan areas (table 103) with 5,000 or more
wholesale establishments.
Stub C— 102 trade classifications— States (table 101) and stand-
ard metropolitan areas (table 103) with 1,000-4,999
wholesale establishments.
Stub D.— 27 trade classifications— States (table 101) with fewer
than 1,000 wholesale establishments.
Stub E.— 37 trade classifications— standard metropolitan areas
(table 103) with 400-999 wholesale establishments.
Stub F.— 21 trade classifications— standard metropolitan areas
(table 103) with fewer than 400 wholesale establish-
ments—counties (table 104) with 150 or more wholesale
establishments.
Stub G.— 5 trade classifications— counties (table 104) with 100-
149 wholesale establishments (data are presented in
table 102 for all counties in the State regardless of size).
WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
KIND-OF-BUSINESS DETAIL PROVIDED IN WHOLESALE TRADE AREA TABLES
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Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers
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Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers
Specialty-line Erocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distill:?d spirits wholesalers
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals^ allied products wholesalers
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry gODds, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
GeneraHlne dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture* home furnishings wholesalers
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers
Electrical, Electronics, appliance distributors
lilectrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distr
Lumber, construction materials distributors
Lumber, mlllwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrig. equip., distr.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Other machinery, equip., supplies distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers
Amiuement, sporting goods distributors
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Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Oift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Misc3llaneous products merchant wholesalers
Merchant wholesalers n. e. c.
MaAUfacturers* sales branches, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales olfices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
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Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Apparel and related products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Chemicals and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Leatl r and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stacks)
Stone, clay, and glass products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Machinery (except electrical)
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Instruments and related products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
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STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
(As defined by the Bureau of the Budget)
AKRON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Summit
County, Ohio
ALBANY -SCHENECTADY -TROY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Consists of Albany, Rensselaer, and Schenectady Counties, N, Y.
ALBUQUERQUE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Bernalillo County. N. Mex.
ALLENTOWN- BETHLEHEM- E ASTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN
AREA — Consists of Lehigh and Northampton Counties, Pa.; and
Warren County, N. J.
ALTOONA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Blair County, Pa.
AMARILLO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Potter
and Randall Counties, Tex.
ASHEVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Buncombe County, N. C.
ATLANTA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Cobb,
De Kalb, and Fulton Counties, Ga.
ATLANTIC CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive
with AtlantiL County, N, J.
AUGUSTA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Richmond
County, Ga. ; and Aiken County, S. C.
AUSTIN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Travis
County, Tex.
BALTIMORE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Balti-
more City, Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, Md.
BATON ROUGE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
East Baton Rouge Parish, La.
BAY CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Bay
County, Mich.
BEAUMONT-PORT ARTHUR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Co-
extensive with Jefferson County, Tex.
BINGHAMTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Broome County. N. Y.
BIRMINGHAM STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Jefferson County, Ala.
BOSTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of all of
Suffolk County; Cambridge, Everett, Maiden, Medford, Melrose,
Newton, Somerville, Waltham, and Woburn Cities and Arlington.
Ashland, Bedford, Belmont, Burlington, Concord, Framingham,
Lexington, Lincoln, Natick, North Reading, Reading, Stonehann,
Wakefield, Watertown. Wayland, Weston, Wilmington, and Win-
chester Towns in Middlesex County; Beverly, Lynn. Peabody, and
Salem Cities and Danvers, Hamilton, Lynnfield, Manchester, Marble -
head, Middle ton, Nahant, Saugus, Swan-ipscott, and Wenham Towns
in Essex County; Quincy City and Braintree, Brookline. Canton, Co-
has set, Dedhann, Dover, Medfield, Milton, Needham, Norwood,
Randolph, Sharon, Walpole, Wellesley, Westwood, and Weymouth
Towns in Norfolk County; and Hingham and Hull Towns in Plymouth
County, Mass.
BRIDGEPORT STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Bridgeport City and Fairfield, Stratford, and Trumbull Towns in
Fairfield County, and Milford Town in New Haven County. Conn.
BROCKTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Consists of Brockton
City and Abington, Bridgewater, East Bridgewater, Rockland, West
Bridgewater. and Whitman Towns in Plymouth County; Avon, Hol-
brook, and Stoughton Towns in Norfolk County; and Easton Town in
Bristol County. Mass,
BUFFALO STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Consists of Erie and
Niagara Counties, N. Y.
CANTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Stark
County, Ohio
CEDAR RAPIDS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Linn County, Iowa
CHARLESTON (S. C. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coex-
tensive with Charleston County. S. C.
CHARLESTON {W, Va. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Fayette and Kanawha Counties, W, Va.
CHARLOTTE STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A— Coextensive with
Mecklenburg County, N. C.
CHATTANOOGA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Hamilton County. Tenn. ; and Walker County, Ga.
CHICAGO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Cook.
Du Page, Kane. Lake, and Will Counties, 111. ; and Lake County, Ind.
CINCINNATI STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio; and Campbell and Kenton Counties, Ky.
CLEVELAND STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Cuya-
hoga and Lake Counties, Ohio
COLUMBIA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Richland County. S. C.
COLUMBUS (GA. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Chattahoochee and Muscogee Counties, Ga. ; and Russell County, Ala.
COLUMBUS (OHIO) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Franklin County. Ohio
CORPUS CHRISTI STANDARD METROPOL^ITAN AREA — Coextensive
with Nueces County, Tex.
DALLAS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Dallas
County, Tex,
DAVENPORT-ROCK ISLAND-MOLINE STANDARD METROPOLITAN
AREA — Consists of Rock Island County, 111. ; and Scott County, Iowa
DAYTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of Greene and
Montgonnery Counties, Ohio
DECATUR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Macon County, 111.
DENVER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Adams,
Arapahoe, Denver, and Jeffe r son Countie s, Colo.
DES MOINES STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Polk County, Iowa
DETROIT STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of Macomb.
Oakland, and Wayne Counties, Mich.
DUBUQUE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Dubuque County, Iowa
DULUTH-SUPERIOR STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
St, Louis County, Minn. ; and Douglas County, Wis.
DURHAM STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Dur-
ham County, N. C.
EL PASO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
El Paso County, Tex.
ERIE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Erie
County, Pa.
EVANSVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Vanderburgh County, Ind.
FALL RIVER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Fall
River City and Somerset, Swansea, and Westport Towns in Bristol
County, Mass. ; and Tiverton Town in Newport County, R. I.
FLINT STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Genesee
County, Mich.
FORT SMITH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Sebastian County, Ark.
FORT WAYNE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Allen County, Ind.
FORT WORTH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Tarrant County, Tex.
FRESNO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Frtsno County, Calif.
GADSDEN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Etowah County. Ala.
GALVESTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Galveston County, Tex.
GRAND RAPIDS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive
with Kent County, Mich.
GREEN BAY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Brown County, Wis.
GREENSBORO-HIGH POINT STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Coextensive with Guilford County, N. C.
GREENVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Greenville County, S. C.
HAMILTON-MIDDLETOWN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Co-
extensive with Butler County, Ohio
HAMPTON-NEWPORT NEWS-WARWICK STANDARD METROPOLITAN
AREA — Consists of Hampton, Newport News, and Warwick Cities,
Va.
HARRISBURG STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Cumberland and Dauphin Counties, Pa.
HARTFORD STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Hartford
City and Avon, Bloomfield, East Hartford, Farmington, Glastonbury,
Manchester, Newington, Rocky Hill, Simsbury, South Windsor, West
Hartford, Wethersfield, and Windsor Towns in Hartford County, Conn.
HOUSTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Harris County, Tex.
HUNTINGTON-ASHLAND STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Cabell and Wayne Counties, W. Va. ; Boyd County, Ky. ; and
Lawrence County, Ohio
INDIANAPOLIS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Marion County, Ind.
JACKSON (MICH.) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive
with Jackson County, Mich.
JACKSON (MISS.) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Hinds County, Miss,
JACKSONVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Duval County, Fla,
JOHNSTOWN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Cam-
bria and Somerset Counties, Pa.
KALAMAZOO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Kalamazoo County, Mich.
KANSAS CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of John-
son and Wyandotte Counties, Kans. ; and Clay and Jackson Counties,
Mo.
KENOSHA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Kenosha County, Wis,
KNOXVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Ander-
son, Blount, and Knox Counties, Tenn.
LANCASTER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Lancaster County. Pa.
LANSING STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Ingham County, Mich.
LAREDO STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A— Coextensive with Webb
County, Tex.
LAWRENCE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Lawrence City and Andover, Methuen, and North Andover Towns in
Essex County, Mass.
LEXINGTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Fayette County, Ky.
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STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
LIMA STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Coextensive with AUen
County, Ohio
LINCOLN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Lancaster County, Nebr.
LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK STANDARD METROPOLITAN
AREA — Coextensive with Pulaski County, Ark.
LORAIN-ELYRIA STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Coextensive
with Lorain County, Ohio
LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Consists of Los Angeles and Orange Counties, Calif.
LOUISVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Jeffer-
son County, Ky. ; and Clark and Floyd Counties, Ind.
LOWELL STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of Lowell
City and Billerica, Chelmsford. Dracut, and Tewksbury Towns in
Middlesex County, Mass.
LUBBOCK STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Lubbock County, Tex.
MACON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Bibb and
Houston Counties, Ga.
MADISON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Dane
County, Wis.
MANCHESTER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Man-
chester City and Goffstown Town in Hillsborough County, N. H.
MEMPHIS STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Coextensive with
Shelby County, Tenn.
MIAMI STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Dade
County, Fla.
MILWAUKEE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Milwaukee County, Wis.
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, and Ramsey Counties, Minn.
MOBILE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Mobile
County. Ala.
MONTGOMERY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Montgomery County, Ala.
MUNCIE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Delaware County, Ind.
NASHVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA--Coextensive with
Davidson County. Tenn.
NEW BEDFORD STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of New
Bedford City and Acushnet, Dartmouth, and Fair haven Towns m
Bristol County, Mass.
NEW BRITAIN-BRISTOL STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Bristol and New Britain Citie s and Berlin. Plainvilte. and
Southington Towns in Hartford County; and Plymouth Town in Litch-
field County, Conn.
NEW HAVEN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of New
Haven City and Branford, East Haven, Hamden. North Haven,
Orange, West Haven and Woodbridge Towns in New Haven County,
Conn.
NEW ORLEANS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Jefferson. Orleans, and St. Bernard Parishes, La.
NEW YORK-NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY STANDARD METRO-
POLITAN AREA — Consists of New York City {Bronx. Kings, New
York. Queens. and Richmond Counties) and Nassau, Rockland,
Suffolk, and Westchester Counties, N. Y. ; and Bergen, Essex,
Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic. Somerset, and Union Counties,
N. J.
NORFOLK-PORTSMOUTH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Norfolk and Princess Anne Counties, and the cities of
Norfolk, South Norfolk, Portsnnouth, and Virginia Beach, Va.
OGDEN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Weber
County, Utah
OKLAHOMA CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Oklahoma County, Okla.
OMAHA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Douglas and
Sarpy Counties, Nebr.; and Pottawattamie County, Iowa
ORLANDO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Orange County, Fla.
PEORIA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Peoria and
Tazewell Counties, 111.
PHILADELPHIA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties,
Pa. ; and Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester Counties, N. J.
PHOENIX STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Maricopa County. Ariz.
PITTSBURGH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Allegheny, Beaver. Washington, and Westmoreland Counties, Pa.
PITTSFIELD STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Pitts-
field City and Dalton. Lenox, and Lee Towns in Berkshire County,
Mass.
PORTLAND (MAINE) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists
of Portland, South Portland, and Westbrook Cities and Cape Eliza-
beth and Falnnouth Towns in Cumberland County, Me.
PORTLAND (OREG. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington Counties, Ore'g. ; and Clark
County, Wash.
PROVIDc:NCE standard metropolitan AREA- -Consists of
Central Falls, Cranston, Pawtucket, Providence, and Woon-
socket Cities and Cumberland. East Providence, Johnston,
Lincoln, North Providence, North Smithfield. and Smith-
field Towns in Providence County; North Kingston Town in
Washington County; Warwick City and East Greenwich, and
^est Warwick Towns in Kent County; and all of Bristol County,
R. I. Also Altleboro City and North Attleborough, and Seekonk
Towns in Bristol County; Bellingham, Franklin, Plainville.
and Wrentham Towns in Norfolk County; and Blackstone and Millvillc
Towns in Worcester County, Mass.
PUEBLO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Pueblo
County. Colo.
RACINE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Racine
County, Wis.
RALEIGH STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Coextensive with Wake
County, N. C.
READING STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Berks County, Pa.
RICHMOND STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Richmond
City and Chesterfield, and Henrico Counties, Va,
ROANOKE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Roanoke
City and Roanoke County, Va.
ROCHESTER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Monroe County. N. Y.
ROCKFORD STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Winnebago County, 111.
SACRAMENTO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Sacramento County, Calif.
SAGINAW STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Saginaw County, Mich.
ST, JOSEPH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Buchanan County, Mo.
ST. LOUIS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of St. Louis
City and St. Charles and St. Louis Counties, Mo. ; and Madison and
St. Clair Counties, 111.
SALT LAKE CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Salt Lake County, Utah
SAN ANGELO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Tom Green County, Tex.
SAN ANTONIO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Bexar County. Tex.
SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ONTARIO STANDARD METROPOLI-
TAN AREA — Consists of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties,
Calif.
SAN DIEGO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
San Diego County. Calif.
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Consists of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo,
and Solano Counties, Calif.
SAN JOSE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Santa Clara County, Calif.
SAVANNAH STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Chatham County, Ga.
SCRANTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Lackawanna County. Pa.
SEATTLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with King
County. Wash.
SHREVEPORT STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Caddo
and Bossier Parishes, La.
SIOUX CITY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Woodbury County, Iowa
SIOUX FALLS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Minnehaha County, S. Dak.
SOUTH BEND STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
St. Joseph County. Ind.
SPOKANE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Spokane County, Wash.
SPRINGFIELD (ILL. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coex-
tensive with Sangamon County, III.
SPRINGFIELD (MO. ) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Greene County, Mo.
SPRINGFIELD (OHIO) STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coex-
tensive with Clark County, Ohio
SPRINGFIELD-HOLYOKE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Chicopee, Holyoke, Springfield, and Westfield Cities and
Agawam, East Longmeadow. Longmeadow, Ludlow, West Springfield,
and Wilbraham Towns in Hampden County; Northampton City and
Easthampton, and South Hadiey Towns in Hampshire County, Mass.
Also Enfield Town in Hartford County, Conn.
STAMFORD-NORWALK STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Con-
sists of Norwalk and Stamford Cities and Darien, Greenwich, New
Canaan, and Westport Towns in Fairfield County, Conn.
STOCKTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
San Joaquin County, Calif.
SYRACUSE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Onondaga County, N. Y.
TACOMA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Pierce County, Wash.
TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Consists of Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties, Fla.
TERRE HAUTE STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARE A — Coextensive
with Vigo County, Ind;
TOLEDO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Lucas
County, Ohio
TOPEKA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Shawnee County, Kans.
TRENTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Mercer County, N. J.
TUCSON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Pima
County, Ariz.
TULSA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Tulsa
County, Okla.
UTICA-ROME STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Herkimer and Oneida Counties, N. Y.
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STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
WACO STANDARD METROPOLITAN ARKA — Coextensive with
McLennan County, Tex..
WASHINGTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of the
District of Colunnbia; Alexandria and Falls Church Cities and
Arlington and Fairfax Counties, Va. ; Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties, Md.
(VATERBURY STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of Water-
bury City, Naugatuck Borough, and Beacon Falls, Cheshire, Middle-
bury, Prospect, and Wolcott Towns in New Haven County; and
Thomastown and Watertown Towns in Litchfield County, Conn.
WATERLOO STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with
Blackhawk County, Iowa
WHEELING-STEUBENVILLE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Consists of Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, and Ohio Counties, W. Va. :
and Belmont and Jefferson Counties, Ohio
iVICHITA STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with
Sedgwick County, Kans.
WICHITA FALLS STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive
with Wichita County. Tex,
vVILKES-BARRE-HAZLETON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA —
Coextensive with Luzerne County, I-a.
WILMINGTON STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of New
Castle County, Del. ; and Salem County, N. J.
WINSTON-SALEM STANDARD MliTROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive
with Forsyth County, N. C.
WORCESTER STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of
Worcester City and Auburn, East Brookfield, Grafton, Holden,
Leicester, MiUbury, Northborough, North Brookfield, Shrewsbury,
Spencer, Westborough, and West Boylston Towns in vVorcester
County, Mass.
YORK STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with York
County, Fa.
YOUNGSTOWN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of
Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Ohio, and Mercer County, Pa.
TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS
HONOLULU STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Consists of area legally designated as the "City and County of Honolulu,'
MAYAGUEZ STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Coextensive with Mayaguez Municipio, P. R.
PONCE STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA — Coextensive with Ponce Municipio, P. R.
SAN JUAN STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA— Consists of San Juan, Catano, Bayamdn. and Guaynabo Municipios, P. R.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
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Table Page
lA Wholesale Trade: 1954- — United States, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business —
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel 1-4-
IB 'Afholesale Trade: 194-8 — United States, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business —
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel 1-11
IC Wholesale Trade: 1954 and 1948 — United States, by Type of Operation and Kind of
Business — Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and
Personnel 1-17
ID Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Geographic Divisions, by Type of Operation and Kind of
Business — Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and
Personnel 1-21
IE V/holesale Trade: 1954 — Geographic Divisions and States — Establishments and Sales by
Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel 1-48
IF Wholesale Trade: 1948 — Geographic Divisions and States — Establishments and Sales by
Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel 1-49
IG 'Wholesale Trade: 1954 — Standard Metropolitan Areas — Establishments and Sales by Type
of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population 1-50
IH Vrtiolesale Trade: 1948 — Standard Metropolitan Areas — Establishments and Sales by Type
of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population 1-53
IJ Merchant \rtiolesalers: 1954 — Kinds of Business by Geographic Divisions and States —
Establishments and Sales 1-56
IK Merchant '^fholesalers: 1954— Kinds of Business for Standard Metropolitan Areas Having
300, 000 Inhabitants or More — Establishments and Sales 1-63
IL IVholesale Trade: 1954 — United States by City Size, Type of Operation, and Kind of
Business — Establishments and Sales 1-70
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WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended nearest —
[*iy 15 August 15
t
(Number) (Number)
November
15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
United States, total
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers, total
Service wholesalers:
Wholesale merchants, distributors
Terminal grain elevators
Importers
Exporters
Limited-function wholesalers;
Cash-carry wholesalers
Wagon, truck distributors
Other limited-function wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales
offices, total
^fcnuf acturera • sales branches (with stocks) .
Manufacturers' sales offices (without stocks)
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals, and LP gas
facilities, total
Refiner-marketer bulk plants, terminals
Other bulk plants , terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers, total
Auction companies
Brokers :
Representing buyers
Representing sellers
Commission merchants
Export agents
Import agents
Manufacturers' agents:
With stocks
Without stocks
Selling agents
Purchasing agents, resident buyers
Assemblers of farm products
Type by Kind of Business
fferchant wholesalers , total
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers:
General-line grocery wholesalers
Voluntary group grocery wholesalers...
Retailer cooperative food wholesalers.
Cash-carry food depots
Other general-line grocery
wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Bakery, restaurant, hotel supply
houses
Bread, bakery goods distributors
Canned food wholesalers
Coffee, tea, spice wholesalers
Dairy products distributors
Flour distributors
Frosted, frozen food distributors
Soft drink distributors
Other grocery specialty wholesalers...
Farm products (edible) distributors:
Poultry, poultry products distributors . . .
Fr^sh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers:
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers:
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries
wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives
distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Paint wholesalers (with glass,
wallpaper)
Faint wholesalers (without glass,
wallpaper)
See footnotes at end of table.
150,858
460
2,571
2,361
922
5,071
2,900
22,590
U,759
7,831
17,837
10,482
870
22,131
1,872
4A9
3,910
3,568
639
271
2,4«2
6,238
2,336
366
3,320
57-1
193
291
2,262
1,909
1,308
•4,357
9,221
43B
800
928
488
2,281
170
610
1,142
2,364
2,660
6,520
5,791
1,518
2,858
392
2,409
1,878
1,158
503
655
101,100,941
86,142,931
1,796,713
4,264,999
4,355,553
278,574
1,393,119
2,869,052
36,811,238
32,722,546
16,038,372
10,976,082
4,832,756
229,534
39,250,509
3,353,761
1,377,660
9,372,330
8,747,728
969,962
730,811
1,703,787
5,450,357
6,151,917
1,391,696
9,050,816
101,100,941
7,353,560
2,463,756
1,298,175
139,950
3,451,679
527,446
653,693
2,866,193
5,919,993
215,414
160,473
621,222
1,606,380
1,340,279
108,303
455,882
165,965
1,246,070
1,475,195
3,261,739
2,311,181
3,375,753
3,208,929
1,273,114
900,618
923,242
272,891
120,447
152,444
13,078,672
9,524,871
8,461,939
90,802
333,151
390,661
18,889
44,923
184,506
2,152,720
2,152,720
652,467
245,552
14,482
103,232
9,425
5,059
11,011
27,755
7,071
10,822
21,347
1,144
7,696
1,902
560,337
181,332
87,248
8,052
283,705
35,722
33,765
68,959
282,633
16,338
5,490
51,660
53,405
33,167
3,562
25,209
6,206
82,596
29,432
70,627
104,592
406,114
175,713
80,397
62,697
27,379
14,263
13,111
12,244,019
74,395
263,689
244,598
24,564
198,112
240,255
3,859,230
1,467,145
998,150
543,133
60,830
1,229,060
94,394
26,474
204,069
198,483
31,059
13,340
116,300
289,955
219,109
29,377
729,365
13,295,132
551,075
181,889
57,281
5,917
305,988
67,833
107,025
296,026
567,204
33,210
32,987
64,944
48,585
155,453
7,991
63,223
39,074
121,737
123,557
432,033
376,424
307,431
173,291
152,275
146,487
64,883
29,594
35,289
14.2
4.2
14.2
8.4
9.1
11.3
26.5
3.1
2.3
1.9
2.2
2.3
3.2
2.5
5.9
5.3
3.6
2.1
7.5
7.4
4.4
4.2
12.9
16.4
10.3
9.6
15.4
20.6
10.5
3.0
11.6
7.4
13.9
23.5
9.8
8.7
13.2
16.3
9.1
13.6
16.9
15.9
23.3
24.6
23.1
11,021,450
7,013,090
6,534,4.46
32,906
120,674
92,707
10,371
92,933
133,503
2,605,047
1,947,494
657,553
289,056
223,363
27,224
530,707
36,634
12,011
86,111
97,849
15,658
5,792
55,917
103,208
99,417
18,110
7,013,090
325,073
109,849
35,432
3,380
176,412
34,244
49,172
148,303
281,313
17,220
16,543
32,478
22,892
77,367
3,909
32,453
22,210
56,241
57,514
207,520
176,619
165,763
104,646
74,381
59,302
33,721
16,311
17,410
216,034,291
136,999,582
127,744,625
655,392
2,271,369
1,735,482
215,431
1,796,345
2,579,937
38,972,080
12,722,357
5,675,179
4,421,033
531,664
10,091,334
634,770
226,343
1,575,746
1,863,519
304,319
105,717
1,070,690
1,921,964
1,841,255
347,011
136,999,582
6,354,016
2,159,275
717,490
65,333
3,421,418
676,677
998,122
2,860,594
5,520,372
343,517
329,458
620,699
419,480
1,526,393
74,709
620,898
419,705
1,165,003
1,161,141
3,384,244
3,296,086
3,310,536
2,026,241
1,523,059
1,400,494
633,259
301,105
332,164
2,484,539
1,512,872
6,884
21,525
17,428
3,311
23,327
29,107
512,232
399,447
112,785
128,269
63,899
57,573
6,792
113,142
24,217
2,476
16,482
22,251
3,056
1,071
10,130
13,181
16,473
3,300
82,228
25,934
8,101
899
47,294
9,874
16,167
33,373
70,310
3,722
4,367
8,198
4,735
18,605
973
7,727
5,335
15,548
18,331
56,281
39,772
30,453
27,979
26,277
13,123
13,821
7,756
3,888
3,378
2,487,534
1,613,712
1,517,030
7,326
20,386
17,208
3,055
23,696
29,511
513,218
400,339
112,879
126,622
63,009
56,916
5,697
117,211
23,789
2,510
16, 519
21,930
3,010
1,088
10,233
17,839
16,422
3,821
81,921
25,636
8,144
913
47,228
9,346
16,053
33,574
70,151
3,782
4,326
8,073
4,804
19,133
956
7,778
5,965
15,334
18,531
58,027
41,224
30,304
26,077
18,202
14,071
7,973
3,957
4,006
2,515,361
1,535,531
9,072
21,152
17,633
3,108
24,300
29,845
516,641
404,383
112,258
128,183
63,335
57,520
5,328
123,707
27,980
2,321
16,932
23,151
2,941
998
10,356
18,526
16,478
4,024
106,089
1,540,741
82,302
25,076
8,326
899
47,501
9,917
16,843
34,349
72,461
3,806
4,509
8,275
4,581
19,679
939
3,460
6,625
15,480
19,105
55,414
43,845
30,230
25,017
18,538
14,027
7,977
3,939
4,038
,579,528
7,758
22,393
18,285
3,381
25,056
30,100
515,876
404,031
111,845
65,559
59,990
5,905
131,303
32,233
2,713
17,588
25,839
3,004
995
10,499
17,541
16,816
3,925
1,686,501
82,807
55,793
3,440
897
47,677
10,563
17,842
35,954
75,550
3,973
4,892
8,572
4,775
19,835
999
3,222
5,938
18,294
20,836
59,233
42,039
31,199
28,332
25,293
19,858
14,355
8,232
4,141
4,091
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-5
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19'54-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Estab-
lish
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at co6t
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)!
Payroll,
entire
y»ar
($1,000)
Payroll,
worltweek
endea
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended
nearest —
Active
proprie-
X^rpe of operation and Irind of business
Mu-cn 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
August 15
(Number)
November
15
(Number)
Incorpo-
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
busl-
nesses,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business— Continued
Merchant wholesalers— Continued
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers:
Clothing, furnishings, footwear
4,252
797
761
1,299
324
353
583
U5
132
4,188
471
164
770
1,663
1,120
817
1,976
1,058
918
2,839
53S
161
237
773
1,130
2,435
865
1,564
193
581
975
577
669
234
282
535
1,563
897
666
13,977
12,563
207
1,207
3,159
559
1,989
611
2,065
1,899
2,137
606
1,531
4,046
1,703
905
1,438
4,304
1,678
1,124
1,502
6,010
492
183
574
1,996
697
597
1,471
1,826,611
296,157
384,769
566,298
94,317
81,953
353,979
49,138
393,580
1,965,499
260,192
71,420
198,449
975,319
460,119
1,503,962
697,825
463,630
234,195
1,384,650
172,206
68,874
126,769
600,763
416,033
1,297,650
1,248,002
369,772
45,625
2,610,108
3,989,704
428,489
888,292
304,224
481,524
529,600
757,335
491,732
265,603
3,220,178
2,834,453
55,731
329,994
2,910,458
1,567,994
1,105,922
236,542
2,814,584
612,676
2,067,923
1,623,987
443,936
2,329,788
1,112,178
301,516
916,094
3,805,942
1,621,685
1,094,408
1,089,349
2,780,265
242,766
75,985
251,273
998,370
447,723
105,039
659,109
199,013
34,544
37,411
54,951
12,226
9,540
43,985
6,356
54,512
227,858
23,433
6,140
21,622
124,583
52,030
236,407
68,620
42,713
25,907
179,422
21,987
8,471
17,501
84,337
46,626
121,209
89,880
36,524
7,576
420,180
165,725
45,230
12,194
214,925
71,235
46,565
42,614
20,116
22.498
555,025
510,972
7,867
36,186
336,653
177,327
137,266
21,560
304,214
84,904
376,946
303,950
72,996
349,545
171,300
37,582
140,663
253,485
29,429
104,030
120,026
169,737
15,947
4,075
25,545
32,497
38,442
2,548
50,683
280,580
43,973
59,108
93,760
11,735
17,030
48,185
6,789
56,733
271,942
34,834
10,571
37,104
123,881
65,552
146,293
147,387
83,198
59,189
238,647
40,860
11,639
16,348
89,698
80,102
213,553
142,267
96,675
13,620
95,944
124,535
32,662
25,364
28,024
27,540
35,633
114,855
59,902
54,953
785,361
698,807
12,849
73,705
395,787
170,040
181,04.7
44,700
368,812
125,127
378,844
286,352
92,492
379,504
182,731
58,420
133,353
407,762
108,325
137,242
162,195
655,188
43,018
16,146
61,871
315,087
56,587
32,518
129,961
15.4
14.8
15.4
16.6
12.4
20.3
13.6
13.8
14.4
13.8
13.4
14.8
18.7
12.7
14.2
9.7
21.1
19.0
25.3
17.2
23.7
16.9
12.9
14.9
19.3
16.5
11.4
26.1
29.9
3.7
3.1
7.6
2.9
9.2
5.7
6.7
15.2
12.2
20.7
24.4
24.7
23.1
22.3
13.6
10.8
16.4
13.9
13.1
20.4
18.3
17.6
20.8
16.3
16.4
19.4
15.1
10.7
6.7
12.5
14.9
23.6
17.7
21.2
24.6
31.6
12.6
31.0
19.7
133,510
22,676
25,830
44,165
5,524
8,522
23,486
3,307
33,168
130,682
16,400
5,515
18,837
57,505
32,375
69,686
76,723
44,376
32,347
122,764
19,778
6,070
8,244
47,234
41,458
123,277
85,194
52,051
6,882
22,918
55,325
15,932
7,408
U,133
10,567
15,318
61,595
30,240
31,355
462,217
415,629
7,247
39,341
227,777
98,245
103,134
26,398
198,955
67,868
227,146
179,255
47,891
210,177
103,404
30,626
76,147
216,440
50,413
74,710
91,317
337,143
21,042
8,101
37,799
153,547
30,289
16,94-3
69,422
2,527,566
416,800
490,869
842,302
110,353
154,443
444,407
68,392
600,691
2,411,215
296,234
111,210
369,287
1,020,330
614,154
1,454,051
1,451,459
842,383
608,576
2,343,234
366,517
97,101
150,714
900,824
828,078
2,338,039
1,618,255
1,039,764
133,666
453,310
1,101,321
296,313
140,948
257,148
197,420
317,001
1,191,513
531,119
610,394
9,266,547
8,328,122
145,491
792,934
4,429,472
1,860,539
2,031,718
537,a5
3,965,770
1,366,163
4,313,153
3,393,404
914,749
4,089,238
2,014,634
589,068
1,485,586
4,294,880
1,037,362
1,440,310
1,817,208
6,761,761
405,612
166, 541
747,278
3,080,866
536,688
356,479
1,413,297
28,771
5,379
5,355
9,554
1,058
2,266
4,339
820
7,733
27,353
3,470
1,166
4,762
10,682
7,273
10,870
16,550
9,591
6,959
26,341
4,394
1,166
1,507
9,573
9,701
27,056
16,227
12,471
1,645
5,479
11,436
3,606
2,365
4,745
1,737
4,771
14,273
7,303
6,970
117,316
106,366
1,562
9,388
51,121
22,884
22,231
6,006
41,013
15,157
54,032
42,753
11,279
44,339
21,965
6,079
16,295
45,112
10,453
15,600
19,059
68,968
4,169
1,780
7,979
30,725
6,061
3,573
14,681
28,243
5,267
5,287
9,350
1,066
2,040
4,423
810
7,670
27,069
3,500
1,189
4,336
10,559
6,985
10,742
16,478
9,548
6,930
26,354
4,426
1,190
1,471
9,564
9,703
26,845
16,159
12,333
1,649
5,500
11,876
3,810
2,377
3,313
1,948
4,291
14,311
7,271
7,040
117,684
106,451
1,575
9,658
50,518
22,548
22,069
5,901
40,720
15,168
53,730
42,242
11,438
44,478
22,032
6,050
16,396
46,243
10,971
15,613
19,659
73,892
4,312
1,828
7,901
34,236
6,258
3,903
15,454
28,887
5,332
5,323
9,459
1,091
2,189
4,624
819
7,816
27,149
3,487
1,173
4,895
10,559
7,035
10,808
16,402
9,547
6,855
26,550
4,301
1,079
1,533
9,729
9,908
27,146
16,348
12,201
1,600
6,109
13,965
3,799
2,430
5,053
1,386
3,682
14,245
7,256
6,989
118,452
107,013
1,590
9,849
50,498
22,402
22,231
5,865
40,893
15,250
54,364
42,864
11,500
45,593
22,439
6,197
16,957
47,932
11,290
15,892
20,750
77,406
4,504
1,885
8,034
35,794
b,brt
4,274
16,238
30,612
5,700
5,681
10,210
1,145
2,125
4,835
916
7,761
28,526
3,656
1,187
4,972
10,804
7,907
11,074
17,495
10,052
7,443
27,854
4,478
1,141
1,640
10,006
10,589
27,413
16,324
13,144
1,560
5,956
12,666
3,835
2,603
6,314
1,725
5,574
14,388
7,189
7.199
120,085
108,394
1,595
10,096
50,118
21,903
22,643
5,572
41,330
16,290
54,245
42,303
11,942
46,763
22,959
6,504
17,300
49,156
11,820
16,387
20,949
78,584
4,529
1,866
8,591
35,536
6,588
4,809
16,665
2,913
General-line clothing, furnishings
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing.
Furs (dressed), fur clothing wholeffilers
Millinery, millinery si^aplies
215
266
375
115
Ceneral-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
62
2,582
318
Underwear wholesalers
93
576
890
Other specialty-line dry goods
700
281
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers;
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Household furniture wholesalers
Office furniture distributors
Home furnishings, floor coverings
wholesalers
Curtain, drapery wholesalers
1,198
538
610
1,621
376
90
161
Floor coverings wholesalers
Cfther hone furnishings, specialties
319
675
Paper, allied products wholesalers:
Coarse paper and products wholesalers....
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers..
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants:
1,363
283
961
65
347
Hide, skin, raw for wholesalers
Livestock (except horses,
mules ) distributors
396
692
127
Raw wool, wool tops, mohair dealers
Other farm products (raw materials)
distributors
AutoiDotlve wholesalers:
Motor vehicle distributors
New, used automobile distributors
Truck and tractor (road type) dealers.
Automotive equipment, tire-tube
161
416
983
627
356
Automotive parts, accessories Jobbers.
Garage equipment, tools distributors..
3,034
104
Electrical, electronics, appliance
distributors:
Electrical apparatus, supplies
1,356
General-line electrical goods
37
1,023
Electrical apparatus, equipment
296
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set
713
Electronic parts, equipment distributors.
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers:
992
1,110
General-line hardware wholesalers
Specialty-line hardware wholesalers...
Plumbing, heating equipment,
supplies distributors
General-line plumbing-heating
goods distributors
Heating equipment distributors
Plumbing fixtures, supplies
distributors
Lumber, mlllwork wholesalers
Lumber wholesalers (without yards)....
Lumber distributors (with yards)
Wlllwork, plywood distributors
Construction materials distributors
173
937
1,742
720
360
662
2,051
933
522
596
2,933
222
Cement, lime, plaster wholesalers
Glass (building) distributors
Ready-mixed concrete distributors
Roofing, siding, Insulation
86
365
867
243
Sand, gravel, crushed stone distributors
Other construction materials diob^butorfl
457
693
See footnotes at end of table.
1-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-UNITED STATES. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Opetating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish
ments
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at f-ost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)!
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended nearest —
(Number)
(Number)
August 15
November
15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business— continued
Merchant wholesalers — Continued
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors:
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration
equipment distributors
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Office machines, equipment distributors.
Restaurant, hotel supply houses
(princially nonfood )
Store machines, fixtures distributors...
Other commercial machines,
equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers..
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
wholesalers
Garden machinery, equipment wholesalers.
Farm, dairy machinery, equipment
(including tractors) wholes?"' ers
Industrial machinery, equipment
distributors
Food processing machinery,
equipment distributors
General purpose industrial machinery,
equipment distributors
Metal working machinery,
equipment dealers
Oil well supply houses
Printing machinery, equipment
distributors
Used machinery dealers
Other industrial machinery,
equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies
distributors
Abrasives, abrasive materials
distributors
Mechanical power transmission
equipment distributors
Mechanical rubber goods distributors....
Rope, cordage distributors
Valves, fittings (except
plumbing) distributors
Reconditioned drum, barrel distributors.
Other industrial materials,
supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies
distributors
Dental supply houses
Religious supply houses
School supply houses
Surgical, medical, hospital
supply houses
Optical goods wholesalers
Other professional supplies
distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Beauty, barber supply houses
Janitors ' supply houses
Laundry, dry cleaning supply houses
Shoe service wholesalers
Undertakers ' supply houses
Upholsterers ' supply houses
Welders ' supply houses
Other service establishment
supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Aircraft, aeronautical equipment,
parts distributors
Marine machinery, equipment
distributors
Railroad equipment distributors
Other transportation equipment
distri bv tors ,.
Metals, metaiwork (except scrap) distributors:
Iron^ steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers:
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Iron, steel scrap dealers (with
processing, preparation equipment)
Iron, steel scrap dealers (without
processing, preparation equipment)
Waste materials dealers
Nonferrous metallic scrap dealers
Waste paper dealers
Wiping cloth dealers
Rags, textile waste dealers
Other waste luaterials dealers
See footnotes at end of table.
1,860
3,219
1,421
571
1,087
140
1,640
1,112
233
879
5,74b
367
1,379
914
1,208
210
245
4,393
141
335
280
117
214
372
2,912
502
134
255
742
479
5,264
898
843
441
485
137
262
1,000
1,198
1,004
450
400
84
2,693
542
3,719
2,202
1,517
4,470
1,518
1,124
229
784
815
484,070
660,125
186,631
159,253
276,953
37,288
1,401,359
534,379
78,736
455,643
2,618,986
163,405
498,625
484,490
914,479
64,820
31,272
2,009,740
77,400
113,349
100,031
94,120
139,320
65,360
1,420,160
853,153
124,125
31,582
96,321
321,489
126,966
152,670
1,101,992
140,561
126,780
146,607
101,579
14,443
92,670
198,100
281,252
376,048
169,782
126,573
60,046
2,174,276
1,188,309
1,213,140
801,352
411,788
1,192,450
500,822
218,239
48,395
250,528
174,466
58,964
76,802
19,935
24,062
28,930
3,875
275,743
76,190
10,285
65,905
282,858
11,582
52,044
38,136
118,370
7,413
6,354
261,084
7,411
20,086
10,450
6,145
20,824
2,925
193,243
123,181
23,123
3,995
12,101
44,558
15,451
23,953
128,343
20,262
12,875
13,655
16,051
1,495
15,367
22,636
26,002
47,335
22,393
19,071
4,494
391,727
83,185
101,824
84,355
17,469
78,859
35,266
7,243
4,065
22,054
10,231
114,887
167,204.
58,729
37,771
61,539
9,165
268,544
89,759
15,648
74,111
412,608
26,168
103,475
72,727
87,867
17,617
9,795
401,723
14,893
26,828
23,769
9,500
27,196
23,915
275,622
222,583
32,326
9,933
21,940
71,675
45,744
40,960
258,441
41,227
36,979
32,445
18,411
3,654
20,085
52,296
53,344
89,768
45,098
26,826
12,426
401,604
85,903
171,142
39,710
217,244
69,680
59,722
16,811
40,833
30,198
23.7
25.3
31.5
23.7
22.2
24.6
19.2
16.8
19.9
16.3
15.8
16.0
20.8
15.0
9.6
27.2
31.3
20.0
19.2
23.7
23.8
10.1
19.5
36.6
26.1
26.0
31.5
22.8
22.3
36.0
26.3
23.5
29.3
29.2
22.1
18.1
25.3
21.7
26.4
19.0
21.2
20.7
18.5
7.2
21.4
9.6
18.2
13.9
27.4
34.7
16.3
17.3
63,298
89,237
32,625
20,412
31,738
4,462
150,469
46,026
8,416
37,610
209,837
12,778
56,621
39,150
39,059
8,921
4,309
231,857
8,377
15,053
13,467
5,110
15,473
14,119
127,653
17,906
4,616
12,337
40,880
29,220
22,694
134,542
22,139
20,841
16,732
9,548
1,798
9,960
26,793
26,731
46,960
22,901
15,017
6,297
2,745
221,482
42,360
110,117
89,836
20,341
113,329
34,749
33,394
9,416
21,364
14,906
1,230,177
1,760,908
672,643
391,010
612,665
84,590
2,890,336
885,294
156,094
729,200
4,072,669
225,322
1,131,155
723,262
789,355
173,509
83,017
942,049
4,553,075
147,496
299,958
262,515
100,658
290,759
280,819
3,170,870
2,520,985
339,747
91,231
236,804
323,366
577,968
451,869
2,695,470
434,087
442,161
322,619
176,480
34,516
194,761
562,940
527,906
933,725
476,369
279,283
123,955
,293,636
853,306
2,176,704
1,808,549
368,155
2,195,061
673,370
642,268
182,972
404,744
286,707
12,785
20,385
8,129
4,675
6,694
887
28,255
10,123
1,961
8,162
42,774
2,529
11,621
6,782
8,854
1,501
999
10,483
48,931
1,625
3,120
2,536
1,010
2,993
3,804
33,843
30,835
4,692
1,279
2,937
8,986
7,604
5,337
32,124
5,679
4,810
3,696
2,534
476
2,473
6,151
6,305
9,823
4,920
3,300
1,122
42,168
8,035
23,374
22,849
5,525
34,293
9,712
10,474
3,581
6,373
4,153
13,706
20,152
7,850
4,680
6,742
10,497
2,100
8,397
42,969
2,568
11,649
6,739
3,791
1,548
1,015
43,862
1,590
3,123
2,522
1,010
2,975
3,393
30,721
4,664
1,227
2,907
8,969
7,589
5,365
31,957
5,704
4,858
3,725
2,517
465
2,125
6,175
6,383
9,754
3,362
1,107
42,611
8,051
29,424
23,846
5,578
34,921
9,961
10,615
3,615
6,493
4,237
13,762
20,184
7,849
4,680
6,791
864
28,574
10,508
1,987
8,521
43,694
2,906
11,335
6,701
3,933
1,586
1,037
10,696
48,497
1,543
3,086
2,498
1,019
3,023
3,972
30,925
4,698
1,214
3,124
8,891
7,535
5,463
31,816
5,727
4,945
3,651
2,436
454
2,154
6,243
6,206
9,783
4,885
3,313
1,044
42,777
8,213
24,411
5,682
35,164
10,200
10,462
3,493
6,764
4,245
13,155,
21,465"
8,683
4,832
7,068
882
23,574
10,130
1,876
8,304
43,237
2,547
11,791
6,755
8,704
1,661
1,032
10,747
48,981
1,521
3,149
2,576
1,064
2,971
4,084
31,267
4,739
1,365
3,052
8,997
7,500
5,614
32,449
5,910
5,036
3,516
2,439
522
2,219
6,298
6,509
9,676
4,882
3,224
1,036
44,102
8,236
25,757
5,871
36,219
10,699
10,656
3,534
6,772
4,558
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-7
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-UNlTED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments. Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish
raents
(Number)
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended nearesl-
( Number)
(Number)
(Number)
November
15
(Number)
Ac tlve
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
Merchant wholesalers — Continued
Other taerchant wholesalers:
Amusement, sporting goods distributors....
Cameras, photographic supplies
distributors
Sporting goods wholesalers
Toys, ga:nes, fireworks wholesalers
Other recreation goods wholesalers
Book, BQgazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers
Coal wholesalers (without yard or
dock stocks)
Coal wholesalers (with coal yard)
Farm supplies whol£salers
Feed wholesalers
Fertilizer, agricultural chemical
distributors
Seed wholesalers
Other fans supplies wholesalers
Jewelry' wholesalers
General-line jewelry wholesalers
Clocks, watches wholesalers
Costume jewelry wholesalers
Precious stones distributors
Watch inaterials, jewelers'
tools distributors
Other jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting cards wholesalers
Gift, art goods wholesalers
Greeting card distributors
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Flower (cut), potted plant wholesalers.
Bulb, plant distributors
Miscellaneous products merchant
wholesalers ^^.
Forest products (except luzAier)
distributors
General merchandise distributors
Leather goods wholesalers
Musical Instrument, sheet
music wholesalers
Industrial yams wholesalers
Bags, bagging, burlap (textiles)
distributors
Food, beverage basic material
distributors
All other merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales
offices, total
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Meat products sales branches,
sales offices
Dairy products sales branches,
sales offices
Canned, preserved and frozen foods sales
branches , sales offices
Grain mill products sales branches,
sales offices
Bakery products sales branches,
sales offices
Confectionery and related products sales
branches, sales offices
Malt liquors sales branches,
sales offices
Wines and distilled spirits sales
branches, sales offices
Other food, kindred products sales
branches, sales offices
Textile nlll products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Cotton, rayon, broad woven fabrics sales
branches, sales offices
Knitting Bill products sales branches,
sales offices
Carpets and rugs sales branches,
sales offices
Other taxtlle mill products sales
branches, sales offices
See footnotes at end of table.
434
579
305
646
1,919
700
496
204
2,347
1,067
507
641
132
2,741
234
355
513
498
172
969
983
735
248
966
851
115
4,076
669
594
454
509
222
325
644
14,759
7,831
4,488
3,398
1,090
665
961
291
334
905
132
113
144
943
431
231
200
31
131
183
952,711
233,116
233,998
277,626
207,971
697,206
794,189
568,163
226,026
1,574,642
766,302
280,597
474,148
53,595
825,459
143,549
124,380
132,621
202,608
30,719
191,582
1,416,388
190,307
140,213
50,094
222,942
193,270
29,672
3,031,252
290,871
814,291
135,579
192,142
191,250
530,630
637,417
69,533,784
36,811,238
32,722,546
11,746,914
7,954,675
3,792,239
2,702,901
1,509,806
913,969
1,331,409
631,699
332,619
212,910
1,943,006
2,168,595
1,309,931
837,801
972,130
475,325
88,419
424,336
821,851
112,964
25,292
32,592
26,331
28,749
47,909
36,786
13,354
23,432
148,207
34,478
15,851
92,665
5,213
146,168
25,552
17,608
13,796
42,262
7,077
39,873
44,167
21,052
14,994
6,058
12,563
10,204
2,359
12,733
64,104
15,119
19,297
14,194
22,058
27,813
39,023
2,152,720
2,152,720
242,253
242,253
53,308
31,703
54,420
18,342
14,280
2,425
5,528
18,366
38,881
53,152
53,152
12,936
1,659
14,316
24,041
169, 2u2
44,240
38,997
46,055
39,970
136,631
63,870
42,602
21,268
170,763
58,037
30,585
74,829
7,312
145,964
29,880
19,466
31,685
20,879
8,669
35,385
46,127
31,989
14,138
53,695
46,258
7,437
31,914
90,947
19,854
37,023
13,242
25,154
37,016
5,326,425
3,859,280
1,467,145
1,092,102
817,410
274,692
181,443
245,765
74,143
78,830
165,241
29,611
34,830
149,905
132,334
104,905
56,578
48,327
23,864
4,356
29,624
47,061
19.0
16.7
16.6
19.2
19.6
8.0
7.5
9.4
10. e
7.6
10.9
15.8
13.6
17.7
20.8
15.7
23.9
10.3
28.2
18.5
24.2
22.8
28.2
24.1
23.9
25.1
11.0
11.2
14.6
19.3
6.9
4.7
5.8
10.5
4.5
9.3
10.3
7.2
6.7
16.3
8.1
5.9
26.2
8.9
16.4
7.7
6.1
5.8
6.8
5.0
5.0
4.9
7.0
5.7
87,335
23,681
19,820
22,793
21,041
83,180
30,824
20,249
10,575
82,819
27,506
13,627
38,048
3,638
76,224
16,319
9,989
16,233
9,950
5,655
18,078
56,221
21,110
14,428
6,682
28,605
24,687
3,918
146,819
15,114
49,622
8,624
18,621
6,400
10,817
18,173
1,947,494
657,553
486,493
382,382
104,111
104,136
98,265
33,523
36,577
80,483
11,852
17,854
41,575
62,178
60,405
35,939
24,466
13,850
2,281
20,270
24,004
1,700,205
467,803
378,822
455,261
398,319
1,473,736
607,959
389,322
218,637
1,664,247
542,519
269,507
781,497
70,624
1,468,531
335,943
194,685
301,671
175,806
105,298
355,128
1,117,171
443,946
278,437
165,509
542,603
468,531
74,072
2,938,082
317,585
1,051,776
162,673
354,140
117,808
199,951
358,598
51,694,937
38,972,080
12,722,857
9,387,147
7,432,325
1,954,822
1,952,512
1,908,661
645,972
669,199
1,620,419
221,532
354,752
829,608
1,174,492
1,138,834
695,917
442,917
266,094
45,314
373,293
454,133
20,331
5,261
4,774
5,290
5,006
27,300
6,513
4,028
2,485
22,094
7,135
3,690
10,273
996
16,950
3,658
2,118
3,804
1,634
1,559
4,177
12,602
5,760
3,736
2,024
7,517
6,344
1,173
4,506
11,512
1,940
4,174
1,153
6,060
2,147
3,698
512,232
399,447
112,785
106,464
85,316
21,148
26,704
20,947
7,588
7,499
17,735
2,290
3,223
7,586
12,892
9,521
6,217
3,304
2,040
375
3,512
3,594
20,448
5,244
4,862
5,346
4,996
25,867
6,250
3,921
2,329
20,633
7,204
3,647
8,758
1,024
16,342
3,586
2,052
3,470
1,595
1,469
4,170
12,586
5,487
3,638
1,849
7,486
6,439
1,047
4,413
10,973
1,966
4,125
1,144
2,118
3,705
400,339
112,879
107,685
85,988
21,697
26,499
21,438
7,536
7,478
17,901
2,287
3,395
7,764
13,387
9,458
6,178
3,280
2,038
369
3,511
3,540
20,990
5,346
4,829
5,652
5,163
25,271
6,279
3,938
2,341
21,002
7,289
3,314
9,381
1,013
16,704
3,612
2,053
3,784
1,591
1,443
4,221
5,639
3,675
1,964
7,367
6,193
1,174
34,583
4,215
11,228
1,969
4,048
1,131
2,167
3,788
516,641
404,383
112,258
108,702
87,122
21,580
26,719
21,853
7,602
7,372
13,487
2,280
3,568
7,430
13,341
9,558
6,219
3,339
1,982
347
3,566
3,663
22,201
5,487
5,073
5,349
5,292
25,280
6,626
4,082
2,544
23,095
7,731
3,360
10,938
1,067
18,183
4,074
2,225
4,185
1,670
1,474
4,555
7,272
4,172
3,100
7,765
5,595
1,071
4,857
13,524
2,060
4,398
1,145
2,197
4,051
515,876
404,031
111,845
106,460
85,661
20,799
25,356
21,039
7,578
7,375
18,348
2,276
3,655
7,760
13,073
9,523
6,226
3,297
1,950
359
3,398
3,816
1,651
240
340
592
479
1,153
268
159
109
1,399
774
204
323
98
2,033
170
229
408
395
132
699
1,403
732
551
181
564
607
57
411
328
256
227
122
131
295
67
43
20
9
1-8
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-UNITED STATES. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end 01
year,
at cjst
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
( including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
Paid employees, workweek ended nearest —
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
August 15
( Number)
Novembei
15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
^bnufacture^s' sales branches, sales offices-Con.
Apparel and related products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Men's and boys' clothing and furnishings
sales branches, sales offices
Women's and children's outerwear and under-
garments sales branches, sales offices...
Outer apparel and related products sales
branches, sales offices
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Household furniture sales branches,
sales offices
Office furniture sales branches,
sales offices
Other furniture, fixtures sales branches,
sales offices
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Pulp, paper and paperboard sales
branches, sales offices
Paperboard containers and boxes sales
branches, sales offices
Other paper and allied products sales
branches, sales offices
Chemicals and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Industrial inorganic and organic
chemicals:
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Drugs and medicines sales branches,
sales offices
Soap and related products sales branches,
sales offices
Paints and allied products sales branches,
sales offices
Other chemicals and allied products sales
branches, sales offices
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Tires and inner tubes sales branches,
sales offices
Rubber footwear sales branches,
sales offices
Reclaimed rubber and other rubber
industries sales branches, sales offices.
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Stone, clay and glass products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Glass and glass products sales branches,
sales offices
Cement, liydraulic sales branches,
sales offices
Structural clay products sales branches,
sales offices
Concrete, and plaster products sales
branches, sales offices
Other stone, clay and glass products sales
branches, sales offices
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales officer (without stocks)
Blast furnace, steel works, and rolling
mill products sales branches, sales offices
Other primary metals industry products
sales branches, sales offices
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Cutlery, hand tools, hardware sales
branches, sales offices
Heating and plumbing equipment sales
branches, sales offices
Structural metal products sales branches,
sales offices
Fabricated wire products sales branches,
sales offices
Other fabricated metal products sales
branches , sales offices
See footnotes at end of table.
283
157
126
103
107
73
286
229
57
115
112
59
455
98
357
112
93
250
2,190
1,482
708
196
257
325
207
646
559
525
452
73
292
34
199
101
71
30
942
380
562
430
110
106
114
182
1,164
216
948
561
603
1,057
602
455
124
283
261
126
263
735,931
333,235
402,696
307,979
279,228
148,724
266,271
197,438
68,833
136,980
58,815
70,476
2,097,564
377,093
1,720,471
885,797
246,251
965,516
8,889,311
4,548,221
4,341,090
1,937,291
2,934,526
883,323
1,211,087
589,840
1,333,24A
1,602,956
1,385,078
217,878
1,138,548
119,966
344,442
412,553
358,759
53,794
2,606,649
659,159
1,947,490
1,088,202
450,056
125,425
403,232
539,734
10,989,279
1,351,608
9,637,671
=7, 634,088
3,355,191
2,855,046
602,631
2,252,415
129,104
409,731
874,144
108,662
1,333,405
29,508
29,508
12,490
8,385
8,133
18,449
18,449
3,927
6,653
15,886
15,886
2,347
227
13,312
173,746
173,746
39,869
12,120
37,208
37,119
122,207
122,207
81,764
16,539
23,904
53,033
53,033
49,583
49,583
31,646
277
6,285
978
10,397
78,798
78,798
8,842
69,956
77,230
77,230
6,889
23,379
22,129
13,072
11,761
66,062
39,839
26,223
22,546
31,752
11,764
41,937
29,396
12,541
16,333
13,278
12,326
143,542
24,496
119,046
57,168
16,485
69,889
841,351
557,022
284,329
170,273
146,579
119,588
93,421
103,403
203,087
165,352
142,754
22,598
109,702
20,217
35,433
47,566
45,208
2,358
187,912
113,704
74,208
56,446
23,531
9,988
27,447
70,500
227,546
52,746
174,800
110,681
116,365
156,594
98,602
57,992
13,659
32,498
53,331
17,521
39,535
9.0
12.0
6.5
7.3
11.4
7.9
15.7
14.9
18.2
11.9
22.6
17.5
6.8
6.5
6.9
6.5
6.7
7.2
9.5
12.2
6.5
5.0
13.5
8.1
17.5
15.2
10.3
10.3
10.4
9.6
16.9
10.3
11.5
12.6
4.4
7.2
17.2
3.8
5.2
5.2
8.0
6.8
13.1
2.1
3.9
1.8
1.4
3.5
5.5
16.4
2.6
10.6
7.9
6.1
16.1
3.0
34,917
19,684
15,233
11,809
16,712
6,396
22,890
17,332
5,558
7,691
8,562
6,637
54,442
13,141
41,301
16,161
6,399
31,832
299,984
192,658
107,326
41,756
48,647
54,896
32,515
45,887
76,233
69,231
60,195
9,036
47,331
6,351
14,999
19,970
13,302
1,168
100,828
64,138
36,690
40,230
9,258
5,002
14,101
32,237
108,715
26,489
82,226
57,618
51,097
37,721
56,416
31,305
8,968
16,892
31,870
7,946
22,045
701,245
404,117
297,128
221,187
336,719
143,339
442,808
331,484
111,324
141,324
167,908
133,576
1,123,322
302,267
821,055
339,363
120,102
663,357
5,989,562
3,855,136
2,134,426
864,173
932,137
1,073,627
593,462
891,460
1,629,703
1,409,510
1,230,855
178,655
916,976
140,599
351,935
376,316
354,289
22,027
2,014,651
1,332,204
632,447
787,151
137,586
120,912
247,910
671,092
2,188,596
535,224
1,653,372
1,152,468
1,036,128
1,700,052
1,073,053
626,999
154,925
337,745
604,287
140,235
462,860
6,365
4,183
2,132
2,233
3,010
1,122
4,440
3,464
976
1,649
1,584
1,207
10,218
2,753
7,465
2,483
942
6,793
56,129
38,555
17,574
7,565
6,918
10,718
5,814
9,649
15,465
13,472
11,843
1,629
9,253
1,396
2,323
4,348
4,167
131
18,756
13,073
5,683
8,566
1,539
892
2,385
5,324
17,500
5,129
12,371
8,212
9,283
16,919
12,020
4,899
1,661
3,625
5,475
1,764
4,394
6,257
4,125
2,132
2,268
2,847
1,142
4,387
3,442
945
1,632
1,574
1,181
10,177
2,733
7,439
2,477
927
6,773
56,408
38,920
17,483
7,583
6,973
10,748
5,791
9,676
15,632
13,336
11,740
1,596
9,166
1,363
2,807
4,219
4,045
174
19,068
13,361
5,707
8,448
1,607
922
2,474
5,617
17,746
5,345
12,401
8,239
9,507
17,268
12,329
4,939
1,625
3,634
5,579
2,131
4,299
6,447
4,302
2,145
2,267
3,020
1,160
4,306
3,420
886
1,607
1,566
1,133
10,099
2,674
7,425
2,492
939
6,668
56,766
39, a8
17,548
7,720
7,035
10,626
5,944
9,699
15,742
13,425
11,303
1,617
9,229
1,370
2,826
4,185
4,010
175
19,100
13,352
5,748
8,534
1,585
908
2,522
5,551
17,722
5,118
12,604
8,429
9,293
17,418
12,493
4,925
1,615
3,697
5,824
2,160
4,122
6,668
4,351
2,317
2,274
3,171
1,223
4,466
3,435
931
1,620
1,616
1,230
10,351
2,896
7,455
2,521
955
6,875
56,863
39,272
17,591
7,686
7,067
10,871
5,397
9,543
15,799
13,377
11,762
1,615
9,188
1,397
2,792
4,176
4,005
171
19,107
13,355
5,752
8,834
1,594
921
2,486
5,222
17,751
5,114
12,637
8,452
9,299
17,030
12,074
4,956
1,609
3,639
5,610
1,866
4,256
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-9
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1954-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSiNESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at cost
(tl,QOO)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 1 5
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended nearest —
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
August 15
(Number)
November
15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
^tenuf acturers ' sales brancni,s. soj.es offices-Con.
Itechinery (except elecCTx^iai)
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Tractors and farm machinery sales
branches, sales offices
Construction and mining machinery sales
branches, sales offices
Hetalworklng machinery sales branches,
sales offices
Special-industry machinery
(except metalworking) ;
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
General industrial machinery:
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Office and store nachines and devices;
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Service-industry and household machines
sales branches, sales offices
Other machinery (except electrical)
sales branches, sales offices
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocVn^
Electrical Industrial apparatus:
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Electrical appliances sales branches,
sales offices
Comnunlcation equipment sales branches,
sales offices
Other electrical machinery sales
branches , sales offices
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks)..'.
Sales offices (without stocks)
Motor vehicles and equipment sales
branches, sales offices
Other transportation equipment sales
branches, sales offices
Instruments and related products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Scientific and controlling instruments
sales branches, sales offices
Photographic and optical goods; watches
and clocks sales branches, sales offices
Medical instruments and supplies sales
branches, sales offices
Ophthalmic goods sales branches,
sales offices
Other manufacturers' products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Coal, coke sales branches, sales offices.
Tobacco manufactures sales branches,
sales offices
Lumber, wood products sales branches,
sales offices
Products of printing and publishing sales
branches, sales offices
Toys, sporting and athletic goods sales
branches, sales offices
Miscellaneous manufacturing Industries
sales branches, sales offices
Petrolerim bulk plants, terminals and LP
gas facilities, total
Gasoline, distillates, residuals:
Bulk plants:
CooDlssIon bulk plants
Salary bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gag facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers, total
Groceries, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines)....
Canned foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned)
Sugar
Miscellaneous grocery products
See footnotes at end of table.
5,327
3,992
1,335
299
249
294
291
69
558
539
1,778
281
492
477
1,509
796
713
431
515
34
292
237
953
861
102
906
57
1,047
895
152
320
208
90
429
1,822
899
923
121
181
248
544
102
626
29,189
15,298
11,780
1,241
870
22,131
2,949
277
1,168
129
174
65
97
215
824
5,998,901
4,408,254
1,590,647
1,292,917
332,596
409,715
211,420
108,498
622,533
445,150
1,016,290
61,475
761,338
736,969
5,021,744
3,615,929
1,405,815
1,701,161
816,509
129,735
1,739,390
634,949
9,247,560
7,566,883
1,680,677
8,299,953
947,607
1,025,952
783,936
242,016
425,897
400,957
108,583
90,515
4,227,222
1,830,538
2,396,684
563,379
1,621,214
464,567
427,835
160,326
989,901
16,038,372
3,538,222
6,488,913
5,781,703
229,534
39,250,509
7,621,093
677,324
2,179,398
992,494
192,992
168,455
520,605
1,514,950
1,374,875
458,293
458,293
204,320
17,749
12,233
21,696
39,620
79,043
21,820
61,812
181,420
181,420
71,409
3,101
69,019
37,891
396,179
396,179
374,405
21,774
52,535
52,535
12,563
22,815
6,622
10,535
150,448
150,448
14,445
21,277
50,698
15,552
11,916
36,560
33,184
401,645
463,190
14,482
103,232
10,587
1,230
3,979
1,407
92
44
124
2,243
1,468
885,344
762,501
122,843
111,660
37,322
40,016
33,341
7,840
111,949
36,744
334,290
19,772
72,311
79,599
404,918
335,340
69,578
122,689
41,958
11,936
176,942
51,393
441,675
409,018
32,657
423,938
17,737
155,881
134,757
21,124
65,548
39,962
18,563
31^808
363,738
239,909
123,829
21,174
85,524
45,928
77,373
22,007
111,732
1,607,-13
273,914
814,821
457,548
60,830
1,229,060
163,061
19,733
62,392
7,564
7,444
2,258
5,593
14,139
43,9«8
14.8
17.3
7.7
8.6
11.2
9.8
16.0
7.2
IS.O
8.3
32.9
32.2
9.5
10.3
8.1
9.3
4.9
7.2
5.1
9.2
10.2
8.1
4.8
5.4
1.9
5.1
1.9
15.2
17.2
8.7
15.4
10.0
17.1
35.1
8.6
13.1
5.2
3.8
5.3
9.9
18.1
13.7
11.3
7.7
12.6
7.9
26.5
3.1
2.1
2.9
2.9
0.8
3.9
1.3
1.1
0.9
3.2
560,183
490,164
70,019
62,563
16,953
19,255
20,504
4,664
72,667
22,868
252,191
14,968
36,299
37,241
204,228
164,267
39,961
75,081
25,797
8,295
70,769
24,286
230,661
214,364
15,797
219,906
10,755
93,640
83,094
10,546
38,394
24,399
10,220
20,627
170,739
107,929
62,810
9,796
16,976
21,805
50,138
11,113
60,911
539,643
42,407
290,549
179,463
27,224
530,707
72,106
9,650
28,395
3,090
2,763
750
2,291
7,063
18,104
11,291,839
9,973,980
1,317,359
1,234,720
347,206
360,713
409,257
86,440
1,434,623
430,479
5,272,667
299,396
686,504
729,834
3,939,599
3,236,865
752,734
1,456,329
492,573
155,603
1,411,200
473,894
4,497,540
4,216,854
280,686
4,290,260
207,280
1,841,578
1,626,016
215,562
783,304
446,121
220,196
391,957
3,602,338
2,371,494
1,230,844
221,305
319,485
464,774
1,000,425
213,571
1,382,778
10,627,876
861,722
5,747,052
3,487,438
531,664
10,091,334
1,321,026
173,502
524,549
53,621
52,916
12,892
40,750
128,493
334,303
107,096
94,640
12,456
13,306
2,940
2,482
4,106
880
13,009
3,679
46,795
3,156
9,095
7,643
37,051
31,041
5,020
12,651
3,343
1,497
15,022
4,048
48,259
45,004
3,255
46,272
1,997
20,206
18,292
1,914
6,901
5,226
2,032
5,997
35,468
23,750
11,718
1,810
3,594
4,702
10,087
2,287
12,888
128,269
12,773
71,484
37,220
6,792
118,142
13,841
1,810
5,712
431
527
160
349
1,357
3,495
107,314
94,945
12,369
13,487
3,134
2,488
4,181
334
13,047
3,633
45,894
3,120
3,839
7,607
37,062
30,976
6,086
12,625
3,855
1,518
14,999
4,065
46,933
43,634
3,099
45,014
1,919
20,334
13,478
1,906
7,042
5,292
2,084
5,966
35,516
23,395
11,621
1,812
3,726
4,818
9,894
2,488
12,773
126,522
12,647
70,673
36,605
6,697
117,211
13,947
1,843
5,733
427
530
153
377
1,343
3,541
107,592
95,747
11,845
14,169
2,943
2,474
4,104
851
13,135
3,595
47,689
2,804
3,325
7,503
37,428
31,313
6,115
12,734
3,933
1,515
15,203
4,043
47,028
44,265
2,763
45,134
1,894
20,719
18,822
1,897
7,336
5,389
2,081
5,913
36,146
24,500
11,546
1,779
3,651
5,030
10,235
2,557
12,793
128,183
12,738
71,529
37,038
6,828
123,707
14,256
1,931
5,832
435
526
153
380
1,328
3,671
108,279
96,485
11,794
13,512
2,360
2,436
4,029
316
13,043
3,575
49,119
2,794
8,579
7,466
37,447
31,327
6,120
12,738
3,919
1,568
15,143
4,079
47,717
45,051
2,666
45,769
1,948
20,460
18,510
1,850
7,371
5,262
2,030
5,797
35,201
24,357
11,844
1,874
3,868
4,326
10,339
2,384
12,910
13,346
73,631
33,672
6,905
131,303
14,440
1,954
5,871
463
559
159
333
1,289
3,762
1-10
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table lA. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
T^e of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year,
at cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Ajnount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek ended nearest —
(Number)
my 15
(Number)
August 15
(Number)
November
15
(Ni-unber)
.(active
proprie-
tors of un-
incorpo-
rated
busi-
nesses,
November
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
Merchandise agents, brokers — Continued
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels
Apparel (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's)....
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
',/omen's, children's clothing, accessories.
Furs (dressed), fur clothing
Handbags
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing
Dry goods, piece goods
Hosiery
Dry goods
Piece goods ..'...
Furniture, home furnishings
Furniture
Home furnishings
Paper, allied products
Paper
Stationery, office supplies
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair...
Miscellaneous inedible farm products
Automotive
Zlectrical-electronic apparatus,
equipment, appliances
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods
Hardware
Plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials
Lumber, millwork :
Construction materials (except lumber)....
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Air conditioning, commercial
refrigeration equipment
Commerc ial machines , equipment
Construction machinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies.
Professional equipment, supplies
Service establishment equipment, supplies.
Transportation (exc. automotive)
equipment, supplies
Metals , metalwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and products
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel
Amusements, sporting goods, toys
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke
Farm supplies
Jewelry
Yarns
Petroleum and products
General merchandise
Miscellaneous products agents,
brokers, n.e.c
Assemblers of farm products, total
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh f rui ts , vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock (except horses, mules)
Other inedible farm products
Farm supplies
Feed
Seed
Other farm products assemblers
1,107
214
893
516
172
262
82
1,205
226
162
573
iS
35
67
SO
U
818
111
159
548
837
375
462
403
283
120
3,566
254
230
137
2,223
552
118
52
648
1,527
859
167
501
1,049
347
702
903
526
377
3,174
203
202
84
54
2,124
85
247
175
661
513
1'.8
2,768
48
271
89
212
169
109
131
192
460
1,087
13,255
4,080
2,087
1,993
3,669
281
6,613
95
1,090
590
495
372
123
2,107,445
516,210
1,591,235
522,701
143,150
317,332
62,219
2,076,128
658,415
248,213
921,217
59,941
24,058
59,368
39,865
15,051
3,233,165
224,021
488,027
2,521,117
571,713
269,516
302,197
469,942
410,731
59,211
11,495,721
1,020,618
1,129,036
258,403
7,558,447
1,045,530
315,643
167,994
925,266
1,383,138
695,667
134,053
553,413
606,339
239,745
366,594
855,451
657,513
197,933
2,169,550
197,197
68,347
75,609
32,671
1,356,474
26,008
174,247
238,997
940,802
631,918
308,384
4,272,055
85,788
245,501
77,292
584,803
330,258
68,311
263,250
566,617
595,989
9,050,816
2,680,036
1,392,362
1,287,674
6,171,994
623,751
3,225,985
32,349
1,771,355
518,054
194,713
147,422
47,291
4,061
2,138
1,923
1,720
322
1,264
134
1,913
319
305
1,054
91
32
1
102
9
5,620
236
960
4,374
1,634
494
1,140
1,020
868
152
29,708
10,053
1,150
1,495
7,335
7,762
1,382
31
2,093
5,727
3,461
579
1,687
2,595
499
2,096
1,709
709
1,000
11,917
813
689
937
272
8,119
100
785
202
9,551
8,762
789
13,377
1,167
318
1,194
1,136
440
400
130
203
4,702
3,687
385,348
70,636
21,177
49,459
293,455
30,761
181,772
1,871
16,016
63,035
20,657
12,655
8,002
87,517
18,693
68,824
25,212
10,474
11,747
2,991
71,613
16,983
10,256
31,967
2,821
1,383
3,630
4,068
455
107,348
9,299
13,932
79,067
38,691
17,044
21,647
19,590
14,403
5,187
176,930
7,659
11,349
9,108
96,999
43,602
5,933
2,280
38,293
83,801
44,804
7,124
31,873
43,929
15,254
28,675
40,533
25,640
14,893
150,303
8,973
6,746
5,501
2,155
106,371
2,159
9,560
8,838
31,722
23,630
8,092
150,517
3,364
14,434
7,853
22,307
6,596
3,989
6,537
10,619
26,726
43,042
379,301
111,730
267,571
328,622
16,030
219,456
2,914
42,601
47,621
20,419
13,053
7,366
4.2
3.6
4.3
4.8
7.3
3.7
4.8
3.4
2.6
4.1
3.5
4.7
5.7
6.2
4.5
3.0
3.3
4.2
3.9
3.1
6.8
6.3
7.2
4.2
3.5
8.8
1.5
0.8
1.0
3.5
1.3
4.2
1.9
1.4
6.1
6.4
5.3
5.8
7.2
6.4
7.8
4.7
3.9
7.5
4.6
9.9
7.3
6.6
7.8
8.3
5.5
3.4
3.7
2.6
3.5
3.9
5.9
10.2
3.8
2.0
5.8
2.5
1.9
4.5
3.i
14.2
8.0
20.8
5.3
2.6
6.8
8.9
2.4
9.2
10.5
6.9
15.6
4,073
39,381
9,307
30,074
11,735
4,314
5,859
1,562
31,175
9,235
4,418
12,960
1,229
460
1,373
1,373
122
49,567
4,687
8,538
36,342
14,434
6,133
8,301
3,247
5,913
2,334
77,429
3,035
5,544
4,327
46,247
14,343
3,155
778
14,991
32,007
17,653
2,536
11,818
17,581
5,526
12,055
17,727
10,368
7,359
64,606
3,822
3,177
2,411
809
45,611
892
4,371
3,513
13,576
9,467
4,109
66,145
1,893
5,161
3,730
11,394
2,809
1,396
2,140
4,061
13,795
19,766
176,957
52,205
124,752
140,680
6,207
95,672
1,562
14,854
22,385
9,796
6,530
3,266
530
733,776
194,756
539,020
236,253
90,239
117,145
28,869
583,909
180,070
73,649
251,724
19,671
8,668
25,000
22,599
2,523
878,670
85,924
152,178
640,568
275,574
117,677
157,897
158,304
113,033
45,221
1,551,834
57,716
102,509
73,154
949,099
397,720
55,475
16,161
286,327
624,223
333,570
47,335
243,318
341,699
105,124
236,575
331,088
192,630
138,458
74,609
58,742
41,122
18,572
338,688
18,925
66,353
248,944
175,585
73,359
1,222,516
29,938
93,953
65,658
214,981
59,438
23,304
40,913
71,540
260,984
361,807
3,458,470
1,090,733
2,367,737
3,004,277
123,672
1,854,511
29,654
301,737
694,653
196,015
127,985
68,030
11,800
8,758
2,056
6,702
2,089
880
935
274
6,202
1,948
648
2,596
405
96
265
219
25
7,242
636
1,529
5,077
2,637
1,134
1,503
1,420
981
439
34,480
723
1,058
754
28,866
2,366
552
161
2,532
5,257
2,949
471
1,837
3,240
1,007
2,233
4,170
1,946
2,224
11,230
858
675
416
197
7,429
210
822
623
2,279
1,576
703
12,765
342
869
921
1,960
626
269
396
706
2,994
3,682
111,592
67,498
16,662
50,836
40,942
1,514
25,586
501
4,913
8,428'
2,993
2,151
842
159
9,025
2,099
6,926
2,130
392
967
271
6,132
1,399
655
2,618
368
93
262
212
25
7,231
523
1,532
5,076
2,636
1,129
1,507
1,443
1,009
434
33,463
714
1,053
703
28,897
1,330
586
180
2,576
5,430
3,006
471
1,953
3,234
998
2,236
3,366
1,978
1,408
11,626
1,171
694
413
194
7,493
211
830
620
2,299
1,593
706
12,653
326
863
893
1,976
616
274
384
709
2,962
3,540
69,178
17,377
51,801
39,467
1,478
26,050
560
5,004
6,375
2,980
2,209
771
146
8,618
1,906
6,712
2,140
907
965
268
5,956
1,943
645
2,559
231
93
259
201
25
7,212
619
1,517
5,076
2,626
1,126
1,500
1,452
1,028
424
39,678
706
1,036
695
29,593
6,862
547
184
2,600
5,393
3,003
477
1,918
3,238
1,018
2,220
4,170
1,959
2,211
11,733
1,185
680
406
204
7,588
237
823
610
2,273
1,582
691
12,357
311
874
913
1,889
545
277
390
677
2,331
3,545
59,951
17,585
42,376
42,710
1,811
28,375
522
5,131
6,371
3,232
2,273
959
8,753
2,055
6,698
2,212
955
932
275
6,122
1,951
703
2,660
220
98
259
203
23
7,339
544
1,535
5,110
2,693
1,171
1,527
1,456
1,025
431
46,714
812
1,089
707
30,373
12,976
512
245
2,533
5,513
3,042
489
1,982
3,356
1,075
2,291
3,473
2,014
1,459
11,355
695
587
405
199
7,593
240
830
605
2,302
1,604
698
12,932
295
932
919
1,943
722
281
391
719
2,835
3,895
72,104
18,266
53,333
48,400
2,235
28,196
547
5,434
11,968
3,242
2,195
1,047
XXX Not applicable. ... Represents zero. ^Entries for agents and brokers represent brokerage or commissions received,
from general offices, totaling $1,732,169 for the year 1954; sales are not allocated to sales offices.
^Excludes sales directly from plants and
UNITED STATES SUMMARY 1-11
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948'-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales,
entire
year
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number J
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
November
(Number)
United Stales, 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 distributers
Hetailer-coODerative 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 cnaipan5*>s
Brokers (merchandise):
Representing sellers
Representing Duyers
Commission merchants
Export agents
Import agents
Manufacturers agents:
With stocks
Without stocks
Selling agents
Purchasing agents, resident buyers
Cooperative buying agencies
Cooperative sales agencies
Assemblers (mainly farm products), total
Assemblers (dealing on own account)
Ccnnlssion uuyers
Cooperative marketing associations
Cream stations
Country grain elevators:
Independent
Line
Cooperative
Packers, shippers
Type Vy Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers, total
Groceries, confectionery, meats:
Groceries (general line )
Not sponsoring ccoperative 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
Wines, distilled spirits
"T'jge, chemicals, allied products:
Drugs (general line)
Drugs, drug sundries (specialty lines)
Proprietary roediclnes, toiletries
Retailer-cooperatives specialty lines
Drug sundries
Industrial chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes
With glass, wallpaper
without glass, wallpaper
216,099
117,105
1,091
1,944
3,141
1,918
978
1,615
1,065
260
23,706
15,687
8,019
28,351
6,345
16,288
3,919
1,057
742
18,138
1,671
3,821
504
1,977
910
250
1,245
4,906
2,477
185
21
171
16,787
4,052
1,080
994
605
2,406
3,282
2,473
129, 117
4,253
2,953
634
211
404
51
1,696
1,100
3,200
5,458
1,000
489
130
263
422
3,154
4,839
6,127
5,206
1,495
302
1,594
663
17
914
1,075
1,153
486
667
76,533,260
62,040,990
1,735,854
2,812,215
3,387,793
2,783,083
354,537
2,604,407
146,885
667,496
50,800,384
28,609,331
22,191,053
10,483,060
1,756,090
2,572,310
3,547,591
171,422
2,435,647
32,839,667
2,870,079
8,176,570
1,059,053
7,290,708
1,161,002
670,189
598,624
3,074,172
4,916,189
1,729,346
83,010
1,210,725
9,920,288
2,129,583
1,459,848
1,410,424
60,477
1,089,389
1,273,040
1,694,774
802,753
76,533,260
5,771,700
3,358,324
1,627,196
582,340
146,409
57,431
357,554
387,557
1,977,065
2,719,192
399,360
567,065
66,008
153,612
232,165
1,300,981
2,688,598
3,169,960
1,524,681
2,525,114
844,070
496,100
201,722
6,551
287,827
685,727
217,391
106,894
110,497
9,965,440
7,056,391
5,824,309
187,510
461,389
212,767
272,874
22,501
6,668
3,069
65,304
1,730,310
1,730,310
702,298
83,431
19,459
469,994
13,510
115,904
64,910
2,466
13,189
2,904
13,202
6,200
3,509
7,900
905
361
2,250
411,531
69,485
8,799
107,429
602
50,007
64,508
79,501
31,200
7,055,391
598,763
355,255
171,807
54,182
10,670
6,849
23,749
16, 149
33,807
209,950
43,244
49,881
6,749
5,688
24,446
79,942
63,017
51,830
69,130
304,149
116,611
59,544
23,872
1,425
34,247
50,917
34, 180
19,511
14,669
8,826,101
7,642,048
156,678
396,394
258,440
174,747
16,956
116,742
19,369
34,727
3,845,519
2,860,408
985,211
947,995
201,958
202,401
432,441
20,465
90,729
835,806
63,119
151,325
19,553
96,576
46,684
14, 575
43,132
174,877
190,472
22,281
1,899
11,213
604,810
92.587
22,175
136,822
5,345
47,355
47,116
50,365
,826,101
471,825
294,717
135,109
26,939
7,150
7,910
43,304
60,600
147,764
263,701
42,000
41,126
5,724
13,075
33,688
127,088
213,111
313,141
217,288
223,535
100, 191
114,388
50,961
607
52,820
91,748
49,291
25,578
23,713
12.3
9.0
U.l
7.9
5.3
4.8
4.5
13.2
5.2
7.5
10.0
4.4
9.0
11.5
7.9
12.2
11.9
3.7
2.5
2.2
1.8
1.8
1.3
4.0
2.2
7.2
5.7
3.9
1.3
2.3
0.9
6.1
4.3
1.5
9.7
4.3
3.7
3.0
8.2
8.8
8.3
4.6
4.9
13.8
12.1
15.6
7.5
9.7
10.5
7.3
10.2
8.5
14.5
9.8
7.9
9.9
14.3
8.9
11.9
23.1
30.2
9.3
18.4
13.4
22.7
23.9
21.5
7,734,207
4,232,993
81,419
255,337
101,277
80,038
8,168
57,944
9,369
22,083
1,903,870
1,492,124
411,746
345,177
83,492
50,096
135,045
11,910
54,534
349,653
25,242
61,315
7,385
49,301
21,894
4,813
25,408
59,565
73,170
14,486
858
5,215
286,879
37,879
9,235
66,954
2,951
21,561
24,163
26,256
97,880
4,848,628
285,756
175,332
85,196
16,722
3,565
4,941
24,398
30,067
82,149
125,059
18,956
18,165
2,838
5,135
16,396
63,559
115,900
157,550
106,348
117,628
65,403
46,471
25,144
374
20,953
45,884
27,992
15,000
12,992
148,293,186
91,456,242
80,379,079
1,374,059
4,738,618
1,731,47.5
1,410,924
156,433
1,049,127
197,801
418,726
36,931,797
28,939,039
7,992,758
6,825,115
1,640,304
1,002,096
2,691,855
233,853
1,256,007
6,751,854
686,972
1,117,857
137,415
916,959
421,625
86,262
482,922
1,153,078
1,321,766
282,247
19,359
125,391
6,327,178
846,885
181,232
1,<.86,495
55,297
411,767
440,640
510,270
2,394,592
91,456,242
5,433,833
3,354,187
1,602,716
321,683
66,783
88,454
492,315
594,595
1,607,526
2,426,510
377,607
325,382
63,188
95,844
335,227
1,229,262
2,234,408
2,955,974
2,024,029
2,300,078
1,243,613
914,558
507,887
7,154
399,527
824,838
521,926
275,754
246,162
1,440,738
1,291,295
12,116
71,151
22,966
17,074
3,241
11,573
4,068
7,253
499,522
409,737
89,785
112,264
30,412
21,515
38,525
4,169
17,643
101,522
22,779
14,467
1,817
15,173
6,684
1,068
6,070
13,659
13,544
3,769
176
2,216
151,357
?1,787
4,324
33,531
1,592
9,000
9,711
10,125
61,287
1,440,738
95,600
60,811
26,837
5,421
1,282
1,249
9,599
11,167
25,108
41,970
6,643
5,223
1,504
1,614
5,539
21,447
43,515
52,312
34,404
29,109
21,996
14,589
7,758
138
6,633
10,707'
8,528
4,737
3,79ll
.>e footnotes at end of table.
