1963 census of business
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 9999 06398 448 6 CENSUS REGIONS AND GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION ^yjy/ Pa'Eific Mountain ppf" Doc. 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS volume two RETAIL TRADE AREA STATISTICS PART 2 Indiana to New York DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, John T. Connor, Secretary BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, A. Ross Eckler, Director Acknowledgments This report was prepared in the Business Division under the super- vision of Harvey Kailin, Chief, and Henry Wulff, Assistant Chief for Census Programs. Robert Viehman, Chief, Retail Trade Branch was responsible for the retail trade segment of the Census of Business. Philip Chenoweth was in charge of reviewing, selecting, and coding the Federal income tax reports for non-employer establishments. Gerda Mones was the division's liaison officer with the Jeffersonville Operations Office and supervised the division's professional staff at that office. Gerald Post contributed to the entire project, particularly in the analysis and collection of reports for the large and complex cor- porate organizations. Robert W. Scheidel, Patricia A. Clark, Mabel N. Foster, and C. …
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BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 9999 06398 448 6 CENSUS REGIONS AND GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION ^yjy/ Pa'Eific Mountain ppf" Doc. 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS volume two RETAIL TRADE AREA STATISTICS PART 2 Indiana to New York DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, John T. Connor, Secretary BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, A. Ross Eckler, Director Acknowledgments This report was prepared in the Business Division under the super- vision of Harvey Kailin, Chief, and Henry Wulff, Assistant Chief for Census Programs. Robert Viehman, Chief, Retail Trade Branch was responsible for the retail trade segment of the Census of Business. Philip Chenoweth was in charge of reviewing, selecting, and coding the Federal income tax reports for non-employer establishments. Gerda Mones was the division's liaison officer with the Jeffersonville Operations Office and supervised the division's professional staff at that office. Gerald Post contributed to the entire project, particularly in the analysis and collection of reports for the large and complex cor- porate organizations. Robert W. Scheidel, Patricia A. Clark, Mabel N. Foster, and C. Daniel Bremer also participated in the analysis of data and preparation of the report. Staff assistance was provided by Ralph S. Woodruff, Assistant Division Chief, Research and Methodology, and Max Shor, Assistant Division Chief, Staff and Special Projects. Systems and procedures were developed in the Economic Operations Division, M. D. Bingham, Chief, by Sol Dolleck, Assistant Chief for Systems, assisted by Samuel Schweid, Nathan Lesowitz, and Jack Margolis. Heyward D. Glisson developed and supervised the electronic PlippAM Qp THF CENSUS computer programming under the direction of John S. Lannan. Quality control plans and procedures were developed and supervised by Herman A Ross Erklpr Di rprtnr ^' f^^s*^^"' assisted by George Minton. Others who participated in the as turv cr, uireciur development of systems and procedures were Jack Scharff, Irving Weiss, Hnward C Pripw^Q Jerry S. Cooper, William W. Perry, Maxwell Jeane, Peter Ohs, and Carl Deputy Director Processing of retail reports was performed at the Jeffersonville Opera- tions Office under the direction of Robert D. Krook. Gene P. King and DiioiMi-oo r\ o Waller Wynne, Jr., were directly in charge of the Economic Census BUSIInESS division Operations Branch. Data processing and related operations were per- . formed by the Data Processing Systems Division, Robert F. Drury, Harvey Kailm, Chief chief, and R. M. Mlcoly, Assistant chief. Louis Greenberg, in his capacity as Census of Business Coordinator, made important contributions to the planning and operational phases of the work. D ne incorporate the area preprints, series Library of Congress Card No. A66-7302 Suggested Citation U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Business, 1953 Vol. 2, Retail Trade—Area Statistics Part 2, Indiana to New York U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1966 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents. US. Government Printing Office. Washmgton, DC. 20402. or any Department of Commerce field office. Price $18 50 ('or parts 1, 2. and 3) 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS Retail Trade—Area Statistics part 2 CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here show the chapter prefix which appears as part of number for each page] page PART 1 Introduction 1 United States Summary 1-1 Alabama to Illinois 2-1 to 15-1 PART 2 Indiana 16-1 Iowa 17-1 Kansas 18-1 Kentucky 19-1 Louisiana 20-1 Maine 21-1 Maryland 22-1 Massachusetts 23-1 Michigan 24-1 Minnesota 25-1 Mississippi 26-1 Missouri 27-1 Montana 28-1 Nebraska 29-1 Nevada 30-1 New Hampshire 31-1 New Jersey 32-1 New Mexico 33-1 New York 34-1 PART 3 North Carolina to Wyoming 35-1 to 52-1 Guam and the Virgin Islands 53-1 to 54-1 Appendixes 55-1 Indiana CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 16-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 18 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 36 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 55 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 67 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 68 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 69 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 71 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 72 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 74 INDIANA I . T / ^gl / S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 16-3 1958 $5,176,591,000 State total EACH SYMBOL = 5% CHANGE 1963 #####25% INDIANA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm [= 444 Equip., Hardware Dealers p^470 #i6% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers 566 __777_^ $6,475,730, 1218 1402 Gasoline Service ^=422 "^ Stations j^H 529 #####25% Apparel, ^266 Accessory Stores P^^^^^ Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^249 Equipment Stores ^ 271 ##9% 1= ?71 Eating, Drinking Places ^^450 Drug Stores, ^ 187 Proprietary Stores |Bl 237 1300^ ^ Other Retail Stores ^^4 75 ^550 i 114 Nonstore Retailers b ^35 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ " 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 16-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-5 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE 1 TOTAL. 521 522-52'4 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5« 5U1 5U2 5«3 511 5U5-5"(9 56 561i567 562-3t568 562 563.568 565 566 561 1 569 59 EX.591 592 593 59"4 595 596 597 596 599 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL. . > DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS HEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL ^1 U66 132 r676 658 6 551 5 293 176 155 237 690 2 592 1 379 1 213 6 446 843 627 159 366 1 142 556 751 2 002 7 013 4 878 2 135 470 486 214 732 36 207 68 800 150 747 401 523 327 888 19 627 8 350 ^^303 187 60 097 112 350 88 503 23 847 ""61 545 60 085 9 110 270 818 159 722 HI 096 449 822 313 407 136 415 237 480 228 840 8 640 550 052 53 578 18 146 12 804 17 367 236 719 38 255 90 175 83 008 6 244 950 458 020 213 706 33 051 62 704 148 559 773 029 "511 015 " 132 583 129 431 1 333 398 1 267 981 18 541 1 279 078 ' 297 211 59 361 110 940 87 773 23 167 60 123 58 211 8 576 257 787 152 599 105 188 432 422 304 737 127 685 234 714 226 622 8 092 514 154 45 140 13 852 12 184 14 497 231 553 35 845 87 273 73 810 US 904 1 854 110 613 1 131 2 695 533 960 2 909 1 399 1 510 8 495 5 916 2 579 1 455 1 300 155 444 152 312 1 094 689 994 1 804 2 817 938 467 754 658 1 162 110 521 531 4 664 3 749 (M 1 991 1 021 970 6 957 4 864 2 093 3 983 534 218 114 180 800 443 688 1 006 443 642 214 962 37 020 73 506 118 154 565 577 360 017 106 553 99 007 265 716 60 213 96 243 248 782 156 317 92 465 371 164 247 951 123 213 186 737 181 159 5 578 474 723 44 577 11 905 12 901 14 576 180 443 40 143 4 905 869 426 368 210 436 32 700 67 182 115 050 550 937 360 017 104 867 86 053 8 423 5 298 28 311 258 774 58 763 94 223 81 338 12 885 46 805 50 101 8 882 233 916 149 609 84 307 346 698 234 205 112 493 184 525 179 265 5 260 438 405 37 075 9 879 12 389 12 568 174 877 36 701 97 774 57 142 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. ''Revised •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, ate shown separately in this table. "Data not provided because establishments with no payroll are classified only at the next broader kind-of-business level. Comparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 16-6 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PIRT* 531 533 539 5U3 5mi 5«5 5U6 5462 5U63 5U9 55 EX.551 562-31568 562 563 1 568 563 I RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES. . . . , FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING . . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL t ACCESSORY STORES. U3 261 177 607 302 288 35B 956 636 320 561 597 256 155 107 308 2M0 229 tit 392 85« 57B 276 1170 466 168 973 45 759 15 934 19 617 656 68 800 150 747 ' 777 273 "511 015 ^133 791 127 163 4 397 907 401 523 327 888 18 732 895 8 350 7 418 10 544 20 270 15 754 4 515 299 820 083 531 994 206 25 367 63 958 82 596 66 747 16 506 48 438 13 437 29 154 5 847 303 187 60 097 S8 266 1 831 112 350 88 503 23 847 3 219 707 1 127 16 647 9 814 1 126 46 699 8 728 382 6 244 950 458 020 166 683 45 023 ^^773 029 ''511 015 "132 583 124 541 1 333 398 1 267 981 17 748 793 7 154 6 210 8 728 279 078 0B3 245 993 920 25 357 63 958 58 884 54 577 18 506 43 865 11 913 27 006 4 947 ^"297 211 59 361 57 715 1 645 110 940 87 773 23 167 3 089 56 636 23 096 6 705 2 990 •^112 194 ''76 073 ''20 661 14 953 98 655 66 805 1 540 76 549 B24 1 065 4 876 4 000 876 205 595 110 596 90 627 81 560 3 234 5 633 4 998 9 378 2 097 3 596 1 346 1 763 467 =40 907 8 595 e 303 292 15 275 12 507 2 759 517 8 130 7 877 299 087 437 435 629 127 110 63 585 51 368 1 630 155 045 241 87C 2 278 231 1 575 368 ''385 102 307 B46 8 274 1 541 34 167 1 282 11 057 16 833 20 210 100 444 82 595 17 646 3 996 12 001 2 127 721 1 743 115 1 578 957 61 499 102 659 92 465 186 713 42 237 63 191 22 585 32 056 "^779 594 1S9 622 153 925 5 696 290 072 236 410 53 552 9 725 ri54 085 154 213 5 450 27 511 3 317 117 935 13 094 4 674 1 395 754 783 23 ^^9 423 "25 064 '"g 200 4 900 215 32 129 26 462 523 36 216 444 402 1 817 1 509 308 21 932 17 354 15 724 597 1 033 1 089 2 150 590 749 293 346 106 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. ""Revised. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC inajor group 53. are shown separately In this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-7 TABLE 2 The State: 1963 Continued 16-8 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor porated businesses (number) Kmd-of-business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip dealers Estab- lish ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores Estab- lish- ments ADAMS COUNTY BERNE. OECATUr; REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALLEN COUNTY FORT *AYNE NEW HAVEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY . . COLUMBUS EDINBURG (PARTI' . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY BLACKFORD COUNTY . . . DUNKIRK (PARTI • . . HARTFORD CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOONE COUNTY LEBANON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BROWN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY . . . . DELPHI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CASS COUNTY LOGANSPORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARK COUNTY CHARLESTOWN CLARKSVILLE JEFFERSONVILLE . . . SELLERSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLAY COUNTY BRAZIL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLINTON COUNTY . . . . FRANKFORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAWFORD COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY . . . WASHINGTON .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY DEARBORN COUNTY. . . AURORA GREENOALE LAWRENCEBURG . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY DECATUR COUNTY . . . . GREENSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DE KALB COUNTY .... AUBURN GARRETT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DELAWARE COUNTY. . . . NUNC IE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DUBOIS COUNTY HUNTINGBURG JASPER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ELKHART COUNTY . . . . ELKHART GOSHEN NAPPANEE (PARTI' . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FAYETTE COUNTY . . . . CONNERSVILLE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 32 2 It 196 103 50 1 003 70« 299 37 366 e 5147 20 820 8 001 ^367 9U2 '"31U 611 12 138 41 193 5 010 20 723 20 31(8 (Dl 15 521 (Dl 38 4tl 21 257 17 leu 21 051 8 795 12 256 55 916 46 527 9 389 65 090 4 599 2 968 41 437 6 129 9 857 25 860 19 152 5 708 29 383 22 188 7 195 29 758 10 309 639 13 054 5 746 27 198 21 573 5 525 31 332 14 569 5 307 11 465 163 219 79 043 35 082 28 124 25 528 2 595 5 244 950 35 366 8 093 19 998 7 275 ^360 698 ^309 731 11 730 39 237 (Dl 19 595 19 236 (Dl 15 119 (Dl 35 403 20 783 15 620 19 853 8 039 II 814 2 792 40 719 5 865 9 021 24 240 18 395 5 844 37 230 29 490 7 740 28 Oil 21 558 6 453 27 984 9 789 639 12 354 25 216 20 535 4 681 36 859 6 871 19 339 10 649 155 679 75 405 33 716 8 790 35 756 26 708 24 375 2 332 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 'Edinbuig IS in Bartholomew and Johnson Counties. ^Dunkirk is in Blackford and Jay Counties. 'Nappanee is in Elkhart and Kosciusko Counties. 3 231 809 1 882 540 "44 761 "38 562 1 204 4 995 (Dl 101 1 804 1 951 (Dl 1 604 (01 3 507 2 206 1 401 791 5 369 354 347 4 231 487 940 2 533 2 105 428 3 087 1 504 499 984 17 688 14 383 3 305 3 281 613 1 873 795 17 256 8 583 3 759 938 3 976 2 799 2 603 196 14 151 939 63 235 16 211 35 334 10 591 "875 646 ^753 504 24 109 98 235 (Dl (Dl 35 146 38 584 (Dl 31 090 (01 74 647 44 200 30 447 31 132 13 293 17 839 112 276 96 632 15 444 130 285 7 527 8 036 85 173 11 106 18 443 40 375 31 946 8 429 76 032 50 507 15 525 51 143 50 915 10 228 55 187 19 240 2 652 23 909 10 186 51 430 42 924 8 506 57 803 29 559 9 525 16 519 351 789 289 854 61 935 332 174 164 259 74 274 18 299 75 332 53 895 49 751 4 145 I 073 245 655 172 "13 690 "ll 954 400 1 344 1 081 873 208 865 718 147 993 500 174 319 5 603 4 512 991 5 222 2 547 1 238 267 470 486 4 325 777 2 379 1 159 19 044 10 643 568 7 713 3 957 2 385 1 582 2 575 952 1 514 591 767 1 477 3 939 1 680 2 059 3 565 2 059 1 527 4 053 3 089 974 9 560 1 642 2 598 995 AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 16-10 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kmd-of-business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip, dealers merits number) Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments FLOYD COUNTY NED ALBANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FOUNTAIN COUNTY. . . ATTICA COVINBTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. a76 FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . BROOKVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FULTON COUNTY ROCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GIBSON COUNTY OAKLAND CITY . . . . PRINCETON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRANT COUNTY FAIRMOUNT GAS CITY MARION REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GREENE COUNTY LINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . NOBLESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HANCOCK COUNTY . . . . GREENFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . . CORYDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HENDRICKS COUNTY . . . BROIINSBUKG DANVILLE PLAINFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HENRY COUNTY . . . . NEW CASTLE . . . < REMAINDER OF CCUM HOKARD COUNTY KOKOMO REMAINDEil OF COUrTY. HUNTINGTON COUNTY. . . HUNTINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY . . . SEYMOUR REMAINDER OF COUNTY JASPER COUNTY. . . . RENSSELAER .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY JAY COUNTY DUNKIRK (PART)^. . . PORTLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . MADISON REMAINDER OF COUNTY JENNINGS COUNTY. . . . NORTH VERNON .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY EDINBURG (PART)' . . FRANKLIN GREENWOOD NE» WHITELAND. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 60 206 57 121 2 785 21 728 9 811 6 612 a 215 13 175 8 730 1 715 21 871 13 715 8 159 8 859 80 653 13 591 32 831 11 951 20 883 11 051 22 251 21 603 35 567 20 082 15 185 15 286 10 207 5 079 39 519 8 185 8 621 11 972 10 768 65 001 13 397 21 607 115 328 88 303 27 025 12 718 30 657 12 061 25 389 11 888 10 501 27 386 6 001 16 805 1 580 33 633 27 IBS 6 lie 16 346 13 325 3 021 56 890 1 386 21 979 19 385 56 876 51 969 1 907 20 721 13 517 7 207 33 167 1 936 20 611 7 620 101 531 1 916 8 609 78 515 12 161 30 850 11 551 19 299 12 110 21 733 20 677 31 611 19 752 11 889 13 806 9 709 1 097 38 099 8 083 8 391 11 856 9 766 61 686 11 267 20 619 111 796 85 373 26 123 10 670 29 379 11 291 39 101 29 819 9 582 23 137 13 968 9 169 26 130 5 807 16 295 1 028 32 337 26 819 5 188 15 291 12 923 2 371 6 368 6 232 136 1 901 811 517 576 916 671 277 2 120 1 515 605 3 310 161 2 176 673 11 399 309 791 9 168 1 128 2 630 1 066 1 511 1 391 2 313 2 061 3 056 1 955 1 101 1 216 885 331 676 725 1 211 926 5 900 1 266 1 631 13 187 10 721 2 163 1 155 3 121 1 031 1 025 3 213 812 2 257 1 532 725 2 360 185 1 576 297 3 121 a 675 519 1 363 1 186 195 125 567 122 753 2 611 10 912 16 251 13 819 10 872 12 726 31 322 11 101 65 161 8 539 13 711 12 861 227 525 6 599 11 269 183 833 22 821 50 053 21 352 26 701 85 255 13 962 11 293 60 191 39 550 20 911 21 010 17 511 5 529 69 172 12 916 15 835 22 119 18 572 115 311 83 013 32 301 262 655 212 562 50 293 83 903 65 053 16 850 13 969 30 721 13 215 15 768 28 171 5 679 66 858 55 618 11 210 28 816 21 998 3 818 202 2 625 393 976 393 565 1 395 676 719 968 633 335 135 311 121 1 110 219 251 355 315 2 025 1 136 567 1 086 3 277 809 1 111 1 081 363 1 312 997 315 671 152 222 785 163 511 3 253 310 1 912 1 031 1 211 903 306 3 022 1 221 1 798 5 269 673 3 295 1 301 7 810 505 7 305 6 519 1 272 5 277 1 918 860 1 068 3 865 263 1 221 356 2 025 5 Oil 3 988 1 056 9 153 7 298 2 155 1 769 3 952 617 3 270 372 2 377 521 2 931 2 093 836 6 118 221 3 121 1 015 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 'Edinburg is in Barlholomew and Johnson Counties. 'Dunkirk is in Blackford and Jay Counties. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kindof business group -continued | 16-12 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) ments (number) Kind-ot-busmess group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores • KNOX COUNTY BICKNELL VINCENNES REHAINDEF! OF COUNTY. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY . . . NAPPANEE (PARTI^ . . WARSAW FiEMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAGRANGE COUNTY. LAKE COUNTY. . CROHN POINT. DYER .... EAST CHICAGO EAST GARY. • GARY .... GRIFFITH . . HAMMOND. . . HIGHLAND HOBART MUNSTER SCHERERVILLE . . . . WHITING REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LA PORTE COUNTY. . . . LA PORTE MICHIGAN CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAWRENCE COUNTY. . . . BEDFORD MITCHELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY .... ALEXANDRIA ANDERSON CHESTERFIELD .... ELWOOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY BEECH GROVE INDIANAPOLIS . . . . LAWRENCE SPEEDWAY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . BREMEN PLYMOUTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARTIN COUNTY LOOGOOTEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. I AH I COUNTY PERU REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY BLOOMINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . CRAWFORDSVILLE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORGAN COUNTY MARTINSVILLE . '. . . MOORESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWTON COUNTY NOBLE COUNTY KENDALLVILLE . . . . LIGONIER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OHIO COUNTY. ORANGE COUNTY PAOLI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 57 044 4 570 45 472 7 002 18 420 693 251 26 144 2 S99 57 069 5 413 258 525 9 144 177 403 36 764 18 887 15 683 7 269 21 333 56 718 133 190 47 275 61 866 24 049 42 953 32 227 5 205 5 521 182 392 11 466 106 541 2 659 18 319 43 407 915 535 14 482 23 281 185 074 43 107 6 525 19 520 17 062 11 090 5 298 5 792 37 281 24 566 12 715 78 837 63 979 14 858 39 AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 16-14 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nou. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses (number) Kmd-of-business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores " Estab- lish- ments OWEN COUNTY SPENCEF! REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PARKE COUNTY ROCKVILLE REMAINDEFi OF COUNTY. PERRY COUNTY TELL CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PIKE COUNTY PETERSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PORTER COUNTY CHESTERTON PORTAGE VALPARAISO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POSEY COUNTY MOUNT VERNON . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PULASKI COUNTY PUTNAM COUNTY GREENCASTLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RANDOLPH COUNTY. . . . UNION CITY WINCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RIPLEY COUNTY 8ATESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RUSH COUNTY RUSHVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST JOSEPH COUNTY . . . MISHAWAKA SOUTH BEND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY SC0TT5BURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHELBY COUNTY SHELBYVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SPENCER COUNTY STARKE COUNTY KNOX REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STEUBEN COUNTY . . . . ANGOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SULLIVAN COUNTY. . . . SULLIVAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SWITZERLAND COUNTY TIPPECANOE COUNTY. . . LAFAYETTE •EST LAFAYETTE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TIPTON COUNTY TIPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. UNION COUNTY VANDERBURGH COUNTY . . EVAN5VILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. VERMILLION COUNTY. . . CLINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 2 033 377 1 213 113 10 566 8 635 1 931 13 993 8 362 5 531 16 579 13 6"t9 2 930 23 257 13 9M6 9 311 29 865 23 161 6 7014 32 321 8 067 14 371 9 880 27 289 17 594 9 695 ''3U8 570 70 496 229 514 r4B 560 15 002 10 113 4 889 34 479 9 249 15 779 20 712 9 789 10 923 35 094 17 362 17 732 20 550 12 002 8 548 140 411 96 389 21 242 22 780 231 495 219 556 11 939 18 584 12 248 6 336 9 372 8 283 1 289 4 664 39 981 14 562 22 055 13 390 8 665 28 861 22 793 6 068 30 029 7 573 13 518 8 938 M37 956 68 372 223 618 '45 966 13 902 9 657 4 245 42 578 33 919 8 659 19 742 9 409 10 333 33 636 17 024 16 612 19 454 11 760 7 694 139 183 95 687 21 128 22 368 16 286 11 201 5 085 223 747 212 676 U 071 16 784 11 230 5 554 1 168 736 432 1 409 1 249 160 2 579 2 084 495 •41 095 6 855 29 408 i'4 832 1 329 972 357 1 747 820 927 3 256 1 694 1 562 1 567 1 004 563 17 068 11 443 2 834 1 381 1 012 369 27 862 26 572 1 290 15 646 14 209 1 437 24 219 14 364 9 855 25 668 22 408 3 260 18 519 10 452 8 067 165 618 21 875 11 715 97 987 34 041 38 236 25 434 12 802 52 999 42 860 10 139 40 992 13 317 27 675 49 673 34 139 15 534 799 525 128 975 570 960 '95 832 26 388 19 508 6 880 87 241 73 553 13 688 65 562 34 065 31 497 32 183 20 930 U 253 339 694 226 295 59 243 27 651 19 386 e 265 S68 089 542 642 25 447 29 194 20 490 8 704 147 2 420 316 168 1 352 584 691 463 228 12 295 2 077 a 599 II 552 486 356 130 3 603 964 754 9 736 9 328 408 1 775 331 1 083 1 372 1 269 103 249 149 100 (01 3 087 1 889 I 198 592 307 285 1 322 3 409 1 183 5 457 2 515 2 942 3 024 1 847 1 177 3 633 1 558 2 075 18 774 3 663 9 236 5 875 5 688 2 999 2 689 1 872 2 145 449 1 696 3 730 1 412 2 318 2 884 2 376 508 10 177 3 546 894 5 737 2 654 1 268 1 386 10 257 9 170 1 087 1 930 591 1 339 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC majoi group (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable.! ''Revised. 53, are shown separately in this table. AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kmdof-busmess group -continued 16-16 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) unmcor- porated busmesses Kind of business group Lumber, building matis,, hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores* Sales ($1,000) VIGO COUNTY TERRE HAUTE KEST TERRE HAUTE . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY, HABASH COUNTY NORTH MANCHESTER . , •ABASH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KARREN COUNTY WARRICK COUNTY . . . . BOONVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY. . SALEM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY . . . . . CAMBRIDGE CITY . . . RICHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY WELLS COUNTY .... BLUFFTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY WHITE COUNTY .... MONTICELLO .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY WHITLEY COUNTY . . . COLUMBIA CITY. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY 59 15 705 a 1168 25 263 U 974 20 037 U 735 8 302 19 37« 15 082 t 292 113 851 7 627 89 526 ^16 698 25 800 17 830 7 970 29 540 13 601 15 936 25 687 14 595 II 092 42 519 8 202 24 045 10 272 17 520 14 234 3 286 109 705 7 075 87 nan "15 146 27 626 13 152 14 474 23 369 14 371 8 998 24 261 22 739 296 1 226 4 237 761 2 715 1 690 1 016 674 13 075 808 10 767 ''I 500 2 358 1 735 623 2 633 1 407 1 226 468 173 434 048 5 852 28 273 85 657 14 853 55 635 15 169 34 581 28 552 6 029 253 881 14 944 208 978 ^29 959 47 748 35 911 11 837 51 545 27 362 24 183 48 102 29 731 18 371 1 382 248 886 248 6 194 5 756 235 203 4 534 816 1 561 2 157 2 963 948 2 015 1 790 1 621 169 3 701 1 907 1 794 4 153 1 886 2 267 2 394 891 1 503 32 27 906 27 139 274 493 880 717 163 1 531 903 628 1 482 1 278 204 1 431 1 187 244 1 186 1 021 165 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major groi (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-17 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kindof-busmess group -continued 16-18 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) CHICAGO, ILL. -NORTHWESTERN INDIANA SCA' 521 522 523 52U 5251 5252 53 PAr?T* 531 533 539 I 512 543 Stl 51(5 546 51(62 5<t63 5"49 561 1 567 561 567 562-3.568 S62 563.568 563 ( RETAIL TFSADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT OEALEF^S. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDKARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE*ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STOI?ES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURINS. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED ....... TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. • HEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN. S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 2 lt2U 330 232 162 501 29 9 "*7"t 6 339 725 IIU 193 712 136 973 701 269 129 153 1 868 697 592 1 710 1 006 793 213 1 91'* 1 010 934 186 Consists of Chicago, III., SMSA and Gary-Hammond-East Chicago, Ind.. SMSA 5 720 3 565 517 3 812 7811 683 10 655 KOI 35« 015 152 «61 36 151 tSt «54 138 857 138 530 145 277 342 261 129 980 72 806 7 227 10 546 28 453 8 095 74 869 51 275 23 594 716 251 548 413 373 667 696 309 136 572 124 786 11 786 285 632 197 611 88 021 5 444 70 212 17 219 1 949 10 251 841 335 445 152 233 34 191 1 428 746 1 138 857 135 902 142 909 2 227 867 2 039 848 63 832 6 469 8 152 22 821 6 539 73 147 50 815 22 332 (Dl (Dl 1 702 251 I 548 339 1 373 641 677 867 132 546 121 938 10 608 280 018 195 393 84 625 5 028 67 344 16 131 957 50 449 23 303 5 369 209 877 165 348 23 764 18 970 669 611 3 204 676 18 652 15 169 3 483 IDI 149 121 129 736 112 894 105 127 21 501 18 752 2 749 42 944 30 532 12 412 845 9 692 1 930 133 26 849 426 948 002 427 620 105 397 4 402 913 3 514 531 446 274 408 149 3 927 353 3 294 496 128 337 13 737 12 529 59 310 13 841 381 900 312 269 69 631 (D) (0) 858 682 486 227 166 439 145 360 462 821 389 016 73 805 885 211 635 226 249 985 19 732 182 502 39 874 2 750 9 545 3 710 948 53 855 43 627 1 438 243 244 1 413 305 6 239 4 953 1 286 IDI IDI 22 995 19 302 16 815 30 838 5 544 4 921 623 13 771 9 896 3 875 361 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Chicago, lll.-Norlhweslern Indiana Standard Consolidated Area. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (numtier) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 16-20 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 contmu ed SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 I 5«2 543 5H« 515 546 5462 5163 5"49 561 t 567 561 567 562-3.56 562 S63i56e 563 CINCINNATI, OHIO-KY.-IND.,SIHSA EVANSVILLE, IND.-KY., SMSA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. *ALLPAPER STORES . . • ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE»ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. Nut. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUK SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. Data for this Standard Melropolilan Statistical Area will be presented in Volume II, Part 3, Chapter 37. 'Consists of Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties, Ind., and Henderson County, Ky. 18 593 5 250 3 004 1 017 931 (Dl 3 336 29 251 5 886 3 652 51 325 39 492 35 611 (01 (Dl 4 892 3 647 1 829 1 465 618 812 35 21 434 3 807 3 807 10 009 8 931 1 078 18 371 5 250 3 004 1 009 931 (Dl 3 122 39 001 29 251 5 886 3 594 49 727 39 492 35 611 (Dl (Dl 3 760 3 495 1 829 1 151 424 (Dl (Dl 21 206 3 687 3 687 9 979 8 901 1 078 448 2 496 741 4S9 204 5 071 3 670 963 4 654 3 512 3 220 3 434 670 670 1 678 1 514 164 117 694 91 203 18 152 7 856 88 321 67 261 60 052 (Dl (Dl 4 139 11 458 4 169 1 294 829 IDI 66 467 12 155 12 155 1 009 750 645 1 272 215 215 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) EVANSVILLE, IWD.-KY., SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINSS" EOUIPMENT STORES T0T4L FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STAT lONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES ...... GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING IHOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. 