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409 Value of all manufactured products and proportional value for each division: 1909, 1904, and 1899.

II. Value of products of manufacturing industries, by states: 1909 and 1899.

2. Average number of wage earners, by states: 1909.

(I. Value of manufactured productsfor 48 leading cities: 1909. 2. Average number of wage earners for 48 leading cities:

1909.412 Value added by manufacture, by states: 1909.412 Value of all manufactured products and proportional value of

each group: 1909, 1904, and 1899.414 Value of products for groups of industries: 1909, 1904, and

1899.415

4 1 0

417

418

II. Value of products for leading industries: 1909 and 1899.2. Percentage of total value of products reported for leading

industries: 11X)0.Average number of wage earners, by states: 1909 and 1899. Average number of wage earners by industries employing over

40,000 wage earners: 1909.I. Boots and shoes, including cut stock and findings—Value

of products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.2. Leather, tanned, curried, and finished—Value of products

for leading states: 1909 and 1899.3. Woolen, worsted, and felt goods, and wool hats—Value of

products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.4, Clothing, women’s—Value of products for leading states:

1909 and 1899.5. Clothing, men’s, including shirts—Value of products for

leading states: 1909 and 1899.

419

420

421

422

423

1. Cotton goods, including cotton small wares—Value ofproducts for leading states: 1909 and 1899.

2. Silk and silk goods, including throwsters—Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1899,

3. Cotton goods, including cotton small wares—Value ofproducts, by states: 1909 (map).

1. Hosiery and knit goods—Value of products for leadingstates: 1909 and 1899.

2. Hosiery and knit goods— Distribution of the value of products, by states: 1909 (map).

1. Merchant flour mills and gristmills—Value of products forleading states: 1909 and 1899.

2. Merchant flour mills and gristmills—Value of products,by states: 1909 (map).

3. Bread and other bakery products—Value of products forleading states: 1909 and 1899,

1. Butter, cheese, and condensed milk—Value of productsfor leading states: 1909 and 1899.

2. Butter, cheese, and condensed milk— Value of products,by states: 1909 (map).

1. Canning and preserving—Value of products for leadingstates: 1909 and 1899.

2. Oil, cottonseed, and cake—Value of products for leadingstates: 1909 and 1899.

3. Food preparations—Value of products for leading states:1909 and 1899.

4. Confectionery—Value of products for leading states: 1909and 1899.

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Slaughtering and meat packing industry—Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1S99.

Slaughtering and meat packing industry— Value of products, by states: 1909 (map).

Fertilizers—Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.

Fertilizers— Value of products, by states: 1909 (map).( las, illuminating and heating—Value of products for lead

ing states: 1909 and 1899.Turpentine and rosin—Value of products for leading

states: 1909.Chemicals—Value of products for leading states: 1909 and

1899.1. Foundry and machine-shop products— Value of products

for leading states: 1909 and 1899.2. Copper, tin, and sheet-iron products—Value of products

for leading states: 1909 and 1899.3. Brass and bronze products-—Value of products for leading

states: 1909 and 1899.428 Blast furnaces—Location of establishments: 1909 (map).409 /h Pig-iron production for leading states: 1909 and 1899.

12. Pig-iron production, by states: 1909 (map).4:10 Steel works and rolling mills— Location of establishments:

1909 (map).Steel works and rolling mills: 1909 and 1899—

401 /l- Steel production.(2. Finished rolled products and forgings.1. Electrical machinery, apparatus, and supplies—Value of

products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.2. Cars and general shop construction and repairs by steam-

432 railroad companies—Value of products for leading states:1909 and 1899.

3. Brick and tile— Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.

1. Carriage and wagon industry— Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1899.

2. Carriage and wagon industry—Value of products, by states: 1909 (map).

II. Automobiles— Value of products for leading states: 1909 and 1904.

2. Automobiles—Value of products, by states: 1909 (map), fl. Lumber-—Value of products for leading states: 1909 and

435 | 1899.(2. Lumber—Value of products, by states: 1909 (map).

43G Manufacturing plants on the outskirts of Richmond, Va., Columbus, Ohio, and Pueblo, Colo.: 1909 (map).