1-12 WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
( tl.OOQ)
Per-
cent
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Payroll
(DoUarel^
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
bti3i-
nesses,
November
( Number >
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
Merchant wholesalers— Continued
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
Hosieiy , underwear
Piece goods ( jobbers )
Other dry goods, notions
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings:
Furniture (household, office)
Household furniture
Office furniture
Home furnishings, floor coverings
China, glassware, crockeiy
Floor coverings
Miscellaneous home furnishings
Paper and its products;
Wrapping paper, twine
Fine papei
Stationery, office supplies
Wallpaper
Miscellaneous paper products
Farm products (raw materials):
Cotton „
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock (except horses, mules)
Tobacco ( leaf )
Woolj mohair
Miscellaneous Inedible farm products
Automotive :
Autcgnobiles, other motor vehicles
Automobiles, new and used
Trucks, tractors (road type )
Automotive equipment, tires and tubes
Automotive parts , accessories
Garage equipment , tools
Tires and tubes
Electrical goods:
Electrical goods (general line)
Wiring supplies, construction materials, apparatus and equipment
Wiring supplies, construction materiars
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 ,
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies
Plumbing , heating (general line )
Heating (Inc. stoves, ranges)
Plumbing fixtures, supplies
Air conditioning, ventilating equipment
Lumber, construction materials:
Lumber, millwork
Direct mill shippers
Distributors with vards
Other construction materials
Brick, tile, terracotta
Cement, lime, plaster
Glass (building)
Sand, gravel, crushed stone
Ready-mixed concrete distributors
Roofing, siding, insulation
Miscellaneous construction materials
4,122
350
1,123
1,178
393
399
519
160
178
1,214
535
1,953
1,726
1,090
1,054
528
526
2,135
450
570
1,115
470
430
759
244
1,727
299
378
624
207
135
247
169
2,073
614
1,459
11,490
10,269
357
864
539
2,159
1,702
457
2,343
359
1,107
232
645
1,977
361
309
1,307
3,518
1,867
524
821
306
3,109
863
2,246
2,467
252
2O0
326
184
354
326
825
2,487,122
1,471,358
177,286
358,931
410,898
141,482
99,828
241,338
41,595
456,026
1,863,665
195,658
1,084,146
583,861
1,738,434
375,261
241,667
133,594
873,973
114,568
411,881
347,524
295,649
461,634
177,096
32,559
913,024
1,741,557
3,051,393
467,222
406, 595
221,088
508,974
374,178
1,351,070
809,567
541,503
2,566,576
2,311,329
74,790
180,457
1,425,512
853,297
707,104
146,193
2,030,474
769,106
486,774
442,915
331,679
2,006,431
1,196,485
501,4.45
308,501
1,769,497
1,178,756
173,172
321,821
95,748
2,755,546
1,039,869
1,715,677
1,134,409
98,327
108,527
109,692
86,737
174,808
171,287
385,031
113,749
184,917
24,821
48,808
38,164
27,736
10,885
28,752
5,751
68,856
207,996
16,230
110,718
81,048
188,561
45,362
24,257
21,105
116,415
17,906
57,164
41,345
34,989
44,345
27,280
6,059
79,783
152,920
128,297
49,221
4,296
27,117
63,686
28,335
113,755
45,106
68,649
478,029
439,162
11,910
26,957
170,515
107,027
36,098
20,929
224,781
85,326
56,182
44,723
38,550
364,805
221,391
87,737
55,677
253,873
168,584
21,750
48,614
14,925
193,652
3,426
190,226
78,951
5,834
5,427
13,100
2,614
4,194
14,713
33,069
129,318
212,706
24,597
53,197
63,616
15,757
18,321
32,343
4,875
59,383
227,939
21,789
110, 172
95,978
156,792
74,826
39,528
35,298
140,917
24,958
49,293
66,666
48,186
62,572
47,612
10,974
122,210
77,740
65,033
31,441
8,008
21,085
24,987
15,885
141,101
57,350
83,751
568,453
516,477
16,864
35,112
148,596
138,612
106,915
31,697
266,158
98,270
74,944
42,146
50,798
313,120
181,075
73,651
58,394
269,274
164,969
30,682
51,759
21,864
298,547
56,915
241,632
250,984
15,466
22,119
31,213
21,570
58,828
24,429
77,359
14.5
13.9
14.8
15.5
11.1
18.4
13.4
11.7
13.0
12.2
11.1
10.2
16.4
9.0
19.9
16.4
26.4
16.1
21.8
12.0
19.2
16.3
13.6
26.9
33.7
13.4
4.5
2.1
6.7
2.0
9.5
4.9
4.2
10.4
7.1
15.5
22.1
22.3
22.5
19.5
10.4
16.2
15.1
21.7
13.1
12.8
15.4
9.5
15.3
15.6
15.1
14.7
18.9
15.2
14.0
17.7
16.1
22.8
10.8
5.5
14.1
22.1
15.7
20.4
28.5
24.9
33.7
14.3
20.1
75,327
109,207
13,148
27,785
32,383
7,123
9,590
16,994
2,184
36,360
115,938
11,271
52,738
51,929
81,372
43,160
21,847
21,313
75,586
13,213
23,357
34,016
31,156
39,974
29,964
5,505
72,048
16,735
29,415
7,537
2,707
9,955
11,920
6,701
78,116
30,101
48,015
342,526
314,330
9,995
18,201
88,906
31,435
62,535
18,900
147,814
55,162
41,110
24,185
27,357
203,769
122,712
47,966
33,091
155,491
97,080
16,186
29,097
13,128
167,376
26,824
140, 552
135,956
7,987
12,045
20,745
10,036
30,068
13,270
41,805
2,011,462
240,828
520,928
595,704
141,533
178,230
292,200
42,039
676,868
2,115,648
217,433
907,383
990,832
1,372,762
813,595
427,678
385,917
1,427,534
244,277
515,524
667,733
579,071
741,621
588,219
99,974
1,354,135
245,255
572,005
135,774
51,025
195,447
173,947
113,917
1,527,197
593,208
933,989
6,624.870
6,077,964
194,480
352,426
1,722,305
1,508,079
1,155,606
352,473
2,867,504
1,067,636
301,768
476,300
521,800
3,718,210
2,238,494
860,222
619,494
2,884,600
1,768,321
310,403
544,617
261,254
3,092,442
484,120
2,603,322
2,657,942
149,779
234,523
381,529
210,724
617, 105
260,493
803,789
28,955
3,779
7,568
8,192
1,758
2,792
4,169
697
9,815
27,570
3,268
10,937
13,315
12,118
11,547
5,606
5,941
20,916
3,783
6,715
10,413
8,156
9,192
10,052
1,795
19,487
3,323
8,095
2,105
800
5,291
1,918
1,455
23,872
8,962
14,910
112,531
103,663
2,973
5,890
25,332
23,122
17,765"
5,353
40,953
14,407
12,134
6,661
7,751
59,330
35,173
13,931
10,226
42,708
26,548
4,454
7,390
3,816
47,027
5,196
41,831
39,804
2,162
3,431
5,785
2,983
9,097
3,682
12,664
See footnotes at end of table.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY 1_13
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948-UNITED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and Jclnd of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll )
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Emplcyee
(Number )
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesaeSj
November
(Number)
T^pe ty Kind of Business— Continued
Merchant wholesalers — Continued
Machinery, equipment, supplies:
ComDercial machines, equipment
Cannerclal refrigeration eqxilpment
Office machines, equipment
Restaurant, hotel supplies (principally nonfood)..
Store machines, fixtures
Other commercial machines, equipment
Const ructi on machinery, equipment
Farm-dairy machlncryj 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
Industrial machinery, supplies, n.e.c
Professional equipment, supplies
Dental supplies
Religious supplies
School equipment, supplies
Surgical, medical, hospital equipment, supplies.
Miscellaieoufl professional equipment, supplies,.
Service establishment equipment, supplies.
Barber, beauty supplies
Laundry, dry cleaning equipment, supplies.
Shoe findings
Undertakers ' supplies
JJpholsterers' 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, metalwork (except scrap) :
Iron, st«el and products
Nonferrous metals, metalwork...
Waste materials:
Iron, steel scrap
Other scrap, waste materials.
Other merchant wholesalers:
Amusement, sporting goods
Cameras, photographic goods.
Sporting goods, toys, games.
Other recreational goods....
Books, periodicals, newspapers
Coal, coke
Direct shippers (without yards).
Distributors with yards
Farm supplies
Feed
Fertilizers, agricultural chemicals.
Seeds
Miscellaneous farm supplies
Jewelry
Jewelery (general line )
Clocks, watches
Precious stones, metals
Watch materials. Jewelers' tools, supplies.
Costume Jewelry
Miscellaneous Jewelry
Petroleum and products
Merchant wholesalers, miscellaneous products...
Flowers (out ), 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, meata;
Conf ec tlonery
Meats, meat products
Other grocery, food specialties
Canned foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Flour
Miscellaneous grocery specialties
4,264
1,127
802
712
1,290
333
906
823
6,792
239
21A
477
600
1,005
181
100
3,976
2,353
418
121
219
643
952
3,520
877
350
1,039
90
163
1,001
609
180
78
314
1,466
240
2,620
3,820
1,891
409
1,450
32
1,471
946
609
337
1,538
793
221
458
66
2,461
368
330
360
218
351
834
1,072
3,969
518
S3
346
177
96
61
548
210
1,930
15,687
133
731
2,257
165
54
155
1,883
837,04i
202,091
. 102,011
190,751
265,307
76,884
779,882
431,117
2,973,949
331,205
59,812
176,988
330,360
717,069
50,389
74,417
1,233,709
562,413
89,163
18,152
64,275
.214,612
176,211
743,440
%,605
112,443
324,361
9,708
43,369
156,954
249,507
54,683
60,150
123,222
11,452
J,447,929
503,126
1,688,130
975,501
543,393
160,919
375,582
6,892
456, 186
1,997,822
'1,392,698
605,124
1,196,385
601,537
131,780
324,035
139,533
725,091
202,490
103,025
181,829
41,805
68, 571
127,371
740,721
2,456,795
128,555
17,048
145,911
709,813
16,737
180,070
257,895
152,040
848,726
28,609,331
355,338
2,717,418
3,399,460
627,316
228,572
493,895
2,049,677
117,538
31,866
1-3,072
31,368
32, 526
8,706
131,039
57,916
394,727
46,727
7,256
16,066
44,917
102,047
5,347
5,784
166,583
89,352
17, 134
4,023
9,357
29,783
29,055
107,460
19,423
13,922
46,093
1,711
7,362
18,949
29,859
6,237
3,971
18,140
1,511
163,730
36,030
51,797
48,882
68,347
17,322
50,534
491
27,570
64,617
2,539
62,078
87,160
22,338
10,417
41,739
12,616
143,687
36,640
20,141
39,395
7,U2
9,351
31,028
33,320
208,492
3,998
876
10,383
68,046
2,730
12,230
24,417
14,491
71,321
1,730,310
15,820
69,742
131,689
38,109
9,970
8,491
75,119
203,952
51,404
28,825
42,987
61,749
18,987
128,413
57,197
480,205
57,293
12,884
29,476
58,669
66,308
10,775
6,667
238,133
144,658
23,008
4,616
12,815
49,011
55,208
141,763
31,926
23,964
33,487
2,772
7,930
36,634
46,311
13,004
8,881
22,174
2,252
216,024
36,495
162,123
153,378
94,283
27,365
65,768
1,150
32,027
86,053
45,911
40,142
110,973
38,259
16,671
48,776
7,267
112,885
33,123
17,712^
13,695
9,116
14,519
24,720
64,128
262,887
24,507
4,426
20,689
72,160
3,533
11,612
29,428
10,881
35,651
2,860,408
42,791
114,469
289,810
45,546
16,357
25,456
202,451
24.4
25.4
28.3
22.5
23.3
24.7
16.5
11.9
16.1
17.3
21.5
16.7
17.3
9.2
21.4
9.0
19.3
25.7
25.8
25.4
19.9
22.8
31,
19.1
33.0
21.3
11.9
28.6
18.3
23.4
13.6
23.8
14.8
18.0
19.7
14.9
7.3
9.6
15.7
17.4
17.0
17.5
16.7
13.0
4.3
3.3
6.6
9.3
6.4
12.7
15.1
5.2
15.6
16.4
17.2
7.5
21.8
21.2
19.4
8.7
10.7
19.1
26.0
14.2
10.2
21.1
6.4
11.4
7.2
10.1
10.0
12.0
4.2
8.5
7.3
7.2
5.2
9.9
112,146
28,396
17,243
24,197
33,347
8,%3
73,947
33,391
263,796
36,610
8,183
17,040
31,651
30,792
6,128
4,010
134,382
38,336
13,933
2,630
7,819
28,971
34,933
75,138
16,956
12,496
19,541
1,527
4,171
20,447
24,471
5,888
4,466
12,753
1,364
113,531
21,170
85,103
82,363
48,534
12,864
35,134
536
51,771
45,555
24,799
20,756
57,503
18,128
7,358
27,775
4,342
60,683
18,647
9,111
6,675
5,497
7,379
12,874
30,741
137,783
14,056
2,465
11,376
41,558
1,897
5,817
15,502
5,385
39,727
14,924
64,855
123,913
15,630
4,951
11,804
96,533
2,121,673
528,974
358,735
455,376
615,()33
163,555
1,391,185
588, 169
5,137,696
709,161
145,833
302,746
587,968
630,114
111,269
57,884
2,582,671
1,664,588
282,047
47,631
146,407
542,277
646,226
1,383 ,JQ2
325,759
222,995
333,989
28,347
74,604
392,615
456,359
121,018
82,373
228,905
24,558
2,157,842
383,040
1,562,492
1,603,312
924,307
251,786
661,596
10,925
1,026,040
834,375
450,274
384,101
1,069,359
20,326
336,218
6,261
138,905
2,253
512,953
10,256
81,283
1,556
1,148,312
15,955
348,763
4,574
172,321
2,130
117,049
1,152
103,878
1,920
160,242
2,408
246,059
3,771
580,256
8,795
2,552,178
42,620
246,985
4,295
50,232
360
228,368
4,431
749,886
12,293
36,526
677
105,799
1,541
279,714
5,473
95,767
1,124
758,901
11,876
28,939,039
409,737
298,915
4,210
1,336,041
22,504
2,529,606
38,017
301,203
5,132
96,906
1,452
225,546
3,391
1,905,951
23,042
2,653
8,041
5,683
7,054
9,489
2,386
17,720
8,149
72,513
9,728
1,921
3,684
8,710
9,099
1,441
787
37,143
29,039
4,577
1,108
2,453
8,062
12,839
22,913
6,257
3,375
5,332
505
1,247
6,197
5,893
1,726
723
3,141
303
28,093
5,046
28,002
31,793
15,679
3,983
11,491
200
22,417
11,155
5,023
6,132
See footnotes at end of table.
1-14
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948-UNlTED STATES, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments. Sales. Inventories. Operating Expenses. Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(number)
Sales,
entire
year
(tl,O00)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll )
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 1 5
Payroll
(DoUare)
Employees
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
Manufacturers ' sales branches (with stocks) — Continued
Farm products (edible) :
Dairy, poultry products
Beer, wines, distilled spirts:
Beer, ale
Wines, 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, furnishings, footwear
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, furnishings
Clothing, furnishings, footwear, n.e.n
Dry goods, piece goods, notions
Hosiery, underwear
Piece goods
Other dry goods, notions.
Furniture, home furnishings:
Furniture (household, office)
Household furniture
Office furniture
Home furnishings, floor coverings
Floor coverings
Miscellaneous home furnishings
Paper and its products:
Stationery, office supplies
Other paper products
Automotive equipment, tires and tubes
Automotive parts, accessories
Garage equipment, tools
Tires, tubes
Electrical goods:
Wiring supplies, construction material, apparatus, and equipment
Wiring supplies, construction materials
Apparatus and equipment
Electrical appliances, specialties
Hardware, plumbing, heating:
Hardware
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies
Plumbing, heating (general -line)
Heating (including stoves, ranges)
Plumbing fixtures, supplies
Air conditioning, ventllat ing equipment
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 :
Commercial machines, equipment
Office machines, equipment
Store machines, fixtures ,
Other commercial machines, equipment, n.e.c
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, n.e.c
Professional equipment, supplies
Service establishment equipment, supplies
Laundry, dry cleaning equipment, supplies
Shoe findings
Undertakers ' supplies
Miscellaneous service equipment, supplies
Transportation (except automotive) equipment, supplies
Metals, metal work (except scrap):
Iron, steel and products
Nonferrous metals, metal work
Other manufacturers ' sales branches
See footnotes at end of table.
195
58
247
86
161
478
698
536
162
193
82
60
51
219
35
217
106
111
151
59
92
184
120
697
357
106
234
450
167
283
216
109
518
237
155
125
337
40
35
130
35
97
1,759
1,438
220
101
56
283
1,779
60
178
134
145
241
119
902
593
286
50
58
50
128
70
380
131
1,269
219,648
528,571
501,524
143,125
358,399
1,472,119
353,619
223,473
130,146
419,423
384,220
175,110
54,500
154,810
1,176,185
62,306
990,898
122,981
170,008
104,503
65,505
420,524
241,634
178,890
60,680
131,673
1,609,681
792,776
30,458
786,447
2, 550, 179
394,705
2,155,474
211,091
77,983
586,395
356,601
128,921
29,762
71,111
142,479
482,208
31,317
48,296
135,444
48,582
218,569
754,457
645,778
62,376
46,303
41,714
1,308,163
1,804,193
149,975
197,693
79,319
201,878
191,289
78,439
905,600
147,492
261,903
51,481
150,320
21,939
38,163
93,877
658,442
346,350
4,320,821
3,509
19,094
42,909
11,844
31,065
62,824
41,434
26,603
14,831
10,052
40,993
15, 192
6,108
18,693
77,969
8,902
61,270
7,797
7,922
4,815
3,107
13,485
7,069
6,416
6,591
13,880
244,164
174,196
3,186
66,782
110,444
39, 177
71,267
20,219
7,920
46,756
31,439
9,781
2,637
2,899
21,452
33,288
1,996
1,732
23,736
1,289
4,535
50,190
40,695
3,769
5,726
5,009
113,129
115,050
4,685
15,101
8,050
8,007
16,792
5,208
57,207
22,644
18,600
4,220
6,293
4,067
4,020
18,888
57,213
28,692
38,017
39,403
104,306
37,782
66,524
128,409
66,502
42,610
23,892
24,133
40,254
15,418
6,486
18,350
57,502
8,682
34,129
14,961
27,228
10, 114
17,114
32,051
19,443
12,608
13,235
16,846
173,436
104,266
8,520
60,650
222,066
26,253
195,813
19, 591
13,313
73,322
36,712
19,146
3,939
13,525
16,202
86,604
3,544
7,589
23,672
6,581
45,218
241, 132
215,739
16, 162
9,231
6,069
78,871
205,803
7,486
24,344
8,660
15,774
16,923
10,767
121,849
37,566
30,268
9,236
6,351
4,654
10,027
15,548
60,193
22,454
403,888
17.3
7.5
20.8
26.4
18.6
8.7
18.8
19.1
18.4
5.8
10.5
8.8
11.9
11.9
4.9
13.9
3.4
11.9
16.0
9.7
26.1
7.6
8.0
7.0
21. <
12.1
10.8
13.2
28.0
7.7
8.7
6.7
9.1
9.3
17.1
12.5
10.3
14.8
13.2
19.0
11
18.0
11.3
15.7
17.5
13.5
20.7
40.0
33.4
25.9
19.9
14.5
6.0
11.4
5.0
12.3
10.9
7.8
8.8
13.7
"13.5
25.5
11.6
17.9
4.2
21.2
26.3
16.6
9.1
6.5
61,384
22,106
10,059
45,331
14,183
31,148
48,002
30,649
19,287
11,362
3,934
22,864
9,451
3,248
10,165
30,944
4,330
17,883
8,731
13,511
5,054
8,457
15,829
10,076
5,753
8,256
9,909
91,800
57,900
4,420
29,480
155,011
11,128
143,883
9,986
8,150
42,343
21,926
10,365
2,116
7,936
7,488
49,049
1,945
2,644
17,915
3,950
22,595
176,777
160,347
11,928
4,402
2,666
45,610
116,123
4,147
11,645
5,125
9,176
8,633
6,678
70,719
23,954
17,724
5,185
3,826
2,429
6,284
8,163
30,136
10,089
474,782
188,311
840,466
270,819
585,647
908,015
607, 650
401,058
206,592
72,727
441,933
187,230
66,464
188,239
589,520
77,921
352,826
158,773
245,479
80,831
164,648
291,682
188,669
103,013
156, 504
191,710
1,961,947
1,273,242
85,499
603,206
2,853,664
230,763
2,622,901
198,562
148,041
820,182
427,075
203,444
39,384
150,279
145,085
985,013
39,698
51,233
363,733
71,155
459,194
3,389,356
3,075,407
238,872
75,077
50, 114
862,745
2,194,169
80,240
215,207
109,328
154,851
161,552
129,343
1,343,648
449,654
318,836
89,950
71,661
44,497
112,728
164,132
583,285
199,265
3,272,841
6,276
2,102
12,200
3,855
8,345
10,512
8,805
5,970
2,835
1,124
4,766
1,838
688
2,240
6,556
902
3,349
2,305
3,285
1,029
2,256
3,940
2,606
1,334
2,340
2,778
29,779
19,544
979
9,256
41,254
2,851
38,403
2,968
1,609
12,169
7,156
2,658
465
1,890
1,928
14,000
462
692
5,190
871
5,785
41,600
37,588
2,872
1,140
587
13,917
29,284
950
2,903
1,146
1,907
J, 076
1,484
18,818
8,094
4,333
1,044
736
770
1,783
2,088
8,729
2,877
47, 324
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-15
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948-UNITED STATES. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales. Inventories. Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales,
entire
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll )
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll ,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
NovembBr 15
Payroll
(Dollare)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nessei" ,
November
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business— Continued
Manufacturers' sales offices (without stocks), total
Groceries, confectionery, meats
Para products (edible):
Dairy, poultry products
Beer, wines, distilled spirits
Drugs, chemicals, allied products:
Drugs, drug sundries (specialty lines).
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
Clothing, furnishings, fcotweaPj n.e.c
Dry goods, piece goods, notions
Furniture, hone furnishings:
Furniture (household, office)
Home furnishings, floor coverings
Floor coverings
Miscellaneous home furnishings, n.e.c
Paper and I' s products
Pine paper
Stationery, office supplies
Other paper products
•
Autocaotlve equipment, tires and tubes
Electrical goods:
Wiring supplies, construction materials, apparatus and equipment.
Electrical appliances, specialties
Hardware, plumbing, heating:
Hardware
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies
Plumbing, heating (general line)
Heating (inc. stoves, rartges)
Plumbing fixtures, supplies
Air conditioning, ventilating equipment
Lumber, construction materials:
Lumber, mlllwork
Other construction materials
Brick, tile, terra cotta
Cement, lime, plaster
Class (building)
Roofing, siding, insulation
Miscellaneous construction material
Machinery, equipment, supplies:
Commercial machines, equipment
Office machines, equipment
Store machines, fixtures
Coonercial machines, equipmerit, n.e.c
Construction machinery, equipment
Farm-dairy machinery, equipment..
Industrial maohinery, equipment, supplies
Belting, hose, packing
Machine tools
Mine, mill supplies
Oil well, oil refining supplies
Miscellaneous industrial machinery, suoplles, n.e.c
Professional equipment, supplies
Service establishment equipment, supplies
Transportation (except automotive) equlpaent, supplies
Metals, metalwork (except scrap):
Iron, steel and products
Nonferrous metal, metalwork
Other manufacturers' sales offices
Petroleum bulk stations, terminals
Refiner-marketer stations
Marketers without refining facilities
Marketers of liquefied petrolexini gas
Agents, brokers, total
Groceries, confectionery, meats
Groceries, foods (exceptas specified)
Confectionery
Meats, meat products
Farm products (edible)
Daily, poultry products
Fruits, vegetables (fresh)
Beer, wine, distilled spirits
1,019
375
17
98
76
290
309
111
U2
555
101
67
366
68
55
93
150
53
366
73
37-i
270
32
72
69
17
1,251
61
122
72
84
912
81
57
5*;
729
217
738
28,351
19,035
8,999
317
18,138
2,568
2,401
109
58
956
151
805
22,191,053
1,086,508
74,549
959,590
176,130
962,886
131,478
875,662
412,972
174,724
133,155
105,093
84^,291
51
19
120
266
343
831
126
253
599
UO
90
232
762
1,168
193
24
58
717
338
139
321
400
990
155
283,785
924,688
721,447
71,054
464,082
257,218
38,699
49,402
118,763
81,899
989,534
109,143
258,868
164,350
266,262
190,911
83,924
39,565
12,188
32,171
63,220
210,828
1,900,676
44,012
77,725
30,049
71,896
1,676,994
67,882
22,641
48,658
5,491,945
844,092
2,845,488
10,483,060
7,386,227
3,010,574
86,259
32,839,667
5,179,537
4,518,201
89,961
571,375
1,663,467
368,069
1,295,396
702,298
526,780
169,354
6,164
64,910
8,804
8,750
20
3,545
684
2,861
895,211
77,614
5,957
53,686
19,485
100,388
15,340
34,332
15,039
12,275
7,018
37,663
1,554
18,892
9,775
9,117
73,164
2,366
28,511
42,287
22,599
31,365
9,372
5,534
20,348
5,874
4,012
3,513
6,944
5,254
77,117
6,421
32,621
1,646
22,664
U,765
19,601
15,206
1,759
2,636
5,063
8,321
81,491
2,842
6,232
2,833
4,032
65,552
3,852
1,350
3,256
120,265
28,793
84,095
947,995
627,874
302,857
17,264
835,806
102,653
95,648
3,293
3,712
51,587
5,657
45,930
4.4
7.1
8.0
5.6
11.1
10.4
11.7
8.3
8.6
9.2
6.7
8.1
5.5
3.9
10.1
6.2
4.0
20.5
4.3
8.0
3.4
1.3
7.8
4.4
2.3
10.4
7.1
5.8
6.4
7.8
5.9
12.6
1.0
8.5
7.2
23.4
38.4
14.4
8.2
8.0
3.9
4.3
6.5
8.0
9.4
5.6
3.9
5.7
6.0
6.7
2.2
3.4
3.0
9.0
8.5
10.1
20.0
2.5
2.0
2.1
3.7
0.6
3.1
1.5
411,746
27,518
2,117
13.432
9,309
30,540
5,712
4,814
17,856
7,920
6,580
3,356
19,447
907
9,304
4,366
4,938
43,031
1,172
23,402
18,457
9,145
14,958
5,193
2,078
10,971
3,295
1,637
1,912
4,127
1,913
28,049
1,973
8,553
926
10,809
5,788
14,568
11,494
1,129
1,945
1,605
3,281
43,881
' 1,508
3,324
1,488
1,912
35,649
2,609
862
1,710
40,993
10,686
35,257
345 177
213,218
124,530
7,429
349,653
45,188
42,927
1,167
1,094
24,797
2,523
22,274
7,992,758
548,909
45,184
268,833
173,844
632,329
115,912
317,457
140,827
122,472
54,158
371,438
18,045
174,063
79,849
94,214
818,065
18,416
441,205
358,444
179,031
284,718
114,981
39,287
216,815
64,169
32,312
37,365
82,969
32,597
483,466
38,241
153,445
18,754
168,485
104,541
286,712
234,780
17,268
34,664
26,971
61,219
832,957
31,676
62,876
28,399
38,823
671,183
51,463
15,675
31,536
821,329
212,018
719,129
6,826,115
4,262,040
2,416,723
147,352
6,751,854
830,291
785,562
22,364
22,365
458,360
53,394
404,966
39,785
7,750
613
2,813
2,046
3,681
1,365
1,546
3,153
1,274
1,141
738
3,357
170
1,922
796
1,126
8,353
172
4,545
3,636
2,277
3,031
340
306
!,156
668
271
380
837
326
6,177
555
2,076
199
2,121
1,226
3,103
2,629
143
331
268
737
3,771
313
516
296
486
7,160
546
180
310
7,836
2,571
8,111
112,264
67,108
42,789
2,367
101,522
10,955
10,422
298
235
7,368
786
6,582
Set foolriottfl at end of table.
1-16
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IB. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948-UNITED STATES. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Concinued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories. Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Operating
expenses
(including
payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business — Continued
Agents, brokers — Continued
Drugs, chemicals, allied products...
Drugs, drug siindries
Industrial chemicals, exploBlves.
Paints, varnishes
Dry goods, apparel _. ^.
Clothing, furnishings Igeneral lineT,
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, furnishings.
Furs (dressed J, fur "closing.
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear
Dry goods (general line )
Hosiery, underwear
Piece goods
Furniture^ home furnishings ,
Furniture (household, of f ice )_. . ._. ..
Hc^e furnishings, floor coverings.
Paper and its products
Stationery, office supplies ,
Othe paper products ,
Farm products (raw material)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw fur
Livestock (except horses^ mules).
Tobacco (leaf )^.^^ •_•••••
Wool, mohair
Mi s eellaneous inedible farm product s . .
Automoti ve
Automobiles, other motor vehicles
Automotive equipment, tires and tubes.
Electrical goods
Wiring supplies, apparatus
Electrical appliances , specialties ....
Hardware, plumbing, heating
Hardware ,~. ..,. .-r-. \ .
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 (except automotive) equipment, supplies.
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and products
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Waste materials
Iron, steel scrap
Other scrap"
waste materials .
Other agents, brokers
Amusements, sporting goods
Books, periodicals, newspapers
Coal, coke
Farm supplies
Jewe Iry
Petroleum and products
Agents, brokers, miscellaneous products, n. e. c .
Assemblers (mainly farm products), total _ . . .
Groceries, confectionery, meats :
Fish, seafoods
_Other grocery, food specialties
Dried fruits, nuts
Miscellaneous grocery specialties.
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultqr jjroduc ts. . ^.
Fruits, vegetables (fresh)
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain ..s^*-
Hides, skins, raw furs ._. .
Livestock (except horses, mules)..
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair ^^.
Miscellaneous Inedible farm products.
Other assemblers:
Farm supplies
Feed
Seeds
Miscellaneous fann supplies
Assemblers, miscellaneous products...
363
124
196
43
1,936
169
162
482
66
63
56
224
152
542
657
279
378
257
61
196
3,266
229
293
159
1,745
657
103
447
47
400
1,026
732
294
908
340
568
546
363
183
2,531
242
66
49
1,691
77
256
150
538
469
36
1,992
238
79
195
172
135
109
1,064
16,787
544
225
156
69
4,554
2,522
2,032
11,105
1,061
8,120
129
1,221
68
72
V34
LI
150
56
18
371,553
84,090
257,136
30,327
5,166,544
505,240
173,527
656,219
49,235
50,850
35,852
595, 107
208,166
2,892,348
402,969
161,988
240,981
229,580
21,682
207,898
11,296,536
752,847
1,469,564
331,006
7,172,610
998,923
373,295
198,291
442,024
85,421
356,603
633,923
439,524
194,399
420,285
203,339
216,446
462,143
371, 536
90,607
1,364,852
69,012
30,716
27,875
8W., 102
19,674
232,512
170,961
677,101
506,233
170,868
197,530
161,990
35,540
4,280,233
135,464
54,951
675,255
444,041
84,090
364,689
2,521,743
9,920,288
116,566
188,883
160,702
28,181
2,026,944
939,58]^
1,087,363
7,435,813
859,459
4,129,276
42,677
2,058,567
126,553
61,717
157,564
148,624
67,826
59,987
20,811
3,458
1,373
155
1,107
111
7,909
298
454
442
80
8
33
280
452
5,862
919
288
631
498
208
290
17,687
4,978
' 2,742
1,772
3,491
1,111
2,055
1,538
745
230
515
1,828
1,457
371
2,135
456
1,679
2,218
1,729
489
7,738
797
554
344
4,863
98
841
241
1,014
842
172
524
453
71
7,808
352
158
428
1,304
1,679
171
3,716
3,844
20,392
15,368
5,024
65,683
32,163
33,520
311,449
42,682
191,384
2,556
6,418
54,767
3,054
10,588
9,872
2,854
6,238
780
291
16,418
5,017
10,184
1,217
160,528
10,474
7,341
20,407
1,659
2,574
1,948
13,023
9,740
93,362
23,603
10,510
13,093
9,375
1,576
7,799
133,399
6,851
13,714
8,824
61,255
35,271
4,743
2,741
20,886
2,104
18,782
38,942
28,010
10,932
30,591
12,709
17,882
22,442
15,789
6,653
87,135
5,771
2,407
1,574
60,611
1,545
9,051
6,176
22,355
19,197
3,158
6,904
5,159
1,745
106,615
8,672
6,416
19,995
7,272
3,385
7,029
53,846
604,810
27,451
26,480
21,508
4,972
319,203
66, 334
252,869
217,294
24,006
143,760
3,619
26,982
3,284
3,557
12,086
13,847
4,963
6,964
1,920
535
4.4
6.0
4.0
4.0
3.1
2.1
4.2
3.1
3.4
5.1
5.4
2.2
4.7
3.2
5.9
6.5
5.4
4.1
7.3
3.8
1.2
0.9
0.9
2.7
0.9
3.5
1.3
1.4
4.7
2.5
5.3
6.1
6.4
5.6
7.3
6.2
8.3
4.9
4.2
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51,347
34,148
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50,368
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55,796
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128,138
129,576
45,530
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Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses. Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
NEW ENGLAND
Wholesale trade, total
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers - . . - -
Maaofacturers' sales branches, sales offices - -
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas &cUities.
Merchandise agents, brokers .-
Assemblers of farm products
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. . -
General-line grocerj- wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors -
Meat, meat products wholesalers-
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers-
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributora..
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, trine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drtigs. chemicals, allied products wholesalers
General-line drug wholesaleis —
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributois ..
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers.
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers. . .
General-line dry goods wholesalers. .
Specialty-line tlry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters ...
Fiimitlire, home furnishings wholesalers. .
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor covering wholesalers.
Paper. allied prtiducts wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors...
Stationery, office supplies wholesillers.
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchantfl.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholeaalera...
Electrical, electronics, appUance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appUance, radio, TV set wholesalers-
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-beating goods whotesalera
Hardware wholesalers..
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors..
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
^instruction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs-
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers. . . .
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers. . .
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors .
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, suppUes distributora
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors.
.Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors.
Iron, steel and products distributors.
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
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61
318
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Amusement , sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers -
Jewelry wholesalers . .
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
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Entries for merchandise agents and brokers repre.i'^^t. brokerage or conmlasion received
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244.324
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30.447
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70.515
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76.824
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312.057
187.697
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109.721
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15.770
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104. 04y
37.267
72.74^
34.870
124.022
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39.160
180.025
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64.575
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73.30J
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51.791
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345
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235.691
100.985
54.596
18.184
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108.387
30.609
3.799
18.673
27.559
27.747
30.574
5.492
25.082
50.763
29.793
20.970
16.553
30.355
10.896
4.415
1 1.557
3.697
40.244
25.578
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1 1.273
2.654
20.046
7.414
12.652
32.750
17.847
5.306
6.903
1.694
25.120
49.522
5.655
43.867
53.725
22.229
23.847
7.649
49.760
16.312
33.448
52.721
24.479
28.242
106.376
6.404
7.834
1 1.863
2.984
26.668
22.620
9.515
14.984
3.504
24.219
19.241
4.978
39.484
9.512
29.972
68.121
10.081
1 1.267
5.894
4.172
9.561
6.487
2.666
1.fl80
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10.7
8.2
11.5
17.1
8.8
14.6
12.2
8.0
13.8
12.1
17.1
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15.8
25.4
13.6
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18.6
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17.5
22.7
20,9
26.3
23.0
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18.9
22.3
21.7
25.5
20.6
10.0
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21.2
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
14.7
15.6
19.3
8.0
15.0
22.1
12.5
26.7
22,1
12.8
424.153
147.621
43.805
23.837
8.134
424.153
57l?U4
17l?52
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8.759
1 4 . 1 00
14.983
14.217
2.546
1 1 l671
27.329
15.111
12.218
8.537
16.709
6.437
2.549
5.873
1 .850
20.005
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5.668
1 .606
9.957
3.742
5.215
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10.485
3i379
3.582
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10.276
29.573
2.758
26.605
30.012
12.550
13.045
4.417
28.253
9.949
18.304
27.253
13.109
14.1U4
57.704
3.607
4.138
6.656
1 .534
13.912
13.087
5.590
7.508
1 .672
12.812
10.558
2.154
19.635
4,621
15.015
35.508
5.600
7.052
2.845
2.427
4.777
3.224
1 .292
1 .028
8.252
7.931
2. 901
840
412
155
7.931
1 .062
3'0
•'B
162
260
279
2^5
47
208
515
271
243
308
115
54
105
51
411
255
10
110
33
185
59
115
334
184
57
72
19
207
505
556
258
2'<9
78
513
177
335
(NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
519
255
283
78
121
27
248
236
104
141
31
237
198
59
371
94
275
685
102
125
60
48
88
155
(Z)
192
934
223
441
543
424
657
817
924
740
975
504
505
024
398
625
368
565
751
5''9
393
271
049
797
252
557
380
598
579
124
369
755
175
943
232
528
104
197
750
420
402
244
820
872
819
555
488
067
467
586
881
752
580
254
902
254
778
392
295
178
999
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
101 .427
30i0^2
9.288
4.516
2.863
101 .427
14.551
4.299
508
2.412
3.258
3.984
3.978
7'B
3.240
5.540
3.284
2.356
2.432
4.036
1 .591
571
1 .238
436
4.521
2.450
134
1 .417
520
2.275
856
1 .420
4.173
2.398
597
886
192
2.806
7.500
680
5.820
5.767
3,055
2.627
1 .075
6.323
2.391
3.932
5.5n8
2.712
2.796
12.797
725
1 .262
1 .295
343
2.587
2.925
1 .390
1 .822
347
2.551
2.113
438
5.548
1 .285
4,263
May 15
(Number)
101 ,166
29,962
8.950
4.4»9
2.501
|ol ,165
14,987
4.278
579
2,795
5.244
4.090
4.129
797
3,332
5.819
5.463
2.355
2.318
4.074
1 .588
592
1 .248
446
4.554
2,520
151
1 ,421
482
2.313
854
1 .449
4.155
2.370
702
893
191
1 .863
7.457
528
6.829
6.589
3.012
2,508
1 .069
6.355
2.414
3,941
Aug. 15
(Number)
103.309
■«0.476
8.954
4.510
2,799
103.309
15.141
4.370
505
3,2'5
3.312
4,599
3.980
819
3.161
5.009
3.548
2.351
2.378
4.094
1 .698
696
1 .247
453
4.713
2.593
142
1 .418
560
2.305
852
1 .453
4,179
2.379
714
891
195
1.992
7,554
531
5.933
6.559
2.944
2.524
1 .091
6,442
2.420
4,022
5,828 5.980
2.592 2,729
3.135 3.251
12.589
758
965
1 .299
345
2,862
2,923
1 .381
1 .820
356
2.551
2.114
437
5.516
1 .332
4.286
10.040 9.765 9,939 10|547
1.257 1.270 1.343 1 >459
2.558 2.529 2.512 2i585
609 593 599 523
595 571 569 511
1.393 1.315 1.366 1 l542
749 747 756 767
348 343 382 553
274 290 266 279
2.155 2,108 2,144 2.217
than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
12.703
771
956
1 .304
332
2,914
2.865
1 .375
1 .831
354
2.570
2,111
459
5,661
1 .374
4,287
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
lesses,
Nov.
(Number)
105, B93
■^0, 140
9,311
4.673
2.904
1051B93
15,390
4.34t
633
2,670
3.485
4,253
4,203
810
3.393
5 1640
3(422
2l418
2(389
4(162
1 (724
755
1 (243
4 39
4(893
2(720
148
1 (447
578
2(513
972
1(541
4(252
2(384
722
925
221
2(795
7(555
521
7(044
5(925
2(975
2(814
1(136
6(619
2(437
4.182
5(154
2(725
3(428
12,885
737
1 (009
1(337
355
2(693
3(033
1 (443
1(921
355
2(572
2(190
482
5(889
1 (523
4,355
1-22
WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
ISI.OOO)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.5
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March I-S
(Numher)
May I.T
(Numher)
Aug. 1.5
(Numher)
Nov. 15
(Numher)
proprie-
tors of
NEW ENGLAND— Continued
Type by Kiad of Busioess— Coa,
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices-
Sales branches (with stocks) - . .
Sales offices {without stocks)
Food and kindred products.. .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices '.without stocks) .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related products. . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (ivithout stocks).
Furniture and fixtvu-es -
Sales branches (with stocks) . ,
Sales offices (without stocks).
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Chemicals and allied products..
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Stone, clay, and glass products.
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Machinery (txcept electrical)
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Instruments and related products.
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products*.
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) . .
Peuoleum bulk plants, termioals aod LP gas facilities.
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributmg terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Grocery, confectionery, meats . .
Groceries (combination of food lines) _
Canned foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned) . .
Sugar - .
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries.. .
Chemicals, explosives .... .
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels.
1 fuy"*
Sol
333
28U
«8
320
23-?
501
12"
151
15
5"^
3f«Cl *U29
1 1^01 tOOO
1 i';oo.u2->
-66.«1 1
';63.3'J7
J03tr.ia
51 i9H9
3«t651
17.33i
2Ht3n9
1 1 .am
1 1 .71 i
(D)
(D)
122.703
36.5C7
«6.19P,
118.835
160. 99&
257.83/
»7.733
B9.183
8.550
109.074
89.542
19.532
92.703
27.353
h5.35^
327.329
42.061
3-15. 16.i
93.523
35.133
58.395
3 36. 1 1 1*
167.757
68.362
435.798
^43.965
191 .f.33
'34.774
(D)
(D)
4 3.096
34.70i
lK.389
331 .41 1
■^O.UB j
140.931
I . 1 29.040
1 . 1 18.352
'40. 123
778.227
1 0.685
1 .444,323
""72.P64
48.340
1 .9.767
33.526
8.76'>
1.774
78.376
-1.52 1
9 3.^0 *
94.324
19.71 7
74.507
18.489
5.P29
126.0U3
126.043
14.719
14,719
1 .661
1,661
1 .462
1 .462
466
(D)
(D)
1 1374
1,37U
6,940
6,940
13,707
1 3,707
13,556
13,556
2,408
?,U0S
4,713
4,713
3,4 33
3,433
2",902
20,902
10,727
10,727
1 1 ,e65
(d)
(D)
1 . 1149
1 ,649
16.461
16,461
77,^30
77, 1 ?9
13,469
63,730
631
2,'j71
367
285,691
200.666
85.^ 25
64.355
49.902
14.453
3.383
2.989
3.446
2.774
1 .840
(D)
(d)
7.377
2.482
4.895
36.794
17.64B
19. 146
13.434
12.298
1 ,136
10.026
9.162
864
7.21 1
4.529
2.682
9.235
2.408
6.M37
6.(54
4.341
1 .713
47.531.
39.139
8,391
23,241
12.660
10. =81
1.=^.755
(D)
(D)
9.144
6.672
2.472
9.^64
100.985
97.504
37.909
59.595
3.481
54.596
10.686
1 .•'37
3.602
.-09
779
48
492
76
4,143
3,861
421
3.U4C
12.2
16. »
IS.'
(D)
(D)
6.0
6.8
5.7
9.3
10.2
7.8
16.6
4.1
2,"
5.7
2."
20.1
23.3
12.3
5.3
5.3
(D)
(D)
11.1
7.7
32.6
2.9
3.P
3.3
.9
3.3
2.7
6.3
7.7
434
376
147.621
106.755
40.'>66
31 .347
25.597
5.650
2.154
1 .°70
'84
1 .278
010
''68
1 .355
(D)
(D)
4.185
1 .176
3.009
13.179
6.744
6.435
4i'34
3.846
488
4.059
3.669
■"90
4.196
2.756
1 ,440
4,459
1 ,084
3.375
3.126
2.174
952
32.100
27.031
5.069
13,477
7.183
6.394
S.1C6
(d)
(d)
5.795
4.374
1 ."22
14.670
9.=;99
5. "71
43.805
42.«60
16. ■'10
26.150
945
23.837
4.889
1 .148
1 .714
69
68
19
218
35
1 .598
1 .943
215
1 .728
■^82
?19
197
166
2.901 .933
2,137,051
764,882
586,094
493,3''3
92,71 1
42,007
36,898
5,109
'2,853
15.641
7.212
32.096
(D)
(D)
89.702
'"2.999
56.703
253.435
l'<2.214
131 .21 1
,°4.5'>5
75.393
9.292
-"0.342
62.935
7,417
84,668
59,025
'5,643
85.504
31 .036
65.47.)
61 .280
'"9.938
'1 .3'^2
6'9,5''2
543,030
'•5,472
261 ,224
141 ,415
1 19,809
161 ,226
(D)
(D)
1'6.749
83.560
43. 1 89
319.576
2?8,3'''3
91 ,273
840,9'^3
8'4,)66
310,505
513.561
16.887
412.940
79.929
14.374
■"0.075
1 ,389
1 ,531
(Z)
3,44C
575
28,097
34,5"1
4,640
39,861
10.6'"3
4. 175
3.746
2.717
30.062
22.554
7.408
7,199
5,962
1 ,237
402
365
132
65
2 = 6
(P)
(D)
716
225
491
2,368
1 ,318
1 lO^O
832
P2
832
767
65
790
557
233
759
214
545
5''3
414
169
6,244
5.175
1 .059
2,3 = 3
1 .395
1 .683
(D)
(D)
1 .355
1 .044
311
3.431
2.447
974
9.2B8
9.065
3.878
5.188
222
4.516
912
1?4
349
15
29.962
22.557
7.405
7.339
6.033
1 .305
386
351
187
125
238
(D)
(D)
715
226
489
2,366
1 .305
1 .061
385
d04
81
614
749
65
763
535
228
757
222
535
582
414
168
6.158
5.131
1 .027
2.383
1 .408
975
1 .732
(D)
(D)
1 .350
1 .043
307
3.305
2.345
960
8,950
8,731
3,752
4.979
219
4.489
891
157
355
15
20
7
31
7
298
447
43
404
lie
45
34
31
""0.478
33.171
7.307
7.605
5,317
1 ,288
428
390
38
190
125
231
(D)
(D)
708
224
484
2,343
1 .305
1 .037
c80
792
58
760
65
794
568
226
756
224
532
585
415
170
5.185
5.200
986
2,465
1 ,486
979
1 ,735
(d)
(d)
1 ,355
1 ,055
300
3,392
2,438
954
8,954
8.714
3,767
4.947
240
4.610
95H
158
371
15
21
5
29
7
351
449
57
392
121
52
38
30,140
231125
7 , ij 1 5
7,i."5
5,95e
1 ,1.47
490
452
38
187
125
,125
(D)
(D)
701
223
478
2,357
1 ,305
1,051
391
799
92
ei2
749
53
S12
586
226
757
222
535
586
417
171
1 ,798
(d)
(d)
1 ,322
1 ,042
3,587
2.614
973
9,311
9,087
3,94;
5,142
^24
4,1.73
962
157
354
14
24
4C1
54
387
139
63
45
31
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. - . Represents zero.
.♦Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-23
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, B'l' TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments. Sales. Inventories^^perating Expenses. Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Opei^ting expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
(Si.ooo)
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov,
(Numi)er)
NEiV ENGLAND— Continued
Type by Kind of Business — Con.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Apparel (including footwear)
(Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's). -
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, accessories. .
Fiirs (dressed), fiir clothing.
Handbags . ...
Millinery, millinery suppUes
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing
Dry gooiis, piece goods
Hosiery ..
Dry goods.
Piece goods . .
Furniture, home fumisliin^.
Furniture
Home furnishings
Paper, allied products
Paper. . .
Stationery, office supplies. .
Farm producta (raw materials)
Cotton..
Grain
Hides, skins, raw Um
Livestock
Tobacco OeaO
Wool, mohair. . . ....
Miscellaneous inedible farm products .
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatiis, eqilip., appliances
Electrical apparatus, supplies. .
Appliances, radios, TV sets. .....
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating gixids .
Hardware ...
Pliimbing. heating goods
Lumber, construction materials .
Lumber, millwork
Construction materials (e\cept lumber) ....
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial in;ichinc^, e<]uipment
Construction tnachinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, c<]uipment, supphes.
Professional equii>mctit, supplies
Service estabhshrnent equipment, supphes.
Transportation (exc. automotive) eqiiip., suppUes... .
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and producta
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers. .
Scrap iron and steel
Amusements, sporting goods, toys.
Books, magazines, newapapera
Coal, coke.
Farm supplies
Jewelry
Yams
Petroleum and products
Genenil merchandise..
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c.
AMctoblers of farm products
Dairy, poiiltry prrtducta.
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials) . ...
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers
117
8
T"
2'
n
5?
U5
21
2!)
18*
13
1311
19
UU.3U6
6t52
5.3b4
(D)
(D)
13t771
82 1 305
2»3ao
Idi3't3
61 i57d
17i02-»
0|193
71830
15ta93
I ll.BUa
3.653
362.998
32f3S,i
52.1 15
«40.6H;j
10.7UJ
(D)
J20.U3T
(D)
9i61to
^U.572
7.56'«
32.201
27.23«
d.87..*
18.364
22.126
1U.752
7.376
111.067
2.13y
3.U7/
(D)
65.663
(D)
35.112
3.67 1
30.131
21. 312
5.78V
151 .f9'j
y.67b
(D)
1 .75o
u.99j
(D)
U.674
il0t56.J
(D)
7. 1 19
73.85a
ltt6.U63
62. 02^
26.U01
56.265
1.768
(D)
(D)
329
11
e
17
(D)
2 82
(D)
lit
200
111
81
22
89
117
96
?.1
598
5
117
(D)
(D)
18
(d)
(d)
(D)
21
70H
6.116
933
2. .,53
^.938
222
2.391
?36
(D)
(D)
3.C8I*
16
975
2.C63
1.138
616
^22
76C
■=31
22J
6.212
.'^10
J7C
1.331
322
(d)
3.781
(D)
622
5.1 13
2.966
372
1.775
2.213
»3C
1.613
1.211,
183
757
8. '-72
156
19 d
(D)
6.167
(D)
797
?81
1.602
1.311
261
6.382
155
(D)
21 1
191
(d)
307
R53
(d)
191
3. =81
18.181
3.185
5. 296
1.182
219
5.1
3.6
8.7
5.5
(d)
(D)
3.6
5.:"
3.1
3.3
3.0
(d)
1.7
(D)
CD)
(D)
1.2
3.2
(D)
12."
3.9
(D)
6.6
2.1
(D)
6.9
1.9
12.1
13,?
20.1
8.0
12."
"lO
60
118
117
(D)
(d)
351
877
105
193
'12
'11
161
53
2.975
126
1C3
512
EO
(d)
2.011
(d)
?1 1
1 .978
1 .161
93
721
932
271
6'=8
590
159
"31
"^17
(D)
2.813
(D)
■<20
121
'■02
515
87
2.731
87
(D)
86
132
(D)
115
2U6
(d)
'85
1 .521
P. 131
3.993
2. '79
1 .770
92
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld toavoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
. ■ . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
15.730
161
151
1 .812
16
12
2.109
'6
21
8.673
»3
83
(D)
(D)
CD)
to)
CD)
CdI
...
...
...
2.171
?9
25
...
...
• a.
18.909
1=8
179
(z)
3
3
6.705
66
66
12.014
117
110
7.396
;1S
85
3.532
10
10
3.861
15
15
3.956
51
53
2.973
10
10
983
11
13
51 .817
517
195
2.308
'9
?e
1 .621
12
12
8.135
"0
77
1 .171
11
19
(D)
CD)
Cd)
35.106
3''0
317
(D)
CD)
Cd)
3.95t
17
51
33.998
356
356
17.182
292
2 CI
1 .711
31
31
15.072
123
123
15.907
185
182
5.115
56
85
11.762
129
127
in.3'o
HI
117
2.882
17
18
7.13S
91
99
69.873
693
703
5n5
7
7
5.2''9
71
72
CD)
CD)
CD)
■ >•
...
...
51.696
192
501
(D)
CD)
CD)
5.121
76
77
1 .925
21
22
10.381
103
105
8.722
79
81
1 .65:
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11.6'1
519
529
1 .919
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1 .682
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1 .63S
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1.119
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5.776
62
66
21. 21')
275
27C
65.180
2.863
?.501
-2.637
1 .038
1 .117
38.29{-,
988
929
12.677
761
1T2
1 .576
23
23
...
...
• a.
151
165
12
15
27
27
82
87
Cd)
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(d)
Cd)
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...
23
27
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...
186
212
3
3
67
69
1 16
110
81
88
38
11
16
17
53
51
10
10
13
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505
506
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27
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17
77
82
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337
310
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51
57
368
350
206
186
29
27
133
135
190
201
58
62
132
139
138
12B
11
11
97
87
720
726
9
9
6S
69
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...
...
5'0
525
(d)
Cd)
78
78
20
20
102
96
81
79
21
19
527
515
19
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Cd)
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30
37
21
27
Cd)
Cd)
23
22
'10
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67
68
269
275
2.799
2.901
1.117
1 1)17
789
825
672
908
21
23
...
...
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 peicent.
1-24
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1934-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ment
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
iSl.OOQ)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.5
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
propne-
tors of
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
Wholesale trade, total
Type of OperalioQ
Merchant wholesalers .
Maoufaclurers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas bdlities..
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. .
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers ....
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers.
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors. ...
Poultry, poultry products distributors...
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors.
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. .
General-line drug wholesalers
.Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors.
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothmg, furnishings, footwear wholesalers- .
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialt,v-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers. . .
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, allied products wholesalers
(I^oarse paper and products wholesalers-
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. .
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors . .
Autcimotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers.
Electrical, electronics, appUance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors. ... -
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing.heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, suppUes distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors.
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supphes distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment (iistributora
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors. .
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers ....
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers.
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers.
.03?
54°
6.966
S.392
«5C
(475
336
1.276
2.815
2.111
561)
1.547
773
663
333
6.009
2.31P
21
2.931
73°
1 .94P1
623
1.326
1 .863
911
5.273
1 .937
909
451
577
1 .88it
670
1.210
2.029
847
1 .182
6.427
37"
75'<
287
133
1 .335
1.123
92?
1 .260
244
1.013
763
245
2.52P
855
1 .665
6.170
81'
508
237
300
1.577
454
398
25?
30. '473
22.251
2.366
12.500
495
30.475
5t061
<ja?
150
167
1.047
2.733
1 .133
U51
oy2
1 .430
469
y60
J. '•65
1 . ^'02
al
1 .U77
1 .'iu2
"46
J29
f,16
550
140
21
759
lao
578
.^37
656
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers 1.63?
-)57
160
1.336
689
^47
2. 165
101
165
234
62
S09
U51
255
?«1
103
741
'95
446
4.054
378
254
?S7
329
506
4 34
93
54
1.711
475
853
744
642
118
563
786
707
090
61 1
135
919
21o
924
310
899
90o
910
593
122
76^
744
745
864
C04
337
667
907
964
212
367
364
2.632
513
174
2.632
244
84
13
5
22
118
495
109
166
216
166
71
146
53
92
276
11
144
93
50
53
?6
312
40
13
85
1 1
1 1
3
I 1 1
336
0=6
045
60 S
936
317
190
556
332
224
617
767
o50
162
254
446
1 10
668
030
001
227
109
561
726
635
134
4 96
533
£.81
224
353
318
o72
646
353
428
638
597
653
VAl
692
937
661
076
738
OPl
■-,92
4"5
385
44S
928
^99
796
i04
324
3.703.972
1 .628rP65
272.091
405.224
42.702
3.703.972
402.646
84.510
19.655
20.970
87.334
190, 177
1 1 1.631
30.539
81. ('92
177.153
75.734
101.429
40.281
177.569
37.38e
61.627
60.221
18.333
495.825
152.407
9.764
197.025
136.629
154.949
48.1 14
106.835
155.455
67.201
48.819
33.455
5.980
59.401
155.567
23.865
132.702
219.700
97.801
84.412
37.487
171.963
68.739
103.224
224.949
81.185
143.754
452.467
24.242
40.375
47.462
10.289
95.731
89.485
62.R04
61 .394
20.685
154.985
107.193
47.787
123.502
51.601
72.001
424.819
52.334
53.319
20.140
25.372
78.334
30.858
22.208
15.694
116.560
12.2
7.-«
9.2
15. o
12.6
8.3
16.1
10.6
5.2
16.2
13.6
19.4
14.5
20.7
12.5
15.2
11.9
13.3
9.7
21.0
17.3
8.9
23.8
28.0
20.5
13.2
22.9
16. S
11.8
22.2
20.9
23.9
24.3
20.3
16.4
18.8
19.8
24.6
21.8
20.0
10.1
17.2
5.2
16.1
2.993.584
1 .913
764
108
187
19
1 .913
205
50
9
9
42
92
236
73
90
12
78
120
55
45
19
Stantlard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclostire.
Represents zero.
(NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
10.5
15.5
21.0
7.0
7.7
15.5
7.1
23.8
26.4
6.8
XXX Not appUcable.
215
31
31
358
133
054
8 37
979
735
518
985
730
590
140
188
905
5C2
?39
351
813
537
478
982
199
378
1 19
120
999
765
884
325
387
158
990
067
023
257
715
437
104
304
549
755
989
= 36
053
"52
167
630
250
382
768
=91
"21
731
122
951
038
913
'65
792
473
123
435
939
640
529
932
379
522
732
"14
57.038.024
36.075
15.0-'6
2.135
3.440
3=9
36.075
3.912
958
195
192
815
1,750
988
263
724
1 .64 1
618
1 .022
435
1 .688
406
580
5?0
180
4.472
1 .335
96
1.6»5
1.3'S4
1 .454
447
1.007
1 .563
651
522
335
54
430
1 .750
232
1 .518
2.245
1 .015
834
395
1.789
703
1 .085
2.254
835
1 .418
4.647
275
417
461
102
9'0
968
677
6"7
205
1 .523
1 .059
463
1.242
539
702
756
271
782
851
852
313
378
358
134
443
985
207
778
779
055
479
587
658
807
329
134
195
616
207
735
564
846
856
990
613
820
793
440
115
779
717
339
234
585
201
280
190
314
683
531
069
243
825
570
567
589
731
542
880
825
587
5r4
083
488
201
287
109
752
239
584
757
172
728
828
094
138
568
910
867
043
326
702
0?3
892
7"9
370
877
317
033
342
404
287
951
886
055
550
5?8
022
475
772
967
476
2C5
506
829
213
3?3
184
983
832
4A6.294
143.584
'2.160
33.213
5.545
4A6.294
05.282
11 .635
2.710
2,364
8. 869
20,704
13.950
3.546
10.404
15.550
8.420
S.230
6.135
18.796
5.155
6.539
4.778
2.204
"3.189
14.472
1 .039
18.101
9.577
15.809
4.799
1 1 .010
1 7 , 1 08
7.577
4.935
3.886
709
4.392
22.285
2.884
19.401
25.957
12.148
9.456
4.353
20.991
8.994
11 .997
'3.519
8.757
14.762
51 .812
2.959
5.009
4.505
1 .220
9.465
10.697
8.234
7.405
2.218
15.064
10.921
4.143
17.747
7.084
10.663
4.033.784 48.185 46.548 46.945 50.012
592.583 5.819 6.732 5.946 7.391
566.245 9,278 8.750 8,529 8.593
167. 4"1 1.818 1.782 1,819 1,919
247.172 2,9»6 2.821 2.854 2.950
5.757 8.297 7,950 8,189 8.858
291.288 3.073 3.013 2.993 3.119
211.036 2.710 2.464 2.393 3.137
160.436 2.169 2.161 2.325 2.180
1.050.866 11.076 10.975 10.897 11.665
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
632
206
536
740
356
166
308
585
502
084
445
179
265
137
763
032
738
774
219
392
664
028
126
574
861
745
116
289
623
077
889
700
433
374
899
475
763
197
249
317
071
949
122
975
042
933
415
960
988
514
223
430
579
155
276
179
890
704
422.680
143.560
23,377
33,674
5.857
422,680
48,462
1 1 ,598
2.943
2,648
9,552
21,511
14.370
3.836
10.534
17.280
8.695
8,585
5.341
19.774
5.174
7,475
4.B74
2,250
45.437
15,601
1 .031
18.866
9,739
15.739
5.050
1 1 ,689
17,671
7,818
5,080
22,643
2.909
19,734
?6,348
1 2 . 1 79
9.403
4,766
'1 ,610
9,u58
12,552
25,350
9.207
1 5 . 1 53
52 , 1 39
2,o38
5.253
4,544
1 .212
9.553
10,631
8,427
7,455
2.126
15.075
10.908
4,157
18.961
7,914
1 1 ,047
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or coinmission received .
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-25
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories. Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind o£ business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
( Number 1
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov,
(Number)
MIDDLE ATLANTIC — Continued
Type by Kind of Bfuiaess— Coo.
Maou&cturers' sales braociies, s&les offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred producta
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related producta...
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Chemicals and alUed products..
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Rubber producta ...
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks}..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Stone, clay, and glass products..
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Primary metal products ,
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Machinery (except electrical)
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Instruments and related products..
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturere' products*
Sales branches (with stocks). .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Petrolettm bulk pUou, lermioals and LP gai facUidc*.
Gasolme, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants. _ _ .__.
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merduiidise tgeots, brckert.
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food tlnee).
Canned foods.
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned)
Sugar _
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints _.
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, vaniisnes, lacquers, enamels..
tl»650
?i753
1 iS97
B2B
609
219
160
7U
137
61
76
75
59
126
28
39 '1
22S
169
31
20
11
196
59
137
22S
118
107
98?
690
295
32?
145
177
192
17«
18
182
lUU
38
436
215
221
' .765
1 f 719
1 »37P
341
66
6t035
696
59
197
79
40
23
33
63
202
269
56
211
166
69
■J
22,25l<9S'<>
1 1 ,2H3i383
101968(606
3,717,315
2(303>»57
l,ul3,''5tj
1,160,296
a77,"i75
6H2,e23
062,580
152,727
a«,U17
51,381
33, (-311
»22>(i0?
106,263
715,711^
J,5C2l712
1, '■'65, 80 J
1, =3^,907
317,351
'77,32a
aO,023
Ua,653
(D)
(D)
710,92-.
153,U5I
557,473
3,709,997
■l<4,29o
2,'<95,701
a5,0Uo
1 17,533
727,513
1 ,'120,187
904,873
515,314
1,434,753
I,. 32,55v
402,19V
1 ,'"97,37j
(d)
(D)
349,561
?51,134
88,427
1 ,'■68,799
1 ,'-50,59o
■•18,103
2,966,882
2, 44,757
1 ,1 15,279
l,-<29,078
22,523
12,''00,03o
2,796,73.;
167,534
^50,144
762, H14
36,72 J
41 ,99.;
191, 27o
798,833
447,415
592,161
164,224
027,93?
?34,033
55,634
159,786
18,61 ^
513,191
513,191
54,3'^4
54,304
29,919
29,919
12,152
12,152
3,ol3
3,ul3
2,775
2,775
52,495
52,t95
23,356
23,356
7,401
(D)
(D)
9,416
8,416
34,t39
34,o39
1 1 ,314
\ 1,314
63,^83
63,283
51,796
50,796
I")
(D)
16,934
16,934
59,155
59,155
171', 904
174,^59
o45
40,j99
4,c70
659
781
395
16
24
58
2|081
856
1,410
772
638
595
122
1,628,865
'l ,11 1,337
517, r^B
326,704
231,026
95,27t
69,262
30,871
38,391
41,610
19,609
22,001
16,1^49
9,224
6,825
299,418
207,585
91,833
32,836
29,379
3,457
6,765
(D)
(D)
49,728
28,730
20,996
68,803
15,010
53,793
37,f61
17,575
20,286
218,057
172,660
45,397
126,173
102,068
24,105
89,023
(D)
(D)
42,949
36,552
6,397
152,235
116,458
35,777
272,091
268,211
123,765
144,446
3,880
405,224
43,450
4,775
10,046
5, ■'86
1 ,498
733
2,050
6,023
12,939
19,164
3,423
15,741
9,188
3,104
5,776
708
3.8
10. O
6.7
6.0
6.5
9.0
12.8
7.1
18. o
20.7
8.5
10, «.
6.0
10.3
10.6
13.9
(D)
(D)
4.5
15.0
2.8
15.4
19.1
8.P
8.8
9.9
(D)
Id)
12.3
14.0
7.2
9.1
11.1
5.8
9.2
9.1
1 1.1
7.9
17.2
3.2
1.'
2.9
3.9
5.«.
3.4
3.8
764,937
526,316
238,621
143,296
105,960
37,736
38,971
18,585
20,386
23,159
10,595
12,563
7,619
5,540
2,079
19,066
3, ■'99
15,167
97,560
60,642
36,918
15,025
13,590
1 ,735
3,021
(D)
(D)
26,»67
15,473
1 1 ,"14
31 ,848
7,676
24,172
20,753
9,323
1 1 ,030
137,261
11 1 ,416
25,845
64,365
50,359
14,006
51 ,493
(D)
(D)
27,057
23,477
3,580
57,956
39,228
18,728
108,722
106,998
48,862
56,136
1 ,724
187,423
19,799
2,295
4,652
2,048
503
218
1 ,073
3,343
5,667
9,383
1 ,707
7,675
4,274
1 ,444
2,440
390
15,0?5,6?9
10,378,949
4,647,6'"0
2,762,274
2,072,587
729,687
775,227
374,007
351 ,220
481, 2?1
274,877
245,384
11'7,187
)C5,359
41 ,828
344,293
82,094
302,189
2,014,574
1,233,414
781 ,160
301 ,015
267,551
33,464
57,078
(D)
(D)
516,152
315,402
210,750
574,883
149,41 1
495,472
403,689
172,760
270,929
2,735,078
2,253,655
481 ,383
1 ,271 ,613
981,556
250,062
929,266
Co)
(d)
521,704
456,1 16
65,588
1 ,171 ,418
809,924
361 ,494
2,175,686
2,104,278
952,842
1,151,396
71 ,448
3,440,486
350,443
43,607
84,504
■"5,977
10,3?2
4,051
19,323
57,894
94,755
173,475
33,588
139,888
99,061
50,948
09,847
8,266
143,162
102,691
40,471
29,598
21 ,6'9
7,959
5,675
2,985
2,590
4,080
2,2''3
1 ,707
1 ,432
1 ,035
397
3,562
521
2,941
17,740
11 ,595
6,1'J5
2,976
2,616
320
511
(D)
(D)
5,073
3,301
1 ,732
4,912
1 ,252
3,660
3,583
1 ,894
1 ,509
26,138
21 ,558
4,590
I 1 ,307
9,330
1 ,977
9,9'^9
(D)
(D)
5,595
4,953
543
II ,000
7,754
3,246
22,758
22,369
11 ,268
11,101
399
33,445
3,395
373
901
279
115
51
154
551
972
1 ,927
355
1 ,571
750
30 6
364
BO
103,594
103,096
00,496
30,129
Jl ,622
9,307
5,650
2,977
2,673
3,947
2,205
1 ,742
1 ,407
1 ,030
377
3,550
619
2,931
17,814
I 1 ,905
5,909
2,889
2,575
314
599
(D)
(D)
5,050
3,326
1 ,724
5,001
1 ,297
7,704
3,81C
2,095
1 ,715
26,014
'1 ,434
4,S9C
II ,197
9,205
1,991
9,987
(D)
(D)
5,532
5,002
630
10,908
7,582
3,225
22,160
21 ,770
10,764
1 1 , 005
390
73,213
3,423
375
895
278
108
49
161
561
996
1 ,957
347
1 ,610
717
266
371
90
104,379
104,322
00,057
70,441
22,485
7,956
5,697
2,958
2,739
4,164
2,363
1 ,801
1 ,340
1 ,024
316
3,502
594
2,906
17,999
12,021
5,978
2,907
2,585
321
583
(D)
(D)
5,052
3,30a
1 ,744
5,027
1 ,293
3,744
3,673
2,140
1 ,733
'5,692
21 ,432
4,260
11,377
9,356
2,021
9,849
(D)
(D)
5,758
5,122
636
11,118
7,842
3,276
22,430
22,058
10,895
1 1 ,162
392
33,065
3,467
421
892
284
1 10
49
164
553
994
1 ,993
369
1 ,624
715
263
371
143,550
103,454
"0,106
?9,648
21 ,784
7,o54
5,636
2,929
2,707
4,302
2,398
1 ,404
1 ,u01
1 ,050
151
3,o50
744
2t'-;06
15,092
12,056
5,076
2,919
2,597
322
too
(D)
(D)
4,590
2,853
1 ,727
5,091
1 ,324
3,767
25,783
21 ,602
4,181
1 1 ,342
9,318
2>C24
10,002
(D)
(d)
5,b09
5,.j0i
006
11,117
7,759
3 ,355
53,377
'2,973
1 1 ,496
1 1 ,^75
404
73,674
3,544
450
912
317
117
50
161
536
1 luOl
1 ,977
^99
1 ,588
778
320
374
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ( NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.06 percent.
... Representa zero.
Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal producta, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries far merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
1-26
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Contmued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
,ype of operation, and kind of business
MIDDLE ATLANTIC — Continued
Type by Kind of Business— Con.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Apparel (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, womeii's)
Men's, boys' clothing, furnisliings
Women's, children's clothing, accessories
Furs (th-essed), fur clothing -
Handbags -- - -
.Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing
Dry goods, piece goods
Hosiery - —
Dry goods.
Piece goods.. .
Furiiitiire, home furniahings.
Furniture
Home furnishings -
Paper, allied prodiicts
Paper
Stationery, office supplies..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock-
Tobacco Geaf) —
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products -
Automotive -
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances...
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets — .
Electronic parts, equipment. - - - .
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods —
Hardware -----
Plumbing, heating goods
Lmnber, construction materials
Lumber, niillwork..
Construction materials (except lmnber) .
Machinery, equipment, supplies .
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration eqiiipment.
Commercial machines, equipment
Coiistruction machinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment-
Industrial machinery, equipment, suppUes.
Professional equipment, supplies -
Service establ^liment equipment, suppUes.
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip.. suppUes
Metals, metiilwork (except scrap)...
Iron, steel and products .
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers -
Scrap iron and steel - . - - -
Amusements, sporting goods, toys--. . -- --
Books, inagazines, newspapers
Coal, coke. -.
Farm aupphes .
Jewelry., -. --. -
Yarns ---
Petroleum and products
General merchandise
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c.
Assemblers of farm products .
Dairy, poultry products —
Fresh fruits, vegetables.. —
Farm products (raw materials)
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers —
Estab-
lish.
menLs
688
12H
31'
3f.
a'?
33'-
29?
120
17S
138
9e
270
17
393
20=5
90
831
«1
5e
2^
I'J
560
28
se
47
195
147
2oe
549
217
1B1
131
20
1 ift32.24o
500»879
192>887
765.826
52.424
131081
56f87d
44»81 1
5i46o
2.606.91 J
194.830
328.012
2.(^84.06o
225.995
85.303
140. 69 J
163.163
139.51 1
23.654
592.003
57.779
1 32.F02
122.2111
1J3.647
n .717
52.872
20.97o
107.276
400.357
164. 37d
31 .952
204.027
133.203
44.297
8a.90d
147.622
94.412
53.210
^02.970
43.351
23.424
Id. 65 J
10.165
372.763
8.924
37.580
88. 103
340.719
134.907
205.812
I .924.640
21.61 1
1 1H.218
47.97
102.790
55.473
31.30!)
135.726
367.51a
393.930
650.090
^95.983
284.167
I 17.818
59.347
34.651
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
1 .449
163
5.063
230
850
3.983
405
124
281
44
5t526
2.630
90
1 .252
369
46
1 .129
b04
1 ,629
425
31
1 .172
750
130
620
453
139
319
2.618
127
200
318
44
1 .728
31
151
19
8.355
7.995
360
6.626
44
258
92
468
20
261
123
52
4.U45
1.252
16.471
2.677
4,389
4,210
5.195
Amount
($1.000)
52.928
12.526
7.607
23.651
2.427
698
3.552
2.287
180
83.207
8.096
10.027
65.084
16.190
6.072
10.118
7.147
5.087
2.060
13.291
703
1 .073
4.588
4.858
429
1.179
451
5.558
23.990
1 1.143
1.722
1 1.125
10.158
3.C25
7.143
8.295
3.942
4.553
39.239
2.037
1.917
1.047
519
27.861
762
2.:'85
2.71 1
10.176
6.451
3.725
63.233
707
7.681
4.398
3.701
1.211
1 .601
3.350
Per-
cent
of
2.5
3.9
3.1
7.2
7.1
7.2
8.7
2.2
1.2
.8
3.8
2.5
3.7
6.0
5.8
5.5
4.7
8.2
5.6
5.1
7.5
8.5
6.3
3.1
3.0
4.8
1.8
3.3
3.3
6.5
9.2
3.6
2.2
5.1
2
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
5
636
1.5
15
452
3.9
19
486
3.0
42
702
8.6
21
313
7.5
13
320
1 1.3
6
232
10.5
1
837
5.3
...
...
25.665
7.759
3.407
10.897
1 .045
339
1 .317
842
59
41 .279
4.173
5.505
31 .601
5.100
2.055
4.045
3.198
2.218
980
5.585
395
483
2.?79
2.458
245
599
l>24
2.425
9,272
4.577
540
4.155
4.324
1 .241
3.083
4.662
2.269
2.393
17.344
831
1 .115
589
185
12,270
319
1 ,104
1 ,030
5.104
2.722
2.382
27.9C9
346
2.863
2,001
2,092
621
599
1 ,419
1 ,849
8.021
8.098
19. 144
9.743
5.798
2.635
968
479
150
54
210
17
5
74
15
1
731
74
°6
560
101
78
119
5
8
3
227
514
5
14
10
27
31
147
143
359
186
107
48
17
618
457
693
9'1
172
1 54
198
006
037
897
511
514
872
436
105
331
544
187
357
265
293
5'8
487
586
180
976
215
463
113
533
947
633
430
984
446
195
131
064
422
525
716
000
835
575
403
645
772
980
383
597
143
371
269
506
1 17
134
585
488
750
438
475
798
204
351
599
644
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
5.020
1 ,504
450
2.130
370
67
253
127
5.756
512
847
4.397
1 .028
331
697
520
341
179
2.375
66
97
405
1 .635
28
89
55
486
1 .468
732
105
631
855
224
541
855
458
407
2.955
139
203
120
40
1 ,993
60
221
179
905
484
421
5,129
64
437
510
358
118
119
247
207
1 ,718
1 ,351
5,826
2,730
1 ,743
1 ,095
258
May 15
(Number)
4,957
1 ,570
459
2,144
322
64
252
127
5,730
492
835
4,403
1 .033
332
701
519
344
175
2.363
62
99
365
1 .645
27
90
74
481
1 .492
746
106
540
846
226
620
844
456
388
2.929
145
194
IIB
38
1 .967
62
225
180
883
471
412
5.019
54
430
499
357
120
123
239
201
1 .541
1 .345
5.545
2.840
1 .556
783
265
Aug. 15
(Number)
4.806
1 .604
474
2,087
197
63
250
122
5,733
479
849
4,405
1 ,014
324
690
519
347
172
2,334
59
91
371
1 ,524
26
92
71
468
1 ,502
741
114
647
843
234
509
849
452
397
3.029
144
193
117
39
2.076
57
225
177
858
470
396
4.925
50
426
497
355
115
122
238
201
1 ,595
1 ,355
5.738
2,753
1 ,902
804
299
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
bu.si.
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
4.878
1 ,620
483
2.143
185
57
250
121
5,774
499
866
4,409
1.031
325
706
508
341
157
21448
62
107
372
1 ,728
475
1 ,542
757
105
680
840
236
604
858
440
418
3,090
147
201
11«
37
2,123
52
228
178
872
488
384
5,059
53
446
491
380
145
127
240
216
1 .545
1 .405
5.857
2.786
1 1955
873
i33
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and broilers represent brolierage or comnission received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-27
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories. Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
(Sl.QQOt
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire vear
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.";
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
Maich \rt
Number)
May I.i
(Number)
(Num)«'rl
Nov. 15
(Numli.rl
proprie-
tors of
unincoi'-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Numliert
EAST NORTH CENTRAL
Wholesale trade, total.
Type of Operatioa
Merchaol wholesalers .-.- ..
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales ofBces
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas lacitities.
Merchandise agents, brokers .