12 833 7 971 6 mz 749 683 (01 (Dl 21 733 14 177 12 001 471 1 338 367 7 556 12 149 11 819 330 193 1 756 1 772 577 2 659 1 403 568 6 (D) 12 385 7 738 6 290 749 651 (Dl IDI 2 677 975 995 20 877 13 711 11 535 471 1 246 359 7 166 12 097 11 795 302 15 756 2 273 852 1 933 1 210 992 4 131 3 268 2 839 37 713 24 052 20 371 2 460 1 133 IDI IDI 7 101 2 757 3 803 85 279 67 364 57 831 1 907 5 538 2 088 17 915 33 226 32 477 749 38 726 2 953 3 032 4 668 4 433 235 1 916 (Dl 1 810 6 505 4 508 1 337 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 16-22 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code Standard melcopolltan statistical area and kind of business Total Inumbei) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5«3 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-3i568 562 563 1 568 563 rSETAIL Tf^ADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBI^G EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS" WALLPAPER STORES ... • ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES" VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES! NONMANUFACTURING. . . ESG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHtSED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS" NONFRANCHI SEO TIRE" BATTERY" ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT" BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN"S" BOYS' APPAREL STORES" MEN'S" BOYS' CLOTHING AND CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY" SPECIALTY STORES" FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET" LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL" ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES. Coextensive with Allen County, Ind. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) H/ithheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 56 392 47 257 6 982 849 76 681 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establlsti ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid 16-24 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars! Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 'number) GARY-HAMMOND-EAST CHICAGO SMSA-Contmijed FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY" CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. HETALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES. . . . ; EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES .... CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES • PROPRIETARY STORES • OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES • ANTIQUE STORES" SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES" BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY" GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES UEwELRY STORES fuel" ice dealers coal and wood dealers ice dealers fuel oil dealers bottled gas dealers florists cigar stores" stands :....... news dealers. newsstands camera. photographic supply stores gift. novelty. souvenir shops optical goods stores Typewriter stores luggage" leather goods stores hobby" toy. game shops • religious goods stores pet shops OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOuSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availahle. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 33 132 19 932 16 023 2 3211 1 333 (Dl IDI 7 739 n 2H1 1 517 56 810 38 112 28 137 497 25 568 23 975 1 593 2 126 1 212 331 881 117 1 732 3 56« 1 220 4 268 8 333 1 019 3« 2 010 552 2 512 1 300 176 1 686 32 6«8 19 412 15 611 2 304 1 313 IDI 10] 7 637 4 244 I 355 53 566 37 024 27 391 485 5 865 3 283 16 542 38 521 5 345 2 003 1 614 552 2 360 1 030 334 1 548 20 165 5 167 3 780 11 218 4 993 3 213 2 508 11 138 8 994 6 623 140 1 143 1 088 2 144 5 383 344 392 3 367 345 619 2 403 98 887 62 553 49 021 8 120 4 442 (0) ID) 20 072 12 325 3 937 442 3 495 229 921 185 596 135 438 2 891 24 773 22 494 44 325 70 973 67 569 3 404 110 745 6 635 8 626 2 381 5 591 3 632 14 302 28 326 3 242 4 649 868 8 046 70 646 8 164 17 137 45 345 1 052 682 509 5 237 4 362 3 215 72 687 388 875 1 US 638 455 (X) Not applicable. 16-26 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1.0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 'dollatsl Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 52t 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 543 514 5<I5 546 5462 5463 549 562-31 568 562 563 1 568 563 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDINS MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. KALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE»ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FUPRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Hamilton, Hancock. Hendricks, Johnson, Marion. Morgan, and Shelby Counties. Ind. 71 136 28 204 10 544 2 984 2 943 222 485 169 784 28 805 23 425 284 160 268 819 4 004 245 1 009 1 884 1 892 5 003 2 837 2 166 339 965 292 712 245 773 227 917 (Dl (Dl 19 969 14 131 1 863 10 976 2 367 7 899 710 49 382 9 001 8 339 662 14 939 10 717 4 222 459 IDI 12 129 12 541 939 2 822 185 a 595 (D) 1 372 888 69 096 28 204 10 406 2 638 2 811 221 863 169 784 28 473 23 158 277 810 263 557 3 748 245 729 1 762 1 808 4 943 2 817 2 126 159 859 291 378 245 773 227 917 (Dl (D) 19 057 13 969 1 863 10 716 2 329 (Dl (D) 14 753 10 559 4 194 469 (Dl 11 851 12 425 939 2 822 185 8 479 101 9 034 3 932 1 309 629 484 37 088 29 331 4 961 2 744 21 111 18 912 332 25 789 21 005 19 175 1 688 1 668 115 384 173 417 77 084 25 103 12 816 8 596 754 411 608 051 94 131 51 157 407 489 354 497 7 500 353 1 168 4 391 3 501 22 663 14 770 7 693 303 3 113 509 928 419 575 384 616 (01 (01 26 463 42 512 4 263 14 995 5 009 (01 (Dl 37 332 29 244 8 088 1 492 (Dl 25 714 33 615 1 970 7 635 554 23 457 (01 2 019 732 259 165 108 6 553 5 791 103 4 704 3 693 3 359 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to amid disclosure. (NA) Not available, 'Nonstore letaileis. part oi SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-27 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business INDIANAPaiS SMSA-Continued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOr^E FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY" CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS . MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTiaue STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES ... TYPEWRITER .STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Total (number) 1 048 It? 149 Witti payroll 1 162 842 530 Total, all establisti ments ($1,000) 58 747 34 614 27 138 5 374 1 005 (D> 5 709 648 5 061 102 347 75 347 50 389 9 824 8 636 6 498 27 000 62 700 61 610 1 090 242 3 542 978 571 407 1 925 1 561 364 13 352 7 602 918 9 046 26 177 4 994 303 15 956 3 912 4 960 762 240 1 307 1 669 3 858 566 348 943 (Dl 367 Establisti ments with payroll ($1,000) 55 311 32 562 25 555 5 235 877 (01 (01 12 953 4 737 4 959 552 4 407 100 445 74 099 49 543 9 738 8 278 5 440 25 346 62 226 61 138 1 090 90 445 11 731 2 768 750 443 307 1 543 1 259 284 13 176 7 552 908 8 592 25 569 4 756 (D) 16 782 4 712 504 226 1 307 1 359 3 656 555 346 665 ID! 265 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 8 225 4 763 3 540 836 133 ID) ID) 23 334 19 370 12 922 2 795 1 547 2 006 3 964 11 778 898 524 1 395 3 925 671 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) 160 425 91 559 59 161 17 124 3 005 ID) (D) 38 990 14 057 15 799 1 057 14 732 466 645 403 507 272 860 56 925 35 012 38 710 85 138 151 342 158 125 3 216 243 420 17 711 10 856 1 927 1 Oil 916 2 924 2 403 521 13 751 6 660 2 099 27 160 90 671 12 225 ID! 51 413 17 651 1 100 1 100 3 452 4 025 16 814 2 656 1 575 2 579 ID) 557 Paid 16-28 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1.0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-29 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) LOUISVILLE, lff,-IND.,SMSA-Continueil FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES . • SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICtCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major groiip 53, are shown separately in this table. 13 609 27 569 22 7«6 3 Its 7t2 715 2IS 10 275 2 560 3 205 285 2 920 78 895 56 27« 38 725 7 0'45 6 372 1 131 22 621 W 127 42 981 1 116 6<t 296 26 158 1 642 680 3 962 1 122 (01 (D! U17 3 888 620 737 5 725 5 004 2 210 391 619 1 784 2 967 583 404 1 197 728 3 280 (Dl 24 029 733 12 947 10 349 42 507 26 711 22 192 2 920 714 715 170 10 145 2 534 3 117 273 2 844 75 317 54 638 37 693 7 046 6 018 3 881 20 679 60 084 25 092 4 056 496 3 560 1 104 381 3 750 620 737 5 335 4 622 2 092 (Dl (0) 1 197 706 3 230 21 723 725 12 615 8 383 6 979 4 750 3 764 571 126 244 45 1 210 346 673 16 402 13 393 9 412 1 931 1 105 945 3 009 6 019 5 918 101 7 135 I 593 685 128 497 86 889 68 622 10 671 2 225 4 565 806 21 923 7 016 12 669 628 12 041 341 324 278 887 186 320 38 589 32 556 21 422 62 437 109 885 108 074 1 811 299 16-30 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code 521 S22 523 524 5251 5252 542 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 55PT 15541 561 1 567 561 567 562-31 55 562 563.568 563 Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATIN5. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD I MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTuRING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS ..... IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCEi-LANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY'. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES •OMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. CoeKtensive with Delaware County, Ind, Slar\dard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 9 392 3 996 1 253 4 375 2 268 910 1 432 4 154 3 606 546 (X) Not applicable. 9 076 3 996 1 253 355 1 266 19 809 15 411 2 776 1 235 491 162 8 676 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-31 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (number) Active propne tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) MUHCIE SMSA-Conlinijed FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DR4PERY> CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES^ • CHINAi GLASS*AREi METALIVARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKIt^G PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND «00D DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NE*S DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES . . GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. 9 172 "t 950 3 983 763 2 236 1 061 925 11 583 8 228 5 498 675 1 897 158 3 355 6 058 5 292 766 lU 2 012 75tt 480 2 106 2 310 499 2 967 (Dl 1 905 9 038 4 940 3 973 763 11 171 7 882 5 338 675 6 058 5 292 766 13 058 1 559 417 1 534 662 480 2 106 2 152 (D> 1 570 1 020 829 145 2 496 2 002 1 347 201 32 493 21 666 16 840 4 066 6 211 2 605 2 Oil 52 942 41 991 28 643 3 799 6 499 1 050 10 951 16 082 14 533 1 549 2 451 859 1 598 8 407 7 274 (D) 6 712 (Dl 3 849 1 189 972 555 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore letaileis, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 16-32 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witfi payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Consists of St. Joseph and Marshall Counties, Ind. 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5W 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 553 559 S62-3>56S 562 563 1 568 563 ( RETAIL TRADE" TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINSi PLUMBINS EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. SLASS" WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. INFANTS. WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES 23 782 8 223 3 695 1 425 1 793 (D) 3 978 57 211 42 699 8 291 5 762 rei 902 ^75 270 1 832 (Dl (D) 3 417 3 400 634 1 409 547 ID) ID) 23 107 8 012 7 671 455 030 295 2 554 3 512 196 729 294 2 293 (01 (Dl 23 248 8 223 3 695 1 409 1 749 (D) 3 554 56 815 42 699 8 163 5 514 "78 808 "72 554 1 744 62 336 355 450 1 343 1 343 (01 80 704 72 550 60 121 (Dl (01 2 879 3 306 634 1 335 473 (Dl (Dl 8 431 5 409 2 022 296 2 424 3 382 195 729 294 2 163 (Dl 3 330 1 352 483 296 248 (Dl 548 8 012 5 190 1 251 529 '5 616 ^4 751 155 7 224 5 367 4 757 393 139 254 60 018 22 665 9 053 165 338 129 979 23 128 11 360 MOB 900 "92 185 2 776 130 481 1 284 753 7 225 7 226 124 458 109 340 82 513 26 969 21 392 5 577 906 7 852 9 532 503 1 797 1 276 5 956 (01 (01 2 610 1 884 538 1 255 1 067 812 501 397 104 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstdre retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-33 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 16-34 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (numbed With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 52'* 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5«2 5"t3 5«l* 545 5«6 5U62 5453 5H9 561 1 567 561 567 562-3 •568 562 563.568 563 I RETAIL TRAOEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDINS MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS Family clothing stores shoe stores men's shoe stores women's shoe stores children's' juveniles' shoe stores . . family shoe stores children's. infants' wear stores . . . . miscellaneous apparel' accessory stores. Consists of Clay, Sullivan, Vermillion, and Vigo Counties, Ind. 256 6'J3 245 823 29 527 569 925 32 065 16 656 5 180 44 959 35 109 31 511 IDI 101 4 808 2 589 950 1 503 205 1 286 12 1 734 1 495 239 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availatile. (X) Not applicable. *Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 13 248 3 565 1 157 138 553 ID) 1 878 4 344 2 581 950 1 431 1 704 1 455 239 4 708 2 583 843 4 256 3 352 2 965 29 940 10 299 3 328 85 346 46 524 15 595 76 874 58 520 52 718 6 016 7 771 2 975 1 591 152 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-35 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) TERKE HAUTE SMSA-Contmued FURNITUREi HOME FURI^ ISHINSS i EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINSS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY! CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS KEFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIOUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES' STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING IHOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately In this table. 8 838 It 480 3 912 3 2U2 37i 7U5 15 953 9 875 6 81)3 8 727 8 465 262 17 668 1 599 671 277 836 718 118 3 754 2 399 126 2 006 2 733 1 517 8 592 4 336 3 786 14 533 9 467 6 479 8 631 8 369 262 1 946 2 579 1 437 2 951 2 368 1 754 24 595 12 588 11 305 8 919 849 2 239 56 376 45 018 32 146 20 156 19 534 622 7 019 7 813 4 774 16-36 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars! Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No». 15 (number) 521 522-52H 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 5U3 5«4 545-5H9 55 EX.551 56 56li567 562-3.568 562 563 1 558 555 566 564.569 59 EX. 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 ALLEN COUNTY (COEXTEI^SIVE WITH FORT V^.^YNE SMSA. SEE TABLE 4) BAF^THOLOMEIH COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HAROVIARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENEftAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOOI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES XOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 787 3 698 1 549 1 540 700 040 650 5 384 4 328 1 055 5 014 3 015 242 1 031 1 735 5 751 3 598 1 549 1 504 5 338 4 282 1 055 3 983 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-37 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 16 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses [number) delaware county (coextensive with huncie smsa. see table 1) RETAIL LUMBER I trade> total. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLjMBINGt PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 9 560 3 506 1 067 1 661 3 326 17 69'* 8 827 3 Sit 5 023 12 16-38 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Paytoll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 522-52B 5251 5252 53 P4RT* 531 533 539 5tt2 5113 5411 5a5-5«9 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 561.569 59 EX 592 593 59« 595 596 597 598 599 SRANT COUNTY r^ETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEI^'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 8 069 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-39 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued 16-40 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-41 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) KNOX COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTA TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARH EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 3 768 2 128 1 350 (01 736 707 3 600 2 396 1 204 390 226 15U 732 557 175 12 16-42 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5, Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business 522-524 5251 5252 5U3 5U5-5U9 55 EX.554 56 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 56U.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 KOSCIUSKO COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL 1 LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES Total (number) AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . KOMEN.S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES USIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Wlttl payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000] 8 511 3 266 269 2 093 2 883 3 203 777 Establisti ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 432 533 579 2 835 1 889 946 4 406 3 591 815 Standard Notes' - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part ol SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. 8 375 3 250 203 2 029 3 203 777 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 733 1 801 932 210 4 048 298 1 972 575 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 028 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-43 TABLE 5, Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 5251 5252 5142 543 5U4 545 546 5452 5463 549 LAKE COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING) NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYt NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCEuLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. 184 836 170 939 4 293 335 2 069 1 687 1 140 3 679 3 253 426 641 53 115 758 97 165 85 521 15 002 10 833 4 169 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicatile. •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 32 823 19 776 1 919 114 372 97 165 85 521 39 138 5 910 6 420 490 14 762 10 795 3 967 5 655 1 009 938 2 238 1 690 548 98 821 61 062 5 650 22 845 21 178 1 667 194 264 161 967 145 005 112 815 20 695 19 309 1 386 43 836 33 586 10 250 1 713 1 390 1 256 1 799 323 306 16-44 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5. Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code 57 571 5712 5713 5711 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX.591 592 593 5932 5933 59« 5942 59«3 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 I 597 598 59S2 ( 5992 5993 599U 5996 5997 5998 5999 S3 PART* 532 53« 535 County and kind of business LSKE COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES .... FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES ' . EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) RUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. Total (numt)er) With payioll Total, all establish- ments 51 03"t 33 871 24 500 2 086 826 305 521 1 538 1 087 1 117 4 092 7 958 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 22 (01 1 776 552 2 512 1 168 388 1 563 (01 (Dl Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, aie shown separately in this table. 28 781 17 965 14 228 47 942 32 791 23 762 Payroll, entire year 33 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-45 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued 16-46 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5, Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 522-52U 5251 5252 542 5«3 5U"t 5U5-5U9 56 561 > 567 562-31 568 562 563 > 568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 MADISON COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN. Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN. S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHI.MG STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available, •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 16 385 12 050 1 046 1 236 2 053 18 628 12 985 3 614 2 029 44 179 42 035 443 3 345 553 2 095 11 398 7 289 4 109 (X) Not applicable. 16 089 12 024 898 18 582 12 9i?5 3 600 1 997 41 583 40 553 397 8 826 1 364 3 898 3 345 553 2 087 (Dl (Dl 11 072 7 081 3 991 11 056 7 539 3 517 1 729 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-47 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contmued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No». 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 5143 5'1« 5«5 546 5462 5453 549 561 16-48 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business MARION COUNTY— CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY! CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STOREb RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES . GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 28 705 22 025 « 599 1 005 U 303 3 695 4 755 618 88 353 65 20« H2 835 9 559 6 712 6 098 23 1«9 53 352 52 «78 871 69 298 U 105 3 365 128 3 237 909 516 393 1 511 1 185 326 1 718 3 212 828 8 251 21 633 « 368 10) 15 220 1 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-49 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 522-52« 5251 5252 542 5tt3 5141 5H5-549 5f.l 16-50 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses ST JOSEPH COUNTY RETAIL TriADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHEFi BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . *OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* •^72 14115 "65 967 1 8911 372 15 915 10 183 5 732 26 957 19 08H 7 873 I Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not < e retailers, part of SIC major troup 53, are shown separately in this table. 18 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-51 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 16-52 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code 521 522-52'* 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5l|t 545-5H9 55PT{55i|l 56 551.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 County and kind o( business VANDERBURGH COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO* TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Holes: - Represents zero. (0) WItlilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. e retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are stiown separately In this table. Total (numberl With payroll 294 181 113 Total, all establisti ments ($1,000) 10 257 4 376 1 664 2 454 1 763 36 734 29 251 4 536 2 947 18 681 3 538 9 418 10 609 6 704 3 905 10 495 10 295 200 1 894 2 460 494 2 908 Establish ments with payroll ($1,0001 10 137 4 376 1 656 2 342 1 763 36 688 29 251 4 536 2 901 IB 515 3 442 9 388 10 213 6 492 3 721 862 302 462 742 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 528 695 319 351 4 753 3 670 755 328 3 145 648 1 597 1 749 1 115 634 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 27 838 13 786 6 723 4 513 2 816 111 870 91 203 14 246 6 421 61 665 11 818 30 493 33 818 21 616 12 000 76 087 59 837 16 250 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 1 966 1 568 398 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-53 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 16-54 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-55 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No», 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (number) 522-52« 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5U SUl 542 5U3 51W 5U5-5«9 55 EX.55« 56 561 1 567 562-31 568 562 563.568 565 566 56«>569 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 ArjDERSON RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDHARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 36 30 5 929 LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 1« 11 3 153 HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES 1« 6 733 HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL 1« 12 15 9«7 DEPARTMENT STORES 1 t 12 100 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 6 * 2 138 MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES « 2 I 109 FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S REAOY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL 17 39 6 130 FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES 26 20 3 677 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . 21 19 2 153 EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL 83 65 5 925 LIQUOR STORES 15 9 953 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 8 1 730 BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES 9 9 1 129 FUEL. ICE DEALERS 9 7 903 OTHER STORES 31 29 1 U67 NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 5 793 3 453 597 6 786 1 041 3 039 2 878 5 563 783 710 1 021 149 513 481 1 088 704 384 1 241 952 289 15 156 9 346 I 910 19 787 13 358 6 429 25 298 19 382 5 916 72B 16-56 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contm ued City and kind ot business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) EVANSVILLE RETAIL TF?ADE. TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATEF*IALS> HARDWAREi FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBINGt PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS! FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (MA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 17 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-57 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued City and kind of business FORT WAYNE RETAIL LUMBER 1 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELtCTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL - . GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. USIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not avail e retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, aie shown separately m this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments 10 613 6 676 1 569 55 295 47 257 6 «3« 1 60lt ^67 025 '62 365 1 332 (Dl 1 170 1 624 1 433 1 124 1 698 2 557 (Dl 5 216 Not applicat)le. ''Revised. Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) 10 381 6 676 1 465 55 259 47 257 6 428 1 574 r66 099 161 517 1 332 12 606 7 545 5 061 (Dl 1 126 1 510 1 379 1 094 1 576 2 523 4 959 Payroll, entire year 1 543 1 020 284 257 215 205 118 324 350 1 004 Payroll, workweek ended nearest l^ov 15 (dollars) 31 007 20 001 5 026 169 696 143 959 21 595 4 042 ^^102 446 ''86 518 2 522 37 220 22 49? 14 722 104 287 83 550 20 737 2 553 4 873 7 516 19 552 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 16-58 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-59 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued City and kind of business Total (number) Witb payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No» 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Actiue proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS' HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES. . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable retailers, part of %\t major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 7 768 4 660 576 a 532 31 189 22 772 2 070 6 317 12 936 2 789 5 539 1 893 645 ID) 3 490 10 16-60 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 502 5U3 5«1 5«5 5«6 5U62 5463 5lt9 553 559 551 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-61 TABLE 6 Cities Withi 500 Establisliments or More: 1963 •Continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payrall Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No» 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie tors ol unincoi porated businesses (number) INDIANAPOLIS— CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS i EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISH, NGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STOI^ES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Noiisloie retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately m this table. (X) Not applicable 10 16-62 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code City and kind ot business Total (numtMr) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-52U 5251 5252 5112 5«3 5tta 5U5-5U9 55 EX.55« 56 561.567 562-31566 562 563 1 566 565 565 551 .569 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPHENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 7 298 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-63 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARI^ EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. E..ECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STOREb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) WiUiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 26 IJ56 16-64 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-co -Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-52« 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 511 5«1 5«2 5«3 5«a 5U5-519 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 561.559 59 E RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-65 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses SOUTH SEND RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALS! HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING, PLUMBING. PAINl. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Ul 210 33 911 "t 553 2 736 16 160 6 643 6 331 5 239 1 095 795 2 079 309 18 396 13 135 5 261 2 16-66 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code 522-521 5251 5252 5tt2 5«3 5«4 545-5119 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business Total (number) TERRE HAUTE RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILCING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zeto. (D) Wilhtieiii to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are sliown separately in this table. With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) 9 682 5 768 3 914 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 903 1 518 385 Payroll, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-67 TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 16-68 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exclianges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Military Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-69 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or iVIore: 1958 County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) ($1,000) INDIANA! TOTAL ADAMS COUNTY .... DECATUR REMAINDER OF COUNTY ALLEN COUNTY FORT wAyNE NEW HAVEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY . . COLUMBUS EDINBURG (PART)' • . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY. BLACKFORD COUNTY, . . DUNKIRK (PART I ' . . HARTFORD CITY. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY BOONE COUNTY .... LEBANON REMAINDER OF COUNTY BROWN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY . . . . DELPHI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CASS COUNTY LOGANSPORT .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY CLARK COUNTY CHARLESTOWN CLARKSVILLE JEFFERSONvILLE . . . SELLERSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLAY COUNTY BRAZIL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLINTON COUNTY . . . . FRANKFORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAWFORD COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY . . . . WASHINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DEARBORN COUNTY. . . . AURORA GREENDALE LAWkEnCEBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DECATUR COUNTY . . . . GREENSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DE KALB COUNTY . . . . AUBURN GARRETT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DELAWARE COUNTY. . . . MUNCIE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DUBOIS COUNTY HUNTINGBURG JASPER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ELKHART COUNTY .... ELKHART GOSHEN NAPPANEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AYETTE COUNTY . . . . CONNERSVILLE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FLOYD COUNTY NEW ALBANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FOUNTAIN COUNTY. . . . ATTICA COVINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 23 965 It 675 9 310 296 919 256 942 6 916 33 091 31 e3e 21 736 10 102 19 202 6 809 10 393 «8 358 36 009 10 3t9 51 105 3 6211 2 373 31 128 3 571 10 309 33 743 26 021 7 722 2a 1*01 19 353 5 01(8 30 283 13 613 « 086 12 584 115 790 96 493 19 297 26 825 5 360 12 478 10 987 126 070 67 507 27 296 8 661 24 504 24 509 22 766 1 743 48 320 45 596 3 222 4 905 859 22 061 14 195 7 856 290 295 253 175 6 645 (Dl 13 851 14 251 (Dl 11 350 (01 29 908 21 042 8 866 16 572 8 699 9 873 45 096 36 633 9 453 50 811 3 376 1 895 33 128 3 483 8 929 19 564 15 539 4 225 32 569 25 537 5 932 29 007 13 349 3 878 11 780 111 236 93 407 17 829 25 865 5 130 12 175 9 559 121 586 54 451 26 682 8 405 22 040 23 253 21 756 1 495 19 423 7 607 5 653 6 163 2 294 1 472 822 37 053 33 42 597 3 032 (D (D 1 179 1 52 ID 1 274 ID) 2 950 2 069 881 210 1 560 740 820 5 140 4 432 706 4 946 300 170 3 457 316 703 1 842 1 514 326 2 348 1 984 364 13 323 11 341 1 962 2 615 452 1 519 FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . BROOKVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FULTON COUNTY ROCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GIBSON COUNTY. . . . OAKLAND CITY . . . PRINCETON REMAINDER OF COUNTY GRANT COUNTY FAIRMOUNT. GAS CITY . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GREENE COUNTY JASONVILLE LINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . NOBLESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HANCOCK COUNTY . . . . GREENFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. lARRISON COUNTY. HENDRICKS COUNTY . . . BROWNSSURG DANVILLE PLAINFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. lENRY COUNTY NEW CASTLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWARD COUNTY. . . . KOKOMO REMAINDER OF COUNTY (UNTINGTON COUNTY. . . HUNTINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY . . . . SEYMOUR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JASPER COUNTY. . . . RENSSELAER .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY AY COUNTY ...... DUNKIRK (PART) . . . PORTLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . MADISON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JENNINGS COUNTY. . . . NORTH VERNON . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . EDINBURG (PARTi' . . FRANKLIN GREENWOOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KNOX COUNTY BICKNELL VINCENNES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KOSCIUSKO COUNTY . . WARSAW REMAINDER OF COUNTY LAGRANGE COUNTY LAKE COUNTY. . CROWN POINT. DYER .... EAST CHICAGO EAST GARY. . GARY .... GRIFFITH . . HAMMOND. . . HIGHLAND . . HOBART . • . 11 653 7 048 4 505 17 11 16-70 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or iVIore: 1958 -Continued County and city LAKE COUNTY— CONTtNUElD MUnSTER *HITINS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. L» PORTE COUNTY. . . . LAKELAND LA PORTE MICHIGAN CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAWRENCE COUNTY. . . . BEDFORD MITCHELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY .... ALEXANDRIA ANDERSON ELWOOD PENDLETON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY BEECH GROVE INDIANAPOLIS .... LAWRENCE SPEEDWAY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . BREMEN PLYMOUTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARTIN COUNTY LOOGOOTEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MIAMI COUNTY PERU REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY BLOOMINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . CRAWFORDSVILLE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORGAN COUNTY MARTINSVILLE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWTON COUNTY NOBLE COUNTY KENDALLVILLE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OHIO COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY PAOLI remainder of county. owen county Parke county perry county tell city remainder of county. pike county petersburg remainder of county. porter county chesterton valparaiso remainder of county. posey county mount vernon .... remainder of county. pulaski county .... putnam county grcencastlc remainder of county. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 8 150 17 718 te 517 106 593 689 36 696 3a 529 23 971 5 757 131) 93U 8 729 85 560 1« 822 2 817 23 006 943 202 5 253 865 918 3 769 U 823 63 «39 37 721 5 000 17 815 lU 906 37 322 27 369 9 953 55 899 «8 829 7 070 26 517 13 211 13 306 32 765 13 189 19 576 n 75 « 596 9 163 8 256 11 850 12 59U 8 551 » 013 9 806 1 eo<j 5 002 51 722 6 euu 28 331 16 5U7 15 223 8 176 6 7U7 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 7 802 16 528 1(5 583 100 437 689 3t 918 "(6 822 18 008 31 573 22 785 5 513 3 275 128 HOH 8 033 82 901 It 152 2 755 20 560 914 104 5 215 839 500 34 995 4 760 17 063 13 172 8 501 4 584 3 917 35 230 26 353 8 877 52 961 46 915 6 046 35 512 26 774 8 738 24 645 12 425 12 220 30 401 12 911 17 490 12 205 4 374 7 831 7 522 10 656 10 698 7 869 2 829 7 950 4 502 3 448 49 604 6 332 28 019 15 253 22 163 15 230 6 933 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 14 117 761 9 &43 1 571 284 1 658 121 007 600 112 028 392 603 7 384 3 310 1 031 375 656 641 936 5 469 566 3 209 1 694 1 989 1 410 579 County and city RANDOLPH COUNTY. . . . UNION CITY WINCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY, RIPLEY COUNTY BATESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RUSH COUNTY RUSHVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST JOSEPH COUNTY . . . MISHAWAKA SOUTH BEND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY SCOTTSBuRG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHELBY COUNTY SHELByVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SPENCER COUNTY . . . . STARKE COUNTY KNOX REMAINDER OF COUNTY, STEUBEN COUNTY . . . . ANGOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY, SULLIVAN COUNTY. . . , SULLIVAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY, SWITZERLAND COUNTY . , TIPPECANOE COUNTY. . , LAFAYETTE WEST LAFAYETTE . . , REMAINDER OF COUNTY, TIPTON COUNTY TIPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. UNION COUNTY VANDERBURGH COUNTY . . EVANSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY, VERMILLION COUNTY. . , CLINTON , REMAINDER OF COUNTY VIGO COUNTY , TERRE HAUTE. . . . , WEST TERRE HAUTE . < REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WABASH COUNTY. . . . , NORTH MANCHESTER . , WABASH < REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WARREN COUNTY. . . . , WARRICK COUNTY . . . , BOONVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WASHINGTON COUNTY. . , SALEM , REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WAYNE COUNTY CAMBRIDGE CITY . . , RICHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WELLS COUNTY BLUFFTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WHITE COUNTY MONT I CELLO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WHITLEY COUNTY . . . . COLUMBIA CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (number) 1 542 267 1 017 258 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 22 889 4 500 13 389 22 198 15 806 6 392 273 610 42 433 201 869 29 308 12 682 7 773 4 909 36 467 29 112 7 355 18 145 8 622 9 523 28 282 12 486 15 796 17 726 9 539 8 187 103 630 76 637 15 094 11 899 204 280 197 484 6 796 16 952 10 545 6 307 137 263 126 Oil 3 648 7 604 36 735 8 190 21 747 6 798 12 868 9 168 3 700 25 707 11 950 13 757 20 308 11 259 9 049 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 26 512 5 813 12 577 8 122 20 552 15 146 5 406 262 472 40 511 194 445 27 516 34 295 28 804 5 491 16 603 8 238 8 365 16 090 9 207 6 883 101 120 75 175 14 758 11 187 196 374 190 390 5 984 129 937 120 533 3 464 5 940 7 700 20 849 5 946 14 743 10 097 4 646 11 142 8 426 2 716 79 579 5 384 65 299 8 996 19 385 U 937 7 448 24 667 11 690 12 977 18 314 10 879 7 935 Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. fNA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-71 TABLE 10. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data ate based on 1964 SUSA deflnilions] Kifid of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establlslv ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES ING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES THER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HD*E. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKI.'JG PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS CHICAGO, ILL-NORTHWESTERN INDIANA SCA' EVANSVILLt, IND.-KY,SMSA 5 280 3 2U6 lU 320 2 115 8 618 2 898 558 226 I 303 1109 130 277 38 682 1 873 1 012 6 589 1 505 3 996 a isn 9 030 795 110 982 1 013 OUU 2 083 092 1 162 615 530 867 658 216 HUB 755 810 119 322 101 796 165 791 206 8 552 817 386 000 998 588 1 931 102 1 152 775 195 337 637 310 130 035 712 127 317 201 727 227 762 112 255 191 15 322 26 031 63 256 11 531 19 377 23 597 11 151 20 221 10 315 13 116 8 568 GARY-HAMMONOEAST CHICAGO SMSA 16 371 11 852 63 525 52 312 20 819 9 212 21 391 11 055 16 096 11 226 62 539 50 790 19 217 16 209 12 120 22 781 9 138 23 517 13 529 371 250 1 037 133 586 135 633 236 11 062 72 553 178 013 85 718 51 811 13 913 31 910 50 807 20 998 12 135 13 953 LOUISVIILE, KY.-IND,SMSA 371 lis 891 327 818 363 352 1 213 3«5 680 128 68 200 163 351 211 118 193 022 78 178 16 062 58 709 85 302 53 311 95 951 11 118 8 528 12 671 30 690 IS 138 5 556 6 257 8 231 193 755 11 616 27 031 13 305 37 693 15 516 6 600 9 883 11 360 7 160 (D) (D) 1 087 131 61 696 161 818 233 190 190 320 11 956 56 229 81 662 52 899 90 081 37 506 111 236 8 202 12 528 29 666 19 060 7 666 5 102 5 769 8 081 1 177 9 052 1 635 38 315 36 859 13 522 6 376 9 369 12 598 6 151 516 221 1 263 515 715 100 507 1 505 251 918 551 595 510 225 1 Oil 215 638 71 120 113 121 52 516 10 051 68 665 36 129 61 972 17 372 511 551 25 857 ie 155 69 101 52 158 21 217 19 971 IB 509 22 509 11 018 21 352 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in Ihis table. 'Chicago, III. -Northwestern Indiana Standard Consolidated Area, 212 325 11 698 25 128 58 316 11 139 17 711 23 291 15 591 18 808 10 175 (D) (D) 601 188 59 972 71 865 166 785 81 952 18 181 12 915 31 030 16 181 2 952 37 665 13 087 781 328 10 221 96 907 185 637 111 066 51 775 51 512 58 857 65 601 55 921 56 631 11 962 22 571 19 660 17 517 21 165 10 791 22 222 1 515 16-72 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-73 TABLE 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 -Continued Kind of business Total (numlwr) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUHBERi BLDG MATLSi HD«IE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATINii. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG HATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKL'JG PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* MADISON COUNTY MARION COUNTY 131* 934 13 026 U 617 37 853 20 157 9 178 6 604 5 770 8 986 5 733 11 080 2 890 128 404 12 574 12 433 35 943 20 005 8 025 6 210 5 048 8 536 5 733 10 402 2 394 47 107 153 885 198 565 158 642 60 432 38 983 50 201 74 865 45 400 74 892 39 230 ST. JOSEPH COUNTY TIPPECANOE COUNTY 273 610 20 970 35 602 61 175 46 059 20 342 18 546 17 139 20 105 10 124 18 556 4 992 58 045 45 151 19 254 18 286 16 055 19 307 9 900 16 874 4 470 103 630 7 707 15 820 22 964 13 075 8 553 5 377 5 726 8 621 5 095 VANDERBURGH COUNTY 8 516 23 231 48 158 32 152 15 385 21 493 11 975 16 472 8 889 9 984 8 005 195 374 8 170 23 075 45 525 31 785 14 351 21 261 11 567 15 524 137 263 8 130 22 811 28 303 25 168 10 840 4 801 7 535 10 467 5 527 10 869 2 612 WAYNE COUNTY 7 093 5 320 4 273 5 989 2 383 9 207 1 741 5 983 5 959 18 895 5 320 4 007 5 735 2 243 914 104 44 637 152 909 191 313 156 384 57 584 38 339 48 349 71 769 46 012 70 364 36 444 5 570 8 563 5 088 6 220 129 937 7 845 22 571 25 355 24 852 9 740 4 669 7 373 9 257 Standard Notes; - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure- (NA) Not available (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 16-74 INDIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (Jl.OOO) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 59PT(i 59 EX<591 53 PART» 59PT(; 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* 51 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS INDIANA 16-75 TABLE 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER) BLDG MATLSi HDWEt FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... POOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOREb. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ((1,000) 126 Oil 6 683 22 020 26 012 24 207 8 328 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 21 970 24 000 23 909 7 638 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC malor groug 53, are shown separately in this table. lov^a CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit tiie State prefix, 17-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 16 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 30 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 36 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 42 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 42 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 43 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 45 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 46 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 47 17-3 1958 $3,366,964, State total 1963 $3,887,599,000 EACH SYMBOL = ;=.=.;=. i rm 5% CHANGE ^^^Ij/o IOWA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers P-4% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service Stations Apparel, ^ 172 Accessory Stores P1169 ^-1% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^150 Equipment Stores 145 P-4% Eating, Drinking Places ^g y^. mm Wo Drug Stores, N 99 Proprietary Stores P n4_ Other Retail Stores Nonstore Retailers 376 532mmmiAn 39 65 64% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 17-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 17-6 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2. The State: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continueci 17-8 IOWA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) unincor- porated businesses Kind-ot-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish ments (number) ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments lOWAi TOTAL ADAIR COUNTY ADAMS COUNTY ALLAMAKEE COUNTY WAUKON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . APPANOOSE COUNTY CENTERVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . AUDUBON COUNTY AUDUBON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BENTON COUNTY BELLE PLAINE VINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BLACK HA«lK COUNTY CEDAR FALLS EVANSOALE WATERLOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BOONE COUNTY BOONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BREMER COUNTY WAVERLY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUCHANAN COUNTY INDEPENDENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUENA VISTA COUNTY .... STORM LAKE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUTLER COUNTY CALHOUN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY CARROLL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CASS COUNTY ATLANTIC REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CEDAR COUNTY TIPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CERRO GORDO COUNTY .... CLEAR LAKE MASON CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CHEROKEE COUNTY CHEROKEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CHICKASAW COUNTY NEW HAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLARKE COUNTY OSCEOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLAY COUNTY SPENCER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLAYTON COUNTY CLINTON COUNTY CLINTON DE WITT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CRAWFORD COUNTY DENISON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . DALLAS COUNTY PERRY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . Slandard Notes: - Represents zero. 3 887 599 20 079 9 869 10 210 16 397 13 200 3 197 13 760 8 065 5 695 30 326 6 233 11 397 12 696 165 621 30 222 3 875 lit 155 17 369 33 167 22 873 10 294 25 038 13 I?"* 11 564 32 922 21 812 11 110 38 748 21 212 17 536 31 177 19 822 11 355 27 054 8 229 18 825 83 694 8 289 61 999 13 406 25 830 18 498 7 332 18 605 9 204 9 401 10 174 8 477 1 697 35 671 29 184 6 487 85 924 60 140 9 910 15 874 25 537 16 287 9 250 31 923 14 755 17 168 3 720 937 11 145 6 989 18 935 9 659 9 276 13 138 7 879 5 259 28 700 5 763 11 133 11 804 161 457 29 128 3 677 112 237 31 915 22 419 9 495 27 542 12 969 14 573 23 242 13 215 10 026 35 924 20 372 16 552 30 089 19 504 10 585 25 022 7 809 17 213 80 500 7 893 59 671 12 936 24 846 18 040 6 806 17 433 9 094 8 339 9 590 8 237 1 353 33 883 28 346 5 537 82 912 58 852 9 394 14 665 23 669 15 315 8 354 30 219 14 083 16 135 2 458 492 1 045 931 18 599 2 994 325 13 985 1 294 2 980 2 308 672 2 467 1 261 1 205 1 848 1 085 752 3 539 2 160 1 379 2 876 2 000 875 2 052 585 1 377 8 573 6 585 857 1 231 2 904 1 570 1 334 7 599 117 15 540 10 843 32 082 18 059 14 023 26 672 23 502 3 070 20 887 12 782 8 105 47 473 9 465 19 382 18 626 370 771 62 139 7 611 276 552 24 459 53 539 39 751 13 778 47 714 24 737 22 977 36 529 20 919 15 710 58 591 41 509 17 082 57 757 41 991 25 775 54 813 37 814 16 999 39 242 13 202 26 040 156 958 15 475 128 562 22 821 45 915 34 635 11 281 33 289 19 027 14 262 15 254 14 155 2 089 171 122 132 542 14 683 23 797 42 644 27 942 14 702 58 787 32 815 25 972 128 025 309 211 584 317 267 826 170 349 307 5 094 1 025 124 4 510 435 949 599 250 657 392 255 1 005 696 309 574 546 2 818 2 153 243 488 482 2 516 932 3 343 1 487 1 855 2 077 1 296 781 2 502 1 214 1 388 6 377 792 1 781 3 804 4 322 2 545 1 677 5 450 2 374 3 075 5 AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kmdofbusmess group -continued 17-10 IOWA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kindof-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments (number) Sales ($1.000) General merchandise group stores ' Estab- lish- ments DAVIS COUNTY BLOOMFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DECATUR COUNTY DELAWARE COUNTY. . . DYERSVILLE (PARTI 1 MANCHESTER .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY DES MOINES COUNTY. . . BURLINGTON *EST BURLINGTON. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DICKINSON COUNTY . . . SPIRIT LAKE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DUBUQUE COUNTY . . . . DUBUQUE DYERSVILLE (PARTI 1 . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EMMET COUNTY ESTHERVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FAYETTE COUNTY . . . . OELWEIN «EST UNION REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FLOYD COUNTY CHARLES CITY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . HAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FREMONT COUNTY GREENE COUNTY JEFFERSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRUNDY COUNTY. GUTHRIE COUNTY HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . WEBSTER CITY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HANCOCK COUNTY HARDIN COUNTY ELDORA IOWA FALLS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . . MISSOURI VALLEY. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HENRY COUNTY MOUNT PLEASANT . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWARD COUNTY CRESCO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HUMBOLDT COUNTY. • . . HUMBOLDT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IDA COUNTY . IOWA COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY .... MAOUOKETA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JASPER COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 8 435 6 670 1 765 18 518 8 033 10 185 111 780 86 750 9 789 15 SHI 22 379 15 708 5 671 15 666 6 841 13 919 27 805 22 453 5 353 24 977 15 633 9 344 18 667 10 719 7 948 30 549 18 040 12 509 6 15 17 AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963 -continued Kind-olbusmess group -continued 17-12 IOWA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city JOHNSON COUNTY lOWft CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . JONES COUNTY ANAMOSA MONTICELLO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . KEOKUK COUNTY KOSSUTH COUNTY ALGONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LEE COUNTY FORT MADISON KEOKUK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LINN COUNTY CEDAR RAPIDS MARION MOUNT VERNON t REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LOUISA COUNTY LUCAS COUNTY CHARITON REMAINDER OF COUNTY, . . LYON COUNTY ROCK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MADISON COUNTY mlNTERSET REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MAHASKA COUNTY OSKALOOSA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MARION COUNTY KNOXVILLE PELLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MARSHALL COUNTY MARSHALLTO«N REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MILLS COUNTY GLENWOOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MITCHELL COUNTY OSAGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MONONA COUNTY ONAHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MONROE COUNTY ALBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MONTGOMERY COUNTY RED OAK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MUSCATINE COUNTY MUSCATINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . O'BRIEN COUNTY SHELDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . OSCEOLA COUNTY SIBLEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . PAGE COUNTY CLAKINDA SHENANDOAH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . PALO ALTO COUNTY ..... EMMETSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . PLYMOUTH COUNTY LE MARS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero Total (number) 115 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 71 366 57 775 13 591 27 226 7 532 11 371 8 323 31 787 15 602 18 185 55 5«0 20 163 23 563 11 611 211 112 174 1*29 12 577 U 383 22 723 16 332 13 772 11 653 2 119 16 998 8 13t 8 864 17 136 12 429 4 707 33 173 27 347 5 826 29 399 13 989 10 793 4 617 13 684 7 369 6 315 20 497 13 042 7 455 19 045 8 249 10 796 12 040 10 994 1 046 21 444 15 655 5 789 48 877 36 308 12 569 31 102 13 428 17 674 32 625 11 151 19 271 2 203 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 19 AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kind-ofbusmess group -continued 17-14 IOWA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) Kind-of-busmess group Lumber, building matls.. hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments POCAHONTAS COUNTY. . . POLK COUNTY ANKENY DES MOINES UR8ANDALE WEST DES MOINES. . . WINDSOR HEIGHTS. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY . COUNCIL BLUFFS • . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POWESHIEK COUNTY . . . GRINNELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RINGGOLD COUNTY. . . . SAC COUNTY SAC CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY BETTENDORF DAVENPORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHELBY COUNTY HARLAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SIOUX COUNTY HAWAKDEN ORANGE CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STORY COUNTY AMES NEVADA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TAMA COUNTY TAMA TOLEDO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TAYLOR COUNTY UNION COUNTY CRESTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. VAN 6UREN COUNTY . . . WAPELLO COUNTY . . . . OTTUMWA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WARREN COUNTY INOIANOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . WASHINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY WEBSTER COUNTY . . . . FORT DODGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WINNEBAGO COUNTY . . . FOREST CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WINNESHIEK COUNTY. . . DECORAH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WOODBURY COUNTY. . . . SIOUX CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WORTH COUNTY WRIGHT COUNTY BELMOND CLARION EAGLE GROVE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Standard Notes: 192 2 215 t5 1 855 23 83 20 189 705 150 255 234 lie 116 115 255 1 029 83 758 275 118 127 1 004 811 193 141 1 689 18 524 411 223 7 305 363 944 4 992 13 373 3 056 18 553 92 S54 67 669 25 185 28 494 16 716 11 778 22 469 7 939 14 530 191 068 13 777 155 242 22 049 21 740 13 128 8 612 40 140 6 733 6 019 27 388 65 670 42 342 10 593 13 735 30 347 6 772 4 861 18 714 21 355 15 081 6 274 35 432 19 709 15 723 76 100 58 365 17 735 20 164 7 765 12 399 21 952 14 652 7 300 165 345 149 121 16 224 10 975 28 223 5 900 10 144 7 865 4 314 16 814 7, 157 354 964 4 658 12 989 3 056 17 401 89 558 65 749 23 809 27 658 16 384 11 274 21 453 7 595 13 858 186 268 13 255 152 308 20 705 21 044 12 740 8 304 64 914 41 656 10 349 12 909 27 139 5 078 4 703 16 358 19 041 15 565 3 476 57 307 50 381 6 926 20 647 14 841 5 806 73 632 57 063 16 569 18 998 7 409 11 589 20 330 14 318 6 012 160 825 145 793 15 032 10 425 26 903 5 652 9 524 7 611 4 116 1 183 52 719 699 48 390 482 1 128 337 1 683 9 007 2 602 1 677 925 1 823 765 1 058 23 296 1 545 19 564 1 817 1 244 573 1 958 1 697 261 6 284 5 731 553 1 774 1 323 451 2 934 1 863 1 071 8 125 6 616 1 509 1 623 721 902 1 884 1 378 506 23 275 1 100 038 14 010 1 Oil 490 9 251 23 558 7 417 34 312 180 726 143 700 37 026 51 365 33 674 17 691 34 656 14 650 20 006 467 372 31 331 390 199 45 842 34 280 23 584 10 696 50 122 10 672 8 339 31 111 131 088 91 528 18 547 21 013 40 617 10 556 8 418 21 643 36 369 31 878 4 491 124 789 114 583 10 206 34 654 25 671 8 983 55 004 33 571 21 433 161 578 133 378 28 200 31 334 14 293 17 041 37 125 27 935 9 190 379 341 356 342 22 999 13 756 45 036 9 373 15 897 13 302 6 464 16 952 243 15 511 147 357 127 577 2 958 2 322 635 871 558 313 2 555 1 902 309 344 719 185 158 375 2 616 2 176 440 576 259 317 578 508 170 4 785 21 405 1 115 15 562 9 028 4 021 5 007 4 527 2 894 1 733 5 311 1 810 4 501 11 392 538 6 966 3 888 3 794 1 728 2 066 6 287 923 733 4 631 8 407 2 720 1 502 4 085 4 959 856 900 3 203 2 078 1 461 617 5 733 4 614 1 119 3 225 2 250 975 5 876 2 937 3 939 7 233 3 565 3 558 3 822 1 022 2 800 3 376 1 560 1 716 13 916 10 537 3 379 2 552 7 418 1 836 2 852 1 385 1 345 Represents zero. (D) Wittilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kind of business group -continued 17-16 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5U2 5«3 5U« 5U5 5«6 5462 5U63 5U9 55 EX. 551 561.567 561 567 562-3. 56B 562 563.568 563 I RETAIL TFJADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAu SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKEkIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERr. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER Automotive dealers GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN.s. BOYS' Clothing and furnishings stores CUSTOM tailors WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN. S SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S" JUVENILES. SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Coextensive with Linn County, Iowa. 37 553 30 738 20 235 1 521 72lt 797 3 975 641 179 37 160 31 401 3 371 37 001 30 738 20 235 616 975 641 5 930 5 038 610 3 655 2 997 1 824 112 545 95 897 11 129 60 975 47 534 30 549 17 116 14 278 2 838 775 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 17-18 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (nunnber) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5U2 5«3 SHI 5«5 5«6 51)62 51)63 549 55 EX.551) 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 17-20 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witb payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52U 5251 5252 5tt2 543 5«"l 5U5 546 5462 5463 549 55 EX.554 562-3.568 S62 563 1568 563 ( RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH ISEAFOODj MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISEO DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN. S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Coextensive witti Polk County, Iowa. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 21 405 8 624 3 618 630 1 645 63 959 53 416 5 428 4 835 91 654 88 283 947 81 leo 66 613 62 544 (Dl (Dl 4 926 5 114 1 663 2 662 861 1 773 26 (X) Not applicable. 