437 New York City metropolitan district: 1909 (map).438 Chicago metropolitan district: 1909 (map).439 Philadelphia metropolitan district: 1909 (map).440 Pittsburgh metropolitan district: 1909 (map).441 Boston metropolitan district: 1909 (map).442 St. Louis metropolitan district: 1909 (map).443 Cleveland metropolitan district: 1909 (map).444 Buffalo metropolitan district: 1909 (map).445 Detroit metropolitan district: 1909 (map).446 Cincinnati metropolitan district: 1909 (map).447 Baltimore metropolitan district: 1909 (map).448 Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan district: 1909 (map).449 San Francisco-Oakland metropolitan district: 1909 (map).


PLATE NO. 409

VALUE OF ALL MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS AND PROPORTIONAL VALUE FOR EACH DIVISION:1909, 1904. AND 1899

1909


PLATE NO. 410

1. VALUE OF PRODUCTS OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES, BY STATES: 1909 AND 1899

M ILLIONS O F DOLLARS

NEW YORK

PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

M A SSA C H U SETTS

OHIO

NEW JERSEY

MICHIGAN

WISCONSIN

INDIANA

MISSOURI

CALIFORNIA

C O N N EC TIC U T

M INNESOTA

KANSAS

MARYLAND

RHODE ISLAND

TEXAS

IOWA

LOUISIANA

K EN TU C K Y

WASHINGTON

VIRGINIA

NORTH CAROLINA

GEORGIA

NEBRASKA

TENNESSEE

MAINE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

W EST VIRGINIA

ALABAMA

COLORADO

SO U TH CAROLINA

OREGON

MISSISSIPPI

ARKANSAS

M ONTANA

FLORIDA

VERM ONT

U TA H

OKLAHOM A

DELAWARE

ARIZONA

OIST. OF COLUM BIA

IDAHO

N O R TH D A K O TA

S O U TH D A K O TA

NEVADA

NEW M EXICO

W YOM ING


P l a t e n o . 411

1. VALUE OF MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS FOR 48 LEADING CITIES: 1909

C IT IE S

NEW YO R K

C H IC A G O

P H ILA D ELP H IA

S T . L O U IS

C L E V E L A N D

D E T R O IT

P IT T S B U R G H

B O S TO N

B U F F A L O

M IL W A U K E E

N EW AR K

C IN C IN N A T I

B A L TIM O R E

M IN N E A P O LIS

K A N S A S C IT Y . K A N S .

SAN F R A N C IS C O

JE R S E Y C IT Y

IN D IAN A P O LIS

P R O V ID E N C E

R O C H E S TE R

L O U IS V IL LE

S O U T H O M A H A

Y O U N G S T O W N

L A W R E N C E

N EW O R L E A N S

W O R C E S TE R

B A Y O N N E

A KR O N

P E R TH A M B O Y

L Y N N

P A TE R S O N

LO S A N G E L E S

B R ID G E P O R T

F A L L RIVER

PEORIA

T O L E D O

O M A H A

D A Y T O N

L O W E L L

Y O N K E R S

S T . P A U L

K A N S A S C IT Y . M O .

N EW B E D FO R D

D EN V ER

R EAD IN G

NEW H A V E N

S E A T T L E

W ATERBURY

M IL L IO N S O F D O L L A R S

7SO 1000 IIS O

2. AVERAGE NUMBER OF WAGE EARNERS FOR 48 LEADING CITIES: 1909


PLATE NO. 412

VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE,BY STATES: 1909

NEW YORK

PEN N SYLV A N IA

ILLINOIS

M A S S A C H U S E TTS

OHIONEW JER S EY

MICHIGAN

INDIANA

W ISCONSIN

C O N N E C T IC U T

MISSOURI

CALIFO R N IA

M IN N E SO TA

RHODE ISLAND

M ARYLAND

K E N T U C K Y

W A S H IN G TO N

N O R TH CAR O LINA

TE X A S

VIRGINIA

LOUISIANA

IOWA

GEORGIA

MAINE

TE N N E SS E E

W E S T VIRGINIA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

KANSAS

A LAB AM A

CO LO R AD O

N EBRASKA

S O U T H CAROLINA

FLORIDA

MISSISSIPPI

OREGON

AR KAN SAS

V E R M O N T

M O N TA N A

DELAW ARE

U T A H

O K LAH O M A

ARIZONA

DlST. O F C O LU M B IA

IDAHO

S O U TH D A K O TA

N O R TH D A K O TA

NEW M EX ICO

W YO M IN G

N EVADA

M ILLIO N S O F D O L L A R S


PLATE NO. 413

VALUE OF ALL MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS AND PROPORTIONAL VALUE OF EACH GROUP;1909, 1904, AND 1899