Assemblers of farm products ..
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionerj'. meat wholesalet? . .
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers.
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers- -
Specialty-line grocerj' wholesalers. _
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors. . .
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesaieis. -
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco tlistributors.
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. . .
(Jeneral-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers .
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wbolesalera. . .
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-hne do' goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters _ . _
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers..
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers.
Printing and fine paper distributors...
Stationery, office supphes wholesalers.
Wallpaper wholesalers _ _ _
Farm products (raw mat^iala) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors. - . -
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, appliance distributors
Electrical apparatus, suppUes distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers-
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers ... --
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors.
Lumber, millwork wholesalers. .
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supphes distributors.
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
C)onmiercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Fann-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers. _ .
Industrial machinery, equipment tlistributors
Industrial materials, supphes distributors- .-
Professional equipment, supplies distributors.
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors. -
Iron, steel and products distributors .
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers. . .
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers. ....
Amusement, sporting goods distributors. . .
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers .
Coal wlioir'salers .
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers. .
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c.
. . . Reprenentfl zero.
Entries for taercnandlee agents and brokers represent
31,146
5,033
6,056
4,i73
2,689
31,146
3,720
493
373
180
884
1,790
1,775
638
1,137
1,742
1,340
402
585
1,125
57
465
320
283
803
483
13
284
23
837
375
462
985
455
167
331
32
3,052
353
2,699
1,376
601
408
367
1,152
375
777
2,130
741
1,389
5,397
381
625
264
228
1,093
1,081
560
1,052
113
792
683
109
2,018
1,122
896
3,045
464
390
207
429
330
357
156
181
531
19,341,943
18,031,884
3,278,874
8,054,043
2,347,011
19,341,943
3,031,546
1,327,713
122,938
103,894
569,904
907,097
1,066,972
329,364
737,608
1,309; 587
578,378
731,209
735,643
690,313
244,043
246,878
128,740
70,652
368,818
193,902
24,991
131,551
18,374
390.831
148.872
241,959
652.859
260,341
308,900
74,155
9,463
1,468,725
779,130
U8,842
630,288
1,388,718
658,282
600,031
130,405
835,376
401,184
434,192
1,400,153
682,602
717,551
2,012,819
89,986
138,080
226,292
112,046
473,289
526,585
166,066
227,728
52,725
782,734
670,842
1U,892
760,528
529,667
230,861
1,667,191
163,033
159,764
296,772
272,436
119,163
226,755
33,388
50,653
345,227
1,645,201
475,289
181,448
13,925
77,986
1,645,201
170,012
92,366
6,825
7,712
20,879
42,230
19,tK8
7,087
11,961
111,024
23,687
87,337
30,288
68j513
32,941
18,935
9,235
7,402
41,845
19,213
3,376
16,030
3,226
40.611
10,907
29.704
53,561
22,125
21,962
7,562
1,932
45,232
111,230
6,796
104,434
153,146
74,604
59,878
13,664
130,393
69,936
60,457
95,778
53,234
42,544
237,722
10,832
14,996
39,386
14,759
44,054
59,681
24,323
24,478
5,213
143,306
132,847
10,459
49,845
37,132
12,713
2,778,361
1,236,749
317, 118
251,590
127,629
2,778,361
313,358
107,593
14,113
13,862
64,824
112,966
106,045
29,407
76,638
159,525
105,423
54,097
46,574
108,339
33,658
30,893
24,215
19,573
59,510
31,339
3,370
22,414
2,387
71,575
30,201
41,374
105,871
42,617
40,118
20,092
3,044
54,399
187,356
24,221
153,145
202,336
92,791
81,436
28,109
147,841
71,334
76,507
250,312
79,847
170,465
437,055
23,454
35,993
48,972
18,701
81,602
113,592
47,379
53,926
13,435
157,995
143,893
14,102
131,582
84,036
47,546
143,627
238,678
17,396
32,721
12,758
29,047
19,072
24,237
33,843
35,355
21,650
25,832
5,291
21,342
4,235
8,111
2,887
13,055
26,485
48,967
Not elsewhe
e classified.
14.4
6.9
9.7
3.1
5.4
14.4
10.3
8.1
11.5
13.3
U.4
12.5
9.9
8.9
10.4
12.2
18.2
7.4
6.3
15.7
13.8
12.5
18.8
27.7
15.1
16.2
13.5
17.0
13.0
18.3
20.3
17.1
16.2
16.4
13.0
27.1
32.2
3.7
24.0
15.3
25.9
14.6
14.1
13.6
21.6
17.7
17.8
17.6
17.9
11.7
23.8
21.7
26.1
26.1
21.6
16.7
17.2
21.6
28.5
23.7
25.5
20.2
21.4
12.6
17.3
15.9
20.6
L4.3
20.1
13.2
8.2
13.0
21.7
9.4
24.3
25.3
14.2
2,411,053
1,508,613
624,402
113,418
10c,859
57,771
1,508,613
169,172
62,980
7,413
7,381
34,004
57,394
50,429
13,372
37,057
84,483
52,462
25,579
58,677
20,751
15,709
12,287
9,930
29,578
14;958
2,294
11,262
37.416
15,293
22.123
61,981
24,815
24,557
11,148
1,461
24,656
107,743
12,731
95,012
114,385
54,256
44,570
15,549
86,498
43,524
42,974
131,667
44,040
87,627
240,794
12,984
19,585
26,477
9,549
43,112
66,185
27,543
28,192
7,167
89,928
82,238
7,690
70,363
43,642
26,721
125,264
17,016
18,632
12,351
16,206
14,716
9,517
3,372
6,705
26.249
45,921,392
29,236,602
12,323,213
2,200,256
1,979,988
1,131,333
29,236,002
3,279,660
1,210,299
142,568
154,175
651,920
1,120,698
945,788
272,822
672,965
1,541,770
942,554
599,206
494,914
1,145,295
332,716
325,736
251,137
185,705
555,250
2967O3O
37,984
210,135
21,101
713.465
233,027
430,439
1,195,720
464,634
459,370
240,442
31,274
539,742
2,071,229
216,030
1,855,199
2,244,798
1,043,315
399,177
302,306
1,622,942
791,472
331,470
2,670,836
897,719
1,773,117
4,646,756
253,347
377,303
487,078
180,802
813,466
1,285,269
554,954
558,970
134,567
1,753,576
1,604,084
149,492
1,357,502
848,351
509,151
2,447,
332,,
318
267,
311
230,1
191,
67,,
121/
556
324,240
119,807
26,064
20,136
16,594
324,240
37,979
14,058
1,948
1,745
6,710
13,513
12,773
4,201
8,572
16,736
10,654
6,082
6,538
13,447
4,945
3,732
2,569
2,201
6,882
3,450
487
2,728
217
7,399
3,007
4,392
12,167
5,037
4,324
2,463
343
5,326
25,374
2,772
22,502
23,237
11,447
8,339
3,401
18,344
10,214
8,130
24,232
8,189
16,043
48,563
2,468
3,970
4,397
1,841
8,107
13,206
6,531
5,549
1,294
16,248
U,756
1,492
17,934
10,013
7,921
30,551
3,880
6,146
2,697
4,283
3,257
2,004
825
1,651
5,818
326,597
119,481
25,372
20,263
17,020
32d,597
38,329
14,002
1,909
1,364
6,790
13,764
13,212
4,326
3,886
17,177
11,132
6,045
5,376
13,672
4,953
3,729
2,-661
2,329
6,533
3,362
473
2,475
223
7,506
3,030
4,426
12,100
4,937
4,289
2,46t.
358
5,799
25,426
2,720
22,705
22,820
11,254
8,239
3,317
18,193
10,017
8,181
25,353
8,699
17,554
48,315
2,604
3,999
4,450
2,027
7,998
13,067
6,558
6,323
1,279
16,247
W,768
1,479
13,839
10,489
3,350
329,670
120,099
25,670
20,366
16,979
329,670
33,93o
14,182
1,926
1,677
6,835
14,316
13,018
4,259
8,759
17,909
11,817
6,092
6,437
13,616
4,996
3,791
2,534
2,295
6,554
3,387
496
2,449
222
7,410
3,016
4,394
12,049
5,017
4,285
2,412
335
6,235
25,513
2,766
22,747
22,918
11,190
6,445
3,283
13,345
10,062
8,283
27,557
9,162
18,395
48,285
2,572
4,031
4,373
2,051
8,175
12,891
6,690
6,259
1,243
16,365
14,831
1,534
18,823
10,592
8,131
29,700
3,908
5,771
2,536
3,908
3,096
2,135
844
1,540
5,962
XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
522,134
337,174
119,789
26,573
20,344
17,754
337,174
39,637
14,202
2,075
1,785
7,142
14,433
13,566
4,648
3,918
17,346
11, 071
6,275
5,525
13,359
5,003
3,921
2,566
2,379
7^127
3,555
492
2,847
233
7,860
3,137
4,723
12,454
5,039
4,318
2,767
330
6,196
25,690
2,776
22,914
23,593
11,226
o,896
3,471
18,559
10,061
8,498
27,530
9,115
18,415
48,341
2,491
4,323
4,420
1,846
8,093
12,998
6,606
6,339
1,225
17,231
15,710
1,521
18,930
10,800
8,130
32,720
4,336
5,621
2,669
4,263
3,369
2,152
1,109
1,698
7,453
19,956
22
4,368
3,428
1,478
19,956
2,737
153
356
155
842
1,225
1,944
572
1,272
1,158
1,017
141
290
lU
107
554
353
10
184
7
461
203
258
506
234
1,945
221
1,724
598
262
126
210
595
211
384
943
309
634
2,993
210
425
88
135
599
499
289
705
43
315
255
60
1,831
984
897
1,890
316
227
83
253
249
220
104
125
312
, brokerage or coMolsslon received .
1-28
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)*
Amount
m.oooi
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.5
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
propne-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
EAST NORTH CENTRAL — Continued
Type by Kind of Business — Coo.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices-
Sales branches (vrith stocks) _
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products- - . .
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related products. . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sates offices (without stocks).
Furniture and fixtures.
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks) - ,
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Chemicals and allied products. .
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks)-.
Sales offices (without stocks)-
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks)-.
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Stone, clay, and glass products.
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)- .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Machinery (except electrical)
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Instruments and related products.
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufactvirers' products* .
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Petroleum bulk plants, lerminais and LP gas facilities.
Gasohne, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals. -
Wholesale LP gas facilities. . .
Merchandise agents, brokers. .
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines) -
Canned foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Clonfectionery -
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned) . .
Sugar.
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables
5,033
3,016
2,017
910
668
242
90
42
48
45
27
18
56
18
109
,23
86
448
286
162
110
86
24
236
100
136
352
63
289
276
145
131
1,164
787
377
380
193
187
207
179
28
202
157
45
415
198
217
6,056
5,913
5,713
200
143
4,473
517
38
202
11
35
10
27
45
149
160
36
124
102
25
53
24
18,031,884
8,486,111
9,545,773
2,387,636
1,464,267
923,369
242,450
137,558
104,892
89,678
56,740
32,938
92,174
66,457
25,717
575,043
126,625
448,418
1,781,323
900,883
880,440
418,852
292,476
126,376
28,509
12,103
16,406
772,884
202,458
570,426
3,918,343
267,279
3,651,064
736,920
172,164
564,756
1,573,161
1,038,382
534,779
1,297,524
925,354
372,170
2,960,678
2,297,659
663,019
273,437
189,647
83,790
883,272
336,059
547,213
3,278,874
3,229,769
2,217,045
1,012,724
49,105
8,054,e<l3
1,401,858
49,336
508,371
59,532
55,634
17,438
218,883
216,375
276,289
424,189
135,110
289,079
113,886
20,647
71,519
21,720
475,289
475,289
37,256
37,256
7,346
7,346
6,416
6,416
7,942
7,942
5,855
5,855
33,493
33,493
20,896
20,896
2,283
2,283
12,339
12,339
18,282
18,282
23,240
23,240
87,461
87,461
39,694
39,694
127,540
127,540
9,762
9,762
35,484
35,484
181,4^8
178,357
90,015
88, X2
3,091
13,925
930
23
413
369
11
5
1
7
101
406
47
359
319
21
249
1,236,749
869,452
367,297
210,841
144,882
65,959
12,753
8,741
4,012
7,767
6,225
1,542
12,871
9,125
3,746
31,314
7,325
23,989
174,003
U6,780
57,223
44,787
30,473
14,314
713
52,633
33,124
19,509
77,631
17,460
60,171
50,906
35,4U
15,462
209,581
176,905
32,676
94,873
78,624
16,249
138,774
124,197
14,577
37,638
30,240
7,398
77,358
47,601
29,757
317,118
303,985
238,678
65,307
13,133
251,590
31,024
1,543
13,249
595
1,890
262
2,069
2,224
9,192
13,586
3,863
9,723
5,026
1,526
2,332
1,168
6.9
10.2
3.8
8.8
9.9
7.1
5.3
6.4
3.8
8.7
11.0
4.7
14.0
13.7
14.6
5.4
5.8
5.3
9.8
13.0
6.5
10.7
10.4
11.3
3,019 10.6
2,306 19.1
4.3
6.8
16.4
3.4
2.0
6.5
1.6
6.9
20.6
13.3
17.0
6.1
4.7
5.4
2.2
13.8
15.9
8.8
14.2
5.4
9.7
9.4
10.8
6.4
26.7
3.1
2.2
3.1
2.6
1.0
3.4
1.5
.9
1.0
3.3
3.2
2.9
3.4
4.4
7.4
3.3
5.4
624,402
459,520
164,882
94,753
70,477
24,276
7,979
6,080
1,899
4,123
3,041
1,082
7,085
4,796
2,289
14,079
4,136
9,943
61,066
41,778
19,288
18,717
13,623
5,094
1,127
750
377
28,242
19,289
8,953
39,787
9,712
30,075
32,305
23,625
8,680
132,503
113,931
18,572
46,925
37,812
9,113
72,673
65,369
7,304
22,083
18,634
3,449
40,955
26,467
U,488
113,418
107,244
77,869
29,375
6,174
106,859
13,174
645
5,831
240
717
98
579
957
4,107
6,483
1,841
4,642
2,780
856
1,291
633
12,323,213
9,093,442
3,229,771
1,768,505
1,316,863
451,642
148,217
109,001
39,216
77,230
57,713
19,517
Ul,151
93,251
47,900
292,585
93,926
198,659
1,193,423
810,016
383,407
387,032
283,793
103,239
21,944
14,928
7,016
572,398
405,555
166,843
801,446
195,212
606,234
627,036
460,788
166,248
2,644,914
2,282,831
362,083
940,819
765,170
175,649
1,435,174
1,301,131
134,043
433,611
366,083
67,526
837,728
537,181
300,547
2,200,256
2,079,294
1,533,465
545,829
120,962
1,979,988
236,091
12,413
98,906
3,542
11,825
1,798
10,783
17,597
79,227
127,206
46,269
80,937
51,157
15,779
25,250
10,128
Drugs, chemicals, paints...
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries ...
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels . . . .
Standard Notes: tP) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Les
. . . Represents zero.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brolters represent brokerage or comniission received.
119,807
92,262
27,545
19,267
14,731
4,556
1,401
1,U7
284
735
575
160
1,241
944
297
2,704
938
1,766
11,475
8,142
3,333
3,444
2,558
886
331
299
32
4,926
3,568
1,360
6,145
1,888
4,257
6,494
5,187
1,307
24,369
21,452
2,917
8,794
7,303
1,491
15,636
U,060
1,576
4,487
3,696
591
8,336
5,604
2,732
26,064
24,630
18,295
6,335
1,434
20,186
2,305
130
1,016
32
101
24
76
193
729
1,270
433
837
372
140
145
U9,481
91,843
27,638
19,521
14,939
4,582
1,376
1,092
284
758
590
168
1,286
950
336
2,701
936
1,763
11,626
8,198
3,426
3,419
2,545
674
320
287
33
4,917
3,550
1,367
6,214
1,952
4,262
6,477
5,176
1,301
24,520
21,562
2,958
6,743
7,220
1,523
14,751
13,265
1,466
4,505
3,915
590
3,347
5,644
2,703
25,372
23,955
17,903
6,052
1,417
20,268
2,305
131
1,001
31
102
22
92
190
736
1,279
460
819
400
152
163
85
120,099
92,496
27,603
19,721
15,065
4,656
1,409
1,141
266
709
589
120
1,290
938
352
2,679
9U
1,765
11,636
8,226
3,410
3,457
2,571
886
323
292
31
4,977
3,606
1,371
6,175
1,815
4,360
6,439
5,127
1,312
24,602
21,660
2,942
8,700
7,215
1,485
14,957
13,619
1,338
4,577
3,980
597
8,448
5,736
2,710
25,670
24,213
17,962
6,251
1,457
20,366
2,382
168
1,009
32
103
18
91
190
771
1,313
424
889
409
157
169
83
119,789
92,229
27,560
19,263
14,770
4,493
1,310
1,047
263
740
584
156
1,358
942
416
2,749
960
1,789
11,605
8,a3
3,392
3,404
2,515
889
332
301
31
5,104
3,747
1,357
6,140
1,784
4,356
6,397
5,070
1,327
24,515
21,537
2,978
8,810
7,310
1,500
15,205
13,898
1,307
4,545
3,953
592
8,312
5,596
2,714
26,573
25,127
18,646
6,481
1,446
20,844
2,401
137
1,019
30
112
19
93
187
804
1,222
381
841
395
150
163
82
than $500 or less than O.uo percent.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
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Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Contmued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories. Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payioll)"
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
Payroi:.
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
entied nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Numtier)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Numt^er)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
EAST NORTH CENTRAL— Continued
Type by Kind of Business— Con.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
.\ppareJ (including footwear) -
Clothing, furnishing (men's, women's)
Men's, boj-s' clothing, f u rnishings ._
Women's, children's clothing,
Furs (dressed), fur clothing . . .
Handbags
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear . . .
Work clothing ....
Dry goods, piece goods. .
Hosiery
Dry g(>ods-
Piece goods..
Furniture, home furnishings -
Furniture
Home furnishings
Fapei", allied products...
Paper. .-
Stationery, office suppUes..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton -
Grain..
Hides, skins, raw ftira
Livestock _. _.
Tobacco OeaO -
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products-
Automotive -
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances.
Electrical apparatus, suppUes
Appliances, radios, TV sets ...
Electronic parts, equipment ...
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods. . .
Hardware . .
Plumbing, heating goods
Liunl;er, construction materials . .
Lumber, millwork..
Construction materials (except lumber)
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Air conditioning, cormnercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial inarhine^, equipment
Construction inacliinery, equipment
Fami-Kardcn machinery, equipment ,
Industrial machinery, equipment, supphes
Professional equipment, supphes . .
Service establishment equipment, supplies.
Transportation (cxc. automotive) equip., supplies
.Metals, metalwork (except scrap).
Iron, steel and products
XonferrouB metals, metalwork. .
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel
Amusements, sporting goods, t*»y8.
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke.
Farm supplies
Jewelry .
Yams..
Petroleum and products
General merchandise
Miscellaneous products, agentJ), brolceis, n,e,c.
Assemblers of farm producu .
Dairy, p<jultry products. .
Fresh fniits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)..
Farm supplier . .
Other farm product." assemblers.
158
38
19
72
5
12
1
87
3
31
53
153
69
8i
55
27
373
12
I
10
357
193
45
119
250
81
169
193
110
83
902
i2
29
19
18
679
16
54
45
233
188
505
U
39
y.
53
23
17
9
26
66
245
2,689
467
145
1,967
109
1
136,491
64,395
12,761
38,002
(D)
5,587
(D)
11,766
(D)
200,604
4,217
58,875
137,512
118,968
53,987
64,981
138,337
128,774
9,563
2,391,479
191,250
65,943
2,067,133
(D)
(D)
42,756
560,099
346,436
188,316
36,650
121,470
142,743
54,092
88,651
154,709
116,585
38,124
638,021
78,751
12,765
17,774
13,778
439,041
4,881
32,554
38,477
343,872
288,551
55,321
942,951
18,516
36,031
6,374
280,732
61,345
13,846
17,666
24,416
42,929
441,096
2,347,011
409,579
73,640
1,823,680
(D)
(D)
6
1
1
(D)
(D)
(D)
207
11
78
118
222
37
185
551
524
27
87
3,544
(D)
(D)
782
142
499
Ul
631
119
512
142
35
107
3,562
140
28
283
113
2,774
45
122
57
325
288
37
1,572
639
22
12
60
562
77,986
6,365
2,443
66,111
(D)
(D)
5,386
1,595
601
2,251
(D)
307
(D)
431
(D)
7,120
104
2,819
4,197
8,081
3,248
4,833
5,745
4,710
1,035
24,324
1,961
2,253
18,872
(D)
(D)
524
20,392
19,933
10,913
1,936
7,084
11,306
3,635
7,671
7,322
3,962
3,360
49,559
2,015
1,501
1,825
1,001
38,084
489
2,353
2,291
11,885
9,897
1,988
30,901
982
2,189
862
9,042
1,393
789
416
548
2,876
11,704
127,629
23,877
9,174
90,481
( (D)
(D)
3.9
2.5
4.7
5.9
(D)
5.5
(D)
3.7
(D)
3.5
2.5
6.8
6.0
7.4
4.2
3.7
10.8
1.0
3.4
.9
(D)
(D)
1.2
5.8
5.8
5.3
5.8
7.9
6.7
8.7
4.7
3.4
7.8
2.6
11.8
10.3
7.3
8.7
10.0
7.2
6.0
3.5
3.4
3.6
3.3
5
6.1
13.5
3.2
2.3
5.7
2.4
2.7
6.7
2.7
5.4
5.8
12.5
5.0
(D)
(D)
1,348
468
139
463
(D)
68
(D)
136
(D)
2,380
45
995
1,340
3,063
946
2,117
2,324
1,774
550
12,630
816
1,088
10,189
(D)
(D)
214
7,455
7,271
4,185
754
2,332
4,599
1,373
3,226
3,234
1,433
1,801
21,899
833
562
808
420
16,797
151
1,127
1,201
4,80^
4,062
738
U,419
610
752
602
4,462
442
200
98
288
1,314
4,651
57,771
11,539
4,619
39,537
(D)
(D)
26,938
10,411
2,651
9,147
(D)
1,472
(D)
1,777
(D)
44,133
910
18,642
24 ,581
56,647
17,556
39,091
46,217
36,148
10,069
245,525
12,811
18 ,398
203,742
(D)
(D)
3,703
U7,004
139,783
81,173
12,854
45,756
90,532
27,899
62,633
62,580
25,438
37,142
386,324
16,908
9,047
10,381
9,588
295,217
2,247
21,632
21,304
87 ,088
74,540
12,548
242,763
11,083
14,568
11 ,410
78,538
8,939
2,923
1,718
5,526
22,306
85,652
254,631
90,375
797,062
(D)
(D)
296
102
25
113
(D)
15
(D)
22
(D)
424
9
221
194
511
199
312
394
307
87
4,309
153
159
4,392
(D)
(D)
22
986
1,167
662
131
374
731
209
522
577
239
338
3,295
144
88
129
97
2,416
33
183
205
713
595
123
2,331
107
109
89
741
85
37
19
54
264
826
16,694
3,610
1,174
11,203
(D)
(D)
290
95
28
112
(D)
15
(D)
22
(D)
207
196
513
190
323
421
336
85
4,781
152
156
4,372
(D)
(D)
22
997
1,179
672
130
377
738
206
532
583
241
342
3,327
U7
89
127
97
2,446
32
182
207
726
601
125
2,317
98
114
87
731
81
37
18
50
267
834
17,020
3,777
1,374
11,163
(D)
(D)
287
92
31
110
(D)
15
(D)
21
(D)
213
191
508
183
325
437
353
84
4,831
155
15?
4,424
(D)
(D)
23
1,032
1,155
653
122
380
733
209
524
585
240
345
3,288
151
93
126
96
2,415
33
183
191
712
593
119
2,231
107
119
85
720
86
34
20
49
249
812
16,979
3,747
1,395
11,157
(D)
(D)
301
90
32
123
(D)
16
(D)
21
(D)
436
9
237
190
520
202
318
431
349
82
5,128
155
147
4,531
(D)
(D)
69
1,039
1,167
659
ir4
334
786
239
547
594
248
346
3,319
147
85
122
97
2,451
33
192
192
728
597
131
2,377
98
135
37
694
90
33
20
62
249
909
17,754
3,784
1,598
11 ,701
(D)
(D)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents zero.
•Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or comroission received.
(NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $.500 or less than 0.05 percent.
1-30
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estah-
lish-
ment.s
Inventijiiei;,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
151,000)
Pel--
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
woiitweek
ended nearest
Nov. l.^i
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 1,5
(NumliLT)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov,
WEST NORTH CENTRAL
Wholesale trade, lolal.
Type of Operation
Mercbaot wholesalers . .
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers.
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors. .
Meat, meat products wholesalers .
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers .
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors.
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers
General-line drug wholesalers ..
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors. ..
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters..
Furniture, home furnisliings wholesalers..
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers-
Paper, allied products
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supphes wholesalers. .
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, appUance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors..
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
C.ommercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation ecjuipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers.
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
13,205
2,232
7,473
2,131
5,341
13,205
1,339
294
121
47
268
609
823
380
443
326
704
122
407
40
176
109
32
326
221
260
130
130
324
128
63
121
12
1,572
122
1,450
536
232
178
126
424
144
280
875
301
574
2,235
160
255
181
195
381
298
246
480
39
170
145
25
677
427
250
1,471
179
147
47
420
123
216
59
9,014,924
5,227,328
1,598,354
5,328,184
2,578,348
9,014,924
1,380,912
946,826
27,896
18,319
120,452
266,919
446,495
189,576
256,919
447,942
185,130
262,812
280,503
229,144
129,768
39,607
41,646
18,123
257,138
103,430
117,913
■ 34,212
1,583
123,812
41,700
82,112
220,363
102,640
87,310
27,911
2,507
1,487,414
435,964
79,290
356,674
583,352
251,726
289,839
41,787
452,997
267,739
185,208
615,593
373,259
242,334
883,073
36,992
51,441
179,876
111,027
191,852
124,161
36,799
92,529
13,396
136,604
109,116
27,488
144,356
99,523
44,833
884,257
72,150
30, 510
46,665
275,840
29,973
192,136
9,591
10,174
217,218
840,492
245,718
111,665
5,236
108,579
840,492
100,345
77,161
2,321
1,821
3,030
16,012
13,311
6,000
7,311
51,617
9,869
41,748
14,718
28,137
17,794
3,971
3,815
2,557
37,081
10,688
21,891
4,309
193
17,416
5,564
11,852
22,602
10,532
8,319
2,782
459
51,993
77,213
4,173
73,045
66,326
31,625
29,351
5,350
79,701
49,602
30,099
34,041
18,839
15,202
120,948
5,823
5,287
32,983
15,790
19,965
14,140
13,834
11,538
1,568
23,089
20,122
2,967
13,023
9,960
3,063
83,926
8,192
1,949
6,965
35,993
6,113
12,008
748
576
16,377
1,130,550
431,031
188,224
96,877
150,155
1,130,550
127,339
70,537
3,744
12.5
8.2
11.8
1.3
5.8
12.5
9.2
7.4
13.4
3, 319 I 17.6
Other merchant wholesalei'S
Amusement, sporting goods distributors. ...
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers-
Coal wholesalers ..
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers . .
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. X\X Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 peiccnt.
. . . Represents zero,
^Entries for taercliandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
16,129
33,610
51,406
13,517
32,889
52,500
30,372
22,128
16,220
33,953
18,067
3,372
3,219
4,295
38,833
14,663
13,940
4,839
391
24,299
9,193
15,106
39,347
17,049
12,911
55,657
95,631
9,446
86,185
80,190
33,333
38,042
8,315
83 ,594
53,144
30,450
83,823
35,432
48,391
181,878
8,735
13,067
32 ,928
19,536
27,318
26,040
25,772
25,359
3,123
23,695
19,805
3,890
25,446
15,877
9,569
111,739
11,620
6,788
5,308
32,676
6,947
16,972
2,556
2,276
26,596
13.4
12.6
11.5
9.8
12.3
11.7
16.4
8.4
5.3
17.0
13.9
21.1
19.7
23.7
15.1
14.2
16.1
14.1
24.7
19.6
22.0
18.4
17.9
16.6
14.8
31.6
23.2
3.7
21.9
11.9
24.2
13.7
13.4
13.1
19.9
18.5
19.3
16.4
13.6
9.5
20,0
20.5
23.6
25.4
18.3
17.6
14.2
21.0
29.7
27.4
23.3
17.3
18.2
14.2
17.6
16.0
21.3
12.6
16.1
22.2
11.4
11.3
23.2
8.8
26.6
22.4
12.2
996,655
611,172
217,493
57,591
43,301
66,595
611,172
69,552
41,197
1,950
1,664
7,922
16,819
25,473
7,880
17,593
24,919
12,820
12,099
8,786
21,935
11,265
4,177
4,063
2,430
21,461
7,460
11,318
2,522
161
13,643
5,202
3,441
23,178
9,880
7,975
5,074
249
22,743
56,840
4,897
51,943
44,352
19,841
20,022
4,489
47,933
30,082
17,851
46,925
20,249
26,676
100,710
4,787
7,071
19,223
9,756
13,595
15,047
15,739
13,703
1,784
12,635
10,742
1,893
13,307
8,129
5,178
56,730
6,059
3,783
2,083
16,829
3,593
3,304
1,216
1,363
13,550
19,643,178
12,133,454
4,273,186
1,141,573
837,900
1,257,060
12,133,454
1,440,832
886,777
38,622
35,005
155,916
324,512
502,674
176,452
326,222
471,583
239,886
231,697
159,804
433,396
214,598
90,302
83,957
45,039
375 ,429
145 ,468
177,953
47,844
4,164
259,101
98,924
160,177
483,463
214,282
162,270
101,941
4,970
444,253
1,115,393
98,194
1,017,204
385,190
382,123
413,762
39,305
933,337
581,031
352,306
961,483
396,757
564,726
1,956,186
93,333
136,602
349,459
136,547
254,531
311,313
304,481
280,296
34,619
249,700
213,967
35,733
265,662
163,626
102,036
1,195,463
130,591
66,022
40,198
354,336
77,116
167,282
27,421
27,593
304,904
241,676
146,207
44,836
15,132
14,898
20,603
146,207
18,063
10,152
549
477
1,969
4,916
7,691
2,997
4,694
5,513
2,992
2,521
2,461
5,314
2,369
1,064
759
622
4,976
1,790
2,501
622
63
3,222
1,259
1,953
5,416
2,253
1,636
1,449
78
5,259
14,532
1,148
13,384
9,528
4,373
4,141
1,0U
11,028
7,185
3,843
9,607
4,082
5,525
21,393
954
1,661
3,692
2,041
2,733
3,289
3,883
3,244
396
2,592
2,2U
378
3,921
2,224
1,697
15,191
1,582
1,512
513
4,073
906
1,801
352
363
4,084
146,837
44,638
15,170
14,703
20,976
146,837
17,809
10,129
559
445
1,948
4,728
7,749
3,147
4,502
5,666
3,136
2,530
2,454
5,384
2,863
1,089
799
633
4,927
1,708
2,524
643
52
3,192
1,233
1,959
5,333
2,246
1,642
1,368
77
5,516
14,473
1,149
13,324
9,450
4,343
4,096
1,011
11,141
7,297
3,844
10,271
4,124
6,147
22,041
1,008
1,641
3,661
2,122
2,762
3,335
3,357
3,251
404
2,636
2,251
335
4,216
2,403
1,813
14,579
1,639
1,420
492
3,365
900
1,785
366
363
3,749
149,403
"45,468
15,367
14,745
21,809
149,403
17,997
10,205
598
444
2,003
4,747
7,934
3,329
4,655
5,708
3,347
2,361
2,511
5,433
2,362
1,111
833
627
5,108
1,891
2,541
643
33
3,257
1,280
1,977
5,418
2,291
1,704
1,351
72
5,997
14,392
1,153
13,239
9,428
4,376
4,042
1,010
11,351
7,400
3,951
10,794
4,272
6,522
22,104
1,015
1,645
3,652
2,180
2,830
3,232
3,863
3,250
337
2,625
2,243
382
4,298
2,451
1,847
14,998
1,674
1,405
511
4,204
913
1,909
428
352
3,602
151,669
44,838
15, 6U
15,045
22,677
151,669
18,450
10,116
624
530
2,109
5,071
8,369
3,605
4,764
5,646
3,202
2,444
2,449
5,552
2,851
1,189
88?
620
5,136
1,935
2,491
647
62
3,407
1,374
2,033
5,408
2,302
1,526
1,422
58
5,829
14,571
1,131
13,440
9,552
4,371
4,105
1,086
11,352
7,330
4,022
11,111
4,347
6,764
21,903
960
1,831
3,384
2,124
2,782
3,298
3,876
3,270
373
2,676
2,262
414
4,409
2,436
1,923
15,839
1,689
1,375
509
4,522
980
1,921
554
405
3,874
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-31
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE. 19^4-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories.
end of
year.
at cast
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
Amount
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.5
Paid employees, workweek
ended neai-est—
March 15
[NumlHTl
.May 15
INumher)
Aug. 15
Nov. 15
(Numl).r)
proprie-
tors of
unincoi-
porated
busi-
nesses.
Nov.
(Numlieri
WEST NORTH CENTRAL— Continued
Type by Kiod of Business— Coo.
Manufacnirers' sales branches, sales offices
^es branches iwith stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) . , .
Food and kindred products . .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Textile mill product*
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related products- . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Furniture and fixtures- -
Sales branches («ith stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Paper and allied products- - .
Sales branches (with stocksi..
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Chemicals and allied products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without atocka}..
Rubber products.. __.
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks),.
Leather and leather products. . .
Sales branche:* (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks)
Stone, clay, and glass product-s
Sales branches iwith st/>cks)- .
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Primar>- metal products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) . -
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products... .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks)
Machinery (except electrical) . . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without slocks) -
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Transportation equipment , - - .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
.Sales offices (without stocks)
Instruments and related products.
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices i without stocks) .
Other manufacturers' products*
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
.Sales offices (without stocks).
Petroleum bulk plants, lermioajs and LP gas facitiiies-
Gasoline, distillates, residuals. .
Bulk plants-- .
Distributing terminals
Wholesale I-P gas faciUties- .
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines)
Calmed foods
Coffee, tea, spices. . .
Confectionery.. ,
Flour
.\leaut proviaions (except calmed; -
.■^ugar , ... -
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables .
Dru(p», chemicals, paints . .
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
cliMoicals, explosives -
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels.. -
2,232
1,533
699
450
331
119
226
165
61
48
i.6
2
20
19
1
94
35
59
103
13
95
99
62
37
543
430
113
151
87
64
128
117
11
120
109
11
148
68
7,473
7,301
7,239
62
172
2,131
259
30
83
5,227,328
3,313,141
1,914,187
780,151
567,152
212,999
49,890
29,623
20,267
25,278
(D)
(D)
11,406
(D)
(D)
86,671
28,978
57,693
504,096
287,290
216,806
150,160
(D)
(D)
216,171
(D)
(D)
218,323
45,896
172,427
611,333
38,773
572,560
246,862
67,660
179,202
794,254
688,157
106,097
378,874
300,813
78,061
881,489
781,831
99,658
245,718
245,718
16,748
16,748
948
948
2,242
(D)
(D)
879
(D)
(D)
785
785
13,497
13,497
11,898
(D)
(D)
28,454
(D)
(D)
5,165
5,165
2,306
2,306
6,712
6,71i
93,806
93,806
14,003
14,003
38,815
38,815
48,159
3,353
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
224,211
6,107
45,085
6,107
179,126
...
1,598,354
111,665
1,569,126
109,080
1,374,546
77,594
194,580
31,486
29,228
2,585
5,328,184
5,236
593,940
107
66,715
, , .
1561897
34
38,754
16,643
4
65,087
5,248
2
117,320
15
127,276
52
138,465
178
34,242
158
104,223
20
18,553
86
3,097
5
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
431,031
348,687
82,344
78,242
62,684
15,558
2,568
1,681
887
2,836
(D)
(B)
1,365
(D)
(D)
4,199
1,164
3,035
60,807
43,454
17,353
15,762
(D)
(D)
26,212
(D)
(D)
16,202
8,202
8,000
14,559
3,039
11,520
11,503
8,261
3,242
92,262
84,987
7,275
28,920
25,427
3,493
46,312
44,140
2,172
11,923
(D)
(D)
17,359
8,780
8,579
188,224
181,149
166,551
14,598
7,075
96,877
13,491
2,082
4,215
231
762
6U
141
1,479
3,967
4,158
769
3,389
984
205
(D)
(D)
8.2
10.5
4.3
10.0
U.l
7.3
5.1
5.7
4.4
11.2
(D)
(D)
12.0
(D)
(D)
4.0
5.3
12.1
15.1
8.0
10.5
(D)
(D)
12.1
(D)
(D)
7.4
17.9
4.6
2.4
7.8
2.0
4.7
12.2
1.8
11.6
12.3
6.9
7.6
8.5
4.5
5.3
5.6
2.2
24.8
(D)
(D)
7.7
19.5
11.8
11.5
12.1
7.5
24.2
1.8
2.3
3.1
2.7
.6
4.6
.9
2.7
1.3
3.1
3.0
2.2
3.3
5.3
6.6
(D)
(D)
217,493 4,273,186
177,806 3,526,062
39,667 747,124
32,001
26,352
5,649
1,916
1,392
524
1,491
(D)
(D)
845
(D
(D)
2,197
663
1,534
23,277
15,007
8,270
7,002
(D)
(D)
10,790
(D)
(D)
9,595
5,834
3,761
6,565
902
5,663
6,669
4,936
1,751
58,337
54,294
4,043
16,198
U,017
2,181
23,224
22,211
1,013
603,856
507,105
101,751
36,273
27,462
8,811
26,906
(D)
(D)
15,079
(D)
(D)
44,379
U,498
29,881
457,632
294,802
162,830
140,220
(D)
(D)
202,241
(D)
CD)
185,515
119,880
65,635
U2,579
18,317
114,262
128,205
95,329
32,876
1,155,485
1,080,915
74,570
316,801
274,058
42,743
461,135
445,136
15,999
7,296
141,626
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
10,070
220,252
5,513
135,321
4,557
84,931
57,591
1,141,578
54,000
1,073,298
48,715
969,315
5,285
103,983
3,591
68,280
43,301
837,900
6,437
123,199
1,090
20,945
2,016
37,041
123
2,129
305
6,497
276
3,642
23
654
770
15,649
1,834
36,642
1,681
29,446
311
5,685
1,370
23,761
697
9,357
63
1,507
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or le-a than 0.05 peicent.
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents zero.
'Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
'•^.Irlea for iDerc)iftn(Jlse agents and t)roker8 represent brokerage or contnlnslon received.
44,836
37,863
6,973
7,077
5,919
1,158
335
249
86
201
(D)
(D)
162
(D)
(D)
429
157
272
4,642
3,227
1,415
1,399
(D)
(D)
2,338
(D)
(D)
1,894
1,326
568
1,129
196
933
1,231
932
299
11,802
11,070
732
3,185
2,774
311
5,022
4,830
192
1,750
(D)
(D)
2,340
1,442
898
15,132
14,233
12,989
1,244
899
14,898
1,154
198
378
15
58
37
7
122
339
'323
91
232
119
23
(D)
(D)
44,638
37,643
6,995
7,108
5,960
1,148
305
222
83
202
(D)
(D)
162
(D)
(D)
426
157
269
4,635
3,204
1,431
1,373
(D)
(D)
2,258
(D)
(D)
1,946
1,374
572
1,142
215
927
1,257
954
303
11,831
11,114
717
3,077
2,770
307
4,548
229
1,767
(D)
(D)
2,372
1,474
15,170
14,257
12,980
1,277
913
14 ,703
1,171
202
379
16
57
35
7
126
349
331
45,468
38,517
6,951
7,282
6,147
1,135
346
266
32
202
(D)
(D)
156
(D)
(D)
432
159
273
4,662
3,235
1,427
1,397
(D)
(D)
2,225
(D)
(D)
1,685
1,320
565
1,159
199
960
1,289
992
297
12,346
11,633
713
3,058
2,749
309
4,851
4,662
169
1,774
(D)
(D)
2,402
1,502
900
15,367
14,422
13,118
1,304
945
14 ,745
1,211
213
380
16
59
36
8
122
377
325
93
232
123
Dl
24
(D)
(D)
26
(D)
(D)
44,838
37,856
6,982
7,264
6,015
1,249
336
260
203
(D)
(D)
159
(D)
(D)
431
161
270
4,629
3,217
1,412
1,374
(D)
(D)
2,205
(D)
(D)
1,941
1,364
577
1,148
197
951
1,239
943
296
11,816
11,121
695
3,132
2,716
316
4,954
4,805
149
1,769
(D)
(D)
2,338
1,448
890
15,614
14,696
13,445
1,251
918
15,045
1,261
226
395
15
1P6
396
335
96
239
115
25
(D)
(D)
10
5
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
(Dl
5,867
5,630
5,829
1
37
1,820
205
26
70
3
18
51
31
21
5
(D)
(Dl
1-32
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATIST1C:S
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses. Payroll, a nd Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
WEST NORTH CENTRAL — Continued
Type by Kind of Business— Cod.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Apparel (incluiiing footwear) -
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's)
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings — ,
Wotnen's, children's clothing, accessories..
Furs (dresseii), fur clothing - - - .
Handbags - - - . -
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing
Dry goods, piece goods
Hosiery
Dry goods. -
Piece goods . -
Fiirniture. home furnishings.
Fiirniture
Home furnishings
Paper, allied products...
Paper
Stationery, ofiBce supplies..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton.. —
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock ..
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliam
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets.- .
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods — - - -
Hardware
Plumbing, heating goods - .
Estab-
lish,
ments
Lumber, construction niaterials
Ltmiber, mill work
Construction materials (except lumber) .
Machinery, equipment, supplies. _ .-. --- .
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment-
Commercial machines, equipment -
Construction inachinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies.
Professional equipment, supplies - --
Service establishment equipment, supplies
Transportation {exc. automotive) equip., sup
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) .
Iron, steel and products. . -
Nonferrous metals, metalwork. .
Other merchandise agents, brokers...
Scrap iron and steel
Amusements, sporting goods, toys.
BiXiks, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke -. -
Farm supplies ...
Jeweby - - -
Yarns. —
Petrolemii and products.
General merchandise..
Sales
82
6
721
2
134
82
19
33
21
67
83
50
33
239
15
19
8
10
131
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c.
,120
199
Assemblers of farm products — - -
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables. ---
Farm products (raw materials)
Farm supplies ..-.
Other farm products assemblers..^..... --.
Standard Notes: (D) 'Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
. . . Represents z ero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
Inventories
end of
yeai,
at cost
Operating expen.ses
(inc. payioll)^
26,603
(D)
3,K9
8,290
(D)
8,160
59,305
(D)
(D)
43,037
19,552
7,054
12,498
51,742
50,111
1,631
3,753,177
604,505
8,599
3,132,322
(D)
(D)
3,655
36,928
103,674
50,591
21,095
31,988
52,748
18,311
34,437
69,666
60,939
8,727
116,815
14,866
3,414
12,506
2,607
53,608
1,311
20,473
8,030
114,319
104,713
9,606
172,697
7,476
9,845
901
23,226
55,591
(D)
(D)
17,963
21,346
36,093
5,341
927
2,578,348
344,856
(D)
2,150,371
62,516
(D)
Amount
($1.0001
(D)
3
(D)
3
(D)
(D)
3
39
28
11
35
17
18
2,175
779
1,374
(D)
(D)
2
129
256
220
12
24
182
14
168
252
130
122
613
23
19
30
45
439
3
37
17
25
25
1,130
452
337
149
(D)
(D)
8
1
183
108,579
5,654
(D)
96,246
5,814
(D)
Per-
cent
of
sales
1,344
(D)
145
487
(D)
2,180
(D)
(D)
1,239
1,130
420
760
796
647
149
39,192
5,973
157
32,716
(D)
(D)
152
1,943
6,341
3,309
1,087
1,945
3,913
1,063
2,850
2,882
2,242
640
8,259
437
374
688
177
4,925
114
1,082
461
2,185
1,912
273
3,029
308
686
72
1,677
1,306
(D)
(D)
544
1,445
1,946
150,155
31,254
(D)
107,447
6,890
(D)
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
uoikweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
(D)
2.9
6.0
6.0
6.1
1.5
1.3
9.1
1.0
1.8
1.0
(D)
(D)
4.2
6.1
6.5
5.2
6.1
7.4
5.8
8.3
4.1
3.7
7.3
7.1
2.9
U.O
5.5
6.8
9.2
8.7
5.3
5.7
1.9
1.8
4.6
4.1
7.0
8.0
7.2
2.3
(D)
(D)
3.0
6.8
5.4
5.8
9.1
(D)
5.0
11.0
(D)
Mai-ch 1.5
(Number)
345
(D)
25
80
(D)
699
(D)
(D)
403
299
lis
181
374
297
19,321
3,629
41
15,554
(D)
(D)
52
836
2,361
1,264
437
660
1,481
316
1,165
1,282
1,006
276
3,270
239
148
130
81
2,063
46
427
136
922
811
1^1
3,796
226
172
21
889
529
(D)
(D)
328
842
779
66,598
14,880
(D)
46,798
3,219
(D)
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
5,705
(D)
(Z)
1,571
(D)
2,069
12,871
(D)
(D)
5,092
2,205
2,887
7,370
6,075
1,295
385,665
69,602
719
313,843
(D)
(D)
921
15,006
43,673
23,636
7,606
12,431
29,563
5,932
23,631
24,862
18,267
6,595
63,184
4,085
3,016
2,388
1,588
39,707
955
8,897
2,538
16,438
14,074
2,364
66,469
4,132
2,987
(Z)
13,473
10,704
(D)
(D)
4,835
16,105
13,631
1,257,060
292,507
(D)
865 ,786
63,825
(D)
(D)
14
27
(D)
125
(D)
(D)
May 1.5
(Number)
67
16
10,206
689
9
9,489
(D)
(D)
14
152
380
218
54
108
258
53
205
247
164
83
40
21
28
537
13
68
29
144
130
14
769
47
38
19
138
125
(D)
(D)
57
190
151
20,603
5,624
(D)
13,014
1,051
(D)
87
(D)
24
(D)
127
(D)
(D)
64
78
33
45
84
67
10
9,204
(D)
(D)
385
224
53
109
267
57
210
246
159
87
41
20
29
547
12
68
30
144
129
15
773
55
36
17
123
128
(D)
(D)
59
193
158
20,976
5,923
(D)
13,348
1,063
(D)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Numijer)
71
(D)
11
2?
(D)
132
(D)
(D)
66
69
31
38
85
64
21
704
8
9,192
(D)
(D)
14
165
390
228
58
104
267
49
218
248
163
85
793
46
41
25
39
527
14
70
14.4
130
14
31
17
120
141
(D)
(D)
62
207
156
21,809
6,T69
(D)
14,155
1,103
(D)
77
(D)
12
2-7
(D
125
(D)
(D)
62
674
9,402
(D)
(D)
14
170
411
230
265
181
84
305
49
40
22
36
545
14
69
31
141
127
14
772
45
34
14
lis
141
(D)
(D)
58
199
157
22,677
6,373
(D)
14,326
1,097
(D)
XXX Not applicable. (Z ) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-33
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE; 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of bvisiness
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
(Sl.OOO)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. l.'j
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Numher)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses.
Nov,
(Numl>er)
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Wholesale trade, total
Type of OperatioQ
Merchant wholesalers
Maoufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm produas
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers --.
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers..
General-line grocery wholesaleis
Confectionery wholesalers .
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers. . ...
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributor..
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors. .
Drugs, chemicals, aUied products wholesalers. . .
General-line drug wholesalers .
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributore-.
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry g(K)ds, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers .
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalei^
Piece goods converters- ...
Fiimiture, home furnishings wholesalets
Furniture (hou.sehold, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers.
Printing irnd fine pajier distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. . .
Widlpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) menibants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors.
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholeaalera..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors-.
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors.
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm, refrigeration equip,, distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Fajm.garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, suppUes distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metidwork (except scrap) distributors
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials d'alers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials deiders
26,303
17,376
2,636
3,01*.
2,<;61
816
17,376
2,805
663
323
473
365
981
1,U5
252
863
718
581
137
568
72
233
126
137
522
261
18
238
5
410
206
204
443
230
65
136
12
2,001
202
1,799
833
355
278
200
661
239
422
1,251
590
661
2,641
231
338
198
U4
360
325
277
597
151
193
167
26
693
306
387
1,717
192
199
72
301
124
280
63
106
380
9,089,136
6,284,311
2,349,405
3,488,218
716,798
9,089,136
1,737,820
993 , 586
75,538
108,141
190,288
370,267
522,479
144,924
377,555
602,415
243,651
358,764
391,884
316,051
178,324
50,867
55,068
31,792
242,025
118,063
36,319
86,241
1,402
156,243
73,503
82,740
218,557
128,588
62,480
26,322
1,16V
726,502
507,166
91,248
415,918
747,240
336,565
352,197
58,478
523,090
221,475
301,615
604,096
342,494
261,602
9U,782
54,212
62,480
191,082
66,718
116,809
176,077
85,809
122,048
36,547
113,035
88,120
24,915
178,260
62,595
115,665
590,491
52,597
58,095
41,677
,162,534
26,705
75,004
11,936
23,520
138,423
925,017
192,779
136,970
]J,187
32,205
925,017
109,861
74,940
4,050
4,293
4,187
22,391
9,919
2,471
7,448
56,030
U,682
42,348
19,594
35,523
24,737
4,524
3,359
2,903
28,131
11,758
5,107
U,057
209
19,166
9,247
9,939
24,402
14,862
6,008
3,296
236
109,643
77,244
7,546
69,698
93,983
41,197
43,734
9,052
90,424
45,934
44,490
43,902
27,235
16,667
129 ,805
7,693
6,626
33,736
9,425
12,787
28,169
11,345
14,262
5,262
18,823
15,620
3,203
14,134
6,820
7,314
44,413
6,649
3,750
993
11,855
4,499
2,423
961
979
12.299
Other merchant wholesalers .
Amusement, sporting gorxhi distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers ,
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers _.
Petroleum prfidurts distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting cartl wholesalers
Fbwer, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Standard Notes (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . . Represents z<>m.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or coimilsslon received.
1,267,528
504,073
225,450
121,543
94,593
1,267,528
185,303
74,679
9,141
24,036
22,452
54,995
69,924
13,023
56,901
63,934
33,668
30,266
25,846
47,610
23,494
8,523
8,471
7,122
34,826
17,271
5,436
11,880
239
26,726
14,295
12,431
38,818
22,776
8,726
6,860
456
39,256
117,354
16,152
101,202
99,272
41,250
45,654
12,368
84,113
39,581
44,532
110,566
47,506
63,062
134,796
13,421
16,343
31,192
9,522
23,634
31,976
21,423
27,678
9,607
20,68'.
17,424
3,263
35,055
14,669
20,386
78,440
9,833
9,835
4,013
14,810
4,991
9,004
2,356
5,240
13,303
13.9
3.0
9.6
3.5
13.2
13.9
10.7
7.5
12.1
22.2
11.8
14.9
13.4
9.0
15.1
11.4
15.9
6.6
15.1
13.2
16.8
15.4
22.4
14.4
14.6
15.0
13.3
17.0
17.1
19.4
15.0
17.8
17.7
14.0
26.1
39.1
5.4
23.1
17.7
24.3
13.3
12.3
13.0
21.1
16.1
17.9
14.3
13.3
13.9
24.1
20.3
24.8
26.2
16.3
14.3
20.2
18.2
25.0
22.7
26.3
18.3
19.3
13.1
19.7
23.4
17.6
U.3
18.7
17.0
9.6
9.1
18.7
12.0
19.7
22.3
13.2
1,082,739
674,809
243,272
73,913
51,382
39,363
674,809
97,759
43,624
4,986
10,291
11,026
27,832
31,573
6,015
25,563
32,909
16,684
16,225
15,054
26,931
14,236
4,338
4,540
3,767
17,074
8,176
3,239
5,525
134
14,231
7,534
6,697
23,371
13,860
5,362
3,933
216
13,699
69,359
9,024
60,335
54,635
23,434
24,221
6,960
49,417
24,261
25,156
55,371
24,145
31,726
103,566
7,401
8,760
18,288
4,985
13,146
19,373
12,074
14,552
4,987
11,249
9,609
1,640
18,147
7,793
10,354
39,959
5,062
5,933
1,515
7,471
2,765
3,931
1,263
2,668
9,296
13,086,269
4,777,350
1,483,091
1,101,273
838,636
13,086,269
1,919,618
815,667
98,643
224,394
210,034
570,830
601,399
123,042
478,357
616,178
314,424
301,754
281,031
498,107
257,419
36,433
84,645
69,605
322,614
152,996
67,703
98,545
3,270
275,759
145,257
130,502
434,208
258,734
95,873
75,667
3,934
291,550
1,379,117
185,070
1,194,047
1,078,093
458,908
483,027
136,158
898,542
440,614
457,923
1,094,235
456,350
637,885
2,056,096
137,104
174,115
379,452
100,486
263,426
391,365
221,383
281,084
107,681
218,403
138,204
30,199
347,778
156,093
191,685
773,541
97,210
111,346
32,040
143,921
54,297
77,973
23,810
50,677
182,267
182,181
50,647
19,373
12,766
20,623
182,181
31,732
13,134
1,637
4,925
3,231
8,805
11,668
2,234
9,434
7,298
4,203
3,095
4,134
6,653
3,606
1,196
949
902
4,344
2,014
866
1,413
51
3,573
1,824
1,749
5,395
3,194
1,117
1,013
66
4,250
18,930
2,315
16,665
12,573
5,766
5,243
1,569
11,762
5,860
5,902
14,415
6,273
8,142
24,097
1,609
2,088
3,734
1,207
2,952
4,663
2,989
3,701
1,154
2,588
2,234
354
6,094
2,552
3,542
12,620
1,329
2,225
366
2,624
699
1,166
370
873
2,968
283,182
181,568
50,947
19,099
12,980
16,588
181,568
31,226
13,029
1,650
4,518
3,233
8,796
11,203
2,197
9,006
7,373
4,313
3,060
4,113
6,654
3,574
1,200
976
904
4,313
1,977
852
1,430
54
3,541
1,805
1,736
5,364
3,173
1,127
1,000
64
4,245
19,072
2,312
16,760
12,518
5,764
5,157
1,597
11,922
5,927
5,995
14,720
6,307
8,413
24,342
1,765
2,073
3,729
1,217
2,959
4,677
2,981
3,721
1,220
2,657
2,302
355
6,1CJ7
2,597
3,510
12,198
1,309
2,078
341
2,479
637
1,136
367
865
2,936
230,032
183,025
50,903
19,255
13,190
3,659
133,025
31,343
13,073
1,642
4,719
3,301
9,113
9,567
2,293
7,274
7,440
4,424
3,016
4,138
6,640
3,550
1,207
981
902
4,406
1,995
390
1,461
60
3,643
1,832
1,811
5,378
3,212
1,124
981
61
5,253
19,167
2,307
16,860
12,570
5,743
5,186
1,641
12,096
6,004
6,092
15,111
6,397
8,714
24,671
1,820
2,085
3,782
1,192
3,235
4,621
3,049
3,730
1,157
2,780
2,412
368
6,344
2,674
3,670
11,968
1,416
1,938
324
2,352
708
1,101
375
787
2,967
191,967
51,156
20,948
20,678
21,427
191,967
33,599
13,381
1,707
5,694
3,392
9,425
11,752
2,519
9,233
7,796
4,611
3,185
4,206
6,811
3,602
1,211
1,062
936
4,564
2,030
397
1,569
68
3,781
1,935
1,646
5,472
3,226
1,132
1,056
58
6,896
19,650
2,340
17,310
12,619
5,713
5,193
1,713
12,265
6,029
6,236
15,576
6,745
6,831
24,778
1,741
2,275
3,873
1,202
3,045
4,677
2,963
3,850
1,152
2,916
2,531
385
6,648
2,841
3,607
12,638
1,501
1,935
370
2,560
768
1,211
422
832
3,0.''<>
45JI49 O - 57 - 4
1-34
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATLSTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Contlnued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
-Vear,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1,5
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
Active
proprie-
tors of
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Anioimt
Per-
cent
of
March 15
May 15
Aug. 15
Nov. 15
porated
busi-
nes.ses,
(Number)
(«1,000)
($1,000)
($1,000)
.sales
($1,000)
(Dollare)
(Number)
(Number)
(Number)
(Number)
(Number)
SOUTH ATLANTIC — Continued
Type hj Kind of Business— Con.
2,636
1,819
817
6,284,311
3,285,704
2,998,607
192,779
192,779
504,073
363,819
•140,254
8.0
11.1
4.7
243,272
183,031
60,241
4,777,350
3,648,378
1,128,972
50,547
40,393
10,154
50,947
40,799
10,148
50,903
40,628
10,275
51,156
40,891
10,265
Sales branches (with stocks) - _ . .
Sales offices (without stocks)
1
Food and kindred products
Sales branches (with stocks) . - -
Sales offices (without stocks) _ . _ _
686
542
144
1,345,719
982,456
363,263
30,122
30,122
126,138
101,252
24,886
9.4
10.3
6.9
57,969
47,380
10,089
1,108,101
916,547
191,554
14,767
12,546
2,221
14,828
12,564
2,264
14,548
12,203
2,345
14,435
12,218
2,217
Textile mill products
26
14
141,792
34,961
1,697
1,697
6,414
3,396
4.5
9.7
3,293
2,317
63,236
52,898
604
531
602
536
570
496
620
551
69
Sales branches (with stocks) . . _
Apparel and related products . . _ .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) . . .
13
8
5
31,179
11,559
19,620
1,265
1,265
1,514
942
572
4.9
8.1
2.9
765
466
299
13,442
7,577
5,865
118
83
35
124
89
35
108
72
36
108
72
36
Furniture and fixtures
37
33
4
(D)
22,015
(D)
(D)
1,538
(D)
(D)
2,569
(D)
(D)
U.7
(D)
(D)
1,488
(D)
(D)
26,096
(D)
(D)
321
(D)
(D)
318
(D)
(D)
314
(D)
(D)
325
(0)
(D)
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)--- - .
(D)
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks) _ . -
Sales offices (without stocks)
41
6
35
71,035
(D)
(D)
526
(D)
(D)
5,610
(D)
(D)
7.9
(D)
(D)
2,130
(D)
(D)
40,573
(D)
(D)
452
(D)
(D)
423
(D)
(D)
423
(D)
(D)
444
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
Chemicals and allied products
240
164
76
1,237,479
349,233
888,246
17,045
17,045
100,050
44,095
55,955
8.1
12.6
6.3
37,306
16,658
20,648
676,655
313,425
363,230
6,277
3,478
2,799
6,310
3,499
2,811
6,392
3,502
2,890
6,444
3,550
2,894
Sales branches (with stocks) _ _. . _
Sales offices (without stocks) - . . . .
Rubber products
58
53
5
130,988
171,719
9,269
12,539
12,539
16,208
15,423
785
9.0
9.0
8.5
6,460
6,190
270
133,681
123,344
5,337
1,313
1,256
57
1,319
1,263
56
1,323
1,264
59
1,332
1,279
53
Sales offices (without stocks)
1
1
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
Sales branches (with stocks). . -
Sales offices (without stocks) -.-
(D)
Stone, clay, and glass products-- .
Sales branches (with stocks) ...
Sales offices (without stocks). --
109
53
56
207,754
55,606
152,148
5,609
5,609
15,977
10,406
5,571
7.7
18.7
3.7
8,120
5,292
2,328
170,375
119,139
51,236
1,636
1,227
459
1,691
1,235
456
1,755
1,287
463
1,301
1,331
470
Primary metal products
78
17
61
438,294
33,788
404,506
3,595
3,595
11,317
2,600
3,717
2.6
7.7
2.2
5,114
1,086
4,028
102,162
20,570
31,592
895
274
621
904
287
617
880
254
626
883
253
630
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks)
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (\vithout stocks) ....
121
67
54
284,846
63 ,675
221,171
5,799
5,799
14,547
9,131
5,416
5.1
14.3
2.4
7,606
4,938
2,668
142 ,301
37 ,420
54,881
1,467
1,044
423
1,603
1,174
434
1,653
1,218
435
1,496
1,062
434
•"
Machinery (e-xcept electrical) . ......
Sales branches (with stocks)
634 ,
478
156
523,512
373,769
149,743
45,630
45,630
85,081
74,300
10,781
16.3
19.9
7.2
55,885
48,980
6,905
1,142,176
1,006,039
136,137
10,640
9,395
1,245
10,721
9,509
1,212
10,780
9,576
1,204
10,979
9,725
1,254
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Electrical machinery. ..
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks)
163
33
30
404,578
233,422
121,156
17,090
17,090
37,065
32,536
4,529
9.2
11.5
3.7
16,554
13,735
2,319
325,473
270,133
55,290
2,957
2,522
435
3,024
2,584
440
3,109
2,667
442
3,034
2,641
443
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) ... ....
Sales offices (without stocks)
109
93
16
978,281
753,913
224,363
37,913
37,913
44,883
41,670
3,213
4.6
5.5
1.4
20,531
18,784
1,747
404,071
372,850
31,221
4,4*7
4,162
305
4,337
4,055
282
4,252
3,992
260
4,366
4,109
257
;:;
Instruments and related products.. . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . . - .
Sales offices (\vithout stocks) . . -
132
117
15
70,898
53,420
17,478
4,068
4,068
14,583
12,738
1,845
20.6
23.8
10.6
3,198
7,520
678
163,090
150,196
12,894
1,839
1,771
118
1,977
1,860
117
2,005
1,885
120
1,992
1,873
U9
Other manufacturers' products*-- - .. .- .--
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) - - - - -
188
90
98
344,534
30,531
264,003
8,309
3,309
21,632
11,766
9,916
6.3
14.6
3.8
11,605
6,754
4,861
261,153
168,338
92,815
2,648
1,658
990
2,724
1,717
i,o(r7
2,753
1,791
967
2,803
1,771
1,032
1
1
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants --
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities .
3,014
2,911
2,684
227
103
2,349,405
2,324,437
1,399,366
924,571
24,968
136,970
135,536
59,017
76,519
1,434
225,450
217,583
148,741
63,847
7,862
9.6
9.4
10.6
7.4
31.5
73,913
70,208
45,110
25,093
3,705
1,483,091
1,408,529
900,666
507 ,863
74,562
19,373
13,386
12,679
5,707
987
19,099
18,134
12,485
5,649
965
19,255
18,308
12,639
5,669
947
20,948
19,928
13,263
6,665
1,020
2,027
2,003
1,995
3
24
Merchandise agenis, brokers.
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines) ... - -
Calmed foods
2,461
427
56
208
4
22
4
7
33
93
3,483,218
708,606
107,613
341,278
(D)
(D)
1,922
5,403
126,791
92,219
13,187
1,247
203
349
(D)
(D)
9
2
37
24
121,543
17,954
3,275
8,913
(D)
(D)
51
167
1,144
3,299
3.5
2.5
3.0
2.6
(D)
(D)
2.7
3.1
.9
3.6
51,382
3,407
1,334
4,712
(D)
(D)
13
95
563
1,259
1,101,273
157,065
25,256
91,306
(D)
(D)
z)
750
9,294
22,670
12,766
2,029
346
1,103
(D)
(D)
6
16
170
300
13,980
2,021
350
1,107
(D)
(D)
6
17
157
297
13,190
2,044
349
1,136
(D)
(D)
7
17
155
293
20,678
2,105
367
1,141
(D)
(D)
7
16
151
333
2,028
363
57
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except caimed) . .
Sugar
Miscellaneous grocery products. - -
170
(D)
(D)
1
4
29
36
Farm products (edible) - .
Dairy, poultry products.
195
30
165
295,244
81,400
213,844
271
115
156
12,487
1,521
10,966
4.2
1.9
5.1
4,707
580
4,127
102,932
11,550
91,382
1,814
147
1,667
1,700
159
1,541
1,113
148
965
1,762
161
1,601
136
30
106
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries. -
Chemicals, explosives - .
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels- --
47
11
25
11
23,444
9,147
10,740
3,557
104
76
23
5
1,648
591
787
270
7.0
6.5
7.3
7.6
694
283
319
92
15,126
5,246
7,439
2,441
181
78
79
24
177
69
85
23
158
74
64
20
184
72
87
25
36
10
13
8
.StandardJfates:_iP) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 peicent.
. . . Represents zero.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and misceUaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or oomniission received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
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Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
,vear,
at cost
Opeiatino expenses
I inc. payioll ) "
Amount
ISl.OOO)
Per-
cent
of
.sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. l.S
Paid employees, woikweek
ended nearest-
March 15
iNumlier}
May 15
(Numl>er)
Aug. l.T
(Number)
Nov. 15
(NumliLT)
proprie-
tors of
unincoi-
porated
husi-
nessts.
Nov.
SOUTH ATLANTIC — Continued
Type by Kind of Business — Coo-
Merchaodise agents, brokers— Con.
.Apparel (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's) - .
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, accessories- - .
Furs (dressed) , fur clothing
Handbags
Milliner)', millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear. -
Work clothing -
Dry goods, piece goods..
Hosiery
Dry g(>oda
Piece goods -.
Furniture, home furnishings
Furniture - -
Home furnishings
Paper, allied products ...
Paper
Stationery, office supphes - -
Fann products (raw materiifcis)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs. . - '
Livestock
Tobacco {leaO
Wool, mohair. . .
Miscellaneous inedible farm products .
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appUances. .
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating giiotls. _
Hardware
Plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction niat«nals -
Lumber, millwork . .
Construction niaterials (except lumber)
Mjichinery, eqiiipment, supplies
Air conilitioning, commercial refrigeration eqiiipment.
Commercial machines, equipment
Construction macliinery, equipment
Fann-gardcn machinery, eqiiipment
IndiiStrial machinery, equipment, supphes. .
Pnifeaiiional equipinent, .supphes
Ser\'ice eslablishrucnt equipment, supplies
Transportation (exc. aut^iinotive) equip., supplies
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and products -
Nonfenous metals, metalwork . .
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel _ . _
Amusements, sporting goods, toy.s .
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke, ..
Fami supplies
Jewelry ... .
Yams
Petroleum and pn>duct8.
General merchandise
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c-
Assemblers of firm products .
Dairy, poultry products.
Fresh fruits, vegetables . .
Farm products (raw materials). . _
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers
66
<.3
23
30
18
12
604
56
U
2
201
325
2
5
138
78
16
U-
95
29
66
123
65
58
295
24
27
14
6
169
7
27
21
32
25
816
107
344
346
16
3
33,186
10,625
9,378
4,246
(D)
(D)
5,546
124,474
14,520
34,825
75,129
58,314
46,224
12,090
34,913
27,511
7,402
1,300,039
221,284
31,031
(B)
292,250
705,063
(D)
39,169
51,736
106,047
58,739
11,398
35,910
63,143
25,813
37,330
87, la
39,294
47,827
187,421
13,174
9,669
12,087
1,158
102,126
1,245
15,834
32,128
25,214
13,618
11,596
389,316
(D)
7,419
3.993
133,607
47,635
(D)
51,146
26,722
54,857
61,472
716,798
62,050
227,706
421,924
3,909
1,209
(D)
(D)
U8
115
3
8,179
429
46
(D)
223
7,481
(D)
162
1,019
996
7
16
150
56
94
955
17
U6
33
70
441
12
204
37
10
10
744
(D)
3
113
55
109
(D)
3
31
252
178
32,205
651
5,133
26,048
257
116
1,309
425
270
251
I'd]
(D)
168
5,583
770
2,136
2,677
3,i60
2,620
840
1,357
944
413
30,690
1,666
404
(D)
6,041
22,234
(D)
175
2,016
6,697
3,578
743
2,376
4,254
1,494
2,760
4,831
1,999
2,832
12,772
1,121
1,094
749
145
7,638
123
955
947
1,139
571
568
15,346
(D!
623
346
5,713
1,115
(D)
1,541
589
2,500
2,744
94,593
5,566
64,412
23,701
597
317
3.9
4.0
2.9
5.9
CD)
(i))
3.0
4.5
5.3
6.1
3.6
5.9
5.7
6.9
3.9
3.4
5.6
1.3
(D)
2.1
3.2
(D)
.4
6.3
6.1
6.5
6.6
5.5
5.1
5.9
6.8
8.5
11.3
6.2
12.5
7.5
9.9
6.0
2.9
4.5
4.2
4.9
3.9
(D)
8.4
8.7
4.3
2.3
(D)
3.0
2.2
4.6
4.5
13.2
9.0
28.3
5.6
15.3
26.2
508
202
179
43
(D)
(D)
45
1,982
343
648
991
1,525
1,244
281
565
393
172
13,391
644
145
(D)
2,920
9,612
(D)
26
878
2,649
1,382
313
954
1,549
462
1,087
1,992
790
1,202
5,602
449
513
284
50
3,280
53
597
376
397
207
190
6,536
(D)
192
124
2,690
488
(D)
317
281
1,219
1,170
39,363
2,325
26,572
9,966
282
218
9,208
3,822
3,031
761
I'd)
Ci>)
1,053
31,909
7,742
U,820
12,347
43,243
37,199
6,044
9,071
6,583
2,488
359,252
U,492
2,290
(D)
61,873
280,235
(D)
(Z)
16,541
52,659
26,694
6,215
19,750
27,824
7,724
20,100
37,576
16,152
21,424
107,433
9,597
10,829
5,261
1,606
61,967
1,086
9,842
7,245
6,568
3,094
3,474
124,866
(D)
4,037
2,253
49,866
3,934
ID)
6,055
5,785
26,303
20,889
838,636
45,291
556,363
226,178
5,253
5,546
108
42
22
16
(D)
(D)
14
344
84
151
109
324
275
49
85
55
30
3,864
158
28
(D)
2,665
990
(D)
10
202
457
249
61
147
263
81
182
425
197
228
1,227
274
124
46
14
595
21
81
72
66
42
24
1,377
(D)
39
49
481
126
(D)
70
82
257
258
20,623
755
15.574
4,136
108
50
100
39
22
15
(D)
(D)
14
354
90
155
109
318
273
45
86
55
31
3,937
155
27
(D)
2,699
1,034
(D)
10
207
465
253
59
153
260
83
177
429
208
221
1,499
576
129
46
17
558
21
83
69
69
44
25
1,358
(D)
40
49
466
124
(D)
71
82
250
263
18,588
766
14,116
3,563
107
36
107
47
21
16
(D)
(D)
14
352
102
147
103
337
288
49
34
53
31
9,656
175
29
(D)
3,007
6,423
(D)
10
203
477
260
57
160
260
81
179
429
214
215
1,503
578
127
42
15
566
19
86
70
44
26
1,397
CD)
43
53
469
123
CD)
76
83
273
263
8,659
808
4,194
3,520
101
36
107
40
31
14
CD)
(D)
14
381
107
170
104
353
301
52
85
52
33
11,657
187
25
(D)
2,776
8,647
CD)
10
199
489
267
58
164
273
89
184
471
225
246
130
44
12
563
19
82
68
1,537
CD)
44
49
522
161
CD)
72
87
281
309
21,427
812
15,043
5,375
97
100
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosing. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewheie cla.ssified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or le.ss than 0.05 pei-cent.
. . . Hepresents zero.
Entries Tor merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or comniiaalon received.
1-36
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
yeai.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
(81.QQ0)
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. LS
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Numlier)
Nov. 15
(Number)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL
Wholesale trade, total.
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products ... _.
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confertionery, meat wholesalers. -
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers .
Fish, sea food distributors. ^ .
Meat, meat products wholesalers-
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers. ......
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors. .
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. . ,
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors..
Paint, varnish wholesalers.
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers .
Clothing, fumishijigi^, footwear wholesalers. .
General.line dry goods wholesalers . .
Specialty-Une dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home fiimishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers .
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers..
Wallpaper wholesalers __
Farm products (raw materiala) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors _.
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers..
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing.heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors-
Lumber, construction materials distributors..
Limiber, millwork wholesalers
O)nstruction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, suppUes distributors
Air conditioning, comm. lefrigeration equip., diatrs.
Commeroial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, eqiiipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Indiistrial machinery, equipment distributors . . .
Industrial materials, suppUes distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributora..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waate materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Oial wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents zero
11,278
7,161
905
1,657
1,205
350
7,161
1,051
352
142
55
132
370
473
133
340
319
242
77
221
25
106
59
31
224
113
18
93
128
82
966
88
878
305
114
114
77
196
89
107
543
296
247
1,038
89
137
105
51
175
122
104
234
21
72
66
6
266
161
105
759
78
57
71
160
40
122
12
45
174
4,773,066
2,164,754
924,225
1,963,967
437,625
4,773,066
861,935
632, 577
28,575
12,691
59,890
128,202
169,542
37,695
131,847
198, 965
94,194
104,771
159,312
110,693
65,454
23,866
17,195
4,376
100,673
42,148
41,166
17,357
33,746
20,673
12,875
79,014
48,070
22,559
(D)
(D)
1,109,019
211,833
39,887
171,946
297,676
125,356
155,969
16,351
301,748
224,224
77, 524
265,026
160,908
104,116
409,309
18,664
26,220
117,181
33,256
65,678
70,083
32,311
39,508
6,208
58,840
54,884
3,956
67,409
44,806
22,603
338,124
20,346
16,926
42,804
101,707
8,061
47,121
1,719
10,093
87,347
807,486
656,961
68,140
49,126
6,544
26,695
656,981
60,806
49,042
1,566
1,046
1,411
7,741
3,954
662
3,292
16,758
4,272
14,466
6,922
14,654
10, 570
2,142
1,302
640
14,950
6,446
5,945
2,559
4,772
2,941
1,831
10, %2
6,796
2,606
(D)
(D)
276,409
34,890
3,138
31,752
35,123
14,356
17,576
2,689
52,840
41,864
10,976
16,444
9,925
6,519
68,531
3,063
3,154
26,258
4,347
9,456
10,960
4,857
5,264
1,172
9,696
9,534
364
5,190
3,377
1,813
21,876
3,461
1,374
217
6,638
1,498
1,163
161
730
4,614
545,260
161,655
82,722
60,043
16,751
545,260
77,530
44,569
3,095
2,496
7,335
20,035
22,969
4,326
18,643
23,829
15,277
8,552
9,261
17,932
8,804
5,003
3,072
1,053
13,915
6,101
5,020
2,794
6,951
4,646
2,305
13,970
8,728
2,742
(D)
(D)
38,216
47,646
6,931
40,915
37,816
14,612
19,869
3,335
47,131
35,768
11,363
44,045
17,803
26,242
83,305
5,166
6,707
24,225
4,958
11,121
12,321
7,826
9,963
1,018
9,016
8,596
420
13,642
6,502
5,140
37,886
4,170
3,406
3,285
9,171
1,663
4,795
495
2,414
8,267
11.4
7.5
9.0
3.1
3.8
11.4
9.0
7.0
10.8
19.7
12.2
15.6
13.5
11.5
14.1
12.0
16.2
8.2
5.8
16.2
13.5
21.0
17.9
24.1
13.8
14.5
12.2
16.1
20.6
22.3
17.9
17.7
18.2
12.2
(D)
(D)
3.4
22.6
17.4
23.8
12.7
11.7
12.7
20.4
15.6
16.0
14.7
16.6
11.1
25.2
20.4
27.7
25.6
20.7
14.9
16.9
17.6
24.2
25.2
16.4
15.3
15.7
10.6
20.2
19.0
22.7
11.2
20.5
18.0
7.7
9.0
23.1
10.2
26.8
23.9
9.5
288,664
78,671
26,454
23,024
7,102
288,664
42,722
26,485
1,627
1,050
3,718
9,842
10,012
1,675
8,337
11,093
6,550
4,543
5,350
9', 554
5,496
2,173
1,373
512
7,463
2,906
3,135
1,422
3,657
2,386
1,271
8,287
5,248
1,589
(D)
(D)
13,755
27,832
3,495
24,337
21,410
8,057
11,503
1,850
29,704
23,504
6,200
21,644
8,805
12,839
46,262
2,771
3,482
13,686
2,527
6,074
7,411
4,720
5,005
584
4,990
4,779
211
7,263
4,431
2,632
17,666
2,177
1,981
1,305
4,153
878
1,657
217
1,190
4,108
8,208,129
5,560,393
1,569,161
514,171
417,346
127,058
5,560,393
802,423
489,337
31,959
22,276
71,475
167,376
193,787
32,743
161,044
214,069
117,201
96,868
97,191
184,588
101,720
43,647
28,778
10,443
140, 514
54,501
58,787
27,226
71,207
48,896
22,311
163, 528
105,218
29,143
(D)
(D)
267,090
541,154
67. 541
473,613
402,931
146,494
217,175
39, 262
589, 164
475,792
113,372
436,480
178,267
258,213
882,977
45,021
66,827
250,416
49,696
120,881
144,542
93,041
96,664
13,689
93,915
89,363
4,552
148,304
90,025
58,279
331,071
39,305
35,192
26. 542
77,03-1
14,220
34,235
4,458
21,194
78,895
80,217
17,483
7,561
7,001
2,594
80,217
13,768
8,249
581
623
1,218
3,097
3,621
637
2,784
2,631
1,710
1,607
2,666
1,507
656
340
163
2,126
794
770
562
974
628
346
2,127
1,361
385
(D)
(D)
4,529
7,012
4,976
1,778
2,702
496
7,438
5,984
1,454
6,170
2,638
3,532
10,480
579
861
2,518
605
1,432
1,697
1,197
1,393
178
1,077
1,020
2,613
1,528
1,085
5,514
686
778
355
1,354
220
452
61
330
1,278
80,190
17, 576
7,5%
6,115
2,637
80,190
13,690
6,207
576
570
1,223
3,114
3,670
825
2,845
2,732
1,801
931
1,577
2,615
1,465
640
336
174
2,125
820
779
526
976
631
347
2,095
1,325
387
(D)
(D)
4,226
7,942
954
6,988
4,971
1,765
2,701
485
7,470
5,982
1,488
6,243
2,595
3,648
10,700
620
893
2,537
607
1,488
1,720
1,205
1,439
191
1,102
1,046
56
2,650
1,580
1,070
5,404
710
731
341
1,263
229
453
66
324
1,267
81,136
17,582
7,596
6,261
2,217
61,136
13,745
8,332
559
596
1,206
3,050
3,424
815
2,609
2,890
1,969
921
1,566
2,640
1,467
657
349
167
2,168
631
622
515
997
650
347
2,086
1,354
363
(D)
(D)
4,541
8,011
915
7,096
4,938
1,805
2,661
472
7,546
6,010
1,536
6,492
2,687
3,805
10,860
66 J
896
2,597
629
1,539
1,720
1,216
1,411
192
1,137
1,079
58
2,764
1,645
1,119
5,331
703
698
352
1,279
225
461
67
297
1,249
122,389
82,978
18,558
7,795
10,367
2,691
32,978
14,132
8,254
602
675
1,262
3,319
3,772
898
2,874
2,808
1,861
947
1,639
2,689
1,497
684
342
166
2,229
867
816
546
1,051
680
371
2,129
1,376
371
(D)
(D)
4,449
8,054
942
7,112
4,995
1,853
2,654
468
7,512
5,944
1,568
6,725
2,884
3,841
10,663
608
924
2,604
631
1,561
1,734
1,228
1,388
185
1,140
1,078
62
2,948
1,717
1,231
5,843
729
682
362
1,470
233
493
100
355
1.399
(NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not appUcable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
^Entries for nerchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or comnlsaion received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-37
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories.
