Pratt, Edward Ewing, Industrial causes of congestion of population in New York City

(New York :  [s. n.] ,  1911.)

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Appendix II—Table I
Distribution of Male Workers Employedin Manhattan below Foitrieenth Street by Daily and Weekly Hours of Work, Showing Residence, Carfare and Time-Distance
 

Hours per Week.
 

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1555
 

748
 

1056
 

454
 

31-^
 

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2I.I
 

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Per cent, of Each Group.
 

38
 

. 29-3
 

20.3
 

19.4
 

25.1
 

18.8
 

33-8
 

49-5
 

43-6
 

6.7
 

6.2
 

3-8
 

5-7
 

22.0
 

24-5
 

[9.4
 

18.1
 

4-3
 

5-2
 

2.0
 

2.2
 

17-5
 

9.1
 

5-7
 

5-1
 

•9
 

.8
 

.2
 

.2
 

•4
 

.1
 


 


 

.1
 

....
 


 

....
 

20.3
 

26.7
 

42-3
 

40.5
 

43-5
 

53-°
 

46.5
 

48.2
 

30-5
 

17.4
 

10.4
 

9-S
 

5-7
 

2.4
 

.8
 


 

31.1
 

23.1
 

34-0
 

43-6
 

20.6
 

25.9
 

25-3
 

234
 

4-7
 

7-1
 

6.4
 

7.9
 

17.7
 

21-5
 

12.8
 

9-9
 

24.0
 

15.0
 

18.7
 

12.3
 

•7
 

.6
 

.2
 

•4
 

6.4
 

3-9
 

1.6
 

1.6
 

3-8
 

2-4
 

.8
 

•9
 

10.
 

•5
 

.1
 

....
 

18.4

50.0

5.3

21.0

5.3
 

50.0
50.0
 

39-S
31.6

7-9

7-9

I3-I
 

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5002
 

1209

1438

308

1255
194

556

25

16
 

1317

2485

992

205
 

1231

1125

364

844
I0S9

34
198
120

26
 


 

34.2
28.7

6.2
^S-i

3-9
II.I

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•3
.0
 

26.3

49-7

ig.8

4.2
 

24.6
22.J

7.3

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21.2

■7

3-9
2.4

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Total Number.
Per cent, of all Workers.
 

Residence.
 

Manhattan above 14th St.

Manhattan below 14th St.

Bronx.

Brooklyn.

Queens.

Jersey.

Richmond.

Above Bronx.

Suffolk.

Walk and Carfare.

Walk.

10  cents or less.

11  cents to 20 cents,
21 cents and more.

Time-Distance.

40  minutes or less.

41  to 60 minutes.
61 to 80 minutes.
81 to 100 minutes.
loi to 120 minutes.
121 to 140 minutes.
141 to 160 minutes.
161 to 180 minutes.
181 minutes and more.
 

802

16.0
 

24.6

12.9

6.7

38.0

4.7

12.1

,1

•9
 

11-3
61.8

19-5

7-4
 

12.1

19-3
11.7
21.0
28.2

i-S

4,2

1-7
•3
 

Hours per Day.
 


 


 


 


 

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332
 

1909
 

681
 

II63
 

77
 

6.6
 

3S.2
 

13.6
 

'3-3
 

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Per cent, of Each Group.
 

38
.B
 

23-5
 

27.7
 

20.1
 

20.6
 

29.8
 

14.8
 

19.1
 

48.3
 

47-9
 

22.1
 

10.5
 

6.7
 

5-9
 

4.0
 

2.6
 

34-3
 

24.6
 

16.5
 

19.8
 

20.8
 

4.8
 

4-9
 

3-1
 

1.6
 

5-2
 

II.2
 

iS-7
 

5-7
 

S-9
 

18.2
 

•3
 

■9
 

•3
 

.2
 

1-3
 

.6
 

■3
.1
 

.1
 


 

....
 

18.1
 

18.6
 

41.1
 

42.4
 

23-4
 

51-5
 

48.6
 

437
 

45-3
 

61.0
 

23-5
 

27.6
 

13-4
 

11.4
 

10.4
 

6.9
 

5.2
 

1.8
 

•9
 

S-2
 

17.8
 

20.4
 

30.4
 

38.1
 

27-3
 

18.7
 

21.0
 

28.6
 

24-3
 

22.1
 

II.I
 

5-7
 

7.2
 

S-7
 

9.1
 

16.0
 

19,5
 

15.1
 

11.8
 

10.4
 

26.2
 

22.3
 

14.2
 

17.1
 

24.6
 

•9
 

•7
 

•3
 

-3
 

----
 

3.6
 

5-8
 

2.8
 

1-5
 

6.5
 

4.8
 

3-7
 

1.2
 

1.0
 


 

•9
 

.9
 

.2
 

.2
 

....
 

18.4
50.0

5-3
21.0

5-3
 

50.0
50.0
 

39-S
31.6

7-9

7-9

I3-I
 

I
 

5002
 

1209

1438

308

1255
194

556
25
16
 

1317

2485

992

208
 

1231

1125

365

844

I0S9

34

198

120

26
 

Table I, Appendix II, page 242.
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