TABLE VII.-OCCUPATIONS, AVERAGE WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR,

1900–1901, 1902, 1905,
SUGAR PLANTATIONS (52 establishments)-Continued.

1 Tours reported for 2 employees only.
2 Irregular.
3 Hours reported for 27 employees only.
4 Hours reported for 17 employees only.
6 Wages reported for 17 employees only, not including 7 who earn 25 cents per hour.
6 Hours reported for 106 employees only.
? Hours reported for 21 employees only.
& Hours reported for 7 employees only.
9 Jours reported for 1 employee only.
10 Hours reported for 3 employees only.
11 Ilours reported for 6 employees only.
12 Hours reported for 11 employees only.
13 Tour, reported for 141 employees only.

AND NATIONALITY OR RACE OF EMPLOYEES IN EACH INDUSTRY,
AND 1910—Continued.

SUGAR PLANTATIONS (52 establishments)-Continued.

14 Hours reported for 45 employees only.
15 Wages reported for 56 employees only, not including 7 who earn 25 cents per hour.
16 1 employee receives also board, valued at $20 per month.
17 Including 1 boy.
18 Hours reported for 9 employees only.
19 Hours reported for 14 employees only.
20 See notes to details.
21 Including 1 cripple.
22 Contract workers.
23 Not reported.
24 Wages reported for 2 employees only, not including 1 who receives 75 cents per cord.
25 Including 8 contract workers.
26 Hours reported for 3 employees only.

Table VII.-OCCUPATIONS, AVERAGE WAGES AND HOURS OF LABOR,

1900–1901, 1902, 1905,

1 Hours reported for 60 employees only.
Including 2 employees who receive also board, valued at $7 per month.

AND NATIONALITY OR RACE OF EMPLOYEES IN EACH INDUSTRY,
AND 1910—Concluded.

3 Including 1 person receiving 75 cents per day and board.

• Hours reported for 76 employees only.
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