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
{inc. payroll)^
Amount
151,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
ivorkweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid einployees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug, 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL — Continued
Type by Kiod of Business— Coo.
Manufacturers' sales brandies, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) . .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Apparel and related products .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)..- .
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Paper and aUied products.
Sales branches 1 with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Chemicals and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks) .:
Sales offices (without stocks)...
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks). _.
Sales offices (without stocks)
Stone, clay, and glass products
Sales branches (with stocks) , . . .
Sales offices (without stocks)
Primary metal products ,.
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products „
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Machinery (except electrical)
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (iffithout stocks)
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Transportation equipment
Sales branches ! with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Instruments and related products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products*
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Petrofeom bulk plants, Icrminajs tod LP gas ^Kilities
Gasolme, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants. __
Distributing terminiils
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Grocery, confectionery, meats.
Grocenta < wjmbination of food lines) .
Calmed ioodB _
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery ,
Flour
Meats, proviaioQs (except tuumed)
Supu-
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fniits, vegetables .
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries.. .
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels
905
630
275
233
182
51
98
71
27
15
13
2
2
1
1
47
16
31
30
5
25
25
19
6
220
177
43
iS
25
23
38
37
1
37
33
84
33
51
1,657
1,614
1,526
88
43
1,205
202
25
95
1
9
9
5
15
43
35
2,164,754
1,174,220
990,534
443,915
321,145
122,770
7,132
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
10,663
(B)
(D)
9,550
(D)
(D)
205,506
157,468
48,040
54,982
(D)
(D)
(D)
(C)
(D)
106,698
16,594
90,104
427,414
5,477
421,937
31,405
19,cr71
12,334
170,915
146,394
24,521
187,177
105,322
81,355
329,460
(D)
(D)
22,985
10,656
12,329
144,773
17,242
127,531
924,225
914,951
627,322
287,629
9,274
1,%3,967
295,528
47,218
114,526
(D)
6,843
24, 182
(D)
38,422
61,293
44,402
7,863
36,539
5,488
(D)
3,784
(D)
68,140
68,140
11,316
11,316
2,052
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
1,026
(D)
(D)
40
(D)
(0)
4,895
4,895
2,235
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
758
758
3,104
3,104
21,042
21,042
4,969
4,969
10,453
(D)
(D)
644
644
1,728
1,728
49,126
47,722
27,370
20,352
1,404
6,544
231
69
59
(D)
23
3
(D)
57
20
166
24
142
(D)
8
(D)
161,655
121,604
40,051
45,139
35,831
9,308
522
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,669
(D)
(D)
833
(D)
(D)
23,996
20,781
3,215
4,718
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
(D)
6,997
2,645
4,352
9,533
349
9,184
3,717
2,629
1,088
29,615
27,461
2,154
6,822
5,137
1,685
13,432
(D)
(D)
3,538
2,516
1,022
9,785
3,506
6,279
82,722
79,949
59,582
20,367
2,773
60,043
6,747
1,015
3,173
(D)
305
279
(D)
558
1,329
1,495
214
1,281
247
(D)
177
(D)
7.5
10.4
4.0
10.2
11.2
7.6
7.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
15.7
(D)
(D)
8.7
CD)
(D)
11.7
13.2
6.7
8.6
(D)
(0)
(D)
(0)
(D)
6.6
15.9
2.2
6.4
2.2
11.8
13.8
17.3
18.8
3.6
4.9
2.1
4.1
(0)
(D)
15.4
23.6
8.3
6.8
20.3
4.9
9.0
8.7
9.5
7.1
29.9
3.1
2.3
2.1
2.8
(D)
4.5
1.2
(D)
3.4
2.7
3.5
4.5
(D)
4.7
(D)
78,671
62,524
16,147
21,103
17,555
3,548
269
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,478
(D)
(D)
420
(D)
(D)
8,325
7,269
1,056
1,880
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,180
1,993
2,187
3,024
170
2,854
1,893
1,306
587
18,400
17,138
1,262
3,912
3,247
665
6,697
(D)
(D)
1,793
1,441
352
4,818
2,061
2,757
26,454
25,201
16,615
8,586
1,253
20,024
2,641
418
1,301
(D)
118
47
(D)
207
524
447
91
356
67
(D)
58
(D)
1,589,161
1,270,708
318,453
412,307
346,512
65,795
6,415
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
29,140
(D)
(D)
8,264
(D)
(D)
163,779
140,189
23,590
38,794
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
86,526
43,171
43,355
60,354
4,119
56,235
36,403
24,210
12,193
382,798
358,643
24,155
79,524
66,483
13,041
132,813
(D)
(D)
34,223
27,099
7,124
109,024
53,416
55,608
514, 171
486,738
329,270
157,468
27,433
417,346
50,839
8,105
23,954
(D)
2,420
975
(D)
3,956
10,925
9,314
2,072
7,242
1,323
(D)
1,223
(D),
17,483
14,261
3,222
5,239
4,454
785
40
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(d)
367
(D)
(D)
105
(D)
(0)
1,659
1,456
203
387
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
892
513
379
514
30
484
501
409
92
3,741
3,473
268
771
667
104
1,450
(D)
(D)
476
408
68
1,221
576
645
7,561
7,199
5,141
2,058
362
7,001
674
105
338
(D)
23
13
(D)
61
125
158
31
127
17
(D)
14
(D)
17,576
14,365
3,211
5,299
4,511
788
41
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
364
(D)
(D)
104
(D)
(D)
1,672
1,473
199
378
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
922
530
392
506
32
474
514
417
97
3,734
3,471
263
788
682
106
1,456
(D)
(D)
479
411
68
1,200
572
628
7,596
7,240
5,170
2,070
356
6,115
673
106
343
(D)
24
13
(D)
51
126
153
28
125
19
(D)
15
(D)
17,582
14,487
3,095
5,322
4,586
736
44
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
363
(D)
(D)
103
(D)
(D)
1,646
1,456
190
380
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
928
535
393
494
35
459
497
400
97
3,741
3,501
240
814
706
108
1,440
(0)
(D)
481
414
67
1,207
596
611
7,596
7,240
5,163
2,077
356
6,281
674
HI
337
(0)
22
15
(D)
55
125
148
32
116
19
(D)
16
18,558
15,490
3,068
5,323
4,620
703
75
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
362
(D)
(D)
102
(D)
(0)
1,684
1,489
195
369
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
942
548
394
502
36
466
471
389
82
4,657
4,405
252
872
761
111
1,432
(D)
(D)
448
383
65
1,200
588
612
7,795
7,385
5,287
2,098
410
10,367
705
117
344
(D)
22
17
(D)
57
137
154
35
119
18
(D)
16
(D)
Standard NctM (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
■ ■ . Represents zero.
"Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manuJaelurea.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brolterage or conmilssion received.
1-38
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATLSTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
Operating e>
penses
{ inc. payroll ) ^
Per-
Amount
cent
of
sales
551
4.1
176
3.9
177
5.0
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
79
3.3
(D)
(D)
667
2.9
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
538
3.0
308
6.0
159
5.7
149
6.4
262
7.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
32,*15
2.7
2,644
.6
434
.8
(D)
(D)
8,516
2.2
20,096
6.5
(D)
(D)
592
1.3
957
5.0
908
6.7
657
7.0
104
6.6
147
5.7
2,197
6.1
1,349
5.5
848
7.3
2,729
4.8
2,247
4.6
482
6.7
3,984
6.7
400
8.8
199
9.4
517
7.0
(D)
(D)
2,645
6.3
(D)
(Dl
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
627
5.0
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
5,949
3.6
(D)
(D)
451
6.8
465
13.5
1,805
5.0
420
.8
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
193
3.3
1,609
5.5
16,751
3.8
1,676
6.3
1,799
16.2
12,790
3.2
486
10.3
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
May 15
Aug. 15
Nov. 15
(Numberl
(Number)
(Number)
(Number)
36
36
36
33
9
9
11
8
14
14
13
13
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
5
5
4
4
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
40
36
38
37
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
24
20
21
22
18
18
18
26
10
10
10
18
8
8
8
8
27
27
26
25
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
4,470
3,573
3,864
7,724
278
271
260
312
22
20
39
35
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
2,914
3,063
3,193
3,200
1,217
132
338
4,119
(D)
(D)
CD)
CD)
16
17
16
38
132
140
U8
144
53
55
57
60
38
39
41
43
6
7
7
9
9
9
9
8
120
121
129
U2
62
62
61
67
58
59
68
65
224
221
216
230
174
165
154
173
50
56
62
57
310
314
332
336
22
20
20
21
33
34
34
34
27
28
29
32
(D)
(0)
CD)
CD)
207
219
234
232
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
63
69
70
73
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
659
660
516
670
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
45
47
49
48
54
47
56
65
181
242
171
173
44
36
44
52
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
25
24
23
23
222
172
83
216
2,594
2,637
2,217
2,691
309
313
298
319
212
691
262
270
2,005
1,558
1,572
2,002
68
75
85
100
Active
proprie-
toi-s of
EAST SOUTH CENTRAL— Continued
Type by Kind of Business— Con
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Apparel (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's).. -
Men's, hoys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clotliing, accessories.
Fiu-s (dressed), fur clothing
Handbags __. __
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear . . _ . .
Work clothing- . .
Dry goods, piece goods. . . . ,
Hosiery .
Dry goods. .
Piece goods .
Furniture, home furnishings-
Furniture --
Home furnishings
Paper, aUied products. . .
Paper ...
Stationery, office suppUes..
Farm products (raw raateiials) . .
Cotton ... . .
Grain... ...
Hides, skins, raw f itrs .
Livestock
Tobacco OeaO .
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products-
Automotive _
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., apphances-.
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods .
Hardware .
Plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials
Lumber, millwork. , -__
Construction materials (except Itmiber)
Machinery, equipment, supphes
Air conditiom'ng, conimercial refrigeration equipment.
Conunercial machines, equipment-
Construction machinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies.
Profe.s,sional equipment, supplies-
Service estabhshment equipment, supphes- . . . . . .
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., supphes
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and products
Nonf errous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel-
Amusements, sporting goods, toys.-
Books, magazines, newspapers .
Coal, coke- . . . . . .
Farm supphes . .
Jewelry . .
Yarns
Petroleum and products.
General merchandise .
Miscellane<jus products, agents, brokers, u.e c
Assemblers of farm products . . . .
Dairy, poultry products .
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)--
Farm supplies
Other farm products assembler -
523
76
10
3
224
202
1
7
350
61
44
231
14
13,396
4,488
3,522
CD)
CD)
2,369
CD)
22,867
CD)
CD)
17,997
5,135
2,806
2,329
3,347
CD)
CD)
1,210,547
417,195
53,649
CD)
383,770
307,976
CD)
44,271
19,324
13,532
9,389
1,564
2,579
36,204
24,531
11,673
56,520
49,378
7,142
59,150
4,550
2,119
7,377
CD)
42,129
CD)
CD)
CD)
12,452
CD)
CD)
166,075
CD)
6,590
3,457
36,252
52,977
CD)
CD)
CD)
2,329
29,093
437,625
26,731
11,118
395,042
4,734
CD)
(D)
(D)
14
CD)
CD)
18
CD)
CD)
4,826
4,381
CD)
166
229
CD)
534
35
65
68
CD)
362
CD)
CD)
CD)
57
CD)
CD)
397
CD)
17
42
CD)
CD)
CD)
9
267
26,695
421
333
25,816
125
193
62
84
CD)
CD)
11
CD)
216
CD)
CD)
150
54
26
106
CD)
CD)
9,289
1,165
160
(D)
3,606
4,196
CD)
92
350
333
248
23
62
792
438
354
955
745
210
1,740
77
115
305
CD)
1,180
CD)
CD)
CD)
287
(D)
(D)
2,528
CD)
167
308
1,021
152
CD)
CD)
CD)
109
515
7,102
701
758
5,432
211
2,796
942
1,297
CD)
CD)
CZ)
CD)
4,887
CD)
CD)
3,421
1,511
1,033
CZ)
1,827
CD)
CD)
207,726
21,935
2,937
CD)
71,881
107,338
CD)
2,207
8,154
5,949
4,451
CZ)
1,097
15,452
8,779
6,673
18,360
14,555
3,805
35,110
1,754
2,166
4,800
CD)
25,364
CD)
CD)
CD)
5,749
CD)
CD)
43,349
CD)
3,448
2,305
19,740
3,665
CD)
CD)
CD)
1,917
11,894
127,058
14,652
11,688
95,753
4,960
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosuie. (NAI Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
. . . Represents zero.
^Entries for mercriandise agents and brolters represent brokerage or coamssion received.
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-39
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind ol business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Opet^tifig expenses
(inc. payroll)'
.Amount
($1.000)
Pei-
cent
ot
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL
Wholesale trade, tolal
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacttirers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas fatrilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers - .
Assemblers of farm produCTS ..
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers _
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. .
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products tvholesalers .
Specialty-hne grocerj' wholesalers.
Farm products (edible) distributors. .
Poultry, poultry products distributor-.
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers . .
Beer, ale tiistributors...
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. . .
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty -line ilrug. toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers.
Dry goods, apparel wliolesaltjrs .
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers. .
General-line dry goods wholesalers. -
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece gcxxis converters
Furniture, home furnishings W'holesalers,.
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, fl<»r coverings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers ,
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors.. -
Stationery, office supplies wholeaalers.
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers. .
Motor vehicle distributors.
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, appliance distributors. ...
Electrical apparatus, supplies distrihutoni. . .
Electrical appUance, radio, TV set wholesalers
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers.
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies tliatributors.
Luml>er, construction materials distributors .
Lumber, milhvork wholi^alers
Construction materials distributors
1,427
156
U!
9
264
77
388
42
91
269
569,922
45,266
30,408
1,480
130, Ul
22,733
223,794
5,832
14,281
95,987
195
8
7
28
5
87
29
10.
12
796
839
285
679
,155
,985
.521
,668
,889
,775
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers..
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers . . .
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors. .
Industrial materials, supplies distribut^irs. .
Professional equipment, supplies distributors. .
Service establishment supply houses .
Transportation equipment tiistributors-. .
.Metals, raetalwork (except scrap) distributors
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
.■x-rap, waste materials dealers. .
Iron, steel scrap dealers. .
Wa8t« materials dealers .
Other merchant wholesalers.. ,.
Amusement, sporting goods distrihuttjrs.
IJook, magazine, ncwspajier wholesalers
Coal wholesalers ...
Farm Kupplitw wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers.
Petroleum products distributors .
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers . . . .
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
.Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Sundard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents zero,
^Entrlee for mercttandioe agents and Ijrolters represent brojserage or commission received.
U,413
2,100
3,697
1,650
!,111
14,413
1,912
468
152
183
396
713
780
249
531
653
558
95
512
49
208
192
63
230
128
20
79
3
248
133
115
281
100
53
122
6
1,705
131
1,574
570
250
174
146
444
160
2S4
989
409
580
3,127
233
303
168
119
1,074
365
239
525
101
325
302
23
465
263
202
8,858,007
4,213,553
1,302,866
2,261,085
607,711
8,858,007
1,507,336
893,547
38,912
46,787
174,949
353,141
373,224
103,469
269,755
465,968
236,359
229,609
275,341
262,559
126,765
57,639
65,436
12,719
116,737
37,222
38,941
28, 178
12,396
122,365
43,846
78,519
153,654
56,953
66,678
29,327
696
1,397,062
383,165
58,530
324,635
517,727
248,894
229,332
39,501
335,961
176,653
159,308
521,636
275,247
246,389
1,482,997
80,271
58,478
Ul,321
39,738
738,794
219,459
71,197
103,397
30,342
254,810
230,622
24,188
117, 543
63,619
53,924
1,230,213
972,078
161,557
60,565
6,246
29,767
972,078
94,134
68,549
1,515
1,777
3,148
19, U5
8,709
2,207
6,502
46,413
12,509
33,904
10,956
35,579
21,978
7,492
5,194
915
18,602
5,647
5,730
4,626
2,599
14,676
5,621
9,055
17,387
7,154
6,736
3,320
177
213,921
62,930
2,912
60,018
65,605
32,260
27,351
5,994
59,464
34,768
24,696
40,672
23,410
17,262
40,313
37,071
3,242
9,035
5,509
3,526
1,094,040
342,931
!57',095
69,087
58,367
1,094,040
138, 529
67,325
5,051
8,570
22,957
34,626
51,316
8,923
42,393
51,520
34,332
17,188
15,764
41,719
16,745
9,074
12,231
3,669
17,874
6,647
5,540
4,413
1,274
22,593
8,944
13,649
25,746
9,736
7,581
8,106
323
63,480
80,004
7,339
72,665
70,600
30,382
31,305
8,913
55,342
30,442
24,900
95,098
34,608
60,490
230,818
16,647
14,322
25,472
6,315
77,598
40,366
18,080
24,373
7,645
35,523
31,990
3,533
23,260
11,545
11,715
(NA) Not available. n.e.c.
37,886
7,156
3,477
7
7,439
3,515
6,297
431
1,197
8,367 .
Not elsewhere c]
,854
,698
,891
179
,852
,758
,461
,181
,701
133
12.4
8.1
12.1
3.1
9.6
12.4
9.2
7.5
13.0
18.3
13.1
9.8
13.7
8.6
15.7
U.5
7.5
5.7
15.9
13.2
15.7
18.7
28.8
15.3
17.9
14.2
15.7
10.3
18.5
20.4
17.4
16.8
17.1
11.4
27.6
46.4
4.5
20.9
12.5
22.4
13.6
12.2
13.7
22.6
16.5
17.2
15.6
13.2
12.6
24.6
15.6
20.7
24.5
18.0
15.9
10.5
18.4
25.4
23.6
25.2
13.9
13.9
U.6
19.8
18.1
21.7
13.1
19.2
22.7
12.1
10.6
20.9
8.7
20.3
25.9
16.8
XXX
546,371
176,643
41,219
26,279
22,063
11,010,597
3,561,049
797, 123
510,193
448,230
546,371
73,403
40,391
2,303
3,478
11,244
15,987
20,135
3,747
16,388
24,369
15,347
9,022
7,843
22,277
10,327
4,652
5,345
1,953
9,403
3,090
3,597
2,090
626
11,332
4,720
6,612
14,736
6,040
4,553
4,006
137
16,052
45,842
4,149
41,693
38,942
17,461
16,643
4,838
31,690
18,440
13,250
48,595
18,280
30,315
118, 577
9,034
7,501
14,393
3,187
36,205
21,886
10,134
12,460
3,777
17,224
15,684
1,540
11,797
5,678
6,119
34,154
4,423
3,750
80
6,132
2,682
7,278
559
1,892
7,358
Not applicable.
11,010,597
1,421,847
755,300
45,691
75,202
231,387
3U,267
395,643
71,074
324,569
480, 562
297,409
133,153
146,931
490,958
243,940
93,024
113,220
40,774
190, 129
61,389
72,610
44,236
11,394
205,548
83,687
121,861
277,813
111,988
90,184
73,004
2,637
3K,411
936,620
85,377
851,243
800,076
345,886
343,580
110,610
657,913
379,524
278,389
1,005,393
398,092
607,301
2,425,734
180,957
151,020
296, 100
63,763
731,605
439,738
209,021
272,897
80,533
341,513
297,632
43,831
247,633
117,535
130,098
669,823
36,859
66,461
1,107
1U,243
44,971
153,329
13,144
38,144
141,060
209,447
142,003
38,044
11,531
3,998
3,371
142,003
21,254
11,200
763
1,459
3,104
4,723
6,562
1,452
5,110
5,818
3,872
1,946
2,370
6,051
2,906
1,399
1,254
492
2,598
950
944
585
119
2,824
1,142
1,682
3,719
1,477
1,089
1,103
45
4,IU
12,683
1,054
11,629
3,917
3,957
3,339
1,121
7,630
4,533
3,097
12,025
4,693
7,327
27,109
2,002
1,734
2,953
807
8,068
4,833
2,526
3,162
924
3,923
3,531
392
4,093
1,923
2,170
10,263
1,180
1,517
23
2,070
662
1,336
196
599
2,130
142,706
38,411
11,566
9,168
9,704
142,706
21,357
11,074
761
1,569
3,181
4,772
6,742
1,517
5,225
5,945
4,037
1,903
2,372
6,020
2,391
1,395
1,241
493
2,546
906
937
535
118
2,763
1,109
1,659
3,748
1,496
1,109
1,098
45
4,000
12,581
_1,033
11,548
8,896
3,943
3,814
1,134
7,692
4,601
3,091
12,512
4,801
27,
3,957
3,575
332
4,142
1,925
2,217
10,067
1,196
1,413
20
1,909
643
1,908
191
543
2,239
145,675
38,337
11,731
9,191
7,544
148,729
38,377
11,774
9,507
9,838
(Z) Less than $500 or less; than
U5,675
22,035
11,229
731
1,938
3,346
4,791
6,670
1,591
5,079
6,187
4,276
1,911
2,408
6,119
2,332
1,461
1,267
509
2,599
952
950
578
119
2,750
1,033
1,662
3,753
1,511
1,117
1,086
39
4,294
12,634
1,045
11,539
9,217
4,094
3,963
1,160
7,388
4,715
3,173
13,033.
4,922
3,161
27,607
2,163
1,765
2,993
305
3,204
5,000
2,566
3,158
948
4,063
3,678
335
4,254
2,045
2,209
10,064
1,269
1,343
13
1,315
660
2,019
216
532
2,192
0.05 percent.
U3,729
22,788
1 1, 170
309
1,834
3,627
5,348
7,236
1,984
5,252
6,056
4,067
1,989
2,460
6,313
2,386
1,589
1,313
520
2,542
904
942
573
123
2,833
1,196
1,637
3,770
1,498
1,105
1,143
24
4,590
12,811
1,106
11,705
9,232
4,081
3,934
1,217
7,388
4,684
3,204
13,327
5,075
3,252
27,552
2,001
1,850
3,055
769
8,025
4,973
2,637
3,210
1,032
4,083
3,730
353
4,497
2,083
2,4U
10,701
1,333
1,352
17
1,939
710
2,070.
254
601
2,425
1-40
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 1.5
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 1.5
(Number)
Aug. 15
(NumtTer)
Nov. 15
(Numtier)
proprie-
tors of
WEST SOUTH CENTRAL — Continued
Tjpe by Kind of Biuioess— Con.
Maoufacturers' sales branches, sales offices-
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products .
Sales branches (with stocks) . ,
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related products...
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Paper and allied products^. .__
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Chemicals and alhed products..
Sales branches (with stocks). -
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Stone, clay, and glass products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Machinery (except electrical) _ . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) . ,
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Instruments and related products-
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products*.
Sales branches (with stocks) _ .
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Petroleiun bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities .
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines) .
Canned foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery _
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned)
Sugar. __
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables
2,100
1,507
593
4.33
3A5
16
10
6
16
15
1
16
2
U
182
120
62
52
50
2
79
39
40
104
19
85
98
62
36
612
503
109
120
70
50
92
84
8
lU
100
U
142
72
70
3,697
3,540
3,465
75
157
4,213,553
2,539,484
1,674,069
772,110
582,932
189,178
47,652
33,391
U,261
21,023
15,138
5,885
(D)
7,985
(D)
42,918
(D)
(D)
415,885
137,395
228,490
132,414
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
163,482
45,409
118,073
603,836
38,232
565,604
163,766
38,983
124,783
571,962
498,444
73,518
231,227
182, 537
48,690
712,181
649,259
62,922
72,280
63,532
8,748
253,772
55,173
198, 599
1,302,866
1,254,466
1,007,320
247,146
48,400
2,261,085
484,437
72,764
165,650
48,724
18,301
3,688
3,717
85,582
86,011
82,265
3,812
78,453
15,850
3,824
8,767
3,259
161,557
161,557
16,066
16,066
2,602
2,602
1,612
1,612
(D)
730
(D)
120
(D)
(D)
9,211
9,211
10, 6U
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,988
4,988
5,735
5,735
6,912
6,912
51,808
51,808
10,687
10,687
30,486
30,486
,118
,113
5,855
5,855
60,565
58, 197
39,394
18,803
2,368
6,246
321
17
172
48
13
342,931
273,340
69,591
78,250
62,690
15,560
3,322
2,884
438
2,941
2,741
200
(D)
1,U8
(D)
3,283
(C)
(D)
37, 3U
23,422
13,892
12,713
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
15,072
9,960
5,112
12,693
4,859
7,834
9,568
6,229
3,339
82,880
75,404
7,476
19,483
16,703
2,780
33,755
32,381
1,374
11,690
10,962
728
18,650
11,193
7,457
157,095
144,578
116,428
28, 150
12,517
69,087
12,141
1,722
4,686
393
852
M5
242
985
3,115
3,261
101
3,160
809
319
346
10.8
4.2
10.1
10,8
8.2
7.0
6.6
3.1
U.O
18.1
3.4
(0)
U.4
(D)
7.6
(D)
(d)
9.0
12.5
6.1
9.6
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
9.2
21.9
4.3
2.1
12.7
1.4
5.8
16.0
2.7
14.5
15.1
10.2
8.4
9.2
5.7
4.7
5.0
2.2
16.2
17.3
8.3
7.3
20.3
3.8
11.6
11.4
25.9
3.1
2.5
2.4
2.8
.8
4.7
3.9
6.5
1.2
3.6
4.0
2.6
4.0
5.1
8.3
3.9
4,4
176,643
145,938
30,705
39,322
33,240
6,082
2,064
1.803
261
1,268
1,127
Ul
(D)
599
(D)
1,133
(D)
(D)
U,673
10,032
4,641
5,356
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
8,648
6,231
2,417
6,366
2,607
3,759
4,652
2,940
1,712
49,597
45,643
3,954
9,871
8,209
1,662
16,915
16,237
678
6,907
6,555
352
9,207
5,355
3,852
41,219
35,987
28,439
7,548
5,232
26,279
4,410
660
1,649
140
377
25
U5
491
923
1,140
37
1,103
351
171
137
43
3,561,049
2,985,261
575,788
767, 329
667,286
100,043
38,378
32,416
5,962
25,088
22,347
2,741
(D)
11,900
(D)
25,857
(D)
(D)
290,334
193,755
96, 579
113,152
(D)
(B)
(D)
(D),
168,011
125,398
42,613
137,735
60,902
76,833
83,274
50,657
32,617
1,024,353
954,662
69,691
190, 568
157,521
33,047
337,854
329,305
8,549
137,023
129,841
7,182
209,235
133,578
75,657
797,123
699,838
558,189
Ul,649
97,285
510,193
85,341
12,190
32,444
1,979
7,233
610
2,603
8,440
19,842
15,062
580
14,482
7,342
3,612
2,986
744
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries ....
Chemicals, explosives ..
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels _
Standard Notes: (D> Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents zero.
Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), prmting and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
38,044
32,466
5,578
9,684
8,515
1,169
391
360
31
452
436
16
(D)
150
(D)
233
(D)
(0)
2,923
2,060
863
1,104
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,748
1,403
345
1,215
642
573
1,021
746
275
9,787
8,981
806
1,801
1,546
255
3,737
3,526
211
1,630
1,571
59
2,156
1,401
755
11,531
10,143
8,454
1,689
1,388
8,998
981
131
392
24
54
10
30
103
237
316
18
298
85
41
34
10
38,411
32,884
5,527
9,810
8,642
1,168
422
388
34
441
426
15
(D)
W3
(D)
231
(D)
(D)
2,913
2,039
874
1,088
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,931
1,583
348
1,247
678
569
986
709
277
9,997
9,206
791
1,835
1,574
261
3,582
3,409
173
1,635
1,569
66
2,139
1,402
737
11,566
10,237
8,579
1,658
1,329
9,168
1,005
130
391
24
67
9
33
115
236
304
19
285
38,337
32,918
5,419
9,912
8,755
1,157
376
341
35
476
459
17
(D)
U9
(D)
231
(D)
(D)
2,958
2,086
872
1,091
(E)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,968
1,611
357
1,252
661
591
1,017
746
271
9,807
9,056
751
1,816
1,555
261
3,510
3,421
1,646
1,580
2,116
1,379
737
11,731
10,347
8,657
1,690
1,384
9,191
993
128
399
24
66
8
34
97
237
270
16
254
85
42
33
10
38,377
32,928
5,449
9,840
8,685
1,155
357
321
36
493
476
17
(D)
155
(D)
233
(D)
(D)
2,939
2,068
871
1,094
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,988
1,6U
374
1,262
665
597
998
717
281
9,801
9,068
733
1,815
1,557
258
3,631
3,543
1,631
1,558
73
2,129
1,384
745
11,774
10,426
8,707
1,719
1,348
9,507
1,006
132
407
24
67
10
36
89
241
337
17
320
(NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-41
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Numtier)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Numtier)
Active
proprie-
tors of
iin incor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
*EST SOUTH CENTRAl. — Contmued
T^e by Kind of Business — Coa.
Merchandise agencs, brokers— Con.
.\pparel (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's)
Men's, bov'a' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, accessories
Fius (dressed), fur clothing
Handbags
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing.
Dry goods, piece goods.
Hosiery , ...
Dry goods. ,
Piece goods
Furniture, home furaishingB-
Fiimiture
Home furnishings -
Paper, allied products . .
Paper
Stationery, office supplies..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton __
Grain.--
Hides, skins, raw fuis
Livestock- -
Tobacco Oeaf) .
Wool, mohair..
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive - - - -
Electrical-electronic apparatiis, equip., appliances-.
Electrical apparatus, supplies ..
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment -
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods. - .
Hardware ...
Plumbing, heating gtxids
Liimber, construction materials
Lumber, millwork..
Construction materials (except lumber)
Machinery, equipment, supphes ..-. .
Air conditioiiing, commercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial machines, equipment . ..
Construction iiiacliinery, equipment . . .
Farm-garden machinery, equipment ... _ _
Industrial machinery, trquipment, supplies. .
Pnifessional equipment, supplies
Ser\-ice establisliment equipment, suppUes. - . . . .
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., suppUes
Metals, nietalwork (except scrap) ...
Iron, steel and products.
Nonferrous met,ils, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel ....
Amusements, 3|Ktrtirig goods, to>'s. .
Bijoks, magaziiies, iiewspapera
Coal, coke-
Farm supplies
Jewelry
Yams
Petroleiun and products. . , ...
General merchandise. .
.MLtcelLineous products, agenta, broken, n,e.c. .
Assemblers of farm prodacu .
Dairy, [X)ultry products
Fresh fruitJi, vegetables
Fami products (raw materials). .
Farm supplies- - -
Other farm products assemblers.
57
2e
29
16
11
5
467
72
20
5
350
1
15
103
71
7
25
59
14
45
254
35
20
3
2
155
6
23
10
32
24
8
23
26
56
1,111
117
200
733
59
2
25, 174
5,263
5,034
12,598
(D)
(D)
m
45,329
(D)
(D)
32,437
36,612
22, 593
14,019
U,U1
12,797
1,344
1,004,608
209,114
43,376
7,238
723, 520
(D)
10,398
(E)
36,734
92,264
63,818
3,752
24,694
38,179
13,558
24,621
55,839
39,366
16,473
173,384
26,109
5,344
(D)
(D)
74,982
6,796
12,497
44,860
23,106
19,611
3,495
133,163
(D)
12,879
4,696
8,028
(D)
44,730
11,219
28,181
607,711
68,094
71,005
453,556
(D)
(D)
42
28
3
11
(D)
(D)
(i))
2
(D)
(D)
401
96
305
41
39
2,138
1,353
36
4
663
(B)
82
(D)
164
152
5
171
20
151
1,191
338
119
(D)
(D)
642
3
77
8
81
66
15
1,250
(D)
m
34
176
82
29,767
1,582
2,615
24,217
(D)
(D)
1,236
325
125
662
m
m
(i>)
1,731
!D)
(D)
953
2,202
1,248
954
510
381
129
17,022
1,415
922
265
13,964
(D)
356
(D)
2,457
5,687
3,836
219
1,632
2,527
816
1,711
2,487
1,453
1,034
10,558
1,569
471
(D)
(D)
6,092
367
780
1,005
1,127
980
U7
5,332
(D)
351
567
123
(D)
1,220
668
1,542
58,367
5,577
19,420
31,135
(D)
(D)
4.9
6.2
2.5
5.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
3.8
(D)
(D)
2.9
6.0
5.5
6.8
3.6
3.0
9.6
1.9
3.7
1.9
(D)
3.4
(D)
6.2
6.0
5.8
6.6
6.6
6.0
6.9
4.5
3.7
6.3
6.1
6.0
8.8
(D)
(I>)
8.1
6.3
6.2
2.2
4.9
5.0
4.2
4.0
(D)
2.7
12.1
1.5
(D)
2.7
6.0
5.5
9.6
8.2
27.4
6.9
(D)
(D)
19
132
(D)
(D)
(D)
475
(D)
(D)
243
938
645
293
171
133
38
6,996
456
126
127
6,070
(0)
185
(D)
1,005
2,088
1,423
86
579
1,011
208
803
848
400
448
3,965
621
201
(D)
(D)
2,330
204
252
292
296
261
35
2,337
(D)
132
266
72
(C)
472
317
536
22,063
2,115
7,465
11,505
(D)
(D)
4,203
1,273
(Z)
2,037
(D)
(D)
(D)
8,785
(D)
(D)
4,676
18,059
12,562
5,497
2,335
1,326
1,009
U5,048
9,599
2,263
2,104
127, 195
(D)
3,223
(D)
18,483
41,428
27,616
1,782
12,030
21,544
3,564
17,980
18,537
7,885
10,652
77,636
12,257
4,195
(D)
(B)
44,351
5,710
4,600
4,545
6,721
5,600
1,121
39,669
(D)
1,717
3,838
1,468
(D)
7,264
8,771
10,465
448,230
50,346
135,259
243,257
(D)
(D)
32
(C)
(D)
(D)
99
(D)
(D)
43
153
74
79
25
9
4,919
128
28
31
4,651
(D)
68
(D)
179
369
253
20
96
178
34
144
200
105
95
771
110
57
(D)
(D)
427
52
65
48
69
59
10
576
(B)
21
53
'u
(B)
104
131
172
8,871
806
4,870
2,930
(B)
(B)
73
21
11
36
(B)
(B)
(D)
105
(B)
(B)
25
9
5,058
129
32
27
4,765
(B)
92
(B)
181
381
262
187
39
148
197
104
93
791
110
58
(B)
(D)
442
61
66
47
71
61
10
547
(B)
25
64
"u
(B)
92
122
175
9,704
854
5,386
3,191
(B)
(B)
68
21
11
31
(B)
(B)
(B)
98
(B)
(B)
41
149
67
82
34
26
5,106
131
32
22
4,873
(B)
44
(B)
196
376
253
19
104
163
37
126
204
105
99
824
116
53
(D)
(B)
446
80
64
62
72
59
13
553
(B)
24
67
'ii
(D)
93
123
174
7,644
834
2,012
4,323
(B)
(D)
69
22
11
31
(B)
(B)
(B)
100
(B)
(D)
41
5,303
157
34
33
5,0U
(B)
45
(B)
191
391
260
22
109
188
35
153
213
112
101
806
116
58
(B)
(B)
430
80
62
45
79
61
18
548
(B)
31
61
14
(B)
90
120
183
9,838
989
4,241
4,238
(B)
(B)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewliere classified,
. . . Represents zero,
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brolierage or commission received.
XXX Not applicable, (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
1-42
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Invenlori&s,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. l.'i
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
proprie-
tors of
March 15
(Number)
May 15
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
MOUNTAIN
Wholesale trade, total .
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers -- -----
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers -...
Assemblers of farm products — -.
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers..
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers —
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors.
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalera,
Beer, ale distributors.
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. - - -
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, e.\plosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers. ...
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers.
General-line dry goods wholesalers -
Specialty-Une dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home f m-nishings wholesalers
Furniture {household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers..
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. .
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants .
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical apphance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plimibing-heating goods wholesalei'S
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors-
Lumber, construction materials distributors.
Lumber, niillwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors.
Machinery, equipment, suppUes distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Cotmuercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, suppUes distributors
Professional equipment, .supphes distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors -
Scrap, waste materials dealers-
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
10,019
5,318
759
2,313
581
1,048
5,318
669
142
58
20
125
324
343
78
265
297
230
67
168
20
53
61
34
62
38
3
21
103
49
54
109
50
13
739
63
676
86
61
180
53
127
384
126
258
141
123
75
229
93
85
175
14
82
75
153
83
70
530
75
71
9
123
45
67
26
14
80
2,562,906
1,066,305
679,135
956,405
588,945
2,562,906
460,768
299,619
12,636
9,963
48,007
90,543
160,822
33,461
127,361
168,779
81,637
87,142
84,530
85,863
47,627
15,172
18,198
4,866
28,226
12,949
4,825
10,452
35,246
11,942
23,304
52,119
33,876
U,589
(D)
(D)
162,341
179,010
27,443
151,567
174,298
90,703
70,454
13,141
158,268
73,647
84,621
206,742
119,684
87,058
375,463
20,396
24,191
100,504
30,488
104,150
34,149
26,704
31,409
3,472
36,856
34,968
1,888
27,725
18,237
9,488
Other merchant ivholesalers .
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers .
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleiun products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers..
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers.
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Stan dard N otes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosin^e.
• • . Represents zero.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage
165,850
16,204
16,108
1,549
52,943
7,669
27,050
3,219
7,674
33,434
383,896
265,508
57,481
33,683
2,557
24,667
265,508
32,701
24,651
798
765
1,098
5,389
3,886
409
3,477
15,117
4,762
10,355
3,722
10,860
7,427
1,440
1,480
5U
3,434
1,739
762
933
4,658
1,346
3,312
7,231
4,641
1,358
(D)
(D)
10,376
27,972
1,460
26,512
20,767
9,994
8,711
2,062
28,714
16,523
12,191
13,233
8,514
4,719
59,507
1,739
2,911
19,503
5,309
16,301
4,417
4,167
4,799
361
5,994
5,685
309
1,739
950
739
(NA) Not available.
15,597
2,391
1,253
2
5,893
1,430
977
421
287
2,943
n.e.c. Not elsewhere
367,385
105,447
80,488
23,772
49,624
367,385
44,330
20,421
1,448
1,094
7,249
14,118
23,163
3,277
19,891
20,275
11,771
3,504
5,453
14,452
6,704
3,358
3,095
1,295
4,252
2,223
660
1,369
6,132
2,740
3,392
9,241
5,630
1,564
(D)
(D)
7,764
39,588
4,510
35,078
23,248
10,153
10,102
2,993
25,985
13,091
12,894
32,618
10,677
21,941
71,258
3,664
5,975
18,306
5,255
15,199
5,766
7,272
8,213
1,103
6,177
5,817
360
5,013
2,815
2,198
28,331
3,196
3,435
290
8,037
1,524
4,795
727
1,547
4,780
classified.
14.3
9.9
11.9
2.5
8.4
14.3
9.6
6.8
11.5
U.O
15.1
15.6
14.4
9.8
15.6
12.0
14.4
9.8
6.5
16.8
14.1
22.1
17.0
26.6
15.1
17.2
13.7
13,1
17.4
22.9
14.6
17.7
16,6
13.5
(D)
(D)
22.1
16.4
23.1
13.3
11.2
14.3
22.3
16.4
17.8
15.2
15.8
8.9
25.2
19.0
13.0
24.7
13.7
17.2
14.6
16.9
27.2
26.1
31.9
16.8
16.6
19.1
18.1
15.4
23.2
17.1
19.7
21.3
18.7
15.2
19.9
17.7
22.6
20.2
14.3
193,698
49,383
21,218
9,550
22,547
193,698
23,327
12,416
737
505
3,559
6,110
11,455
1,546
9,909
9,531
5,034
4,497
2,723
7,594
4,005
1,572
1,361
656
2,502
1,150
463
3,144
1,437
1,707
5,379
3,288
943
(D)
(D)
3,045
22,889
2,551
20,338
12,783
5,330
5,329
1,624
15,173
8,294
6,379
17.732
5,940
11,792
36,738
1,631
3,078
10,599
2,550
6,687
2,861
4,485
4,243
604
3,235
3,107
128
2,643
1,517
1,126
6,194,044
4,038,256
999,689
446,151
198,715
511,233
4,038,256
522,466
294,994
16,390
9,401
66,772
134,909
218,521
29,713
188,808
201,023
104, 772
96,251
52,826
163,906
82,048
35,922
32,722
13,214
55,268
22,910
10, 279
22,079
59,125
29,201
29,924
103,743
54,733
16,935
(D)
(D)
60, 797
483,639
62,186
421,453
254,044
115 , 770
110, 587
27,687
297,206
160, 504
136,702
368,769
125,274
243,495
766,073
35,974
62,286
225,393
50,817
138,391
63,138
87,748
87,923
14,403
78,801
74,916
3,885
51,689
27,941
23,748
13,805
1,815
1,943
222
4,184
797
1,358
341
913
2,232
XXX Not applicable.
47,546
10,14i
5,377
3,367
7,918
47,546
6,151
3,219
211
138
849
1,734
3,346
487
2,859
2,051
1,127
924
724
1,909
1,043
403
310
143
602
324
97
131
764
315
449
1,312
785
223
(D)
(D)
796
5,729
611
5,118
2,859
1,303
1,157
399
3,637
2,134
1,503
3,636
1,259
2,377
8,350
322
716
2,157
587
1,663
652
1,052
1,066
135
719
685
34
880
454
426
73,903
48,086
10,163
5,469
3,388
6,797
48,086
6,290
3,237
226
146
385
1,796
3,521
497
3,024
2,102
1,175
927
729
1,917
1,029
414
321
153
595
318
98
179
757
312
445
1,323
303
226
(D)
(D)
809
5,761
610
5,151
2,869
1,310
1,153
406
3,657
2,155
1,502
4,004
1,316
2,688
8,383
352
727
2,135
599
1,675
659
1,036
1,063
137
754
720
34
365
456
409
75,076
48,538
10,310
5,576
3,451
7,141
48,588
6,438
3,316
221
145
899
1,857
3,263
526
2,737
2,188
1,256
932
745
1,940
1,043
415
328
154
605
308
102
195
722
304
413
1,330
319
223
(D)
(D)
829
5,803
621
5,182
2,899
1,334
1,141
424
3,732
2,191
1,541
4,212
1,435
2,777
8,440
397
742
2,142
594
1,582
657
1,033
1,051
137
800
767
33
836
445
391
51,149
10,288
5,641
3,844
9,460
51,149
6,534
3,221
249
149
940
1,975
3,744
564
3,180
2,198
1,215
983
752
2,019
1,042
483
317
177
300,355 4,081 3,750 3,806
35,572 441 479 489
36,538 644 616 576
4,836
97,561 1,341 991 1,071
18,886 240 245 252
26,906 376 363 374
6,167 118 113 104
23,185 239 247 225
50,704 628 663 669
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
609
314
362
444
1,351
313
226
(D)
;d)
942
6,006
677
5,329
2,360
1,327
1,130
403
3,777
2,204
1,573
4,372
1,480
2,892
8,691
385
793
2,180
590
1,720
753
1,049
1,078
143
783
754
34
926
470
456
4,774
463
651
56
1,652
249
380
119
310
894
or commission received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-43
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS. BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payiX)U)'
Amount
C$1.000)
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesse.s.
Nov,
(Number)
MOUNTAIN— Continued
Type by Kind of Business — Coo.
Manufacturers' sales brioches, sales offices-
Sales branches (nith stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products- .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales ofEces (without stocks) .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks). .
Sales ofEces (without stocks) .
Apparel and related products. - .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Furniture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks) -
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Paper and allied products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Chemicals and allied products..
Sales branches (with stocks) _ .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Stone, clay, and glass products-
Sales branches (with stocks) - .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Primary metal products.
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks). ,
Sales offices (without stocks).
Machinery (except electrical) . - ,
Sales branches (with stocks). .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks) .
l^ansport&tion equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) . . ,
Sales offices (without stocks) . . .
Instnmients and related products .
Sales branches (nith stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) .. .
Other manufacturers' products* . . . .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals tad LP gas facilities.
Oasohne, distillates, residuals. ..
Bulk planus _ . . .
Distributing terminals.
Wholesale LI* gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers. ...
Grocery, cctnfcctionery, meats.
Groceries (combination of food lines).,
(.banned foods. .
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour...
Meats provisions (except carmed) .
Sugar.
Miscellaneous grocery products. . .
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products. .
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries . .
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes, Ucquers, enamels..
759
543
a6
106
40
31
14
17
38
7
31
33
20
13
215
178
37
39
24
15
41
38
3
40
39
1
43
22
21
2,313
2,243
2,227
16
70
581
99
3
57
1,066,305
678,694
387,411
162,306
125,634
36,672
5,907
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
33,185
33,185
70,189
49,821
20,368
87,709
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
51,260
9,443
41,817
153,588
9,141
144,447
35,062
10,573
24,489
128,273
U7,998'
10,275
101,948
90,608
11,340
170,727
(D)
(D)
11,205
(D)
(D)
50.983
10,679
40,304
679,135
662,605
639,709
22,896
16,530
955,405
144,356
6,135
88,293
(D)
(D)
Id)
19,895
22,952
39,869
2,069
37,800
3,547
(D)
(D)
(D)
57,481
57,481
4,548
4,548
253
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
(D)
(D)
3,425
3,425
11,807
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
1,057
1,057
1,846
1,846
17, UO
17,110
4,149
4,149
9,787
CD)
CD)
937
CD)
CD)
1,390
1,390
33,683
32,623
31,393
1,230
1,060
2,557
28
CD)
CD)
CD)
20
21
CD)
CD)
CD)
105,447
85,945
49,502
20,185
16,100
4,085
297
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
4,232
4,232
9,580
7,368
2,212
6,952
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
3,702
1,757
1,945
3,337
903
2,434
1,971
1,391
580
23,205
22,159
1,046
12,107
11,547
560
12,306
CD)
CD)
3,444
CD)
CD)
3,736
2,159
1,577
80,488
75,238
72,677
2,561
5,250
23,772
4,569
174
2,764
CD)
CD)
CD)
448
965
1,238
39
1,199
208
CD)
CD)
(D)
9.9
12.7
5.0
12.4
12.8
U.l
5.0
(D)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
12.8
12.8
13.6
14.8
10.9
7.9
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
7.2
18.6
4.7
2.2
9.9
1.7
5.6
13.2
2.4
13.1
18.8
10.2
11.9
12.7
7.2
CD)
CD)
30.7
CD)
CD)
7.3
20.2
3.9
11.9
11.4
11.4
11.2
31.8
2.5
3.2
2.8
3.1
CD)
(D)
(D)
2.3
4.2
3.1
1.9
3.2
49,383
42,109
7,274
3,556
7,138
1,418
173
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
3,986
3,156
830
2,380
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
1,581
858
723
1,738
393
1,345
1,051
736
315
13,624
13,060
564
5,123
4,788
335
6,254
CD)
CD)
2,081
CD)
CD)
2,001
1,304
697
21,218
18,803
18,340
463
2,415
9,550
1,982
85
1,259
(D)
CD)
CD)
241
316
376
12
364
(NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classitied.
5.9
CD)
CD)
CD)
XXX Not appUcable.
CD)
CD)
(D)
999,689
851,071
148,618
169,526
143 ,286
26,240
3,064
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
12,745
12,745
85,344
66,460
18,384
48,470
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
32,521
18,271
14 ,250
39,840
9,465
30,375
19,454
13,734
5,720
275,551
265,258
10,293
100,467
93,986
6,481
118,072
CD)
CD)
41,247
CD)
CD)
48,632
33,330
15,252
446,151
398,552
388,732
9,820
47,599
193,715
37,226
1,656
21,021
CD)
CD)
CD)
6,011
6,931
6,982
CZ)
6,760
2,079
CD)
CD)
CD)
10,144
8,850
1,294
1,912
1,660
252
30
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
817
667
150
478
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
303
190
118
274
72
202
214
164
50
2,684
2,556
128
1,003
941
62
1,288
CD)
CD)
469
CD)
CD)
497
356
141
5,377
4,777
4,684
93
600
3,367
464
21
277
CD)
CD)
CD)
126
7
119
12
CD)
CD)
CD)
10,163
3,348
1,315
1,914
1,651
263
30
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD,
CD)
CD)
830
680
150
479
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
319
193
126
283
79
204
219
168
51
2,682
2,561
121
980
922
58
1,274
CD)
CD)
468
CD)
CD)
513
366
147
5,469
4,859
4,767
92
610
3,338
472
21
292
CD)
CD)
CD)
60
87
95
7
12
CD)
CD)
CD)
10,310
8,991
1,319
1,936
1,667
269
28
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
(D)
(D)
(D)
116
116
829
680
149
480
CD)
(D)
CD)
CD)
319
194
125
285
71
214
237
183
54
2,707
2,592
115
989
933
56
1,313
CD)
CD)
483
CD)
CD)
534
390
144
5,576
4,970
4,377
93
606
3,461
481
20
295
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
10,288
8,957
1,331
1,920
1,653
267
28
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
118
118
830
724
156
485
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
328
203
125
285
71
a4
228
175
53
2,684
2,564
120
967
914
53
1,307
CD)
CD)
487
CD)
CD)
517
366
151
5,641
5,037
4,932
105
604
3,844
471
20
290
CD)
CD)
CD)
57
92
CD)
CD)
CD)
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
. . . Represents /£t(j.
'Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures,
&itriea for iDerchandlse agents and brolcers represent brokerage or commission received.
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
1-44 WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
MOUNTAIN — Continued
Type by Kind of Business — Coa.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Apparel (including footwear) . _ _ _ . . . _ _ .
Cluthing, furnishings (men's, women's) -.
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings -
Women's, children's clothing, accessories —
Furs (dressed), fur clothing . . . . . .
Handbags . _
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear. -----
Work clothing .
Dry goods, piece goods _ . - - -
Hosiery
Dry goods.
Piece goods.. -
Furniture, home furnishings, -
Furniture
Home furnishings. - -
Paper, allied products- -
Pa|)er_
Stationery, office supplies..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton..-
Grain
Hides, skina, raw furs - -
T.ivestock __ ..
Tobacco (leaf) - -
Woo), mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive.
Electrical-clectnmic apparatus, equip., appliai
Electrical apparatus, supplies.
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing- heating goods.
Hardware . —
Plumbing, heating goods
Lmiiber. instruction materials
Lumber, niillwork. . .
Construction materials (except lumber).
Machinery, equipment, supplies .
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial m.''.chines, equipment -
Construction i.tachinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies.
Professional equipment, supplies .
Ser\ice establishment equipment, supplies _
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., supplies
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) .-..
Iron, steel and products
Nonferrous metals, metalwork - - -
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel . -......--.
Amusenients, sporting goods, toys - -
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke_. . . .- - - _ _ ..
Farm supplies - —
Jewelry - - - - -
Yarns _ -
Petroleum and products .
General merchandise - .
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.c.c -
Assemblers of farm products .
Dairy, poultry jiroducts. - -
Fresh fruits, vegetablr-^s
Farm products (raw materials).
Farm supplies - --
Other farm products assemblers.
Estab-
lish-
ments
2
3
U6
12
3
118
3
i,o;a
35
202
765
A6
Sales
3,142
(D)
(D)
3,288
(D)
(D)
1,637
U,133
9,935
4,193
2,271
(D)
(D)
560,038
37,358
1,121
518,253
3,306
36,056
24,390
14,214
6,577
3,599
12,337
3,437
8,900
26,969
21,207
5,762
25,172
2,292
1,890
(D)
14,729
(D)
(D)
8,748
(D)
(D)
52,089
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
18,658
4,522
10,044
588,945
42,977
CD)
441,811
(D)
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,&45
1,094
185
12
1
U
305
20
2
(D)
(D)
(D)
116
(D)
(D)
54
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(C)
(D)
Amount
($1.0001
109
(D)
(D)
148
(D)
(D)
67
839
573
266
226
(D)
(D)
7,936
451
64
839
1,636
1,073
352
211
338
202
636
1,051
708
343
1,909
166
204
(D)
1,186
Id)
(D)
605
(D)
(D)
1,621
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
(D)
Per-
cent
of
.sales
21
479
2
228
30
533
24,667
49,624
1,417
3,082
(D)
(D)
18,321
23,641
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4.1
5.9
5.8
6.3
10.0
(D)
(D)
1.4
1.2
5.7
5.9
7.1
3.9
3.3
6.0
7.6
7.2
10.8
(D)
8.1
(D)
CD)
6.9
CD)
CD)
3.1
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
2.6
5.0
5.3
8.4
7.2
CD)
5.4
CD)
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
18
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
22
319
247
72
114
CD)
CD)
3,500
95
27
3,289
89
439
317
90
32
436
302
134
834
90
144
CD)
CD)
CD)
261
CD)
CD)
o05
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
195
82
162
22,547
1,487
CD)
10,634
CD)
March 15
(Number)
Cz)
CD)
CD)
1,148
CD)
CD)
Cz)
5,344
3,669
1,675
2,490
CD)
CD)
82,364
2,365
1,508
77,215
1,276
5,548
9,054
6,817
1,621
616
5,669
1,193
4,476
8,225
5,528
2,697
13,625
1,158
2,558
CD)
8,083
CD)
CD)
4,638
CD)
CD)
14,003
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
5,199
1,852
3,446
511,233
29,918
CD)
228,989
CD)
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
CD)
CD
15
CD)
CD)
7
71
50
a
21
CD)
CD)
1,964
31
14
1,881
38
100
70
24
156
15
21
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
153
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
32
34
44
7,918
402
CD)
2,807
CD)
May 15
(Number)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ( NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
. . . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
CD)
CD)
18
CD)
CD)
68
48
20
21
CD)
CD)
1,939
25
8
1,857
49
68
15
53
77
52
25
180
17
35
CD)
CD)
CD)
68
CD)
CD)
170
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
38
42
6,797
418
CD)
2,785
CD)
Aug, 15
(Number)
10
CD)
CD)
16
CD)
CD)
64
43
21
21
CD)
CD)
2,050
21
9
1,985
35
170
17
31
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
155
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
41
7,141
570
CD)
3,121
CD)
Nov. 15
(Number)
15
CD)
CD)
20
CD)
CD)
2,383
31
30
2,294
28
110
80
21
71
18
53
87
55
32
162
14
32
CD)
CD)
CD)
63
CD)
CD)
188
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
29
44
9,460
571
CD)
3,280
CD)
proprie-
tors of
C Z ) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-45
Table ID, WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Wholesale trade, total
Type of OperattoQ
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas &cUides
Merchandise agents, brokers __
Assemblers of farm products .
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers . .
Grocer)', confectionery, meat wholesalers.. .
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalera
Specialty-line grocerj' wholesalers. _
Farm products (edible) distributors.
Poultry, poiiltry products distributors...
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers. .
Beer, ale distributors _
Wine, tlistilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco flistributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers
General-bne drug wholesalers
■Specialty-tine drug, toiletries wholesalers -
Iildilstrial chetnicals, explasivea distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel \vholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers.
General-line dr>' goods wholesalers
Specialty-line drj' goods wholesalers
Piece gtxids converters. -
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers..
Furniture (household, oflice) wholesalers
Home furnishings, fltjor coverings wholesalers. .
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers,--
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, appliance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers-
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalera
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors. .
Lumber, construction materials distributors
Lumber, miUwork wholesalers .....
Construction materials distributors.
Machinery, equipment, suppUes distributors.
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers ...
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
IndiiStrial materials, supphes distributors
Professiotial eqiiipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment tiistributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors - .
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonfcrrous metals distributors. . .
Scrap, waste materials dealers.
Iron, steel scrap di:alers
Waste materials dealers
Estab-
lish-
ments
18,562
2,832
2,531
2,467
1,137
18,562
2,117
269
140
200
521
987
1,091
242
849
661
450
211
633
30
283
196
124
630
336
12
258
24
577
250
327
410
213
50
126
21
2,104
185
1,919
828
360
237
231
684
266
418
1,530
729
801
3,626
223
437
198
157
775
644
320
593
279
407
346
593
265
328
,223
373
264
16
306
228
235
173
164
464
Other merchant wholesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors. .
Book, magiuine. newspaper wholesalers
C^aJ wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum pr(,<luctfl distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Standard Not45: (D) Withheld to avoid disclostire. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
. . . Represents zero.
^Entries for iierchBndlse agents and brokers represent brokerage or ccmnnlsslon received.
11,419,923
6,892,231
1,809,591
3,253,648
1,131,932
11,419,923
■ 2,266,022
904,934
57,327
77,274
343,414
883,073
613,055
116,958
496,097
645,009
248,103
396,906
235,897
390,174
128,881
122,743
111,325
27,225
314,268
138,904
39,966
98, 502
36,896
269,190
93,231
175,959
274,121
138,803
100,357
31,086
3,875
551,728
519,829
96,108
423,721
729,255
387,778
266,640
74,837
564,996
265,623
299,373
1,324,525
974,735
349,790
1,284,566
57,870
99,272
143,744
62,679
299, 585
304,032
91,682
130,640
95,062
317,832
272,567
45,265
148,639
59,931
88,708
970,817
139,710
70, 526
2,523
221,772
61, 310
138,685
22,182
38,494
275,615
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll ) "
Amount
iSl.OOOl
1,525,909
1,052,568
312,522
86,320
11,667
62,832
1,052,568
112,446
59,221
3,577
5,280
6,526
37,842
17,971
2,351
15,620
65,488
12,362
53,126
10,033
39,622
18,465
8,109
10,965
2,083
40,623
15,941
7,699
13,141
3,842
35,556
11,270
24,286
28,421
13,510
11,593
2,709
609
47,900
77,628
6,504
71,124
81,099
40,795
30,090
10,214
92,682
49,939
42,743
55,796
34,864
20,932
182,650
7,091
12,642
29,431
11,010
37,746
40,604
13,260
16,931
13,935
64,301
56,847
7,454
16,308
8,128
8,180
84,044
18,911
6,855
80
18,294
11,485
3,734
2,115
1,977
20,593
1,609,506
629,983
182j940
146,328
171,360
1,609,506
191,741
50,832
7,787
14,005
40,187
78,930
93,612
15,053
78, 559
79,346
35,049
44,297
12,577
59,997
17,535
21,010
15,606
5,846
50,269
24,551
7,064
15,935
2,719
52,763
21,840
30,923
44,917
21,969
13,500
8,172
1,276
26,309
126,338
16,736
109,602
102,839
52,736
34,145
15,958
92,619
50,433
42, 186
168,816
76,225
92,591
277,564
13,154
26, 588
27,624
12,199
53,737
59,557
22,512
32,551
29,642
55,210
47,640
7,570
31,012
12,295
18,717
143,577
26,609
12,593
519
27, 318
12,154
13,827
5,827
7,877
36,853
Per-
cent
of
sales
14.1
9.1
10.1
4.5
15.1
14.1
8.5
5.6
13.6
18.1
11.7
8.9
15.3
12.9
15.8
12.3
14.1
11.2
5.3
15.4
13.6
17.1
14.0
21.5
16.0
17.7
17.7
16.2
7.4
19.6
23.4
17.6
16.4
15.8
13.5
26.3
32.9
4.8
24.3
17.4
25.9
14.1
13.6
12.8
21.3
16.4
19.0
14.1
12.7
7.8
26.5
21.6
22.7
26.8
19.2
19.5
17.9
19.6
24.6
24.9
31.2
17.4
17.5
16.7
20.9
20.5
21.1
14.8
19.0
17.9
20.6
12.3
19.8
10.0
26.3
20.5
13.4
Payroll,
entire year
1,359,973
857,252
302,625
53,303
61,552
85,241
857,252
100,293
30,564
3,341
6,065
20,495
39,828
48,750
6,909
41,841
43,019
19,021
23,998
6,719
32,468
10,627
10,422
8,609
2,810
23,023
10, 172
3,529
8,105
1,217
28,008
12,289
15,719
27, 379
13,777
8,510
4,424
668
11,120
72,944
9,013
63,931
57,824
30,622
18,185
9,017
52,351
29,543
22,808
83,907
36,936
46,971
149,666
6,916
13,992
15,895
6,556
27,338
34,016
12,547
17,143
15,263
30,318
26,627
3,691
16,585
6,574
10,011
72,878
13,747
8,117
282
12,888
6,084
5,573
2,323
4,1U
19,750
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
28,213,105
17,927,484
6,242,227
1,068,867
1,192,493
1,782,034
17,927,484
2,058,276
632,707
68,818
121,927
397,022
837,802
943 , 509
143,426
800,083
925,131
390,198
534,933
139,668
669,116
220,986
212,784
179,527
55,819
460,082
201,154
68,042
165,312
25 , 574
570,478
245,862
324,616
573,097
282,730
184,250
90,775
15,342
207,540
1,625,525
195,184
1,430,341
1,294,110
683,389
424,129
186,592
1,100,367
602,991
497,376
1,745,657
770,658
974,999
3,106,799
139,222
296,779
319,021
123,424
571,733
711,826
268,336
366,484
309,974
650,165
567,249
82,916
339,611
139,254
200,357
1,518,353
283,186
148,625
7,173
269,771
142,864
109,517
59,344
82,170
415,703
Paid employees, workweek
entled nearest-
March 15
(Number)
291,860
183,963
58,147
11,185
12,965
25,600
183,963
21,907
6,328
856
1,846
4,174
8,703
11,386
1,881
9,505
8,050
3,729
4,321
1,604
7,159
2,466
2,418
1,645
630
4,950
2,171
840
1,707
232
5,949
2,642
3,307
5,764
2,849
1,728
1,018
169
2,239
16,697
1,928
14,769
12,396
7,090
3,511
1,795
11,208
6,795
4,413
15,937
6,733
9,204
31,271
1,354
3,056
3,032
1,487
5,626
6,787
2,954
3,764
3,211
5,522
4,783
739
4,123
1,513
2,610
17,801
3,157
2,582
78
2,767
1,276
1,145
780
1,014
5,002
May 15
(Number)
185,268
58,456
11,240
12,887
28,003
185,268
21,575
6,330
876
1,781
4,201
8,387
12,532
1,829
10,703
8,064
3,747
4,317
1,594
7,191
2,459
2,384
1,711
637
4,942
2,160
837
1,709
236
5,968
2,645"
3,323
5,759
2,868
1,741
990
160
2,305
16,998
2,021
14,977
12,236
6,944
3,496
1,796
10,782
6,343
4,439
16,685
6,952
9,733
31,372
1,401
3,055
3,079
1,562
5,729
6,796
2,944
3,773
3,033
5,694
4,914
780
4,161
1,558
2,603
17,410
3,213
2,458
78
2,709
1,224
1,174
765
1,021
4,768
Aug. 15
190,283
59,085
U,5S4
13,798
33,183
190,283
21,969
6,459
845
1,711
4,281
8,673
12,928
1,872
11,056
8,299
3,929
4,370
1,629
7,314
2,487
2^62
i,714
651
5,115
2,266
845
1,764
240
6,007
2,635
3,372
5,813
2,940
l.,741
969
163
3,345
17, 239
1,908
15,331
12,249
6,815
3,582
1,852
11,486
6,613
4,873
17,134
7,286
9,848
31,658
1,4C)4
3,076
3,112
1,502
5,685
6,881
2,962
3,850
3,186
5,760
4,952
4,270
1,624
2,646
18,068
3,242
2,499
74
2,950
1,295
1,234
830
1,043
4,901
Nov. 15
(Number)
194,262
59,170
11,521
12,676
31,389
194,262
23,724
6,417
_ 921
1,857
4,414
10,115
13,112
2,022
11,090
8,268
3,895
4,373
1,621
7,549
2,504
2,549
1,751
745
5,436
2,485
845
1,835
271
6,309
2,789
3,520
5,934
2,952
1,744
1,078
160
2,518
17,383
1,886
15,497
12,104
6,393
3,701
2,010
11,426
6,498
4,923
17,585
7,577
10,008
31,832
1,394
3,207
3,077
1,450
5,765
6,884
3,038
3,938
3,079
5,757
4,939
818
4,639
1,794
2,845
19,065
3,240
2,485
81
3,129
1,474
1,237
1,014
1,106
5,299
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
biisi-
Nov.
(Numt»r)
13,569
16
2,221
1,991
469
13, 569
1,775
90
111
182
566
826
1,163
271
892
506
398
108
482
273
3
192
14
400
182
218
250
141
30
70
1,709
129
1,580
499
215
122
162
405
166
239
896
431
465
2,435
136
372
88
114
481
356
212
503
173
217
183
34
570
269
301
1,607
264
200
8
185
197
136
173
U8
296
(Z):
3 than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
1-46
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-GEOGRAPHlC DIVISIONS, BY TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type of operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories.
end of
yeai.
at cost
Operating expen.ses
( inc. payroll ; '
Amount
(Sl.OOO)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payioll.
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. lf>
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
Maich 1.5
(Numb,
May 1.5
( Number)
Aus. 1.5
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
PACIFIC — Continued
Type by Kind of Biuioess— Coa.
Maoufacturers' sales braaches, sales offices-
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks). .
Sales offices (without stocks) -
Apparel and related products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (\vitliout stocks) .
Fm-niture and fixtures
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Paper and alhed products
Sales branches (with stocks) .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Chemicals and alhed products. .
Sales branches (with stocks) ..
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Stone, clay, and glass products..
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Primary metal products
Sales branches (vnih stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Fabricated metal products .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Machinery (except electrical) . . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Instruments and related products..
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products*. . .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Petroleum bulk plants, lermioals and LP gas facilities.
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals ..
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Groceries (combination of food lines) .
Carmed foods
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except camied) .
Sugar _
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables
2,832
2,016
316
■470
331
139
31
10
23
20
3
72
22
50
■iO?
321
Drugs, chemicals, paints . .
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, varnishes, lacquers, enamels.
102
47
55
L27
38
89
135
82
53
627
516
111
192
128
64.
107
92
15
153
141
12
240
141
99
2,531
2,449
2,345
104
82
2,467
355
28
168
12
26
180
20
160
82
33
39
10
6,892,231
4,149,301
2,742,930
1,371,351
1,043,835
327,516
102,821
83,220
19,601
69,052
55,601
13,451
22,533
(D)
(D)
334,450
53,908
280,542
753,284
489,328
263,956
162,767
144,128
18,639
3,730
(D)
(D)
282,619
102,949
179,670
799,245
102,561
696,684
417,611
77,839
339,772
580,518
472,480
108,038
549,860
451,349
93,511
882,594
778,798
103,796
134,329
125,838
8,491
425,467
144,593
280,874
1,809,591
1,790,775
1,305,923
484,852
18,816
3,253,648
822,772
111,769
344,472
53,701
16,838
12,372
12,891
103,209
167,520
396,626
67,773
328,853
89,409
42,253
39,468
312,522
312,522
57,174
57,174
6,674
6,674
3,933
3,933
2,119
CD)
(D)
4,411
4,411
32,745
32,745
15,155
15,155
520
(D)
(D)
6,773
6,773
7,682
7,682
14,870
14,870
57,251
57,251
29,305
29,305
46,881
46,881
11,070
11,070
15,959
15,959
86,320
85,256
55,995
29,261
1,064
11,667
2,486
254
1,366
477
25
3
8
42
311
1,482
979
503
482
77
378
629,983
483,930
146,053
142,648
113,043
29,605
6,384
5,445
939
5,139
4,426
713
3,836
(D)
(D)
34,902
4,999
29,903
99,389
75,889
23,500
17,942
16,366
1,576
607
(D)
(D)
20,390
14,351
6,039
20,438
6,118
14,320
20,467
13,601
97,133
89,486
7,647
56,234
50,638
5,596
47,435
44,830
2,605
20,972
20,035
937
36,067
21,144
14,923
182,940
178,081
124,404
53,677
4,859
146,328
22,999
3,310
11,744
614
701
126
314
1,202
4,988
28,267
3,342
19,925
5,942
4,099
1,520
9.1
11.7
5.3
10.4
10.8
9.0
6.2
6.5
7.4
8.0
5.3
17.0
(D)
(D)
10.4
9.3
10.7
13.2
15.5
8.9
11.0
11.4
8.5
16.3
(D)
(D)
7.2
13.9
3.4
2.6
6.0
2.1
4.9
17.5
2.0
16.7
18.9
7.1
10.2
11.2
5.7
5.4
5.8
2.5
15.6
15.9
11.0
8.5
14.6
5.3
10.1
9.9
9.5
11.1
25.8
4.5
2.8
3.0
3.4
1.1
4.2
1.0
2.4
1.2
3.0
7.1
12.3
6.1
6.6
9.7
3.9
4.2
302,625
243,495
59,130
58,246
48,183
10,063
3,586
3,115
471
2,650
2,222
428
2,204
m
(D)
10,637
2,726
7,911
40,612
31,372
9,240
8,077
7,354
723
441
(D)
(D)
9,379
6,412
2,967
9,814
2,859
6,955
10,046
6,436
3,610
62,476
58,671
3,805
27,803
24,917
2,886
24,768
23,584
1,184
12,429
11,910
519
19,457
11,648
53,303
51,118
32,296
18,822
2,185
61,552
10,367
1,925
5,261
415
270
49
115
456
1,876
13,221
4,513
8,708
2,224
1,223
3,794
207
6,242,227
5,080,658
1,161,569
1,204,155
1,008,756
195,399
66,017
56,930
9,087
51,167
41,341
9,826
43,840
(D)
(D)
224,934
65,154
159,780
854,396
670,361
183,535
162,461
149,016
13,445
14,590
(D)
(D)
198,485
136,363
62,122
193,093
56,202
136,891
198,410
128,227
70,133
1,302,022
1,228,947
73,075
543,105
486,493
56,612
517,927
498,188
19,739
242,305
233,793
8,512
425,320
272,053
153,267
1,068,867
1,021,659
665,790
355,869
47,208
1,192,493
200,893
34,956
105,298
7,551
5,267
1,140
2,400
9,077
35,204
234,857
. 90,150
144,707
50,170
27,161
18,916
4,093
58,147
48,007
10,140
11,701
9,890
1,811
643
564
541
464
77
439
(D)
(D)
1,903
624
1,279
8,228
6,612
1,616
1,507
1,375
132
125
(D)
(D)
1,477
988
489
1,657
551
1,096
1,825
1,230
595
11,691
10,980
711
4,985
4,563
422
5,022
4,767
255
2,554
2,467
87
3,849
2,512
1,337
11,185
10,674
6,869
3,805
511
12,965
1,926
352
956
52
67
13
26
84
376
2,448
929
1,519
437
234
171
32
58,456
48,304
10,152
11,737
9,366
1,871
644
566
78
547
470
407
(D)
(D)
1,910
630
1,280
8,242
6,617
1,625
1,506
1,379
127
119
(D)
(D)
1,529
1,035
494
1,692
583
1,109
1,815
1,222
593
11,657
10,957
700
5,035
4,610
425
5,037
4,795
242
2,571
2,480
4,008
2,693
1,315
11,240
10,742
6,920
3,822
498
12,887
1,986
371
969
49
67
12
26
76
416
2,760
938
1,822
487
282
172
33
59,085
59,170
48,853
49,101
10,232
10,069
11,935
11,762
9,897
9,958
2,038
1,804
658
671
580
589.
78
82
550
590
475
479
75
111
404
417
(D)
(D)
(D)
CD)
1,905
1,923
618
627
1,287
1,296
8,301
6,233
6,706
6,649
1,595
1,584
1,510
1,509
1,386
1,385
124
124
115
113
(D)
CD)
(D)
CD)
1,422
1,611
923
1,109
499
502
1,694
1,678
576
557
1,118
1,121
1,328
1,865
1,272
1,287
556
578
11,731
11,836
11,097
11,192
6X
644
5,100
5,125
4,646
4,666
454
459
5,121
5,022
4,897
4,829
224
193
2,640
2,617
2,563
2,537
77
80
4,171
4,198
2,324
2,829
1,347
1,369
11,584
11,521
11,083
10,990
7,188
7,254
3,895
3,736
501
531
U,798
12,676
2,046
1,985
363
348
1,0U
1,009
50
49
60
70
14
13
28
27
82
79
436
390
2,926
2,431
760
915
2,166
1,516
487
483
281
272
172
177
34
34
Standard Notes' (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. {NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classihed. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
... Represents zero.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-47
Table ID. WHOLESALE TRADE: 19^4-GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS, BV TYPE OF OPERATION AND KIND OF
BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel
Geographic division,
type oi operation, and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories.
end of
ye^-ir.
at cost
Operating expenses
{inc. payroll)"
.\mount
($1.000 1
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Numlxtr)
May 15
(Number)
Aug, 15
Nov. 15
(Numtieri
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
PACIFIC — Continued
Type by Kiad of Busioess — Cod.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Coo.
.\pparel (including footwear) ....
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's)
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings . . .
Women's, children's clothing, accessories
Fiirs (dressed), fur clothing
Handbags .
Millinery, millinery supplies
Shoes, other footwear .
Work clothing.
Dry goods, piece goods.
Hosiery.-
Dry goods..
Piece goods
Furniture, home furnishings.
Fiirniture
Home fumisfiings
Paper, allied products
Paper.. . . .
Stationery, office supplies..
Farm pi-oducts (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw fiirs .
Livestock ..... ..... ...
Tobacco (leaO . .
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., applianciM . . .
Electrical apparatus, suppUes
Appliances, radios. TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hitrdwaic. plumbing-heating goods. . .
Hardware . .
Plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials . .
Lumber, millwork . .
Construction materials (except lumber)
.Machinery, equipment, supplies .
.\ir conditioning, cuniinercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial machines, equipment.. . .
Construction machinery, equipment
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies.
Professional equifjiucnt, supplies .
Ser\'ice estabhsliment equipment, supphes. .
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., suppUes
.Metals, metiilwork (except scrap)
Iron, steel and products. . .. .
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel.
Amusements, sporting goods, toys. .
Books, magazines, newspapers
C^oal. coke
Fikrm suppUes ...
.Jewelry .
Yams .
Petroleum and products.
General merchandise
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c.
Assemblers of farm products . ...
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)..
Farm supphes. .
Other fann products assemblers .
157
25
18
7
2
69
3
15
51
li9
55
51
33
18
153
13
11
9
107
228
128
17
83
176
82
109
78
31
309
21
22
7
2
196
12
24
25
47
17
1
27
20
1
27
57
L23
,137
87
698
320
28
161,644
61,571
16,118
72,553
(D)
2,440
5,622
(D)
88,080
1,931
18,424
67,725
75,975
32,419
43,556
46,528
35,541
10,967
320,832
45,506
14,237
9,411
236,804
9,497
67,473
211,866
101,415
13,501
96,950
100,546
46,836
53,710
234,877
221,585
13,292
254,750
11,965
6,245
3,810
(D)
191,433
(D)
16,722
21,540
42,241
28,275
13,966
340,029
9,883
37,735
(D)
(D)
42,980
U,071
(D)
44,998
57,738
124,319
1,131,932
91,879
655,046
369,998
12,550
2,459
322
78
191
43
(D)
9
(D)
114
18
26
70
418
76
342
218
191
27
937
155
6
94
321
217
1,542
1,264
15
263
467
158
309
308
138
170
1,541
103
73
48
(D)
1,122
(D)
171
16
314
143
171
35
(D)
(D)
74
89
(D)
5
135
429
62,832
1,477
28,823
29,548
2,541
443
6,359
1,514
865
3,455
(D)
188
244
(D)
3,628
111
1,268
2,249
5,293
2,088
3,205
2,787
1,855
932
5,818
440
248
361
4,404
lis
227
3,509
13,496
7,329
589
5,578
6,483
3,040
3,443
9,696
8,604
1,092
15,951
1,072
488
390
(D)
11,772
(D)
949
1,031
2,376
1,432
944
13,724
218
1,944
(D)
(D)
902
920
(D)
1,037
2,863
4,894
171,360
11,200
129,138
28,713
1,671
638
6.4
7.2
4.4
5.3
6.4
6.5
6.4
4.1
3.9
8.2
6.3
9.0
7.8
10.2
(D)
6.1
(D)
5.7
4.8
5.6
5.1
6.8
4.0
2.2
5.2
(D)
(D)
2.1
7.0
(C)
2.3
5.0
3.9
15.1
12.2
19.7
7.8
13.3
25.9
2,010
587
447
903
(D)
26
20
(D)
475
715
1,705
631
1,074
1,181
872
309
2,642
153
55
172
2,081
86
95
1,576
5,616
3,096
200
2,320
2,612
1,148
1,464
3,728
3,264
464
6,249
661
161
177
(D)
4,336
(D)
458
338
907
420
487
6,231
63
666
(D)
CD)
447
341
(D)
485
1,606
2,331
85,241
5,422
66,263
12,403
872
281
39,391
10,676
8,994
18,124
(D)
556
(Z)
(D)
24,131
1,033
8,587
14,511
36,846
11,816
25,030
23,494
17,513
5,976
55,172
2,724
946
3,721
44,293
1,127
2,361
34,170
103,566
59,468
5,165
43,933
51,778
21,904
29,374
67,433
59,792
7,641
120,584
13,820
3,926
5,093
(D)
81,778
(D)
7,816
6,674
17,378
9,347
8,031
127,630
1,247
14,271
(D)
CD)
10,207
5,990
CD)
7,641
30,516
51,145
1,782,034
134,547
1,165,954
455,971
20,321
5,241
422
138
75
187
(D)
CD)
251
10
116
125
371
129
242
202
130
72
1,326
33
15
41
1,195
907
525
39
343
577
272
305
1,421
515
906
1,041
101
38
49
CD)
670
(D)
104
67
1,222
12
122
CD)
CD)
100
58
CD)
112
313
333
25,600
1,338
20,978
2,933
201
95
428
136
74
195
CD)
CD)
120
123
374
132
242
198
125
73
12
30
257
1,018
534
48
436
565
255
310
642
545
97
1,089
102
42
46
CD)
712
CD)
106
60
164
92
72
1,280
12
124
CD)
CD)
99
60
CD)
121
361
331
28,003
1,369
23,674
2,644
225
91
417
137
57
201
CD)
8
CD)
111
126
333
142
241
193
129
64
1,398
33
15
42
1,262
964
544
49
371
584
271
313
1,422
535
887
1,074
104
40
43
CD)
708
CD)
94
64
77
1,222
11
137
CD)
(D)
102
66
CD)
92
303
391
33,183
1,339
28,211
3,185
262
136
483
140
94
225
(D)
CD)
259
10
114
135
371
132
239
204
131
73
12
40
1,322
993
558
593
272
326
627
539
1,104
104
38
48
(D)
731
CD)
99
66
179
99
1,236
11
145
CD)
CD)
102
65
(D)
82
321
394
31,389
1,485
23,821
5,697
250
136
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . , Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent br'.-Aerage or conmlssion received.
1-48
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IE. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954— GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS AND STATES
Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel
Division and State
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Major types of operation
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales
Dranches, sales offices
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
(*1,000)
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals,
LP gas facilities
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
(*1,000)
Merchandise
agents, brokers
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Assemblers of
farm products
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Inven-
tories,
end of
year, at
cost
($1,000)
Payroll,
entire
year
(<1,000)
Paid
employees,
workweek
ended
nearest
November 15
(Nuntoer)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
U. S., total
New England
Maine
New Hampshire . . . .
Vermont •
Massachusetts . . . ,
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Middle Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
East North Central.,
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West North Central..
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
South Atlantic
Delaware
Maryland
District of
Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia....
North Carolina...
South Carolina . . .
Georgia
Florida
East South Central . .
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
West South Central..