1909

1904


PLATE NO. 414

VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR GROUPS OF INDUSTRIES: 1909, 1904, AND 1899

FOOD AND KINORED PRODUCTS

IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS

TEX TILES

LUMBER AND ITS REMANUFACTURES

MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES

CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

METALS OTHER THAN IRON AND STEEL

PAPER AND PRINTING

LEATHER AND ITS FINISHEO PRODUCTS

LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES

VEHICLES FOR LAND TRANSPO RTATIO N

STONE. C LAY . AND GLASS PRODUCTS

RAILROAD REPAIR SHOPS

TO BACCO M ANUFACTURES

HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS


PLATE NO. 415

1. VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING INDUSTRIES: 1909 AND 1899

M E A T PACKING

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SHOPS

LUMBER

S TE E L ROLLINQ MILLS

FLOUR-M ILLS

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING

C O TTO N GOODS

CLOTHING, MEN S

BOOTS AND SHOES

WOOLEN GOODS

TO BACCO

RAILROAD SHOPS

BAKERIES

BLAST FURNACES

CLO TH IN G , WOMEN S

COPPER SM ELTING

LIQUORS, M ALT

LEA TH ER

SUGAR AND M OLASSES

B U TTE R AND CHEESE

PAPER AND PULP

AUTOM OBILES

FURNITURE

PETROLEUM , REFINING

ELECTR ICA L APPARATUS

LIQUORS, DISTILLED

K N IT GOODS

COPPER, TIN . AND SHEET-IRON

SILK GOODS

L E A D S M E L T IN G A N D R E FIN IN G

GAS, ILLU M .A N D HEATINO

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

CANNING AND PRESERVING

BRASS AND BRONZE

O IL, C O TTO N SE E D . AND CAKE

AGR ICULTUR AL IM PLEM ENTS

P A TE N T MEDICINES

CO NFECTIO NERY

RUBBER GOODS

FOOD PREPARATIONS

PAINT ANO VARNISH

CARS, STEAM -RAILROAD

CHEM ICALS

MARBLE AND S TO N E

SOAP

COFFEE AND SPICES

LEA TH ER GOODS

M IL L IO N S O F D O L L A R S

0 250 600 T60 lOOtl iJ5 0

2. PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL VALUE OF PRODUCTS REPORTED FOR LEADING INDUSTRIES: 1909

M E A T PACKING

FOUNDRY AND M AC HIN E SHOPS

LUM BER

S TE E L ROLLING M ILLS

FLO U R M ILLS

PRINTINO ANO PUB LISH IN G

C O T T O N GOODS

C LO TH IN G , M EN 8

B O O TS AND S H O ES

W OOLEN GOOOS

TO B A C C O

RAILROAD SH O PS

BAKERIES

B LA S T FU R N ACE*

C LO TH IN G . W OM EN'S

COPPER S M E LTIN G

LIQUORS. M A L T

l e a t h e r

SUGAR AND M O LA S S E S

O U TTE R ANO C H EE S E

PAPER AND P ULP

A U TO M O B ILE S

f u r n i t u r e

p e t r o l e u m . R EFININ G

EL E C TR IC A L A P P A R A TU S

LIQ UORS. D IS TIL L E D

K N IT GOODS

COPPER. T IN . A N D S H E E T IRON

SILK GOODS

FERTILIZERS


PLATE NO. 416

AVERAGE NUMBER OF WAGE EARNERS, BY STATES! 1909 AND 1899

N UM BER

N EW YO R K

P E N N S Y LV A N IA

M A S S A C H U S E T T S

ILLINO IS

O HIO

NEW JE R S E Y

M ICHIG AN


INDIANA

W ISCONSIN

MISSOURI

N O R TH C A R O LIN A

CA LIFO R N IA

RHODE ISLAN D

M A R Y LA N D

VIRGINIA

GEORGIA

M IN N E S O TA

M AINE

NEW HAM PSH IR E

LO UISIANA

TE N N E S S E E

S O U TH C A R O LIN A

A LAB AM A

T E X A S

W A S H IN G TO N

K E N T U C K Y

W E S T VIRGINIA

IOW A

FLO R IDA 5 T "MISSISSIPPI w pA R KAN SAS

K AN SAS p pV E R M O N T H PO R EG O N 8HC O LO R A D O WN EB R A SKA

DELAW AR E

O K L A H O M A

Hm

U T A H fM O N TA N A !

