Table XII. Changes in Hours of Labor: (b) Decreases-Continued. OCCUPATION AND LOCALITY. Date (1901). AVERAGE Reduc. WEEKLY Hours tion to No. OF LABOR Aver. Total the eight. mem. Sex de hour day. bers af. fected crease. (crease. (Number of mem. Before. After. bers.) age de III. METALS, MACHINERY AND SHIPBUILDING–Concluded. Iron and Steel-Con. Table XII. Changes in Hours of Labor: (b) Decreases-Continued. OCCUPATION AND LOCALITY. Date Sex. AVERAGE Reduc. WEEKLY HOURS tion to No. OF LABOR Aver. Total the eight. piem. de hour day. bers af. fected. crease. crease. (Number of mem Before. After. bers.) age de IV. TRANSPORTATION-Concluded. Lumber Handlers. 1 May. M 20 60 59 Team Drivers. Niagara Falls 1 May M 66 60 54 M 117 396 447 Total-Group IV... M 1,028 7 6,801 V. PRINTING, BINDING, ETC. M 50 59 574 3d qui. Table XII. Changes in Hours of Labor: (b) Decreases--Continued. OCCUPATION AND LOCALITY. Date (1901). AVERAGE ReducWEEKLY HOURS tion to No. OF LABOR Aver. Total the eight: mem. Sex. de hour day bers afil crease.crease. (Number ficted of memBefore. After. bers.) age de VII. FOOD AND LIQUORS. Food Preparation. Butchers. New York, Brooklyn 15 Mar. M 20 801 601 60 Troy I. 1 July 20 60 M 42 IX. WOOD WORKING AND FURNITURE. 4 Mar. M 3 6 Journeymen 28 54 M 6 18 168 6 . 186 X. RESTAURANTS AND RETAIL TRADE. Clerks and Salesmen. 15 June M 57 63 601 3 Canandaigua 20 N.'00 70 60 24 84 60 24 New York, Manhattan.. 1 Jan.. M 90 3 12V 171 1,680 288 2:0 XL PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT. 19 July. Garbage Gatherers. Syracuse. 3d qu... M 44 M 1,042 Table XII. Changes in Hours of Labor: (b) Decreases-Concluded. OCCUPATION AND LOCALITY. Dato (1901). AVERAGE ReducWEEKLY HOURS tion to No. OF LABOR A ver. Total the «ight. memSex. de bour day bers af. fected. crease.crease. (Number of memBefore. After. bers.) age de XII. MISCELLANEOUS. Paper Makers. M 63 72 Niagara Falle: Sulphite and beater med.... 139 72 Palmer Falls.... 1 July 23 72 Sandy Hill: Machine tenders 60 72 Ticonderoga: Machine tenders... 7 72 10 72 TABLE XIII.-DURATION OF EMPLOYMENT AND EARNINGS OF MEMBERS OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS. a. Quarter Ended March 31, 1901: b. Quarter Ended September 30, 1901 1. New York City. 1. New York City. 2. Interior towns and cities. 2. Interior towns and cities. $180 00 I BUILDING, STONE WORKING, ETC. Stone Working. Building and Paving Trades. New York, Manhattan.. | 1 105 45 Rricklayers and Masons. 24 65 18 52 Freestone Cutters. 20 421 New York, Brooklyn....1 112 57 256 50 30 331 30 20 90 00 22 26 Now York, Manhattan..] 1 300 55 247 50 7 224 300 55 220 00 New York, Brooklyn.... 5 74 76 350) 55 192 50 2 60 Granite Culters, 1 58 New York, Brooklyn... 1 1976 228 00 10 55 25 53 New York, Manhattan. . 1 300 70 280 00 34 52 1001 50 200 00 85 50 5030 120 00 6 48 Machine Stone Workers 23 46 and Hand Rubbers. 27 40 New York, Manhattan.. 11 105 674 236 25 705 38 60 673 202 50 3 35 851 67 168 75 22 30 90 676 151 88 10 28 601 34 119 00 38 25 35 34 102 00 2 21 601 34 76 50 17] 20 Marble Cutters. 12 18 New York, Manhattan..1 150 78 342 00 10 16 475 76 304 00 4 15 Marble Cutters' Helpers. 6 12 New York, Manhattan.. 1 240/ 75 191 25 2 10 6 2 Marble Polishers, Rubbers New York, Manhattan .. 7 795 76 and Sawyers. 3 70 New York, Manhattan.. / 2 6 106 424 CO 105 671 16/106 371 00 12 60 2 106 344 50 245 54 2 90 360 00 250 36 3 90 315 00 50 34 1 90 292 50 193 30 3) 86 279 50 140 29 1 80 260 00 31 27 1 76 304 00 17 25 12 17 500' 16 10 12 242) 68 221 00 11 9 11 26 91 00 61 5 Stone Setters. New York, Queens 3 51 57 New York, Manhattan.. / 1 75 673 320 62 68 41 40) 50 237 50 6 10 201 34 161 50 8l 30 Upless otherwise designated, members are males. 286 CO 228 80 185 90 147 40 114 40 100 10 334 40 264 00 255 20 242 00 233 20 228 80 220 00 211 20 202 40 176 00 167 20 154 03 132 00 123 20 110 00 92 40 88 00 79 20 70 40 66 00 52 80 44 00 8 80 334 40 308 00 297 00 261 00 237 60 158 40 149 to 132 00 127 60 118 80 110 00 74 80 70 40 52 80 39 60 22 00 250 80 180 40 160 00 120 00 |