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Mountain
Unntana
Idaho
looming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
252,318
14,454
1,314
615
423
7,934
1,256
2,912
59,985
38,003
6,909
15,073
49,397
11,973
5,881
16,493
9,441
5,609
30,382
6,099
5,641
7,604
2,074
1,693
3,006
4,265
26,303
417
3,038
1,090
3,362
1.823
4,752
2,016
4,496
5,309
11,278
2,720
3,877
2,818
1,863
22,971
1,965
3,634
3,627
13,745
10,019
1,499
1,273
553
2,897
1,003
1,285
1,174
335
27,529
4,658
2,995
19,876
165,153
11,006
922
451
279
6,041
1,053
2,260
46,966
29,990
5,697
11,279
31, 146
7,833
3,399
10,452
6,174
3,288
13,205
2,833
2,184
4,377
416
440
1,253
1,702
17,376
284
2,209
761
2,213
1,339
2,957
1,256
2,658
3,699
7,161
1,721
2,531
1,8U
1,095
14,413
1,140
2,442
2,093
3,738
5,318
558
527
276
1,545
630
84B
703
231
18,562
2,796
1,935
U,831
101,100,941
5,565,561
358, 9X
178,497
96,140
3,321,567
478,259
1,132,164
30,475,475
21,877,266
3,040,115
5,558,094
19,341,943
4,607,247
1,831,646
7,627,236
3,665,185
1,610,629
9,014,924
2,252,713
1,294,696
3,248,245
258,238
204,201
803,392
953,439
9,089,136
U3,362
1,104,793
583,831
1,223,291
547,821
1,516,983
634, 373
1,598,873
1,735,809
4,773,066
964,714
2,243,621
1,020,901
543,8X
8,858,007
507,379
1,666,544
988,588
5,695,496
2,562,906
266, 694
187, 756
97,002
834,571
281,472
418,788
367,473
109,150
11,419,923
1,725,063
1,281,400
8,413,460
22,590
1,443
100
53
34
860
93
303
4,650
2,495
516
1,639
5,033
1,552
475
1,620
915
471
2,232
497
342
918
66
57
194
158
2,636
59
3U
190
296
173
379
146
671
411
905
167
386
264
2,100
101
367
272
1,360
759
74
51
28
303
61
86
143
13
2,832
500
266
2,066
69,533,784
3,401,429
106,376
58,300
20,790
2,457,055
250,922
507,986
22,251,989
15,169,377
1,709,060
5,373,552
18,031,884
5,159,724
852,908
7,006,115
3,969,618
1,043,519
5,227,328
1,215,668
444,819
2,752,205
112,467
47,003
416,846
238,320
6,284,311
569,575
784,441
598,075
504,376
208,880
999,416
139,726
1,833,686
646,136
2,164,754
450,458
887,857
740,013
86,426
4,213,553
118,231
664,807
626,227
2,804,288
1,066,305
49,119
19,613
(D)
646,058
29,980
89,771
207,993
(D)
6,892,231
799,221
493,227
5,599,783
29,189
663
165
84
77
171
44
122
1,785
794
267
724
6,056
921
1,156
1,655
1,106
1,218
7,473
1,414
1,663
1,135
712
596
702
1,251
3,014
38
166
7
414
157
728
379
568
557
1,657
413
379
423
442
3,697
492
454
752
1,999
2,313
475
399
201
500
260
212
184
82
2,531
698
455
1,378
16,038,372
1,129,040
144,715
58,371
44,544
441,984
143,442
295,984
2,966,882
1,245,440
801, 532
919,910
3,278,874
817,270
534, 153
756,976
753,436
367,039
1,598,354
337,195
345,514
369,056
93 ,972
103,264
147,524
201,829
2,349,405
40,419
307,545
46,278
367,939
111,600
521,233
230,707
301,766
421,910
924,225
235,620
298,283
240,040
150, 282
1,302,866
137,531
233,328
180,875
751,132
679,135
85,170
99,307
41,418
142,864
81,801
110,368
82,854
35,353
1,809,591
339,953
237,582
1,232,051
22,131
1,128
42
14
10
812
62
188
6,035
4,434
343
1,258
4,473
1,147
387
1,695
960
284
2,131
422
331
827
33
80
228
210
2,461
18
289
126
339
121
533
174
4«2
379
1,205
322
491
245
147
1,650
124
263
238
1,025
581
44
33
19
279
25
90
84
2,467
355
198
1,914
39,250,509
1,444,323
22,522
(D)
6,645
1,206,266
(D)
152,157
12,500,036
10,320,270
305,636
1,374,130
8,054,643
1,571,312
699,974
3,903,068
1,558,531
321,758
5,328,184
1,178,470
841,454
1,595,275
96,974
272,879
981,284
361,848
3,488,218
22,951
343,809
135,850
413,708
189,932
967,298
293,217
679,040
392,413
1,963,967
468,495
996,742
268,095
230,635
2,261,085
160,566
318,268
370,441
1,411,810
956,405
103,702
67,048
28,340
456, 267
44,015
109,940
141,370
5,723
3,253,t48
338,685
342,636
2,522,327
214
35
13
23
50
549
290
36
173
2,639
520
464
1,071
286
348
5,341
933
1,121
347
847
520
629
944
816
18
100
33
155
61
117
263
350
97
90
72
91
1,111
108
108
272
623
1,048
348
263
29
270
27
49
60
2
1,137
309
141
687
9,050,816
146,463
21,615
(D)
11,608
77,158
(D)
26,876
495,983
265, 182
61,245
169,556
2,347,011
470,004
414,700
1,096,259
139,914
226,134
2,578,348
502,199
815,172
244,807
254,731
157,141
318,924
285, 374
716,798
30,464
43,157
6,035
68,148
7,057
178,737
43, 217
134,210
205,773
437,625
69,295
137,493
58,179
172,658
607,711
75,142
38,613
107,085
386,366
588,945
193,910
109,545
(D)
134,539
12,424
47,388
78,257
(D)
1,131,932
204,704
77,497
349,731
13,078,672
747,670
58,511
24,472
17,207
425,691
70,509
151,280
3,377,801
2,283,807
387,675
706,319
2,393,849
566,274
259,378
869,166
474,263
224,768
1,311,690
311,834
177,702
432,663
72,299
50,642
125,671
140,879
1,300,153
26,381
150,010
63,029
218,505
76,633
208,222
34,018
252, 614
220,746
807,486
265,797
336, 130
135,075
70,484
1,230,213
68,076
196,015
139,001
327, 121
383,896
50,622
37,324
19,026
121,070
35,695
53,129
55,900
11,130
1,525,909
246,922
169,435
1,109,552
647,550
41,231
19,733
11,949
385,839
49,206
139,592
2,993,584
1,929,846
357,433
706,305
2,411,063
621,405
224,141
890, 165
478,771
196,581
996,655
242,324
138,640
380,198
33,059
27,782
85,439
89,213
1,032,739
35,900
141,396
76,748
134, a6
67,064
162,796
56, 394
200,793
207,427
420,915
104,160
166, 179
104,257
46,319
812,575
47,369
146, 661
101,058
516,987
296,396
30,207
27,220
9,212
100,540
27,450
44,361
48,180
9,226
1,359,973
200,962
124, 607
1,034,404
152,921
12,039
5,099
3,294
87,481
12,554
32,454
629,148
385,121
78,329
165, 698
522,134
135,967
52,820
136,178
99,793
47,376
249,843
57,620
37,776
88,405
8,961
8,350
23,932
24,799
306,176
7,025
35,330
16,733
41,047
17,830
50,617
13,490
54,247
64,357
122,389
29,997
47,011
30,135
15,246
218,225
14,427
40,490
27,224
136,084
80,382
7,885
10,003
2,576
25,583
7,741
12,270
12,250
2,074
309,013
48,617
29,068
231,333
151,213
6,307
573
259
214
3,313
532
1,366
34,933
20,248
3,859
10,326
29,252
6,198
3,614
10,117
6,327
2,996
13,194
3,500
3,837
4,488
854
902
1,904
2,709
14,921
193
1,833
459
1,821
348
2,840
1,220
2,724
2,983
7,784
1,846
2,534
2,041
1,313
15,261
1,437
2,231
2,434
9,159
6,295
687
824
366
1,919
703
802
746
248
18,266
2,615
2,011
13,640
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
Table IF. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948'— GEOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS AND STATES
Escablishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Inventories, Annual Payroll, and Personnel
1-49
Division
and State
Estab-
Ush-
ments,
19iB
(Number)
Major types of operation
Merchant
wholesalers
Estab-
Ush-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
1948
($1,000)
Manufacturers '
sales branches,
sales offices
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
[Number)
Sales,
entire
year
1948
($1,000)
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals,
and LP gas
facilities
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
1948
($1,000)
Merchandise
agents, brokers
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
1948
($1,000)
Assemblers of
farm products
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year
1948
($1,000)
Inven-
tories, end
of year,
at cost
1948
($1000)
Payroll,
entire
year
1948
($1000)
Paid
employees,
workweek
ended
nearest
Nov. 15,
1948
(Number)
Active
proprietors
of unincor-
porated
businesses,
November
1948
(Number)
0. S.
total.
New England
Ibine
New Hampshire...
Vennont. ........
Uassachusetts. . ,
Rhode Island...,
Connecticut.. ...
lUddle Atlantic...
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania. . . .
East North Central.
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
ULchigan
Wisconsin
West North Central.
Itinnesota
Iowa
IHssourl
North DakoU....
South Delmta....
Nebraska
Kansas
South Atlantic
Delaware
Maryland
Wotrlct of
Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia...
North Carolina..
South Carolina..
Georgia
Florida
East South Central.
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Hiasleslppl
West South Central.
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
rtountain
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
216,099
11,666
869
465
340
6,847
994
2,151
54,380
35,518
5,057
12,805
42,597
10,410
4,895
15,096
7,600
4,596
28,401
5,392
5,320
6,919
2,102
1,679
2,832
4,157
20,825
344
2,761
1,018
2,863
1,638
3,690
1,517
3,586
3,408
9,480
2,266
3,220
2,386
1,608
18,765
2,008
2,872
3,302
10,583
7,986
1,338
1,102
411
2,422
662
785
1,025
241
21,999
3,782
2,3A5
15,872
8,463
549
306
208
4,948
816
1,636
41,223
27,950
4,162
9,111
24,434
6,359
2,562
8,521
4,484
2,506
10,395
2,143
1,767
3,695
298
318
929
1,245
12,336
213
1,904
bU.
1,670
1,151
1,984
837
1,835
2,098
5,412
1,311
1,831
1,397
873
9,833
940
1,701
1,572
5,620
3,573
386
308
179
1,157
362
430
618
133
13,448
2,091
1,359
9,998
76,533,260
4,510,324
247,983
104,005
78, 157
2,970,599
346,120
763,455
24,168,438
17,705,211
1,892,679
4,570,548
14,772,569
3,882,463
1,347,479
5,812,184
2,360,656
1,369,787
7,463,014
1,980,830
949,132
2,745,913
177,702
173,343
639,290
796,804
6,453,983
85, 556
922,997
467,410
926,177
564,468
1,022,714
456,826
1,063,207
944,628
3,676,974
765,786
1,737,297
757,511
416,380
6,029,807
407,156
1,150,849
719,080
3,752,722
1,729,756
192,164
122,152
80,446
620,621
148, 389
217,721
294,333
53,930
7,728,395
1,225,483
928,358
5,574,554
23,706
1,623
101
53
36
1,025
103
310
5,718
3,457
444
1,817
5,462
1,619
427
1,992
1,014
410
2,195
491
316
971
45
38
180
154
238
278
178
356
113
619
282
862
158
375
253
71
1,953
96
342
279
1,236
56
29
258
36
71
133
16
2,802
463
230
2,109
50,800,384
2,515,046
80,239
34,414
19,289
1,894,461
(D)
(D)
17,500,732
12,356,644
936,885
4,207,203
12,856,742
3,358,052
526,247
5,758,249
2,515,494
698,700
3,852,619
884,485
363,166
2,019,328
76,144
39,246
289,904
180,346
4,600,361
(D)
572,762
538,318
(D)
204,169
726,817
111,950
1,301,804
(D)
1,310,952
229,262
577,430
446,839
57,421
2,887,255
76,608
522,196
336,793
1,951,658
713,339
56,752
20,355
14,562
(D)
12,402
52,419
157,473
(D)
4,563,288
526,086
375,809
3,661,393
28,351
657
152
84
73
193
37
118
1,770
798
236
736
5,823
864
1,077
1,677
1,041
1,164
7,158
1,344
1,674
1,105
657
576
635
1,165
2,882
38
157
10
408
174
649
335
568
543
1,638
426
341
426
445
3,748
518
465
726
2,039
2,143
458
370
158
458
223
201
173
92
2,532
608
428
1,495
10,483,060
815,233
98,405
CD)
31,135
327,331
(D)
213,574
1,945,177
836,205
501,787
607,185
2,145,911
522,268
324,490
547, 524
492,857
258,772
1,067,525
261,991
245,453
257,087
69,686
70,447
99,213
82,638
1,371,369
19,781
164,151
33,858
211,712
91,843
274,697
125,917
189,276
260,134
580,044
155,274
172,255
150,114
102,401
892,714
96, 157
158,155
128,775
507,617
406,416
52,464
59,345
27,846
(D)
41,142
61,325
46,038
(D)
1,238,671
236,432
167,616
8X,623
768
22
3
13
625
34
71
5,333
4,109
175
1,049
3,336
991
270
1,625
690
260
1,756
359
248
733
34
53
195
144
1,954
14
241
124
283
108
487
142
360
195
878
256
359
163
95
,198
103
214
145
736
381
35
27
2,024
297
177
1,550
32,839,667
1,085,695
23,854
(D)
6,363
939,319
(D)
49,532
11,137,759
9,903,943
139,635
1,144,141
7,005,436
1,157,804
517,766
4,189,267
851,797
276,302
4,843,458
1,056,552
703,035
1,591,511
112,685
190,506
814,231
364,947
2,519,693
(D)
272,188
(D)
342,877
188,825
309, 181
219, 754
475,354
159, 114
1,528,255
430,991
733, 543
190,263
173,459
1,679,579
77,690
258,845
267,041
1,075,003
712,327
94,069
77,554
11,671
320,375
31,806
46,377
130,475
2,177,444
346,054
236,452
1,594,938
150
45
19
10
56
4
336
204
40
92
3,042
577
559
1,281
371
254
5,687
1,055
1,315
414
1,066
694
893
1,448
1,232
23
158
2
224
27
214
90
204
290
590
115
314
137
124
2,033
351
150
580
952
1,224
393
341
30
354
26
43
37
1,193
323
151
719
9,920,288
122,386
34,948
4,305
3,535
50,991
(D)
(D)
231,554
125,397
25,631
79,526
2,002,491
335,272
407,893
941,671
201,449
115,206
3,699,332
553,923
963,713
294,636
490,558
304,439
408,163
583,895
712,301
(D)
52,458
(D)
(D)
11,348
222,415
70,572
117,762
(D)
448,223
62,651
117,211
93,907
174,459
1,015,239
147,186
46,780
222,861
598,392
590,530
179,606
128,978
13,125
176,453
14,735
26,542
51,091
1,098,127
227,760
138,204
732,163
9,965,440
607,610
43, 520
14,411
15,167
359,356
54,363
110,993
2,731,715
1,971,539
230,564
529,513
1,777,959
420,462
130,457
663,680
324,211
189,149
1,078,699
271,138
136,046
356,617
73,217
40,203
92,743
108,730
956,733
22,751
118,150
50, 529
131,554
71,358
190,449
54,701
174,269
142,952
475,736
103,294
204, 745
101,443
65,254
872,832
59,697
151,997
107,770
543,358
301,757
49, 528
26,737
14,042
96,594
26,010
29,175
52,377
7,304
1,162,188
186,752
139, 777
835,559
7,734,207
458,795
27,010
10,650
3,671
291,423
34,914
86,122
2,285,698
1,599,255
197, 539
466,904
,642,405
409,490
136,023
665,129
297,796
131,967
702,498
162,650
97,751
275,720
24,705
20,978
60,656
60,038
715,920
17,672
98,945
58,886
96,230
54,917
102,530
36,297
131,194
119,248
233,278
59,911
110,527
71,553
31,287
531,354
34,407
100,145
71,442
325,360
196,940
21,419
19,205
5,925
74,803
12,098
23,115
35,842
4,533
917,319
139,520
91,276
586, 523
2,305,403
136,032
9,563
3,324
2,931
82,718
11,027
25,959
591,447
384,100
57,094
150,253
458,437
117,316
42,857
175,207
83,138
39,919
233,035
52,082
34,532
85,302
8,885
7,941
21,890
22,403
255,645
5,140
33,281
16,243
38,549
17,162
41,037
13,402
43,117
47,714
103, 848
25,264
39,188
26,174
13,222
186, 176
14,099
34,725
24,570
112,782
68,774
7,343
3,877
2,136
25,316
4,349
7,805
11,656
1,292
272,009
44,062
28,491
199,456
4,914
365
205
167
2,588
501
968
32,619
20,350
3,030
9,239
25,551
5,337
3,090
9,250
4,853
2,451
16,576
2,645
3,632
4,275
842
636
1,668
2,575
12,204
187
1,750
473
1,715
736
2,300
947
2,215
1,876
6,700
1,634
2,134
1,755
1,177
12,491
1,480
1,752
2,108
7,151
4,871
586
681
268
1,534
499
513
615
174
14,852
2,290
1,395
11,166
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ... Represents zero. ^Data In this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade In that
they have been adjusted to the scope of the 1954 Wholesale Census.
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WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IG. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
standard
metropolitan
area
U. S., total..
S.M.A., total.
Akron, Ohio
Albany-Schenec tady-
Troy, n. Y
Albuquerque, N. Hex.
Allentown-Bethlehem-
Easton, Pa
Altoona, Pa
Amarillo, Tex
Aaheville, H. C
Atlanta, Ga
Atlantic City, N. J.
Augusta, Ga
Austin, Tex
Baltimore, Md...
Baton Rouge, La.
Bay City, Mich..
Beaumont-Port
Arthur, Tex
Binghamton, N. Y.
Birmingham, Ala..
Boston, Mass
Bridgeport, Conn.
Brockton, Mass . . .
Buffalo, N. Y
Canton, Ohio
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Charleston, S. C. ..
Charleston, W. Va..
Charlotte, N. C
Chattanooga, Tenn. .
Chicago, 111
Cincinnati, Ohio —
Cleveland, Ohio....
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Columbia, S. C
Columbus, Ga
Columbus, Ohio
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Dallas, Tex
Davenport, Iowa-Rock
Island-Moline, 111 ..
Dayton, Ohio
Decatur, 111
Denver, Colo
Des Moines, Iowa.
Detroit, Mich....
Dubuque, Iowa....
Duluth, Minn.-
Superior, Wis...
Durham, N. C
El Paso, Tex
Erie, Pa
Evansville, Ind..
Fall River, Mass.
Flint, Mich
Fort Smith, Ark.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fresno, Calif...
Gadsden, Ala....
Galveston, Tex. .
Grand Rapids, Mich..
Green Bay, Wis
Greensboro-
High Point, N. C...
Greenville, S. C...
Hamilton-Middle town ,
Ohio
252,318
831
310
585
174
283
185
1,835
228
215
212
2,074
194
122
287
235
813
5,357
402
158
Hampton-Newport News-
Warwick, Va
Harrisburg, Pa
Hartford, Conn
Houston, Tex
Huntington, W. Va.-
Ashland, Ky
Indianapolis , Ind . . . .
Jackson, Mich
Jackson, Miss
Jacksonville, Fla....
Major types of operation
Merchant
wholesalers
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
165,153
123,115
609
233
467
132
199
134
981
182
157
161
1,542
159
91
217
174
511
3,891
322
140
1,798 1,271
350 278
254 157
229
345
751
400
10,898
1,884
3,125
306
166
842
336
2,078
443
639
188
1,556
595
4,614
126
439
129
360
314
288
165
287
150
362
725
533
650
222
441
282
130
434
769
1,903
339
1,252
157
310
715
Sales
($1,000)
164
262
452
274
7,725
1,188
2,049
217
125
605
242
1,246
270
445
118
958
391
3,174
295
98
262
237
211
145
192
113
252
540
326
57
95
451
151
269
185
100
292
559
1,340
251
789
103
215
506
Manufacturers'
sales branches,
sales offices
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
101,100,941
85,326,059
384,926
127,989
203,978
50,877
135,856
64,348
859,976
62,799
67,432
66,845
898,655
82,909
62,095
119,660
87,065
385,534
2,397,223
188,072
51,150
852,484
185,855
94,983
77,109
138,652
327,629
201,142
6,349,386
745,499
1,444,523
168,548
59,443
522,150
152,589
1,217,260
136,419
287,277
75,749
638,133
358,091
2,252,046
38,187
311,3U
33,022
155,655
123,962
113,242
70,772
126,524
51,076
154,617
421,448
249,790
16,553
67,199
297,911
83,249
154,483
94,063
22,590
19,846
130
38
65
18
38
17
529
16
18
21
252
22
36,260
39,852
192,971
379,917
1,385,323
115,045
734,638
51,628
127,841
334t276
33
158
647
283
34
35
21
45
165
52
1,309
375
555
44
22
118
34
433
84
95
21
266
100
574
16
Sales
(.tl,000)
120
329
216
23
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals
and LP gas
facilities
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
69,533,784
67,424,871
193,618
174,378
23,382
84,975
12,498
50,915
17,078
1,715,502
14,644
15,627
21,150
742,524
12,630
2,702
39,260
46,894
626,216
2,145,935
62,682
27,435
833,585
40,575
37,852
(D)
29,329
778,807
93,522
6,654,738
1,813,470
2,119,144
54,755
13,478
219,417
17,284
1,257,576
147,399
386,484
24,201
627,176
204,405
3,544,518
30,865
51,190
9,668
87,245
27,099
30,214
15,448
90,457
10,610
39,901
80,165
46,093
(D)
6,343
29,189
5,547
21
35
21
33
19
18
11
36
19
134,780
56,804
78,695
41,940
(D)
168,209
179,188
971,525
52,528
584,942
31,388
38,635
325,695
18
27
56
11
3
49
20
35
20
14
25
21
298
35
44
26
20
50
36
126
22
72
12
26
25
16
5
Sales
($1,000)
Merchandise agents,
brokers
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
16,038,372
9,353,410
51,886
118,020
17,607
46,006
27,733
11,499
10,963
(D)
14,156
(D)
U,199
225,267
18,522
33,576
16,525
30,376
66,072
298,709
32,219
2,594
108,692
21,762
12,796
36,586
28,143
55,800
30,259
515,928
87,460
138,402
(D)
(D)
52,181
17,989
48,047
36,103
(D)
(D)
53,700
24,716
329,165
9,150
27,860
9,296
22,755
19,689.
(D)
23,654
34,970
22,131
18,502
17
21
282
1
17
14
228
4
6
114
727
23
184
14
15
23
23
108
51
1,489
274
453
Sales
($1,000)
18
363
40
55
7
238
55
729
7,268
7
21,454
26
31,596
85
36,566
26
5,556
2
6,390
2
29,781
66
24,230
7
68,390
70
(D)
35
9,187
5
12,228
1
52,800
33
74,229
57
88,057
192
18,240
27
83,236
195
15,239
6
(D)
32
33,609
64
Assemblers of
farm products
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
39,250,509
34,137,974
75,814
46,835
CD)
6,726
(D)
44,032
(D)
407,037
(D)
18,442
23,902
(D)
2,240
(D)
5,854
123,766
1,135,691
(D)
7,124
165,982
(D)
22,761
18,637
(D)
(D)
(D)
3,249,558
463,406
500,726
27,848
(D)
154,572
23,058
450,365
41,272
73,820
(D)
389,357
64,942
1,278,194
13,255
2,013
3
Sales
($1,000)
Payroll
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll ^d paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
3,161
10
49,728
4
(D)
1
(D)
5
(D)
3
66,552
4
2,382
16,544
3
(D)
2
34,294
12
176,022
13
58,217
59
(D)
1
(D)
1
60,243
12
9,864
11
115,584
5
79,587
1
1,349
4
(D)
20,982
7
48,566
14
(D)
5
(D)
2
384,985
18
5,588
4
29,041
3
75,964
6
9,050,616
1,817
(D)
23,498
(D)
1,929
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
3,582
(D)
3,226
1,181
68,138
(D)
4,433
(D)
6,369
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
282,563
8,505
37,818
(D)
(D)
39,589
4,570
18,529
11,414
(D)
31,349
38,024
13,764
6,007
15,596
1,897
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
757
(D)
7,825
12,764
59,543
(D)
(D)
2,789
10,795
3,648
(D)
5,567
8,997
(D)
(D)
97,253
964
(D)
2,694
11,021,450
9,351,583
31,878
42,331
13,504
26,727
5,788
14,393
6,990
132,444
6,903
6,615
7,633
114,464
7,897
6,233
11,655
12,578
52,489
284,945
23,188
5,959
100,996
17,645
9,610
8,482
19,196
44,875
17,503
761,175
115,579
213,627
13,946
6,871
55,985
12,334
130,021
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employ-
ees
(Num-
ber)
19,886
39,387
7,488
78,289
35,532
318,842
5,750
21,213
3,983
16,582
11,250
14,808
5,810
15,694
5,972
19,065
32,585
24,609
1,437
3,829
31,072
9,550
20,742
9,070
4,148
28,396
44,821
123,917
14,576
84,133
7,573
13,985
40,473
216,064,291
162,471,086
794,151
285,298
520,120
114,785
287,517
138,449
2,604,172
127,218
123,722
150,515
2,090,601
156,505
108,559
240,502
238,732
1,009,973
5,353,179
439,341
112,558
1,934,154
362,350
183,553
159,295
392,886
883,027
344,524
14,720,322
2,214,712
4,200,988
270,624
128,477
1,053,234
253,577
2,589,910
392,854
744,940
130,922
1,627,582
682,879
6,183,622
125,795
419,384
77,105
334,507
224,240
273,007
126,276
307,275
124,455
364,317
657,643
493,943
25,311
79,576
598,884
178,017
407,769
179,678
84,339
75,503
535,056
852,634
2,485,507
290,859
1,564,031
135,431
260,507
791,168
Active
propri-
etors
of un-
incor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Novem-
ber
(Num-
ber)
5,436
9,716
3,336
5,868
1,688
3,444
2,302
30,230
1,717
1,897
2,089
27,000
2,183
1,458
3,133
3,081
12,848
61,647
4,922
1,515
21,848
4,142
2,353
3,239
4,519
10,482
4,433
151,773
24,551
42,411
3,717
1,889
12,411
3,319
29,422
4,624
8,246
1,759
18,361
8,278
60,851
1,475
5,095
1,275
4,410
2,759
3,495
2,002
3,450
1,641
4,213
8,593
6,694
452
1,128
6,915
2,194
^,785
2,563
1,383
5,745
10,550
28,377
3,729
18,170
1,675
3,642
10,391
Popula-
tion,
1950
353
220
376
113
160
85
845
17Q
164
139
1,2U
77
82
155
98
429
2,084
165
94
875
168
119
115
106
242
214
5,307
952
1,386
172
88
409
192
1,210
234
294
114
941
284
3,075
59
210
78
220
200
143
84
199
89
151
446
370
55
78
352
107
187
129
65
244
329
970
645
83
134
350
85,130,847
410,032
514,490
145,673
437,824
139,514
87,140
124,403
671,797
132,399
162,013
160,980
1,337,373
158,236
88,461
195,083
184,698
558,928
2,369,936
258,137
129,428
1,089,230
283,194
104,274
164,856
322,072
197,052
245,453
5,495,364
904,402
1,465,511
142,565
170,541
503,410
165,471
514,799
234,256
457,333
98,853
563^32'
226,010
3,016,197
71,337
252,777
101,639
194,%8
219,388
160,422
137.298
270,%3
64,202
183,722
361,253
275,515
93,892
113,066
288,292
98,314
191,057
168,152
147,203
143,227
292,241
358,081
806,701
245,795
551,777
107,925
142,154
304,029
See footnotes at end of table.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-51
Table IG WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS— Continued
Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
standard
letropolitan
area
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Major tjipes of operation
hferchant
wholesalers
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
(*1,000)
Manufacturers '
sales branches,
sales offices
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals
and LP gas
facilities
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Merchandise agents,
brokers
Estab.
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
($1,000)
Assemblers of
farm products
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
($l,00o:
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Qnploy'
ees
(Num-
ber)
Active
propri'
etors
of un-
incor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Novem-
ber
(Num-
ber)
Popula-
tion,
1950
Johnstown, pa
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kansas City, Mo
Kenosha, Wis
Knoxville, Tenn
Lancaster, Pa
lousing, Mich
Laredo, Tex
Lawrence, r^ss
Lexington, Ky
Lljna, Ohio
Lincoln, Nebr
Little Rock-North
Little Rock, Ark
Lorain-Elyria, Ohio..
Los Angeles-
Long Beach, Calif...
LoulsvlUe, Ky
Lowell, Mass
Lubbock, Tex
Macon, ~Ga
hbdlson. Wis
Manchester, N. H
Memphis, Tenn
Klami, Fla
Milwaukee, Vis
Mlnneapolis-
St. Paul, Minn
Mobile, Ala
ftontgomery, Ala
Muncie,_Ind
Nashville, Tenn
New Bedford , ^tes3
New Britain-
Bristol, Conn
Hew Haven, Conn
New Orleans, La
New York-Northeastern
New Jersey
Norfolk-
Portsmouth, Va
Ogden, Utah
Oklahoma City, Okla..
(kiaha, Nebr
Orlando, Fla
Peoria, 111
Philadelphia, Pa
Phoenix, Ariz
Pittsburgh, Pa
Plttsfleld, Mass
Portland, Maine
Portland, Oree
Providence, R. I
Pueblo, Colo
Racine, wis
Raleigh, M. c
Reading, Pa
Richmond, Va
Roanoke, Va
Rochester, H. Y
Rockford, lU
Sacramento, Calif
Saginaw, Mich
St. Joseph, ffe
St. Louis, Mo
Salt I^e City,
Utah
San Angelo, Tex
.Son Antonio, Tex
San Bernordino-Kiver-
slde-Ontarlo, Calif.
San Mego, Calif
San Franc isco-
Oakland, Calif
San Jose, Calif
Savannah, Ga
Scranton, Pa
Seattle, Wash
Shreveport, La
Sioux City, Iowa
Sloujt Falls, s. Dak..
South Bend, Ind
265
227
2,105
72
421
361
287
80
U2
207
159
195
385
132
9,193
936
113
313
176
309
185
1,089
1,324
1,714
2,496
340
242
131
615
170
110
602
1,442
552
114
856
921
307
443
6,613
721
3,126
81
323
1,589
1,236
126
141
268
358
688
243
806
312
441
266
185
3,278
707
123
800
643
683
4,692
430
272
381
1,941
409
339
208
313
202
156
1,304
51
298
264
207
63
120
131
107
132
270
102
6,921
682
99
236
133
188
143
716
1,058
1,203
1,614
258
167
89
438
152
480
1,013
4U
73
605
560
223
273
5,009
492
2,238
62
250
1,123
1,043
90
93
178
273
457
169
572
228
331
172
119
2,168
485
100
628
417
523
3,143
329
203
302
1,2%
290
189
111
210
62,383
64,936
1,270,680
15,933
169,108
119,939
147,224
17,913
63,378
86,710
55,238
88,189
179,306
32,734
533,443
28,148
176,383
68,070
109,361
73,084
1,233,626
567,534
715,700
1,692,718
152,257
111,856
27,701
323,770
63,862
30,788
230,792
921,526
287,422
44,435
383,157
533,176
105,897
160,636
2,853,834
3X,691
1,238,788
21,879
151,032
987,245
479,413
48,906
28,540
118,671
109,820
370,680
105,460
326,071
108,942
242,730
113,435
120,277
1,743,070
292,068
40,098
371,120
197,U0
266,874
2,387,238
138,023
107,232
114,046
867,025
194,624
177,865
87,511
110, L26
25
32
355
5
52
26
36
1
6
23
20
19
52
10
23
19
43
24
177
106
258
65
221
51
10
125
145
25
60
731
69
471
12
217
91
14
14
39
39
124
32
112
49
63
30
13
506
744
41
36
20,324
48,246
1,061,283
8,121
120,869
43,374
32,594
(D)
(D)
14,193
(D)
10,287
71,888
3,657
396,088
4,213
20,368
14,880
51,620
25,555
542,526
118,044
795,485
1,U9,977
54,808
43,794
2,074
73,434
8,662
12,533
125,490
546,164
14,781,548
68,416
14,628
307,943
395,511
17,241
88,407
2,999,771
82,426
1,792,934
(D)
68,330
465,339
(D)
8,776
15,664
32,738
60,727
318,552
29,457
217,593
34,945
63,614
25,390
6,944
1,775,971
187,498
(D)
97,004
19,677
44,495
2,339,465
85,752
44,535
49,165
673,267
71,240
28,644
33,991
92,788
22
17
100
10
22
25
26
9
28
9
33
65
20
45
113
62
18
28
29
20
103
108
63
120
28
14
14
51
29
36
25
28
17,540
10,882
75,142
5,614
45,711
20,635
17,451
4,896
1,516
9,523
18,964
8,519
20,446
10,668
461,820
66,859
9,069
13,792
10,038
20,404
(D)
42,096
48,582
82,853
124,144
27,992
11,476
13,972
48,047
2,064
1,164
116,%0
59,521
1,200,194
72,341
4,947
26,651
56,313
18,182
47,529
381,083
55,035
167,727
4,001
50,238
107,293
136,137
7,579
11,462
14,995
28,996
73,302
(D)
66,081
11,834
23,475
16,209
10,192
140,201
23,621
6,228
32,573
59,283
64,327
223,443
27,625
(E)
9,151
107,570
(D)
12,600
13,138
25,334
14
17
316
162
115
198
4
34
166
4,198
53
13
84
128
15
39
718
62
322
2
10
152
59
3
3
23
21
82
24
32
28
442
644
13
18
21
272
27
51
20
17
(D)
11,113
770,383
77,072
77,463
27,117
1,762
(D)
91,712
(D)
(D)
67,229
(D)
135,732
4,027
25,287
11,647
4,688
(D)
564,233
99,041
255,467
1,099,832
32,294
32,557
14,483
112,808
(D)
2,332
31,901
221,165
10,660,769
60,375
67,828
194,859
708,653
7,863
135,325
828,045
78,337
306,893
(D)
(D)
253,369
50,123
(D)
1,136
(D)
26,728
87,953
26,923
57,771
8,335
8,200
18,378
212,748
790,728
49,239
3,957
94,563
27,434
22,469
840,228
8,999
(D)
(W
297,893
34,834
490,198
159,816
14,084
4
123
22
14
21
(D)
5,260
80,084
2,058
7,050
21,589
1,772
(D)
1,286
18,854
(D)
9,667
(D)
171,701
38,973
27,631
12,139
79,058
8,830
4,187
2,364
4,216
19,630
(D)
3,757
2,313
125,170
6,472
23,309
15,510
54,976
25,875
48,609
32,334
40,394
47,547
(D)
26,948
(D)
(D)
5,534
(D)
2,505
2,437
(D)
8,681
5,994
9,575
15,065
17,334
103,926
33,758
(D)
14,756
73,974
13,780
63,130
16,256
(W
(D)
7,922
(D)
15,704
16,606
22,991
6,869
10,908
132,908
2,022
21,002
14,229
14,110
1,251
4,749
8,896
5,709
8,863
20,677
4,180
519,065
62,676
3,014
11,042
7,229
12,984
7,960
68,124
54,398
103,948
181,057
16,097
10,803
4,083
31,522
5,285
3,425
29,803
82,396
l,89q444
23,874
4,436
42,360
52,392
15,706
20,302
355,584
32,361
176,497
2,899
17,563
90,112
49,129
3,998
4,734
11,817
12,985
42,963
12,004
43,412
12,709
24,907
12,751
8,382
223,416
38,480
3,458
38,088
25,847
29,684
284,439
16,802
11,679
13,029
108,350
19,272
14,254
10,548
13,799
136,066
203,610
2,631,361
39,114
401,360
274,203
267,393
22,274
90,588
166,468
110,638
173,928
366,126
78,380
10,985,251
1,217,683
52,610
252,153
135,910
266,701
141,161
1,359,760
1,057,254
2,077,686
3,507,038
334,224
206,650
76,710
603,383
93,830
62 ,622
590,735
1,613,199
554,898
88,744
858,138
1,029,958
295,184
396,466
6,825,249
701,261
3,441,236
54,478
322,375
1,858,736
919,365
78,438
96,549
237,524
243,411
862,921
235,788
795,053
257,604
526,694
250,179
183,965
4,310,371
775,706
70,551
765,201
506,969
601,216
5,908,435
343,475
213,138
262,408
2,182,059
381,439
255,113
206,157
378,697
1,918
2,319
29,227
504
5,163
3,908
2,944
515
1,273
2,597
1,394
2,306
110,323
15,118
812
2,864
2,146
3,081
1,930
18,218
13,646
22,813
38,726
4,444
3,132
1,041
8,550
1,497
817
6,938
20,532
368,720
7,692
1,207
10,479
12,493
5,435
4,682
80,034
9,054
37,763
693
4,575
19,566
12,441
1,042
1,097
3,320
3,427
10,364
3,113
9,611
2,633
5,929
2,886
2,131
48,938
9,230
956
10,747
6,497
7,075
59,073
4,048
3,018
3,515
23,061
5,071
3,464
2,569
3,871
160
121
1,155
52
208
254
130
12
59
96
207
84
508
37
211
93
140
51
559
624
750
204
149
75
351
91
70
296
332
19,256
296
78
522
555
153
238
4,950
443
2,039
41
94
942
564
94
83
138
241
290
106
373
141
293
167
136
1,668
382
102
552
509
474
3,121
323
153
252
992
223
235
96
143
291,354
125,707
814,357
75,238
337,105
234,717
172,941
56,141
125,935
100,745
88,133
119,742
196,685
148,162
4,367,911
576,900
133,928
101,048
135,043
169,357
38,370
482,393
495,084
871,047
1,116,509
231,105
138,965
90,252
321,758
137,469
146,983
264,622
635,405
446,200
83,319
325,352
366,395
114,950
250,512
3,671,043
331,770
2,213,236
56,557
119,942
704,829
737,203
90,188
109,535
136,450
255,740
328,050
133,407
487,632
152,385
277,140
153,515
96,826
1,681,231
274,895
58,929
500,460
451,688
556,808
2,240,767
290,547
151,481
257,396
732,992
216,636
103,917
70,910
205,058
See footnotes at end of table.
1-52
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IG. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS— Continued
Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Afejor types of operation
Payroll,
entire
year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15
Active
propri-
etors
of un-
incor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Novem-
ber
(Num-
ber)
standard
Jferchant
wholesalers
Manufacturers '
sales branches,
sales offices
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals
and LP gas
facilities
Uerchandise agents,
brokers
Assemblers of
farm products
Popula-
metropolitan
Payroll
(Dollars)
Hiploy-
ees
(Num-
ber)
tion,
1950
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num-
ber)
Sales
($1,000)
Spokane, Wash
Springfield, 111
Springfield, Ifc
Springfield, OMo
Springfield -Holyoke
Mass
504
253
236
112
596
282
324
750
369
866
186
703
180
301
207
671
383
229
1,411
164
183
382
585
206
477
308
191
433
266
564
356
157
184
82
432
219
199
478
289
650
141
512
126
227
161
464
283
169
1,001
129
119
295
403
151
379
221
139
361
200
433
270,274
107,430
90,448
28,030
240,434
102,024
113,518
295,425
201,272
316,265
53,649
319,259
85,220
111,716
69,334
271,796
121,225
99,134
670,216
49,608
56,100
115,555
264,501
79,211
133,259
115,759
63,640
193,330
93,207
216,296
64
32
15
12
72
15
35
156
37
72
17
101
22
40
17
108
36
23
216
20
19
37
64
26
40
53
14
43
27
60
59,724
38,710
15,488
(D)
104,669
15,863
43,828
408,616
28,652
107,621
5,837
122,052
7,565
72,871
7,345
288,081
44,712
18,891
641,645
52,882
13,825
93,591
115,527
24, 361
40,850
(D)
19,802
47,093
54,684
182,650
39
28
21
11
16
15
41
26
28
48
15
19
22
13
19
29
34
21
25
7
29
30
41
21
32
15
11
10
17
43
29,101
8,996
13,102
10,466
(D)
20,535
26,549
60, 386
32,646
67,126
12,672
65,173
11,800
26,992
16,515
30,190
34,706
10,667
83,393
4,589
10,254
23,823
20,730
13,977
33,402
30,61B
13,267
36,223
16,434
47, 214
34
17
11
22
33
12
87
7
70
6
65
4
9
7
68
18
8
158
8
7
17
55
4
20
15
27
19
9
26
39,023
53,759
37,267
(D)
(D)
32,352
5,097
57,419
6,630
93,765
12,150
68,873
2,126
5,409
5,040
(D)
16,459
9,099
209,684
3,633
7,492
19,750
111,179
(D)
19,479
(D)
45,548
7,976
10,452
(D)
11
24
5
2
4
37
3
8
26
7
6
6
12
3
2
12
8
11
9
3
22
4
6
4
'13
2
13,855
19,247
7,170
(D)
3,831
...
46, 560
944
4,324
13,635
7,262
19,313
3,425
11,116
586
(D)
12,058
8,448
11,147
6,909
60
13,985
(D)
1,991
(D)
5,644
(D)
24,867
9,284
8,943
3,851
30,094
12,337
12,771
4^,106
19,345
34,332
7,172
39,596
7,928
17,029
6,480
30,417
13,150
7,908
89,519
6,954
6,471
12,737
26,790
7,121
14,510
32,550
7,771
19,888
11,930
26,673
502,950
184,062
170,294
70,528
593,974
230, 332
255,290
875,533
410,607
671,273
129,387
778,586
159,446
328,382
138,251
tyll,183
245,971
162,488
1,755,016
138,145
128,869
247,733
544,771
148,983
287,114
613,378
167,512
368,506
232, 507
528,812
5,792
2,287
2,405
985
7,327
2,663
3,121
10,110
4,718
9,516
1,844
8,742
2,001
3,891
1,676
6,872
3,518
2,285
19,903
1,643
1,543
3,353
6,251
1.895
4,006
6,050
2,401
4,616
2,955
6,083
270
159
U9
42
268
123
247
313
198
473
99
295
91
163
99
363
186
142
611
90
104
221
309
138
391
142
125
168
150
303
J21,561
131,484
104,823
111,661
407,255
Stanford-No rwalk.
196,023
Stockton, Calif
Syracuse, N. Y
200,750
341,719
275,876
Tampa-St. Petersburg,
Fla
409,143
Terre Haute, Ind
105,160
395,551
105,418
Trenton, N. J
229,781
Ul,216
251,686
Utica-Rome, N. Y
Waco, Tex
284,262
130,194
Washington, I>. C
Waterbury, Conn
Waterloo, Iowa
Wheeling, W. Va-
Steubenville, Ohio..
Wichita, Kans
Wichita Falls, Tejc...
vaikes-Barre-Hazlfitoi,
1,464,089
154,656
100,448
354,092
222,290
98,493
392,241
Wilmington, Del
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Worcester, Mass
York, Pa
268,387
146,135
276,336
202,737
Youngstown, Ohio
528,498
CD) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
Represents zero.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-53
Table IH WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948^— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
Establishments and Sales by Type ot Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
standard
metropolitan area
Estab-
Ush-
mentSj
19i8
(Number)
Major types of operation
Merchant
wholesalers
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Manufacturers '
sales branches,
sales offices
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Num-
ber)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Petroleum built
plants, terminals
and LP gas
facilities
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Num-
ber)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Merchandise
agents, brokers
Estab-
lish-
ments ,
1948
(Num-
ber)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Assemblers of
farm products
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Num-
ber)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Payroll,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employee;
(Number)
Active
propri-
etors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
Population
1950
United States,
total
216,099
Standard metro
politan areas
total 145,119
426
688
164
A]£ron, Ohio
Albany-Schenec-
tady-Troy, N.Y..
Albuquerque,
N. Hex
Allen town-
Be thleheio-
Easton, Pa
Altoona, Pa
Amarillo, Tex.. .
Ashcvllle, N.C..
Atlanta, Ga
Atlantic City,
N. J
Augusta, Ga
Austin, Tex
Baltimore, Md...
Baton Rouge, La.
Bay City, Mich..
Beaumont- Port
Arthur, Tex....
Blnghamton, N.Y...
Birmingham, Ala...
Boston, Mass
Bridgeport, Conn..
Brockton, Mass ....
Buffalo, N.Y
Canton, Ohio
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Charleston, S.C...
Charleston, W. Va.
Charlotte, N.C....
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Chicago, 111
Cincinnati, Ohio..
Cleveland, Ohio...
Colusl>ia, S.C
Columbus, Ga
Columbus, Ohio
Corpus Cfarlstl,
Tex
Dallas, Tex
Davenport, Iowa-
Rock Island-
Mollne, lU
Dayton, Ohio
Decatur, 111
Denver, Colo ,
Des Moines, Iowa.,
Detroit, Mich.
Dubuque, Iowa....,
Duluth, Minn.-
Superlor, Wis...,
Durham, N.C ,
El Paso, Tex ,
Erie, Pa ,
Evansville, Ind..,
Fall River, Mass.,
Flint, Mich
Fort Smith, Ark..,
Fort Wayne, Ind.,,
Fort Worth, Tex..,
Fresno, Calif....,
Gadsden, Ala ,
Galveston, Tex.,,,
Grand Rapids,
Mich
Green Bay, Wis
Greensboro-High
Point, H.C
Greenville, S.C.
Haail ton-Middle,
town , Ohio
Haapton- Newport
Kewa-Warwlck, Va.
Harrisbiirg, Pa...,
Hartford, Conn,.,.
Houston, Tex
Huntington, W.
Va,.Ashland, Hy,.
Indianapolis, Ind,
Jackson, Mich
Jackson, Miss
Jacksonville, Fla,
490
165
247
161
1,500
140
177
147
2,015
160
105
207
182
801
4,781
282
128
1,571
260
as
171
336
567
322
10,039
1,800
2,845
251
108
645
252
1,611
347
489
165
1,212
524
3,650
lU
390
100
»7
225
223
139
204
156
3U
523
483
60
105
549
183
343
208
112
334
617
1,234
303
1,032
122
241
607
100,839
311
476
133
387
121
161
125
740
108
127
104
1,495
128
65
151
135
511
3,346
216
m
1,068
205
IX
128
254
304
212
6,547
1,103
1,756
186
77
425
172
841
201
320
90
731
321
2,259
63
246
60
211
156
154
115
138
115
211
357
261
45
74
374
125
193
120
80
227
438
781
6U
75
172
423
76,533,260
66,207,709
145,564
326,526
67,195
133,991
47,736
112,884
46,042
592,792
40,135
57,380
52,990
799,784
55,394
36,943
73,593
72,415
338,342
2,310,792
115,315
29,296
651,679
146,850
75,797
63,079
171,981
280,151
148,506
5j015,512
758,377
1,332,615
130,188
36,324
410,814
93,096
828,269
108,470
184,034
70,981
496,450
248,934
1,467,349
30,001
334,137
30,330
124,604
69,616
99,766
53,669
71,812
48,869
100,944
329,219
150,063
14,630
44,604
187,695
84,384
113,198
61,413
26,053
28,149
140,782
247,454
891,155
115,032
529,865
31,082
105,900
254,732
21,167
60
143
23
51
20
37
10
508
14
13
21
257
15
5
30
166
786
47
9
285
23
28
12
45
150
48
1,703
397
617
36
15
130
26
427
75
80
22
224
102
706
19
49
6
47
31
35
11
30
U
34
62
47
10
69
U8
292
206
18
33
108
50,800,384
49,381,277
(D)
133,398
8,588
53,956
12,064
47,231
7,260
1,263,894
7,729
14,377
8,356
555,265
9,936
2,405
22,635
47,631
368,168
1,680,793
27,870
8,818
587,664
10,200
32,420
12,358
48,550
537,619
48,732
5,477,693
1,037,948
1,640,229
31,772
13,524
173,627
12,272
935,994
123,843
132,060
20,784
(D)
188,997
2,188,199
a, 894
40,352
(D)
60,214
19,880
24,951
10,296
29,615
9,599
25,179
58,429
32,417
(D)
5,121
87,634
43,202
75,833
42,461
7,892
7,457
100,794
(D)
588,772
73,148
380,767
21,535
29,065
(D)
28,351
5,524
21
13
28
56
13
5
58
19
28
15
18
a
23
278
34
44
14
10
22
28
27
6,108,141
30,397
64,892
7,459
(D)
12,893
6,954
6,731
42,200
9,360
(D)
7,250
113,811
9,833
U,685
13,296
U,881
35,141
211,593
31,011
(D)
66,399
15,975
7,924
19,415
a, 232
24,359
18,434
354,339
45,772
89,001
(D)
6,419
31,505
18,130
25,732
24,093
22,646
7,832
(D)
25,480
229,325
6,700
16,222
7,882
12,565
15,222
7,889
18,840
20,192
5,067
15,279
16,103
25,986
4,096
(D)
22,416
10,057
22,282
7,498
5,428
7,005
23,670
54,837
82,785
12,935
43,634
9,404
9,051
55,002
15,591
32
33
12
12
3
11
11
205
92
572
5
2
19
86
36
1,447
257
425
13
3
60
7
274
28
57
5
164
47
563
1
25
17
22
12
17
5
5
6
a
58
15
2
5
1
13
37
122
156
6
13
48
32,839,667
28,985,151
57,227
(C)
(D)
6,256
3,558
39,085
8,117
273,483
13,527
(D)
214,578
6,755
(D)
2,224
3,822
91,496
913,000
777
(D)
112,961
(D)
12,506
(D)
15,741
136,656
50,645
3,366,795
418,135
358,280
18,518
8,274
53,052
6,783
307,612
24,340
(D)
36,114
271,750
92,173
734,499
(D)
70,013
24,520
(D)
10,236
60,753
549
3,741
1,500
33,085
214,640
11,917
(D)
1,696
33,013
15,737
124,977
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
19,229
(D)
55,076
344,984
2,393
14,931
47,825
15,787
1,998
2
9,920,288
2,559,862
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
31,274
5,399
13,598
(D)
(D)
23,311
(D)
4,458
1,211
39,595
(D)
13,220
(D)
9,130
(D)
2,348
245
147,011
5,477
7,071
(D)
4,450
9,496
9,303
29,360
1,858
(D)
21,315
31,741
12,011
a,uo
(D)
1,157
(D)
(D)
411
521
2,845
2,145
7,284
18,497
56,276
(D)
(D)
15,919
11,456
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
140,532
2,409
2,104
(D)
7,734,207
6,650,489
17,595
28,330
6,248
15,729
4,350
10,149
4,356
89,758
3,608
4,530
4,590
83,252
5,320
3,257
6,859
8,832
37,635
226,630
12,899
2,849
65,269
10,907
8,226
5,737
16,749
28,691
U,253
579,056
81,951
145,385
8,840
3,535
32,288
7,428
85,975
12,794
21,907
903
59 . 319
25,062
190,340
4,353
16,273
3,233
10,829
8,937
9,926
4,399
12,111
4,652
U,993
20,696
18,358
1,264
2,249
19,150
5,835
12,847
5,870
3,282
2,707
15,534
27,269
73,254
U,312
52,535
3,494
9,987
28,775
148,293,186
126,298,353
348,278
530,984
125,814
300,304
83,127
201,301
83,470
1,724,313
58,553
37,159
86,255
1,592,662
103,364
59,460
133,643
160,046
718,614
4,093,365
245,008
56,332
1,244,371
210,955
152,038
109,655
310,805
553,8a
a7,217
10,952,598
1,524,599
2,812,237
186,641
66,958
513,604
148,123
1,674,143
245,422
414,574
99,757
1,125,762
475,337
3,731,137
82,229
312,551
69,968
211,637
173,958
189,941
31,871
233,259
90,954
233,457
399,204
415,955
24,133
45,925
353,950
126,894
239,664
107,270
57,149
50,972
317,681
513,679
1,444,626
223,597
984,801
66,364
192,745
557,670
2,305,403
1,850,385
4,930
8,345
2,053
5,339
1,646
3,125
1,536
26,278
1,152
1,547
1,679
25,842
1,792
978
2,395
2,615
11,703
61,192
3,772
1,058
18,870
3,290
2,5U
2,234
4,552
8,203
3,696
145,607
■■23,8?2
37,794
3,128
1,330
9,575
2,787
25,562
3,947
5,087
1,670
18,750
7,709
48,502
1,435
5,322
1,375
3,767
2,944
3,081
1,523
3,778
1,596
3,487
6,823
7,290
525
323
5,303
2,187
3,686
1,843
1,124
1,194
5,278
7,965
a, 362
3,393
U,703
1,044
3,345
9,347
130,878
82,891
233
281
137
322
123
120
85
569
101
140
103
1,281
87
60
126
85
439
1,844
108
64
834
120
U8
111
128
169
197
5,925
l,Oli
1,502
133
72
290
153
953
158
258
95
702
251
2,296
67
191
55
207
126
97
50
132
98
149
356
374
59
74
336
32
157
34
159
297
621
569
55
109
281
150,597,361
85,130,847
410,032
514,490
145,673
437,824
139,514
87,140
124,403
671,797
132,399
162,013
160,980
1,337,373
153,236
88,461
195,083
184,698
558,928
2,369,936
258,137
129,428
1,089,230
283,194
104,274
164,356
322,072
197,052
246,453
5,495,364
904,402
1,465,511
142,565
170,541
503,410
165,471
614,799
234,255
457,333
98,853
563,832
226,010
3,016,197
71,337
252,777
101,639
194,968
a9,388
160,422
137,298
270,963
54,202
183,722
351,253
276,515
93,892
113,066
238,292
98,314
191,057
168,152
143,227
292,241
358,031
806,701
245,795
551,777
107,925
142,164
304,029
.'>e footnotes at end of table.
1-54 WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISIKIS
Table IH. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1948^— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS— Continued
Establishments and Sales by Type ol Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
tiajor types
of operation
Payroll and paid
Active
propri-
etors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
Estab-
Mer
rhnnt
Manufactiu-ers'
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals
Merchandise
Assemblers of
employees, workweek
ended nearest
lish-
ments,
19i8
wholesalers
sales branches,
sales offices
and
fac
LP gas
ilities
agents, brokers
farm
products
Payroll,
entire
November 15, 1948
standard
Population
metropolitan area
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1^43
Sales,
entire
year 1948
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
Sales,
entire
year 1948
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
Sales,
entire
year 1948
Estab-
lish-
ments ,
1945
Sales,
entire
year 1948
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1943
Gales,
entire
year 1948
year 1948
Payroll
Employees
nesses,
November
1948
1950
(Nuniber)
(Number)
($1,000)
[Number
($1,000)
(rJumber)
($1,000)
(Number)
($1,000)
(Numberi
($1,000)
($1,000)
(Dollars)
(Number)
(Number)
Johnstown, Pa
226
171
58,839
20
21,064
24
13,405
10
(D)
1
(D)
5,639
110,626
2,026
178
291,354
Kalamazoo, Mich
174
U3
44,327
28
20,887
15
6,475
9
6,446
9
8,414
6,010
114,414
1,745
62
126,707
Kansas City, Mo.,.
1,890
1,080
1,124,616
369
920,408
94
48,733
297
872,141
50
106,578
96,163
1,836,413
28,453
1,119
814,357
Kenosha, Wis
67
48
11,551
6
(D)
12
3,487
1
(D)
1,069
20,692
391
47
75,238
Knoxville, Tern...
333
231
142,913
52
53,828
23
(D)
21
(D)
14,048
268,700
4,428
157
337,105
Lancaster, Pa
239
174
69,973
14
3,356
26
13,076
14
76,443
11
9,264
6,606
121,982
2,402
163
234,717
Lansing, Mich
196
129
68,022
31
25,388
24
11,349
5
17,335
7
19,084
7,310
136,052
2,039
86
172,941
Laredo, Tex
71
49
16,057
1
(D)
10
3,448
4
(D)
7
(D)
1,152
20,993
330
57
56,141
Lawrence, Mass
132
114
52,618
10
5,059
8
4,215
3,907
74,870
1,359
60
125,935
Lexington, Ky
172
108
70,179
18
(D)
11
7,291
34
72,686
1
(D)
6,605
123,844
2,421
79
100,746
Lima, Ohio
139
91
32,537
15
5,510
15
11,488
5
14,114
13
4,254
3,596
70,113
1,193
32
86,133
Lincoln, Nebr
184
117
70,577
19
12,044
20
6,885
4
1,950
24
7,109
6,233
120,070
2,057
92
U9,742
Little Rock-North
Little Rock, Ark.
360
251
157,708
51
52,926
19
12,595
35
32,816
4
3,257
13,649
273,347
4,775
225
196,685
Lorain-Elyria,
Ohio
100
70
18,909
6
1,113
14
7,243
3
410
7
1,697
2,008
38 302
621
78
148 162
Los Angeles-Long
Beach, Calif
6,983
4,815
2,588,740
957
1,642,176
230
310,670
851
775,978
130
201,767
311,647
6,115,164
87,816
4,672
4,367,911
Louisville, Ky....
768
559
427,227
100
203,329
34
45,887
57
132,308
18
32,106
42,023
765,136
13,079
441
576,900
Lowell, Mass
87
73
22,414
9
5,407
5
8,141
2,186
38,103
791
39
133,923
Lubbocl{, Tex
190
119
60,899
11
5,642
21
3,729
5
22,357
'34
69,319
4,889
95,635
1,624
129
101,048
Macon, Ga
140
96
46,263
19
15,708
15
7,344
9
(D)
1
(D)
4,763
91,395
1,792
75
135,043
Madison, Wis
240
156
96,012
26
19,516
37
17,495
7
8,231
14
6,424
8,537
162,761
2,647
125
169,357
Manchester, N.H...
151
116
45,547
21
16,205
10
5,101
2
(D)
2
(D)
4,300
92,337
1,662
50
88,370
Memphis, Tenn
851
508
1,013,919
173
(D)
20
28,033
127
(D)
23
9,861
48,547
902,051
14,967
536
482,393
Miami, Fla
688
537
282,584
61
(D)
29
40,164
48
26,965
13
(D)
28,533
545,464
8,913
298
495,034
Milwaukee, Wis
1,565
1,051
635,127
249
550,961
47
50,483
212
227,091
6
2,509
73,966
1,411,922
20,523
592
871,047
Minneapolis-St.
Paul, Minn
2,125
1,283
1,540,898
392
810,920
107
103,567
313
980,641
30
102,496
120,619
2,324,959
35,404
937
1,115,509
Mobile, Ala
243
167
98,917
32
32,759
18
19,255
13
19,785
8
777
9,644
181,645
3,622
119
231,105
Montgomery, Ala...
196
130
103,209
33
33,296
12
(D)
20
40,102
1
(D)
8,434
152,934
2,981
131
138,965
Muncie, Ind
101
61
25,215
8
2,136
16
6,217
6
2,604
10
4,504
2,899
56,244
926
53
90,252
Nashville, Tenn...
524
368
240,268
75
63,086
17
23,752
61
98,697
3
5,773
20,932
407,431
7,509
360
321,758
New Bedford, Mass.
146
111
51,430
14
9,710
8
(D)
2
(D)
11
9,287
4,090
76,954
1,560
72
137,469
New Britain-
Bristol, Conn.
77
66
18,375
7
11,635
4
1,425
1,809
34,977
582
43
145,933
New Haven, Conn
537
431
213,852
68
(D)
15
73,190
20
14,598
3
(D)
25,235
468,168
7,626
236
254,622
New Orleans, La...
1,191
765
641,865
228
(D)
36
52,206
153
197,807
9
CD)
60,433
1,104,035
13,907
648
585,405
New York-North-
eastern N.J
34,123
27,077
17,186,476
2,840
11,919,968
243
839,998
3,894
9,760,010
69
54,479
1,548,455
28,624,391
363,774
19,440
12,911,994
Norfolk-Ports-
mouth, Va
485
355
216,971
52
(D)
22
37,000
46
43,018
10
(D)
20,889
419,922
7,491
274
446,200
Ogden, Utah
97
56
23,655
13
10,870
11
5,139
8
65,385
9
27,048
3,191
63,003
1,102
54
83,319
Oklahoma City,
Okla
727
791
489
464
280,216
454,337
121
131
174,694
267,660
37
54
21,215
25,385
65
112
173,128
616,361
15
30
33,274
71,841
30,937
36,889
613,240
703,179
9,593
11,405
464
446
325,352
Omaha, Nebr
366,395
Orlando, Fla
213
143
46,371
19
(D)
17
(D)
12
2,272
22
14,716
9,282
181,963
4,073
91
114,950
Peoria, 111
388
205
122,700
63
88,709
45
22,599
37
105,917
38
45,605
14,621
271,301
4,303
196
250,512
Philadelphia, Pa..
5,593
3,972
2,315,365
851
2,291,329
118
227,928
631
649,580
21
21,973
245,445
4,641,324
71,549
4,277
3,671,048
Phoenix, Ariz
428
253
158,356
51
45,784
53
28,309
32
36,607
39
25,228
17,264
323,526
5,737
258
331,770
Pittsburgh, Pa
2,636
1,780
1,090,555
518
1,500,020
62
107,929
269
(D)
7
(D)
125,455
2,444,742
36,042
1,596
2,213,236
Plttsfield, Mass..
78
56
14,999
14
(D)
7
3,861
1
(D)
1,735
31,766
566
31
55,567
Portland, Maine
260
187
113,243
41
32,348
16
42,319
6
2,016
10
2,873
12,374
224,513
4,025
53
119,942
Portland, Oreg
1,236
819
702,469
192
365,140
57
74,370
142
192,218
26
44,087
63,844
1,269,552
17,914
620
704,829
Providence, R.I...
964
797
338,265
100
194,665
31
94,493
34
(D)
2
(D)
34,013
534,137
10,720
487
737,203
Pueblo, Colo
128
91
30,766
13
6,203
17
(D)
3
(D)
4
3,235
2,974
57,657
1,070
80
90,188
Racine, Wis
97
58
25,822
11
15,549
24
7,559
3
(D)
1
(D)
2,998
54,065
794
57
109,585
Raleigh, N.C
226
151
86,841
26
17,256
25
10,552
20
(D)
4
(D)
3,533
171,376
3,299
108
136,450
Reading, Pa
290
219
94,818
36
44,383
23
19,919
9
11,131
3
733
9,144
177,338
3,156
201
255,740
Richmond, Va
616
406
299,295
113
(D)
23
36,919
69
31,150
5
(D)
33,280
640,244
10,419
254
328,050
Roanoke, Va
207
138
78,215
32
27,227
17
6,767
19
(D)
1
(D)
7,904
158,764
2,656
104
133,407
Rochester, N.Y
724
505
259,504
123
136,025
30
36,342
60
31,128
6
3,820
28,090
538,767
3,306
343
487,632
Roekford, 111
250
168
81,945
41
27,156
29
15,529
7
4,685
5
2,463
9,090
167,004
2,403
137
152,385
Sacramento, Cslif.
359
264
173,079
52
56,853
27
19,853
6
5,323
10
14,619
17,641
358,315
5,578
243
277,140
Saginaw, Mich
199
125
81,543
22
22,172
26
10,487
6
6,831
20
11,840
9,412
155,018
2,795
102
153,515
St. Joseph, Mo
166
113
102,936
15
4,387
17
8,007
30
207,572
11
28,634
7,311
141,007
2,650
143
95,825
St. Louis, Mo
2,982
1,891
1,411,592
543
1,161,344
105
107,564
391
898,392
52
68,061
159,532
3,052,962
47,312
1,491
1,681,281
Salt Lake City,
Utah
643
91
436
63
242,113
23,170
116
5
155,376
562
28
10
16,363
3,551
54
7
56,362
36,958
9
6
19,873
4,220
29,858
1,995
596,697
39,140
9,433
783
342
74
274,895
San Angelo, Tex...
58,929
San Antonio, Tex . .
632
475
271,129
76
84,673
19
16,577
52
94,126
10
6,262
24,819
482,709
9,076
467
500,450
San Bemadino-
Riverside-
Ontario, Calif...
459
226
76,000
27
10,378
113
35,319
9
20,172
84
68,648
15,347
253,638
4,763
331
451,688
San Diego, Calif..
466
319
147,502
52
26,236
69
43,670
15
7,741
11
7,997
16,364
303,158
4,716
322
555,808
San Francisco-
Oakland, Calif...
4,244
2,665
1,932,813
817
1,844,627
143
157,704
585
- 683,355
34
59,658
222,364
4,300,224
57,930
2,914
2,240,767
San Jose, Calif...
244
167
67,697
29
10,737
37
19,583
2
(D)
9
(D)
6,943
139,332
2,173
178
290,547
Savannah, Ga
274
208
99,882
28
13,681
16
16,322
16
62,917
6
1,895
8,272
152,427
2,344
210
151,481
Scranton, Pa
354
272
103,706
43
(D)
20
10,445
18
9,702
1
(D)
10,143
199,129
3,426
239
257,396
Seattle, Wash
1,639
1,034
645,265
323
437,870
49
77,141
227
257,869
6
13,261
75,203
1,438,793
19,775
889
732,992
Shreveport, La
286
202
170,206
43
49,475
24
13,513
14
9,615
3
337
14,380
299,052
4,630
144
216,685
Sioux City, Iowa. .
304
169
157,566
32
22,121
34
7,351
40
409,345
29
133,665
11,266
233,373
3,543
240
103,917
Sioux Falls,
S. Dak
181
263
94
175
95,863
88,350
20
42
20,827
50,948
32
25
8,088
14,429
16
13
102,165
4,081
19
8
24,333
4,360
8,377
10,646
154,974
202,714
2,552
2,952
83
123
70,910
South Bend, Ind...
205,058
Spokane, Wash
377
263
180,817
47
60,614
30
20,900
24
37,109
13
12,381
17,928
341,739
5,363
177
221,561
Springfield, 111..
244
134
72,350
26
26,002
36
3,ai
13
48,344
35
19,804
6,459
1^4,119
2,009
150
131,484
See footnotes at end of table.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
Table IH WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948^— STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS— Continued
Establishments and Sales by Type of Operation; Payroll, Personnel, and Population
1-55
standard
oetropolitan area
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(t.'umber)
Major types of operation
Merchant
wholesalers
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(;.\jliter)
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments,
194S
(Number)
Manufacturers '
sales branches,
sales offices
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Petroleum bulk
plants, terminals
and LP gas
facilities
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Merchandise
agents, brokers
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Assemblers of
farm products
Sales,
entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Payroll,
entire
year 194S
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
propri-
etors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
Population
1950
Springfield, Mo...
Sprijlgfield, Ohio.
Springfield-
Holyoke, Mass....
Stamford-Norwalk,
Conn
Stockton, Calif...
Syracuse, N.Y
Tacoma, Wash
Tampa-St, Peters-
burg, Fla
Terre Haute, Ind..
Toledo, Ohio
Topeka, Kans ....
Trenton, N.J
Tucson, Ariz. .. .
Tulsa, Okla
Utica-Rome, N.Y.
Waco, Tex
Washington, D.C.
Waterbury, Conn.
Waterloo, Iowa..
Wheeling, W. Va.
Steubenvllle,
Ohio
Wichita, Kans...
Wichita Falls,
Tex
Wilkes-Barre-
Hazelton, Pa...
Wilmiiigton, Del.
Wilis ton-Sal em,
N.C
Worchester, Mass.
York, Pa
Youngstown, Ohio.
194
97
127
2S4
657
290
583
155
619
163
232
112
481
316
176
1,170
123
146
340
515
470
232
400
206
455
139
69
97
172
409
213
394
U8
436
104
179
83
318
229
121
754
95
104
255
357
367
165
320
153
339
70,529
25,245
48,359
89,229
224,190
167,232
183,524
58,298
298,355
55,427
70,240
33,342
165,679
95,139
90,853
504,626
38,811
48,257
104,037
213,303
58,764
128,201
72,546
56,993
162,727
66,861
153,022
14
24
149
29
57
14
107
19
31
13
106
40
17
252
18
10
12,689
6,277
75,129
12,309
14,688
245,065
17,121
(D)
5,610
131,167
11,695
27,509
(D)
147,028
28,264
18,418
550,167
13,753
9,837
36,181
55,201
10,668
41,688
(D)
(D)
44,052
13,704
30,306
9,897
9,107
(D)
17,748
36,076
23,720
35,013
8,705
41,571
5,755
19,589
8,424
14,529
21,374
7,152
66,086
(D)
6,484
18,862
U,037
5,794
19,103
13,956
22,125
8,751
32,034
2
9
59
12
35
5
49
3
7
2
28
13
6
134
1
5
40,344
(D)
(D)
4,169
30,443
9,864
28,903
(D)
47,039
2,970
(D)
(D)
30,293
(D)
10,222
(D)
(D)
4,413
12,421
102,219
(D)
(D)
(D)
49,285
(D)
5,952
(D)
18,918
(D)
5,842
344
(D)
(D)
6,384
4,802
(D)
2,727
(D)
7,746
(D)
1,215
19,431
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,155
(D)
5,960
2,617
5,331
9,707
26,758
11,449
19,989
5,770
30,809
5,614
8,863
3,455
20,358
9,414
5,705
64,011
4,440
4,484
9,997
17,869
4,073
10,783
15,877
15,049
6,316
15,711
103,154
48,665
100,146
213,136
521,802
230,685
391,787
104,467
579,309
107,625
170,763
65,801
395,963
174,580
111,339
1,230,531
33,706
31,620
139,699
354,912
214,937
314,340
267,602
118,109
312,235
2,139
913
5,653
1,459
3,423
8,072
3,191
7,622
1,999
8,335
1,848
2,777
1,160
6,047
2,969
2,117
17,874
1,461
1,358
3,328
5,900
1,416
4,151
4,228
2,505
4,559
2,155
4,743
163
54
309
37
254
218
166
123
554
49
192
331
374
121
135
134
275
104,823
111,661
196,023
200,750
341,719
275,876
409,143
105,160
395,551
105,418
229,781
141,216
251,686
284,262
130,194
1,464,089
154,656
100,448
354,092
222,290
392,241
268,387
146,135
276,336
202,737
528,498
(D> Withheld to avoid disclosure. ... Represents zero.
-Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of 'Wholesale Trade in that they have been adjusted to the scope of the 1954 Wholesale Census.
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WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table IL. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954— UNITED STATES BY CITY SIZE, TYPE OF OPERATION, AND KIND OF BUSINESS
Establishments and Sales
Type of operation and
kind of business
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number )
Cities with population of-
500,000 or more
Sales
(tl,OO0)
100,000 to 499,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
25,000 to 99,999
Sales
($1,000)
5,000 to 24,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Remainder of
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
( Number )
Wholesale trade, total
TYPE OF OPERATION
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and W gas
facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
TYPE BY KIND OF BUSINESS
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers:
General- line grocery wholesalers
Voluntary grocery wholesalers
Retailer cooperative food wholesalers...
Cash-carry food depots
Other general-line grocery wholesalers . .
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Msat, meat products wholesalers
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Bakery, restaurant, hotel supply houses.
Bread, bakery goods distributors
Canned food wholesalers
Coffee, tea, spice wholesalers
Dairy products distributors
Flour distributors
FVosted, frozen food distributors
Soft drink distributors
Other grocery specialty wHblesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors:
Poultry, poultry products distributors
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers:
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers:
General- line drug Bdiolesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distribu-
tors
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Paint wholesalers (with glass, wallpaper)
Paint wholesalers (without glass,
wallpaper )
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers ;
Clothing, furnishings, footwear
wholesalers
General-line clothing, furnishings
wholesalers
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
wholesalers
Women's, children's clothing, furnish-
ings wholesalers
Furs (dressed), fur clothing wholesalers
Millinery, millinery supply distributors
Shoe , footwear wholesalers
Work clothing wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Hosiery wholesalers
Underwear wholesalers
Notions wholesalers
Piece goods wholesalers
Other specialty-line dry gixtds wfcdlesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers:
FXu-niture (household, office) wholesalers..
Household furniture wholesalers
Office furniture distributors
Home furnishings, floor coverings
wholesalers
China, glassware, crockery wholesalers. .
Curtain, drapery wholesalers
See footnotes at end of table.
165,153
22,590
29,169
22, Ul
U,255
3,320
574
193
291
2,262
1,909
1,808
4,357
9,221
438
800
928
488
2,281
170
610
1,142
2,364
2,660
6,520
5,791
1,518
392
2,409
1,158
503
4,252
797
761
1,299
324
353
583
135
132
4,188
471
164
770
1,663
1,120
817
1,976
1,058
918
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538
161
101,100,941
69,533,784
16,038,372
39,250,509
9,050,816
7,353,560
2,463,756
1,298,175
139,950
3,451,679
527,446
653,698
2,866,193
5,919,993
215 ,4U
160,478
621,222
1,606,380
1,340,279
108,303
455,882
165 ,965
1,246,070
1,475,195
3,261,739
2,311,181
3,375,753
1,273,114
900,618
272,891
120,447
1,826,611
296,157
384,769
566,298
94,317
81,953
353,979
49,138
393,580
1,965,499
260,192
71,420
198,449
975,319
460,119
1,503,962
697,825
463,630
234,195
1,384,650
172,206
68,874
77,934
57,448
8,972
452
10,747
315
440
70
34
39
297
510
1,653
2,983
ISO
183
376
267
618
87
157
271
844
729
2,128
570
436
1,094
804
451
169
3,185
493
557
1,066
303
303
392
71
41
3,392
331
132
648
1,466
815
768
927
582
345
1,752
364
122
44,826,558
43,419,923
1,995,836
21,671,550
712,238
44,826,558
1,466,299
515,919
321,979
24,528
603,873
164,619
323,356
1,616,635
3,649,591
121,790
52,706
326,863
1,525,824
630,001
65,816
180,878
62,787
682,926
673,159
1,318,796
369,397
1,486,240
466,773
518,276
526,725
136,762
52,028
84,734
1,383,513
183,194
476,199
90,377
74,855
238,690
21,156
224,447
1,665,251
193 ,002
57,037
171,922
865,852
377,438
1,442,873
394,605
275 ,066
119,539
898,309
134,647
57,438
47,281
33,804
7,320
1,068
4,695
394
524
113
53
43
315
363
264
759
1,496
105
133
190
86
248
27
151
111
445
349
1,533
586
417
155
543
330
140
360
63
18
56
106
117
467
215
252
554
58
21
24,169,417
17,225,046
2,413,391
7,569,544
832,955
24,169,417
1,708,002
682,329
353,268
29,246
643,159
118,980
121,736
. 493,774
739,946
48,605
28,642
92,913
31,327
178,307
17,174
123,970
22,071
196,937
205,080
793,005
493 ,284
1,056,812
488,117
179,378
189,059
71,309
34,833
245,220
59,862
45,634
64,519
1,919
5,678
52,186
15,422
123,655
123,153
38,538
3,421
13,138
38,127
29,929
34,162
146,422
82,928
63 ,494
318,147
12,691
9,016
34,414
25,960
3,611
2,410
1,886
547
25,960
722
166
51
80
425
423
240
642
1,389
67
150
132
64
131
174
360
289
1,057
1,296
333
101
341
239
134
192
24
10
28
45
85
296
117
179
246
53
5
13,696,224
4,451,471
2,588,588
3,217,661
808,128
13,696,224
1,583,356
653,595
170,288
36,828
722,645
101,706
72,290
315,687
471,927
24,785
29,539
64,919
16,623
109,927
13.329
71,401
25,647
115 ,757
124,156
463 ,307
568,403
542,913
235,775
81,623
44,202
25,442
96,941
35,657
19,331
9,949
1,091
404
25 ,886
4,623
42,882
102,211
14,901
2,627
5,654
52,582
26,447
22,711
85,259
55,410
29,849
77,814
8,609
331
23,107
1,589
6,881
1,695
1,713
23,107
1,041
160
24
102
755
424
520
1,456
52
160
115
42
399
13
92
281
302
363
929
1,935
186
25
233
8,944,807
2,135,791
3,019,622
2,638,741
1,453,457
8,944,807
1,466,955
412,318
30,555
39,750
984,33?
88,097
39,375
182 ,439
470,204
13,900
23,934
66,211
20,588
157,455
5,245
41,322
29,541
112,008
116,308
405,135
545,058
155,120
33,430
70,912
53,709
10,946
6,002
4,944
50,007
12,328
5,544
11,240
(D)
(D)
15,864
3,992
(D)
41,118
9,135
(D)
(D)
11,216
15,789
(D)
43,073
27,441
15,632
29,955
12,306
405
24,834
1,098
18,378
3,108
10,286
24,834
593
65
31
27
470
783
1,897
34
174
115
29
729
19
79
305
413
930
873
1,404
146
198
285
118
17
3
21
17
60
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-71
Tabic 1 L. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-UNITED STATES BY CITY SIZE, TYPE OF OPERATION, AND KIND OF BUSINESS-Continued
Establishments and Sales
lype of operation and
kind of business
JJerchant wholesalers — Continued
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers — Con.
Home furnishings, floor coverings
wholesalers — Continued
Domestic wholesalers
Floor covering wholesalers
Other hcane furnishings, specialties
wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers:
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers....
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants:
Cotton merchants
Grain merchants
Hide, skin, raw fur wholesalers
livestock (except horses, imiles)
distributors
Leaf tobacco dealers
Raw wool, wool tops, mohair dealers
Other farm products (raw materials)
distributors
Jhitoootive wholesalers:
Ustor vehicle distributors
New, used auto distributors
Truck and tractor (road type) dealers...
Automotive equipment, tire, tube
wholesalers
Autooiotive parts, accessories Jobbers..
Garage equiptaent, tools distributors....
Tire, tube wholesalers
Electrical, electronics, appliance
distributors :
Electrical apparatus supplies distributors.
General-line electrical goods
distributors.
Wiring supplies distributors
Electrical apparatus, equipment
distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set
wholesalers
Electronic parts, equipment distributors...
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers:
Hardware wholesalers
General-line hardware wholesalers
Specialty-line hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies
distributors
General-line plumbing-heating goods
distributors
Heating equipment distributors
Plumbing fixtures, supplies distributors
Lumber, construction materials distributors:
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Lumber wholesalers i without yards)
Lumber distributors (with yards)
Jfillwork, plywood distributors
Construction materials distributors
Brick, tile distributors
Cement, lime, plaster wholesalers
Class (building) distributors
Ready-mixed concrete distributors
Roofing, siding, insulation material
distributors
Sand, gravel, crushed stone distributors
Other construction isaterials distributors
Uachlnery, equipment, supplies distributors^^
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration
equipment distributors
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Office machines, equipment distributors.
Restaurant, hotel supply houses
(principally nonfood )
Store machines, fixtures distributors...
Other consaercial machines, equipment
distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers..
Farm-jjarden machinery, equipment
wholesalers
Garden machinery, equipment wholesalers.
Farm, dairy machinery, equipment
(including tractors) wholesalers
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number
237
773
1,130
2,435
865
1,564
193
581
975
577
669
234
282
1,563
897
666
13,977
12,563
207
1,207
559
1,989
2,065
1,899
2,137
606
1,531
1,703
905
1,438
4,3(K
1,678
1,124
1,502
6,010
492
183
574
1,996
697
597
1,471
1,860
3,219
1,421
571
1,087
UO
1,640
1,112
233
Sales
($1,000)
126,769
600,763
416,038
1,297,650
1,248,002
369,772
45,625
2,610,108
3,989,704
428,439
888,292
304,224
481,524
757,335
491,732
265,603
3,220,178
2,834,453
55,731
329,994
1,567,994
1,105,922
2,814,584
512,676
2,067,923
1,623,987
443,936
2,329,788
1,112,178
301,516
916,094
3,805,942
1,621,685
1,094,408
1,089,849
2,780,265
242,766
75,985
251,273
998,370
447,723
105,039
659,109
484,070
660,125
186,631
159,253
276,953
37,288
1,401,359
534,379
78,736
Cities with population of—
500,000 or more
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
193
428
1,131
507
758
107
65
157
353
43
42
220
276
163
113
2,652
2,308
79
265
102
708
672
679
865
163
702
1,161
401
287
473
979
304
271
404
1,120
179
52
175
126
183
46
359
493
1,055
391
179
435
50
330
153
53
Sales
($1,000)
107,364
359,125
565,381
952,277
211,906
30,706
461,438
1,919,136
292,025
139,522
33,603
421,841
192,029
141,252
50,777
879,368
759,405
21,545
98,413
1,081,951
516,153
447,353
118,445
1,260,458
256,864
722,878
532,796
190,082
289,705
111,1U
315,963
1,076,745
374,792
323,504
378,449
795,448
109,979
27,747
118,191
207,116
123,270
18,902
190,243
173,709
310,428
91,384
61 ,400
136,636
21,008
276,828
96,192
25,250
70,942
100,000 to 499,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number!