IDAHO PD IS T . O F C O L U M B IA

A R IZO N A

NEW M E X IC O

S O U T H D A K O T A

W YO M IN G

N O R TH D A K O T A

N EV AD A

1909

1899


PLATE NO. 417

AVERAGE NUMBER OF WAGE EARNERS BY INDUSTRIES EMPLOYING OVER 40,000 WAGE EARNERS: 1909

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS


PLATE NO. 418

1. BOOTS AND SHOES, INCLUDING CUT STOCK AND FINDINGS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES:1909 AND 1899

MASSACHUSETTS

MI8SOURI

NEW YORK

NEW HAMPSHIRE

OHIO

PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

MAINE

WISCONSIN

MILLION8 OF DOLLARS

T"1 r r - rSO 210 240

I.I I I I

2. LEATHER, TANNED, CURRIED, AND FINISHED— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

NEW JERSEY

MINNESOTA

VIRGINIA

MICHIGAN

KENTUCKY

3. WOOLEN, WORSTED, AND FELT GOODS, AND WOOL H A T S - VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899


PENN SYLVAN IA

RHODE ISLAND

NEW JER SEY

NEW YORK


MAINE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

O HIO

V ER M O N T

WISCONSIN

TE N N E SS E E

M ICHIGAN

INDIANA

ILLINOIS

K E N TU C K Y

W E S T VIRGINIA

M ILLIONS O F DO LLAR S

4. CLOTHING, WOMEN’S -V A LU E OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

PENNSYLVANIA

WISCONSIN

M ASSACH USETTS!