23
229
509
204
345
53
172
136
57
130
30
10
378
188
190
2,746
2,411
66
269
241
478
796
464
491
167
324
1,023
393
278
352
1,009
420
209
380
1,104
116
27
153
134
137
54
383
620
946
362
190
348
46
455
240
59
Sales
($1,000
10,555
182,605
103,280
373,524
209,857
71,467
10,305
1,346,141
961,080
54,685
278,787
102,155
11,509
224,599
128,847
95,752
846,281
744,432
20,041
81,808
1,098,250
717,200
325,334
1,022,467
16»i,405
700,151
601,216
98,935
682,439
303,715
97,646
276,078
1,276,164
655,051
266,452
354,661
685,277
58,051
14,523
83,986
203,737
122,873
12,760
139,347
182,918
213,437
43,706
62,210
96,828
10,743
437,867
164,038
30,540
133,4931
25,000 to 99,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
471
91
215
320
169
151
2,582
2,299
25
258
181
462
356
465
355
160
195
434
175
294
619
213
157
249
34
123
313
421
707
359
144
183
21
289
166
31
Sales
($1,000)
3,904
31,903
33,067
240,959
33,243
41,611
1,985
292,391
407,464
33,695
84,318
72,973
22,664
13,790
134,161
77,966
56,195
612,628
536,138
4,877
71,613
282,207
230,181
27,363
317,030
111,165
334,394
316,965
67,929
315,226
57,743
195,103
594,042
201,302
232,338
160,402
476,914
35,368
15,675
29,835
176,258
109,112
6,313
104,351
76,932
36,905
33,008
27,922
23,596
2,379
263,588
81,189
4,655
76,534
5,000 to 24,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
197
32
175
119
104
57
93
57
12
242
142
100
3,633
3,406
19
213
22
233
128
177
229
78
151
266
72
184
531
208
151
172
1,145
46
29
90
585
87
107
201
192
369
244
38
74
13
209
203
34
Sales
($1,000)
1,222
7,475
66,665
26,796
33,256
1,910
291,997
214,056
22,935
91,408
63,561
4,630
85,197
51,721
33,476
594,563
544,217
4,562
45,784
21,500
72,372
64,697
33,514
154,527
109,105
45,422
214,119
114,703
18,148
81,268
303,965
129,946
39,541
84,478
361,250
17,556
7,505
12,685
137,244
46,215
21,315
68,730
26,779
34,413
15,646
3,763
12,833
2,176
136,813
60,266
6,666
Remainder of
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number )
146
436
350
62
24
347
235
11?
2,359
2,139
18
202
13
103
113
114
197
38
159
209
93
135
1,166
533
336
297
1,646
74
41
23
733
90
344
236
129
142
10
357
350
Sales
($1,000)
3,724
19,655
31,409
51,121
20,824
11,532
719
218,141
487,968
20,099
294,257
31,932
20,880
121, X9
91,945
29,403
287,338
250,261
4,706
32,371
74,381
30,934
30,582
12,765
149,932
46,728
105 ,473
53,905
41,568
83,329
16,365
47,677
555,026
260,594
132,573
111,859
461,376
21,812
10,534
6,575
224,015
46,253
45 ,749
106,438
23,732
14,337
2,837
3,958
7,060
982
236,263
132,694
11,625
121,069
1-72
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTKiS
Table IL. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934— UNITED STATES BY CITY SIZE, TYPE OF OPERATION, AND KIND OF BUSINESS— Continued
Establishments and Sales
Type of operation and
kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
United States
($1,000)
Cities with population of -
500,000 or more
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
100,000 to i99,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
25,000 to 99,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
5,000 to 24,999
Sales
($1,000)
Remainder of
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Merchant wholesalers— Continued
ilachinery, equipment supplies distribu-
tors— Continued
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Food processing machinery, equipment
distributors
General purpose industrial machinery,
equipment distributors
Metal working machinery, equipment
dealers
Oil well supply houses
Printing machinery, equipment dietributors.
Used machinery dealers
Other industrial machinery, equipment
distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors.
Abrasives, abrasive materials distributors.
Mechanical power transmission equipment
distributors
Mechanical rubber goods distributors
Rope, cordage distributors
Valves, fittings (except plumbing)
distributors
Reconditioned drum, barrel distributors..
Other industrial materials, supplies
distributors
Professional equipment, supplies
distributors
Dental supply houses
Religious supply houses
School supply houses
Surgical, medical, hospital supply
houses
Optical goods wholesalers ■
Other professional supplies distributors.
Service establishment supply houses
Beauty, barber supply houses
Janitors ' supply houses
laundry, dry cleaning supply houses
Shoe service wholesalers
I&ldertakers ' supply houses
Upholsterers ' supply houses
Welders ' supply houses
Other service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Aircraft, aeronautical equipment, parts
distributors
Marine machinery, equipment distributors.
Railroad equipment distributors
Other transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors:
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers:
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Iron, steel scrap dealers (with
processing preparation equipment)..
Iron, steel scrap dealers (without
processing, preparation equipment).
Waste materials dealers
Nonferrous metalic scrap dealers.
Waste paper dealers
Wiping cloths dealers
Rags, textile waste dealers
Other waste materials dealers ....
Other merchant wholesalers:
Amiisement, sporting goods distributors
Cameras, photographic supplies distributors
Sporting goods wholesalers
Toys, games, fireworks wholesalers
Other recreation goods wholesalers
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers.
Coal wholesalers
Coal wholesalers (without yard or dock
stocks )
Coal wholesalers (with coal yard)
Farm supplies wholesalers
Feed wholesalers
Fertilizer, agricultural chemical
distributors
Seed wholesalers
Other farm supplies wholesalers
5,7i6
367
1,379
914
1,208
210
245
1,423
4,393
141
335
280
117
214
372
2,934
2,912
502
134
255
800
742
479
5,264
893
843
441
485
137
262
1,000
1,198
1,004
450
400
84
70
2,693
542
3,719
2,202
1,517
4,470
1,518
1,124
229
784
815
2,514
484
579
805
646
1,919
700
496
204
2,347
1,067
507
641
132
Jewelry wholesalers 2,741
General-line jewelry wholesalers 234
Clocks, watches wholesalers 355
Costume jewelry wholesalers >. 513
Precious stones distributors 498
2,618,986
163,405
498,625
484,490
914,479
64,820
31,272
461,895
2,009,740
77,400
113,349
100,031
94,120
139,320
65 ,360
853,153
124,125
31,582
96,321
321,489
126,966
152,670
1,101,992
140,561
126,780
146,607
101,579
14,443
92,670
198,100
281,252
376,048
169,782
126,573
60,046
19,647
2,174,276
1,188,309
801,352
411,788
1,192,450
500,822
218,239
48,395
250,528
174 ,466
952,711
233,116
233,998
277,626
207,971
697,206
794,189
568,163
226,026
1,574,642
766,302
280,597
474,148
53,595
825,459
143,549
124,380
132,621
202,608
2,051
119
533
481
82
145
105
1,820
79
146
83
85
164
1,223
217
338
282
214
1,995
290
266
205
231
37
163
191
612
395
131
174
63
27
,180
327
389
1,887
476
545
122
445
299
1,209
259
204
428
318
478
196
62
294
117
73
71
33
2,098
150
301
379
449
955,347
72,758
219,183
271,771
121,599
49,226
13,591
902,779
35,982
44,747
58,500
78,947
56,035
29,479
404,883
56,826
17,668
26,651
163,996
54,688
85,054
548,454
56,559
52,455
77,897
60,032
4,166
66,263
58,344
172,738
171,104
51,002
57,103
54,531
8,468
1,158,153
1,002,624
550,712
272,186
278,526
598,173
210,063
133,462
28,905
123,060
102,633
594,889
161,864
132,541
171,850
128,634
296,403
507,441
377,771
129,670
443,846
248,879
87,278
98,118
9,571
687,008
106,651
109,309
107,991
185,047
1,299
96
402
230
154
41
63
313
1,224
23
125
67
21
60
110
853
172
23
60
231
212
155
1,532
322
285
152
138
26
67
231
311
100
10
568
109
928
324
241
56
134
173
611
118
149
189
155
100
37
313
124
65
108
16
453
70
33
92
526,095
39,491
141,934
103,659
141,301
11,591
8,864
79,255
550,893
14,233
42,337
24,418
11,142
50,587
20,358
255,136
48,728
7,092
27,811
90,608
46,186
34,711
306,304
52,922
37,890
49,500
26,632
3,410
19,407
51,656
64,887
95 ,836
48,908
39,405
2,047
5,476
456,802
96,923
273,939
226,465
47,474
301,615
151,510
47,012
11,906
59,968
31,219
209,626
48,312
51,717
66,794
42,803
163,851
111,658
92,535
19,073
300,108
129,229
66,885
101,916
2,078
116,194
32,721
13,516
21,315
15,203
694
58
173
81
158
14
24
637
18
78
31
5
505
91
152
146
57
972
213
160
50
96
26
20
284
123
363
33
664
448
719
279
179
26
117
118
291
50
83
33
75
51
28
304
127
372 ,277
27,634
55,001
42,910
154,569
3,150
3,237
270,211
15,758
19,474
8,183
1,146
16,981
6,966
123,393
16,547
1,415
25,006
44,774
18,620
17,031
135,986
25,500
18,602
11,715
11,285
2,303
3,363
46,527
16,691
43,686
28,308
11,119
(D)
(D)
217,079
21,435
182,530
135,200
47,330
M9,576
71,119
18,364
3,848
33,420
22,825
63,644
9,864
17,028
13,639
18,113
132,918
90,241
38,599
51,642
242,714
130,312
48,942
58,053
5,407
14,192
2,739
1,029
1,935
1,481
790
50
107
40
417
4
17
337
11
203
9
75
11
16
21
4
186
71
251
35
320
535
285
466
257
75
3
45
31
163
31
33
446
209
126
23
380,094
L2,590
28,053
7,456
285,558
222
847
45,368
106,895
(D)
4,475
2,595
(D)
8,436
2,167
33,689
33,551
1,117
4,832
6,054
11,888
6,377
3,283
57,543
4,001
12,896
1,362
2,960
1,779
333
23,929
10,283
28,422
18,205
6,854
1,779
1,584
116,269
34,522
86,593
21,640
74,039
38,940
5,672
1,122
19,866
8,439
40,415
7,899
12,777
8,554
11,185
64,794
34,767
20,263
14,499
198,031
85,301
24,200
77,089
11,441
4,673
735
(D)
253
(D)
912
44
164
82
397
6
36
183
375
10
10
21
6
13
35
128
13
35
15
27
329
21
57
27
8
108
81
331
33
470
182
34
17
43
144
240
26
84
62
68
102
44
990
490
207
243
50
See footnotes at end of table.
UNITED STATES SUMMARY
1-73
Table IL. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954-
-UNITED STATES BY CITY SIZE, TYPE OF OPERATION, AND KIND OF BUSINESS— Continued
Establishments and Sales
Type ol" operation and
kind of business
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Cities with population of —
500,000 or more
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
100,000 to 499,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number )
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
25,000 to 99,999
Sales
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
5,000 to 24,999
($1,000)
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Remainder of
United States
Sales
($1,000)
Merchant wholesalers— Continued
Other merchant wholesalers — Continued
Jewelry wholesalers — Contirued
latch materials, jewelers' tools
distributors
Other Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers.
Gif t , art goods wholesalers
a-eeting card distributors
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Flower (cut), potted plant wholesalers..
Bulb, plant distributors
Uiscellaneous products merchant wholesalers
Forest products (except lumber)
distributors
General merchandise distributors
Leather goods wholesalers
Uisical instrument, sheet music
wholesalers
Industrial yarns irtiolesalers
Bags, bagging, burlap (textiles)
distributors
Food, beverage basic material
distributors
All other merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
i^parel and related products
Fuml ture ani fixtures
Paper and allied products
Chemicals and allied products
Rubber products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (except electrical )
Electrical machinery
Transportation equipment
Instruments and related products
Other manufacturers' products^
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals & LP gas
facilities
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Iholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Grocery, confectionery, meats
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fruits, vegetables
Druijs, chemicals, paints
Jlpparel (including footwear)
Dry goods, piece goods
Pumiture, home furnishings
Paper, allied products
Farm product« (raw materials )
Cotton
(k'aln
Hides, skins, raw furs
See footnotes at end of table.
172
969
2,260
983
735
248
966
851
115
669
594
454
509
222
325
644
22,590
14,759
7,831
4,488
431
283
286
455
2,190
525
101
942
1,164
1,057
5,327
1,509
963
1,047
1,822
29,189
28,319
27,078
1,241
870
22,131
2,949
1,107
214
893
516
1,205
818
837
403
3,566
254
230
137
30,719
191,582
1,416,388
190,307
140,213
50,094
222,942
193,270
29,672
290,871
8U,291
135,579
192,142
191,250
530,630
637,417
69,533,784
36,811,23«
32,722,546
11,746,914
1,809,931
735,931
266,271
2,097,564
8,889,311
1,602,956
412,553
2,606,649
10,989,279
2,855,046
5,998,901
5,021,744
9,247,560
1,025,952
4,227,222
16,038,372
15,808,838
10,027,135
5,781,703
229, 534
39,250,509
7,621,093
2,107,445
516,210
1,591,235
522,701
2,076,128
3,233,165
571,713
469,942
U,495,721
1,020,618
1,129,086
258,403
109
710
595
457
138
303
266
37
2,091
104
344
296
339
161
161
342
8,972
5,100
3,872
875
330
211
151
283
972
262
69
441
673
570
1,740
752
351
402
890
452
438
324
114
14
10,747
1,353
540
101
439
331
1,015
675
550.
268
483
37
90
115
24,177
153,333
134,231
102,136
32,145
102,442
86,380
16,062
2,241,869
138, U8
558,722
105,818
152,543
U0,644
159,054
450,584
546,356
43,419,923
21,464,694
21,955,229
6,053,913
1,564,174
625,301
138,204
1,543,116
5,928,124
761,218
307,017
1,598,069
8,553,797
1,888,653
3,014,951
2,994,317
5,098,047
637,345
2,613,677
1,980,427
858,446
1,121,981
15,409
21,671,550
4,945,140
1,399,649
383,288
1,016,361
400,185
1,946,232
2,977,568
396,049
359,246
2,364,299
135,655
647,279
224,074
51
171
175
116
59
245
224
21
69
113
67
104
30
50
109
7,320
5,054
2,266
1,200
70
94
99
743
208
15
276
370
302
2,012
545
399
334
617
1,995,836 1,068
1,016
786
230
52
4,695'
957
207
29
178
93
103
436
81
5,591
27,848
30,133
21,013
9,120
61,138
55,812
5,326
391,272
44,035
138,366
16,052
22,903
38,124
50,426
45.233
17,225,046
9,791,586
7,433,460
3,252,265
198,935
54,872
99,495
222,748
2,265,314
665,662
21,438
652,224
1,764,938
612,881
1,765,267
1,327,956
3,034,261
269,364
1,017,426
2,413,391
2,383,234
1,047,634
1,335,600
30,157
7,569,544
1,769,319
368,941
67,873
301,068
81,791
75,126
164,099
85,863
80,027
2,793,927
466,957
313,004
15,852
83
61
22
119
111
3,611
2,713
1,189
11
12
25
32
278
29,
6
138
69
104
1,085
127
116
215
175
2,410
2,339
2,142
197
71
1,886
356
82
16
66
33
34
21
51
32
342
53
446
6,512
9,698
6,322
3,376
17,490
16,732
758
14,719
33,243
8,951
7,440
3,483
6,477
19,931
4,451,471
2,836,651
1.614,820
1,374,148
(D)
26,418
12,947
120,242
248,858
84,410
(D)
143,113
246,931
135,484
692, 566
362,176
594,007
49,065
316,215
2,588,588
2,564,411
1,614,841
949,570
24,177
3,217,661
596,106
86,254
16,043
70,211
16,482
19,869
35,721
31,861
13,516
1,672,077
202,602
114,424
12,317
101
40
33
21
15
37
54
1,589
1,158
24
110
7
10
32
26
39
296
27
37
71
67
6,881
6,676
6,500
176
205
1,695
141
116
17
99
22
22
15
610
63
25
3
(Dl
2,350
8,745
4,573
4,172
13,175
11,180
1,995
130,354
33,408
31,480
4,105
4,369
18,273
9,313
16,052
13,354
2,135,791
1,267,312
868,479
605,018
(D)
20,659
11, 588
100,219
164,004
23,689
(D)
53,800
332,911
99,141
280,643
27,351
220,071
27,565
120,693
3,019,622
2,977,368
2,408,659
558,709
42,254
2,538,741
151,761
130,857
22,911
107,946
7,424
15,792
24,413
38,236
6,559
1,517,410
190,700
33,649
3,326
63
17
212
174
38
364
51
9
48
67
1,098
734
354
412
13
26
42
194
58
60
25
73
18,378
17,850
17,326
524
528
3,108
142
162
51
111
19
53
24
1,695
20
18
(D)
1,039
7,450
6,159
1,281
28,697
23,166
5,531
157,952
50,551
52,480
653
4,887
725
7,091
15,543
2,301,553
1,450,995
850,558
461,570
(D)
8,681
4,037
111,239
283,011
57,977
(D)
59,443
90,702
118,887
245,474
309,944
301,174
42,613
159,211
6,020,935
5,903,398
4,097,555
1,805,843
117, 537
4,153,013
158,767
121,744
26,095
95,649
16,819
19,109
31,364
19,704
10,594
3,048,003
24,704
20,730
2,834
1-74
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 1 L. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954— UNITED STATES BY CITY SIZE, TYPE OF OPERATION, AND KIND OF BUSINESS— Continued
Establishments and Sales
Type of operation and
kind of business
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number;
($1,000)
Cities with population of-
500,000 or more
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
100,000 to 499,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
25,000 to Q9,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
(U,000)
5,000 to 24,999
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Remainder of
United States
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
($1,000)
Merchandise agents, brokers — Continued
Farm products (raw materials) — Continued
Livestock
Tobacco ( leaf )
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products...
Automotive.
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equipment,
appliances
Hardware, plumbing -heating goods..
Lumber, construction materials....
Machinery, equipment, supplies
fcfetals, metalwork (except scrap)..
Other merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products
Dairy, poultry products
f^esh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials ) . .
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers.
:,223
552
lis
52
,527
,049
903
1,174
661
1,768
i,255
,087
,993
1,669
495
11
',558,447
,045,530
315,643
167,994
925,266
,383, 138
606,339
855,451
1,169,550
940,802
,272,055
i, 050, 816
,392,362
,287,674
>,171,994
194,713
4,073
117
10
39
341
799
518
301
1,593
395
1,585
315
58
170
84
2
1
992,259
13,572
285,541
65,919
584,817
771,569
314,270
290,569
1,259,549
682,833
2,979,575
712,238
281,971
134,456
268,419
(D)
(D)
257
10
4
4J3
JJ9
264
788
124
482
394
128
177
1,892,677
31,544
12,594
61,299
126,299
367,490
194,720
297,042
410,524
153,751
600,625
832,955
172,542
63,907
586,084
(D)
(D)
160
80
100
78
132
293
53
234
547
128
146
252
20
1
1,086,631
219,221
2,919
33,963
49,151
74,863
46,535
117,327
151,556
36,055
270,288
808,128
140,907
140,193
514,157
(D)
CD)
319
194
50
72
49
91
214
49
204
1,713
348
432
830
(D)
(D)
1,021,022
365,271
(D)
(D)
44,745
60,325
23,476
68,761
195,584
42,912
210,486
1,453,457
170,015
353,739
884,272
(D)
(D)
1,370
258
18
53
123
65
115
286
40
263
10,286
1,473
1,117
7,326
363
7
2,565,858
415.922
(D)
(D)
120,254
108,891
27,338
81,752
152,337
25,251
211,081
5,244,038
626,927
595,379
3,919,062
99,497
3,173
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ... Represents zero,
publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
XXX Not applicable.
^Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and
ALABAMA
^ .— • >-, ,•' LIMES'
t I MORGAN I J* OE KALB *
1 • / MARSHALL 1 V
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I
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ALABAMA
(67 COUNTIES)
1
^
GA.
• •
I MADISON M
m •
I
JACKSON >
#
>.. .-"*
J CALHOUN '
sT.cL.iR ft' ANNISTON
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CLEBURNE
ALOOSAl ^ e" r- I
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•"- * ••' -».•"" "Y"-* CHILTOM * I
« HALE
c.-,.-:? r'
m COLUMBUS
CODE
I BIRMINGHAM
2 COLUMBUS, GA.
3 GADSDEN
4 MOBILE
5 MONTGOMERY
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 2S.OOO TO lOO.OOO
* PLACES OF lOO.OOO AMD OVER
STANDARD MErROPOLITAH AREAS
■«■■«*
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: 195!+ - The State 2-i+
102. Wholesale Trade: I95U - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 2-6
103. Wholesale Trade : I95U - Standard Metropolitan Areas 2-9
IOI+. Wholesale Trade: I95I+ - Counties With 100 Establishments or More 2-10
105. Wholesale Trade: 19^*6 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas, and
Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in I95U 2-11
2-3
2-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll):
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 1.5
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Wholesale trade, rotal.
Type of Operatica
Merchant wholesalers ._ —
Maaufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, termiaals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm produas
Type by Kiod of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers . -
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers -
Fish, sea food tlistributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers- -
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors..
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors. -
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers...
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, e.\plosives tlistributors..
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
(Slothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers -
Piece goods converters ..
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers.. . , . -
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, allied products wholesalers
(boarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and hue paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical apphance, ratlio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment tlistributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers . . .
Hardware wholesalers . -
Plumbing, heating equipment, supphes tlistributors.
Lumber, construction materials tlistributors..
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials tlistributors- -
Machinery, equipment, suppUes tlistributors-
Air contiitioning, comni. refrigeration equip., tlistrs-
CjOnmiercial machines, equipment tlistributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, suppUes distributors
Service establishment supply houses.. -
Transportation equipment tlistributors ---
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products tlistributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant ,wholesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazbie, newspaper wholesalers ,
Coal wholesalers --.
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bull), plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalera.
2,818
423
2)*5
,8m
278
85
2«^
IE
227
69
25
22
22
1 ,020,901
7401013
paoioao
268,095
58 t 179
,020,901
190,91*6
126,0^8
6l653
5i517
l't>965
37.763
51 i980
1 1 .073
40 f 907
26i749
24.104
2.645
51 .382
25.5.08
14.029
8.017
2.520
842
17,613
10, 30
2,9t6
t, 359
8.939
6.354
2.585
15.733
'0.010
(D)
3.252
(D)
126 927
50.466
6i760
43.706
61 ,225
25, 101
33.773
2.351
85,971
65.092
20.879
92.150
62.169
29.981
98,512
5.542
(D)
23.711
3.016
19.599
20.49O
8.473
10.882
(D)
16i
123
(D)|
(D)|
32.849
21 .71 1
1 1 . 1 38
67.828
2.535
4.014
2.723
21 .478
(D)
1 1 .055
(D)
3.1 19
20.557
135,075
102,849
17.073
1 2 . 1 96
576
2.381
102,849
14,768
1 1 .422
378
524
268
2, 176
611'
175
4 39
1.476
1.317
169
1 .561
2.939
2.311
3-17
235
85
3.178
1 ,806
767
60 =
1 .454
1 .168
286
2.393
1 .478
(D)
556
(D)
7.921
483
7.43!
5.74,
2.699
2,634
365
14.511
11 ,872
2.639
2.353
1 .109
1 .244
1=.,86"Z
869
Td)
4 . 902
256
2.434
3.381
1 .66?
1 .1 10
(D)
1 .7111
(d)
(D)
1 .83'
) .041
791?
1' . 705
503
I'll
63
1 .222
(D)
5Pe
(D)
235:
1 .349
131 ,054
48.045
21.341
9,621
3.894
1 31 ,054
18,851
8,585
880
1.149
1.676
6,561
6,8 35
1 .243
5.5U2
4.243
3.815
428
3.206
4.252
1.955
1 .651
459
187
2,719
1 .629
511
579
1.535
1.142
393
1 .646
(D)
°9G
(D)
4.508
12.310
1.-^57
1C.9S3
7,401
2,688
4.294
419
12,050
9,444
2.6^5
12.704
5. 031
6.773
20,775
1.698
(D)
5.096
539
3,427
3.548
2.000
3.C30
(D)
2.59G
(D)
(D)
5.099
3.023
2.076
8(881
505
722
165
2.2W
(D
8.
3.6
6,7
12.8
9
6.8
13.2
20.8
I 1.2
17.4
13.1
II .2
13.7
15.8
16.2
20.6
17.5
22.2
15.4
15. B
17.3
13.3
15.
19.
16.
(D)
30
(D)
3.6
24.4
20.1
25.1
12.1
10.7
12
17
14.0
14.5
12
22.6
21 .1
30.6
(D)
21.5
17
17.5
17.3
23
27
(D)
16.0
(D)
(D)
15.5
13. o
18.5
13.1
19.9
18.0
10.3
(D)
1.490 13.5
(D)l (D)
717| 23.0
2.581 12.6
104,257
68,790
22. '321
7.098
3.886
1 .^52
68,790
9,845
5.032
'117
482
eoi
3.113
2,981
523
2.458
1 .817
1 .617
200
1 .884
2.203
1 .226
671
252
44
1 . 368
749
327
292
B07
600
207
1 .828
089
(D)
',60
(D)
1 .498
7.005
713
6.292
3,811
1 , 360
2,260
191
7,904
6,493
1 .41 1
5.H91
2.1=54
3.337
1 1 ,599
1 ,026
(D)
2.883
200
1 ,691
2.147
1 .157
1 I
'59
(D)
."72
(D)
(D)
2.818
1 .656
1 .162
429
148
041
(d)
479
(d)
412
1 .231
1 , 340,474
454.730
13r.809
79. 169
29.1
, 340.474
188.076
90. 329
8.0'1
1'T.616
15.818
63.222
56.162
9.669
46.494
34.032
50.417
3.515
32.072
43.312
25.744
12.147
4.434
987
28, 341
15.586
6.613
6, 142
15.354
1 1 .563
3.786
37.504
20.889
(D)
12.955
(D)
3 1 1 598
132.464
13.445
1 19.0)9
82,017
31 .25
46,809
3.950
165.972
140. 167
25.805
107.49'
44.017
63.473
223,283
16.23
(D)
52.962
4.047
40,200
39.415
26.6'15
27.657
(D)|
25.415
(D)
(D)
59.438
35.901
22.537
77.864
4.820
8.750
2.304
"•m
10.405
(D)
7.416
23.685
28,508
19,458
5.063
2.097
1 .238
6'--2
19.458
3.399
1 .688
151
274
286
093
) .127
301
826
514
475
39
599
334
189
= 9
17
432
251
88
113
251
183
63
497
268
(D)
)63
(D)
542
2.003
)87
1 .816
885
321
506
53
2,063
1 ,720
343
1 .585
723
862
2,518
157
(d)
49-
66
427
451
3C2
398
(D)
2'i5
(D)
(D)
1 .004
553
451
154
(d)
124
355
28,885
19,609
5.103
2.127
1 ,274
772
19,609
3,420
1 ,715
154
249
293'
1 ,009
1
160
320
640
535
496
39
555
585
330
178
60
17
455
249
90
116
243
181
62
503
269
(D)
169
(D)
542
2.005
214
1 .791
320
505
2,056
1 .703
353
1 .588
706
882
2.540
177
(6)
4f3
64
446
445
307
391
(D)
304
(D)
(D)
1 .'j09
552
457
65
152
27
m
152
(D)
1 19
372
29,133
19.872
5.131
2.1 13
1 . 340
677
19.672
3.471
1 ,745
142
314
271
999
1.113
312
HOI
559
520
549
579
325
178
50
15
429
244
91
94
253
200
63
483
273
(D)
163
(D)
446
2.U51
215
1 .616
326
499
52
2,125
1 ,758
1 .561
750
911
2,642
195
(D)
494
457
315
393
(D)
506
(D)
(D)
1 .090
635
455
141
42
149
(D)
93|
4"1
30, 135
20,693
5.106
2.194
1.413
729
20,693
3,500
1 ,712
300
293
1.049
1.173
329
bU4
538
492
45
558
500
344
181
59
16
451
258
87
106
270
201
69
49£'
277
tD)
153
(D)
595
2.045
214
1.531
879
332
481
2, 129
1 ,745
3
1 .845
651
994
204
(D)
527
102
47B
4'.7
324
393
(O)
319
(D)
(D)
.170
650
520
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not appUcable.
* Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commis.sion received.
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
77
12
137
13
43
4
371
Id)
21
(d)
161
27
(D)
(D)
138
12
409
58
.. I
^presents zero
ALABAMA
2-5
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Type by Kind of Busiaess— Con.
Maaufaclurers' sales branches, sales offices
.'^ales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Appajel and related products
Furniture and fixtures
Paper and allied products
Chemicals and allied products
Rubber products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal products. -
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (e-xcept electrical)
Electrical machinery
Transportation equipment
Instruments and related products
Other manufacturers' products*
Petroleum bulk plants, (ermioals and LP gas facilities
Gasohne, distillates, residuals.
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Ciroceries, confectionery, meats..
F'arm products (edible)
Dair>', potjltry products
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Apparel (including footwear).,
E>ry gttods, piece goods
Furniture, home fumishsagS-.
Paper, allied products
Farm prtxlucts (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw fun
Livestock
Tobacco OeaO
Wool, mohair.
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive.
Iilectrical.electronic apparatus, equip., appliant:es-.
Hardware, plimibing, beating goods
Lumber, construction materials .
Machinery, equipment, supplies
.Metal.s, metalwork (except scrap)
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm producu. . .
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)..
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers.
Estab-
Ush-
men ts
26"
18'^
mc
■565
a;
13
2U5
57
Sales
7«0i013
308t502
aJi ,51 1
(D)
(D)
62.041
(D)
U14.023
r75i082
11,898
50,588
29,293
57,030
2,81a
42,914
240,040
537,559
157,61 I
79,948
2,4ai
268,095
75.521
10.946
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,243
O),
87,292
6,612
1 1.366
(D*)
(D)
(D)
(D)
909
(D)
17. CI 1
26,753
4,1 18
23.978
58.179
2.558
2.363
49.239
4 , C 1 4
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
17,073
17,073
(D)
(D)
1,5"5
(D)
659
75S
1.291
5,485
603
1 ,9H0
142
359
1 2 . 1 96
1 1 .980
6.623
5l357
216
576
1 11
20
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
• ••
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
60
(D)
2
194
64
2.381
2
41
2,237
101
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
Amount
Igl.OOQ)
48,L'46
35.563
12, "83
(D)
(D)
7,571
(D)
3,346
3,399
1,r 17
9.001
1.
'75
2.041
561
2.632
21,341
20,575
14,H69
5,706
756
9,621
1,673
306
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
77
(D)
2.015
27
123
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
lit
(D)
1."39
1 .964
2C9
1,235
3,894
198
226
3.C96
Pcr-
t^ent
of
(D)
(D)
12.2
(D)
7.5
17.8
6.7
3
3.6
2.2
2.8
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6.2
(D)
2.3
(D)
(D)
I'd]
(D)
13. r
CD)
6.1
7.3
5.1
5.?
7.7
9.5
Pa.vroll.
entire year
22.921
17.ii59
5,452
7,042
ll)
(D)
1 ,532
(D)
...
1 191 1
1 .353
4 68
5,253
1 ,351
1 .:oi
7C8
1 .199
7,098
' ,743
4,054
2. ',89
■<55
3,S86
'21
122
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
23
(D)
HOI
18
55
('d')
(D)
(i)
(D)
31
(D)
273
940
94
515
1 ,552
90
11 1
1 .201
160
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
454.730
352,521
102.209
(D)
(D)
33.283
(D)
42.1)05
27.449
9,635
105,445
25,139
24,247
5,881
25,673
13C,8'19
123,31 3
78,54.
44,779
7,490
79, 169
13,094
2,727
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(Z)
(D)
16,496
(Z)
1 .069
(D*)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(2).
(D)
5.271
18,796
1 .526
10,561
29,108
1 .719
1 .74'J
21 .91 1
3.731
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March l.'j
(Number)
5,063
4,027
1 ,C36
(D)
(D)
462
(D)
394
21 1
"5
1 ,033
209
269
92
241
2.097
1 .993
1 .302
5=1
104
1 .238
(D)
(C)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
I'd]
(D)
6
(D)
17
1'9
May 15
(Number)
5.103
4.C54
1 ,049
(D)
(D)
469
(D)
402
215
90
1 .033
218
270
92
247
2.127
2.020
1 .320
700
117
1 ,274
I '7
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
3
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6
tD)
71
152
772
32
169
507
Aug. 15
(Number)
5,131
4., 095
1 ,036
(D)
(D)
437
(D)
401
220
98
1 ,040
224
280
95
264
2.113
k.1.08
1 .300
708
105
1 , 340
1P2
44
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
3
(D)
639
9
8
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
(U)
73
162
21
1 13
677
32
32
556
57
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA I Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except fumituie), printing and pubUshing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
'Entnes for merchandi™- agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission leceived
Nov. 15
(Number)
5 . 1 C 6
4,173
933
Vd)
(B)
457
(D)
413
223
99
1 ,051
228
269
88
261
2.194
2.067
1 .348
719
127
.413
192
44
(D)
(d)
(0)
(D)
(D)
7
(D)
10
8
'('d')
(D)
(D)
9
(D)
25
131
729
33
33
600
63
Active
proprie-
tors of
imincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov,
(Number)
(D
364
358
357
1
6
3
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(d")
(D)
(or
(D)
(D)
5
(D)
16
29
. . Represents zero.
2-6
WHOLESALE TR VDE-AREA STATLSTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Total
Establishments
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Numbi?r)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Other operating types
Establishments
(Number)
Alabama , total.
Autauga County,
Baldwin County.
Barbour County
Eufaula
Remainder of County.
Bibb County, . . .
Blount County,,
Bullock County.
Butler County
Greenville,
Remainder of County.
Calhoun County
Anniston ■,,.,,
Remainder of County,
Chambers County
Lanett
Remainder of County.
Cherokee County
Chilton County
Choctaw County
Clarke County
Clay County, .,,,,.,...
Cleburne County
Coffee County
Enterprise, . ,
Remaijider of County.
Colbert (bounty
Sheffield
Tuscumbia,
Remainder of County,
Conecuh County,
Ck>osa (bounty, . ,
Covington County
Andalusia, , . •
Opp
Remainder of County,
Crenshaw County,
(}ulljnan ODunty
(Tullman
Remainder of County.
Dale County
Ozark ,
Remainder of County, ,
Dallas County
Selffla. ,.,.
Remainder of County,
De Kalb County
Fort Payne
Remainder of County.
Elmore County,
Escambia County
Atmore
Brewton
Remainder of County,
Etowah Ojunty, ....,..,
Attalla ,
Gadsden, ,......,..,.
Remainder of (bounty,.
Fayette County.
Franklin County
Russell ville
Remainder of County.
Geneva County. ,.
2.818
2,03H,290
30 . 1 35
1,020,901
(D)
461
173
(d)
Cd)
(D)
13S
56
127
8i887
(E)
(D)
(D)
2.690
1 . 321*
^^^\3
218
117
(0)
45
(D)
(D)
(D)
95
(D)
(D)
(D)
(01
6i561
li978
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 i087
4.65:'
li836
r>.413
1 1836
2ll65
200
40t44?
4t237
623
111
20.381
1 i643
ID)
(D)
(01
15B
(Dl
152
(D)
(D)
21S
ID)
(D)
ID)
2t797
10)
2t573
ID)
10)
3»794
(0)
(D)
(0)
51
(0)
(0)
(0)
(D)
(D)
10
(D)
(0)
21
ID)
(D)
(Dl
1 .479
ID)
1 .535
ID)
116
103
1.701
2.093
1.278
1.114
1 .136
(D)
(D)
22.762
(D)
(D)
1.371
ID)
13.657
346
(D)
(D)
31
(D)
(D)
9.775
(D)
(D)
ID)
13.184
416
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
e. 178
(D)
(D)
4.371
12.175
143
(D)
(0)
18
(D)
(0)
4.398
(d)
(0)
2.RbO
10.875
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(d)
(0)
(D)
(□)
(D)
10)
(D)
ID)
(D)
(D)
ID)
(D)
(D)
(D)
ID)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
2.390
13.542
(d)
(d)
(D)
(d)
(D)
(D)
341
(D)
(D)
6.49S
(D)
(D)
120
(D)
(d)
(D)
(D)
2.158
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
ID)
(D)
(D)
ID)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
10)
(D)
(Dl
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
^Not comparable with information in 19^8 and previous
(NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified,
wholesale Census publications due to differences
XXX Not applicable. ( Z ) Less than $500.
in reporting sales offices of steel companies.
1 ,004
Represents zero.
ALABAMA
2-7
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Toul Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Number)
Payroll,
entire year
(Sl.OOOl
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Number!
Establishments
(Numberl
Sales
IJI.OOOI
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
Payroll
(Dollam)
Employees
(Number)
($1,000)
7
10
7
87
116
(Dl
2.120
1-353
2.226
(Dl
41.703
30
41
ID)
744
5
5
(0)
71
4
3
2
63
1 .740
650
IDl
24,980
3
7
5
24
569
2.547
ID)
14.433
Hale County
Houston County
80
7
12
813
(D)
(01
219
52,489
(D)
IDl
4, 199
1,009,973
(D)
IDl
88
12,846
(D)
IDl
1 1
429
58
5
6
511
(D)
ID)
4, 380
385.534
22
2
5
302
(D)
ID)
3.991
'817, 235
JHckson County
Jefferson County
17
7^9
4
9
3
2
29
7
"7
946
49,421
(D)
(D)
47
(D)
(D)
IDl
624
16.589
956,094
(D)
(D)
1.095
101
(D)
IDl
17.1 15
284
12,005
(D)
(d)
7
IDl
(D)
ID)
297
12
391
• • •
(D)
1
IDl
(D)
10)
39
13
4B3
3
1
1 1
2
34
12.472
367.978
(D)
101
(D)
ID)
12.782
4
266
4
6
3
1
18
5
13
fiirminehaic
575,298
(D)
(D)
Tarrant City
ID)
(D)
ID)
7.961
.;5
2
5
-4
(D)
(01
IDl
685
(D)
101
IDl
13.016
(D)
(Dl
IDl
262
(D)
(D)
IDl
30
32
2
1
21
(D)
(01
(D)
15.550
13
• • •
4
13
(D)
• • •
ID)
6.532
Reaalnder of County
Lee County
J
27
4
17
(d)
606
(01
197
(D)
1 1 . 236
101
3.891
M
229
(01
113
(Dl
22
101
15
17
1
9
(D)
15.069
(Dl
5.699
10
3
8
5.345
Limestone County
3.674
13
3
13
(D)
IDl
(Dl
150
(D)
IDl
IDl
2.678
(d)
IDl
IDl
57
10)
ID)
15
8
1
1
9
(01
ID)
4.3U7
5
3
2
(D)
Lowndes County
ID)
752
Tuskegee
15
3
45
(d)
(01
971
(D)
(Dl
20.11(1
(D)
101
389
(D)
IDl
43
7
2
36
(D)
ID)
28.291
3
1
9
(d)
ID)
Madison County
8.629
42
3
18
(D)
(01
459
(D)
IDl
8.881
(D)
ID)
202
(D)
(01
22
34
2
7
ID)
6.015
8
1
11
Remainder of County
Marengo County
ID)
5.552
Renainder of County
15
3
9
49
432
27
U6
604
8.291
590
923
13.02'<
193
9
19
239
16
6
9
54
i
3
30
6.0)6
• • •
41 9
30.353
8
3
5
19
6.299
263
2.356
Marshall County
10.580
20
18
11
340
232
287
85
16.097
4.730
6.469
1.329
334,224
80
110
49
4.444
25
15
14
204
15
9
6
258
15.135
15.841
1 .373
152,257
5
9
5
B2
5.5)0
2.758
1)5.094
Mobile
284
12
44
11
242
14,815
223
li059
97
10.803
306.899
4.993
22.332
1.950
206.650
5.950
87
407
37
3.132
168
6
30
9
149
213
9
36
4
167
137,870
2.994
1 1 .393
650
1 1 1 .855
71
3
8
7
75
105.807
2.425
6.862
4.402
Montgomery County
90.191
235
7
57
10.459
344
1.338
200.081
6.569
26.543
3.037
95
500
147
2
49
164
3
36
1 1 1.221
535
23.784
71
4
21
84,770
5.421
12.885
49
8
B
12
34
1 .276
62
(01
(01
454
25.272
1.271
101
101
9.147
473
27
ID)
10)
198
42
7
IDl
IDl
31
32
4
2
2
17
2i.l24
1 .560
ID)
ID)
3.727
IV
4
5
10
17
11.660
Remainder of County
1.225
Perry County
ID)
Pickens County
ID)
Pike County
8.525
Troy
25
9
16
(d)
IDl
132
(D)
(01
2.73"
M
ID)
64
(d)
(Dl
1 1
15
2
9
(D)
IDl
1.552
10
7
7
(d)
Remainder of County
ID)
2.079
14
2
13
(0)
(01
(01
(D)
IDl
(Dl
(D)
IDl
IDl
(D)
(Dl
ID)
7
2
12
IDl
IDl
7
1
(d)
Remainder of County
ID)
Phenix City
8
5
9
9
13
101
IDl
45
122
69
IDl
101
343
2.300
1.616
101
IDl
18
42
64
(D)
(01
6
8
9
7
5
3
4
5
(Dl
(Dl
237
353
491
1
6
5
8
(0)
Remainder of County
(D)
1 .299
5.869
Sumter County
2.283
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure.
^Not conparable vlth Information In 1948 and previous
(NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified,
wholesale Cenaus publications due to differences in
XXX Not
reporting s
applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
ales offices of steel compainies.
Represents zero.
433149 O - 57 -
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WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Numberl
Payroll,
entire year
(Si.oooi
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Number)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
($1,0001
Establishments
(Numberl
Sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
(Sl.OOOl
141
6«.i
12.520
211
41
2b
8.228
13
5.116
22
14
5
26
36U
(D)
(D)
'ill.
7.929
(D)
(Dl
6,327
123
(D)
(01
162
21
(D)
(Dl
22
15
9
4
17
4.480
(D)
(01
6,046
7
5
1
9
2.684
Remainder of County
Tallapoosa County
(D)
13
13
55
221-
193
It 89V
K.153
If. 171+
33.803
92
90
6R5
11
1 1
46
9
8
43
3.282
2, 764
24,564
4
5
12
1 .131
1 1 .831
Tuscaloosa County
52
3
29
(D)
(D)
a06
(D)
(D)
8.830
(D)
(D)
175
(D)
(D)
33
41
2
18
(D)
(D)
6.300
1 1
1
n
(D)
Walker County
3.915
23
6
1 1
9
12
(D)
(□)
156
(01
122
(D)
(Dl
3.845
(Dl
2.245
(d)
(01
89
(01
51
(D)
(Dl
5
(D)
a
14
4
8
2
7
(D)
(Dl
1 .197
(01
4.041
9
2
3
7
5
(d)
1 |U29
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
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2-11
Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948— THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948. at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
1948
(inc. payroll)*
Payroll,
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
Geographic area, and type of operation
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
THE STATE
Total
2,386
1,397
258
426
168
137
XXX
757,511
446,839
150,114
190,263
93 907
101,443
72,183
13 ,321
9,178
311
XXX
86 ,272
32 ,039
14,843
5,652
XXX
11.4
7.2
9.9
2.3
J, y
71,553
48,961
14,228
4,636
2,204
1 524
1,374,840
926,096
273 ,468
92 ,723
44,816
37 737
26,174
18,126
4,205
1,891
838
1,112
1,755
1,113
2
379
Assemblers of farm products .
128
STANDARD METROPOJ.ITAN AREAS
BIRMlNGH/iM
Total
801
511
166
28
92
4
XXX
338,342
368,168
35 ,141
91,496
1,211
46,416
31,214
10,434
4,610
122
36
XXX
40,471
25,544
3,228
3,940
185
XXX
11.9
6.9
9.2
4.3
15.3
37,635
24,010
10,762
1,291
1,504
68
718,614
451,635
207,393
26,609
30,292
2,685
11,703
7,649
3,069
480
428
77
439
Merchant wholesalers _ _ . . , _
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
334
2
22
76
A.ssemblers of farm products.
5
COLUMBUS
Total .
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices - . . .
Petrolf um bulk plants, termmals and LP gaa facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
108
77
15
10
3
3
xa
36,324
13,524
6,419
8,274
4,450
4,471
3,583
414
180
294
XXX
3,926
1,310
411
263
360
XXX
10.3
9.7
6.4
3.2
8.1
3,535
2,228
641
333
77
256
66,958
42,098
12,460
6,728
1,561
4,111
1,330
927
196
115
18
74
72
55
"6
3
3
GAX>SDEN
Tool
60
XXX
1,979
XXX
XXX
1,264
24,133
525
59
Merchant wholesalers.-
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, temunals and LP gas facilities. .
Merchandise agenLs. brokers .
Assemblers of farm products
45
4
8
2
1
14,630
(D)
4,096
(D)
(D)
1,436
(D)
64
(D)
(D)
1,736
(D)
358
(D)
(D)
11.9
(D)
8.7
(D)
(D)
973
(D)
145
(D)
(D)
18,434
(D)
2,853
(D)
(D)
430
(D)
41
(D)
(D)
47
(D)
6
(D)
(D)
MOBILE
Total
243
XXX
13 ,431
XXX
XXX
9,644
181,645
3,622
119
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities. . .,.
Merchandise agenus, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
167
32
18
13
3
98,917
32,759
19,255
19,785
777
9,404
1,058
2,765
Ul
93
12,965
2,594
3,583
559
164
13.1
7.9
18.6
2.8
21.1
7,404
1,334
639
200
67
137,526
25 ,430
12,482
3,855
2,352
2,736
426
219
95
146
97
5
14
3
MONTGOMERY
Tool
196
XXX
12,416
XXX
XXX
8,434
152,934
2,981
131
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Merrhandi.se agenLs. brokers
Assemblerfi of farm products
130
33
12
20
1
103 ,209
33,296
(D)
40,102
(D)
10,924
1,278
(D)
14
(D)
11,713
2,507
(D)
486
(D)
11.3
7.5
(D)
1.2
(D)
6,334
1,468
(D)
250
(D)
112,876
27,976
(D)
4,617
(D)
2,262
462
(D)
112
(D)
110
(D)
12
(D)
COUfTFIES WITH 100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
JEFFERSON COUNTY isec Birmingham Standard Metropolitan
Area)
MOBILE COUNTY (see Mobile Standard Metropolitan Area)
MONTGOM&RY COUNTY (see Montgomery Standard Metropolitan
Area)
Stand&rd Notesr (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, f NA) Not available, n.e.e. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
•Entnes for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents rero.
ARIZONA
ARIZONA
(14 COUNTIES)
K Z'^'
.-.J >-• I
GRLENLCC
GRAHAM
COCHISE
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 25,000 TO 100,000
• PLACES OF 100,000 AND OVER
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
CODE
I PHOENIX
E TUCSON
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: 195-4 - The State 3-4
102. Wholesale Trade: 195'i - Covmties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 3-6
103. Wholesale Trade: 195-4 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 3-7
104-. Wholesale Trade: 195-4 - Coimties With 100 Establishments or More 3-7
105. Wholesale Trade: 194-8 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas, and
Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954- 3-8
3-3
3-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1934 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)
Amount
ISl.OOQI
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
Nov. 15
(Numlwr)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Numtjer)
Wholesale trade, total .
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers .......
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products .
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. .
General-line grocery wholesalers .
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers _
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors.
Fresh fruit, vegeliable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers
General-line drug wholesalers ..
.Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
(Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers .
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters .
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers
Fiuniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, alUed products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers.
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. .
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants-
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appUance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors..
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers. . . . .
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supphes distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers.
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wliolesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers..
86
212
90
'»9
81*8
118
)30
\2
lis
163
25
21
10
1*18,788
89,771
1 09.950
^7, 588
1*18,788
74,755
49ta64
794
3,093
6.506
m.798
3U.333
7.787
26.5t6
36.867
16.981
19.886
10.865
12.150
8.598
1 .253
1 .597
702
3.9tll
2.181
(D)
(D)
3.043
(D)
(D)
5.723
3.880
(D)
).207
(D)
32.381
33.450
5.419
28.031
29.944
19,120
8.744
2.080
26.062
7.239
20.823
27,669
12.448
'15,221
54.296
10.327
3.743
1 1 .036
3.923
4.293
9.197
5.757
5.436
584
5.290
5.290
4.413
3.447
966
21.606
1 .319
2.668
10.597
723
668
(D)
(D)
4.801
53, 129
40,852
3.875
40,852
5,680
4.764
57
26 3
I'^l
415
51(1
51
559
2.842
9)3
1 .929
395
1 .810
1 .393
17r
20)
4^
504
(D)
(D)
326
(D)
(D)
79)
436
(D)
23>
(D)
5.24r
289
4.95)
2.691
1.654
4.207
1.881
2.326
1 .762
64)
1 , 121
5ia96
506
4)9
) .5)3
579
320
1 .388
530
453
89
769
769
288
194
94
2.051
226
1 12
871
)B1
138
(D)
(D)
455
58,726
10,273
1 1.778
3,)2)
7,901
58,726
6,625
3.)25
)88
576
) .088
) .847
5.)95
4.724
2.556
2. )66
495
2.038
).'-55
486
314
)72
55)
309
(D)
(D)
482
(D)
(D)
)l078
558
(D)
374
(D)
?57
7,935
).)66
6.769
3.62)
).952
).032
637
3.855
).190
2.655
4,685
884
3,799
1 ) . ) 38
) .006
B54
2.436
702
843
).954
1 .765
1.380
247
ll
730
355
345
3.613
254
617
1.489
163
)40
(D)
(D)
739
XXX
16.7
14.0
8.9
6.3
23.7
12.1
16.5
)2.5
)5.1
12.2
)6,0
)2.S
)5.)
4,6
16. B
12.4
38.8
19.7
24,5
)4.n
)4.1
(D)
(D)
15.8
(D)
(D)
18.8
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(D)
3),0
(D)
23.7
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13.7
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20. 5
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19.6
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25.4
42.3
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35.7
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22.5
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(D)
(D)
)5.«
51.132
4,904
5,480
1.15^
3,688
31,132
5.558
) ,864
58
16b
558
593
2,999
469
2.530
2.530
) .?C7
) .)23
262
) .)39
677
167
215
60
?B7
)53
(D)
(D)
206
(D)
(D)
660
546
(D)
223
(D)
367
4,406
700
3,706
) ,685
) ,) )3
494
'78
2,325
749
) ,577
2,781
464
2, 317
5,533
469
547
) ,276
45)
598
85)
959
706
72
558
558
320
)64
156
) ,735
127
529
725
91
43
(D)
(D)
359
954,607
6 58,569
100,994
iv.m
102,471
658,559
71 ,700
42,325
950
3.392
10,951
14,082
62,284
9,730
52,554
58,502
29,977
28,525
4,)35
25,270
)4,0)8
4,798
4,953
1 ,50)
6.504
3.794
(D)
(D)
4.568
(D)
(D)
) ) .899
5.278
(D)
5.848
(D)
5.682
95 , 805
)9,53)
77,) 75
35.374
21 .553
8,753
4.958
44.858
14, 256
30.592
54,350
9.629
44,721
12) .0O9
9.74)
6.554
26,756
)0,)02
7,89)
24,688
)7.02)
)6.903
) .235
)2.758
12.758
7.046
3.488
3,556
34.824
2.7)0
5.951
14.) 96
2.748
635
(D)
(D)
7.295
7,705
1,066
377
1 ,729
,705
870
465
10
52
144
199
956
)42
475
22)
252
293
)72
88
55
(D)
(D)
62
(D)
(D)
(0)
6)
(D)
) .090
)53
937
45)
252
]30
59
554
20)
333
564
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453
)09
. 85
208
)85
)70
16
)54
)54
545
42
)28
)7
(D)
(D)
99
11,6 36
7,858
1 .070
III
1,587
7,858
857
449
9
59
)42
)9e
) .080
)42
938
479
228
25)
73
296
)70
45
56
)6
86
54
(D)
(D)
63
(D)
(0)
)55
73
(D)
59
(D)
) .095
149
945
447
25)
)25
7)
525
200
325
556
)09
447
) .249
10)
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256
1 1 )
85
2)3
20)
)73
)9
145
)45
557
43
123
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(D)
(D)
")03
7, 544
1 ,085
7, 544
857
454
7
60
134
202
5)5
)46
459
487
233
254
308
)70
59
(D)
(2)
(D)
(D)
(D)
60
(D)
) .05]
)5)
900
435
244
)22
69
529
204
325
571
1 10
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) .244
)42
92
252
)0)
78
199
207
)55
18
15)
5)5
45
109
(D)
(0)
93'
12.270
8,024
1 ,101
Hi
2,058
,024
866
452
14
62
145
193
993
152
841
539
250
279
306
169
45
59
25
109
70
(D)
(D)
63
(D)
(D)
)5E
76
(D)
50
(D)
) ,)40
)95
945
443
Z46
)25
72
525
)95
330
602
)27
475
) ,304
)04
98
280
)r'7
90
206
2)7
)83
)9
)43
143
198
25
12
(D)
(D)
1 )5
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not appUcable.
. . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
(Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
ARIZONA
3-5
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Esublishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
~r
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Type by Kind of Biuiaess — Coa.
Maou^cturers' sales branches, sales ofiices
Sales braoches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and related products
Furniture and fixtures _
Paper and allied products
Chemicals and allied products
Rubber products _.
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (except electrical)
Electrical machinery ,
Transportation equipment
Instruments and related products..
Other manufacturers' producta*..
Pecroleum bulk plants, lerminals tad LP gas fiKilides.
GasoUne, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals.
Wholesale LP gaa fadlitiea _.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Groceries, confectionery, meats..
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Apparel (including footwear).
Dt>' goods, piece goods
Furniture, home fumishmgs. .
Paper, allied products
Farm products (raw materiab)
Cotton. --
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock
Tobacco (leaO ---
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products...
Automotive _ _ ,
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances-
Hardware, plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Metab, metalwork (except scrap)...
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)
Farm suppUes
Other farm products assemblers
2U
t
2
3
3
212
209
209
89,771
5a,939
34.832
(D)
2*624
(D)
3»071
(D)
41648
6*716
7il93
(D)
(D)
(D)
I 10i368
(D)
(D)
• ••
(D)
109. 9U0
19.962
18.606
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
52.332
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.497
(D)
2.682
2.456
(D)
6.822
tT, 386
(D)
(D)
25,112
3fB75
3.875
(D)
252
(D)
• ••
218
(D)
323
785
98
(D)
(D)
(D)
4.320
(D)
(D)
• ••
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
\l]
(D)
1 .096
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
60
(D)
2,882
(D)
(D)
2,703
10,27 3
8,376
1 .697
(D)
504
(0)
328
(D)
322
2.136
324
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 1.778
(D)
(D)
Vd')
3,121
t70
606
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
767
(D)
(D)
(D)
154
(D)
116
265
(D)
267
7,901
(D)
(D)
2,257
11 .4
15,
5
(D)
19.2
(D)
10,7
(D)
6.9
31.8
4.5
(D)
(D)
(D)
10.7
(D)
(D)
• • •
(D)
2.8
3.4
3.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1.5
(D)
(D)
(D)
5.2
(D)
4.3
1 1.6
(B)
3.9
16.7
(D)
(D)
9.0
4, 904
4.193
711
(D)
331
(0)
.a.
154
(D)
159
1 .333
179
(D)
(D)
(D)
3.080
(D)
(D)
Vd*)
I .157
341
139
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
217
(D)
(D)
(D)
21
(D)
38
217
(D)
84
3,668
(D)
(0)
1 ,009
100,994
85.725
15,269
(D)
6.902
(D)
...
3.740
(D)
3.002
26.733
3.215
(D)
(D)
(D)
71 .361
(D)
(0)
Vd)
21 .212
7.010
2.015
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4.541
(D)
(D)
(D)
(Z)
(D)
631
2.805
(D)
1 .718
102,471
(D)
(D)
20,69}
1 ,065
919
147
(D)
75
(D)
(D)
32
261
37
(D)
(D)
(D)
754
(D)
(D)
Vd*)
377
07
47
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
139
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
(D)
10
22
(D)
30
1 ,729
(D)
(D)
256
,070
926
1 44
(D)
75
(D)
...
39
(D)
35
255
33
(D)
(D)
(D)
757
(D)
(D)
*(*D*)
384
99
42
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
141
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
(D)
1 1
29
(D)
30
1 ,587
(D)
(D)
249
1 ,085
943
142
(D)
77
(D)
(D)
42
265
30
(D)
(D)
(D)
747
(D)
(D)
■ • •
(D)
31 1
99
30
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
85
(D)
(D)
(D)
8
(D)
12
28
(D)
25
621
(D)
(D)
231
101
957
1 44
(D)
79
(D)
49
(D)
35
266
27
(D)
(D)
(D)
734
(D)
(D)
• • ■
(D)
353
102
35
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
120
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
(D)
11
27
(D)
22
2,058
(D)
(D)
340
(D)
(D)
CD)
(D)
195
(D)
(D)
*(D*)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6
(D)
3
2
(D)
28
(D)
(D)
12
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
Represents zero.
3-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 3,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel, Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Number)
PayroU,
entire year
(Sl.OOO)
Payroll &nd paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
biLsinesses.
November
(Number)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
ISl.OOO)
Arizona, total
Apache Comity
Cochise County
1 ,285
3
43
44, 361
479
954,607
9.277
12.270
■ ••
142
802
3
29
848
• ••
21
416.788
2.652
437
3
22
357.467
763
6.246
8
35
35
(01
(D)
497
(D)
(D)
10.632
(D)
(D)
134
(01
(D)
26
7
14
21
(01
(D)
8.036
1
21
14
101
(Dl
Coconino County
4.310
24
1 1
23
455
42
366
9.759
873
a. 170
120
14
94
17
9
14
17
4
13
7.463
573
3.521
7
7
10
2.709
1 .601
3.191
Gila County
i2
1 1
20
a
721
(D>
(D)
274
50
32,361
(D)
(D)
5.933
1.051
701,261
(01
(D)
86
16
9.054
(01
(D)
12
6
443
10
3
13
4
492
IDI
(D)
2.61 9
319
300.691
2
8
7
4
229
(Dl
(D)
Remainder of County...
Maricopa County
256.192
Olendale
8
26
549
4
134
15
27
107
717
25,988
(0)
(D)
63
285
1.993
17.306
541 ,885
(0)
(D)
1 . 1 30
5.715
25
280
6.382
IDI
(D)
17
83
5
18
313
(0)
(D)
17
22
5
12
394
3
78
8
13
809
3.274
252.905
(0)
(D)
642
1.824
3
14
155
1
56
7
14
a.**27
Phoenix
1 99,678
Tempe
(D)
(D)
ll601
5.966
Mohave County
Navajo County
lO
17
207
121
164
6,480
2.074
3.641
138,251
28
55
1.676
10
12
99
5
8
161
816
1 .008
69.534
5
9
46
Remainder of County
Pima County
4.854
29.486
175
32
41
37
5,838
642
664
389
125.610
12.641
16.4B7
5.975
1 .508
168
182
138
73
26
33
27
139
19
17
53,525
5.809
3.965
5.439
36
10
22
20
24*884
4.502
7.454
14.072
36
1
44
(D)
(01
503
(D)
(D)
14.905
(d)
(Dl
166
(o)
(0)
35
17
26
(D)
(01
5.021
19
1
IB
(D)
Remainder of County
(Dl
5.194
21
23
61
465
138
1.848
12.231
2.674
35.820
129
37
482
17
18
36
17
9
40
4.355
566
14.725
4
14
21
1.829
Remainder of County
Yuma County
3.355
19.888
36
26
990
852
20.495
15.325
269
213
16
20
25
15
8.354
6.371
10
1 1
1 5 . 592
4.296
SUndard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
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WHOLESALE TRADE-AREA STATISTICS
Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948- THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)*
Payroll.
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
Geographic area, and type of operation
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
THE STATE
TotaJ _ _
785
XXX
29, 175
XXX
XXX
23.115
439,029
7,805
513
Merchant wholesalers _ . _ .
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices -
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers^ . . . _ - - - . - .
As.semblers of farm products, - _
71
201
to
217,721
52. m9
61 . 325
t6, 377
26.51*2
2H.3i»8
2.010
2.212
18
587
27,733
H, 777
6,H10
1 ,23t
5.503
12.7
9.1
10.5
2.7
20.7
15, 31*5
2,51*1*
1 ,801*
377
3.01*5
299,421
45,745
37,355
8.826
47,704
4,912
722
604
174
1,393
251
194
37
31
STANDARD METROPOHTAN AREAS
PHOENDC
Total
1*28
XXX
22,226
XXX
XXX
17,261*
328,526
5,737
258
Merchant wholesalers .--.---_ _
Manufacturers' sates branches, sales offices .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers. ...
A.ssemblers of farm products.
253
51
53
32
39
158,356
1(5, 781*
28,309
36.607
25.228
18, 37'*
1,515
1 ,71*2
15
58C
19,51*0
3.960
3,71*6
890
5,1* 1*3
12.3
8.6
13.2
2.1*
21.6
10,892
2, 100
969
291*
3.009
215.993
38,280
20,498
7,001
46,754
3,346
591
314
124
1 . 362
147
"I'tS
34
29
TUCSON
Toial .
112
XXX
3.51*6
XXX
XXX
3.t55
65.801
1 , 160
48
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices. ...
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers. . .
83
13
14
2
33.81*2
(D)
8,i*2t
(u)
3,002
(D)
199
(D)
'*,731
(D)
629
ID)
14.0
(D)
7.5
(D)
2,780
(D)
305
(0)
5 3.424
(D)
6, 153
(C)
968
(D)
84
(D)
43
(D)
(D)
COUNTIES WITH 1 00 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1 954
MARICOPA COUNTY--See Phoenix Standard Metropolitan Area.
PIMA COUNTY--See Tucson Standard Metropolitan Area.
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Les.s than $5()0 or less than 0.05 jKrcent,
•Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
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CONTENTS
Table Page
101 . Wholesale Trade : 195<i - The State 4.-4
102. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 4-6
103. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 4-9
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties with 100 Establishments or More 1+-9
105. Wholesale Trade: 1948 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Counties with 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954 4-10
433149 O - 57 - 8
4-3
4-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of opera) ion and kind of lousiness
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)*
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
Aug. 15
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Wholesale trade, total-
Type of Operaiioo
Merchaai wholesalers . ....
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices ... .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities .
Merchandise agents, brokers .
Assemblers of farm products . ....
Type by Kiod of Business
Merchant wholesalers .
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. .
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers _
,Specialty-line grocery wholesalers. .
Farm products (edible) distributors. . .
Poultry, poultry products distributorf^.
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers. . .
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, e.\plosives distributors. .
Paint, varnish wholesalers.
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wliolesalers .
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters. .
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers.. ... .
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings whole-salers
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and fine paper distributors. .
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers.
Wallpaper wholesalers.
Farm products (raw materials) merchants. ...
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors _ .
Automotive equipment, the-tube wholesalers.
Electrical, electronics, appliance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers. . . . .
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors-
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, suppUes distributors
.\ir conditioning, couun. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors . .
Construction machinery, equipment dealers .
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers. . . . .
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors..
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors. .
Iron, steel and products distributors. ....
Nonferrous metals distributors.
Scrap, waste materials dealers...
Iron, steel scrap dealers .
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers
Amusement, spurting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers .
Coal wholesalers
Farm su|)pties wholesalers. .
Jewehy wholesalers. . .
Petroleum products distributors ... .
Gift, art goods, greeting cai'd wholesalers.
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers .
1 ,965
101
'192
121*
108
1 t 1 UO
210
86
18
175
7
ifia
^r7»779
118,231
137. ';31
160.566
75.142
'=.,7.379
149.404
114, 317
3.570
1 .263
14.141
16.413
32.589
14. 189
18.400
33.940
1 1 .792
22.148
I 7. 366
1 6 . c 7 4
10,315
5,147
159
453
8,133
(D)
5,097
(D)
9.253
B.r67
1 ilRo
5.259
(D)
2, 13V
(D)
25.112
1 .981
23.121
29.511
10.064
16.005
3.362
29.567
19.735
9.832
31 .319
23.431
7.888
47.037
2.252
2.288
1 1 .346
743
13.854
7.570
3.224
4.55S
1 .197
3.563
3.563
6.859
4 . ■.■ 1 3
2.046
40,622
2.327
1 .563
(D)
24.726
(D)
4.373
(0*)
6,456
54.299
4, 355
6 . 7ne
64'^
5.C6'-
5'i.29Q
1 1 .020
9,968
218
75b
901
1.78.
1 . 157
597
20
1 ,341
(D)
7 37
(D)
1 .465
1 .17P
29-
721
(D)
277
(D)
5.4 55
1^1
5i3"4
3.961
1 .5C5
1 .985
431
5.473
3.674
1 .799
2.434
1.751
683
7.500
256
331
p.69n
1 49
1 .826
1 .Oil'
371
547
316
451
4^1
751
453
2,959
431
1 24
(D)
1 .889
(D)
135
[d)
3 32
64. '66
11 .927
17.2-5
3,163
3,881
64.266
14.355
9.477
'88
182
2,r73
2,2 35
4.211
1.221
2.99C
3. =01
1.614
1 .-'87
2.326
1 ,422
769
XXX
12.7
10.1
12.5
2.0
5.2
9 3
.233
(D)
7 30
(D)
1.2<.7
1.^51
216
932
(D)
382
(D)
5,7ic
2-2
5.5 >8
3.787
1 .226
1.865
696
4.814
3.013
1.8.-1
7,764
4-2
579
2. 082
156
1.544
°55
754
1 .075
237
7-1
701
1 .436
971
465
5, 314
276
'39
(D)
2.4 = 4
(D)
447
*..
(D)
1 .654
14.5
13.8
20. 5
15.1
(D)
14.5
■ (0)
13.7
13.0
18.2
17.7
(D)
17.9
(D)
22.7
10.?
20.9
1 1.1
19.7
19.7
21.7
(D)
(D)
10.2
(D)
25.6
54.888
6, 166
3.871
1,387
1 ,557
34.888
10. 130
7.779
134
87
1 .010
1 , 120
1 .
= 87
828
418
9
42
719
(D)
433
(d)
127
720
1^7
598
(D)
231
(D)
3.116
140
2.976
2.141
^80
.1=0
2.860
1 .819
1 .369
1 .042
827
4.776
200
333
1 .183
94
756
= 94
I! 22
520
174
292
292
734
"80
754
1,999
152
21 1
(D)
969
(D)
164
...
(D)
417
660.095
117,245
75.709
23,132
34.500
660.095
149.265
10 3. 175
2.592
1 .780
21 .085
20,633
33.801
12.631
21 .170
31 .788
8.964
22.824
15.429
13.275
2.154
1 1 .769
(D)
4.663
(D)
64.281
4.159
60.122
37.701
14.975
15.555
7.171
64.949
44.722
20.227
41 .748
21 .281
20.467
87. 921
3.677
7.167
25.858
1 .831
15.161
11 .859
7.571
10.655
4.14.3
4.999
41 ,862
3.212'
3.705
(cj
524
(D)
2.866
. . t
(D)
9,479
9.925
1 ,499
1 .163
599
645
9.925
2.659
35
345
350
599
221
378
368
163
2-5
173
392
25 3
123
5
1 1
192
(D)
113
(D)
168
141
152
(D)
46
(D)
5" 7
192
225
829
527
302
21
535
308
227
1C7
24 8
30
87
153
35
292
173
1 19
806
36
83
(D)
447
(D)
51
(D*
165
13,700
9.894
1 ,531
1 .166
590
519
.894
.661
,835
54
45
356
371
598
218
380
367
171
196
394
252
126
5
191
(D)
112
(d)
165
138
27
131
(D)
46
(D)
962
41
921
494
186
216
827
527
300
565
322
243
1 .063
68
1 13
239
30
213
124
157
35
298
178
120
752
37
91
(D)
368
(Dj
54
(d)
177
13,957
10.075
1,535
1 .169
6 37
541
10.075
2.670
1 .823
59
44
351
393
773
233
540
384
180
204
408
253
1 39
5
11
200
(D)
120
(D)
167
141
26
137
(D)
47
(D)
938
42
896
500
188
223
830
525
305
582
315
267
1 .091
74
1 14
242
32
232
126
81
155
35
77
309
186
123
684
50
82
(D)
307
(D)
55
(D)
164
14,427
10.270
1.532
1.194
668
763
10.270
2.751
47
396
402
698
318
380
382
171
211
4X2
248
146
5
192
(D)
120
(D)
179
157
22
133
(D)
46
(D)
966
51
915
500
198
209
833
524
309
623
352
271
59
109
242
30
214
125
1-1
157
36
74
320
193
127
792
53
83
(D)
355
(D)
59
(*D)
214
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) N0I available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
. ■ . Represents zero.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or cottmission received.
(Z) Less than $500 or less than O.Of percent.
ARKANSAS
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Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
Amount
<gi.OOO>
Per-
cent
of
Payroll,
entire vear
Payrull.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
( Number )
Nov. 15
(NumhcT)
Active
praprie-
toi-s of
unincor-
porated
busi-
Nov.
(Number!
Tjrpe by Kind of Btuiaess — Con.
Muliifacturers' sales branches, sales o&ices
Sales branches (with stocks).
Sales offices {without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and related products
Fiimiture and fixtures
Paper and aUied products
Chemicals and aUied products
Rubber products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (except electrical)
EHectrical machinery
Transportation equipment
Instruments and related products..
Other manufacturers' products*..
Petroleum balk plaois, tcrmioals ukd LP gas £icilides.
Gasoline, distdlates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
ftTiolesale LP gas facilities
Mercbaodise ageots, broken
Groceries, confectionery, meats..
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fniits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Apparel (including footwear) .
Dry goods, piece goods
Furniture, home furnishings..
Paper, aUied products
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock
Tobacco Oeaf)
Wool, mohair .-
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive .._
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances.
Hardware, plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials
Machinery, equipment, supphes. . . .
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm producu ..
Dairy, poultry products - _
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers
101
6^
37
"70
2
20
124
20
3
106
29
16
60
118.231
59.649
58,562
(D)
28.704
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(D)
1 1 »«3a
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(D)
(D)
137. S51
130.625
(D)
(D)
6t7r-6
160,566
3U.5ftO
1 .°66
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
99.577
55i6??6
(D)
(D)
37.420
(D)
(D)
(D)
3.680
678
(D)
7.3fl6
75-l«2
1U,5U7
3.931
55.336
1 .333
"+. 555
H.355
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• ••
99
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(D)
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(D)
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(D)
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(D)
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(D)
(D)
9
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
155
?tU66
139
511
1,826
11.927
9,067
2,860
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.?51
(D)
(D)
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661*
17,2^5
15. 715
(0)
(D)
1."9r
3,163
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(D)
(D)
(D)
mot
38,7
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(D)
9H5
(D)
(D)
(D)
155
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(D)
183
3.881
1.539
■'75
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1 12
10.1
15.2
t.9
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3.'
7.5
(D)
(D)
18.9
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(D)
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t.3
12.5
12.0
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(D>
22.2
2.0
2.'-
2.r
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(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 .t
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(D)
(D)
2.5
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.5
6,166
5,072
1 ,09K
(D)
ICO
3^0
(D)
(D)
1 i307
(D)
(D)
(D)
355
3.S71
3.256
(D)
(D)
fc15
1 , 387
105
73
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
t58
127
(D)
(D)
323
(D)
(D)
(D)
67
11
(D)
82
1.557
'128
553
61t
62
117,2t5
98,70"*
18,51*1
(D)
3,506
5i37'J
(D)
(D)
25.89'.
(D)
(D)
(Dl
5.1*03
75.7119
62.633
(D)
(D)
13.071
28,132
3.3=1
(Z)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(Dl
(D)
10,058
3.01..
(D)
(D)
6.80t
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 . 1 Of!
(Z)
(D)
2.687
34,500
10.515
8.771
1U.16?
1 .')'*5
1.1*99
1.273
226
(D)
52
(D)
(D)
3"il
(D)
(D)
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61
1 .163
97e
(D)
(D)
1?7
7
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
399
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
?^
6115
212
257
157
19
1,531
1,299
232
(D)
(D)
(D)
313
(D)
(D)
(D)
62
1 .166
990
(D)
(D)
176
590
■^e
7
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
392
(D)
(D)
(D)
16
6
(D)
519
2?1
125
1511
1,535
1 , 317
218
(D)
(D)
(D)
306
(D)
(D)
(D)
57
1 .169
996
(D)
(D)
173
6 37
55
7
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
ID)
(D)
480
(D)
(D)
41*2
(D)
(D)
(D)
16
6
(D)
'7
5"!
217
126
1°1
'7
1,532
1 , 327
205
(D)
(D)
(D)
JK
(D)
(D)
(D)
56
1 .194
1 . 13
(D)
(D)
181
668
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
509
54
(D)
(D)
450
(0)
(D)
(D)
li
6
(D)
?3
221
282
17
(D
399
379
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
65
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
2
(D)
7C
18
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'Ini-ludes tobacco manulacturcs, lumber and products (except furniture), printiuc and publishinR, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or coiomisslon received.
. . Represents zero.
4-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Total
Establishments
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollare)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Numbfr)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Other operating types
Establishments
Arkansas, total 195i.
Arkansas County
Stuttgart
Remainder of County.
Ashley 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
Kagnol ia
Remainder of County.
Conway County.
Morrilton
Remainder of County.
Craighead County
Jonesboro
Remainder of County.
Crawford County i
Van Buren
Remainder of County.
Crittenden County
West Memphis
Remainder of County.
Cross County..
Dallas County.
Desha County..
Drew County...
Faulkner County
Conway
Remainder of County.
Franklin County.
Fulton County...
Garland County
Hot Springs
Remainder of County.
Grant County.
Greene County
Paragould
Remainder of County.
Hempstead County ,
Hope
Remainder of County.,
Hot Spring County
Malvern
Remainder of County.
Howard County.
Independence County...
flatesville
Remainder of County.
Izard County
"T5-
3"tl
1«u
IDI
571
500
TdT
<D1
IDI
103
6.337
2«75't
3.395
(01
10. 131
i;i273
1 1 1
61
54
(D)
2U0
195
TdT
(01
(Dl
6.277
2. 171
(Dl
(Dl
121
6S
101
37
25
(01
271
T5T
(01
(Dl
10
19
3.863
1.116
1 .832
(01
7.053
5.839
TST
(01
(01
4.617
1 .365
TdT
(01
991
1.180
2.315
996
(01
S.518
TdT
(01
(01
76
TST
(01
(01
IS
TdT
101
254
1.111
1 .328
1.248
(Dl
3.916
(01
TdT
101
TdT
(01
1 .184
82
24. 122
1 .535
TW
(Dl
■*7;
101
tirr
(01
428
t5
16.301
189
(01
(Dl
(01
(01
(Dl
(Dl
(01
(01
(01
(01
308
245
172
92
330
(01
216
(D)
(01
(Dl
(Dl
1 .239
7.50S
5.875
3.278
2.015
6.138
(01
5.094
TST
(Dl
(D)
IDI
(Dl
(01
22. 102
88
96
67
32
120
101
117
25
101
29
5.013
2.642
1.347
1.038
5.004
(01
3.231
TBT
(01
(D)
(01
(01
11.870
(D)
(01
(01
(01
414
TdT
(01
(D)
101
101
233
(D)
101
101
101
_!12.
(D)
(Dl
TdT
(0)
101
15.948
"TdT
(01
(0)
(D)
(01
(01
5.674
T^
(01
TdT
(01
(D)
101
TFT
IDI
TFT
(01
(D)
101
TdT
101
388
TdT
TFT
101
2.767
7.380
TdT
101
TFT
(01
58
134
(d)
(01
TFT
(Dl
TFT
(01
(FT
4. 852
TFT
standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
ARKANSAS
4-7
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Estabhshments and Sales
County and city
Total
Establishments
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Niimbfr)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Other operating types
Establishments
Sales
JatAson Cctaiity
Newport
Remainder of County.
Jefferson Coiinty
Pine Bluff
Remainder of County.
Johnson County
Lafayette County
Lawrence County
Lee (k)unty
Lincoln County
Little River County.
Logan County
Lonoke County
Madison County
Marion Coxinty
Miller County
Texarkana
Remainder of County.
Mississippi County ....
Blythevllle
Osceola
Remainder of County.
Monroe County
Montgomery County.
Nevada Coionty
Newton County
Ouachita Ccnmty
Camden
Remainder of County.
Perry County.
Phillips County
Helena
West Helena
Remainder of County.
Pike County
Poinsett County.
Polk County
Pope County
Russell vllle
Remainder of County.
Prairie County.
Pulaski County
Little Rock
North Little Rock...
Remainder of County.
Randolph County.
St. Francis County
Forreat 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. .
9
3B5
312
62
II
13
29
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1
7
7
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255
17
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221
(0)
1 lo
65
19
65
2b
(D)
(0)
(Dl
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3P«33U
3l050
3i273
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2t56?
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1 ,104
12)
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29 1 119
(Dl
533
59
53
101
60
15
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32
11
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(0)
IDI
193
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70
1
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101
11
20
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101
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20
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17.15fl
ll5B6
3|S11
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2.697
3iim
970
292
101
(01
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ID)
591
(D)
(D)
186
IB
1 lo
13i812
101
(D)
3<681
12)
2.173
23C
ID)
(D)
69
21
37
101
(D)
10.827
ID)
(D)
M.067
889
IDI
865
71^.
98
57
9o
155
89
30b
(DT
(01
58
20.677
13.567
1.91"
2.06°
1.866
2.601
1, 565
^t 111
31
■^8
33
123
7,238
1 I2b'>
(01
11.271
18.811
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'Dl
85
319
(D)
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1.36"
366. 126
"TdT
101
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1,888
"TdT
(01
13.11'
831
1 .0U5
1 .196
1 .707
1.871
"TdT
(01
328,956
(D)
ID)
1.150
6.829
1, 315
(D)
(D)
138
(D)
101
215
46
160.956
(D)
ID)
223
126
(01
21
ID)
5.972
6.117
68'
1.679
6.181
2.169
(D)
(01
1.087
(01
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m
101
le
101
1 .6U1
(D)
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133
(01
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(D)
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1. 19"
(0)
IDI
(D)
IDI
(01
IDI
IDI
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(01
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101
1 1
IDI
(0)
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10)
101
5 1 . T 76
110
3
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3.75.,
313
55.199
60 B
1 .631
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3.316
2.801
562
5^2
1 .357
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(D)
(0)
7.153
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(D)
11.0c 2
(0)
(D)
2.9?e
1 .010
696
IDI
18.918
1 1 .569
3.022
1.327
5C8
2.289
916
3.161
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169,230
116,610
(D)
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1 .973
776
(D)
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32 1 3r 1
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2.111
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Standard Notes;
(D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
4-8
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Tabic 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Number)
Payroll,
entire year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
busines-ses.
November
(Number)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Establi.shments
(Number)
Sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
($1,000)
78
1,657
31, ''♦7
505
58
58
18.998
20
28.-i^9
61*
6
7U
(D)
(D)
(01
1 .21L
(D)
(D)
(Dl
25.205
(D)
(D)
ID)
520
(D)
(D)
(0)
74
U9
9
2
"47
(D)
(D)
101
20.408
15
5
4
27
(D)
(D)
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15.760
37
26
1 1
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613
lot
336
9.769
13. '♦66
1.970
6.365
178
257
85
132
30
27
17
2't
24
17
6
12
6.215
12.685
1 .508
3.718
13
9
5
1 1
4.556
7.620
3.584
3.758
17
6
8
3
301
35
21
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5.658
707
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111
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3.475
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8
3
8
2
3.276
482
1 .486
(0)
Standard Not«s: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
ARKANSAS
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4-10
WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
Table 105.
WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 — THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Geographic area, and type of operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
1948 ,
(inc. payroll)
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll.
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number )
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
rated busi-
November
1948
(Number)
1,480
673
427
129
251
THE STATE
Total _
Merchant wholesalers. _ _._.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise aRents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products. . .
STANDARD METROPOJ-ITAN AREAS
FORT SMITH
Total .
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sates offices . .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise apents. brokers. . .
As.seml)lers of farm products.
LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Total
518
103
351
156
115
407,156
76,608
98,167
77,690
147,186
XXX
48,869
9,599
5,067
1,500
2,146
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices ....
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products.
360
XXX
251
157,708
51
52,926
19
12,595
35
32,816
4
3,267
59,697
46,944
3,597
5,929
271
2,956
5,906
525
59
22,852
18,643
2,490
1,546
173
45,019
7,158
10,119
1,714
7,212
XXX
11.1
9.3
10.3
2.2
4.9
6,737
13.8
1,361
14.2
427
3.4
70
4.7
61
2.9
17,851
11.3
4,860
9.2
1,619
12.9
700
2.1
28
0.9
34,407
24,529
3,874
2,799
544
2,661
4,652
3,859
620
108
31
34
13,649
9,972
2,784
662
219
12
700,047
488,334
77,782
54,164
13,007
66,760
90,954
74,011
12,464
2,335
1,510
634
273,347
200,667
55,570
11,954
4,933
(Z)
COUNTIESWITH 100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
PULASKI COUNTY (Sec Little Rock-Norlh Little Rock
Standard Metropolitan Area. )
SEBASTIAN COUNTY (See Fort Smith Standard
Metropolitan Area. )
14,099
9,650
1,213
1,156
439
1,641
1,596
1,318
192
55
14
17
4,775
3,576
874
217
103
225
157
IE
4i
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0,05 percent.
■Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 (Jensus of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA
(58 COUNTIES)
1
I MOOOC
I
V c-' V- Jr
/' \
-/ SHASTA I
TRINITY S I LASSEN
\ a' ^' ^»
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^^ ^"'ALUEJOlh^STOCKTON / i
•A^^?^KJ*^^';-,^C^^^ / TUOLUMNE •
-^SANLEANDRO V „.„pos« /' V
if SAN JOSE/ \ /•' £'■•:■■ '^
■"'"■•?f ' Vy'. f^::
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 25,000 TO 100,000
*■ PLACES OF 100,000 AND OVER
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
CODE
1 FRESNO
2 LOS ANGELES- LONG BEACH
3 SACRAMENTO
4 SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-
5 SAN DIEGO
6 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND
7 SAN JOSE
8 STOCKTON
ONTARIO
BERKELEY^
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN rSA^C'SCO
SAN FRANCrSCO BAY
/ OAKLAND
/ SAN MATEO
/ REDWOOD CITY-
SOUTH ALAMEDA
SAN FRA NCI SCO PAL O ALTO
SAN MAT I
SANTA CRUZ
'■'/■'.'■:'-:J r T..,Ao» *
-:-:-:y »
, ... , ,
2.> I * 1?:''7>
\ EAST BAKERSFIELO f
BAKE^SFIELD—m ^.ARCADIA
SA. .u,s c3,>-o !_ .=2^^ ANCELES\J uONTEBELLO
^ I GLENDALE' '
-^f' ~^^.^^BURBANK
lONTA 8ARBABA
BEVERLY I
SANTA BARBARA
.-•-«■? 7T ?V^'>
nXNARD
CULVER CITY
SANTA MONICA
'•*?;■
HUNTINGTON PARK
MANHATTAN BEACH j- ^^.^.
J^—-^ jINGLEWOODy
REDONDO BEACH' \ TORRANCE
COMPTON
SAN DIEGO
NATIONAL CITY
CHULA VISTA
PASADENA
LYNWOOD
ALHAMBRA
ONTARIO^-^SAN BERNADINO_
POMONA^, -,-..
FULLERTON
n GATE'
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: 1954- - The State 5-4-
102. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 5-7
103 . Wholesale Trade : 1954 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 5-11
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Coimties With 100 Establishments or More... 5-18
105. Wholesale Trade: 1948 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954 5-23
5-3
5-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Wholesale trade, total.
Tj'pe of OperatioQ
Mercbaol wholesalers ._._ .... .
Maoufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products . . .. .,
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers .
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers . .
General -line grocery wholesalers . .
Confectionery wholesalers.
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers. . . . . .
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers . . .
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors.
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors. .
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers..
General-line drug wholesalers .
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors.
Paint, varnish wholesalers ."
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers .
General-line dry goods wholesalers
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers.. . . .
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers-
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers.
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. -
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors.
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers...
Electrical, electronics, appUance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors.
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors.-
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors.
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors-,
Iron, steel and products distributors .
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron , steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
Other merchant wholesalers •_
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers ...
Farm supplies wholesalers.
JeweU-y wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers.
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Num ber)
19,BV6
3,851
2,066
1, 378
1 ,9Ht
687
3.831
1 .585
205
83
127
397
773
882
200
682
ue2
293
189
157
1*96
19
2 50
155
94
560
292
9
2 35
21*
1*68
200
268
511*
159
1*0
91*
21
1 t5r>7
1 1'
1 1:59 1
611*
261
160
193
507
189
318
956
388
56B
2,731*
167
329
122
106
6r.6
a5'4
257
1157
23'-
316
268
116?
196
269
1 ,651
291
191
5
195
190
170
lUU
113
352
8,1*15,460
5,599,783
1 .252,051
2,522, 527
81*9,751
8,1*1 3.1*60
1 ,827. 599
661 , 100
38,826
57,977
297,809
771 ,687
1*77,617
101*, 385
373,232
555. 3«9
180.391
■<7i».958
176, 122
304,021*
86,71*5
108, 376
85,919
22,984
290, 551
125,684
(D)
92,987
(D)
207,24}
72,120
155,125
219,506
95. 310
96.661
(D)
(D)
30B.350
371 .370
61 .168
310.202
520,655
274,886
182, 702
65,065
422,795
181 , 190
241 ,605
652,551
374,766
257,785
961,200
46.082
75.969
81 .rus
39.767
236.306
256, 103
68 104
103.8^,7
73.757
262.1 15
?27.3!t8
34,767
122.209
47.897
74.312
754,626
108.319
52.812
346
154,527
50.252
105.278
18.344
27.047
237,701
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
1 , 109,552
791 , 396
259,158
54,516
7,950
36,5 52
791 , 596
85,200
42,099
1 ,797
3,095
5,054
33,155
8,824
1,932
6,892
53.503
8.573
49.930
7,645
29.574
12,858
6,478
8,455
1 ,803
37,475
14,081
(D)
12,494
(D)
26,787
8, 143
18,644
22,539
9, 305
10,942
(D)
(D)
40iB77
53.758
3.443
50.31";
56,911
27,756
20,409
8,746
65,010
52,515
32,497
40,42
25,674
14,751*
135, 172
5, 376
9.685
18.13ft
6.61 1
29.889
31 .422
9.705
1 3 . I 3o
11 .211
50.257
44,927
5,330
12,113
5,707
6,406
60,52 5
12,865
3.887
1 1
12.036
9.193
2.253
1 .540
1 .24"
17 .294
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll) i
Per-
Amount
cent
of
sales
($1,000)
XXX
XXX
1.219. 240
14.5
505,168
9.0
120,426
9.8
118,067
4.7
126,099
14.8
1 ,219,240
14.5
149.5 J6
8.2
55,751
5.1
5,901
15.2
10,266
17.7
32,852
10.0
66,786
8.7
74,524
15.6
1 3,699
15.1
60,825
16.3
67,894
12.2
25,489
14.1
42,405
1 1.3
8,285
4.7
47,600
15.7
12,271
14.1
18,545
17.1
12,212
14.2
4,572
19.9
46,320
16.0
22,195
17.7
(D)
(D)
15,033
16.2
(D)
(D)
40,45 5
19.1
16,650
25.1
23,803
17.6
35,591
16.2
14,368
15.9
12,797
15.2
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
17,6'17
5.7
90,520
24.4
10,002
16,4
80,518
26.0
74,256
14.5
38,311
13.9
22,693
12.4
13,232
21.0
67,943
16.1
34,565
19.1
53,380
13.8
108,569
17.2
41 ,980
11.2
66,589
25.8
209,029
ao.9
9,775
21.2
21,129
27.8
15,759
19.4
8,544
21.5
41 .924
17.7
44,015
19.0
16,81 3
24.6
26,033
25.1
24.139
32.7
44,703
17.1
39.072
17.2
5.721
16.5
25.1^63
21.2
10,007
20.0
15.956
21.5
110. 357
14.6
20,265
18.7
9,533
18.1
120
34,7
18,8^9
12.2
9.f 63
19.2
1 1 .00^
10.5
4,849
25.4
5.686
21. n
30.^24
1-^.7
Payroll,
entire year
646,549
240,687
35,007
50,264
65,897
646,549
79,117
21 ,044
2, 381
4, 482
16,9 34
34,276
37,910
6, 504
51 ,606
37.142
14,068
23,074
4,656
25,452
7,486
9, 116
6,768
2,062
21 , 198
9,066
(D)
7,728
(D)
21 ,208
8,979
12. 229
21 .418
9, 175
8.071
(D)
(D)
6,797
51 .878
5.481
46.397
41 ,749
22, 540
11 ,952
7,477
37, 195
19,295
17,902
54,684
21 ,619
52,665
11 1.968
4.976
11.019
9.394
4.724
21 .168
25. 54b
9. 530
13.no
12.202
24.312
21 . 592
2.720
8.561
56. 1 10
10. 183
5.973
62
9.051
U.693
4.3?8
2. 008
2,960
16.822
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
21 .515,210
13,569,241
5,005,194
662,658
970,981
1 , 505 , 1 36
13,569,241
1 ,626,681
429,583
47, 140
90, 161
551,265
750,554
727.537
124,249
598,288
B03,105
287,018
516,087
96,467
529,184
153,785
187,191
145,427
42,781
42 5,479
176,857
(D)
158,416
"(D.
454, 2T3'
176, 507
257,906
452,440
190,213
174, 366
(D)
(D)
132,409
1 , 158,716
118,261
1 ,040, 455
959,183
521 ,445-
279,586
158.154
770,291
375,114
395. 177
1 , 150,056
456,577
695,479
2. 324,807
99.401
235.031
164,660
85.976
442.963
528.951
20 I, 6,58
285.503
260.644
529.691
468.058
61 .633
283.192
108.664
174.528
1 ,163.790
200.707
1 12.906
1 .058
198.1 88
1 12.237
85.337
52.522
59.190
541 ,565
Paid employees, workweek
entied nearest-
March 1.5
(Number)
'222, 181
138,157
45,756
6,656
10,418
21 ,040
158, 157
16,821
4, 174
590
1 ,252
5,395
7,430
9,219
1 ,681
7,5 38
6.871
2.731
4.141
1,109
5,515
1 ,665
2,120
1 ,267
46 5
4,505
1 ,905
(D)
1 ,615
(D)
4,429
I , 828'
2,601
4,47 5
1,892
1,633
(D)
(D)
1 .441
11 .827
1 .21 1
10.616
8,866
5,252
2,160
1 ,474
7,915
4,46 5
3,450
10,498
3,966
6,512
25,288
983
2.383
1 .748
1 .059
4.341
5.041
2. 178
2.987
2.568
4,356
3,809
547
3,454
1 ,204
2,2^0
15,574
2,162
1 ,930
20
1 ,931
988
890
571
572
4, i02
May 15
156,576
45,844
6,902
10,191
24,013
158,576
16.524
4, 169
564
1 ,242
5,406
7, 125
10,253
1 ,643
8,610
6.876
2.738
4.138
1 ,077
5,5 38
1 ,658
2,096
1 , 309
475
4,504
1 ,900
(D)
1 ,620
(D)
4j416
U.8H
2,600
4,46 3
1 ,908
1,643
(0)
(D)
1 .374
11 .929
1 .2^8
10.671
3,809
5, 141
2, 174
1 ,494
7,466
4,001
3,465
10,815
4,065
6,750
23.352
1 .022
2.396
1 .785
1 .1 IP
4.429
5.024
2, 174
2.993
2.411
4.463
3.891
572
3.455
1 .235
2.221
1 3,261
2.214
1 .850
21
1 .905
949
928
651
701
4.042
Aug. 15
(Number)
232. 54t
1 42 , 589
4b, 422
7,087
11 ,089
25,561
142, 369
16,819
4, 189
566
1 ,260
5,467
7,335
10.4-92
1 ,687
8,805
7.039
2.857
4.182
1,091
5,662
1 ,668
2,163
1,522
489
4,687
2,00H
(D)
1 .687
(D)
4. 401
1,761
2,620
4,505
1 ,967
1 ,647
(D)
(D)
2.230
1 2 . 1 98
1 .174
11.024
8,365
5,001
2, 511
1 ,551
8,037
4,243
3,844
1 1 .038
4, 370
6,718
23,521
1 .026
2.4C2
1 .312
1 .060
4.359
5.052
2. 134
3.044
2.582
4.517
3.922
595
3.554
1 .202
2.272
13,62;
2,252
1 .885
16
1 .958
1 . r 1 u
978
719
708
4,095
231, 335
145,408
46,511
7,02c
9,97C
22,424
145,^03
18,467
4,200
607
1,347
3,536
8,777
10,029
1 ,810
8,219
6.985
2.795
4.191
1,112
5,816
1 ,67 5
2,239
1,359
545
4, 996
2,224
(D)
1 ,750
(D)
4,617
1,875
2,744
4,609
1,981
1 ,644
(D)
(D)
1 .615
12.265
1 .164
1 1 .102
3,679
4,607
2,379
1 ,693
8,071
4, 180
3,391
11,527
4,515
7,012
23,748
1 .020
2,485
1 ,618
1 ,031
4,420'
5,101
2,254
3,125
2,494
4,S3C
3,931
599
3,886
1 ,427
2,4 59
14,454
2,397
1 ,663
17
2.199
1 .109
958
905
755
4,250
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not appUcable (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent
. . . Kepresents zero.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
CALIFORNIA
5-5
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Type by Kind of Biuiness— Coo.
Maoufacnirers' sales bnoches, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
/orkweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 1.5
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Food and kindred products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Textile mill products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Apparel and related products...
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Furniture and fixtures.
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Paper and allied products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Chemicals and allied products..
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Rubber products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Stone, clay, and glass prxMlucts..
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Primary metal products
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Fabricated metal products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Machinery (except electrical) . . .
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Electrical machinery
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks).
Transportation equipment
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (without stocks)..
Instruments and related products..
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products*
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
Sales offices (without stocks).
Petroleum bulk pUots, termioals and LP gas laciiities. .
Gaaolme, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants. . „.
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities..
Mescbaiidise agents, brokers
Grocery, confectionery, meats.
Groceries (combination of food tines)
Canned foods. . .
Coffee, tea, spices
Confectionery
Flour
Meats, provisions (except canned)
Sugar
Miscellaneous grocery products
Farm products (edible)--
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, vegetables -- ,
Drupj, chemicals, paints . .
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
Chemicals, explosives
Paints, vamisnes, lacquers, enamels..
2,066
1 ,'*6 3
603
317
2 3t
83
52
3'*
18
38
2P
10
H
20
3B
308
2 35
73
ue
31
375
78
10-'
96
17°
107
72
)i378
I .•»28
1.275
53
50
1 ,91t
2H5
18
11U
11
20
3
8
8
63
m8
16
132
65
26
51
8
5,599,783
3, 329,628
2,270,155
1,089,864
8«3.715
2>t6,1i»9
(D)
78.1 to
(D)
(D)
(D)
13,'*51
17.991
(D)
(D)
(O)
(D)
•>27,St5
632,076
396,750
2 35,326
i 1 U 1 688
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
2 38,250
79,1*62
158,788
697,007
95.399
601.608
356.402
6 1 . 8 35
294.567
1161 >868
363.963
97,865
U27.529
3U6.U20
H 1 . 1 09
«,79.3U7
'■18.563
60,7Rti
1 16.992
(D)
(D)
321.735
119,257
705. U78
1,232,051
1,717,807
934,518
2'i3.289
14.244
2.522. 327
616,981
85.255
245.21 1
(D)
13,631
(D)
(r»
(D)
106,415
336,037
59,947
276,090
81 ,127
(D)
36, 108
(0)
239, 158
239, 158
41 ,608
41 ,608
(D)
6,140
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,756
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
24,504
24,504
I", 021
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,984
4,984
6,892
6,892
11,985
11,985
40,209
40,200
23,65?
23,65?
36>67U
36,674
9,030
(D)
(D)
13,345
13,345
3U,51(^
33,767
21 ,778
11,989
749
7,95ri
1 ,386
21S
4 57
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
244
1,110
898
212
4 32
(D)
332
(D)
505, 168
383,105
122,063
113,336
90,017
23.319
(D)
5.077
(D)
(D)
(D)
713
3,415
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
?5,971
79.014
58.321
20.693
12,U''9
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
16.359
11 .220
5. 139
16.983
5.121
11.862
16.082
10.415
5.667
75,791
69,U';4
6, '37
18, 673
43,603
5.'7r
35,083
33,7UC
1 ,343
15,998
(D)
(D)
29,90<"
17,944
1 1 ,9S6
120,1)26
1 1'>,813
89, "^60
27,215
3,615
118,067
17,248
2. "561
8,795
(D)
571
(C)
(D)
(0)
3.319
26.204
8.008
18.196
5,217
(D)
1 ,284
(D)
11 .5
5.4
10.4
10.7
9.5
(D)
6.5
(D)
(D)
(B)
5.3
19.0
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
10.9
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6.9
14.1
3.2
2.4
5.4
2.0
4.5
16.8
1.9
13.7
(D)
(D)
9.2
15."
5,8
9.6
25.4
3.6
(D)
4.2
(D)
p)
(O)
3.1
7.8
13.4
6.6
240.687
190,942
49,745
46,490
38,264
8,226
(D)
2,9 32
(D)
(d)
(D)
428
(D)
(D)
7,164
31,286
2 3,327
7,959
5.721
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6,910
4,418
2,492
8,116
2,399
5,717
8,091
5,101
2,990
49,042
45,928
3.114
23,093
21, ■^29
2,564
18,165
17,470
695
4,615
(D)
(D)
16,201
9,926
6,275
33,007
31 ,328
21 ,664
9,664
1 ,679
50,264
7,790
1 ,496
4,061
(D)
225
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,099
12.303
4.252
8.051
2.040
(D)
667
(D)
5.005. 194
4.023.820
981 . 374
967.553
804.807
162.746
(D)
53.966
(D)
(D)
(D)
9.826
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
144,209
658.497
502.269
156.228
1 13,877
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
148
,6 36
95
, 446
53
190
159
967
47
333
112
6 34
160
,355
103
088
57
267
1,t.36
,919
974
,786
62
,133
451
,967
401
,317
5n
,6^0
389
,136
377
,729
1 1
407
188
163
(D)
(D)
359
731
237
51 1
122
220
662
658
625
425
445
566
179
859
37
233
970
981
151
947
26
934
81
0?7
(D)
4
318
(D)
(D)
(D)
21
739
218
257
85
7 30
132
527
45
868
(D)
15
74M
(D)
45,750
37, 374
8, 356
9, 160
7,677
1 ,48 3
(D)
534
(D)
(D)
(D)
393
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,130
6, 194
4,8 36
1, 358
1 ,047
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 , 172
762
410
1 . 340
453
887
1 ,479
992
487
8,996
8,430
565
4,146
3,770
376
3,765
3,524
141
1 >9'^5
(D)
(D)
3 « 1 40
2,114
1 ,026
5,835
6,453
4,505
1 ,947
383
10,418
1 ,400
267
708
(D)
55
(D)
(D)
(D)
218
2,273
865
1 ,408
392
(D)
142
(D)
45,844
37,506
8,358
9,152
7,656
1 ,496
(D)
5 32
(D)
(D)
(D)
361
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 .134
6,214
4,851
1.363
1 .045
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 . 177
763
414
1 , 362
464
898
1 .474
988
486
8,972
8.416
555
4.184
3.813
371
3.7?8
3.587
141
1 ,969
(D)
(D)
3,255
2.241
1 .015
6.902
6.532
U.588
1 .944
370
10. 191
1 ,400
273
717
(D)
54
(D)
(D)
(C)
216
2,549
873
1 ,676
445
(D)
144
(D)
46,422
37.941
8.481
9, 346
7,676
1 ,670
(D)
548
(D)
(D)
(D)
75
358
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 .139
6,228
4,886
1 . 342
1 .049
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 , 121
700
421
1,36 3
458
905
1 , 472
1,019
45 3
9,030
8,519
511
1,215
3,814
401
3,843
3,697
146
?,020
(D)
(D)
3,423
2,376
1 ,047
7,087
6,716
u,70c
2.015
371
1 1 ,089
1 ,434
263
755
(D)
48
(D)
(D)
(D)
220
2,774
715
2,059
439
(0)
144
(D)
46,511
38,117
8. 394
9, 164
7,671
1 ,493
(D)
559
(D)
(D)
(D)
111
371
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,145
6,264
4,918
1 . 546
1 ,< 41
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,133
710
423
1,555
448
907
1 ,512
1 ,032
480
9,174
8,534
540
4,240
3, 835
405
3,739
3,525
1 14
2,006
(D)
(D)
3,487
2,430
1 ,057
7,020
6,622
4,697
1 ,925
398
9,970
1 ,435
255
753
(D)
57
(D)
(D)
(D)
229
2,273
870
1 ,40 3
436
(D)
149
(D)
13
13
(D)
(i)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
7
7
1 .2«9
1 ,2"7
1 ,245
2
22
1 ,601
223
21
101
(D)
21
(D)
(D)
(D)
58
1 1 1
8
103
50
(C)
50
(D)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid di.sclosure ( NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. ( Z ) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . . Represents zero.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for merr:))andise agents and brokers represent brokerage or cononlssion received.
5-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, And Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Type by Kiod of Business— Con.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
Appare) (including footwear)
Clothing, furnishings (men's, women's)
Men's, boys' clothing, furnishings
Women's, children's clothing, accessories. -
Furs (dressed), fur clothing - -
Handbags .
Millinery, millinery supplies .
Shoes, other footwear
Work clothing
Dry goods, piece goods..
Hosiery
Dry goods.. .
Piece goods
Furniture, home furnishings.
Furniture
Home furnishings —
Paper, allied products
Paper ,
Stationery, office supplies..
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products.
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances-
Electrical apparatus, supplies
Appliances, radios, TV sets
Electronic parts, equipment
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods.
Hardware
Plumbing, heating goods _ . .
Lumber, construction materials
Lumber, millwork
Construction materials (except lumber).
Machinery, equipment, supplies .
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment.
Commercial machines, equipment
Construction machinery, equipment - -
Farm-garden machinery, equipment
Industrial machinery, equipment, supplies
Professional equipment, supplies
Service establishment equipment, supplies
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., suppUes
Metals, metalwork (except scrap).
Iron, steel and products.
Nonferrous metals, metalwork. _
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Scrap iron and steel -
Amusements, sporting goods, toys
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke
Farm supplies
Jewelry -
Yams
Petroleum and products
General merchandise..
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c.
Assemblers of farm produas
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)..
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblere.
Estab-
lish-
ments
me
25
16
90
5
5
7
2
61
1^!
^5:
«6
29
17
100
13
121
5°
62
62
39
23
16
5
2
1'«9
12
21
22
^B
33
15
270
2
39
12
'25
20
106
687
67
489
H6
12
Sales
15"t<579
61 ,571
(D)
67,113
(D)
2,440
5,622
(D)
79,937
(D)
(D)
63.943
67.547
29,592
37.955
38.317
(D)
(D)
216.048
45.506
1 1 .270
ID)
141 ,941
(D)
7.237
(D)
170.108
70.763
9.578
89.767
78.633
38.002
40.631
76.700
65.687
11.013
231 .098
10.61 1
3.679
(D)
(D)
175,640
(D)
15.166
19.878
(D)j
24,093
(D)
276,959
(D)
31,753
(D)
(0)
13.071
. . •
38.688
42,519
109,100
849,731
75,279
501 ,707
263,431
(D)
(D)
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
322
78
(D)
43
(D)
9
(D)
112
(D)
(D)
68
381
59
322
176
(D)
(D)
618
155
6
(D)
172
(D)
(D)
544
292
355
146
219
292
134
158
1 .065
103
35
(D)
(D)
719
(D)
170
15
(D)
95
(D)
675
(D)
8
(C)
I'd]
89
99
405
36,5 32
905
11 ,446
22.122
(D)
(D)
Amount
($1,000)
6I022
1 ,514
(D)
3.193
(D)
188
244
(D)
3.187
(D)
(D)
2,115
4.898
1.938
2.960
2.214
(D)
(D)
3.782
440
194
(D)
2,666
(D)
154
(D)
10.997
5.444
41 1
5.142
4.844
2.489
2.355
3.553
2.627
926
1 3.494
0.^4
280
(D)
(D)
9,919
(D)
8U4
909
(D)
1,266
(D)
11 ,166
(D)
1 ,673
(D)
(i)
920
913
2,089
4, 324
126,099
8.226
97, 358
19.0 35
(D)
(D)
Per-
cent
of
3.9
2.5
(D)
(D)
4.0
(0)
(D)
3.3
7.3
6.5
7.8
5.8
(D)
(D)
1.8
1.0
1.7
(D)
1.9
(D)
2.1
(D)
6.2
6.5
5.8
4.0
8.4
5.8
9.1
7.6
(B)
(D)
5.6
(D)
5.6
4.6
(D)
5.3
(D)
4.0
(D)
5.3
(D)
(D)
7.0
2.4
4.9
4.0
14.8
10.9
19.4
7.2
(D)
(D)
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
1 .957
587
(D)
860
(D)
26
'20
(D)
1 .084
(D)
(D)
672
1 .571
577
994
1 .085
(D)
(D)
1 .622
153
27
(D)
1 ,228
(i)
(D)
4.601
2.346
122
2.133
1 .876
908
968
1 .629
1 .240
389
5.142
596
113
(D)
(0)
3.501
(D)
419
31 1
(D)
364
(D)
5.271
(D)
548
(D)
(i)
341
...
32
1 .267
2.035
63.897
3.991
51,022
8,174
(D)
(D)
March 15
{Number)
38.351
10,676
(D)
17.279
(D)
556
(Z)
(D)
21 ,206
(D)
(D)
13.597
34.286
10.873
21 .639
ID)
(D)
32.321
2.724
(2)
(D)
25,471
(D)
1 .5U9
(D)
86.795
43.787
2.740
40,268
38.059
17,673
20.386
25.418
19.074
6.344
99.955
12.488
2.636
(D)
(D)
66,098
(D)
6.910
6.103
(D)
7.689
(D)
110,406
(D)
11 ,952
(D)
(i)
5.990
6.792
26,027
45,454
,305,136
107,011
811, 304
371,169
(D)
(D)
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest—
407
138
(D)
176
(D)
7
"s
(D)
206
(D)
(D)
113
335
1 14
222
180
(D)
(D)
803
33
R
(D)
713
i'o)
(D)
742
403
27
312
397
200
1 .020
133
887
867
89
29
(D)
(D)
5 37
(D)
97
55
(D)
74
(D)
1 ,016
(D)
100
(D)
I'd)
°5
256
529
21,040
92J
17,867
2,08 3
(D)
(D)
May 15
(Number)
413
136
(D)
184
(D)
9
(D)
207
(D)
(D)
341
1 17
224
175
(D)
(d)
(D)
7 39
(D)
'D)
844
410
29
405
402
198
204
221
143
78
892
90
31
(D)
(D)
562
(Dl
98
55
(D)
76
(D)
1 ,073
(D)
101
(D)
(D)
104
307
325
24,013
958
2 1 , 2 32
1 ,635
(D)
(D)
Aug. 15
(Number)
401
137
(D)
189
(D)
(D)
201
(D)
(D)
115
345
127
218
171
(D)
(D)
827
33
8
(D)
7 34
(D)
(D)
779
417
28
334
401
196
205
872
890
92
30
(D)
(D)
561
(D)
87
57
(D)
82
(D)
1 ,015
(D)
112
(D)
73
250
335
25.561
989
22.558
1 .778
(D)
(D)
Nov. 15
(Number)
propne-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
467
140
(D)
213
(D)
(D)
214
(D)
(D)
122
333
1 16
217
182
(D)
(D)
848
36
6
(D)
757
(D)
(D)
800
42S
412
194
218
223
151
72
911
92
26
(C)
(D)
585
(D)
92
59
(D)
77
(D)
1 .046
(D)
lie
(D)
I'd)
55
...
71
267
345
22.424
1 .097
16,548
4,543
(D)
(D)
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ( NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z)
. . . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and broliera represent brokerage or conmlseion received.
3 than $5(X) or less than 0.05 percent.
CALIFORNIA
5-7
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
California, total.
Alaneda Cu'oiity.......
Alameda
Alba.-i;.'
Berkeley
Haj-vard
Liverraore
Oalcland
Pieiimont
San Leandro
Remainder of County
Alpine County.
Amador County.
Butte County
Cbico
Orovllle
Remainder of County.
Calaveras Cou.it v
Establishments
93
32
7
773
2
52
1 15
Payroll,
entire year
Colusa County,
Contra Costa County...
Antioch
Concord
El Cerrito
Hartlr.ez, ,
Pittsbxirg
Richmond
San Pablo
Remainder of County.
Del Norte County
El Dorado County.
Fresno County
Coallnga
Fresno
, Sanger
Selma
Remainder of County.
Glenn County.
Huat>oldt County
Eureka
Remainder of County,
Imperial County
Brawley
Calexico
El Centre
Remainder of County,
Inyo County
533
351
16
131
Kern County
Bakerofleld
Delano
Wasco
Remainder of County,
Kings County
Hanford
Remainder of County,
Lake County,,
Lassen County
Susanville
Remainder of County,
Loa Angeles County.
Aliiarabra
Arcadia
Azuaa
Bell
Beverly Hills,...
Burbank
Clareror.-.
Cocptc.i ,
Covlna
Culver City
El Honte
El Segur.do
Cerdcr.a
Clendalf
Glcndora,
Havthorne
Hermcsa Beach
Huntington Park,.,
Inclewood
345
211
17
10
107
62
8.863
61
18
10
3U
108
lUS
7
U9
6
85
38
16
33
155
67,059
385
UlUlO
I (212
168
1*6,657
(01
3i8U5
(D)
121
2<115
"T5T55T
302
752
6i278
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollani}
21.515.210
1 .1*00,575
Employees
(Number)
11,089
8.251
97.181
22.996
3.796
978,733
(01
79,782
(D)
"nJT
102
(01
(01
(0)
3.159
(D)
1 .615
206
853
2it,609
17,8"t5
760
183
5.703
398
2.879
1 .169
7,906
-75^
(D)
3.95^
(D)
237
11.588 ,
25.231
10.205
17.412
3,58it
128.310
TOT
8.089
(01
(01
(01
63.985
(01
311.U2U
«i510
9.929
^93,9'^3
231,333
1H.533
151
1 00
983
26U
UO
1 , 1 to
(01
806
(D)
31
689
268
150
271
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Number)
71*1*
T5"
2
51
26
5
511
(01
2i|
(D)
2.1iii1
366,9 38
9.5U7
2.619
1 12.358
10.866
63.316
31.503
128,802
8.061
39U
95
3.038
803
~TS9
13(4
(□)
(0)
2I0U6
357
317
(D)
4.056
7.595
(D)
2.191
(0)
4.580
1 .246
1 .413
1,295
6.70d
(0)
861
260
2.95J
1 .887 1
13,'*51
(D)
65,97'*
(D).
6.436
249.187
179.836
4.508
1.826
63.017
15.818
7.245
8.573
(0)
95
(Dl
(D)
(D)
657
(Dl
3y2
47
100
6,694
4,607
194
178
1 .683
152
699
422
2,041
133
(D)
.151
(D)
2.782
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
(Number)
13.831
25
4
612
490,711
3,511
2.764
28.148
8.904
1 .057
359.874
(0)
27.1 15
(D)
(01
(0)
(D)
1
(01
54
21
23
370
7
219
5
130
47
107
17
(D)
46
(D)
1 .917
62
25
778
219
(D)
(0)
10.731,664
56.059
a. 456
6.850
(D)
92.807
147.052
(D)
44. 176
(01
95.225
25.863
28.900
28.334
165.085
(01
21.905
5.490
63.371
37.221
121
61
(D)
(0)
107,556
525
85
75
(D)
714
1 .500
(D)
463
(01
'J24
291
275
2-17
1 .498
(0)
216
63
621
394
1 16
14
42
14
I 1
325
247
11
239
6.780
950
6.754
35.538
Other operating types
Establishments
(Number)
(0)
2.555
(0)
(0)
(01
14.164
(01
9.009
1 .960
6.37B
249.790
739
175.850
697
464
72.040
1 .730
38.400
9.273
49,616
(01
(Dl
5,863
48
14
4
(D)
49
98
(D)
33
(0)
51
33
7
26
101
10)
21
3
52
45
51
15
7
30
90
127
4
44
5
71
30
10
30
124
3
22
6
65
55
4.6 32
(D)
26, 187
(D)
2.039
119.252
91 ,1 12
1 .250
31 1
26.559
10.743
2.502
8.141
_tm.
(D)
ID)
9.785
6.504
4.499
(D)
54,964
43.394
(D)
19.344
101
48,299
8.896
3.681
9.010
41 .419
(0)
6.762
3.012
27.558
21 .173
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified, XXX Not applicable, (Z) Less than $«»,
6.045
3
161
1
18
35,
10,203.892
623.153
9,238
• • •
32.306
4,41 1
769
463.522
(D)
22.021
(D)
13
207
104
12
3
4.568
4.003
7.551
1 .404
56.997
(D)
2.994
(D)
(0)
(D)
48.709
1 1 .816
2.619
3.951
200,419
1 ,825
153,707
5.333
359
38.195
5.497
105
9.723
17.525
49.631
18,276
(0)
17.943
(D)
4.419
123.080
35.242
4.305
3.751
79.781
9.786
3.173
6.613
(0)
(D)
4.903.994
15.335
1 .472
3.733
(D)
17.496
18.916
(D)
8.971
ID)
10,865
7,23b
66,531
1 ,792
40 • 42 1
ID)
4,447
1 2 , 89 1
5,133
Represents zero.
5-8
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant NVholesalcrs and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Total
Establishments
(Number)
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
lOoUans)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
(Number)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Other operating types
Establishments
(Number)
Los Angeles (Jounty — {^n,
La Verne
Long Beac)i
Los JUigeles
Lynwood
Mantiattan Beac)i ,
Mayvood ,
Monrovia
Montebello ,
Monterey Park ,
Pasadena ,
Pomona
Redondo Beach
San Fernando
San Gabriel
San Marino
Santa Monica
Sierra Hadre
South Gate
South Pasadena
Torrance
West Covina
Whittier
Remainder of County. . .
Madera County.
Madera
Remainder of County. . .
Marin County
Mill Valley
San Anseljno
San Rafael
Remainder of Ckjunty...
Mariposa County
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Remainder of County...
Merced County
Merced
Remainder of County,. ,
Modoc County, ,,...,.....
Moiu}- County
Monterey County
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Salinas
Remainder of County, . .
Napa County
Napa
Remainder of County...
Nevada County
Grass Valley
Remainder of County...
Orange County
Anaheim
Fullerton
Huntington Beach
Laguna Beach
La Habra
Newport Beach
Orange ,,,,.
Santa Ana
Remainder of County, . .
Placer County
Roseville
Remainder of County. . .
Plumas County
Riverside County
Banning
Corona
Indio
Palm Springs
Riverside
Remainder of County, . .
Sacramento County
North Sacramento
Sacramento.
Remainder of County. . .
San Benito County
San Bernardino County,.,
Barstow
Chino .,,..
357
,926
«8
29
10
185
57
12
20
39
9
93
4
73
10
22
4
37
918
43
21
5
7
8
20
21
1C6
99
14
12
20
9
82
1 14
23
339
79
929
17t270
344,481
1 1699
24
1 1 744
877
(0)
306
7<812
2.27)
186
787
813
172
3t575
(0)
21877
(D)
674
(0)
1 l299
75 1 507
486
275
211
1i719
81425
3631930
7.285, 12
401096
523
35i628
201660
(01
6i279
1671472
53i454
3i548
161 147
15i014
3.365
75i236
(01
681609
<0)
141950
(Dl
29i718
1i617i716
101915
235
3i882
73.444
391
8
355
191
(D)
77
1 1964
539
40
201
le
31
752
(01
570
(Dl
156
(0)
331
15i392
148
6i650
41265
361295
406
(D)
20
ll*35
(D)
101
11217
(D)
(Z)
28i750
(D)
(01
(Dl
5
327
(D)
(D)
347
870
6i350
181520
67
,!45
759
11630
131784
1l747
(Dl
8l148
(D)
739
191894
251241
1l896
(0)
2761323
182
423
4i358
281534
(01
149l903
(D)
131082
376
ID)
2l45«
(D)
156
391
348
5i799
71283
81
274
13,811
1,571
875
55
10)
415
283
li151
4i62o
(D)
985
1i742
6i607
253.587
26,741
101237
11117
(01
4l770
51833
191627
1 1C1037
(D)
20l970|
3,272
314
115
12
(Dl
142
70
372
1 1012
(D)
318
667
101138
IO1OI2
10i95B
118
122
2l750
419
528
986
(01
51067
(D)
24,907
101488
81519
23i020
(0)
951399
' (D)
199
158
378
(0)
1 1093
(D)
5,929
785
19,812
4i310
16,958
429,497
8O1 169
203
4,725
1 1OOI
272
fD)
51483
(C)
(D)
214
3.908
32
5
14
1 1
13
25
10
71
(0)
(0)
2)
520
302
,282
20
21
28
6
142
4(J
12
15
32
3
77
3
(D)
ID)
156
33
ID)
70
(D)
32
18
223
13
3
(0)
62
(D)
12
1 1
ID)
55
(D)
293
13
212
68
3U0
233
331
258
55
269
1581952
2,545,66'
IO18O
1 88
4i4l3
9i693
ID)
1 i277
71 1090
10i93
3il85
5i93
9i253
4,553
3uia21
10)
291954
(J)
5i731
(D)
IO1575
841 i596
1 1781
ll595
185
151481
ID)
196
12.937
(D)
ID)
2i571
IO1OO6
5il59
5i53-J
561717
9.495
101
28.278
(D)
6 1920
4 1644
2i276
856
i865
82,4 17
18,872
2.610
796
10)
135
3.214
4i868
36i01 2
(D)
12i205
1 i614
10i591
87.855
4.41 1
792
4.8J4
10)
53.794
(D)
242.730
5,268'
81 , 130
56, 332
930
109.285
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not avaiUble. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
1 .52'J
(Dl 7| (D)|
XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
55
,644
Represents zero.
CALIFORNIA
5-9
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 3,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant
wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
E.stablishliient5
(Numberl
Payroll,
entire year
($1,000)
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
(Number)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
(Sl.OOO)
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
PayroU
1 Dollars!
Employees
(Number)
(11,000)
San Bernardino County — Con.
24
43
36
142
11
112
683
746
565
11831
71160
11824
(0)
29 1 684
I618IO
121681
281887
1591 IBS
251753
(0)
6OI12I6
166
170
380
1 1635
544
(D)
7 1076
17
43
19
100
7
(D)
474
19
34
15
117
5
62
523
81937
5i749
3i3B9
61 1615
1 l736
(D)
2661874
5
9
21
25
6
50
160
1 . 586
31 i943
23i836
111890
(D)
1451071
San Diego County
Chula Vista
7
26
i3
15
26
503
80
2,991
324
695
54
(01
66B
231
11251
487
241243
(D)
197, 191
121771
121685
I12I6
(01
19i586
4i52')
261212
IO1O35
4931564
(D)
4.104.920
25?i290
292
19
101
212
59
346
155
5i428
(D)
40,125
3i121
5
2
(01
19
7
6
21
340
(D)
1 1934
247
6
3
5
12
10
12
16
41 1
48
1 , 877
199
2 1566
484
(01
2i579
2i848
34i232
3.700
2121191
(D)
1 ,762,669
1 13i51H
4
2
14
3
3
10
92
32
1.114
125
2i41 1
(Dl
Escondldc
8.41 7
1 .889
4.887
San Diego
113.092
(D)
San Francisco Cour.ty (coextensive with
2.629,621
San Joaquin County
121 l944
Lodi
29
213
9
73
73
1 1336
B1529
217
21689
11913
S6.319
1711789
41899
52i2B3
471866
388
1 1970
51
712
565
16
159
7
65
37
14
146
5
34
42
4i777
881248
1 l708
18i785
121993
15
67
4
39
31
121883
72 1 346
Tracy
1 l785
34 1 930
15i421
iS
31
29
271
264
862
787
10l079
61 500
2I18I3
191553
2021438
95
200
270
21I6O
5
13
19
204
4
22
16
189
Il519
81 335
3fl39
67 1 793
9
9
13
82
3i708
Ret&ainder of County
San Hateo County
4i580
7il33
1 1 1 .347
Burllngaise
9
30
6
• • •
9
2
a
29
44
39
44
199
(Dl
597
(01
• • •
748
(Dl
2il64
(01
373
21071
21333
1 llOB
bl441
(01
121687
(01
141217
(Dl
47i522
(Dl
71809
341661
501510
221 162
1491796
(Dl
130
(01
150
(D)
490
(01
81
379
490
272
2ia92
(01
17
(01
6
(Dl
46
(Dl
22
34
25
34
127
8
22
5
6
2
3a
7
23
25
24
29
1 18
(01
41127
(01
1 19U3
(01
14,3o5
(01
4i427
9t416
20l158
9i762
43i545
1
8
1
• • «
13
1
6
19
15
15
Bl
(01
5.778
(Dl
■ • •
Menlo Park
3.746
16145B
(01
4.599
San Mateo
30.339
31 .089
Heinalr.der of Co\inty
Santa Barbara County
16.677
49.832
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40
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1 i529
31359
161602
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521386
3431475
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1 l325
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55
28
35
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20
26
329
589
31 1620
5i333
61OO3
13B1023
26
20
29
101
19.414
12.567
RemaLnder of County
Santa Clara County
17i044
1391632
12
43
253
33
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32
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li208
1 iS40
10l49b
1i433
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(0)
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191338
341515
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210
377
2 1580
333
(0)
(D)
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7
23
197
19
(0)
(D)
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9
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27
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59
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98 1 164
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171189
3
10
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6
3
24
40
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Palo Alto
8.422
80.007
Santa Clara
3i488
(0)
fteaainder of County
Santa Cruz County
(D)
161306
37
32
30
72
683
887
879
11893
141714
15i822
101289
42l944
179
267
153
483
27
21
25
50
26
19
14
50
61O93
6l693
4i403
25.623
1 1
13
16
22
5i423
WatsonviUe
5.013
5.870
Shasta County
10.520
Redding
48
24
1
43
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11382
511
(01
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21113
271953
141991
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351897
298
185
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18
(01
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42
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16
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2Jl026
2i597
• • •
5i716
141046
6
16
1
27
34
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41908
(01
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22.409
2
2
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47
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(0)
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(01
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(D)
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(01
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(D)
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(01
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(D)
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2
2
28
23
139
(01
(01
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(D)
38,811
10
24
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• • •
(01
Vallejo
8.216
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Sonmrn Co\u'ity
(D)
32.347
34
74
ICO
155
486
2,015
21189
4i797
9lt2l
38,857
37 1326
941465
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465
658
1 1414
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90
139
25
52
62
96
4i630
20.570
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22
38
59
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31 l683
Modesto
Turlock
73
17
65
32
<:i449
806
1 1542
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521533
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311743
191337
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183
549
300
56
18
65
23
52
12
32
10
281015
2l044
12.254
li568
21
5
33
22
9.395
7,349
Remainder of County
14.939
1 1 1642
Yuba City
19
13
28
5
643
209
39B
(D)
141298
5lC39
81835
(01
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121
103
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3
13
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487
3.939
(01
12
10
15
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61866
4.756
3.84 1
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5-10 WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES, CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types 1
County and city
Establishments
(Number)
Payroll,
entire year
($1.0001
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. LS
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
(Number)
Establishments
(Number)
.Sales
($1,000)
E.stablishments
(Number)
Sales j
(Sl.OOO)
Payroll
(Dollars!
Employees
(Number)
Tulare County
Lindsay
Portervllle !!!!!!!!
Tulare
Visalia !.'.".'!"!"
Remainder of County
216
6,996
160.581*
2.868
152
96
30 , 865
120
96.556
<!2
30
56
108
15
166
700
888
970
3<«39
179
9.987
36,861*
18.43ii
17.597
18. 1U2
69.5U7
3.475
172,402
7 39
341
215
222
1 .351
50
3.U48
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12
20
29
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6
13
18
26
33
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88
2.372
3.595
4.761
7,745
12.392
882
31.527
14
9
12
10
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7
78
6. 390
14.66'J
8.41 1
7.623
59.47i
1 .684
92.549
Tuolumne County
Ventura County
Oxnard [[
Port Hueneme
22
1
67
12
6U
60
3.185
(01
2.C66
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1.526
42. 320
ID)
45.629
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(D)
31.054
672
ID)
472
ID)
(D)
332
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10
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2
32
25
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23
10
32
35
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(0)
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Santa Paula
Remainder of County
Yolo County
Remainder of County.
22
38
29
281
1 .2115
1 .289
5.283
25.771
24.991
61
271
266
24
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4.907
9.197
13
22
14
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Yuba County
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Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948— THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Geographic area, and type of operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Ntimber)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
1948
(inc. payroll) *
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
1948
($1.000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
rated busi-
nesses.
November
1948
(Number)
THESTATI
Toi.1
Merchant wholesalers ....
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gaa facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products. . .
STANDARD MFrROPO,UTAN AREAS
FRESNO
Total.
Merchant wholesalers .
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers _
Assemblers of farm products.
LOS ANGELES- LONG BEACH
Toial .
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers ._
Assemblers of farm products.
SACRAMENTO
Toad
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers. ...
Assemblers of farm products
SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ONTARIO
Tool
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
SAN DIEGO
Tool
Merchant wholesalers. ... _
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products.
SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND
Total . . .
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products.
SAN JOSE
Total.
Merchant wholesalers _.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities..
.Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
STOCKTON
Total.
.Merchant wholesalers.
.Manufacturers' sales branches, ssJes offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities. .
.Merchandise agents, brokers. . .
Assemblers of farm products ...
15,872
9,998
2,109
1,496
1,550
719
6,983
4,815
957
230
851
130
226
27
113
9
84
319
52
69
15
11
4,244
2,665
817
U3
585
34
244
167
29
37
2
9
172
24
45
9
34
XXX
5,574,554
3,661,393
834,623
1,594,938
732,163
261
150,063
47
32,417
80
25,986
16
11,917
79
56,276
XXX
2,588,740
1,642,176
310,670
775.978
201,767
264
173,079
52
56,358
27
19,853
6
5,323
10
14,619
XXX
76,000
10,378
35,319
20,172
68,648
XXX
147,502
26,236
43,670
7,741
7,997
XXX
1,932,813
1,844,627
157,704
688,355
59,658
XXX
67,697
10,737
19,583
(D)
(D)
XXX
89,229
14,688
17,748
4,169
31,268
835,659
592,511
189,995
24,416
7,281
21,456
(HA)
15,468
3,453
(HA)
138
3,489
(HA)
280,908
86,710
(HA)
4,304
4,924
(NA)
21,870
2,914
(NA)
136
626
(NA)
7,133
787
(NA)
4
1,908
(NA)
15,888
1,350
(NA)
23
311
(NA)
197,824
90,642
(NA)
2,436
1,790
(NA)
8,082
830
(NA)
(D)
(D)
(NA)
10,417
1,362
(NA)
91
1,751
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade i
XXX
732,511
316,472
83,413
59,403
140,716
XXX
16,669
3,863
(NA)
382
13,039
XXX
355,684
K8,018
(NA)
32,942
31,315
XXX
21,074
5,389
(NA)
134
2,716
XXX
10,074
l,v80
(NA)
627
13,525
XXX
244,089
146, 666
(NA)
23,016
4,062
XXX
13.1
8.6
10.6
3.7
19.2
XXX
11.1
11.9
(NA)
3.2
23.2
XXX
13.7
9.0
(NA)
4.2
15.5
XXX
12.2
9.5
(NA)
2.5
18.6
XXX
13.3
19.1
(NA)
3.1
19.7
9,131
13.0
3,102
11.8
(NA)
(NA)
324
4.2
2,644
33.1
XXX
12.6
8.0
(NA)
3.4
6.8
8,628
12.7
1,764
16.4
(NA)
(NA)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
XXX
XXX
10,488
11.8
1,515
10.3
(NA)
(NA)
242
5.8
3,477
11.1
686,523
400, 160
157,159
30,107
27,156
71,941
18,358
8,865
2,076
1.243
155
6,019
311,647
194,732
74,882
9,411
15,159
17,463
17,641
11,568
3,219
1,209
97
1,548
15,347
5,526
1,176
1,237
362
7,046
16,364
11,401
1,833
1,565
178
1,387
222,364
133,838
70,029
6,256
10,440
1,801
6,943
4,670
1,001
705
(D)
(D)
9,707
5,856
885
890
77
1,999
13,535,550
7,887,364
3,052,899
625,751
514,978
1,454,558
415,955
173,746
38,405
26,920
3,585
173, 299
6,115,164
3,869,357
1,472,368
190, 984
295,468
286,987
368,315
232,242
64,581
26,967
1,921
42,604
253,638
110,667
22,759
24,042
6,401
89,769
303, 168
222,710
36,28i;
30,596
3,861
9,719
4,300,224
2,598,075
1,341,742
135,413
186,550
38,444
139,321
93,629
20,068
15,060
(D)
(D)
213,136
119,596
17,271
18,828
2,460
54,981
199,456
112,327
40,089
8,265
7,243
31,532
7,290
2,644
530
393
69
3,654
87,816
54,952
19,618
2,455
4,127
6,664
5,578
3,308
891
319
28
1,032
4,763
1,673
308
356
102
2,324
4,716
3,424
527
402
60
303
57,930
35,714
17,203
1,645
2,339
1,029
2,173
1,467
249
203
(D)
(D)
3,428
1,754
246
257
96
1,075
11,166
8,310
74
1,094
1,316
372
374
223
65
16
70
4,872
3,912
41
155
715
49
217
2
16
7
1
331
187
106
5
33
245
3
51
21
2
2,9U
2,293
22
82
497
20
178
U2
26
(D)
(D)
220
160
32
10
18
.XX.X Not applicable. (7A less than $.5(K) or less than U.05 percent.
3 they have been adjusted for sco[>e changes.
Represents zero.
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WHOLESALE TRADE— AREA STATISTICS
Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 — THE STATE. STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954— Conunued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Operating expenses
Payroll and paid employees,
1948
workweek ended nearest
Active pro-
(inc. payroll)'
November 15, 1948
prietors of
EstabUsh-
ments,
Sales, entire
year 1948
Inventories,
end of year
Payroll,
entire year
unincorpo-
rated busi-
Geographic area, and type of operation
1948
1948, at cost
Per-
1948
nesses.
Amount
cent
of
sales
Payroll
Employees
November
1948
(Number)
($1,000)
($1,000)
($1,000)
($1,000)
(Dollars)
(Number)
(Number)
COUNTIES WITH 1 00 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Total
941
XXX
62,159
XXX
XXX
43,289
865,224
12,032
TQl
Merchant wholesalers _
726
354,567
40,609
49,970
14.1
27,575
544,994
7,738
tu
215
409, 374
21,550
51,030
12.5
15,714
320,230
4,294
6(
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
Total
106
XXX
3,350
XXX
XXX
3,501
77,217
1,029
8.
Merchant wholesalers . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
66
20,740
2,345
3,723
18.0
1,814
33, U3
455
6(
40
43,159
6,005
10,660
22.1
1,687
39,074
574
r
FRESNO COUNTY (See Fresno Standard
Metropolitan area. )
HUMBOLDT COUNTY
Total.
7i
XXX
2,436
XXX
XXX
1,977
37,567
573
6.
Merchant wholesalers .__._. ._.___ .._.
45
19,098
2,290
2,245
U.3
1,227
24,079
339
M
29
13,495
146
1,240
9.2
750
13,488
234
V
IMPERIAL COUNTY
Total
101
XXX
2,227
XXX
XXX
4,663
97,636
2,012
6
Merchant wholesalers _._ _
46
20,939
1,745
2,338
n.4
993
21,237
357
2
55
39,384
482
9,L20
23.2
3,670
76,399
1,655
4
KERN COUNTY
Total .
308
XXX
15,962
XXX
XXX
9,090
186,078
2,830
217
193
115
73,265
76,136
7,453
8,509
10, 323
12,838
14.1
lb. 9
5,351
3,739
104,252
81,826
1,554
1,276
U9
68
Other operating types -.- --- - - - -.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Total .
6,795
XXX
360,612
XXX
XXX
301,365
5,985,576
34,864
4,754
Merchant wholesalers - - -
4,725
2,560,463
277,717
351,525
13.7
192,586
3,823,373
54,269
3,836
Other operating types
2,070
2,358,371
102,895
222,907
7.8
109,279
2,162,193
30,595
9ia
MONTEREY COUNTY
Total
163
XXX
2,881
XXX
XXX
11,234
265,775
3,982
U7
Merchant wholesalers
73
90
24,148
63,575
2,386
495
4,104
17,640
17.0
27.7
2,051
9,183
41,329
224,446
589
3,393
62
75
Other operating types _._ _______
ORANGE COUNTY
Total
188
XXX
4,995
XXX
XXX
9,782
129,533
2,952
lU
'30
28,277
3,191
4,159
14.7
2,146
45,979
683
76
Other operating types . . . . _ _ _
93
72,220
1,304
14,595
20.2
7,636
33,609
2,269
a
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Total
175
XXX
4,287
XXX
XXX
5,364
93,919
1,864
13S
Merchant wholesalers
82
93
30,606
46,664
3,181
1,106
3,407
6,683
11.1
14.3
1,891
3,473
36,041
57,873
564
1,300
Other operating types. ...
SACRAMENTO COUNTY (See Sacramento
Standard Metropolitan Area. )
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
Toial
284
XXX
5,934
XXX
XXX
9,983
159,719
2,899
192
Merchant wholesalers ._
144
45,394
3,952
6,667
14.7
3,635
74,626
1,109
115
140
89, 854
1,982
12,190
13.6
6,348
SAN DIEGO COUNTY (See San Diego Standard
Metropolitan Area. }
SAN FRA.NCISCO COUNTY
Total -
3,001
XXX
224,119
XXX
XXX
171,257
3,257,480
43,764
1,979
Merchant wholesalers .
1,768
1,527,186
151,700
185,458
12.2
101,618
1,942,286
26,725
1,483
1,233
2,234,307
72,419
142,508
6.4
69.639
1,315,194
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld l-o avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classihed. XXX Not applicable. (2) Less than $5(K) ur le.-is tlian 0.05 percent.
•Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from thaie which appear in publications of the 194S Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Ilepresent8 zero.
CALIFORNIA
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Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948'— THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954— Continued
Esublishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
(SI, 000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
1948
{inc. payroll)*
Payroll,
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November IS, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
Geographic area, and type of operation
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
COUNTIES WITH 100 OR MOM WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS
IN 1954 -Cod.
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY (See Stockton Standard
MetropolUan Area. )
SAN MATEO COUNTY
Tonl
79
51
28
XXX
16,393
30,140
1,978
1,771
207
XXX
2,982
658
XXX
18.2
2.2
2,089
1,756
333
39,640
33,264
6,376
566
472
94
'56
Merchant wholesaler.
42
14
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
ToiaJ
165
89
''6
XXX
25,743
34,943
4,109
2,719
1 390
XXX
3,400
XXX
13.2
6,753
1,691
5,062
140,930
32,493
108,437
2,659
486
2,173
107
67
40
Other operating types _
SANTA CLARA COUNTY (See San Jose Standard
Metropolitan Area. )
SONOMA COUNTY
ToiJ..
121
69
52
XXX
21,853
13,229
2,080
1,695
385
XXX
2,491
1,817
XXX
11.4
13.7
2,106
1,303
803
39,722
26,549
13,173
611
410
201
92
Other operating types
28
STANISLAUS COUNTY
Tool
120
a
56
XXX
29,945
28,204
2,813
2,563
250
XXX
2,835
1,255
XXX
9.5
4.5
2,218
1,564
654
50,395
34,510
15,885
960
658
302
99
Merchant wholesalers
60
Other operating types
39
TULARE COUNTY
Tol.1
180
XXX
2,608
XXX'
XXX
4,796
108,893
2,521
127
66
lU
12,429
75,403
1,285
1,323
1,890
8,284
15.2
11.0
969
3,827
17,992
90,901
328
2,193
59
Other operating types
68
VENTURA COUNTY
128
XXX
2,198
XXX
XXX
8,096
145,738
3,410
67
Merchant wholesalers
48
80
13,754
41,436
1,343
855
1,667
12,223
12.1
29.5
743
7,353
14,909
130,829
243
3,167
33
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•Entries lor merchandise agents and broken? represent t>rokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
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CONTENTS
Table Page
101 . Wholesale Trade : 195-4 - The State 6-4.
102. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 6-6
103. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 6-8
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties With 100 Establishments or More... 6-10
105. Wholesale Trade: 194-8 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954 6-11
The following pages contain revisions of data previously
published on the corresponding pages of Wholesale Trade
Bulletin Series W-1: 6-4. 6-8.
6-3
6-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories
Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number!
•Sales
(JI.OOO)
Inventories.
end of
year,
at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
Payroll,
entire year
($1,000)
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov- 15
(Dollars!
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
Type of operation and kind of business
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
porated
busi-
nesses.
Nov.
(Number)
Wbol^sale irade, total, __
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers- - - ---.-
2,897
1 .545
30 3
500
279
270
1 .545
187
31
1 1
5
52
88
110
22
88
5'J
42
12
35
50
6
18
13
13
33
25
1
7
39
20
19
34
15
5
14
56
178
20
158
71
25
28
16
45
13
32
96
34
64
294
20
48
26
16
66
39
23
52
4
30
28
2
54
31
23
177
37
14
3
31
21
19"
1 1
1C
31
XXX
834,571
646,058
142.864
456.267
134,539
834,571
142.827
86.938
1 .678
4,006
22.769
27,436
49.535
15.490
34,045
44,538
14,251
30,287
29.454
31.622
19.282
4.957
5.295
2.088
18,463
9,882
(D)
(D)
• ••
13,173
3,401
9,772
19,267
8, 318
(D)
(D)
(D)
68, 131
42,783
7,063
35,720
59,006
20,572
32,936
5,496
32,877
13, 363
19.514
75.655
46.591
29,064
116.433
4,654
8,876
18,554
6,640
36,251
16.762
9,811
12,607
2,281
15,763
(D)
(D)
12.955
9.157
3.798
62.084
9,218
3.646
(D)
16,800
2,905
4.772
(D)
6.409
15.556
121 ,070
76,916
31,950
6.089
380
5,735
76,916
9.973
6.766
58
334
444
2, 371
800
202
598
3.938
556
3.382
1 .186
3.804
2.727
41 1
419
247
2,081
1 ,266
(D)
(0)
• ••
1 ,763
354
1 ,429
2.371
1 ,256
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 , 394
6.162
497
5.685
7.441
2.388
4.230
823
5,988
2,805
3,183
3.100
1.776
1.324
18, 136
536
1 .108
3.948
1.334
5.262
1,892
1.736
2.127
173
2.699
(D)
(D)
492
308
184
5.348
1.174
196
(D)
1.'576
466
173
(D)
189
1 l266
XXX
112,403
58,436
17.201
1 1.601
11 ,516
112,403
13.102
5.722
189
374
2.983
3,834
6,109
1.250
4.859
4,877
2.546
2.331
1.608
5.456
2.805
1.284
6 34
533
3,007
1.822
(D)
(D)
2.082
715
1.367
3.1 17
1 ,637
(D)
(D)
(D)
3, 167
9(414
986
8.428
8.185
2.594
4.632
959
6,089
2,449
3,640
9,164
3,156
6.008
23,136
1.426
2.334
3.554
1.196
5.636
2,587
2.567
3,205
631
2.344
(0)
(D)
2.028
1,099
929
9,516
1.826
656
(D)
1 ,699
590
1 ,013
(D)
1.356
1(610
XXX
13.5
9.0
12.0
2.5
8.6
13.5
9.2
6.6
11.3
9.3
13.1
14.0
12.3
6.1
14.3
1 1.0
17.9
7.7
5.5
17.3
14.5
25.9
15.8
25.5
16.3
16,4
(D)
(E)
15.8
21.0
14.0
16.2
19.2
(D)
(D)
(D)
4.6
22.0
14.0
23.6
13.9
12.6
14.1
17.4
18.5
18.3
18.7
12.1
6.8
20.7
20.0
30.6
26.3
19.2
16.0
15.5
15.4
26.2
25.4
27.7
14.9
(D)
(D)
15.7
12.0
24.5
15.3
19.8
16.0
(D)
10.1
20.3
21.2
(D)
21.2
1 1.6
100,540
59.935
25.956
5,186
4,228
5.233
59.935
7,047
3.692
111
180
1 ,323
1 . 741
2.603
602
2,001
2,191
870
1 ,321
842
2,895
1 .669
551
361
294
1 .791
946
(D)
(D)
1 ,095
316
779
1 ,799
911
(D)
(D)
(D)
1.127
5,702
580
5,122
4,472
1 ,479
2,506
487
3.203
1 .474
1.729
5,1 10
1 ,969
3,141
12.669
550
1 ,130
2,126
482
3, 144
1,372
1 ,750
1 ,724
391
1 ,218
(0)
(D)
1 ,219
737
482
4,952
1 .053
397
(0)
905
262
346
(D)
605
630
2,079, 138
1 ,257,658
525,767
107,059
68.281
100, 373
1 ,257,658
167.678
98.662
2.092
3,053
23.085
40,746
46,586
10.196
36.390
43,571
17,017
26.554
16,210
60,251
32,439
1 1 ,431
10.183
6.199
40,230
18,231
(D)
(0)
19.732
5.843
13.889
34.230
13.455
(D)
(D)
(D)
22.258
1 16.066
11 .708
106.358
96.919
30 , 5 1 9
56,423
9.977
59.597
26.677
32.920
1 14.555
40,757
73.798
258.202
12,779
20.692
45,182
6,615
65,751
24.033
36,077
34,557
10,516
34,204
(D)
(D)
22,798
12,796
10.000
102,611
19,371
6,863
(D)
17,875
7,272
7,354
(D)
21,111
17.023
24,197
14,740
5,313
1 .406
1 ,340
1 , 398
14, 740
1 (871
939
39
46
292
555
765
167
598
491
226
265
233
725
463
121
82
59
425
253
(D)
(D)
290
72
216
424
213
(D)
(D)
(0)
319
1 (457
139
1 (318
935
302
520
1 13
749
361
383
1 (072
404
668
2,916
109
265
407
1 1 1
807
290
399
441
87
261
(D)
(D)
394
184
210
1 (393
238
140
(D)
266
85
91
(D)
209
262
24,338
14,811
5, 305
1 (428
1 ,362
1 ,432
14.811
1 ,875
945
37
47
300
546
765
169
616
485
229
256
232
709
446
1 17
84
62
419
246
(D)
(D)
290
75
215
432
221
(D)
(D)
(D)
318
1 ,457
139
1 ,318
943
307
513
123
751
369
382
1 ,102
405
597
2.899
1 16
271
410
1 13
805
287
378
4 33
86
285
(0)
(D)
390
181
209
1 .439
256
136
(D)
279
90
83
(D)
213
279
25.603
15.089
5. 371
1 ,431
1 .302
2.410
15.089
' (974
965
33
47
323
606
903
167
716
526
256
270
236
719
452
1 19
85
63
423
233
(D)
(D)
270
76
194
434
229
(D)
(0)
(D)
303
1 (480
135
1 .345
936
313
500
123
773
378
395
1 (179
436
743
2.910
1 19
281
414
94
801
299
377
436
89
293
(D)
(D)
382
191
191
1 (346
259
131
(D)
217
91
82
(D)
197
2771
25.583
15.493
5. 391
1 (464
1(448
1 .787
15.493
1 .990
923
36
43
332
656
663
201
662
517
225
292
239
736
453
137
81
65
398
227
(D)
(D)
294
87
207
441
229
(D)
(D)
(D)
337
1 (545
139
1 (406
96B
320
517
131
787
388
399
1 .231
440
791
3.031
129
275
431
122
838
312
390
440
94
287
(D)
(D)
391
188
203
1 .438
239
123
(D)
246
92
94
(0)
273
1.919
1.123
Petroleum bulit plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm produas .
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wbolesajers __. _ _ _
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers. -
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers .
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers.
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers. -
Farm products (edible) distributors.
406
289
99
1.123
138
4
10
7
58
59
134
25
109
59
51
8
34
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers - .
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors
Paint, varnish wholesalers . . . _ .
37
2
13
4
8
23
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers..
Specialty-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
19
32
Fimiiture (household, office) wholesalers -
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers
17
15
19
1 1
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers
(D)
(D)
(B)
Farm products (raw materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers
56
132
12
120
Electrical, electronics, appUance distributors. _ . . .
Electrical apparatus, supphes distributors
35
15
7
13
17
5
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors
12
68
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
40
Machinery, equipment, suppUes distributors
Air conditioning, conun. refrigeration equip., distrs
164
16
34
Construction machinery, equipment dealers -
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
1 1
6
26
Industrial materials, suppUes distributors
20
15
36
...
14
(D)
Scrap, waste materials dealers -
Iron, steel scrap dealers
60
33
27
Other merchant wholesalers -----
1 11
21
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers - - . . .
Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
(D)
17
16
12
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
(D)
6
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers. - - -
278 20
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. 'Not elsewhen: classified.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
XXX Not applicable. (Z) L*ais than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
Represents zero
COLORADO
6-5
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales. Inventories, Oper ating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Type by Kiad of Btisioess — Coa.
Manufacturers' sales braoches, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) ._
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and related products
Furniture and fixtures. _
Paper and allied products
Chemicals and allied products
Rubber products . _ _
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products...
Primary metal products . .
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (except electrical)
Electrical machinery
Transportation equipment
Instruments and related products.
Other manufacturers' products*..
Pelroleum bulk plaois, lermioals and LP gas facililies.
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Groceries, confectionery, meats.
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Apparel (including footwear) .
Dry goods, piece goods
Furniture, home furnistiings..
Paper, allied products
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain.
Hides, skins, raw furs.
Livestock
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair..
Miscellaneous inedible farm products. .
Automotive --.
Electrical-elcctrtmic apparatus, equip., appliances.
Hardware, plumbing, heating goods ...
Lumber, ronstmrtion materials .
Machinep.', equipment, supplies. .
Metals, mctalwork (except scrap)
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Dairy, poultry products. .....
Fresh fruits, vegetables ....
Farm products (raw materials).
Farm sui)plies
Other farm products assemblers
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
303
208
95
5P0
"7B
J79
33
1?
10
6't5,058
^0^,516
21*1.51*2
66.950
(D)
(D)
(D)
17t6yj
50it>15
60.617
(D)
29.591
105. ICO
22.105
55.517
77.231
12U,652
5.708
21.752
112.864
139.029
(D)
(D)
3.835
U56.267
59.590
15.01 1
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.119
9.131
(D)
.:'.36.780
'('d')
*(*D)
33.561
18.857
10.180
7.877
19.1C3
2.5H6
31.268
13'*. 5 39
5.715
23.213
101 ,522
1.059
Inventories.
end of
.vear,
at cost
31.950
31.950
1 .1*1*5
(0)
(D)
(D)
• ••
1 .191
9.815
(D)
5C?
19r
1.21"
3.517
5.523
1«1
1 .U^L
''.089
5.796
(D)
(D)
293
3d0
12
(d')
(D)
O)
(D)
• ••
(D)
99
• ••
(D)
• ••
(D)
36
15
12
1 13
15
5.7 35
00
692
1.715
258
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
($1.000)
58,136
17,655
10,781
7,183
(D)
(D)
(D)
■;.137
6.399
4.:05
(D)
2.<j33
2, 111
1 . ;8'
■^.763
10.393
a . CI 1 7
1.715
2. 107
17,201
16.03S
(D)
(D)
1.163
1 1.601
1.^08
153
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
98
619
(D)
2.756
Vd')
'(*D)
f93
l.?83
619
2-'6
1,372
130
1.021
11,516
382
1,326
6.18B
320
Per-
cent
of
sales
9.0
11 .8
1.5
To. 7
ID)
(D)
(D)
13. e
12.6
7.1
(D)
6.0
2.0'
5.8
(D)
(D)
30.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1.6
6.6
(D)
1.2
Vd)
• ••
(D)
Payroll,
entire year
25.956
22.011
3.912
2,999
(D)
(D)
(D)
329
2.167
1 .-'^7
(D)
867
1,153
709
'. ."68
1,^29
5.776
1 .-^65
1 .'P3
5.188
l.'.ll
(D)
(D)
517
1.228
768
122
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
51
212
(D)
1 . 112
"(D)
Vd)
1P8
311
POO
76
505
28
103
5,233
181
1 .857
3.001
188
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. \5
525,767
116,008
79.759
57, 165
(D)
(D)
(D)
7.007
16.1 15
27.863
(D)
17.519
27,280
12.951
120,971
7°. 375
69,619
21 .231
32.781
107.059
95.07 4
(D)
(D)
10.985
88.281
11.999
2,121
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
907
3.828
CD)
25.595
Vd')
Vd)
1.235
7,220
1,015
1 .266
9.161
517
9.822
100, 373
1.951
29.203
63. 308
2.90rt
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
5.313
1.612
701
659
(D)
(D)
(D)
^7
1-1
255
(D)
169
186
1=2
1 ,151
822
709
226
3j9
1 ,106
1 ,255
(U)
(D)
151
1 ,3Uj
171
28
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
9
50
(D)
617
Vd')
'('d')
109
10
550
753
May 15
(Number)
5. 305
1.586
719
656
(D)
('->)
(D)
69
113
259
(D)
171
196
150
1 .16C
yn6
767
225
370
1 .128
1 .286
(D)
(D)
112
1 .352
158
29
(D)
(D)
(D)
(Dj
18
(D)
625
'('d')
■('d')
Aug. 15
(Number)
5.371
1.650
721
665
(D)
(D)
(D)
66
1-6
259
(D)
173
192
151
1 .175
815
785
236
379
1 ,131
1 .282
(D)
(D)
119
1 .302
178
29
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
9
15
(D)
5H1
'{'d')
'("d')
Nov. 15
(Number)
15
127
1 ,132 2,110
189
530 1.295
801
17
.391
.669
722
639
(D)
(D)
(D)
67
161
;.59
(D)
173
193
161
1 .179
796
798
233
370
1 .151
1 ,302
(D)
(D)
152
1 ,118
169
27
(D)
(D)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
Nov.
(Number)
(D)
(D)
(D)
5 99
'('d')
■('d')
129
,787
193
732
813
19
^ Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid di.<!closure. ( NA ) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
=r.tries lor ciercliandise agents a.nd brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
ine
11-1
(D)
(D)
7
289
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
2
18
(D)
(D)
*('d*)
. . Represents zero.
6-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 3,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalei-s
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Number)
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietoi-s of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
(Number)
Establishments
Establishments
Colorado, total.
AdajBs County
Aurora (part)^
Remainder of County.
Alamosa County
Alamosa
He)T)ainder of County,
Arapahoe County.......
Aui'ora (part)^.. . ...
Englewood
ReniainiSer of County.
Archuleta County.
Baca County
Bent County
Boulder County.
Boulder. •..*
Longmont
Remainder of County.
Chaffee County
Cheyenne County.,..
Clear Creek County.
Conejos County
Costilla Cour,ty....
Crowley County
Custer County
Delta County
Denver County (coextensive with
Denver city)
Dolores Coujity
Douglas Count.,'
Eagle County, .
Elbert County.
Ei Paso County
Colorado Springs, , , ,
He(Dainder of County,
Fremont County....,,,,
Canon City , , ,
Remainder of County,
Garfield County,
Gilpin County,,.
Grand County.,..
Gunnison County.
Hinsdale County.
Huerfano County
Walsenburg ,.,,,
Remainder of Covinty,
Jackson County
Jefferson County,.,..
Golden
Remainder of County
Kiowa CdLnty
Kit Cai-son County
Lake County
La Plata County
Durango
Remainder of Co'jnty.
Larimer County
Fort Collins
Loveland
Remainder of County,
2,897
1,418
2.079, 138
3Ziav7
(Ul
(D)
(D)
(U)
ID)
(D)
7l3'<3
(Dl
(D)
(D)
(Jl
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Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES, CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Total
Establishments
Payroll,
entire vear
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Numher)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Sales
Other operating types
Establishments
Las AnlDas County
Trinidad
Remainder of County.
Lincoln County.
Logan County
Sterling
Remainder oC Coor.ty.
Heea County
Grand JuiiCtlon
SeDainder of County.,
Mineral County....
Moffat County....,
Honlezuraa County. ,
Montrose County..,
Morgan County
Fort Morgan
Rerwinder of County..
Otero County
La Jiuita
Remainder of Count;
Ouray County...
Park County. . . .
Phillips County
Pitkin County..
Prowers County
Lacar
Reoainder of County.
Pueblo County
Pueblo
Reoainder of County.
Rio Blanco County,,
aio Grande County.,
Routt County
Saguache County..,,
San Juan Co<jnty....
San Miguel County..
Sedgwick County...
SusBit County
Teller County
Washington County,
Weld County
Greeley
Reoair^er of County.
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205
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COLORADO
6-11
Table 105.
WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 — THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
In\entories,
end of year
1948, at' cost
($!,000)
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)*
Payroll,
entire year
I94S
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
Geographic area, and ty^ie of oiieration
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
THE STATE
Toiil
2,1*22
XXX
96,591*
XXX
XXX
71*. 803
1 . 1*36,603
25. 316
1 .531*
Merchant whole-salers
•Manufacturers" sales branches, sales offices
1.157
258
t58
195
35t
620.621
320. 375
176.1*53
62,1*53
isi
396
6,856
78,088
6.696
9.759
12.6
(D)
(D)
2.1
5.5
1*1*. 176
2.311
5,003
81*2.207
56,706
101 .1*29
11*. 91 1
1 .087
2.383
821*
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products _.
130
STANDARD METROPOJ.ITAN AREAS
DiNVER
Total
1.212
XXX
72,1*63
XXX
XXX
59.819
1. 125,762
18.750
702
Merchant wholesalers _..
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas fa^liltlp^
Merchandise agents, firokers
Assemblers of farm product-s
731
221.
56
161*
1*96. >*50
(E)
(D)
271.760
31 .71*1
1*9.1*51
(D)
(D)
296
705
61.731
(D)
(D)
5,856
1 .920
12.1*
(D)
(D)
2.2
6.0
36.230
(D)
(D)
2.1*88
79H
680,284
(D)
(D)
1*9, 11*3
11 .883
11.81*0
(D)
(D)
695
250
497
(D)
(D)
138
19
PUEBLO
Total
128
XXX
3.721
XXX
XXX
2.971*
57,657
1 .070
30
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturer^' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
91
13
17
3
30.766
6.203
(D)
(D)
3.285
3.272
251
(D)
(D)
101
3,917
923
(D)
(D)
261
12.7
11*. 9
(D)
(D)
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2. 198
1*90
(D)
(D)
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11 , 196
(D)
(D)
2.270
768
151*
(0)
(D)
1*1*
64
(D)
(D)
COUNTIES Wlln 100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN I95<
DENVER COUNTY
Total
1,11+6
XXX
71 .2H7
XXX
XXX
59.003
1. 109,636
13,1*25
657
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating type-
705
i+m
1*87,522
702.062
1*8,1*96
22.751
60.671
50, 157
12.1*
7.1
35.673
23. 330
668.065
i*«1 .571
11 ,606
6.819
430
177
Total
89
XXX
2.1*21
XXX
XXX
1 ,711)
33.276
621*
76
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
60
29
20.355
1". 3"1
1 ,67'*
71 7
2.1*12
1,230
11.8
3.6
1,286
1*55
21*. 820
6,1*56
1*34
190
53
18
PUEBLO COUNTY (Se.: Pueblo Standard Metropolitan Area)
WELD COUNTY
Total
116
XXX
1.315
XXX
XXX
1.693
30.262
603
78
Merchant wholesalers
32
8U
10.271*
31.339
5 39
776
1,267
2, 161
12.3
6.9
583
1.110
12.302
17.960
232
376
29
49
XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or leas than 0.05 percent.
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
"Entries for merchandise agents and broker?! represent brokerage or commission received,
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publication-s of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade a;* they have been adjasted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
(8 COUNTIES)
BRIDGEPORT
HARTFORD
NEW BRITAIN - BRISTOL
NEW HAVEN
SPRINGFIELD - HOLYOKE, MASS.
6 STAMFORD- NORWALK
7 WATERBURY
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 25,000 TO 100,000
if PLACES OF 100,000 AND OVER
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - The State 7-4-
102. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 7-6
103 . Wholesale Trade : 1954 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 7-7
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties With 100 Establishments or More 7-10
105. Wholesale Trade: 1948 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas, and
Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954 7-12
433149 O - 57 - U
7-3
7-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventoties, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug, 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
propne-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Numlier)
Wholesale (fade, total.
Type of Operation
Mercbaot wholesalers- . . . _
Manufacturers' sales braDches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers ..
Assemblers of farm products.
Type by lUnd of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers..
General-line grocery wholesalers .
Confectionery wholesalers _ .
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers. _
Specialty-line grocer>' wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors..
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers.
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalera.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, (iistilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors- .
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers...
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, explosives distributors..
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers . .
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry goods wholesalers.
Specialty-line diy goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers..
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers.
Paper, aUied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers.
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. .
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors
Electrical appliance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, pliunbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, suppUes distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors.
Lumber, millwork wholesalers .
Construction materials distributors .
Machinery, equipment, supphes distributors.
Air conditioning, conim. refrigeration equip., distrs.
Commercial machines, equipment distributors
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers . . . . .
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors. .