NEW JER SEY

NEW YORK

MICHIGAN

ILLINOIS

W E S T VIRGINIA

DELAWARE

OHIO

CALIFORNIA

VIRGINIA

NORTH CAROLINA

K EN TU C K Y

MARYLAND

TEN NE SSEE

INDIANA

MISSOURI

MAINE

M ILLIONS O F DO LLAR S

5. CLOTHING, MEN’S, INCLUDING SHIRTS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

NEW YORK

ILLINOIS

PENNSYLVANIA

MARYLAND

OHIO

MASSACHUSETTSMISSOURI

NEW JERSEY

WISCONSIN

INDIANA

MICHIGAN

KENTUCKY

CALIFORNIA

MINNESOTA

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS


PLATE NO. 419

COTTON GOODS, INCLUDING COTTON SMALL WARES -VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES'1909 AND 1899

M ILLIO N S O F D O LLA R S


N O R T H C A R O L IN A

S O U T H C A R O L IN A

R H O D E IS LA N D

G E O R G IA

P E N N S Y L V A N IA

N E W H A M P S H IR E


A L A B A M A

M A IN E

N E W Y O R K

N E W J E R S E Y

V IR G IN IA

M A R Y L A N D

T E N N E S S E E

2. SILK AND SILK GOODS, INCLUDING THROWSTERS VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1099

2. COTTON GOODS, INCLUDING COTTON SMALL WARES-VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 420

1. HOSIERY AND KNIT GOODS— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

N E W Y O R K

P E N N S Y L V A N IA


W IS C O N S IN

O H IO

IL L IN O IS

C O N N E C T I C U T

N O R T H C A R O L IN A

N E W H A M P S H IR E

M IC H IG A N

R H O D E IS L A N D

N E W J E R S E Y

T E N N E S S E E

G E O R G IA

V IR G IN IA

IN D IA N A

M IN N E S O T A

V E R M O N T

M A R Y L A N D

8 0 U T H C A R O L IN A

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS30 40

2. HOSIERY AND KNIT GOODS— DISTRIBUTION OF THE VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 421

1. MERCHANT FLOUR MILLS AND GRISTMILLS— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES; 1909 AND 1899

M IN N E S O TA

NEW YO R K

KANSAS

ILLINOIS

OHIO

P EN N SYLV A N IA

MISSOURI

INDIANA

MICHIGAN

TE X A S

W ISCONSIN

TE N N E S S E E

CALIFO R NIA

K E N TU C K Y

O K LA H O M A

W A S H IN G TO N

NEBR ASKA

VIRGINIA

IOWA

N O R TH D A K O TA

M A R YLAND

OREGON


GEORGIA

CO LO R AD O

W E S T VIRGINIA

S O U TH D A K O T A

ARKAN SAS

NEW JE R S E Y

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

3. BREAD AND OTHER BAKERY PRODUCTS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

NEW YORK

PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

M ASSACH USETTS

OHIO

NEW JERSEY

MISSOURI

CALIFORNIA

MICHIGAN

INDIANA

C O N N EC TIC U T

WISCONSIN

MARYLAND

IOWA

M INNESOTA

TEX A S

LOUISIANA

W ASHINGTON

COLORADO

RHODE ISLAND

DIST. O F COLUM BIA

KANSAS

KEN TU C K Y

NEBRASKA

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS


PLATE NO. 422

1. BUTTER, CHEESE, AND CONDENSED M ILK -VA LU E OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

W ISCONSIN

NEW YORK

IOWA

M IN N E S O TA

ILLINO IS

M ICHIGAN

PEN N SYLV A N IA

CALIFO R N IA

O HIO

V E R M O N T

N EBR ASKA

W A S H IN G TO N

K AN SAS

OREG ON

INDIANA

MISSOURI

S O U T H D A K O TA

CO LO R A D O

M ILLIONS O F D OLLARS

2. BUTTER, CHEESE, AND CONDENSED M ILK-VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 423

1. CANNING AND PRESERVING— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

CALIFORNIA

NEW YORK

MARYLAND

W ASHINGTON

PENNSYLVANIA

INDIANA

MAINE

ILLINOIS

M A SS A C H U S ETTS

MICHIGAN

WISCONSIN

OHIO

NEW JERSEY

OREGON

IOWA

DELAWARE

K E N TU C K Y

VIRGINIA

MISSOURI

COLORADO

M INN ESO TA

U TA H

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

0 ♦ I I I I I W M U ( t

4. CONFECTIONERY-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

3. FOOD PREPARATIONS— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

NEW YORK

MICHIGAN

OHIO

ILLINOIS

IOWA

GEORGIA

WISCONSIN

CALIFORNIA

MISSOURI

NEW JERSEY

LOUISIANA

TEXAS

PENNSYLVANIA

MINNESOTA

TENNESSEE

M ASSACHUSETTS

Ma r y l a n d

KANSAS

KENTUCKY

NEBRASKA

MILLIONS OF DOLLARSO A • I* 18

NEW YORK


PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

OHIO

MISSOURI

MARYLAND

WISCONSIN

NEW JER SEY

CALIFORNIA

MICHIGAN

IOWA

INDIANA

TEN N ESSE E

TE X A S

M IN N ESO TA

K E N TU C K Y

W ASH IN GTO N

GEORGIA

U TA H

VIRGINIA

C O N N E C TIC U T

OREGON

NEBRASKA

COLORADO



PLATE NO. 424

1. SLAUGHTERING AND MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES:1909 AND 1899

ILLINOIS

KANSAS

NEW YORK

NEBRASKA

MISSOURI

IOWA

PENN SYLVAN IA

OHIO

INDIANA


T E X A S

NEW JER SEY

CALIFORNIA

WISCONSIN

M IN N ES O TA

W A SH IN G TO N

M ARYLAND

MICHIGAN

M ILLIO NS O F DOLLARS

2. SLAUGHTERING AND MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY— VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 425

1. FERTILIZERS— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

GEORGIA

M ARYLAND

S O U TH CAROLINA

VIRGINIA

NEW JER S EY

P ENNSYLVANIA

ALABAM A

N O R TH CAROLINA

OHIO

NEW YORK

FLORIDA

TEN N ESSE E

ILLINOIS

CALIFORNIA

MISSISSIPPI

LOUISIANA


2. FERTILIZERS— VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 426

1. GAS, ILLUMINATING AND HEATING-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899MILLIONS O F DOLLARS

NEW YORK

ILLINOIS

PENNSYLVANIA

M A SSAC HUSETTS

NEW JERSEY

CALIFORNIA

MICHIGAN

M ISSOURI

WISCONSIN

C O N N EC TIC U T

MARYLAND

INDIANA

OHIO

IOWA

MINNESOTA

RHODE ISLAND 5 ^

W ASHINGTON T ™

TEX A S

COLORADO

VIRGINIA

GEORGIA ! TNEBRASKA 3 -TENNESSEE 5 "LOUISIANA

K E N TU C K Y SIP

■ ■ ■ ■ 1909

| I I 899

2. TURPENTINE AND ROSIN— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

3. CHEMICALS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

[Statistics for 1899 include “ sulphuric, nitric, and mixed acids” and “ wood distillation, not including turpentine and rosin.” ]