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, suppUes distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipmentdistributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Noni'errous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
2,260
303
122
ie»
3°
2,260
285
to
26
10
80
125
158
20
129
198
26
172
123
56
140
33
107
398
23
an
30
9
85
100
36
63
53
39
in
151
102
1, 132, 164
507.986
295i98t
152.157
26.876
1,132,161*
170,249
66,955
6.605
2.573
58,676
35.im0
59.615
19.1*3
40.472
140,786
30,798
109,988
60.945
42.439
24.345
6.887
6.798
4.409
22.256
8.728
(D)
9.874
(D)
19,872
7.024
12.848
35,654
19.023
10.410
(D)
(D)
12.240
51 .127
18.426
32.701
87.412
39.480
41 .092
6.840
62.332
1 1 .452
50.880
72.036
44.878
27.156
151.431
(C)
7.845
19.110
7.814
41 .135
31 .456
7.061
10.020
(D)
30.775
24.733
6.042
45, 469
9,602
35,867
67.526
9.620
14.953
4.794
8.487
2.587
15.532
1 .986
1 .726
7.839
151 ,280
106, 350
25,939
17.218
231
1 .542
106, 350
8,413
5, 306
265
128
986
1,728
1 .822
564
1.258
12,641
1,475
11 , 166
2.812
4.137
2.658
653
486
330
2.766
1 .258
(D)
1.115
(D)
2.047
465
1.582
3.563
2.427
717
(D)
(D)
7.069
5.991
501
5.490
10.008
4.858
4.044
1 .106
10.739
1 .961
8.778
7.160
5.485
1 .675
15.046
CD)
813
2.556
571
3.588
4 .398
957
1 (089
(D)
4.947
4.680
267
2,593
824
1 .769
170,492
51 ,059
27.821
9.686
3.529
1 70, 492
17,280
6,464
831
448
5, 172
4,365
7.1 19
1.558
5.561
13,346
5,789
8,057
3.569
7.383
3.236
1 .560
1.391
1. 196
3.312
1.328
(D)
1 .608
tD)
3,146
1.252
1.894
7,548
4, 125
1,576
(D)
(D)
2,859
1 1.419
2,433
8.986
13.073
5.699
5.598
1.776
11.514
2.558
8.956
1 1.746
5.665
6.081
30,549
(D)
I .863
3.050
1. 161
9.538
7.428
1,907
2,5 35
(D)
6.182
5.465
717
8,807
2,652
6, 155
15.1
10.1
6.4
13.1
15.1
10.1
9.7
12.6
17.4
8.8
12.3
11.9
8.1
13.7
9.8
18.8
7.5
5.9
17.4
13.3
22.7
20.5
27.1
14.9
15.2
(D)
16.3
(D)
15.8
17.8
14.7
21 .2
21.7
15.1
(D)
(D)
23.4
22.3
13.2
27.5
15.0
14.4
18.5
22.3
17.5
15.3
12.6
22.4
20.2
(D)
23.7
15.0
14.9
23.2
23.6
27.0
25.3
(D)
20.1
22.1
11.9
27.6
17 .2
139,592
93,754
27,764
12.581
3.555
1 ,837
93,754
9, 193
3,333
463
251
2,842
2, 304
3.71 1
712
2.999
7,768
3,009
4,759
1 .690
4.165
1 .964
91 1
661
630
1 .631
652
(D)
707
(D)
1 .629
622
1 .O07
4, 048
2.408
649
(D)
<D)
1.635
6.852
1 ,270
5.582
7.325
3.169
3.032
1 .124
6.395
1 .481
4.914
6.141
3.195
2.946
17.456
(D)
1 .001
1 .815
524
5.537
4.487
1 .120
1 .295
(D)
3.239
2.874
365
4,743
1 ,223
3.520
2,680,006
1 ,764,681
567.940
237.716
64.333
45,336
1.764,681
174,248
63,088
8.699
5.254
52,456
44, 741
59.452
13.775
45.676
156,773
56,722
100,051
31 .176
76.558
33.617
20.381
1 1 .982
10.578
32.326
1 1 .679
(D)
15.917
(D)
32,361
12.963
19.398
71 .759
40.525
10.552
(D)
(D)
40, 150
130.307
22.387
107.920
142.009
60.754
59.155
22.100
122.583
27.559
94.924
1 12.953
54 , 1 3 1
58,822
315,491
(D)
19.214
27.997
11.937
104.391
82.400
1 9 . 1 59
23.549
(D)
63.4'4
56.465
6.938
90,421
25,258
65, 163
51.587
21 .903
5,557
2.550
581
89b
,903
,273
820
149
57
610
637
927
199
728
1 ,531
663
868
453
997
480
202
167
148
410
140
(D)
214
(D)
336
138
198
867
508
138
(D)
(D)
1 .659
270
1 .389
1 .553
671
614
268
1 ,295
319
977
1 ,274
694
580
3.510
(D)
212
327
138
1 .031
964
250
321
(D)
558
579
1 ,244
311
933
29.956
20,726
5,655
2.417
536
522
2,247
808
136
55
623
625
911
199
712
1 .536
683
853
444
999
473
203
169
154
404
137
(D)
214
(D)
343
138
205
868
505
139
(0)
(D)
1 .629
257
1 .372
1 .535
659
600
265
1 .299
320
979
1 .273
558
615
3.508
(U)
219
329
142
I .01 1
974
246
318
(D)
651
583
78
1 ,249
320
929
30,537
20,883
5.693
2.39lt
679
888
20,883
2,290
817
131
63
62 7
652
888
212
676
1,546
702
456
1 .007
475
211
165
155
432
149
(D)
225
(D)
335
125
210
652
502
134
(D)
(0)
1 .648
252
1 .396
1 .514
653
575
275
1 .307
328
979
1 ,259
608
651
3.510
(D)
21 1
320
135
1 .069
933
258
309
(D)
650
565
85
1,218
304
914
Other merchant wholesalers 199 67.525 4.596 11.140 16.5 6.132 111.710 1.616 1.554 1.602
Amusement, sporting goods distributors 42 9.620 1.353 1.531 15.9 853 16.490 186 187 201
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers 25 14.953 286 2.402 15.1 1.566 26.002 500 460 437
Coal wholesalers 6 4.794 253 675 14.1 311 5.560 70
Farm supplies wholesalers 18 8.487 827 1.916 22.5 1,011 19.353 311
Jewelry wholesalers 15 2.587 5ia 4o5 15.7 191 3,537
Petroleum products distributors 29 15.532 43o 2.043 13.2 1.051 19.561
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers 13 1.98a 150 456 23,4 245 4.291
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers _.. 15 1.726 58 410 23.8 218 3.565
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers 36 7.839 701 1.292 15.5 566 13.141
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not apphcable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commieslon received-
197
70
153
196
75
76
159
288
48
204
103
69
186
32,454
22,471
5,755
2.592
586
950
22,471
2,349
825
1
654
652
948
208
740
1,539
664
375
455
1 .028
494
222
167
145
468
178
(D)
226
(D)
393
154
239
670
501
130
tD)
(D)
1 .679
253
1 .426
1 .597
673
625
298
1 .412
343
1 .059
1 .282
617
665
3.579
(D)
234
310
143
1 .014
1 .003
282
329
(D)
705
604
101
1.277
337
940
1 .705
233
469
72
297
49
204
106
59
206
. Represents zero.
CONNECTICUT
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
7-5
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov, 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
ness&s,
Nov.
(Number)
Type by Kiad of Business — Coa.
Manu&CTufers' sales braocbes, sales offices
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and related products
Furniture and fixtures
Paper and allied products
Chemicals and alhed products
Rubber products
Leather and leather products. . . .
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primary metal products
Fabricated metal products
Machinery (except electrical)
Electrical machinery
Transportation equipment _
Instruments and related products.
Other manufacturers' products*..
Peiroleum bulk plaais, lermiaals aod LP gas facilities.
GasoUne, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants _
Distributing tenninals
Wholesale LP gas facilities .,,
Merchandise agents, brokers
Groceries, confectionery, meats..
Farm products (edible)
Dair)', poultry products
Fruits, vegetables
Drugs, chemicals, paints ,
Apparel (including footwear) .
Dry goods, piece goods
Furniture, home fumishrngB..
Paper, allied products
Farm products (raw materiaJa) __.
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool, mohair
Miscellaneous inedible £ann products..
Automotive ^
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances.
Hardware, plumbing, heating goods _ ,
Luniljcr, constniction materials
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Dairy. poultr>' products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials) . .
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers.
503
213
90
76
3
122
119
80
39
IBB
22
507,986
295,365
212t621
163,131
(D)
tD)
3. 248
CD)
22tC94
(D)
6,560
84,552
9,451
6ai979
68 1 553
9»011
17,372
281379
295i984
294 1 273
60,923
253.350
1 i71 1
152.157
38i694
7.711
(D)
(D)
CD)
• ••
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
■ • •
(D)
(D)
11 ■ 1 86
6i223
8.U73
29t2«2
ai6U5
30i8U0
26<876
18,165
(D)
6. 551
(D)
25,939
25,939
2.712
(d)
(D)
175
(D)
<:20
(D)
493
561
2.001
1 1 f 6811
1i032
1i255
253
3«0">8
17|218
17.112
3,299
13,813
1C6
231
(D)
(D)
(D)
I'd)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
• ••
• ••
(D)
1
2
100
108
1 iS«2
89
(D)
51 ,059
37,9t9
13. 1 1C
16
ei3
(D)
(Dl
529
(D)
1 .651
(D)
712
2,658
eu4
1 1.276
3.607
1.373
3.010
3.3«1
27.821
27.000
7,326
19,67«
"21
9*686
2.187
268
to)
(D)
(D)
(*D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
776
552
359
2.836
562
1.101
3,529
1,616
(D)
1 .U37
(D)
10.1
12.8
10.3
(D)
(D)
16.3
(D)
7.=
(D)
l—o
3.2
8.9
17.1
5.6
15.2
17.3
1 1,8
9.1
18.0
6.1
5.7
3.5
(D)
(D)
(D)
(Si
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6.9
8.9
1.2
9.7
6.5
4.5
13 .1
9.1
(D)
21.9
(D)
27,76t
21,11*2
.M70
(D)
(D)
'51
(D)
(D)
533
1 ,228
190
7.507
2.300
032
1 .851
2.021
1 2.581
12.211
3,395
•8.816
370
3.656
616
71
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
("d)
(D)
(D)
319
291
'50
1 .225
190
515
1,837
833
(D)
782
(D)
567,91*0
1*2 5,959
113.981
155.236
(D)
(o!
6. 9') 14
(0)
12.711
(D)
12.159
23, 153
7.403
153.912
15.010
18.121
52.715
39.070
237.716
231 .518
67,901
163,611
6.198
61.333
9.981
1 .827
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
6.530
1,950
2.912
21.335
3.227
6.561
15,336
17.159
(D)
21,680
(D)
5,557
1, 371
1 .I^S
1 .671
(D)
(0)
RQ
(D)
1^3
(D)
1 11
215
72
1 .107
107
215
127
151
2.55"
2.171
76
681
117
9
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
'(*D*)
Vd*)
(D)
52
19
32
208
10
67
896
211
(D)
55?
(d)
5,655
1,102
1 .253
I .777
(D)
(D)
78
(D)
1?C
(D)
I 19
212
78
1.117
408
211
128
439
2.117
2.313
731
1 ,609
71
636
I'^e
9
(D)
(D)
(D)
*(*d')
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
50
45
38
209
41
68
522
236
(D)
213
(D)
5,693
4,148
I .2»'5
.812
(D)
(D)
76
(D)
1 19
(D)
121
205
79
1 .421
414
211
420
430
2.394
2.313
728
1 ,585
61
679
145
18
(D)
(D)
(D)
• • •
(D)
(d;
(0)
(D)
• • •
(D)
(D)
(D)
53
48
36
231
40
69
247
(D)
593
(D)
5,755
4,526
1 .759
(D)
'n
(D)
124
(0)
129
208
68
1 .435
41 1
21 1
117
451
2.592
2.519
801
1 ,718
73
686
158
20
(D)
(D)
(D)
I'd]
(D)
(D)
(D)
(U)
(D)
(0)
52
232
35
70
950
261
(D)
621
(D)
(D'
(D
*(D'
(D
23
28
2B
(D)
(D)
(U)
Vd*)
(D)
(D)
(D)
■ • •
(D)
• • •
(D)
(D)
15
3
19
8
(D)
4
(D)
Standard NoUs: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.ec. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishinR, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
'Entries for merchandise agenta and brokers represent brokerage or oonmlsslon received.
. Ftepresenta zero.
7-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES, CITIES OF 3,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city
Establishments
(Number!
Payroll,
entire year
($1,0001
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
(Numberl
Establishments
(Numberl
Sales
(Si.oooi
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
Payroll
(Dollan;}
Employees
(Numberl
($1,0001
2,912
748
139.592
36,568
2.680.006
693.577
32.454
7.769
1 ,366
325
2,260
596'
1 . 132. 164
301.513
652
152
983,003
Fairfield County
1081650
320
54
58
9
144
163
695
18,751
1 1692
li925
157
7 1782
6l261
48.465
364, 178
321459
36.798
21549
1421060
1 151533
918,484
4,036
359
434
35
1 1648
1 1257
1 1 ,544
132
32
20
6
74
61
408
261
47
52
6
1 12
1 18
669
164.067
16.679
17.332
1 1236
6Bi729
33i470
413.870
59
7
6
3
32
45
226
871897
101197
1 1 i091
281 832
49*375
324.990
Hartford County
22
543
57
273
78
406
32,727
1 178U
13l544
1 1946
71614
638,955
301723
2411 192
361329
104
8,378
410
21652
543
17
234
32
125
39
17
407
53
192
57
21031
287.983
2O1O79
103l757
171447
5
136
4
81
21
21890
221 .621
3l987
961492
141004
Remainiier of County
Litchfield County
Torrlngton
42
7
29
64
11077
(0)
(D)
21404
181978
(Dl
(D)
471323
301
(Dl
(D)
695
21
(01
(D)
36
35
5
17
49
I3i386
(01
(D)
1 1 1609
7
2
12
15
6 1662
(Dl
(D)
141337
Remainder of County
Middlesex County
Hiddletown
28
36
883
794
I16IO
41 ,488
141439
321884
817,433
1B3
512
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WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948' THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
(SI .000)
Inventories,
end of year
I94S, at cost
(SI ,000)
Operating expenses
1948
(inc. payToID*
Payroll.
entire year
I94S
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees.
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
Geographic area, and type of operation
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
THl STATE
Toeal
2.151
XXX
110,993
XXX
XXX
86,122
1,619,260
25,969
938
Merchant wholesalers, . ,_._...._...____ . _ .
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleiun bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilitie>
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products. ......._.....
1,636
310
118
71
16
763,455
(D)
218,574
49,532
(D)
76,183
(D)
23,707
89
(D)
105,594
(D)
16,292
1,955
(D)
13 .8
(D)
7.5
3.9
(D)
60,610
(D)
7,694
793
(D)
1,119,786
(D)
145,846
14,741
(D)
18,663
(D)
2,153
256
(D)
899
(D)
24
54
(D)
STANDARD METROPOUTAN AREAS
BRIDGEPORT
Total
2S2
XXX
18,566
XXX
XXX
12,899
245,003
3,772
108
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers .
A-ssemblers of farm products.
216
47
13
6
U5,315
27,870
31,011
777
11,426
1,199
5,908
33
15,929
3,730
4,966
71
13.8
U.4
16.0
9.1
9,352
2,324
1,191
32
172,932
48,435
22,943
698
2,709
666
382
15
103
2
3
H.-\RrFORD
Tool
617
XXX
29,980
XXX
XXX
27,269
513,679
7,965
297
438
118
19
37
5
247,454
(D)
54,837
19,229
(D)
23,780
(D)
1,833
28
(D)
32,836
(D)
1,931
1,148
(B)
13.3
(D)
3.5
6.0
(D)
18,237
(D)
1,705
472
(D)
337,674
(D)
33,518
8,132
(D)
5,489
(D)
464
161
(D)
264
(D)
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP eas facilities ...
-Merchandise agents, brokers.
-Assemblers of farm prtiducts.
3
29
(D)
NEW BRITAIN-BRISTOL
Tool
77
XXX
2,171
XXX
XXX
1,809
34,977
582
43
-Merchant wholesalers. .
Manufacturers sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers _ ...
66
7
4
18,375
11,635
1,425
1,599
505
67
2,466
951
178
13.4
8.2
12.5
1,341
386
82
26,126
7,281
1,570
443
113
26
43
NE .V HAVEN
Toial.
537
XXX
27,419
XXX
XXX
25,235
468,168
7,626
236
Merchant wholesalers. . ,
Manufacturers" sales branches, sales offices .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas faciUtie^
431
68
15
20
3
213,852
(D)
73,190
14,598
(D)
22,651
(D)
1,559
19
(D)
31,200
(D)
2,594
563
(D)
14.6
(D)
3.5
3.9
(D)
18,226
(D)
1,812
241
(D)
329,101
(D)
33,975
4,854
(D)
5,587
(D)
444
62
(D)
215
(D)
3
15
Assemblers of farm products. . .
(D)
SPRINGFIELD- HOLYOKE
Tool
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facihties . .!
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products.
456
356
70
15
15
.XXX
172,842
75,129
22,928
3,472
18,829
15,413
3,197
196
23
XXX
22,042
8,752
339
267
XXX
12. S
11.6
1.5
7.7
18,377
12,542
4,896
828
111
345,062
234,780
92,562
15,421
2,299
5,653
3,923
1,479
215
3c
164
15C
11
STAMFORD-NOR.-..ALK
...
...
Tool
127
XXX
4,.!11
XXX
XXX
5,331
100,146
1,459
56
Merchant wholesalers
-Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas faciiiti,?^
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products .
97
14
14
2
48,359
12,'i09
(D)
(D)
4,217
365
(D)
!D)
6,626
1,174
(D)
(3)
13.7
9.5
(D)
3,978
676
(D)
(Dl
73,803
12,900
(D)
1,086
175
(D)
(D)
55
(D)
(D)
WATtRBURY
Tool
123
.XXX
4,606
XIX
JXX
4,4-^'
83,706
1,461
49
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices.
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP pas facilitie.-,
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products.
StanrtftrH Vot<»«- tn\ WithhaU f„ .,,„:^ ,4;o„l„«. /xr » \ xt— ;i-i.i.
95
18
9
\
38,811
13,753
(D)
(D)
3,620
534
(D)
(D)
5,897
1,230
(D)
(D)
15.2
8.9
(D)
(D)
3,519
728
(D)
(D)
65,046
15,227
(D)
(D)
1,176
218
(D)
(D)
41
1
(D)
(D)
. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified
EntnM for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Onsus of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
-X-X.X Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent. . . - Represents xero.
CONNECTICUT
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Table 105. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 — THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954— Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Geogr&phic area, and type of operation
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Number)
Sates, entire
year 1948
(SI, OOP)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1,(X)0)
Operating expenses
1948
(inc. payroll)*
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll.
entire year
1948
(81,000)
Payroll and paid employees.
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(NiMibcr)
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
COUNTIES WITH too OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABUSHMENTS IN 1954
FAIRFIELD
Toal
Merchant wholesalets.
Other operating types
HARTFORD
Total.
Merchant wholesalers.
Other operating types
NEW HAVEN
Total,.
Merchant wholesalers. .
Other operating types..
NEW LONDON
Total
Merchant wholesalers..
Other operating typea..
ua
335
105
513
191
592
148
106
33
XXX
166,509
269, li3
199,608
275,991
222,205
31,322
24,845
24,830
16,131
8,699
32,826
26,054
6,772
28,302
5,939
13,820
3,935
9,885
22,790
11,930
35,846
15,655
40,413
14,184
3,968
2,483
13.7
13.0
XXX
13.3
14.6
6.4
12.7
10.0
18,754
13,587
5,167
29,303
19,79S
9,505
23 ,654
8,303
3,636
2,218
1,468
246,366
103,662
553 ,425
358,464
184,961
436.342
164,014
41,936
27,184
5,395
3,S83
1,512
e.629
6,013
2,616
7,429
2,420
821
428
179
173
6
311
33
294
31
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. .Not elsewhere classihed. X.XX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than I).I15 iiercent.
•Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
DELAWARE
DELAWARE
:3 COUNTIES)
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
CODE
WILMINGTON
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 25,000 TO 100,000
* PLACES OF 100,000 AND OVER
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: I95U - The State Q-k
102. Wholesale Trade: I95I+ - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More 8-4
103. Wholesale Trade: 195'*- - Standard Metropolitan Areas 8-5
IOI+. Wholesale Trade: 195^ - Counties with 100 Establishments or More.. 8-5
105. Wholesale Trade: 1914-8 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Counties with 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 195'*''''- 8-6
5-3
8-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE IKADE; 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
<$1.000)
Per-
cent
of
Payroll.
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
May 15
Aug. 15
Active
proprie-
tonj of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Wholesale tnde, total-
Type of Operation
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Farm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Electrical, electronics, appliance distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers..
Lumber, construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors...
Scrap, waste materials dealers _ .
Other merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices-
Sales branches (with stocks)..
Sales offices (^vithout stocks)
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities-.
Gasoline, distillates, residuals
Bulk plants
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers-
Assemblers of farm products
Farm products (edible)
Farm products (raw materials)
Farm supplies ....
Miscellaneous farm products assemblers. .
28'*
59
18
18
m3. 362
569.575
40.419
22-951
50,464
143. 362
17-059
5, 344
24-455
9.505
'.477
(D)
(D)
2. 1 19
3.455
3. 183
12.993
7-431
14.034
12.333
6. 17B
1 -622
6.948
569.575
(D)
(0)
40.419
(D)
12,240
(D)
(D)
22.051
30.464
24,990
5.474
15, 392
7.569
2.109
13
1 .298
15, 392
1.715
25
2.354
556
362
!d)
(D)
189
561
1 .363
1 .589
1 .452
1 .228
1 .9?!
686
147
567
7.569
(D)'
(D)
2.109
(D)
461
(D)
(D)
1 .298
859
439
21 ,609
50.997
4.007
61 1
1 ,758
21 ,609
2.249
993
3. 183
522
5^4
(D)
(D)
4 39
4 09
i.eio
1.521
1.343
2.872
2.766
460
515
1.274
50-997
(D)
(D)
4.007
(D)
1 ,520
(D)
(D)
61 1
1 ,758
1 ,319
4 39
15.1
9.0
9.9
2.7
5.8
15.1
13.2
18.6
13.0
5.5
20.3
(D)
(D)
20.7
1 1.8
22.1
11.7
18.1
20.5
22."
7.4
9.0
(D)
(D)
9,9
(D)
12.4
(D)
(D)
2.7
5.8
5-3
8.0
1 1 ,779
21 .644
1 .407
318
752
11,779
1 .235
355
1 .597
330
299
(D)
(D)
233
171
1 .135
356
650
1 .505
1 .800
202
269
760
21 .644
(D)
(D)
1 .407
(D)
445
(D)
(D)
318
752
588
164
238.293
380.245
27.137
6.380
18,778
238.293
25.003
6,916
29.692
5.645
5.685
(D)
(D)
4.361
3.314
21 .719
16.275
12.369
30.924
U5.600
3.980
5.408
14.625
360.245
(D)
CD)
27
137
(D)
8,9 32
(D)
(D)
6.380
18,778
15.766
3.012
2,947
3. 108
305
58
325
,947
371
142
31<>
98
75
(D)
(D)
63
37
251
205
149
347
385
50
3.103
(D)
(D)
305
(D)
107
(D)
(D)
58
325
279
2,855
3.178
306
2,855
284
136
324
95
74
(D)
(D)
64
45
247
198
152
360
3S9
54
.178
(D)
(D)
(D)
101
(D)
(D)
322
273
2,886
3.237
30t,
2,886
29C
138
331
88
77
(D)
(D)
62
36
251
190
149
375
426
59
81
275
3.237
(b)
(D)
306
(D)
105
(D)
(D)
79
167
125
42
2.999
3U7
145
332
85
75
(D)
(D)
62
40
286
194
161
374
432
59
84
260
3.229
(D)
(D)
327
(D)
133
(D)
(D)
60
410
35 3
57
195
7
12
155
16
17
12
10
8
(D)
(D)
6.
1
12
3
7
6
21
1
15
IS
(D)
(D)
21
(D)
21
(D)
(D)
12
9
Standard Notes: (P) Withheld to avojd disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent. . . . Represents zero.
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANli) OK MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Coimty and city
Total
"T
Establishments
(Number)
Pa.vroU.
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
Active
proprietors of
imincorporated
businesses,
November
(Number)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
(Number)
Other operating types
Establishments
Sales
($1,000)
Delaware, total.
Kent County
Dover ,
Hilford Cpart)^
Remainder of Coimty.
New Castle County
Elsmere
Newark...,
New Castle
Wiljnington ,
Remainder of County.,
Sussex Ck>imty, ...,...,.,
Milford (part)^
Reijainder of County..
417
.193
284
271
824
(D)
(D)
31.805
16.515
(D)
(D)
592. 157
2
3
2
236
28
84
(D)
(0)
(01
26 . 1 20
2.936
2.007
219
(D)
(D)
5.805
3
(D)
(D)
(Dl
(Dl
(D)
469.802
76. 133
37.268
ID)
(D)
(D)
4,342
869
614
8.867
(D)
(D)
108.632
(0)
ID)
10)
95
15
1
1
1
1711
18
ID)
(0)
10)
99.853
7.769
IE
296
1711
4.605
32.683
207
77
537
3.964
14.245
25.025
S.777
CD)
CD)
610.576
ID)
ID)
ID)
530.560
52.404
29,808
1.59*
28,209
Standard Note* ■ (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available.
^Milford is in Kent and Sussex counties.
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
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8-6
WHOLESALE TRADE-AREA STATISTICS
Table 105, WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 —THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Establish-
ments.
1948
(Number)
Sales, entire
year 1948
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of year
1948. at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
1948
(inc. payroll)*
Payroll,
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
GeograpKic area, and type of operation
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Number)
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
(Number)
THE STATE
Tolal ...
31*1*
213
56
38
11*
23
232
165
1*1*
13
8
2
209
152
57
XXX
85,556
(D)
19,781
(D)
(D)
XXX
72,51*6
(D)
13,956
(D)
(D)
XXX
68, 327
357,233
22,761
9, 150
(D)
2,587
(D)
(D)
19,599
8,057
(B)
669
(D)
(D)
18,870
7,502
11 . 368
XXX
11 ,229
(D)
2,333
(D)
(D)
XXX
9,768
(D)
610
(D)
(D)
XXX
9, 107
26,693
XXX
13.1
(D)
11.8
(D)
(D)
XXX
13.5
(D)
i*,i+
(D)
(D)
XXX
13.3
7.5
17.672
6,217
(D)
676
(D)
(D)
15,877
5,1*35
(D)
358
(D)
(D)
15, 398
5,062
10,336
351,185
118, 386
(D)
13.039
(D)
(D)
311*, 31*0
101*, 1+1*0
(D)
6,678
(D)
(D)
301*, 386
96,538
207,81*8
5, ItO
2,172
(D)
21*6
(D)
(D)
H,228
1 ,807
(D)
123
(D)
(D)
it.039
1 ,677
2, 362
187
Merchant wholesalers _ , ..
1 31
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices . _ . . -
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
(D)
22
(D)
Assemblers of farm products, _ _
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS
WILMINGTON
Total _ .
Merchant wholesalers
(D)
121
1 08
(D)
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and I.P ga^ facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products.
COUNTIES WITH 100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN t9;4
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
TouU
Merchant wholesalers
10
(D)
(r)
102
96
Standard Notes: I D) Withheld to avmd disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not aDplicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent. . . . Represents zero.
•Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have h»^n adjusted for scope changes.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
CODE
I WASHINGTON D.C.
LEGEND
• PLACES OF 25,000 TO 100,000
• PLACES OF 100,000 AND OVER
STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREA
CONTENTS
Table Page
101. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - The State 9-4
102. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More (Not applicable)
103. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Standard Metropolitan Areas 9-6
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Counties With 100 Establishments or
More (Not applicable)
105. Wholesale Trade: 1948 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Counties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954 9-8
9-3
9-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1934 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
Ush-
ments
Sales
Inventories.
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)^
Amount
($1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov, 15
March ]5
(Number)
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
May 15
Aug, 1.5
iNumhfer)
Nov. 1.5
(Number)
propne-
toni of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Wholesale trade, total ,
Type of Operatioo
Metcham wholesalers . . - - -
Manufacturers' sales braoches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilittes.
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products ..,.
Type by Kind of Business
Merchant wholesalers.
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers . -
General -line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers .
Fish, sea food distributors. . , - , . ,
Meat, meat products wholesalers _
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers. .
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors ...
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalers.
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco distributors..
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers.
General-hne drug wlioiesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial cliemicals. explosives distributors . .
Paint, varnish wholesalers. - -.
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers ,
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry gootis wholesalers
Specialty-line diy goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters , . ,
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers.. ,
Furniture (hou-sehold. office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers
Paper, allied products wholesalers -
Coarse paper and products wholesalers
Printing and line paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers. -
Wallpaper wholesalers
Farm products (law materials) merchants.
Automotive wholesalers.
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supplies distributors. , . .
Electrical apphance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors -
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supplies distributors
Air conditioning, comm, refrigeration equip., distrs.
Ojtmnercial machines, equipment distributors . ,
Construction macliinery, equipment dealers. .
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers ...
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supplies distributors
Professional equipment, supplies distributors
Service establishment supply houses.
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers.
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers. , . . .
Other merchant wholesalers ,
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers ,
Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers , ,
Jewelry wholesalers.. ..
Petroletun pioducts distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers.
1,090
761
190
761
10
583.831
598.075
16.278
185,850
6.035
583.831
108.366
39.890
2.295
3.802
38.9»5
23.t3t
50.391
24.216
26.175
68.794
10.115
58.679
21.831
15.865
2.651
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
11,55U
6,2>t2
5.312
31 .152
7.637
18.249
(D)
(D)
(D)
20.792
(D)
(D)
65. 106
24.770
32.737
7.599
44,889
(D)
(D)
46.501
19.957
26.644
36.664
2.073
4.677
(D)
361
(D)
1 .847
8.704
9.967
3.558
(D)
(D)
(D)
6.616
1 .009
5.607
35.760
4.096
9.351
(D)
(D)
2.952
(D)
1.635
1.416
1 1.032
52.604
9,301
.822
52.604
5.291;
3.050
732
381
351
3.448
365
8.083
1 .136
2.580
1 .935
330
29
386
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,685
909
776
2.097
748
737
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.<:9l
(D)
(D)
7.592
3.063
3.354
1.155
7.821
CD)
(D)
3.790
1 .291
2.499
4.014
275
337
(D)
1 I
(D)
278
1 .224
1 .525
136
(D)
(D)
(D)
157
41
116
4.202
514
296
(D)
(D)
405
(PJ
156
103
2.299
82.852
43.044
4.994
7,258
623
62,852
10.410
2,026
322
677
4,020
3.363
5,319
2,550
2.759
5,645
1 ,867
3,778
1,.'65
3. 116
1,822
530
58
595
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
2,603
1.535
1,058
4,131
1,601
1,333
(D)
(D)
(D)
4,419
(D)
(D)
9,281
3,058
4,776
1,447
8.518
(D)
(D)
10,065
2.238
7,827
9,022
451
1,518
(D)
53
(D)
473
2,1 95
2,510
737
(D)
(D)
(D)
2,095
391
1,704
6,^48
■;41
l.t'l 1
(D)
(D)
566
(D)
423
317
1.289
XXX
14,2
7.2
10.6
3.9
10.3
14.2
9.5
5.1
14.0
17.6
10.3
14,4
10.5
10.5
10.6
.3
.5
.0
27.8
22.7
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
22.5
24.6
20.1
13.3
21.0
7.3
(D)
(D)
(D)
21.3
(D)
(D)
4.3
2.3
19,0
(D)
(D)
29.4
24,6
23.2
32,5
(D)
17.5
(D)
25.6
25.2
25.2
20.1
(D)
(D)
(D)
31.7
36.6
30.4
16.9
23.0
19.3
(D)
19.8
(D)
25.9
22.4
11.7
47.364
24,188
1 ,648
3. 185
343
47.384
6,113
1 .400
154
363
2,298
1,866
2,759
1 ,187
1 ,572
3,229
Q44
2,265
973
1 ,987
1 ,775
306
14
392
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
656
2,567
1 ,068
875
(D)
(D)
(D)
2,577
(D)
(D)
5,288
1 ,797
2,586
905
5. 350
(D)
(D)
5,129
1 ,268
3,B51
4,919
291
909
(D)
30
(D)
266
1 ,155
1 ,361
314
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 ,057
212
B45
3,348
523
1 ,063
(D)
(D)
302
(D)
229
174
654
1 .507.462
927,669
483,243
32.907
56,582
7,051
927,669
1 10,229
26,990
2,851
6,392
40,846
33,140
53,450
23,189
30,271
53,290
15,527
45.763
22.212
35,534
21 ,631
6, 175
255
7,463
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
26,125
14,784
1 1 ,341
47,425
18,268
15,301
(D)
(D)
(D)
52,917
(D)
(D)
124.955
43,945
63,295
17,71-i
65,959
(D)
(D)
107,256
23,432
83,624
100,181
5,218
22,405
(D)
280
(D)
4,550
23,139
25.494
5.376
(D)
(D)
(D)
20.832
4.342
15,490
59,976
9,785
27,442
(D)
(D)
5,51 1
(D)
4,843
3,047
13,227
16, 151
10,607
4,538
419
520
57
10,607
1 ,385
375
61
89
473
366
708
292
415
522
171
351
467
286
66
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
332
183
149
5"2
224
114
(D)
(D)
(D)
544
(D)
(D)
1 ,153
413
565
175
1,212
(D)
(D)
1 ,130
225
905
1 ,072
61
157
(D)
6
(D)
65
273
306
(D)
(D)
(D)
294
786
155
256
(D)
(D)
71
W
66
38
10,621
4.553
368
511
73
10,621
1 .391
373
58
88
472
400
774
299
475
521
174
347
47 3
287
90
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
335
192
143
505
226
1 12
(D)
(D)
(D)
636
(D)
(D)
1 .107
407
523
177
1 ,209
(D)
(D)
1 .136
234
902
166
(D)
7
(D)
58
255
315
(D)
(D)
(D)
358
57
301
733
1 14
254
(D)
(D)
69
16,223
10,679
4.570
358
520
96
10.679
1 .406
366
50
86
494
400
759
298
471
520
182
338
461
282
85
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
336
196
140
507
230
1 15
(D)
(D)
(D)
625
(D)
(D)
1,118
410
521
187
1 ,264
(D)
(D)
1 ,163
242
921
163
(D)
7
(D)
52
261
304
(D)
(D)
(D)
738
159
235
(D)
(D)
59
(D)
52
37
86
16,733
11 ,056
4,659
385
550
83
11 ,056
1 ,433
383
55
91
494
409
856
308
548
528
168
350
245
474
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
346
205
141
515
230
119
(D)
(D)
(D)
656
(D)
(D)
1 ,159
401
556
192
1 ,262
(D)
(D)
1 ,164
231
933
1 ,105
57
205
(D^
(D)
55
251
325
59
(D)
(D)
(D)
329
807
170
250
(D)
(D)
75
(D)
59
40
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ( NA ) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not apphcable, (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. Represents zero.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or comoission received.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
9-5
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1934 ~ THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
. end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll) "
Amount
t $1.000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
PayroU.
entire year
Payroll,
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(NumlKT)
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
Nov.
(Number)
Type by Kind of Btuioess— Coo.
Manu&cturers' sales branches, sales offices.
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Food and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and related products
Furniture and fixtures
Paper and allied products
Chemicais and allied products
Rubber products
Leather and leather products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Primarj' metal products
Fabricated metal products..-
Machiner>- (except electrical)
Electrical machinery
Transportation equipment.
Instruments and related products..
Other manufacturers' products*...
Petroleum bulk plaois, termioals and LP gas bcilities..
Gasoline, distUlates, residuals
Bulk plants..
Distributing terminals
Wholesale LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agents, brokers. _ . _ .
Groceries, confectionery, meats..
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products.
Fruits, v^etables
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Apparel (including footwear)..
Dry goods, piece goods
Furniture, home furnishings..
Paper, allied products
Farm products (raw materials)
Cotton
Grain
Hides, skins, raw has __
Livestock
Tobacco (leaf)
Wool . mohair
Miscellaneous inedible farm products-
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appliances
Hardware, plumbing, heating goods
Lumber, construction materials
Machinery, equipment, supplies
Metals, metalwork (except scrap)
Other merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
Dairy, poultry products
Fresh fruits, vegetables
Farm products (raw materials)..
Farm supplies
Other farm products assemblers.
190
108
82
126
15
6
^98 1 075
28 3 t 375
31Ut700
75*869
/D)
7,562
(D)
(D)
(D)
20i96a
ai i72U
15.010
73,992
76,348
243,662
6,484
22*402
1+6,278
46,278
(D)
(D)
185,850
(D)
'*3.950
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
3,045
(D)
16.457
(D)
2,582
50,365
12,647
23,266
6,035
(D)
(D)
9,301
-3,301
1 ,755
(D)
• ••
256
(D)
(D)
(D)
IBS
•47
.=05
2.209
2.'452
1.069
373
J36
822
822
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
5
(D)
3
20
£23
(D)
(D)
32,494
10.550
7,303
(D)
I.OIS
(D)
(D)
(D)
1,815
1.298
1,?7«
13,503
7,722
4,535
1.612
1.613
4.994
4,994
(D)
,(D)
9.6
(D)
• ■ •
13.5
(D)
(0)
(D)
8.7
18.2
10.1
79
7,258
3.9
(D)
(D)
(D)
10
683
2.0
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(t>)
(D)
(D)
134
(D)
4.4
(D)
775
(D)
221
2.043
41 1
1 , 366
623
(D)
(D)
(D)
4.7
(D)
10.3
(0)
24.188
1 7,548
6.640
3.591
(D)
600
(0)
(D)
(D)
771
769
735
10.247
2.567
2.199
1 1068
1 ,016
1 .648
1.648
(D)
(D)
3.185
(0)
330
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
336
(0)
111
909
130
578
343
(D)
(D)
483,243
353.743
129,495
71 ,97j
(D)
10.825
(D)
(D)
(D)
15,406
15.661
12,295
209,576
53.252
40.252
20.525
21.815
32.907
32,907
(D)
(D)
56,582
(D)
6,597
(D)
to)
(0)
(D)
(D)
1 .06 5
(D)
6, 390
(D)
1 ll77
18.635
1 ,469
11 ,217
7,061
(D)
(D)
4,538
3,486
1 .052
8?9
(D)
1 14
(D)
(D)
(D)
152
121
141
1 ,730
479
406
220
2G6
419
419
(D)
(D)
520
(D)
85
(0)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
14
(D)
54
(D)
12
124
13
67
(D)
(D)
4,553
3,528
1 .025
d41
(D)
1 11
(D)
(D)
(D)
147
126
154
1 .710
524
396
216
204
358
368
(D)
(D)
511
(D)
(D)
(0)
(D)
(0)
(D)
73
to)
(D)
4.570
3.550
1 1020
B16
(D)
109
(D)
(D)
(D)
152
127
159
1 ,712
541
392
219
216
358
358
(0)
(0)
520
(0)
87
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D
5:
(D
16
124
16
106
(D)
(D)
4,659
3l615
1 i044
658
(D)
iio
(D)
(D)
(D)
160
134
132
1 i764
540
384
221
232
385
385
(D)
(D)
550
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
14
(D)
60
(D)
12
127
15
104
83
(D)
(D)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere cJassilied. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . JRepresents zero
•Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
(oi
(D)
85
(D)
10
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
11
(0)
3
7
2
(D)
(D)
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
(Not applicable)
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WHOLESALE TRADE-AREA STATISTICS
Table 105.
WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948 — THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Geographic area, and type of operation
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Tool ..
Merchant wholesalers. .- _
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices -
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers . -
Assemblers of farm products. . . . . .
STANDARD METR0P04JTAN ARIAS
WASHINGTON
Total
Merchant wholesalers.
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices ...
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers
Assemblers of farm products
COUNTIES WITH 100 OR MOKE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
(Not applicable to the District of Columbia)
Establish-
ments,
1948
(Nimiber)
238
10
124
1,170
754.
252
26
Ui
Sates, entire
year 1948
($1.000)
467, AlO
538,818
33,858
(D)
(D)
504,626
550,167
66,086
(D)
(D)
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
($1.000)
50,529
39,673
8,884
1,331
(D)
(D)
59,098
43 ,726
10,209
4,481
(D)
(D)
Operating expenses
1948 ,
(inc. payroll)
($1,000)
55,123
42,765
2,144
(D)
(D)
61,362
43,639
5,569
(E)
(D)
Per-
cent
of
sales
11.8
7.9
6.3
(D)
(D)
12.2
7.9
(B)
(D)
Payroll.
entire year
1948
($1,000)
58,886
33,049
22,846
1,137
(D)
(D)
64,011
36,267
23,414
2,224
(D)
(D)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
Payroll
(Dollara)
1,129,875
620,242
445,370
24,798
(D)
(D)
1,230,531
683,533
456,250
48,900
(D)
(D)
Employees
(Number)
16,243
9,419
6,026
370
(D)
(D)
17,874
10,521
6,185
734
(D)
(D)
Active pro-
prietors of
unincorpo-
rated busi-
nesses,
November
1948
( Num ber)
397
1
3
(D)
(O)
554
4«1
2
7
(D)
(D)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classihed. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or leas than 0.05 percent.
*Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received.
' Data in this table differ from those which appear in publications of the 1948 Census of Wholesale Trade as they have been adjusted for scope changes.
Represents zero.
FLORIDA
CONTENTS
Table
101. Wholesale Trade : 1954- - The State
102. Wholesale Trade: 195<i - Counties; Cities of 5,000 Inhabitants or
More
103. Wholesale Trade: 1954- - Standard Metropolitan Areas
104. Wholesale Trade: 1954 - Coxinties With 100 Establishments or More.
105. Wholesale Trade: 1948 - The State, Standard Metropolitan Areas,
and Coimties With 100 or More Wholesale Establishments in 1954...
Page
10 -U
10-7
10-10
10-13
10-15
10-3
10-4
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Type of operation and kind of business
Estab-
lish-
ments
Sales
Inventories,
end of
year,
at cost
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)"
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
Payroll,
entire year
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
March 1.5
tNumbt,-r)
May 1.5
(Numher)
Aug, 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
porated
busi-
nesses,
Nov.
(Number)
Wholesale trade, total.
Type of OperatiOD
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities-
Merchandise agents, brokers —
Assemblers of farm products
Type by fCiod of Business
Merchant wholesalers - - -
Grocery, confectionery, meat wholesalers..
General-line grocery wholesalers
Confectionery wholesalers - .-
Fish, sea food distributors
Meat, meat products wholesalers- . . - -
Specialty-line grocery wholesalers
Farm products (edible) distributors
Poultry, poultry products distributors..
Fresh fruit, vegetable wholesalers
Beer, wine, distilled spirits wholesalera-
Beer, ale distributors
Wine, distilled spirits wholesalers
Tobacco tiistributors- .
Drugs, chemicals, allied products wholesalers...
General-line drug wholesalers
Specialty-line drug, toiletries wholesalers
Industrial chemicals, e.xplosives distributors..
Paint, varnish wholesalers
Dry goods, apparel wholesalers . .
Clothing, furnishings, footwear wholesalers
General-line dry gootls wholesalers .
Speeialt.v-line dry goods wholesalers
Piece goods converters.
Furniture, home furnishings wholesalers .
Furniture (household, office) wholesalers
Home furnishings, floor coverings wholesalers. . .
Paper, allied products wholesalers
Coarse paper and products wholesalers .
Printing and fine paper distributors
Stationery, office supplies wholesalers-..
Wallpaper wholesalers
''arm products (raw materials) merchants
Automotive wholesalers
Motor vehicle distributors
Automotive equipment, tire-tube wholesalers..
Electrical, electronics, apphance distributors
Electrical apparatus, supphes distributors
Electrical apphance, radio, TV set wholesalers.
Electronic parts, equipment distributors
Hardware, plumbing-heating goods wholesalers
Hardware wholesalers
Plumbing, heating equipment, supplies distributors.
Lumber, construction materials distributors..
Lumber, millwork wholesalers
Construction materials distributors
Machinery, equipment, supphes distributors
Air conditioning, comm. refrigeration equip., distrs.
C)ommercial machines, equipment distributors - .
Construction machinery, equipment dealers
Farm-garden machinery, equipment wholesalers
Industrial machinery, equipment distributors
Industrial materials, supphes distributors
Professional equipment, supphes distributors
Service establishment supply houses
Transportation equipment distributors
Metals, metalwork (except scrap) distributors..
Iron, steel and products distributors
Nonferrous metals distributors
Scrap, waste materials dealers..
Iron, steel scrap dealers
Waste materials dealers
3,699
11 1
557
379
263
3.699
572
77
288
50
238
117
102
15
148
16
5°
36
Other merchant wholesalers
Amusement, sporting goods distributors
Book, magazine, newspaper wholesalers
Coal wholesalers
Farm supplies wholesalers
Jewelry wholesalers
Petroleum products distributors
Gift, art goods, greeting card wholesalers
Flower, bulb, plant wholesalers
Miscellaneous products merchant wholesalers "^0
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosiure. (NA) Not available.
. . Represents zero.
Entries for merchandise agents and brokers represent brokerage or commission received
107
55
52
t37
t3
39t
208
90
lOu
180
607
73
32
59
55
59
113
80
367
1 ,735,809
546 • 135
421 »910
392,413
205,773
1 ,735,809
324.593
141 .399
1 1.829
42.765
40.854
87.846
144, 336
32,848
111 ,488
186.087
57.459
128.628
87.985
60.471
34.154
12.010
5.814
7.493
23.084
14.366
(D)
5.584
(D)
38.490
19.776
18.714
30.892
20.488
6.414
3.990
100,761
25,849
74,912
159.015
81 .384
56.679
10.952
99.941
41 .961
57.980
140.925
59.133
81 .793
131.021
17.124
15.084
35.293
18.729
13.355
30.085
12.052
20. 156
1 8 . 1 32
22.813
22.187
525
15.828
5.987
9.841
32
104.428
1 1.920
17.306
(D)
12.771
7.465
17.778
(D)
5.057
28.048
161,001
24.169
28.545
1,858
5.175
161 .001
18.434
9.685
538
1 .734
1 . 185
5.091
2, 192
317
1 .875
17.431
3.03.J
14.393
3.991
7.509
5.301
928
503
777
3.122
1 .613
(D)
84?
(D)
5.337
3.068
2.269
4.088
2.34?
1 .255
491
15.544
2.641
12.903
21 .515
10.559
9.155
1 .901
15.678
7.190
3.6SB
9.696
5.217
4.479
23.639
2.524
1 .689
U» 156
2.170
1 .bR3
5. 109
1 .739
2.478
2.1B1
3.317
3.295
22
1 .667
720
947
6.828
1 .346
472
(D)
904
1 .203
887
(D)
1 14
1 .609
257.009
56.438
36.909
18,412
61 ,244
257.009
35.841
9.558
1.267
8.447
4.692
1 1.877
21 ,842
2.499
19.343
19.781
9,385
10.395
5.451
10.707
5.C43
2.350
1.312
2,002
3.395
2,007
(D)
873
(D)
7,025
4.292
2,734
6,970
4,428
1,338
1,204
22.823
4.820
18.003
20,423
9,479
8,208
2,735
15,737
7,450
8,277
25.501
8,947
16,554
36,742
3,885
3,853
5,281
2,619
2.755
5.745
2.983
4.296
5.325
.365
,269
3,679
1,207
2.472
15.267
2.325
1,928
(D)
1.762
1.187
2.026
(D)
1.344
4.040
XXX
4.7
29.8
19,8
1 1.5
13.5
15.1
7.6
17.3
10,5
15.3
19.6
19.3
25.7
14.7
14.0
(D)
15.5
(D)
18,3
21.7
22.6
21.6
22.7
18.6
24.0
12.8
1 1.5
12.3
25.0
15.7
17.8
14.3
18.1
15.1
20.2
20.3
22.7
25.5
14.6
14,0
20.6
19.1
24.7
21.3
29.4
19.1
19.2
15.3
23.2
20.2
25.1
14.6
19.5
1 1.1
(D)
13.8
15.9
1 1.4
(D)"
22.2
14.4
131 .226
28.573
14,258
7.3(j5
25.565
1 31 .226
16,955
5,584
672
3.107
2,174
5,418
9,945
1 , 100
8,845
9.178
3.759
5,419
3,467
5,898
3.057
1 .054
728
1 ,049
1 .724
951
(D)
499
(D)
3.U73
2,055
1 .418
3.962
2,532
869
561
12,716
2,419
10,297
10,972
5,174
4.349
1 ,449
8,560
4.192
4.368
1 2.779
4.256
8.523
19.500
2.205
1 .873
3,178
1 ,278
1 ,404
3.232
1 ."-I 1
2,218
2.601
2,275
2,222
54
1 ,803
644
1 .159
7,551
1 .133
1 ,142
(D)
821
539
923
(D)
577
1 ,851
4, 111,701
2.561 ,757
575.353
285,985
156,889
531 .717
2.561 ,757
339,731
112,332
13,387
53,808
41 ,251
108,953
187,989
23,765
164, 224
178.496
73.075
105.421
70.095
1 10.425
55,757
21 ,192
13.049
20.417
32.399
18.076
(D)
8.909
(D)
70,170
40,932
29,23S
74,137
46,719
16,139
11 .279
258,828
56, 173
202,655
212,181
103,967
81 ,069
27,145
154,390
85,923
77,457
251 ,101
82,336
168.765
384,051
42,562
38,027
63,454
25,00?
29,649
63,214
29,4'<3
42,754
49,896
42,691
40,952
1 .739
31 ,921
11.110
20, 8 11
142,871
24,607
18,188
(D)
16,844
10.581
19.263
(D)
9.685
35.891
64.285
36.576
5,625
3,758
2,422
14,904
36,576
5,712
1 ,673
242
1 .314
672
I ,811
4, 199
397
3,802
1 ,989
919
1 ,070
,502
800
255
177
269
471
260
(0)
142
(D)
920
535
385
,026
515
243
168
3.460
602
2.858
2,430
1 ,29C
807
333
2,076
1 ,074
1 ,002
3,330
1 ,107
2,223
4,678
391
494
59r
335
352
806
417
624
658
552
539
13
559
166
373
2,455
313
437
(D)
305
183
260
(D)
216
603
61 .717
35,766
6,503
3,699
2,253
13,396
35,766
5.499
1 .620
237
1 .301
603
1 .738
3,545
366
3. 179
1 ,969
926
1 ,043
1 ,036
1 .455
788
248
173
256
468
248
(D)
154
(D)
914
527
387
1 .018
610
243
155
3.507
619
2,888
2.428
1 ,303
791
334
2,152
1 .103
1 .049
3.325
1 ,097
2.228
4.877
521
486
505
339
372
825
395
520
713
550
539
11
555
191
375
2.285
308
364
(0)
280
178
248
(D)
204
572
50,426
34, 387
5.537
3,626
1,990
3.886
34,387
5,305
1 ,575
235
1 ,250
585
1 ,550
2, 189
364
1 .825
1 ,956
930
1 ,026
1 ,018
1 ,456
768
245
177
255
473
248
(D)
159
(D)
957
544
413
1 ,013
619
248
146
3.515
620
2.895
2,524
1 ,303
870
351
2,158
1 ,123
1 ,045
3,353
1 ,093
2,270
4,850
555
485
515
334
397
819
398
622
624
584
573
625
204
422
2,225
333
340
(D)
268
179
245
(D)
152
582
64.857
37.590
6,653
3,854
2.448
14. 312
37,590
5,882
1 ,708
237
1 ,537
653
1 ,747
3.789
414
3,375
2,093
995
1 ,098
1 ,457
755
251
492
263
(D)
152
(D)
1 ,054
625
429
1 .024
522
3,634
630
3,004
2.557
1 .352
821
384
2.217
1 ,132
1 ,085
3,450
1 ,185
2,264
4,921
525
528
671
343
384
823
388
651
598
515
597
475
2,424
355
353
(D)
321
204
271
(D)
172
515
n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not apphcable. (Z ) Less than $.500 or less than 0.05 percent.
FLORIDA
10-5
Table 101.
Establishments, Sales, Inventories,
WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Estab-
lish-
ments
(Number)
Sales
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
(Sl.OOO)
Operating expenses
(inc. payroll)'
PayroU.
entire year
($1.0001
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
(Dollars)
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
T>'pe of operation and kind of business
Amount
(Sl.OOO)
Per-
cent
of
sales
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug, 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
porated
busi-
nesses.
Nov.
(Number)
Type hj IGod of Bustoess— Coo.
MAQu&ctufers' sales bnocbes, sales offices
mi
307
lOU
139
108
31
1
1
1
1
6
6
• ••
1
1
29
2U
5
e
8
17
10
7
1 1
3
e
21
13
8
93
7U
19
20
lu
13
n
2
17
17
3U
IE
If-
557
522
069
53
35
379
93
12
46
2
3
• ••
3
5
22
74
3
71
12
1
5
6
646.136
U2U,185
221 i951
246i500
179t43l*
67 1066
(D)
• ••
(D)
(D)
(D)
2.298
2.298
(0)
■ ••
(D)
44.999
34.447
10.552
24.539
24.539
• ••
• • •
• ••
25.839
6.905
19.934
27.735
(D)
(D)
64.938
3,969
50.969
37.814
32.894
4.920
44.241
35.497
8,744
90.1 12
(D)
(D)
3,161
3.161
31.725
10.660
21.055
421 .910
41 1 .441
2 56.007
175.434
10.469
392.413
128.441
29.334
52.572
(D)
(D)
• ••
3.357
12.081
16.928
117.410
957
1 16.443
6.080
■ (D)
2.145
(D)
24.169
24.159
5,605
5,605
(D)
(0)
(D)
(D)
213
213
• ••
3,436
3.436
1.583
1.583
1 .250
1,250
• ••
98
(D)
(0)
556
555
3,229
3,229
• ••
2,297
2,297
• ••
4,477
(D)
(D)
295
295
• •■
1,113
1,113
• ••
28,545
27,946
9,689
18.257
599
1 .858
576
5
453
(D)
(D)
• ••
• ••
70
*70
11
(D)
5
(D)
56.438
46.130
10,308
25,533
20,219
5,414
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
224
224
(D)
• ••
(D)
3,469
2,705
764
1,927
1,927
• • •
• • •
2,099
1,31 1
788
979
(0)
(D)
1.255
566
590
9,790
9,180
610
2,321
2,C71
250
5,036
(D)
(D)
1.041
1.041
2.517
1.417
1.100
36.909
33.205
20.412
12,793
3,704
18.412
3,645
723
1,743
(D)
(D)
55
171
839
6,624
51
6,573
527
(0)
173
(0)
8.7
10.9
4.5
10.4
1 1.3
8.1
(D)
• • •
(D)
(D)
(D)
9.7
9,7
(D)
• ••
(D)
7.7
7.9
7.2
7.9
7.9
...
■ . .
...
7.8
19.0
4.0
3.5
(D)
(D)
1.9
16.8
1.0
25.9
27.9
12.4
5.2
5.8
2.9
5.6
(D)
(D)
32.9
32.9
7.9
13.5
5.2
8.7
8.1
8.5
7.3
35.4
4.7
2.8
2.5
2.8
(D)
(D)
1.5
1.4
5.0
5.6
5.3
5.6
8.7
(D)
8.1
(D)
28,573
24,322
4,251
1 1 .583
9.674
1 .909
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
• • •
145
145
« ••
(D)
(0)
1 .216
947
259
727
727
. • .
...
1 .387
1 .032
355
413
(D)
(D)
759
U1B
541
6.498
6,154
344
1 ,593
1 ,240
153
2,539
(D)
(D)
615
615
1 ,186
683
503
14,258
12.413
6.^53
5,850
1 ,845
7.805
1 ,792
364
952
(D)
(D)
30
113
289
2,581
39
2.542
230
(D)
67
(D)
575.35 3
498,315
77.037
230,839
198.295
32.544
(D)
■ ••
(D)
(D)
(0)
2.583
2.588
(D)
(*D)
22.774
17.546
5.223
14.537
14.537
31 .013
24.555
6,347
8,239
(0)
(D)
13.721
7.325
6,396
136.953
130.535
6,450
27,414
24,416
2.998
50,025
(D)
(D)
11,388
1 1 ,388
24,140
14,758
9.382
285.985
250.637
15r-.132
120.505
55.348
156.889
31 .706
5.937
17.376
(D)
(D)
Vz)
1 .857
5,555
61 .775
890
60.885
4.52B
(D)
1 .525
(D)
5.625
5.585
939
3.178
2.71 1
467
(D)
(")
(D)
(D)
35
36
(D)
(D)
265
208
57
142
142
310
257
53
1':5
(D)
(D)
133
75
60
1 .149
1 .058
91
284
252
22
535
(D)
(D)
196
196
...
278
157
121
3.758
5.289
1 .885
1 .404
459
2.422
459
82
210
(D)
(D)
...
5
50
no
1 . 150
4
1 . 146
55
(D)
15
(D)
5.503
5,585
918
3.129
2.556
463
(D)
• ■•
(D)
(D)
(D)
54
34
■ a.
(D)
(D)
258
212
56
145
146
• ••
...
517
265
54
1 12
(0)
(D)
129
71
58
1 .154
1 .079
75
291
267
24
539
(D)
(D)
191
191
280
150
120
3.599
3.248
1 .855
1 .412
451
2.25 3
425
83
214
(D)
(D)
7
59
71
967
5
961
51
(D)
17
(D)
5.557
5.596
941
3.033
2.552
481
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
• ••
35
35
• ••
(D)
• ••
(D)
264
210
54
148
148
335
277
58
97
(D)
(D)
135
74
51
1.173
1 .097
75
300
275
25
533
(D)
(D)
189
189
282
165
115
5.526
5.194
1 .813
1 .581
452
1 .990
422
80
222
(D)
7
38
64
412
7
405
54
(D)
16
(D)
6.653
5,777
875
3.045
2.641
404
(D)
(D)
(D)
(0)
40
40
(D)
Td)
<:57
212
55
148
148
...
• •*
364
304
50
105
(D)
(D)
137
76
51
1 .215
1 ,135
80
297
272
25
542
(D)
(D)
185
185
296
175
120
3,854
3.392
1 .923
1 ,469
452
2.448
409
78
210
(D)
(D)
5
34
71
1.122
7
1.115
52
(0)
15
(0)
Sales branches (with atocks). .
••"
■ a.
Salee branches (with stocks)..
...
Sales oflBces (without stocks)
...
Textile mill products
• • .
Sales branches (with atocka)
(D)
Apparel and related products
(0)
Sales branches (with stocks)..
( d;
Sales offices (without stocks).
isl
• ••
Sales offices (without stocks)
Paper and aUied products
Sales branches (with stocks)
(D)
Chemicals and alhed products -
(D)
Sales branches (with stocks)
• ••
• • •
• • •
Sales branches (with stocks) _.
• • •
Sales offices (without stocks)... _
Leather and leather products
Sales branches (with slocks) , .
Sales offices (without stocks)
Stone, clay, and glass products
Sales branches (with stocks) . .
• • •
• ••
• ••
Primary metal products
Sales offices (without stocks) .
Fabricated metal products .
Sales branches (with stocks),.
• ••
(D)
(D)
Sales offices (without stocks)
...
Sales branches (with stocks)..
• a.
...
...
Sales offices (without stocks)
...
Sales branches (with slocks) __.
Sales offices [without slocks)
Instnunenta and related products .
to)
(D)
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks)
Other manufacturers' products* .
Sales branches (with stocks)
Sales offices (without stocks) _
Petroleom bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
a a.
a a.
412
404
DilrtHhnting t*.rmina)fl
Wholesale LP^gas faciUtiffl...
Merchandise agents, brokers .
Grocery, confectionery, meats.
Groceries (combination of food lines)
8
276
72
14
35
Coffee, tea, spices
Coof ec tiooery
Flour _
Meats, proviaions (except canned) .
Sugar.-
Miscellaneous grocery producta
Farm products (edible)
Dairy, poultry products
(D)
(c)
3
15
47
Fruits, vegetables
47
Drugs, chemicals, paints
Drugs, proprietaries, toiletries
Chemicals, explosives __
Paints, vamiBhps, Ifcrqu^-rOj «>nunflff
4
(D)
1
(D)
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, n.ec. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or les.-; than 0.05 percent.
... Represents zero.
'Includes tobacco manufactures, lumber and products (except furniture), printing and publishing, coal products, and miscellaneous manufactures.
Entries for nerchandlse agents and brokera represent brokerage or cconnisslon received.
10-6
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Table 101. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — THE STATE — Continued
Establishments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation and Kind of Business
Estab-
lish-
ments
clumber)
Sales
($1,000)
Inventories,
end of
year.
at cost
($1,000)
Operating expenses
Cine, payroll)'
Payroll,
entire year
($1,000)
Payroll.
workweek
ended nearest
Nov. 15
(Dollanil
Paid employees, workweek
ended nearest-
Active
proprie-
tors of
unincor-
Type of operation and kind of busines.*?
Amount
($1,000)
Per-
cent
of
sales
March 15
(Number)
May 15
(Number)
Aug. 15
(Number)
Nov. 15
(Number)
porated
busi-
nesses.
Nov.
(Number)
Type by Kind of Business— Con.
Merchandise agents, brokers— Con.
10
2
3
1
• ••
1
• a •
2
1
3
• ••
• ••
3
12
7
5
e
6
23
1
15
7
6
16
12
1
3
13
5
8
23
9
lu
43
3
7
(|
• • •
19
1
Q
u
n
• ••
39
6
2
1
2
7
15
263
14
233
15
1
6 •083
(D)
1*061
(D)
(D)
(D)
(D)
1 .312
• ••
• ••
lt312
at261
2f827
1 i434
5,721
5t721
29,775
(D)
18,565
(D)
• ..
...
6* 161
8.232
5.210
CD)
CD)
8.825
5.288
3.537
12.372
3.837
8.535
21 .026
2.553
3.866
CD)
7.868
CD)
1.618
1 .869
1.869
...
32.815
2.619
CD)
...
7.688
CD)
• ••
CD)
2.842
15(716
205.773
CD)
183.511
15.2 37
CD)
33
CD)
32
CD)
• ••
CD)
■ ••
CD)
CD)
■ ••
■ ••
• ••
• ••
6
5
1
a ••
a •■
• ••
a aa
■ aa
• ••
CD)
• ••
CD)
. .. ^
15
771
770
CD)
CD)
5
5
...
16
13
33
228
...
102
CD)
...
83
CD)
31
...
...
...
97
..4
1
CD)
'7*
CD)
CD)
8
16
5,173
CD)
3,507
1 .605
CD)
257
CD)
• ■ ■
CD)
CD)
CD)
77
...
77
355
285
70
286
286
...
793
...
' 'c'd*)
519
CD)
191
615
115
CD)
Co)
150
232
218
813
181
629
1.592
133
102
CD)
561
c'd)
211
1 11
1 1 1
1.772
223
CD)
318
CD)
CD)
132
550
61 ,211
CD)
57, 372
2,690
CD)
1.2
CD)
6.8
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
5.9
...
...
5.9
8.3
10.1
1.9
5.0
5.0
2.7
...
'c'd)
2.8
Cd)
6.1
7.5
8.5
CD)
CD)
5.1
1.1
6.2
6.6
1.8
7.1
7.6
5.2
10.1
CD)
• aa
7,2
aa a
CD)
1.6
5.9
5.9
...
5.1
8.5
CD)
1. 1
CD)
Cd]
15.2
3.5
29.8
CD)
31.3
17.7
CD)
98
CD)
56
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
13
...
13
119
98
21
119
1 19
350
...
c'd')
261
CD)
271
279
181
CD)
CD)
113
66
77
311
73
271
601
11
199
CD)
*■ .
177
CdI
101
35
35
827
...
51
CD)
137
CD)
CD)
318
229
25.565
CD)
21.166
1.001
CD)
1 .860
CD)
1.139
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
U\
a aa
Cz)
2.606
2.198
CZ)
1 .186
1 .1188
1.957
...
...
CD)
1.770
CD)
1.832
5.163
3.181
CD)
CD)
1 .706
Cz)
1 .335
6.861
2.221
1.637
11.572
Cz)
3.961
CD)
3.887
CD)
1 .880
630
630
16.623
...
1 .120
CD)
1.855
CD)
CD)
7.983
3.831
531.717
CD)
502,213
21,566
CD)
30
CD)
12
CD)
CD)
Vo)
CD)
3
...
3
33
25
8
19
19
200
...
CD)
195
CD)
...
39
38
28
CD)
CD)
32
16
16
63
20
13
119
5
53
CD)
39
...
CD)
29
10
10
162
''2
CD)
...
23
CD)
CD)
11
60
11,901
CD)
11, 357
127
CD)
25
CD)
12
CD)
CD)
CD)
CD)
2
2
32
25
7
19
19
223
CD)
219
CD)
10
13
32
CD)
CD)
33
17
16
76
31
15
150
5
51
CD)
• aa
HO
a a«
CD)
27
10
10
157
'l2
CD)
...
23
CD)
CD)
18
52
13,396
CD)
12,967
316
CD)
23
CD)
11
?.'.
CD)
CD)
CD)
1
1
35
28
7
19
19
198
CD)
221
CD)
39
18
37
CD)
CD)
33
17
16
71
30
11
117
1
56
CD)
10
CD)
27
7
7
175
'15
CD)
'23
CD)
Cd)
62
19
3,886
CD)
3, 311
132
CD)
25
Cd)
15
CD)
CD)
a a*
CD)
CD)
1
1
37
29
8
20
20
260
Cd)
256
CD)
...
39
50
39
CD)
CD)
31
13
16
71
29
15
111
5
51
CD)
39
CD)
27
6
6
...
178
...
16
Cd)
22
CD)
Cd)
68
52
11, 312
CD)
1 3.601
593
CD)
6
Cd)
Men's, boys' clotbing, furnishings - i
1
Cd)
Furs (dressed), fur clothing - i
Handbags _ _
Millinery, milUnery supplies
...
CD)
• a*
Cd)
Cd)
Dry goods, piece goods -
Hosiery -.
1
1
9
Furniture
Home furnishings -.-
1
5
3
Paper ---
Stationery, office supplies
Fann products (raw materials)
Cotton.. 1-
Grain ._. -.-
Hides, skins, raw furs
Livestock .
3
28
...
CD)
16
CD)
Wool, mohair..- -
...
Automotive
Electrical-electronic apparatus, equip., appUances
6
9
7
CD)
Electronic parts, equipment
• a •
10
Hardware _
6
U
15
Construction materials (except lumber) -
a
1 1
35
Air conditioning, commercial refrigeration equipment
Commercial machines, equipment
4
6
(D)
14
• aa
(D)
Transportation (exc. automotive) equip., suppUea
7
• ••
• aa
Nonferrous metals, metalwork
Other merchandise agents, brokers
28
Amusements, sporting goods, toys..
Books, magazines, newspapers
Coal, coke--.
7
(D)
. ..
5
Jewelry -
Cd)
Cd)
3
Miscellaneous products, agents, brokers, n.e.c
Assemblers of farm products _
10
99
CD)
87
Cd)
• ••
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available, n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500 or less than 0.05 percent.
. . Represents zero.
^Entries for merchandise agents and brokera represent broterage or conmleelon received.
FLORIDA
10-7
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
Total
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
County and city-
Establishments
(Numberl
Payroll,
entire year
(S1.0001
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses,
November
(Numberl
Establishments
(Numberl
•Sales
($1.0001
Establishments
(Numbi-fl
Sales
Payroll
( Dollars 1
Employees
(Numherl
(SI.OOOl
Florida, total
5.309
65
207.127
1.177
1.111 .701
29.536
61.857
590
2,982
11
3,699
33
1 ,735,800
11.215
1 , 1 1
32
1,666,232
11.189
Alachua Ccujity
51
11
9
63
(d)
(01
55
2,035
(o)
(01
1.158
38.917
(D)
(01
26
625
(D)
(01
6
51
31
2
5
(D)
(Dl
366
20
12
1
(0)
(01
1 .206
Baker CoUDty
Panama City
Raoainder of County
Bradford County
56
7
7
16
201
1,988
17
<DI
1 .30li
6.120
38.015
902
(01
27.753
130.580
610
15
(01
681
1 .610
17
1
(01
30
102
11
1
2
22
155
11.161
701
(Dl
2.911
52.820
15
3
5
21
19
20.659
826
(01
16.83U
55.631
Broward County
128
21
26
26
10
7
11
2
23
19
3.859
1.091
306
1.159
83
(0)
31
(01
110
222
79.109
21.851
1.381
25.236
2.101
(Dl
733
(01
15.351
1.781
972
291
51
323
31
(01
51
(01
291
101
56
10
19
17
9
(0)
8
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13
16
1 12
18
5
20
3
2
6
1
10
8
39.328
7.358
1.505
1.629
913
(01
572
(01
2.073
1.911
15
6
21
6
7
5
5
1
13
11
18.679
12.831
17.561
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Columbia County
3.539
La^e City
13
1
1.321
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51.398
(o)
(Dl
1.057.251
(D)
(01
13.616
(D)
(01
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7
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1.058
(D)
(01
557.531
1 1
266
^n1
36
38
1.019
61
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9
20
1
136
12
5
715
918
1.122
13.517
1.501
(01
(01
381
10
to)
507
(01
10.173
20.503
29.116
815.100
27.588
(01
(01
6.331
939
(D)
15.675
(01
791. 168
272
115
10.831
366
(01
(01
86
21
(D)
397
(Dl
10.391
23
15
176
38
(01
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9
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(Dl
350
28
35
829
18
1
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15
1
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1
3
506
12.611
11.998
163.567
20.711
(01
(01
2.393
318
(0)
191
101
331.276
8
3
190
13
2
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15
8
2
209
202.805
North Miaoi
Opalocka
Dixie County
Duval County
(Dl
187.962
661
3
51
127
38.122
6
2.013
1.701
717.383
(Zl
13.635
96.025
9.777
3
611
1 .390
306
7
37
66
166
10
93
313.137
• ■ •
20.839
S6.97'l
195
3
11
31
176.961
1 .372
9.629
25.131
103
21
1
30
21
1.030
671
(01
278
362
80.791
15.231
(01
6.188
8.903
1.170
220
(01
255
216
11
22
(Dl
21
33
76
17
1
27
13
17.276
9.691
(Dl
1.811
5.715
27
7
3
3
1 1
Remainder of County
3.320
(01
1 .076
5.865
2
21
1
2
1
6
7
18
7
8
26
(01
(D)
(Dl
(01
(Dl
106
47
265
(01
(01
2.052
(D)
(D)
(Dl
(01
(Dl
2.203
817
6.303
(01
(01
51.818
(01
(D)
(Dl
(01
(Dl
66
25
159
(01
(01
1 .071
(01
(D)
(01
(Dl
(01
3
11
16
(Dl
(Dl
9
1
1 1
1
3
5
1
1
10
(Dl
(D)
(Dl
621
805
718
(01
(Dl
3.708
1
10
2
1
3
1
13
5
7
15
(01
Qulncy
Remainder of County
(D)
(01
(01
3.35-'
1 .522
Hardee County
10.915
(Dl
(01
19.331
13
13
611
66C
1 .392
28.368
15.061
39.751
557.691
226
815
7.617
1
5
317
7
3
172
3.015
662
269,633
6
10
169
2.911
Remainder of County
16.393
217.361
20
605
16
3
22
313
27.063
962
(01
981
8.926
531.177
17.588
(01
21 .111
110
7.160
317
(Dl
507
17
320
10
(01
11
9
157
6
1
9
2.271
266.069
1 .290
(Dl
1 ,831
11
118
10
2
13
1.189
226.161
16.11 1
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Indian River County
7,916
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid dLsclosure. (NA) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
433M9 O - S7 - 13
Represents zero.
10-8
WHOLESALE TRADE -AREA STATISTICS
Tabic- 102. WHOLESALE TRADE: 1954 — COUNTIES; CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Jaokeon County
Mariaima
Remainder of County.
Jefferson County
Lafayette County
Lake County
Leesburg
Remainder of County.,
Lee County.
Fort Myers
Remainder of County.
Leon County
Tallahassee
Remainder of County.
Levy County....
Liberty County.
Madison County.
Manatee County
Bradenton
Remainder of County.
Marion County.
Ocala
Remainder of County,
Martin County. ........
Monroe County
Key West
Remainder of County.
Nassau County
Okaloosa County. ......
Crestvlew
Remainder of County.
Okeechobee County
Orange County
Orlando
Winter Park
Remainder of County.,
Osceola County ,
Paljn Beach County
Belle Glade
Delray Beach
Lake Worth
West Palm Beach
Remainder of County.
Paaoo County
Pinellas County
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Remainder of County.
Polk County
Bartow.
Haines City
Lake Wales
Lakeland
Winter Haven
Remainder of County..
Putnam County
Palatka
Remainder of County.
St. Johns County
St. Augustine
Remainder of County,
St. Lucie County
Fort Pierce
Remainder of County.
Santa Rosa County
Sarasota County
Sarasota
Remainder of County.
Seminole County
Sanford
Remainder of County.
Establishments
PayroU,
entire year
10
307
213
7
57
13
1B7
i 1
13
10
106
US
150
1X2
_21i
550
201
791
2 1573
(D)
(Dl
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov, 1.5
Payroll
(Dollars*
1 1 . 339
4i731
^lilla
Employees
(Number)
18.855
52.259
(D)
(Dl
(D)
(D)
(0)
(01
1 IB
1.152
492
660
1 .193
511
33
1 .173
731
439
71
335
lO.ltb
(D)
(D)
1.7114
71
153
(01
3.230
(D)
(D)
5.961
(D)
(01
(01
(01
13.051
16.355
22.681
11.112
732
22.531
13.161
9.070
2.821
9.366
1.291
8.072
1.278
295. 181
195.772
(01
(D)
88.619
891
1.139
931
95
(D)
651
,071
.926
(D)
101
111
257
151
352
2. ;81
2,211
170
577
389
1.319
1.532
1.601
3.219
(Dl
58.193
(D)
(D)
1 13.582
17.593
78.851
17. 135
227,751
, 859
(D)
11. 795
39.759
30,881
(D)
8.682
2.890
5.792
9.538
1.219
1^.25?
13.275
1.975
13.751
5.613
27.311
33.387
257
123
1 .950
130
1 .520
(0)
(Dl
710
(D)
(D)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
busines.ses,
November
(Number)
(0)
(D)
192
318
339
369
338
185
153
13
175
10
135
2.933
(01
(D)
1 .121
27
ID)
389
(D)
(D)
1 .399
292
1 .207
100
1 . 871
33
(D)
35 3
621
806
(D)
61
130
1 .065
991
71
(Dl
379
219
160
661
1 .077
8
(01
(D)
(0)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
(Number)
(D)
(D)
(01
6
126
(Dl
(0)
(0)
18
(D)
(D)
10
(D)
20
(D)
(01
33
19
3.313
1.397
1.837
1.010
(D)
(0)
21.907
(D)
(Dl
Other operating types
Establishments
21
126
28
5.056
2.938
2.1 m
15.118
13.239
2.179
263
11 .117
9,856
1 .291
500
2.712
93.1B7
(01
(D)
15.150
1 .981
1.117
(01
27.865
(D)
(D)
1.281
38.522
3.729
62.505
1 .085
(D)
1 .187
21.196
8.650
(D)
2.097
909
1 .188
1.101
597
5.139
388
7.502
2.221
Standard Notes: (D) Withheld to avoid discIosuK?. ( NA ) Not available. n.c.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable.
.605
513
(Z) Less than $500.
-22.
9.087
1 .576
25.158
7.771
17.381
(D)
(Dl
10.708
(D)
(Dl
1.056
3.128
10.187
3.221
3.551
2.801
750
1 .580
2.226
39.297
(01
(D)
29.593
2.507
856
(01
11.139
(D)
(D)
31.783
3.987
21.090
6.706
99.277
1 , 760
(D)
1,018
12.617
11 . 379
(D)
5.866
2.113
3.123
3.755
5.503
27.258
1 .175
(01
1.561
2.599
1 .985
19.813
10.668
9. 175
Represents zero.
FLORIDA
10-9
Table 102. WHOLESALE TRADE; 1954 — COUNTIES, CITIES OF 5,000 INHABITANTS OR MORE — Continued
Total Wholesale — Establishments, Payroll, and Personnel; Merchant Wholesalers and Other Operating Types — Establishments and Sales
County and city
Establishments
(Numtter)
PayToU.
entire year
Payroll and paid
employees, workweek
ended nearest Nov. 15
Payroll
(Dollars)
Employees
(Numlwr)
Active
proprietors of
unincorporated
businesses.
November
I Number)
Merchant wholesalers
Establishments
Sales
Other operating types
Establishments
(Number)
Sales
Sumter County. . .
Suwanr.ee County.
Taylor Cksunty. . ,
Union County, , . .
Volusia County
Daytona Beach
De Land
Hew Snyma Beach...
Remainder of County
'^a]£ulla County...
Walton County. . . .
Vaahington County
1 17
57
15
(D)
200
151
ID)
2.297
(0)
2i965
3.053
(D)
43.963
(D)
834
101
lU
1 1
(0)
I .218
212
152
715
(0)
14a
104
22.965
4. 188
4.522
12.308
CD)
2.855
2.393
101
678
1 .338
18.666
339
ID)
101
1 1
12.642
1 .045
321
4.678
1.298
1.015
10)
8.833
1 .81 1
101
11 .976
5.357
2.860
1 .322
2.437
ID)
3.21 1
1 .180
Standard Notes: ( D ) Withheld to avoid disclosure. ( NA ) Not available. n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified. XXX Not applicable. (Z) Less than $500.
Represents zero.
10-10
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Table 105 WHOLESALE TRADE: 1948' THE STATE, STANDARD METROPOLITAN AREAS, AND COUNTIES WITH
100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
EstabUshments, Sales, Inventories, Operating Expenses, Payroll, and Personnel, by Type of Operation
Geographic area, and type of operation
THE STATE
Establish-
ments,
1948
Sales, entire
year 194S
Inventories,
end of year
1948, at cost
(Number) ($1.000)
Toial
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities.
Merchandise agent*, broker^- - -
A,ssemblers of farm products. -
STANDARD METROPOUTAN AREAS
JACKSONVILLE
Total.
Merchant wholesalers -
^lanufactu^ers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers . - - -
.A.-wemhlers of farm products
MIAMI
Total _
Merchant wholesalers . .
Manufacturers' sales branches, sates offices. . . .
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers .
A.-weniblers of farm products.
ORLANDO
Total.
.Merchant wholesalers
.Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agenLs. brokers
Assemblers of farm products
TAMPA--ST. PETERSBURG
Toial
Merchant wholesalers
Manufacturers' sales branches, sales offices
Petroleum bulk plants, terminals and LP gas facilities
Merchandise agents, brokers.
Assemblers of farm products
COUNTIES WITH 100 OR MORE WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN 1954
BROWARD COUNTY
Merchant wholesalers
Other operating types
DADE COUNTY--See Miami Standard Metropolitan Area.
DUVAL COUNTY--See Jacksonville Standard Metropolitan Area.
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
Total
Merchant wholesalers.
Other operating types
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Merchant wholesalers.
Other operating types
ORANGE COUNTY--See Orlando Standard Metropolitan Area.
3,1.08
2,098
282
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290
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28,903
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27,381
33,721
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163,985
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Operating expenses
1948 ,
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101,121
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20,181.
769
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27,931
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28,922
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3,663
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6,823
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3,507
2,156
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9,392
Payroll,
entire year
1948
($1,000)
Payroll and paid employees,
workweek ended nearest
November 15, 1948
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28,533
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710
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19,989
13,785
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