NEW YORK

NEW JERSEY

PENNSYLVANIA

MICHIGAN

OHIO

M A SSA C H U SET TS

ILLINOIS

MISSOURI

MARYLAND

CALIFORNIA



PLATE NO. 427

I. FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SHOP PRODUCTS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

PENNSYLVANIA

NEW YORK

OHIO

ILLINOIS

MASSACHUSETTS

CONNECTICUT

NEW JERSEY

WISCONSIN

MICHIGAN

INDIANA

CALIFORNIA

RHODE ISLAND

MISSOURI

MINNESOTA

IOWA

MARYLAND

ALABAMA

KENTUCKY

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

WASHINGTON

KANSAS

COLORADO

GEORGIA

VIRGINIA

MAINE

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

o 50 IOO 150 200

2. COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET-IRON PRODUCTS-VALUE OF FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

MILLIONS OF DOLLARSo 10 20 30

PRODUCTS

40

w

r

3TT-

Pfff3!

wmmm 1000I860

NEW YORK

ILLINOIS

OHIO

PENNSYLVANIA

MARYLAND

NEW JERSEY

MISSOURI

WISCONSIN

CALIFORNIA

M A SSA C H U SETTS

INDIANA

MICHIGAN

C O N N E C TIC U T

LOUISIANA

M INNESOTA

IOWA

K E N TU C K Y

TEX A S

W EST VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA

W ASHINGTON

MAINE

OREGON

GEORGIA

TEN NESSEE

3. BRASS AND BRONZE PRODUCTS-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

CO N NECTICUT

NEW YORK

MICHIGAN

PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

OHIO

M ASSACHUSETTS

WISCONSIN

NEW JERSEY

MISSOURI

INDIANA

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS


PLATE NO. 428

BLAST FURNACES— LOCATION OF ESTABLISHMENTS! 1909


PLATE NO. 429

1. PIG-IRON PRODUCTION FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

PENN SYLVAN IA

OHIO

ILLINOIS

ALA BAM A

NEW YO R K

INDIANA

VIRGINIA

TE N N E S S E E

MICHIGAN

COLORADO

NEW JE R S E Y

M ARYLAND

W ISCONSIN

W E S T VIRGINIA

O 2 3

MILLIONS O F TO N S

4 6 0 • t 10 II

2. PIG-IRON PRODUCTION, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 430

STEEL WORKS AND ROLLING MILLS— LOCATION OF ESTABLISHMENTS: 1909

N oTE.-The total number of establishments in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (55), not shown because of lack of space.


PLATE NO. 431

STEEL WORKS AND ROLLING MILLS

P E N N S YL V A N IA

OHIO

ILLINOIS

NEW YO RK

INDIANA

C O L O R A D O

M AR YLAN D

A L ABAM A

W E S T VIRGINIA

1. STEEL PRODUCTION: 1909 AND 1899

PENNSYLVANIA

OHIO

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

NEW YORK

W E S T VIRGINIA

COLORADO

M ARYLAND

WISCONSIN

ALABAMA

2. FINISHED ROLLED PRODUCTS AND FORGINGS: 1909 AND 1899

MILLIONS OF T O N S


PLATE NO. 432

1. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, APPARATUS, AND SUPPLIES— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADINGSTATES; 1909 AND 1899

NEW YORK

PENNSYLVANIA

NEW JERSEY

M A SSAC HU SETTS

ILLINOIS

OHIO

C O N N EC TIC U T

INDIANA

RHODE ISLAND

WISCONSIN

MISSOURI

MICHIGAN

CALIFORNIA

MILLIONS O F DOLLARS

2. CARS AND GENERAL SHOP CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS BY STEAM-RAILROAD COMPANIES— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

PENNSYLVANIA

ILLINOIS

OHIO

NEW YORK

CALIFORNIA

INDIANA

WISCONSIN

TE X A S

M IN NESO TA

KANSAS

IOWA

VIRGINIA

NEW JER SEY

MISSOURI

M ARYLAND

M A S SA C H U S E TTS

ALABAM A

MICHIGAN

TEN N E SSEE

W EST VIRGINIA

COLORADO

GEORGIA

K E N TU C K Y

W ASH ING TO N

NEBRASKA

ARKANSAS

M ILLIO N S O F D O LLAR SO 20 40 ao so

ILLINOIS

OHIO

PENNSYLVANIA

NEW YORK

INDIANA

IOWA

NEW JERSEY

MISSOURI

CALIFORNIA

WASHINGTON

TEXAS

KANSAS

MICHIGAN

VIRGINIA

GEORGIA

COLORADO

MINNESOTA

TENNESSEE

CONNECTICUT

MASSACHUSETTS

WISCONSIN

NORTH CAROLINA

NEBRASKA

ALABAMA

OKLAHOMA

KENTUCKY

MARYLAND

WEST VIRGINIA

MISSISSIPPI

SOUTH CAROLINA

UTAH

OREGON

ARKANSAS

NEW HAMPSHIRE


PLATE NO. 433

1. CARRIAGE AND WAGON INDUSTRY— VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES; 1909 AND 1899

OHIO

INDIANA

ILLINOIS

NEW YO R K

P E N N S YLV A N IA

MICHIGAN

W ISCONSIN

MISSOURI

K E N T U C K Y

IOWA


NEW JE R S E Y


TE N N E S S E E

GEORGIA

VIRGINIA

M IN N E S O TA

C A LIFO R N IA

AR KAN SAS

M AR YLAND


M ILLIONS O F OOLLARS

O * 8 i l i t to »»

2. CARRIAGE AND WAGON INDUSTRY-VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 434

1. AUTOMOBILES -VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES; 1909 AND 1904

M ILLIO N S O F D OLLARSO 24 48 72 98

MICHIGAN

OHIO

NEW YORK

INDIANA

C O N N E C TIC U T

WISCONSIN


ILLINOIS

PENNSYLVANIA

RHODE ISLAND

NEW JE R S E Y P

MISSOURI 1

C A LIFO R N IA •

2. AUTOMOBILES— VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


1. LUMBER-VALUE OF PRODUCTS FOR LEADING STATES: 1909 AND 1899

PLATE NO. 435

W a s h i n g t o n

NEW YORK

LOUISIANA

MICHIGAN

WISCONSIN

PENNSYLVANIA

CALIFORNIA

ILLINOIS

MISSISSIPPI

MINNESOTA

ARKANSAS

VIRGINIA

OHIO

NORTH CAROLINA

TEXAS

TENNESSEE

OREGON

W EST VIRGINIA

MAINE

ALABAMA

GEORGIA

MISSOURI

INDIANA

M ASSACHUSETTS

KENTUCKY

FLORIDA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW JERSEY

SO UTH CAROLINA

IOWA

MARYLAND

IDAHO

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

2, LUMBER— VALUE OF PRODUCTS, BY STATES: 1909


PLATE NO. 436

MANUFACTURING PLANTS ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF RICHMOND, VA., COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND PUEBLO, COLO.


NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909PLATE NO. 437


PLATE NO. 438

CHICAGO METROPOLITAN DISTRICT; 1909

MAINE

LYONS

BLOOM 5

CALUMET

i LAKhriii §


PHILADELPHIA METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909PLATE NO. 439


PLATE NO. 440

PITTSBURGH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909


PLATE NO. M l

BOSTON METROPOLITAN DISTRICTi 1909

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PLATE NO. 442

ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909


PLATE NO. 443

CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909


PLATE NO. 444

BUFFALO METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909


PLATE NO. 445

DETROIT METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909


PLATE NO. 446

CINCINNATI METROPOLITAN DISTRICT: 1909

SPRINGFIELD SYCAMORE


PLATE NO. <47

BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT! 1909


PLATE NO. 448

MINNEAPOLIS-ST, PAUL METROPOLITAN DISTRICT] 1909

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PLATE NO. 449

SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND METROPOLITAN DISTRICT; 1909

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