20 933 8 624 3 582 63 671 53 416 5 428 4 747 88 484 85 307 947 80 384 66 443 62 544 4 678 5 062 1 663 2 318 583 1 735 21 025 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) DES MOINES SMSA-Continued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DR/VPERYi CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTOP.E RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 130 326 227 18 60U U 755 9 357 1 958 87 87 257 3 245 1 375 2 228 235 1 993 26 821 22 559 15 137 2 299 27 3148 7 915 1 035 30 1 005 1 615 755 850 I 127 1 021 105 2 274 (D) 551 2 980 1 900 15 599 8 872 1 720 5 007 18 072 11 494 9 209 1 888 (01 (D) 261 3 157 1 339 2 082 209 1 873 25 553 21 931 14 657 2 269 4 005 999 3 622 25 882 7 912 865 551 2 870 1 650 1 794 17-22 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollarsi Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) 523 52« 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5a4 545 5116 5U62 5U63 5"t9 562-31 568 562 563.568 563 I RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. Plumbing equipment dealers. PAINT. GLASS. *ALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE«ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. COrJFECTIONERY STORES . • . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. • . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIV AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUK SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstote retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately m this table. Coextensive with Dubuque County, Iowa. 17 903 1 3a« 1 197 526 375 375 (X) Not applicable. 3 728 933 933 259 829 430 20 044 17 903 1 264 877 3 670 933 933 1 259 829 430 3 389 3 074 232 612 163 163 237 lie 119 4 567 2 215 2 352 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) DUBUQUE SMSA- Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DR4PERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWAnE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEKS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 2 650 1 700 773 177 582 263 939 8 039 t 743 3 332 635 630 1U6 3 296 (X) Not applicable. 2 6<t4 1 694 773 177 572 263 939 185 663 260 635 622 484 17-24 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52H 5251 5252 53 P4BT* 531 533 539 5«2 5U3 514 5U5 546 5462 5463 549 562-3.568 562 563.568 563 I OMAHA. NEBR.-I0WA.SMSA- RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. HALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SE*ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGEIABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIi. BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . , RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NuNFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Douglas and Sarpy Counties, Nebr., and Pottawattamie County, Iowa. 37 769 15 739 3 243 98 878 82 483 10 600 5 549 212 34 142 498 133 244 3 805 (01 363 621 980 2 848 2 660 116 120 95 406 86 994 6 610 8 355 576 5 173 1 020 2 285 1 868 14 608 13 696 912 242 36 851 15 711 3 197 139 038 130 448 3 757 114 542 95 288 86 994 6 046 7 893 576 4 739 14 500 13 630 870 4 537 1 809 339 15 094 12 561 1 885 11 183 9 613 399 901 729 172 85 535 30 971 6 495 290 392 233 825 41 368 211 566 184 699 5 216 223 651 177 174 158 602 9 678 27 150 933 8 716 35 359 31 692 3 667 701 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) OMAHA, NEflR.-IOWA,SMSA-Continueil FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL furniturei home furnishings stores . . . Furniture stores floor covering stores dr4pery1 curtaini upholstery stores. . china. glassware. metalware stores . . miscellaneous home furnishings stores. household appliance stores radio. telei/ision stores music stores record shops musical instrument stores EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEVIS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. 37 «51 25 890 17 U66 7 917 570 035 956 57 173 36 016 27 608 1 119 5 903 1 386 21 157 24 755 24 382 373 48 986 8 789 4 463 677 487 190 7 379 4 010 ID) 5 472 6 280 423 2 003 541 695 1 072 353 1 892 15 884 2 745 4 357 8 782 36 547 25 442 17 144 7 859 231 (D> (Dl 7 238 1 005 2 862 54 783 35 430 27 168 1 119 5 757 1 386 19 353 24 723 24 360 363 46 304 8 285 4 343 1 975 507 395 1 012 335 1 884 (Dl (Dl 13 994 2 745 4 007 7 242 4 909 3 209 1 953 1 191 1 019 143 538 12 160 9 193 7 290 324 1 187 39S 2 967 5 844 756 728 92 720 59 811 33 722 24 825 863 (D) (Dl 18 941 2 846 11 122 253 585 192 714 148 698 7 932 26 979 9 105 60 871 70 030 69 006 1 024 116 975 14 715 15 818 1 106 1 097 811 286 9 294 6 832 (Dl 15 114 17 299 859 6 955 7 651 1 417 1 065 1 830 794 8 610 44 344 3 604 13 284 970 620 386 209 370 17-26 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5U2 5a3 5«« 5«5 546 5462 5463 549 55 EX. 554 562-3 t 568 562 563i568 563 I SIOUX CITY, IOWA-ttEBH,SMSA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGEIABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NuNFRANCHI SEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALER AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL 'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . EN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES USTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Woodbury County, Iowa, and Dakota County, Nebr. 15 368 6 110 956 31 934 26 957 3 605 41 691 39 257 217 368 454 454 432 964 468 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 15 212 6 086 956 31 736 26 957 3 587 28 621 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-27 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 17-28 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with t)ayroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5U3 St"* 5«5 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-29 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid 17-30 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No» 15 (number) 522-521 5251 5252 512 543 5'tt 515-549 55 EX.551 56 561 1 567 562-3t56( 562 553.568 565 566 551.569 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 (coextensive W(TH WATERLOO SMSAi SEE TABLE 1) CERRO GORDO COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES •OMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 7 520 3 267 106 1 195 2 651 9 975 7 985 1 591 399 308 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-31 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1963- Contlnued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll {$1,0001 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now, 15 (dollats) Paid employees, workweek ended neatest No«, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) CLINTON COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. F I bH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 6 t7t 3 515 t02 387 5 083 3 305 1 778 5 140 3 515 386 369 2 170 3 713 1 736 1 977 "t 795 3 221 1 5711 3 197 17-32 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-33 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments {$1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) unincor porated businesses SCOTT COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'S. SOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S. CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDINIB FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (I4A) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of S\C major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 12 17-34 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1963-contmued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire yeaf ($1,000) Payroll, viorkweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 522-52U 5251 5252 5U2 543 5«5-5«9 55 EX.55U 56 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 56lt.569 59 EX 592 593 59"t WEBSTER COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S" BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES N0N5T0RE RETAILERS* 7 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-35 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) XOODBURY COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STOREb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOOI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. , . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 31 751 26 957 3 «22 1 372 37 lit 34 971 231 2 961 U6e 726 1 699 10 9«5 8 505 2 4U0 31 553 26 957 3 toil 1 192 3 023 3 416 2 964 452 5 952 2 945 3 007 10 459 a 251 2 208 3 960 3 245 590 125 2 353 2 028 325 85 217 71 816 11 093 2 308 8 953 9 369 8 325 1 044 49 742 41 050 8 692 1 481 1 177 253 163 989 174 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are stiown separately in tliis table. (X) Not applicable. 17-36 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-52t 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563 1 568 565 566 564.569 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 CEDAR RAPIDS RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. '. retailers, part ol SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 11 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-37 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed 17-38 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Contmued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments {$1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars! Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522-524 5251 5252 53 P4RT* 531 533 539 5t2 543 544 545-549 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.558 565 566 564.559 DES MOINES RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL- TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDirjG MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EauIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. HEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN.S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . . EATING PLACES. . DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES 59 EX.591 TOTAL 592 LIQUOR STORES 593 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 594 BOOK. STATIONERY STORES 595 SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS 596 FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. 597 JEWELRY STORES 596 FUEL. ICE DEALERS 599 OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, uart of SIC maior srouo 53, are shown seoaralely in this table. 20 356 4 330 8 465 7 468 997 (Dl 3 947 23 616 20 193 3 423 ?3 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-39 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Contmued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number! flctiwe proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBEri AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (5EAF00DI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 19 183 17 903 1 280 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Dfittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately In this table. 19 167 17 903 1 2b1 5 121 3 62H 1 797 3 306 3 071* 232 1 090 872 218 65 252 61 123 1 129 21 331 16 891 a «»o 17-40 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-41 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued 17-42 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS SIC code 5ei2 F-ART 5812 PART TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 standard metropolitan statistical area and kind oi business IOWA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS i TOTAL « o . . RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CEDAR RAPIDS SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS t TOTAL .... CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES DAVENPOR T -RO CK I SLAND-MOL I NE. IOWA-ILL. t SMS IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL .... RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS PES MOINES SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL .... RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES DUBUQUE SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL .... CAFETERIAS • • OMAHAi NEBR.-IOWAi SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL .... RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES SIOUX CITYl lOWA-NEBR.! SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL .... RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS WATERLOO SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL . . . . CAFETERIAS With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 292 812 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 269 U 06U 113 216 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-43 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) lOVlAi TOTAL 4dair county adams county *llA'<ak;£ colnty WAUKON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . , APPANOOSE COUNTY CENTERVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . AUDUBON COUNTY AUDUBON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BENTON COUNTY BELLE PLAINE VINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BLACK HAWK COUNTY CEDAR FALLS EVANSDALE WATERLOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BOONE COUNTY BOONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BREMER COUNTY WAVERLY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUCHANAN COUNTY INDEPENDENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUENA VISTA COUNTY .... STORM LAKE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . BUTLER COUNTY CALHOUN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY CARROLL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CASS COUNTY ATLANTIC REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CEDAR COUNTY TIPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CERRO GORDO COUNTY .... CLEAR LAKE MASON CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CHEROKEE COUNTY CHEROKEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CHICKASAW COUNTY NEW HAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLARKE COUNTY OSCEOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLAY COUNTY SPENCER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLAYTON COUNTY CLINTON COUNTY CLINTON DE WITT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CRAWFORD COUNTY DENISON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . Standard Notes: - Represents 33 "498 1«5 23 991 107 3 56t 96U 10 B70 7 19U 18 2«2 9 108 9 13« 15 Oil 11 198 3 813 12 926 7 898 5 028 29 520 5 UHS 11 173 12 902 114 811 19 916 2 895 110 629 11 3tl 29 537 IB 719 10 818 25 520 12 031 13 HB9 19 311 9 84« 9 497 28 129 17 847 10 282 22 533 18 250 32 856 18 089 14 767 26 816 16 623 10 193 25 866 9 853 16 013 74 047 8 371 57 353 8 323 22 154 13 846 8 308 16 220 8 174 8 046 25 113 20 589 4 524 74 463 50 739 7 203 16 521 19 576 11 638 7 938 3 185 062 10 218 6 622 12 194 7 818 4 376 140 425 19 190 2 791 108 181 10 253 27 945 18 211 9 734 24 038 11 677 12 361 17 619 9 510 8 109 26 627 17 613 9 014 20 811 16 268 30 862 17 569 13 293 24 650 15 931 8 719 23 776 9 551 14 225 71 263 8 095 55 749 7 419 20 876 13 536 7 340 14 994 8 116 6 878 10 300 8 839 1 461 23 923 20 137 3 786 18 108 11 276 6 832 310 540 753 535 15 318 1 865 212 12 523 717 2 623 1 918 705 2 266 1 268 998 2 262 1 594 668 1 343 1 073 2 532 1 595 937 2 200 1 581 619 1 842 718 1 124 7 558 815 6 235 607 1 763 1 314 449 1 214 694 520 7 464 5 473 570 1 321 1 534 1 019 515 zero. (D) WiMeld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) DALLAS COUNTY PERRY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAVIS COUNTY BLOOMFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DECATUR COUNTY . . . . DELAWARE COUNTY. . . . MANCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DES MOINES COUNTY. . . BURLINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DICKINSON COUNTY . . . DUBUQUE COUNTY . . . . DUBUuUE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EMMET COUNTY . . . . . ESTHERVILLE. . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FAYETTE COUNTY . . . . OELWEIN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FLOYD COUNTY CHARLES CITY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . HAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FREMONT COUNTY . . . . GREENE COUNTY JEFFERSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRUNDY COUNTY GUTHRIE COUNTY . . . . HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . WEBSTER CITY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HANCOCK COUNTY . . . . HARDIN COUNTY ELDORA IOWA FALLS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . . MISSOURI VALLEY. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HENRY COUNTY MOUNT PLEASANT . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWARD COUNTY CRESCO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HUMBOLDT COUNTY. . . . HUMBOlOT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IDA COUNTY IOWA COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY . . . . MAOUOKETA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JASPER COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . FAIRFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Not applicable. 8 578 5 652 1 925 17 401 11 137 6 264 52 946 46 703 6 243 96 244 73 138 23 106 33 239 16 022 17 217 23 124 17 767 5 357 19 346 10 886 8 460 9 122 19 553 11 974 7 579 17 793 14 527 25 680 16 515 9 355 32 538 7 093 12 280 13 165 17 955 6 133 11 822 21 927 10 564 11 353 15 102 8 558 6 544 16 142 9 870 8 272 25 264 13 879 11 405 38 657 26 017 12 640 18 248 12 642 5 406 25 856 13 946 12 920 7 864 5 556 1 306 16 151 10 907 5 244 50 190 44 963 5 227 91 886 70 916 20 970 16 776 12 733 4 043 21 450 16 907 4 543 18 274 10 608 7 665 17 955 11 706 6 249 17 101 12 847 24 588 16 387 8 201 30 225 6 791 11 784 11 551 16 429 5 935 10 494 20 425 10 195 10 229 13 870 6 310 5 550 16 730 9 528 7 202 11 211 19 474 23 436 13 557 9 879 36 787 25 221 11 556 16 950 12 150 4 600 17-44 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 -Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . IO*A CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JONES COUNTY ANAMOSA MONTICELLO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KEOKUK COUNTY KOSSUTH COUNTY . . . . AL&ONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEE COUNTY FORT MADISON . . . . KEOKUK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINN COUNTY CEDAR RAPIDS . . . . HARION REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LOUISA COUNTY LUCAS COUNTY CHARITON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LYON COUNTY ROCK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY . . . . WINTERSET REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MAHASKA COUNTY . . . . OSKALOOSA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY KNOXVILLE PELLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . MARSHALLTOWN . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MILLS COUNTY 3LENW00D REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MITCHELL COUNTY. . . . OSAGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONONA COUNTY ONAWA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY ALBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . RED OAK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MUSCATINE COUNTY . . . MUSCATINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. O'BRIEN COUNTY . . . . SHELDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OSCEOLA COUNTY . . . . SIBLEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PAGE COUNTY CLARINDA SHENANDOAH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PALO ALTO COUNTY . . . EMMETSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 57 299 16 607 10 692 25 970 7 228 9 602 31 057 15 U75 15 582 45 800 16 909 21 538 8 353 180 957 119 861 6 335 22 766 12 182 10 157 2 025 15 856 10 U99 5 367 31 3«"l 21 435 6 909 26 755 13 485 10 680 4 589 53 695 42 334 11 351 10 447 5 735 4 712 17 052 9 775 7 287 17 120 ; 5 648 10 272 10 070 1 8 862 j 1 208 20 301 13 462 6 839 46 036 34 648 11 388 25 940 10 033 15 907 10 257 5 218 5 049 28 816 10 911 14 720 16 241 7 801 8 440 23 934 6 978 9 142 30 091 15 369 14 722 43 370 16 163 20 368 5 839 11 382 9 741 ; 1 641 ! 12 678 ' 6 050 6 528 29 832 23 857 5 975 26 745 12 856 10 272 3 617 51 739 41 350 10 389 16 042 5 750 9 292 9 390 8 758 532 18 945 12 790 5 155 43 092 33 382 9 710 23 884 9 529 14 255 10 577 14 280 2 601 764 1 757 505 581 581 1 193 2 455 1 481 974 4 482 1 742 2 280 460 175 097 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-45 TABLE 10 standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data are based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code Kifid of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establistv ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (numlKr) With payroll (niimber) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLS< HDWE i FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES" . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL 52 LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS 53 PART* I GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... 5U ' FOOD STORES 55 EX. 551 AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 55PT(55«) I GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 56 I APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES 57 [FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES 58 I EATING. DRINKING PLACES 59PT(591lj DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES 59 EX.59l| OTHER RETAIL STORES 53 PART* NONSTORE RETAILERS* 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. OEAl GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SEkVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 56 APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES 57 FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES 58 : EATING. DRINKING PLACES 59PT(59l) j DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES 59 EX.591 OTHER RETAIL STORES 53 PART* NONSTORE RETAILERS* 151 512 155 CEDAR RAPIDS SMSA DAVENPORT-ROCK ISLAND-MttlNE IOWA-ILL, SMSA «2 169 29 588 13 958 15 558 10 831 11 346 6 3"tO 15 986 1 113 175 097 16 069 17 373 to 161 29 588 13 018 15 U96 10 665 10 358 3U BU4 17-46 IOWA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS IOWA 17-47 TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591 59 EX.59 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 FART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDS MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOKES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* CEDAR RAPIDS 1«9 864 9 119 16 BUZ 35 754 25 097 10 224 14 997 10 137 a 745 (D) 10 713 (D) 145 724 9 271 16 842 34 040 26 097 9 670 14 997 10 031 8 085 (D) 10 081 (D) 5 984 24 257 25 955 20 213 7 170 9 680 8 785 10 604 4 826 7 076 2 720 19 960 48 553 74 683 59 634 24 139 23 720 20 125 22 360 13 270 26 867 7 745 330 674 19 524 48 347 71 425 58 894 23 027 23 578 3 Kansas CONTENTS (Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 18-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 16 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 22 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 28 7 InPlant Food Contractors: 1963 31 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 31 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 32 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 34 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 35 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 36 ®« 18-3 1958 State total 1963 $2,836,675,[ EACH SYMBOL = =.=.^--,ro/ 5% CHANGE — — — = -Ib/o KANSAS Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers 301 285 #-5% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service Stations Apparel, ^115 Accessory Stores ^^^^^ Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^ill4 Equipment Stores PH^l^S Eating, Drinking Places ^& 143 Drug Stores, N 88 Proprietary Stores jSjOl Other Retail Stores 203 262 #####€29% F 28 Nonstore Retailers | 43 1958 1963. 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census 18-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-5 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 18-6 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest l^ov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 513 5«t 515 5U6 5162 5463 519 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FUfiNISHiNGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES , HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES , SADIOi TELEVISION STORES - MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS < MUSICAL INSTf^UMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL 809 DRUG STORES 671 PROPRIETARY STORES 138 OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 122 967 59 622 U7 727 8 018 1 761 698 1 «18 US 6U2 9 620 8 083 1 280 6 803 142 998 126 509 93 812 6 253 23 906 2 538 16 189 100 923 97 289 3 63U 262 306 US 758 8 887 3118 8 539 7 tl5 3 139 It 276 5 615 "t 920 695 89 393 35 170 1 675 16 196 17 '409 811 379 3 145 13 04« 8 462 863 624 2 457 2 799 6 407 1 304 907 1 674 702 178 5 411 43 442 17 884 8 492 17 066 7 662 1 517 692 1 022 44 286 9 346 7 829 1 228 6 601 134 698 121 711 89 756 6 253 23 266 2 436 12 987 100 027 96 823 3 204 246 700 43 175 7 580 4 18-8 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov- 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) Kind of-busmess group Lumber, building matis, hardware, farm equip dealers ments (number) Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments KANSASi TOTAL. REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANDERSON COUNTY. . . . GARNETT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ATCHISON COUNTY. . . . ATCHISON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARBER COUNTY MEDICINE LODGE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARTON COUNTY ELLINWOOD GREAT BEND HOISINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOURBON COUNTY . . . . FORT SCOTT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BROWN COUNTY HIAWATHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BUTLER COUNTY AUGUSTA EL DORADO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHASE COUNTY . . . CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY. CHEROKEE COUNTY. . . . BAXTER SPRINGS . . . COLUMBUS GALENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHEYENNE COUNTY. CLARK COUNTY CLAY COUNTY CLAY CENTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLOUD COUNTY CONCORDIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COFFEY COUNTY. . COMANCHE COUNTY. COWLEY COUNTY ARKANSAS CITY. . . . WINFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAWFORD COUNTY. . . . PITTSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DECATUR COUNTY DICKINSON COUNTY . . . ABILENE HERINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DONIPHAN COUNTY. DOUGLAS COUNTY . . . . LAWRENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EDWARDS COUNTY ELK COUNTY . . ELLIS COUNTY HAYS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ELLSWORTH COUNTY 22 183 17 6«1 2 836 575 21 611 14 134 7 480 9 592 6 947 2 645 20 799 18 785 2 014 7 178 51 260 2 539 38 068 6 996 3 657 20 712 18 798 1 914 20 425 9 681 10 744 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 48 604 15 658 22 823 10 123 7 641 18 952 7 325 7 528 2 024 2 075 7 296 17 443 14 757 2 685 21 504 15 040 5 464 48 058 25 091 18 578 4 289 42 650 28 622 14 028 8 575 29 844 339 807 532 392 (NA) 20 798 13 454 7 344 8 924 6 799 2 125 20 057 18 493 1 564 6 902 49 728 2 307 37 128 6 816 3 477 20 012 18 398 1 614 46 772 15 426 22 289 9 057 7 229 17 870 7 089 7 404 1 872 1 505 t 954 17 025 14 485 2 540 40 794 27 828 12 965 29 042 15 948 5 268 5 825 51 297 43 919 7 378 32 555 28 305 4 250 8 898 Not available. 1 989 1 370 619 741 622 119 5 853 239 4 606 540 358 1 483 757 726 4 589 1 318 2 475 795 1 558 506 623 205 1 537 1 437 200 1 791 1 355 435 4 838 2 535 2 077 225 4 123 3 027 1 095 2 830 1 680 557 583 5 900 5 077 823 501 250 40 405 28 407 11 998 13 833 11 452 2 381 22 338 10 581 11 757 112 251 4 253 88 816 12 006 7 175 41 364 25 370 13 597 12 573 90 573 27 407 47 730 15 535 9 979 29 797 11 381 11 792 4 248 2 375 11 055 8 593 32 595 28 727 3 968 35 235 25 515 8 519 93 970 48 213 41 300 4 457 77 910 57 792 20 118 55 182 32 847 11 741 11 594 115 297 98 450 16 S37 10 407 4 877 60 912 53 421 7 491 491 253 228 1 460 378 794 288 192 154 542 452 90 538 441 197 262 130 1 631 818 727 86 1 451 1 053 398 2 091 1 757 334 780 (X) Not applicable. 55 78 45 61 AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kindofbusiness group -continued 18-10 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments l$l,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1.000) Payroll, entire year ($1.000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov- 15 (number) Actiwe proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-busmess group Lumber, building matis-, hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish ments (number) Sales ($1.000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) FINNEY COUNTY GARDEN CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . FORD COUNTY DODGE CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . FRANKLIN COUNTY OTTAWA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . GEARY COUNTY JUNCTION CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . GOVE COUNTY GRAHAM COUNTY GRANT COUNTY ULYSSES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . GRAY COUNTY GREELEY COUNTY GREENWOOD COUNTY EUREKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . HAMILTON COUNTY HARPER COUNTY ANTHONY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . HARVEY COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . HASKELL COUNTY HODGEMAN COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY HOLTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . JEFFERSON COUNTY JEWELL COUNTY JOHNSON COUNTY FAIRWAY LEAWOOO MERRIAM MISSION MISSION HILLS OLATHE OVERLAND PARK PRAIRIE VILLAGE ROELAND PARK SHAWNEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . KEARNY COUNTY KINGMAN COUNTY KINGMAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . KIOWA COUNTY LABETTE COUNTY PARSONS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . LANE COUNTY LEAVENWORTH COUNTY LEAVENWORTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . LINCOLN COUNTY LINN COUNTY LOGAN COUNTY Standard Notes: - Represents zero. *Nonstore retailets. part of SIC major group 335 199 136 273 171 102 32 151 30 180 2 271 U3 285 35 6113 7 6H2 29 562 2t 653 3 909 31 587 30 880 707 I 5 221 7 879 10 608 9 559 1 049 7 566 3 180 12 3"t5 7 5K3 4 802 13 964 5 574 8 390 32 127 24 476 7 651 5 265 3 342 10 554 8 898 1 656 8 788 4 855 177 007 2 902 4 640 3 652 41 036 26 020 1 484 11 319 19 646 11 894 8 254 3 640 33 819 21 710 12 109 40 152 34 044 6 108 (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 53, are shown separately in this table 7 067 8 738 8 207 (NA) Not I 32 057 29 832 2 225 27 670 23 905 3 765 31 311 30 604 707 4 664 7 613 10 596 9 553 1 043 7 232 2 935 11 739 7 351 4 388 13 304 5 492 7 812 31 543 24 348 7 295 5 243 3 054 10 002 8 642 1 360 7 786 4 395 172 723 2 902 4 404 3 40 AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind-of-business group -continued 18-12 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city LYON COUNTY EMPORIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCPHERSON COUNTY . . • LINOSBORG MCPHERSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . MARYSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MEADE COUNTY lAMI COUNTY OSA*ATOMIE PAOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MITCHELL COUNTY. . . . BELOIT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . CANEY CHERRYVALE COFFEYVILLE INDEPENDENCE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORRIS COUNTY COUNCIL SROVE. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORTON COUNTY. NEMAHA COUNTY. NEOSHO COUNTY CHANUTE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NESS COUNTY. NORTON COUNTY NORTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OSAGE COUNTY . OSBORNE COUNTY OTTAWA COUNTY. PAWNEE COUNTY LARNED REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PHILLIPS COUNTY. . . • PHILLIPS8URG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY. PRATT COUNTY PRATT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RAWLINS COUNTY RENO COUNTY HUTCHINSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. REPUBLIC COUNTY. . . . BELLEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RICE COUNTY LYONS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RILEY COUNTY MANHATTAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROOKS COUNTY PLAINVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Standard Notes: - Represents zero, •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC majot S'oup With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1.000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1.000) 20 6«8 11 260 9 388 18 812 7 306 8 955 2 551 17 907 10 607 7 300 58 968 3 608 2 952 28 513 22 399 1 1*96 8 236 5 968 2 268 6 163 17 190 23 2m 17 312 5 902 12 189 11 001 1 488 12 835 9 tl9 7 178 It 507 12 198 2 009 It 070 8 619 5 251 21 760 19 397 2 383 90 tt9 71 823 16 626 11 967 8 19t 3 793 15 275 9 236 6 037 t5 362 to t26 t 93t 12 290 5 188 7 102 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 38 tt5 33 701 t 7tt 33 270 t 013 22 222 7 035 19 72t 10 956 8 768 17 728 6 916 8 567 2 2t5 17 529 10 559 6 970 56 836 3 528 2 792 27 t73 21 981 1 062 7 7t2 5 792 1 950 5 713 15 736 22 t70 16 950 5 520 11 961 10 6t3 1 318 11 t75 9 103 6 5tt It 015 12 018 1 997 13 828 6 739 5 089 21 290 19 255 2 035 87 tt9 69 783 17 666 11 579 7 992 3 587 It 599 8 83t 5 765 t3 718 39 37t t 3tt 11 932 5 156 6 776 t 336 3 662 t7t 3 til 32t 2 t73 61t 1 67t 1 Olt 660 1 57t 600 795 179 1 t27 882 5t5 6 038 302 222 3 03t 2 373 Payroll. worl(week ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) 107 5t2 1 201 2 063 1 556 507 1 032 932 100 992 782 558 2 261 2 132 129 10 too 8 736 1 66t I 037 798 239 1 379 86t 495 5 105 t 729 376 932 t03 529 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 8t 923 75 883 9 OtO 67 65t 7 128 48 110 32 003 19 306 12 695 30 774 11 762 15 347 3 665 27 292 17 465 9 827 121 256 5 882 5 369 62 448 45 549 2 008 10 502 6 892 1 610 10 734 23 615 40 193 30 663 9 330 20 827 18 936 1 891 18 927 15 726 11 357 28 550 25 376 3 174 17 943 12 9t2 5 001 tl 088 38 778 2 310 197 523 166 103 31 t20 19 581 15 060 t 521 26 883 17 103 9 780 107 027 100 275 6 752 IB 356 7 39t 10 962 1 523 1 353 170 I 13t 149 757 228 unincor porated businesses 500 264 216 Kind-of-business group Lurrber, building matis,, hardware, farm equip dealers Estab lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores " ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) 84 AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kindofbiisiness group -continued 18-14 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, worliweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind of-business group Lumber, building matis,, hardware, farm equip dealers Estab- lish- ments (number Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments (number RUSH COUNTY RUSSELL COUNTY . . . . RUSSELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SALINE COUNTY SALINA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY SCOTT CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SEDGWICK COUNTY. . . . DERBY HAYSVILLE HULVANE (PART I' . . . VALLEY CENTER . . . WICHITA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SEWARD COUNTY LIBERAL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHAWNEE COUNTY . . . . TOPEKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHERIDAN COUNTY. . . . SHERMAN COUNTY . . . . GOOOLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SMITH COUNTY STAFFORD COUNTY. . . . STANTON COUNTY . . . . STEVENS COUNTY . . . . HUGOTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SUMNER COUNTY MULVANE (PARTI'. . . WELLINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. THOMAS COUNTY COLBY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TREGO COUNTY WAKEENEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WABAUNSEE COUNTY . . . WALLACE COUNTY . . . . WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . WICHITA COUNTY . . . . WILSON COUNTY FREDONIA NEODESHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WOODSON COUNTY . . . . WYANDOTTE COUNTY . . . BONNER SPRINGS . . . KANSAS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 14 820 U 957 2 863 88 990 85 826 3 15t 10 083 9 76« 319 t72 833 8 459 3 385 1 504 2 472 417 567 39 426 35 246 34 079 1 167 196 024 183 419 12 605 13 803 13 428 375 7 878 6 851 1 027 31 712 3 405 15 187 13 120 13 109 11 450 1 659 6 305 5 366 939 5 892 3 070 11 549 4 965 12 991 7 176 4 859 956 194 046 7 362 144 732 41 952 14 556 11 779 2 777 87 850 85 064 2 786 9 957 9 678 279 463 491 8 459 3 343 1 214 2 342 410 745 37 388 34 572 33 503 1 059 191 464 179 439 12 025 13 575 13 292 283 8 412 7 858 7 594 6 617 977 30 862 3 405 15 139 12 338 12 841 11 248 1 593 5 660 2 926 11 045 4 925 12 657 7 094 4 717 855 188 520 7 182 141 206 40 132 1 362 1 189 173 10 233 9 906 327 35 54 913 747 300 103 160 49 794 3 809 24 203 22 957 1 246 2 788 282 1 499 1 007 70 420 218 1 015 448 966 544 362 21 835 667 16 965 4 204 25 290 22 226 3 064 190 275 183 935 5 340 15 168 15 346 842 080 325 14 471 5 967 1 928 3 435 973 398 81 126 70 103 68 176 1 927 457 804 429 771 28 033 23 528 23 115 413 13 774 13 670 6 061 13 092 11 409 1 583 53 460 5 991 28 038 19 431 23 443 21 702 1 741 12 110 9 939 2 171 7 815 4 395 19 522 9 786 18 565 10 400 6 993 1 172 415 280 14 053 322 591 79 536 3 189 3 034 155 17 233 240 111 7 517 7 085 432 399 220 143 170 6 049 92 AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963-contmued 18-16 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business KANSAS Cin, MO.-KANS,SMSA RETAIL TRADE t TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT> GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALEKS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. STORES . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) Consists of Cass, Clay, Jackson, and Platte Counties, Mo., and Johnson and Wyandotte Counties, tons. 534 138 118 392 138 118 62 915 25 181 3 656 1 504 9 312 603 11 625 11 002 227 223 185 001 22 929 15 7l"t 1 330 1 219 352 701 338 312 2 951 35« 911 2 403 2 3«« 4 001 2 679 1 322 323 919 268 235 240 032 7 414 20 789 22 516 14 161 8 566 10 441 5 625 ID) <D) 98 518 13 748 13 402 345 38 931 31 575 7 355 987 390 730 400 61 429 25 055 3 564 1 430 8 996 527 11 131 10 726 225 757 185 001 22 873 15 544 1 200 1 149 345 085 332 250 2 329 (D) 591 2 149 2 256 3 879 2 627 1 252 ID) 1 247 318 795 268 235 240 032 7 414 20 789 17 836 13 789 8 555 10 359 5 594 (D) (D) 97 850 13 582 13 264 318 38 729 31 393 7 336 977 33 431 27 155 3 914 2 032 30 173 28 109 224 281 286 939 710 229 29 142 23 460 20 218 1 050 304 120 835 475 17 022 2 520 2 454 7 029 5 722 1 307 169 158 402 55 911 9 327 4 813 27 525 2 779 28 136 19 811 605 236 492 085 71 070 37 025 588 279 544 418 4 787 (D) 928 5 853 5 071 19 578 14 722 4 655 101 4 512 571 452 460 676 403 571 19 118 37 967 25 733 43 180 25 025 15 838 9 655 CD) (D) 318 330 44 910 43 589 1 221 138 354 113 202 25 152 120 343 251 5 181 3 987 3 495 173 319 282 467 281 154 110 (D) 2 767 2 352 415 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) KANSAS CITY, MO,-KANS., SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES ... RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL I 657 EATING PLACES 1 167 RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS 812 CAFETERIAS KEFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL 1 152 LIQUOR STORES 222 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 155 ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES ..... PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 62 911 3« 161 23 381 6 871 1 707 «33 1 769 16 549 6 209 5 992 532 5 160 ill 183 88 099 62 001 9 853 13 590 2 655 23 08« 77 733 71 850 2 683 97 168 22 853 12 622 681 11 9tl 3 193 1 119 2 311 3 680 3 521 159 9 76« 3 318 1 301 12 125 « 367 224 51 "t 895 937 1 299 1 909 4 783 3 128 431 850 1 789 721 130 2 773 148 436 115 353 16 702 16 381 60 621 32 609 22 353 108 367 86 731 61 041 9 849 13 322 2 519 21 636 76 869 74 076 2 793 91 546 21 431 11 928 307 11 621 3 443 1 149 2 294 3 424 (01 (D> 9 268 3 230 1 291 11 673 4 149 (0) (D) 4 821 807 1 243 1 615 4 585 3 054 431 568 1 725 721 143 532 115 323 15 688 12 521 9 653 5 633 3 835 1 036 359 (D) (D) 2 220 880 920 28 603 24 807 18 030 3 130 2 859 788 3 796 11 236 10 955 281 12 158 1 222 2 379 39 2 340 498 113 385 (Dl 10] 479 330 175 1 817 825 (Dl (Dl 27 388 22 579 2 045 2 764 191 257 114 343 79 166 20 073 6 678 (Dl (Dl 41 919 17 101 17 894 1 720 16 174 556 325 480 147 347 565 50 363 55 976 16 243 76 178 217 589 211 422 6 157 234 545 23 127 42 544 834 41 810 9 436 2 149 7 287 (Dl 8 700 5 568 2 936 35 623 15 642 (Dl 19 599 1 840 4 967 4 789 15 909 12 090 2 859 2 115 5 580 1 922 195 8 531 533 176 442 342 39 120 51 714 11 866 10 402 7 298 1 321 1 467 316 1 454 1 595 1 090 793 8 243 7 167 372 704 18-18 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number! With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 SH3 545 546 5462 5463 549 561 t 567 561 567 562-3 t 568 562 563 1 568 563 I RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALSi HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUft ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not a 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Coextensive with Shawnee County, Kans. 25 383 19 548 3 811 1 427 38 362 30 442 21 854 U 647 2 022 2 022 lilable. (X) Not applicable. 25 343 19 548 3 811 1 427 38 000 30 442 21 854 11 559 1 964 1 964 4 055 3 107 708 3 861 3 044 2 143 1 757 346 346 82 071 63 546 13 106 4 094 29 896 6 677 6 677 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 Continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) TOPEKA SMSA-Conlinued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURMTUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERTi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWAREi METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. 11 029 3 «62 3 219 13 ((73 4 610 1 094 10(( 990 398 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 10 8((3 3 322 3 089 10 8((0 9 9((S 6 3((9 1 168 2 092 336 895 12 181 3 832 918 819 18-20 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 I 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 55 EX.554 561 1 567 561 567 562-3 1568 562 563.558 563 1 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HAirDWAKE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES • RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS . AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . c CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . c FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES • OMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosuie. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately in this table. Consists of Butler and Sedgwick Counties, Kans. 13 968 1 185 315 1 913 62 393 49 975 8 185 3 168 519 546 111 350 109 426 510 132 041 93 958 76 680 3 070 14 208 11 277 7 962 6 346 12 498 7 533 4 965 25 992 13 968 1 171 265 1 907 62 221 49 975 8 185 3 072 507 482 109 328 107 490 510 130 625 93 912 76 534 3 070 14 208 10 287 7 744 6 345 12 335 7 433 4 903 43 441 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) WICHITA SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL furniture. home furnishings stores Furniture stores FLOOR covering STORES ORAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL 662 570 EATING PLACES 535 t75 RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS 378 3311 CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPrLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS ' CIGAR STORES. STANDS • NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES . . TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES • HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS ' RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS ' OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES < MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS ^ DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable, 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 22 155 10 568 7 908 1 898 471 206 82 7 026 2 936 1 625 29 855 26 582 19 719 18 779 18 365 itlU 37 285 11 950 2 525 14 2 181 2 103 861 1 512 (Dl IDl 5 195 1 311 362 3 130 1 116 556 778 303 153 502 156 11 205 1 033 3 617 6 555 6 751 2 880 1 625 28 717 25 868 19 239 1 120 5 030 179 2 819 18 729 18 365 361 35 139 11 211 2 217 (D) ID) 5 083 1 289 352 3 318 1 416 2 991 1 172 1 112 311 6 672 6 226 1 823 319 933 121 116 3 766 589 321 1 787 100 365 1 322 62 215 28 111 21 801 5 331 528 (D) ID) 17 515 11 901 1 652 141 564 132 765 103 853 6 799 18 057 4 056 8 799 54 015 53 355 660 76 971 12 027 7 071 (01 IDI 5 024 1 549 837 6 666 6 162 IDI 1 281 2 333 1 651 555 34 158 1 672 7 300 25 186 509 309 562 666 543 399 18-22 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-23 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued County and kind of business MONTGOMERY COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HARDWARE i FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUiLDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBINGi PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE S70REb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS! FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments 2 313 2 0«0 273 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 3 558 1 139 975 723 252 583 761 2 396 1 235 1 151 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) 11 18-24 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-25 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 •Continued 18-26 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establisliments or More: 1963-contmued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-27 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued County and kind of business SHAWNEE COUNTY ^COEXTENSIVE WITH TOPEKA SMSAi SEE TABLE Ul WYANDOTTE COUNTY RETAIL TRAOEi TOTAL LUMSERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HARD*AREi FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBINGi PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS' FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES' VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY' NUT' CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO. TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPH STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3 447 1 038 2 304 I 312 4B 363 46 017 743 264 8 338 1 066 1 912 953 959 3 686 1 358 314 9 663 5 303 4 380 10 491 8 666 1 825 9 213 8 932 281 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 3 329 1 006 2 224 1 312 46 851 44 653 679 264 1 912 953 959 3 568 1 358 266 9 563 5 197 4 366 9 777 8 470 1 307 9 107 8 834 273 362 1 464 1 407 626 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 2 489 2 327 162 1 149 126 154 74 382 68 404 1 862 399 21 301 3 056 5 156 2 774 2 382 9 Oil 3 584 494 26 089 14 393 11 696 25 945 25 168 777 22 359 2 438 2 946 101 1 085 1 953 3 842 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 18-28 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-29 TABLES Cities With 500 Establisiiments or More: 1963-continued 18-30 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETF, FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. SOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 2« 567 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-31 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code 5812 PART standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business KANSAS (N-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES KANSAS CITYi MO -HANS i 5M5A IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi lOrAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOyS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES TOPEKA SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES WICHITA SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) (D) (D) (D) 2 (D) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for IVlilitary Personnel by the U. S. Department of Defense: 1963 [These data were collected by the Department of Defense and are not Included in an 18-32 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city KANSAS" TOTAL • • . ALLEN COUNTY 261 lOLA 149 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . 115 ANDERSON COUNTY GARNETT Remainder of county. . atchison county atchison remainder of county. . barber county 155 113 barton county 132 324 ELLINwOOO GREAT BEND 215 179 HOISINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . BOURBON COUNTY FORT SCOTT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . BROWN COUNTY HIAWATHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . BUTLER COUNTY «15 317 AUGUSTA EL DORADO 173 145 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CHASE COUNTY CHAUTAUOUA COUNTY. . . . CHEROKEE COUNTY BAXTER SPRINGS .... COLUMBUS GALENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CHEYENNE COUNTY CLARK COUNTY CLAY COUNTY CLAY CENTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CLOUD COUNTY CONCORDIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . COFFEY COUNTY COMANCHE COUNTY COWLEY COUNTY ARKANSAS CITY WINFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CRAWFORD COUNTY. .... PITTSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . DECATUR COUNTY DICKINSON COUNTY .... ABILENE HERINGTUN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . DONIPHAN COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY LAWRENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . EDWARDS COUNTY ELK COUNTY ELLIS COUNTY 263 ELLIS HAYS 163 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ELLSWORTH COUNTY .... Standard Notes; - Repiesenis zeio. (D) Withheld to (number) With payroll 240 127 113 497 235 165 530 290 240 359 187 123 165 26 119 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 446 515 IB 189 12 576 5 613 8 271 5 471 2 800 19 945 18 145 1 799 10 562 45 470 2 755 32 048 5 857 4 810 16 914 14 840 2 074 13 370 6 370 7 000 42 845 12 311 21 951 a 583 7 165 15 587 5 603 5 196 1 791 2 997 5 350 4 299 18 153 15 256 2 897 19 052 11 790 7 262 46 451 24 107 16 854 5 490 38 206 24 600 13 606 27 522 15 681 6 626 5 215 6 725 4 833 27 404 2 591 22 481 2 332 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 308 823 16 609 12 002 4 607 7 107 5 021 2 086 18 779 17 354 1 425 9 862 43 600 2 679 31 302 5 609 4 010 15 690 14 292 1 398 40 953 12 001 21 357 7 595 4 413 6 411 13 275 4 935 5 018 1 183 2 139 5 818 17 199 14 960 2 239 18 058 11 430 6 628 43 941 23 121 16 302 4 518 34 490 23 138 11 352 25 954 15 259 6 150 4 545 41 89S 37 043 4 855 6 337 4 327 25 730 2 457 21 561 1 712 9 345 avoid disclosure. Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 593 1 230 363 851 4 750 244 3 612 531 363 906 525 380 3 708 988 2 156 564 337 493 1 150 446 457 105 443 338 1 411 1 233 178 1 564 1 072 492 655 274 4 453 2 313 1 860 290 2 209 1 359 443 397 4 323 3 852 471 2 533 243 2 128 County and city FINNEY COUNTY GARDEN CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FORD COUNTY DODGE CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . OTTAWA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GEARY COUNTY JUNCTION CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GOVE COUNTY GRAHAM COUNTY GRANT COUNTY GRAY COUNTY GREELEY COUNTY . . . . GREENWOOD COUNTY . . . EUREKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . HARPER COUNTY ANTHONY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARVEY COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HASKELL COUNTY . . . . HODGEMAN COUNTY. . . . JACKSON COUNTY . . . . HOLTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . JEWELL COUNTY JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . OLATHE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KEARNY COUNTY KINGMAN COUNTY . . . . KINGMAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KIOWA COUNTY LABETTE COUNTY . . . . PARSONS . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LANE COUNTY LEAVENWORTH COUNTY . . LEAVENWORTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY . , . . LINN COUNTY LOGAN COUNTY LYON COUNTY EMPORIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCPHERSON COUNTY . . . MCPHERSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . MARYSVlLLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 9 017 (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 25 485 23 528 1 857 35 133 27 953 7 180 22 308 17 743 4 565 27 412 25 647 1 755 3 396 5 133 7 118 4 395 3 007 14 107 7 772 6 335 13 236 6 651 6 585 28 601 22 563 6 038 2 570 3 007 9 974 7 461 2 513 8 097 4 262 103 026 15 078 67 948 12 055 8 808 3 247 28 977 18 481 10 496 32 697 28 373 4 324 5 745 7 495 6 646 31 166 26 696 4 470 30 055 17 683 12 382 16 129 17 226 9 416 7 612 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 24 775 23 176 1 599 34 025 27 219 6 806 21 154 17 309 3 845 26 574 24 973 1 601 2 954 5 837 6 838 4 219 12 535 7 234 5 301 12 224 6 369 5 655 27 061 21 297 5 764 2 442 2 857 8 790 6 779 2 Oil 7 157 3 596 98 434 14 454 83 970 11 057 8 332 2 725 26 669 17 533 9 136 30 821 27 335 3 486 5 313 6 581 6 358 29 614 25 850 3 754 28 821 17 527 11 294 15 452 9 166 6 296 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-33 TABLE 9. Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or IVIore: 1958 -Continued County and city MEADE COUNTY MIAMI COUNTY OSAWATOMIE PAOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTYi MITCHELL COUNTY. . . . BELOIT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . CANEY CHERRYVALE COFFEYVILLE INDEPENDENCE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORRIS COUNTY COUNCIL GROVE. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORTON COUNTY. NEMAHA COUNTY. NEOSHO COUNTY CHANUTE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NESS COUNTY NORTON COUNTY. . . . NORTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY OSAGE COUNTY . OSBORNE COUNTY OTTAWA COUNTY. PAWNEE COUNTY LARNED REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PHILLIPS COUNTY. . . . PHILLIPSBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY. PRATT COUNTY PRATT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RAWLINS COUNTY RENO COUNTY HUTCHINSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. REPUBLIC COUNTY. . . . BELLEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RICE COUNTY LYONS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RILEY COUNTY MANHATTAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) 16 658 9 505 7 153 57 9H8 « 119 2 «97 31 023 17 123 3 186 7 317 H 848 2 169 7 206 6 127 12 970 U 3«7 1 623 9 217 5 9m 3 303 20 820 18 441 2 379 60 578 68 612 11 966 10 017 6 617 3 400 15 872 9 374 6 498 38 069 32 386 5 683 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 5 640 15 082 8 421 6 561 53 882 3 911 2 047 29 715 15 129 2 080 6 261 4 602 1 659 4 570 13 002 20 249 15 778 4 471 9 118 7 601 1 517 10 019 6 572 5 381 8 555 5 748 2 817 19 584 17 801 1 883 77 238 66 455 10 782 9 009 6 309 2 700 15 278 9 042 6 236 37 039 31 756 5 283 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 238 419 542 177 1 170 732 438 368 1 091 1 805 1 469 336 8 884 7 912 972 730 521 209 1 402 804 598 3 957 3 538 429 County and city ROOKS COUNTY RUSH COUNTY. RUSSELL COUNTY . . . . RUSSELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SALINE COUNTY SALINA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY .... SCOTT CITY .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY SEDGWICK COUNTY. . . . WICHITA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SEWARD COUNTY LIBERAL. ...... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHAWNEE COUNTY . . . . TOPEKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHERIDAN COUNTY. . . . SHERMAN COUNTY . . . . GOODLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SMITH COUNTY . . STAFFORD COUNTY. STANTON COUNTY . STEVENS COUNTY . . . . HUGOTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SUMNER COUNTY WELLINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. THOMAS COUNTY COLBY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TREGO COUNTY . . . WABAUNSEE COUNTY . WALLACE COUNTY . . WASHINGTON COUNTY. WICHITA COUNTY . . IILSON COUNTY FREDONIA NEODESHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WOODSON COUNTY •YANDOTTE COUNTY . . . KANSAS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 3 145 2 723 422 With payroll (number) 2 317 2 025 292 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 14 18-34 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data are based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code KM of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART S9PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* RET4IL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDS MATLS. HDWE t FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDS MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOKES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 9 120 511 319 1 291 537 1 209 559 512 1 921 "t06 1 198 657 231 105 395 215 581 751 1«8 575 195 KANSAS CITY, MD.-KANS.,SMSA 221 895 397 915 85 173 155 613 323 873 232 166 93 621 (01 62 970 9U 097 72 891 81) 270 1 434 278 60 730 87 725 71 759 76 568 12 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KANSAS 18-35 TABLE 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1958 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establlstv ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591) 59 EX.59] 53 PART* 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES I PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER, BLDG MATLSi HDWE . FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE, TOTAL UMBER, BLDG MATLS, HDWE, FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL, ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* LUMBER, BLDG MATLS, HDUE , FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL, ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* CRAWFORD COUNTY JOHNSON COUNTY 10 18-36 KANSAS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLD5 MATLSt HD*E i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES' FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FUPNITuRE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE' TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS' HDWE ' FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 295 159 428 135 165 580 201 115 3ta 117 127 454 115 342 151 394 7 487 13 484 38 770 38 867 11 530 6 674 7 512 8 725 a 426 8 310 1 609 397 104 29 318 50 240 87 178 75 175 29 438 25 531 21 179 22 143 15 753 30 425 9 724 35 754 38 517 10 166 7 299 8 174 5 826 384 694 28 550 49 852 84 992 75 173 27 298 25 113 20 573 20 515 10 286 Kentucky CONTENTS (Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 19- which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 16 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 24 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 34 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 40 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 40 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 41 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 43 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 44 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 45 19-3 1958 State total EACH SYMBOL = 5% CHANGE 1963 i###i23% KENTUCKY Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm [=: ^O] Equip., Hardware Dealers ^H 233 General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service ^^195 Stations |IHi_264 _ -^^^ Apparel, ^il48 Accessory Stores ^^ ^66 ##il2% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^^123 Equipment Stores |B 135 Eating, Drinking Places ^^ /qo $3,174,265,1 Drug Stores, N 94 Proprietary Stores jBl 119 # = i27% Other Retail Stores Nonstore Retailers 214 37 55 50% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 19-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code 521 522-5211 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5m 5«2 5«3 56 561i567 562-3i568 562 563.568 565 566 5641569 59 EX.591 592 593 5911 595 596 597 598 599 Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. .^LUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STOREb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NOT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES i AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN. S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GAROEIV SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) 1 601 517 273 1 631 231 485 350 135 494 347 74 4 428 3 461 967 3 829 671 680 58 146 491 308 398 1 077 With payroll 1 351 207 433 328 105 372 285 54 3 274 2 575 699 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3 174 265 233 384 117 712 19 530 42 740 53 402 336 510 177 629 74 267 84 614 795 845 769 847 6 439 4 210 2 072 13 277 155 903 30 408 51 444 43 762 7 582 53 945 24 516 5 590 135 183 83 898 51 285 197 749 157 929 39 820 257 057 72 444 17 036 3 670 6 460 70 369 17 718 31 268 36 092 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 913 567 225 274 116 070 17 730 38 834 52 540 329 998 177 629 73 489 78 880 651 051 639 809 5 493 2 056 1 402 12 291 160 909 29 490 50 804 43 400 7 404 51 633 23 758 5 224 127 575 78 746 48 829 181 523 147 079 34 444 117 558 113 688 3 880 236 893 68 420 13 502 3 422 5 236 67 269 16 300 29 792 32 952 Total (number) 1 643 515 243 574 310 '7 834 7 097 (M 155 3 519 592 475 49 112 530 358 With payroll 1 255 398 183 405 258 2 880 2 511 (') 1 312 212 399 324 2 231 494 257 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 580 517 205 903 96 629 14 442 43 848 51 984 285 520 118 080 54 317 113 123 559 898 523 918 5 067 2 549 14 610 147 701 26 693 47 170 123 160 71 965 51 195 159 810 129 564 40 246 93 789 90 272 3 517 214 036 54 595 11 380 3 502 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 324 143 198 171 94 381 13 578 39 728 50 484 254 538 118 080 53 271 83 287 546 140 517 520 (M 2 483 1 851 12 120 142 985 25 953 45 708 40 340 5 368 47 253 19 268 4 803 115 576 58 217 47 459 150 984 115 086 35 898 92 337 89 088 3 249 9 106 3 108 3 584 56 086 16 862 26 642 27 036 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. "Data not provided because establishments with no payroll are classified only at the next broader kind-of-business level. ^Comparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 19-6 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Contmued . 19-8 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kindof-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise groyp stores • KENTUCKY. TOTAL. ADAIR COUNTY . . . . ALLEN COUNTY SCOTTSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 30 107 ANDERSON COUNTY. . . • LAHRENCEBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BALLARD COUNTY BARREN COUNTY GLASGOW REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BATH COUNTY. BELL COUNTY MIDDLESBOROUGH . . PINEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY BOONE COUNTY FLORENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOURBON COUNTY . . . . PARIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOYD COUNTY ASHLAND CATLETTSBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOYLE COUNTY DANVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRACKEN COUNTY . . . BREATHITT COUNTY . . BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY. BULLITT COUNTY . . . BUTLER COUNTY. . . . CALDWELL COUNTY. . . . PRINCETON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALLOWAY COUNTY. . . MURRAY REMAINDER OF COUNTY FORT THOMAS HIGHLAND HEIGHTS . . NEWPORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARLISLE COUNTY. CARROLL COUNTY . . . CARROLLTON .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY CARTER COUNTY. CASEY COUNTY . CHRISTIAN COUNTY . . . HOPKINSVILLE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARK COUNTY WINCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLAY COUNTY. . . . CLINTON COUNTY . . CRITTENDEN COUNTY. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY . . . OWENSBORO REMAINDER OF COUNTY Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Nonsloie retailers, part of SIC maior group '. 3 17U 255 10 622 12 057 10 t09 1 648 8 257 7 385 872 33 819 26 6U2 7 177 29 815 19 577 7 770 2 468 18 310 7 098 11 212 21 164 18 780 2 384 70 390 62 667 4 464 3 259 27 792 23 757 4 035 4 793 7 602 10 409 11 999 4 413 15 535 14 033 1 502 27 519 23 761 3 738 85 155 4 849 4 479 6 157 3 234 55 352 10 064 5 047 8 014 5 326 2 586 13 396 9 199 52 524 48 255 14 359 24 468 22 288 2 180 11 495 4" 870 7 540 4 340 92 186 81 781 10 405 2 913 567 8 255 10 459 9 515 054 7 359 6 953 416 31 193 25 306 5 887 17 150 6 768 10 372 19 542 17 458 2 084 65 530 59 271 4 186 2 073 26 170 23 055 3 115 4 101 5 792 8 287 10 861 3 545 14 757 13 445 1 322 1 850 78 839 3 365 4 079 5 855 2 956 54 568 8 004 4 143 7 276 4 998 2 278 11 720 7 257 59 280 45 565 12 715 23 025 21 142 1 884 9 191 3 962 6 674 3 606 66 282 79 349 8 933 310 957 514 2 916 2 349 567 2 771 1 965 591 1 814 597 1 117 7 670 7 169 348 153 2 747 2 535 212 596 1 015 286 164 8 806 347 419 571 288 5 280 901 319 954 446 5 405 5 015 1 391 2 265 2 023 262 857 283 10 156 9 293 663 6 034 252 11 686 17 257 15 938 1 329 10 720 10 035 684 58 725 47 257 11 468 51 340 35 935 13 259 2 145 35 319 14 Oil 22 308 37 074 33 753 3 321 143 299 134 021 6 289 2 989 49 375 45 747 3 529 6 165 6 354 13 453 22 519 5 192 23 578 21 630 1 946 43 439 39 270 4 169 169 455 6 971 6 226 10 784 5 301 120 928 17 256 5 145 14 800 11 109 3 591 17 510 7 553 127 448 101 417 26 031 42 689 37 705 4 983 17 544 5 753 10 058 5 049 199 509 181 415 18 194 2 394 2 197 112 398 158 2 195 1 571 525 216 132 3 302 3 053 249 233 384 727 1 232 IDI 3 852 3 267 565 2 051 425 1 525 3 057 2 584 483 1 138 581 1 204 1 096 400 1 540 1 117 523 2 335 1 597 636 967 547 420 925 1 976 5 981 ID) (D) 1 123 643 260 1 403 529 553 5 563 5 064 619 Not available. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kmd-of-business group -continued | 19-10 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 19-12 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city KENTON COUNTY COVINGTON ELSMERE ERLANGER LUDLOD PARK HILLS SOUTH FORT MITCHELL. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . KNOTT COUNTY KNOX COUNTY BARBOURVILLE CORBIN (PARTI ' REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LARUE COUNTY LAUREL COUNTY LONDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LA»RENCE COUNTY LEE COUNTY LESLIE COUNTY LETCHER COUNTY JENKINS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LEWIS COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY LIVINGSTON COUNTY LOGAN COUNTY RUSSELLVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . LYON COUNTY MCCRACKEN COUNTY PADUCAH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MCCREARY COUNTY MCLEAN COUNTY MADISON COUNTY BEREA RICHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MAGOFFIN COUNTY MARION COUNTY LEBANON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MARSHALL COUNTY BENTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MARTIN COUNTY MASON COUNTY MAtSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MEADE COUNTY MENIFEE COUNTY MERCER COUNTY HARRODSauRG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . METCALFE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY MOUNT STERLING REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MORGAN COUNTY MUHLENBERG COUNTY CENTRAL CITY GREENVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . Standard Notes; - Represents zero. *Nonstore retailers, pari of major group 53 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 105 (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, are shown separately in this table. Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 128 232 87 129 4 190 8 2119 5 223 2 816 8 121 18 765 It 501 U 264 « 751 3 354 3 821 15 269 1 749 13 520 4 352 8 134 2 951 18 646 13 712 4 934 83 849 75 004 8 845 4 401 7 321 32 039 7 377 21 847 2 815 13 085 10 861 2 224 22 596 20 234 2 362 7 906 764 14 491 13 034 1 457 17 136 14 783 2 353 23 347 11 841 8 793 2 713 Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 14 910 9 784 373 997 599 364 1 027 1 765 224 9 091 8 242 849 2 870 576 2 117 177 1 457 1 236 221 2 154 1 105 840 209 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 285 762 190 509 6 923 20 005 10 703 6 569 18 535 32 518 4 463 13 915 11 482 1 080 1 353 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 3 113 2 827 286 129 180 1 114 201 348 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-ofbusiness group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments number) 55 ($1,000) 1 453 446 2 778 1 937 841 (D) 2 002 3 255 ID) 3 115 (D) (D> 1 781 786 995 1 364 848 516 (D) (D> 728 1 497 2 586 101 2 051 (01 744 General merchandise group stores* Estab- lish- ments (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Corbin is in Knox and Whitley Counties. AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 19-14 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind ofbusmess group -continued 19-16 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 5211 5251 5252 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establisti- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 19-18 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish' ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 19-20 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continu ed SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (numlffir) Witti payroll (number) Total, all estabiisb- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, worliweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 52« 5251 5252 542 5a3 5lt« 545 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) LKIHGTON SMSA-Conlimied FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINt UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSHAREi METALWARE STORES • . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOKi STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAINi FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUELi ICE DEALERS i COAL AND *00D DEALERS. . . . i . . ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORESi STANDS NEWS DEALERS I NEWSSTANDS CAMERAi PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFTi NOVELTYi SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGEi LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY I TOY I GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER ; NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES i MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. 15 739 13 763 10 085 1 154 2 202 322 1 976 22 303 6 872 1 710 10 53H « 510 3 735 l»27 318 2 935 2 236 853 15 007 13 199 9 579 1 813 836 687 3 386 3 095 2 310 313 423 49 291 2 570 607 291 33 692 15 104 12 605 1 100 1 399 8 806 7 679 2 103 69 245 63 741 45 476 6 462 10 709 1 094 5 504 49 927 11 464 5 809 531 5 278 (D) 6 306 2 612 1 222 1 678 1 549 1 158 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 19-22 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5«3 Sui 5115 5tt6 5U62 51163 519 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweel( ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 19-24 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 522-521 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5il« 5H5-5U9 56 561 t 567 562-3 1568 562 563.568 565 566 561.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 BOYD COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSiC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in ttiis table. 997 168 715 1 128 3 757 2 596 1*36 322 2119 153 997 156 587 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-25 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business CAMPBELL COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 696 1 085 862 306 27 015 24 714 707 3 398 1 020 1 073 940 9 683 5 377 4 306 7 069 3 724 205 212 390 634 796 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 075 419 660 306 24 793 22 802 461 3 344 1 020 1 073 940 4 015 3 511 504 390 588 784 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 708 1 114 594 Payroll, workweek ended neatest Nov 15 (dollars) 3 197 1 254 1 519 517 39 557 32 272 876 34 514 22 914 11 600 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 19-26 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-27 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contmued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses [number) DJVIESS COUNT Y RETAIl LUMBER TRADE t TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAIIVT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . KOHEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 5 583 3 289 651 1 063 677 B 440 3 258 722 6 017 722 1 759 1 617 152 2 399 899 228 H 962 3 130 1 832 J Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wilhtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 14 19-28 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 — Continued SIC code 521 522 523 SZU 5251 5252 5U3 SKt 51(5 546 51452 51163 549 561 1 567 561 567 562-3 •568 562 563 1568 563 I Total (number) County and kind of business F<YETTE COUNTY (COCXTENSIVE WITH LEXINGTON SM5A JEFFERSON COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EOUIPHENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPlY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODi MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. Nut. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS I Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Kfilhtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, e letailers, pad of SIC majoi group 53, are stiown separately m Itijs tatile. With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) 30 583 12 315 3 583 1 389 773 1 759 3 493 294 872 692 45 933 12 822 12 374 448 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 163 472 127 872 110 692 (0) 101 16 999 10 133 4 519 3 949 1 091 101 ID) 45 299 12 500 12 112 388 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 4 100 1 521 616 15 537 11 579 9 765 661 580 297 135 128 244 144 100 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 1 984 157 77 745 28 044 12 233 305 186 230 356 195 613 23 706 33 652 11 402 6 050 employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number! 2 736 1 939 1 602 624 775 740 (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-29 TABLE 5. Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 19-30 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963- Contlnued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-521 5251 5252 5«1 5«2 543 56 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563 1568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 ENTON COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUI^BER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDHARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FkUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MAKKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-*EAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. Ii-iCLUDlNG FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL INott.: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applies e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 8 209 3 383 2 924 1 184 11 076 6 962 3 540 574 39 798 37 700 731 3 479 435 976 801 5 885 4 612 1 273 15 139 9 513 5 626 10 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-31 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie tors ol unincor porated businesses (number) MCCRACKEN COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALS" HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL 2U 20 14 08V DEPARTMENT STORES 3 3 8 861 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 9 7 2 076 MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 15 15 2 753 WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 11 11 2 359 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. ... U « tOt FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL "2 30 3 858 FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES 17 11 2 063 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . 25 19 1 805 EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL 23 23 2 818 DRUG STORES 19 19 2 490 PROPRIETARY STORES " '* 358 OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL 98 66 6 866 LIQUOR STORES 25 22 2 871 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 13 9 214 BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 5 958 4 422 1 063 14 044 8 854 2 048 3 19-32 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Contmued County and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars! Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-52"t 5251 5252 56 5611567 562-3 I 568 562 563.568 565 565 564 •559 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 PIKE COUNTY F?ETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL ' LUHBEF? AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALEi^S. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STOREb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 2 000 1 ^60 620 120 466 408 1 Notes: - Represents zera. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 1 890 1 286 604 2 085 211 6 036 5 115 920 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-33 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 19-34 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-35 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continu ed 19-36 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued SIC code City and hind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Noi/. 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 543 5aa 5«5 546 5U62 5U63 519 55 EX.554 562-31 568 562 563.568 563 ( LOUISVILLE RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAu SUPP..Y STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGEIABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMAIMUFACTURING . . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILt SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 19 809 6 5148 2 60U 1 350 1 821 ID) 3 812 100 900 82 696 12 531 « 575 126 759 119 tU3 1 233 877 689 7tl 1 116 37 510 11 276 10 828 IJ18 15 397 13 30"t 2 093 100 692 82 596 12 365 1 533 120 279 113 535 1 233 877 1(77 553 1 062 2 169 1 779 390 ID) ID) 135 Oil 107 349 99 786 15 887 8 657 2 2«2 906 36 876 10 95« 10 566 388 15 275 13 252 2 023 2 911 1 029 1105 300 15 969 12 871 2 123 12 587 9 501 8 722 6 075 2 055 1 955 100 2 5011 2 219 285 57 420 20 774 8 670 6 372 8 617 (D) 7 320 318 312 258 476 38 785 18 641 174 455 153 433 1 512 1 817 688 2 108 2 515 11 553 9 713 1 840 247 658 188 231 173 926 21 637 29 301 5 889 111 159 38 377 36 640 1 737 44 753 39 580 5 173 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available "Nonslore retailers, part o( SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-37 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued 19-38 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-39 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued 19-40 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-41 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city KENTUCKYi TOTAL. ADAIR COUNTY . . . . ALLEN COUNTY . . . . ANDERSON COUNTY. . . BALLARD COUNTY . . . BARREN COUNTY. . . . GLASGOW REMAINDER OF COUNTY BELL COUNTY MIDDLESBOROUGH . . . PINEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOONE COUNTY BOURBON COUNTY . . . . PARIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BUYD COUNTY ASHLAND CATLETTSBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOYLE COUNTY DANVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRACKEN COUNTY . . . BREATHITT COUNTY . . BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY. BULLITT COUNTY . . . BUTLER COUNTY. . . . CALDWELL COUNTY. . . . PRINCETON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALLOWAY COUNTY. . . . MURRAY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CAMPBELL COUNTY. . . . BELLEVUE DAYTON FORT THOMAS NEWPORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARLISLE COUNTY. CARROLL COUNTY . . . . CARROLLTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARTER COUNTY. CASEY COUNTY . CHRISTIAN COUNTY . . . HOPKINSVILLE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARK COUNTY .... WINCHESTER .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY CLAY COUNTY. . . . CLINTON COUNTY . . CRITTENDEN COUNTY- CUMBERLAND COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY . . . . OWENSBORO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EDMONSON COUNTY. . . . ELLIOTT COUNTY . . . . ESTILL COUNTY IRVINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 580 517 9 223 10 065 6 812 1 925 27 5t0 19 8t3 7 697 25 129 14 812 7 787 2 500 17 547 15 008 2 539 59 396 53 lOU 3 462 2 830 4 186 5 692 5 420 8 435 4 138 78 208 4 278 5 340 5 088 51 782 11 720 4 107 11 600 6 892 45 374 34 471 10 903 21 640 18 917 2 723 7 605 4 773 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 6 19-42 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9. Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958-Continued County and city LAUREL COUNTY LONDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAWRENCE COUNTY. . . . LEE COUNTY LESLIE COUNTY LETCHER COUNTY . . . . JENKINS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEWIS COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY . . . . LIVINGSTON COUNTY. . . LOGAN COUNTY RUSSELLVILLE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LYON COUNTY MCCRACKEN COUNTY . . . PADUCAH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCCREARY COUNTY. . . . MCLEAN COUNTY MADISON COUNTY . . . . BEREA mCHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MAGOFFIN COUNTY. . . . MARION COUNTY LEBANON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . MARTIN COUNTY MASON COUNTY MAYSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MEADE COUNTY MENIFEE COUNTY . . . . MERCER COUNTY HARRODSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. METCALFE COUNTY. . . . MONROE COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . MOUNT STERLING . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MORGAN COUNTY MUHLENBERG COUNTY. . . CENTRAL CITY . . . . GREENVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NELSON COUNTY 8ARDST0WN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NICHOLAS COUNTY. . . . OHIO COUNTY OLDHAM COUNTY Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 16 352 10 672 5 680 5 384 3 209 t 4H2 14 779 1 243 13 536 5 245 B 714 3 383 66 642 60 032 6 610 5 303 4 929 29 111 5 269 19 923 3 919 10 958 8 472 2 486 10 914 2 578 7 394 962 12 018 9 999 2 019 4 373 8 380 15 202 12 095 3 107 19 511 8 794 5 663 4 054 15 041 10 826 4 215 4 293 8 397 8 557 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 13 646 9 950 3 696 4 234 2 453 3 044 11 419 1 133 10 286 3 783 6 320 1 697 15 479 10 277 5 202 61 754 56 884 4 870 3 427 4 041 25 659 4 795 18 521 2 343 9 922 7 966 1 956 8 954 1 024 19 442 17 199 2 243 6 458 535 10 654 9 469 1 185 2 595 7 346 13 152 11 309 1 853 17 203 8 540 6 405 2 258 13 385 10 546 2 839 3 591 6 615 7 937 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 115 807 308 336 157 1 301 371 430 5 731 6 350 371 299 280 2 550 405 2 104 1 449 591 591 167 1 267 1 097 170 271 583 603 County and city OWEN COUNTY OWSLEY COUNTY PENDLETON COUNTY . . . PERRY COUNTY HAZARD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PIKE COUNTY PIKEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POWELL COUNTY PULASKI COUNTY . . . . SOMERSET REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROBERTSON COUNTY . . . ROCKCASTLE COUNTY. . . ROWAN COUNTY MOREHEAD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RUSSELL COUNTY . . . . SCOTT COUNTY GEORGETOWN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHELBY COUNTY SHELBYVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SIMPSON COUNTY . . . . FRANKLIN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SPENCER COUNTY . . . . TAYLOR COUNTY CAMPBELLESVILLE. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TODD COUNTY TRIGG COUNTY TRIMBLE COUNTY . . . . UNION COUNTY MORGAnFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WARREN COUNTY BOWLING 5REEN. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . WAYNE COUNTY MONTICELLO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEBSTER COUNTY . . . . PROVIDENCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WHITLEY COUNTY . . . . CORBIN (PARTIl . . . WILLIAMSBURG . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WOLFE COUNTY WOODFORD COUNTY. . . . VERSAILLES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 330 7 080 23 722 14 405 9 317 32 339 15 596 16 743 22 353 15 Oil 7 342 556 5 239 8 581 6 879 1 702 10 722 B 589 2 133 IB 174 14 057 4 117 11 214 9 818 1 395 12 008 10 078 1 930 7 21 5 584 1 855 13 523 6 478 7 045 48 423 42 392 6 031 5 817 5 310 1 507 10 359 4 895 5 474 18 997 11 020 4 921 3 056 8 795 6 852 1 943 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 20 292 14 075 6 217 25 921 15 048 10 873 17 479 13 885 3 594 252 3 379 7 231 5 263 968 9 568 8 263 1 405 17 008 13 439 3 569 9 804 9 256 548 11 008 9 494 1 514 5 078 4 318 1 517 11 471 5 754 5 717 43 725 39 718 4 007 7 879 4 061 3 818 16 721 10 254 4 617 1 850 7 783 6 490 1 293 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Corbin is in Knox and Whilley Counties. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-43 TABLE 10 standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 (Data are based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT1591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG HATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FJRNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOKES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 021 672 592 2 610 «U0 1 «0« 82 6 CINCINNATI, OHIO-KY.IND,, SMSA HUNTINGTONASHLANO, W. VA.-KY.OHIO, SMSA 242 1 78« 356 821 554 426 2 072 75 616 178 411 369 912 202 917 88 596 (01 70 256 133 000 48 595 107 926 72 260 176 127 341 448 200 753 81 342 81 442 67 322 230 48 033 99 845 35 473 12' 265 791 15 825 38 008 69 308 45 220 17 323 17 690 14 153 15 602 7 766 16 431 8 465 LOUISVILLE, KY -IND, SMSA 170 427 13 915 22 617 34 352 25 341 10 955 14 485 9 138 9 848 6 256 16 120 4 399 164 417 13 769 22 291 32 050 25 879 10 388 14 299 8 886 9 080 6 255 17 524 3 995 6 431 345 221 1 263 315 743 400 307 1 303 251 948 334 52 545 40 051 58 665 35 129 61 972 17 372 245 207 15 197 36 018 60 284 44 154 15 103 17 010 13 639 13 348 7 766 15 155 7 523 781 328 40 224 96 907 183 537 144 068 54 775 51 542 38 857 63 801 35 921 56 634 14 962 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part o( SIC major group 53, are stiown separately in this table. EVANSVILLE, IND -KY,. SMSA is presented in Volume II, Pari 2. Chapter 16. 19-44 KENTUCKY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SK code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDVIE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 55 APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES 57 FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES 58 EATING. DRINKING PLACES 59PT(S91) |DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES 59 EX.591 lOTHER RETAIL STOREb 53 PART* NONSTORE RETAILERS, 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWEi FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES . . 5« FOOD STORES 55 EX.55« AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 55PT(55U) GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 56 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PTI591] 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PTI591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES ING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS * RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES ING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS, RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS, . . CAMPBELL COUNTY 59 396 « 285 9 389 15 7U7 10 808 2 836 1 710 2 622 1 398 55 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS KENTUCKY 19-45 TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591 59 EX.59 53 PART* 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591) 59 ex.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE, TOTAL LUMBER, BLDG MATLS, HDWEi FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE, TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS, HDWE, FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FJRNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE' TOTAL LUMBER, BLDG MATLS' HDWE' FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* a Louisiana CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 20-, which appears as part of number for each page.) page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 14 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 26 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 34 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 39 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 39 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 40 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 42 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 43 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 45 \ 20-3 1958 State total EACH SYMBOL = = = =,(-(,, 5% CHANGE — — —ij/o $3,391,184, LOUISIANA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm ^=221 Equip., Hardware Dealers ^B 225 f 2% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service |=^= 220 Stations {iJ49 Apparel, ^^199 Accessory Stores ^^210 # 5% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^=152 Equipment Stores |Hl50 = -1% Eating, Drinking Places ^^7?? #5% Drug Stores, N 106 Proprietary Stores |Sj25 Other Retail Stores ^82^1^5 #«8% Nonstore Retailers 1.68 P85 mmmm%23% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 20-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE I TOTAL. 521 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 511 5111 5«2 5113 5U11 5«5-5it9 56 561i567 562-3i568 562 563.568 565 566 561.559 59 EX 592 593 59« 595 596 597 598 599 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTrJICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY" NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHI,\G STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL liquor stores antique stores. secondhand stores book. stationery stores sporting goods stores. bicycle shops farm. garden supply stores. including feed stores jewelry stores Fuel, ice dealers other stores nonstore retailers* TOTAL 1 236 552 162 3118 5 703 5 006 267 I 623 232 553 1129 1211 1138 304 96 4 778 2 839 1 939 2 937 2 528 153 3 508 2 305 1 203 1 982 365 193 60 106 242 222 224 761 121 389 15 140 26 410 61 822 821 251 779 391 17 390 6 845 3 009 14 616 209 627 30 589 77 853 58 950 8 903 64 415 150 382 96 607 53 775 221 500 162 229 59 271 124 530 122 311 2 219 215 258 38 287 12 307 7 547 10 864 55 685 25 112 19 830 45 626 3 257 840 220 845 119 957 14 446 25 008 61 434 422 911 249 287 74 717 98 907 755 501 718 463 14 524 6 359 2 235 14 020 204 997 29 677 77 105 58 372 8 733 52 184 30 469 5 562 148 150 95 045 53 105 204 404 155 951 48 453 124 026 121 929 2 097 11 419 7 501 9 724 54 825 24 558 19 192 42 236 7 795 6 817 1 586 252 470 2 838 564 234 1 173 539 135 323 175 1 352 230 414 353 1 050 595 465 1 778 340 152 221 287 135 845 14 584 347 259 191 731 56 278 99 250 7 719 2 319 12 541 210 449 141 562 68 887 198 663 33 859 9 891 7 570 7 548 51 319 26 280 21 505 40 681 2 713 857 215 115 134 109 13 520 32 383 35 103 330 113 191 731 55 494 82 ess 7 031 1 241 9 551 194 837 28 830 64 488 60 486 4 002 68 351 29 055 145 346 92 119 53 227 179 403 129 494 49 909 103 990 102 863 1 127 180 171 27 559 8 937 7 214 5 842 50 225 24 464 20 491 34 439 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) ll/ithheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicat)le. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this talile. '•Data not provided because establishments with no payroll ate classified only at the next broader kind-of-business level. Comparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 20-6 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 sta 5H3 54H 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-3i56 562 563. 56B 563 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS Total (number) WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES 24 609 236 366 186 5 703 5 006 177 623 232 206 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 224 761 90 602 30 787 426 679 249 287 75 417 90 375 10 899 701 821 251 779 391 14 246 3 144 6 845 3 009 3 079 8 934 7 167 1 767 622 1 981 664 074 547 Oil 470 116 14 545 62 350 36 694 36 689 21 196 22 484 13 312 (0) ID) 209 627 30 589 28 973 1 616 77 853 68 950 8 903 2 292 383 ID) 5 342 64 416 30 997 2 525 10 747 409 17 316 5 401 371 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 3 257 840 220 845 89 326 30 631 4 075 9 404 967 25 008 61 434 422 911 249 287 74 717 87 721 10 567 619 755 601 718 463 11 866 2 658 6 359 2 235 2 811 8 820 7 121 1 699 434 1 955 658 618 547 Oil 470 116 14 545 62 350 32 388 35 933 21 196 22 090 13 188 (0) ID) 204 997 29 677 28 121 1 556 77 105 68 372 8 733 2 274 329 ID) 5 300 (D) 62 184 30 469 2 525 10 737 385 16 822 5 245 317 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 28 183 11 940 4 520 649 1 617 182 3 093 6 182 57 825 36 881 10 982 8 654 1 235 73 50 689 45 957 906 201 526 283 394 1 963 1 664 299 42 237 1 948 5 292 1 961 5 194 2 378 2 227 1 510 28 279 4 224 3 904 320 10 024 8 875 1 149 406 Payroll, workweeli ended nearest Now, 15 (dollars) 83 178 12 868 33 087 4 314 59 540 125 510 155 097 759 977 208 002 160 074 25 188 1 856 987 950 898 686 17 583 4 132 8 750 4 815 7 147 37 201 31 714 5 487 700 8 936 166 083 936 684 798 653 42 440 95 591 40 635 101 895 45 187 41 682 27 827 ID) ID) 531 935 76 600 70 697 5 903 197 550 175 056 22 494 7 754 694 ID) 11 850 6 427 29 879 748 42 056 11 951 980 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 7 266 3 099 1 149 150 345 17 901 16 120 300 118 168 134 109 13 216 10 192 8 750 375 1 067 533 1 335 718 438 293 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in tliis table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued t 778 2 839 2 086 2 672 527 283 FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS i EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY 1 CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA' GLASSKAREi METAL*ARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO- TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY' GRAIN' FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS COAL AND *00D DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES' STANDS NEKS DEALERS' NEWSSTANDS CAMERA' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT' NOVELTY' SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE' LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY' TOY' GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll 3 508 2 305 1 682 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) ISO 382 96 607 88 187 5 672 1 305 505 638 36 567 7 271 9 931 2 511 221 500 162 229 115 511 10 068 23 878 12 769 59 271 121 530 122 311 2 219 215 258 38 287 12 307 3 316 8 991 7 517 2 211 5 306 10 861 10 058 806 31 060 19 928 1 697 25 112 19 830 331 1 086 1 066 17 311 10 775 1 515 1 162 1 261 1 352 5 702 130 817 2 615 111 81 565 15 818 25 257 13 160 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) lis 150 95 015 87 217 5 151 1 287 169 618 36 115 7 250 9 710 2 395 7 315 201 101 155 951 110 608 10 058 22 621 12 651 18 153 121 026 121 929 2 097 2 966 8 153 7 501 9 721 8 950 761 33 316 19 808 1 671 21 558 19 192 326 182 1 010 17 311 10 215 1 317 1 118 1 221 1 018 5 536 130 751 2 357 361 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 11 387 13 Oil 955 198 50 110 1 591 1 102 1 535 220 1 315 12 622 35 820 21 399 2 781 1 105 1 235 6 802 16 271 16 019 225 23 985 2 176 1 911 1 166 217 3 851 3 851 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 119 021 281 061 255 610 18 112 3 889 1 010 2 113 88 181 21 905 27 567 3 633 23 931 825 518 585 358 165 325 51 193 87 708 77 831 139 190 311 106 309 303 1 803 169 622 13 657 10 377 8 327 32 050 21 305 1 789 19 516 20 503 18 771 1 732 11 913 26 167 1 111 71 131 71 801 33 757 7 312 2 131 9 129 9 550 18 811 1 135 1 732 6 327 1 003 1 100 22 878 Paid 20-8 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Parishes; Cities of 2,500 AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Klndofbusiness group -continued 20-10 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Parishes; Cities of 2,500 GRANT PARISH IBERIA PARISH JEANERETTE NEW IBERIA REMAINDER OF PARISH, IBERVILLE PARISH . . . PLAOUEMINE REMAINDER OF PARISH, JACKSON PARISH . . . , JONESBORO , REMAINDER OF PARISH, JEFFERSON PARISH . . . GRETNA , HARAHAN KENNER *ESTWEGO REMAINDER OF PARISH JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISI JENNINGS LAKE ARTHUR. ... WELSH REMAINDER OF PARISH LAFAYETTE PARISH • . LAFAYETTE REMAINDER OF PARISH LAFOURCHE PARISH . . GOLDEN MEADOW. . . THIBODAUX REMAINDER OF PARISH LA SALLE PARISH. . . LINCOLN PARISH ... GRAMBLING RUSTON REMAINDER OF PARISH LIVINGSTON PARISH. . . DENHAM SPRINGS . . REMAINDER OF PARISH, MADISON PARISH ... TALLULAH REMAINDER OF PARISH MOREHOUSE PARISH . . BASTROP , REMAINDER OF PARISH NATCHITOCHES PARISH. NATCHITOCHES ... REMAINDER OF PARISH OUACHITA PARISH. . . . MONROE WEST MONROE REMAINDER OF PARISH. PLAQUEMINES PARISH POINTE COUPEE PARISH . NEW ROADS REMAINDER OF PARISH. RAPIDES PARISH . . . ALEXANDRIA .... PINEVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH Total (number) RED RIVER PARISH RICHLAND PARISH. . , . DELHI RAyVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. SABINE PARISH mAnY REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST BERNARD PARISH. With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 5: D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. :, are shown separately in this table 50 58S 5 889 39 327 5 369 23 285 11 067 12 218 256 039 «1 519 3 653 6 639 10 286 193 9«2 33 mn 21 850 2 173 6 9«0 2 211 109 800 95 119 14 681 61 197 3 892 31 051 26 2«« 18 965 12 278 6 687 lU 045 12 997 1 0«8 26 617 21 958 4 659 22 863 18 650 4 213 812 678 316 818 328 716 612 905 (NA) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 48 619 5 763 38 045 4 811 22 075 10 661 11 414 12 918 10 331 2 587 5 925 9 730 189 866 32 040 21 282 2 287 6 690 1 781 106 016 92 881 13 135 57 919 3 558 30 189 24 172 24 484 312 22 036 13 547 12 627 920 25 219 20 720 4 499 21 791 18 318 3 473 134 347 109 200 19 165 5 982 11 773 8 592 3 181 107 602 83 779 9 544 14 279 19 660 8 108 9 936 1 616 11 758 8 178 3 580 21 325 Not available. Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 130 506 4 177 447 1 758 1 002 756 289 591 849 19 850 1 954 190 781 239 12 193 10 907 1 286 5 467 370 3 096 2 001 2 266 1 915 351 2 133 1 837 295 14 974 12 281 2 068 625 1 030 794 235 11 521 9 433 836 1 352 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 33 991 19 322 14 669 25 256 20 250 4 995 518 419 85 932 5 889 61 554 38 340 3 948 13 389 5 887 236 377 210 883 25 494 106 727 10 549 56 628 48 305 336 43 889 4 081 33 150 20 870 12 280 45 296 37 967 7 329 41 613 35 973 5 540 2 052 117 299 233 248 891 38 855 11 477 22 815 18 531 4 285 220 409 175 881 15 206 28 322 35 992 14 799 19 616 2 577 19 120 13 029 6 091 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 216 275 6 454 1 800 142 957 4 686 3 733 710 243 3 855 2 997 295 573 804 33 723 (X) Not applicable. Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., tiardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) 184 4 540 1 142 2 858 540 1 249 452 797 317 966 9 771 5 758 1 729 323 3 017 689 7 839 22 AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kind-of-busmess group -continued 20-12 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Parishes; Cities of 2,500 ST CHARLES PARISH. ST HELENA PARISH . ST JAMES PARISH. . . . LUTCHER REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH st landry parish . . . Eunice opelousas remainder of parish. ST MARTIN PARISH . . . BREAUX BRIDGE. . . . ST MARTINVILLE . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST MARY PARISH . . . . BERWICK FRANKLIN MORGAN CITY PATTERSON REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST TAMMANY PARISH. . . COVINGTON. SEIDELL REMAINDER OF PARISH. TANGIPAHOA PARISH. . . AMITE CITY HAMMOND KENTWOOD PONCHATOULA REMAINDER, OF PARISH. TENSAS PARISH. TERREBONNE PARISH. . . HOUMA REMAINDER OF PARISH. UNION PARISH FARMERVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. VERMILION PARISH . . . ABBEVILLE KAPLAN REMAINDER OF PARISH. VERNON PARISH LEESVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. WASHINGTON PARISH. . . BOGALUSA FRANKLINTON REMAINDER OF PARISH. WEBSTER PARISH . . . . MINDEN SPRINGHILL REMAINDER OF PARISH. WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH. PORT ALLEN REMAINDER OF PARISH. . WEST CARROLL PARISH. WEST FELICIANA PARISH. WINN PARISH WINNFIELO REMAINDER OF PARISH. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 12 162 2 951 9 211 63 022 15 396 32 268 15 358 U7 AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kmd-of-busmess group -continued 20-14 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52U 5251 5252 543 5«H 5«5 5"t6 5tt62 5«63 5U9 55 EX.554 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nou. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses (number) BATON ROUGE SMSA-Conlinued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS! ESUIPMENT STORES TOTAL • > FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES • . . FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWARE! METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES i . . MUSIC STORES i . . RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES • CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES ... SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES i BICYCLE SHOPS • HAY! GRAIN! FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES '• FUEL! ICE DEALERS • COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS ......... BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL. .... MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. 3 666 635 1 116 205 871 17 119 14 277 8 191 10 014 9 661 333 20 544 3 822 972 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not a •Nonstore retailers, part ol SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. ailable. (X) Not applicable. 4 391 2 975 3 658 535 1 116 245 871 16 497 14 001 B 340 10 006 9 573 333 19 836 3 486 972 2 142 1 308 1 127 576 20-16 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52<l 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 5«3 51(4 5«5 5«6 5162 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments «ith payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) [MPKUTi SMSIV-Contmueil FURNITUREt HOME FURNISHINGS' EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HbHE FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY" CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSKAREi METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES ,...•., RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES. ...;.. EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL • EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS • CAFETERIAS . REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES ; BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN' FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES • GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES • FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES' STANDS NEWS DEALERS' NEWSSTANDS CAMERA' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT' NOVELTY' SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE' LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY' TOY' GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 7 676 6 215 « 05"* 8 eo6 587 265 5 295 3 203 3 OBO 7 208 5 055 1 015 a 354 357 225 1 710 1 568 967 28 U95 24 633 15 880 522 629 740 20-18 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 5«3 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) UKE CHAKIES SMSA- Continued FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE) HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES i . . FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY! CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA! GLASSWARE! METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO! TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING! DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES . BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY! GRAIN! FEED STORES • OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES • GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL! ICE DEALERS COAL AND KOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS • FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NE*S DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA! PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT! NOVELTY! SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE 1 LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY! TOY! GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL HAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. 5 372 2 617 2 387 1 6U8 att 263 6 709 « 880 3 528 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 233 1 126 6«0 310 587 363 1 6«2 814 237 6 321 4 742 3 404 7 903 733 387 233 1 126 610 1 224 1 037 774 18 674 10 276 9 598 22 795 19 095 13 881 18 517 890 2 196 453 2 571 3 563 1 996 445 20-20 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5«2 5U3 514 5«5 5U5 5462 5463 549 562-3 1 56S 562 563.566 563 I RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL ; LUMBER YARDS • BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS . . . . ; HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL • DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS • FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES ' RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL • PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES . . i WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES. . . . ; HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES '. MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Coextensive with Ouachita Parish, La. 23 202 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nou. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) MONROE SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EtJUIPHENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES • FLOOR COVERING. STORES DRAPERY 1 CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES i SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES • MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 9 320 5 062 4 955 3 062 228 968 5 72« 4 427 2 928 316 1 049 134 1 297 7 769 1 709 363 2 361 920 2 944 228 968 5 464 4 377 2 902 316 1 025 134 1 087 1 159 638 620 20 952 12 012 11 715 22 563 20 521 12 488 17 469 2 238 1 091 Standard Notes: - Represents zera. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 20-22 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) NEW ORIEANSSMSA-Continued FURNITURE.I HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRdPERYt CURTAINt UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSHAREi METALHARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . HOUbEHOLD APPLIANCE STOREb RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL • LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES ' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES ; STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ' SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS ' HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES i OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES - GARDEN SUPPLY STORES ' JEWELRY STORES ' FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS • ICE DEALERS • - FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . ; OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER • NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING < HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in Uiis table. 1 318, 762 587 52 113 38 910 34 926 2 776 569 386 253 7 663 1 612 3 928 890 3 038 103 009 72 540 55 012 5 292 7 001 5 235 30 469 47 558 46 828 730 58 162 10 354 5 944 3 190 2 754 2 787 697 2 090 222 11 281 2 172 ID) 514 1 211 217 409 3 567 51 447 38 430 34 454 2 776 569 378 253 7 617 1 588 3 812 774 3 038 97 091 71 198 53 958 5 288 6 759 5 193 25 893 47 494 45 782 712 55 514 10 112 5 514 2 934 2 580 2 747 657 2 090 3 175 2 807 359 2 867 101 222 11 215 1 734 1 783 2 635 2 235 44 250 1 328 10 988 31 934 7 587 5 611 4 947 509 934 287 755 20 177 16 185 12 019 1 339 1 334 1 493 3 992 7 959 557 952 151 707 115 752 103 481 9 252 1 532 504 783 17 186 5 809 12 960 1 502 11 358 393 785 311 398 232 942 25 284 24 752 27 420 82 387 124 888 123 560 1 328 159 870 12 640 20 275 8 254 12 022 10 112 6 818 6 108 710 3 668 101 549 38 258 7 143 5 20-24 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollats) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) RETAIL TRADEt TOTAL. TOTAL lumber yards • building materials dealers heatingi plumbing equipment dealers, painti glass. wallpaper stores . . • electrical supply stores hakoware stores • farm equipment dealers GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE«ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS i . . FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES • . . RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL • PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL ; MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES ..... WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES • APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES i WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILI SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Consists of Bossier and Caddo Parishes, La. 2 302 820 2 US6 39 871 27 231 6 683 t 831 76 370 74 675 589 257 70 102 56 176 UH 695 5 127 « 033 1 103 3 363 2 393 970 19 091 7 065 2 284 820 39 769 27 231 6 673 4 757 73 060 71 659 411 237 69 482 55 176 44 696 (Dl (Dl 4 675 3 905 1 403 3 323 2 393 930 27 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire yeat ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number! SHREVIIWT SMSA-Contmued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS! EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES • RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES. EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS • DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES • PROPRIETARY STORES • OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES • ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES • BOOK. STATIONERY STORES • BOOK STORES • STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES . • • FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS ; FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS • OTHER • NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES • MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 18 150 11 U26 9 976 996 16 730 13 598 9 861 792 2 523 422 3 132 17 900 11 196 9 880 862 16 342 13 348 9 677 792 2 457 422 2 994 2 112 20-26 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-27 TABLES Parishes With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1963-continued Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No». 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) JEFFERSON PARISH RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALS' HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL LAFAYETTE PARISH (COEXTENSIVE WITH LAFAYETTE SMSA. SEE TABLE U) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 11 661 7 792 787 3U 733 21 521 9 896 3 316 88 826 86 838 883 20 023 15 269 1 75't U 133 7 752 651 3t 555 21 521 9 796 3 238 85 868 84 218 633 17 20-28 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 543 54'* 5115 546 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-29 TABLE 5 Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) ORLEANS PAR1SH--C0NTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHrrgGSi EQUIPMENT 5T0RES--C0N HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY! GRAIN! FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL! ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA! PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT! NOVELTY! SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE! LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY! TOY! GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . OUACHITA PARISH (COEXTENSIVE WITH MONROE SMSAi SEE TABLE RAPIDES PARISH RETAIL TRADE. TOT TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING! PAINT! ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 78 050 54 015 12 650 4 489 3 999 2 877 24 035 73 724 53 125 41 992 4 485 3 813 2 835 20 599 45 745 8 954 5 460 20-30 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-31 TABLES Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 20-32 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code Parish and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended neatest Nov 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 56 561 1 567 562-3i56( 562 563.566 565 565 561.559 59PT1591I 59 EX. 592 593 591 595 595 597 598 599 522-521 5251 5252 512 513 511 515-519 55PT(551) 551.567 562-3.558 562 553.568 TANSIPAHOA PARISH—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL men's. boys' apparel stores. custom tailors women's clothins' specialty stores women's ready-to-wear stores women's accessory. specialty stores. furriers. . . family clothing stores shoe stores Other apparel' accessory stores furniture. home furnishings. equipment stores TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL TERREBONNE PARISH RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 1 525 2 638 212 (X) Not applicable. 8 959 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-33 TABLES Parishes With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code 565 566 56ti569 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 Parish and kind of business TERREBONNE PARISH—CONTINUED FAMILY CLOTHINS STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS! EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3 300 1 9no 1 360 3 052 656 236 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 3 290 1 930 1 360 "» 666 3 853 813 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 9 570 6 005 3 565 22 695 20 230 2 «65 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active propne tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) INittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 20-34 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) BATON ROUGE RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-«EAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES • OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLiCES TOTAL EATING PLACES ; DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 5"* 965 16 670 5 119 3 176 15 353 12 876 2 177 51 893 16 670 5 069 3 151 11 839 12 671 2 165 17 117 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-35 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued 20-36 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-37 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued City and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS' HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL • GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES • OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. . . FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL • FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL ; EATING PLACES • DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES • ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS i OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL (coextensive with ORLEANS ISH. SEE TABLE 5l Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments 7 962 4 698 3 261 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 21 09t 12 119 2 088 6 587 <l 003 3 225 778 Payroll, entire ($1,000) 2 79l» 1 987 310 U97 1 256 21*0 598 5«5 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 28 362 3 802 16 053 2 848 3 611 2 038 17 579 15 880 1 699 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. *Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 20-38 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-39 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business' Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, woriiweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie-. tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART LOUISIANA IN-PLAN'' FOOD CONTRACTOR Si TOTAL RLSTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . . . BATON ROUGE SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOT A LAKE CHARLES SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL CAFETERIAS MONROE SMSA IN-PLAt^T FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS NEW ORLEANS SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS! TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHR CAFETERIAS .... REFRESHMENT PLACES SHREVEPORT SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTA 1 106 1 299 272 1 100 1 299 272 5 299 7 U30 1 576 Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Military Personnel by the U. S. Department of Defense: 1963 (These data were collected by the Department or Defense and ar 20-40 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9. Parishes; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 LOUISIANA. TOTAL ACADIA PARISH CHURCH POINT .... CROHLEY RAYNE REMAINDER OF PARISH. ALLEN PARISH 04KDALE REMAINDER OF PARISH. ASCENSION PARISH . . . DONALOSONVILLE . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. ASSUMPTION PARISH. AVOYELLES PARISH . . . BUNK IE MARKSVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. BEAUREGARD PARISH. . . DE R I ODER REMAINDER OF PARISH. BIENVILLE PARISH BOSSIER PARISH . . . . BOSSIER CITY . . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. CADDO PARISH SHREVEPORT REMAINDER OF PARISH. CALCASIEU PARISH . . . DE OUINCY LAKE CHARLES . . . . SULPHUR VINTON REMAINDER OF PARISH. CALDWELL PARISH. CAMERON PARISH . CATAHOULA PARISH CLAIBORNE PARISH HAYNESVILLE. . HOMER REMAINDER OF PA CONCORDIA PARISH . . . FERRIOAY REMAINDER OF PARISH. DE SOTO PARISH . . . . MANSFIELD REMAINDER OF PARISH. EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH. BATON ROUGE REMAINDER OF PARISH. . EAST CARROLL PARISH. . LAKE PROVIDENCE. . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. EAST FELICIANA PARISH. JACKSON REMAINDER OF PARISH. EVANGELINE PARISH. . . VILLE PLATTE . . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. FRANKLIN PARISH. . . . HINNSBORO REMAINDER OF PARISH. GRANT PARISH IBERIA PARISH JEANNERETTE NEW IBERIA REMAINDER OF PARISH. IBERVILLE PARISH . . . PLAQUEMINE REMAINDER OF PARISH. Total (number) With payroll 1 394 1 187 207 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 37 876 1 337 18 211 8 942 6 386 15 019 7 960 7 059 21 522 7 939 13 583 21 158 7 243 6 523 7 392 16 148 13 558 2 580 37 833 31 228 6 605 258 217 235 004 23 213 147 523 4 975 109 900 12 054 2 414 18 180 5 721 3 844 5 180 14 229 4 732 8 318 1 179 11 741 7 957 3 784 14 277 8 246 6 031 277 649 258 226 19 423 8 240 7 343 897 4 692 956 3 726 16 022 10 286 5 736 19 685 11 295 8 391 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 713 857 34 202 3 901 17 315 8 075 4 910 13 709 7 558 6 051 18 978 7 281 11 597 14 878 13 342 1 535 35 251 30 066 5 185 247 957 227 658 20 299 139 311 4 661 105 826 10 992 2 238 15 594 4 659 3 328 5 282 12 889 4 625 7 828 435 10 791 7 657 3 124 12 735 7 952 4 783 256 935 250 570 15 365 3 864 940 2 924 11 084 5 556 4 528 14 046 9 990 4 055 41 599 4 709 33 389 3 601 16 618 10 187 6 431 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 181 600 581 1 807 816 991 522 1 489 701 474 314 1 552 3 335 2 869 465 30 067 28 278 1 789 15 381 457 12 200 959 201 1 564 403 304 1 132 394 705 1 235 833 403 30 123 28 740 1 383 290 58 222 1 078 630 448 1 329 1 016 313 4 524 450 3 779 285 1 484 952 532 JACKSON PARISH . . . . JONESBORO REMAINDER OF PARISH. lEFFERSON PARISH . . . GRETNA HARAHAN KENNER WESTWEGO REMAINDER OF PARISH. JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH JENNINGS LAKE ARTHUR REMAINDER OF PARISH. LAFAYETTE PARISH . . . LAFAYETTE REMAINDER OF PARISH. .AFOURCHE PARISH . . . THIBODAUX REMAINDER OF PARISH. SALLE PARISH. LINCOLN PARISH . . . . RUSTON REMAINDER OF PARISH. LIVINGSTON PARISH. 1ADIS0N PARISH . . . . TALLULAH REMAINDER OF PARISH. MOREHOUSE PARISH . . . BASTROP REMAINDER OF PARISH. NATCHITOCHES PARISH. . . NATCHITOCHES REMAINDER OF PARISH. . ORLEANS PARISH (COEXTENSIVE WITH NEW ORLEANS CITY). OUACHITA PARISH MONROE WEST MONROE REMAINDER OF PARISH. . PLAQUEMINES PARISH . POINTE COUPEE PARISH NE* ROADS REMAINDER OF PARISH RAPIDES PARISH . . . . ALEXANDRIA PINEVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. RED RIVER PARISH RICHLAND PARISH. . . . HAYVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. SABINE PARISH ST BERNARD PARISH ST CHARLES PARISH ST HELENA PARISH ST JAMES PARISH ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH ST LANDRY PARISH . . . EUNICE OPELOUSAS REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST MARTIN PARISH . . . ST MARTINVILLE . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH. ST MARY PARISH . . . . BERWICK FRANKLIN MORGAN CITY REMAINDER OF PARISH. 1 015 628 227 160 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 11 884 8 045 3 839 164 468 33 507 2 335 10 563 25 737 16 206 1 952 8 559 82 337 58 015 14 321 45 644 22 035 24 609 21 885 17 622 4 253 22 635 17 422 5 213 20 908 15 089 5 819 105 651 85 732 13 588 6 331 10 395 6 734 3 661 101 724 79 577 8 788 13 359 15 870 7 042 8 828 10 707 12 131 10 389 1 854 9 690 51 346 11 663 24 930 14 753 12 603 4 704 7 899 38 330 1 844 9 483 15 525 11 478 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 10 258 7 669 2 589 151 652 31 715 2 031 9 733 6 248 101 925 24 505 15 780 1 578 77 857 55 668 12 189 42 208 21 677 20 531 19 459 16 786 2 683 10 019 9 594 425 17 500 13 941 3 559 99 Oil 82 882 12 046 4 033 8 519 6 396 2 123 95 508 77 173 8 262 10 073 13 942 6 552 7 390 45 634 11 113 23 484 11 037 9 581 3 686 5 895 34 856 1 694 8 859 14 653 9 630 Reotesents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Revised. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-41 TABLE 9 Parishes; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958-continued Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) ST TAMMANY PARISH 365 209 27 109 21 103 COVINGTON 93 59 11 317 10 857 SLIDELL 81 57 8 115 7 629 REMAINDER OF PARISH. . . 191 83 7 617 5 617 TANGIPAHOA PARISH 629 371 60 136 54 962 AMITE CITY 86 50 10 682 10 050 HAMMOND 156 118 23 561 22 929 PONCHATOULA. . . . REMAINDER OF PARISH TENSAS PARISH. . . . TERREBONNE PARISH 5«2 HOUMA 329 REMAINDER OF PARISH. . . 213 UNION PARISH VERMILION PARISH 538 288 31 72H 27 496 ABBEVILLE 175 113 It 972 13 890 KAPLAN 106 58 6 789 6 123 REMAINDER OF PARISH. . . Standard Notes: - ReDresents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable 16 875 to 503 8 273 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 31(1 989 849 503 t 758 1 034 1 957 574 1 193 416 2 842 1 512 6tO 59C VERNON PARISH LEESVILLE REMAINDER OF PARISH. . WASHINGTON PARISH. . . . BOGALUSA REMAINDER OF PARISH. . WEBSTER PARISH MINDEN SPRINGHILL REMAINDER OF PARISH. . WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH. PORT ALLEN REMAINDER OF PARISH. . WEST CARROLL PARISH. . . WEST FELICIANA PARISH. . WINN PARISH *INNFIELD REMAINDER OF PARISH. . With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 18 137 14 155 3 981 34 379 23 901 10 478 30 574 14 833 9 472 6 269 7 238 4 317 2 921 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 15 345 13 430 2 915 31 769 22 377 9 392 27 060 13 777 9 324 3 959 6 236 4 029 2 207 5 853 2 703 8 628 7 883 745 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) I 562 1 318 244 2 433 1 308 808 317 20-42 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Dala aie based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code Kifid of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establistv ments Establish- ments with payroll (Jl.lXX)) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments (tl,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRiDEi TOTAL LUMBER I BLDG MATLSi HDWEt FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HD*Ei FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES UIOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURI^ITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 53M 138 325 NEW ORLEANS SMSA 277 619 23 086 34 935 58 600 53 883 21 6"t"t 19 263 16 008 IS 884 22 634 34 449 53 722 53 141 21 076 19 073 15 648 14 806 11 196 16 193 4 997 254 "^1 821 274 692 402 3U5 2 129 293 830 225 150 "749 206 572 358 245 1 353 263 500 92 968 384 36 192 135 941 243 359 129 428 53 031 74 267 55 699 99 775 39 925 56 798 43 969 296 050 20 294 29 389 67 225 57 246 21 587 28 490 17 647 16 902 10 535 21 507 5 228 62 319 56 496 20 027 28 234 17 181 15 578 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. Revised. 33 580 134 227 ''217 413 127 762 49 571 73 531 54 039 87 123 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-43 TABLE 11 Parishes With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1958 SIC code .UMBER > BLDS MAILS t HDIIE i FARM EQUIP. SENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . -OOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 3AS0LINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL I ACCESSORY STORES URNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES ATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES" PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES MONSTORE RETAILERS* 59PT(5')1I 59 EX.591 53 PART* LUMBER! BLDG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES" PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* S9PTI59U 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PTt591] 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591 59 EX.59: 53 PART* Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 5 736 3 510 8 269 6 672 2 649 2 0«5 2 175 34 20-44 LOUISIANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11. Parishes With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958-continued SIC code 59PTIS91I 59 EX.591 53 PART» 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* Kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL t ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERSt RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HD»E . FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STQi^ES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) ST. LANDRY PARISH 51 3l»6 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS LOUISIANA 20-45 TABLE 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 SIC code 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EC. 591 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG HATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (Jl.OOO) t 226 Maine CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 21-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 12 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 16 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 22 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 23 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 23 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 24 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 24 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 25 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 26 MAINE Incorporated places of 100,000 and over ® Incorporated places of 25,000- 100,000 • Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas IS. DEPARTMENT OF CO»<MEI!CE 21-3 state total 1958 1963 $1,031,037,1 $1,185,386,[ EACH SYMBOL = = = = i ro; 5% CHANGE ^^^13* MAINE Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm ^ ^n Equip., Hardware Dealers pHeS General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service Stations 107 124 _ _ _ 227 Apparel, ^=59 Accessory Stores ^BGO U% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^34 Equipment Stores 034 Eating, Drinking Places ^^55 Drug Stores, ^27 Proprietary Stores |i 30 Other Retail Stores 148 1159 16 Nonstore Retailers j 21 ^ = = == " 195g 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 21-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code 522-52U 5251 5252 55 EX.55H 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 59"t 595 596 597 598 599 Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS rING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCEL.-ANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FliH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES V-OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES •.OMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUS.C STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payroll 1 501 1 357 144 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 108 68 21-6 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 S22 523 5251 5252 6«3 544 5115 5U6 5U62 5U63 5«9 55PT(55«> RETAIL TRADE> TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . • ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS . . . . i . . GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEKORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING , . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES. . . MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS 562-3.568 WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 562 563. 56S 553 WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS. . . . i FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE StORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 10 093 615 131 130 5H9 117 116 1 185 386 68 471 21 181 10 984 3 956 124 108 48 780 40 147 33 615 719 847 321 627 310 053 2 910 1 548 667 2 847 1 119 2 325 2 226 99 41 227 301 190 102 151 697 7 657 30 748 12 601 10 833 3 512 10 253 4 627 5 529 97 16 745 13 688 3 057 527 1 135 162 66 173 21 039 10 792 3 888 123 530 48 780 40 121 33 135 699 795 297 945 287 605 2 672 1 040 529 2 753 963 2 275 2 210 55 (D) 223 541 189 988 151 583 7 657 30 748 9 921 10 449 3 512 9 671 4 143 5 455 73 16 555 13 518 2 937 499 16 120 6 234 6 178 3 518 107 83 21 514 IS 042 14 367 787 2 888 730 1 515 396 831 465 356 10 2 703 2 239 454 2 377 269 163 761 55 583 22 540 310 593 124 111 115 346 67 114 2 391 1 631 442 134 416 995 3 592 1 735 886 5 447 1 944 11 226 11 073 153 (01 402 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINSSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALHARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES , . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIOUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES. .... BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES. . . . i BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS ..... RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS. .... OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE] ORGANIZATIONS. . . Total (number) «37 225 1 501 1 357 889 ! 529 109 206 With payroll (number) 2«5 113 7«3 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3t 025 19 602 16 311 2 688 375 lOU 12V 8 7l»2 3 020 2 661 547 55 213 51 313 38 923 970 9 215 2 204 3 900 29 866 27 790 2 076 158 776 2 9 080 5 030 1 153 3 577 2 573 1 018 1 555 107 25 988 2 701 706 U 251 63 499 3 567 1 058 1 251 1 000 2 786 1 922 329 167 669 178 140 1 535 20 575 4 595 4 996 10 984 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 32 893 19 064 15 831 2 688 375 (D) (Dl 8 528 2 880 2 421 383 2 038 52 811 49 085 37 451 928 8 556 2 150 3 726 29 730 27 554 2 076 152 514 29 080 3 345 579 2 767 2 353 820 1 543 85 25 830 2 663 594 11 057 51 725 (Dl 3 139 1 004 1 117 1 000 2 442 1 864 329 167 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 502 3 418 2 745 542 107 (Dl (Dl 11 544 10 940 8 586 254 1 488 512 504 15 516 I 238 549 12 1 506 134 102 1 749 7 633 (Dl 150 349 215 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 100 578 62 136 49 142 10 896 1 770 (Dl (D) 23 737 7 289 7 416 235 894 225 490 178 155 4 458 33 450 9 416 11 404 85 988 81 628 4 360 295 469 22 935 10 947 1 318 9 629 7 346 1 935 5 411 188 25 892 2 573 1 847 31 753 146 542 (Dl (Dl 13 058 1 154 2 122 2 589 7 713 4 032 1 553 452 1 713 384 (Dl (Dl employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 366 815 535 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 5 272 5 931 4 655 102 942 232 341 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Notapplicalile. •Nonstore retailers, part of S\C maior grouo 53. are sliown separately in ttiis table. 21-8 MAINE RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweeli ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated busmesses (number) ments (number) Kind-ofbusiness group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores " r4AINEi TOTAL ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY. . . AUBURN LEWISTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . LISBON TOWN LIVERHORE FALLS TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES . . AROOSTOOK COUNTY .... PRESQUE ISLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CARIBOU TOWN .... FORT FAIRFIELD TOWN. FORT KENT TOWN . . . HOULTON TOWN .... LIMESTONE TOWN . . . HADAWASKA TOWN . VAN BUREN TOWN . ALL OTHER PLACES UMBERLAND COUtvlTY. . . PORTLAND SOUTH PORTLAND . . . WESTBROOK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRUNSWICK TOWN . . GORHAM TOWN. . . . YARMOUTH TOWN. . . ALL OTHER PLACES FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . FARMINGTON TOWN. ALL OTHER PLACES HANCOCK COUNTY . . . . ELLSWORTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KENNEBEC COUNTY. . . • AUGUSTA GARDINER HALLOWELL WATERVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WINSLOW TOWN • . • ALL OTHER PLACES . KNOX COUNTY ROCKLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CAMDEN TOWN. . . . ALL OTHER PLACES . LINCOLN COUNTY OXFORD COUNTY. . . . MEXICO TOWN, . . NORWAY TOWN. . . RUMFORD TOWN . . ALL OTHER PLACES PENOBSCOT COUNTY . . • BANGOR BREWER OLD TOWN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DEXTER TOWN. . . . LINCOLN TOWN . . . MILLINOCKET TOWN . PISCATAOUIS COUNTY SAGADAHOC COUNTY • . . BATH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. so^erset county. . . fairfield town . madison town . . pittsfielo town, skowhegan town . all other places WALDO COUNTY BELFAST REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 8U9 212 U'*2 259 1 711 753 143 139 676 152 56 3") 6U3 150 342 151 149 1 347 627 107 107 506 128 38 30 114 804 36 079 62 758 15 967 101 715 24 201 77 514 19 790 6 291 8 615 14 218 6 238 4 705 15 069 267 344 155 494 22 560 15 778 73 512 22 798 5 991 3 645 41 078 22 102 11 277 10 825 38 913 15 564 23 349 119 901 39 851 11 609 3 318 42 346 22 777 5 875 16 902 39 135 21 931 17 204 7 695 9 509 26 058 48 115 3 956 8 282 15 913 19 964 166 324 85 091 14 677 9 481 57 075 6 253 9 504 9 025 20 133 14 816 5 317 41 AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 21-10 MAINE RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 — AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kindof-busmess group -continued 21-12 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 52« 5251 5252 5112 513 5U5 546 51(62 51163 549 55 EX.554 561.567 561 567 562-3.568 lEWISTON-AUBURH SMSA RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUIi-DING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIu BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES" NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS. ........ OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS ..... IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPOriTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN. S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES. SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not ; •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. Consists of Auburn and Lewiston cities, and Lisbon town in Androscoggin County, Maine 531 103 025 6 906 1 573 800 22 641 18 990 12 754 iilable. (X) Not applicable. 99 265 11 919 6 362 1 573 800 24 498 23 614 (D! RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-13 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witli payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establisti- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 21-14 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,0001 Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING' PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASSi KALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPuY STORES HARD«ArE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES ' SEWINGi NEEDLEXORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYt NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES" MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES' NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOnESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' Clothing and furnishings stores CUSTOM tailors WOMEN'S clothing. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES. . . ., WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Portland. South Portland, and Westbrook cities and Cape Elizabeth. Cumberland. Falmouth. Gorham. Scarborough, and Yarmouth (owns in Cumberland County. Maine B17 890 334 32 368 2H 530 5 677 817 5« 195 671 277 «1 119 36 058 22 272 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. •Reter to errata dated March 1965 lor correded data. 11 311 3 819 3 819 3 155 2 687 U6S (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 7 7U3 1 870 2 326 32 364 24 530 6 677 817 53 964 51 811 664 183 40 695 36 058 22 272 10 973 3 659 3 659 3 155 2 667 468 4 065 3 588 2 239 1 605 650 650 88 149 64 091 20 934 2 002 83 959 76 746 723 395 106 1 874 73 423 65 387 42 475 37 181 12 135 12 135 16 875 14 532 2 343 782 681 435 575 207 207 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (numbeO With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll Payroll, entite year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses •f^RTLAND SMSA-Conlinued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASS*AREi METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS SToRES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 235 200 120 7 t78 « 25« 3 0B7 970 11 982 U 015 7 713 299 5 U«l 5 129 312 770 282 337 4 068 2 901 970 7«2 2614 337 1 192 786 512 2 673 2 517 1 856 22 725 15 211 10 2tl 3 972 9 707 2 007 3 065 17 102 15 6«3 U59 755 21-16 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-17 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued 21-18 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-19 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) KENNEBEC COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALSt HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 36 28 6 110 LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 12 10 2 561 HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES 6 6 366 HARDWARE STORES 12 8 2 OUt FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS 6 « 1 "439 GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL 222 130 31 126 GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS 1=9 115 30 089 MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS 12 6 651 FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL 52 16 7 559 MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS 6 6 1 125 WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 19 19 1 305 WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 12 12 1 118 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL 131 107 1 802 EATING PLACES 123 99 1 515 DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! 8 8 287 DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . 15 11 2 120 JEWELRY STORES 11 U 1 665 FUEL. ICE DEALERS 11 29 6 527 OTHER STORES 32 24 1 375 NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes; - l^eptesents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applieable. retailers, cart ot SIC maior srouD 53. are sbown seoatatelv in this table. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 7 397 1 125 1 805 1 118 357 3 318 (DJ 3 760 1 771 1 986 1 520 1 233 287 15 030 2 659 233 128 (0) 2 352 1 565 6 335 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 816 313 900 633 1 081 216 258 201 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 39 905 6 003 20 592 13 310 12 291 10 212 696 20 726 1 103 1 859 3 785 1 071 9 911 101 (0) 8 068 3 776 1 292 18 562 17 813 719 29 521 2 117 186 1 121 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) unmcor- poraled businesses 21-20 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IViore: 1963-contmued SIC code 522-52t 5251 5252 5«2 5U3 545-519 56 561 t 567 552-31 568 562 563 1 568 565 565 5641559 County and kind of business 59PT(591) 59 EX 592 593 59» 595 595 597 596 599 PENOBSCOT COUMY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERr STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Total (number) FURNITURE I TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 570 477 2 401 1 707 23 568 13 434 6 517 3 617 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 9 338 1 885 2 484 2 202 282 3 330 (D) (0) 4 849 2 751 2 098 19 585 3 405 873 358 463 2 583 1 427 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, e retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 7 055 2 534 477 23 508 13 434 6 517 3 557 Payroll, entire ($1,000) 3 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-21 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963- Continued County and kind of business YORK COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HAROKAREi FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING! PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STOkES. vegetable MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Witlilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, oart of SIC maior group 53. are shown seoaratelv in this table. Total (numberl With payroll Total, all establish rrents ($1,000) 8 584 5 320 979 1 111 844 33 688 31 707 873 355 251 502 1 457 1 238 219 511 523 240 8 910 8 467 443 13 873 2 569 424 93 349 915 540 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 8 332 5 288 973 1 269 302 30 838 29 047 339 329 249 374 3 656 997 1 421 1 202 219 475 523 240 8 486 8 079 407 3 253 2 742 511 12 763 2 569 202 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 2 393 3 328 1 884 43 028 38 667 1 375 555 916 1 515 8 754 2 481 3 387 2 905 482 1 172 1 284 430 11 504 6 571 4 933 35 817 34 306 1 511 8 749 7 741 1 ooe 30 012 2 076 1 196 employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincoT porated businesses (number) 21-22 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 5«2 5113 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 1 567 562-31 568 562 563 1 568 565 566 564 569 59PT15911 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUTt CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 4 028 I 883 471 8 086 3 373 2 604 3 467 3 155 312 3 994 1 883 437 1 674 7 772 3 213 2 604 9 951 3 078 1 183 5 690 525 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 MAINE 21-23 21-24 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 inhabitants or IVIore: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MAINE 21-25 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 21-26 MAINE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 Maryland CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 22-, which appears as part of number for each page.) page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 12 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 16 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 25 7 InPlant Food Contractors: 1963 27 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 27 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 28 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 28 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 29 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 30 22-3 1958 State total 1963 EACH SYMBOL 5% CHANGE MARYLAND Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm ^ ]sn Equip., Hardware Dealers pi 188 #5% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers 237,061,C Gasoline Service ^=227 Stations |HSi8_£_ Apparel, ^^183 Accessory Stores l^^^^_^ . Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^ 139 Equipment Stores iB_162 Eating, Drinking Places ^= 281 Drug Stores, N 140 Proprietary Stores ^1 178 #####^27% Other Retail Stores Nonstore Retailers ^^304 |BBl353 127 115 ##-10% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census y^ 22-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-5 TABLE 1 The state: 1963 and 1958 SIC code 521 522-524 5251 5252 511 5«1 51*2 543 544 545-549 56 561 '567 562-3i568 562 563 1568 565 555 554 1569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 595 597 598 599 Kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBINGi PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES! INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS! FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES! VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY! NUT! CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES i . . . AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL ; GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL • APPAREL! ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL • MEN'S! BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING! SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY! SPECIALTY STORES! FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL! ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS! EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE! RADIO! TELEVISION! MUSIC STORES EATING! DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES • DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL • DRUG STORES ; PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL ; LIQUOR STORES • ANTIQUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES. ... SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS FARM! GARDEN SUPPLY STOKESi INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES • FUEL! ICE DEALERS ; OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) 1 505 323 517 361 156 195 385 85 1 154 579 475 5 115 3 037 2 078 3 231 815 356 114 152 183 262 327 1 022 With payroll 3 002 2 047 189 4 255 2 531 1 634 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2 381 699 178 187 673 108 103 11 061 37 242 31 257 616 812 459 861 91 153 65 798 020 560 938 555 21 259 5 495 11 359 42 882 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 220 994 49 207 81 732 69 497 12 235 31 492 48 823 9 740 161 807 105 710 55 097 337 089 232 715 104 374 825 22-6 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2, The State: 1963 SIC code 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 5«3 51'* 5145 546 5162 5163 5"t9 55 EX.55U 553 559 562-3 I 561 562 563i568 553 RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PilNTi GLASS' WALLPAPER STORES . . • ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCBANOIiE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUF ACTUS ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS' NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY' ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT' MARINE' AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT' BOAT' MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS Total (number) GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READy-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 23 901 1 506 323 285 With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 360 283 269 167 673 76 132 31 971 2 937 7 12« 1 000 37 2«2 31 267 516 812 459 861 91 153 020 560 938 555 15 757 4 502 5 495 11 359 19 075 17 775 12 020 5 755 4 985 1 047 761 211 634 402 517 705 20 390 96 307 53 585 36 249 11 652 25 313 13 538 10 635 1 040 220 994 49 207 48 333 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 81 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 22-8 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments ($1,000) General merchandise group stores" Estab- lish- ments 669 1139 117 1 398 318 1 080 8 661 2 800 136 213 588 148 440 399 117 282 1 086 270 816 6 291 2 218 102 111 348 120 228 299 95 204 264 4 237 061 114 241 71 634 10 298 4 034 28 275 267 644 69 129 198 515 1 316 945 577 992 14 425 19 822 64 482 27 076 37 406 44 622 21 107 23 515 125 423 190 140 76 64 1 343 40 156 24 1 123 1 541 19 30 501 23 936 6 565 92 751 4 805 61 960 25 986 20 736 87 510 20 145 30 602 12 872 23 891 38 584 22 521 14 831 7 690 583 464 10 028 74 747 5 369 493 320 512 221 13 475 8 031 2 553 620 1 093 6 083 50 394 31 959 2 594 12 168 11 087 8 403 (Dl 53 300 43 954 9 346 4 105 709 109 671 69 776 9 556 3 826 26 513 259 974 67 823 192 151 1 268 191 565 150 13 449 17 692 59 640 26 270 33 370 42 678 20 515 22 163 MARYLAND 1 TOTAL. . . ALLEGANY COUNTY CUMBERLAND FROSTBURG *ESTERNPORT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. . . ANNAPOLIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY .... CALVERT COUNTY CAROLINE COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY WESTMINSTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CECIL COUNTY ELKTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CHARLES COUNTY DORCHESTER COUNTY. . . . CAMBRIDGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . FREDERICK COUNTY .... BRUNSWICK FREDERICK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . GARRETT COUNTY HARFORD COUNTY ABERDEEN BEL AIR HAvRE DE GRACE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . HOWARD COUNTY KENT COUNTY CHESTERTOWN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . . GAITHERSBURG ROCKVILLE TAKOMA PARK (PARTI^ . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. . BLADENSBURG BRENTWOOD CAPITOL HEIGHTS. . . . CARROLLTON CHEVERLY COLLEGE PARK DISTRICT HEIGHTS . . . FOREST HEIGHTS .... GREENBELT HYATTSVILLE LAUREL MT RAINIER RIVERDALE SEAT PLEASANT TAKOMA PARK (PART I ^ . . UNIVERSITY PARK. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . OUEEN ANNES COUNTY . . . ST MARYS COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY CRISFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . TALBOT COUNTY EASTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Nol available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 'Takoma Park is in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. 27 715 22 322 5 393 19 232 83 754 19 743 30 190 12 632 21 189 36 530 21 101 14 463 6 638 578 810 9 936 74 057 5 213 489 604 505 661 469 24 224 614 1 093 6 045 50 050 31 715 2 542 12 082 11 043 8 397 (D) 51 636 43 644 7 992 12 537 8 191 1 103 373 2 870 32 096 8 232 23 864 176 280 67 566 1 392 1 736 6 317 2 948 3 369 4 238 1 977 2 261 3 087 2 622 465 9 911 547 7 346 2 018 1 987 8 945 2 145 3 212 1 320 2 268 4 005 2 060 1 421 639 67 610 928 8 194 553 57 935 67 175 539 5 416 3 673 282 1 297 1 108 854 9 835 997 249 649 163 426 20 241 7 232 58 950 621 644 158 999 462 645 3 469 749 1 316 368 26 565 34 014 121 213 S3 500 67 713 79 481 36 856 42 625 55 496 46 892 8 604 188 884 10 179 140 906 37 799 38 303 169 726 40 561 58 012 25 075 46 078 61 148 41 598 28 569 13 029 1 311 228 19 537 158 514 10 306 1 122 871 1 167 130 29 239 21 438 4 640 (D> 1 619 63 729 1 664 3 362 11 697 103 433 70 416 5 296 24 942 20 345 16 135 (D) 25 251 9 669 15 582 91 060 75 770 15 290 10 001 2 515 7 486 1 989 929 1 060 1 390 627 763 166 2 294 669 669 622 619 475 753 648 421 227 17 880 284 2 277 146 15 171 17 545 426 220 431 1 171 479 197 282 1 360 1 122 238 808 390 116 519 110 409 10 2 7 AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 22-10 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . H4GERST0WN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WICOMICO COUNTY. . . . SALISBURY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WORCESTER COUNTY . . . POCOMOKE CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 893 496 397 493 296 197 With payroll (number) 637 394 243 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 129 659 87 540 42 119 83 454 66 745 16 709 42 311 11 022 31 289 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 123 877 85 572 38 305 79 366 65 607 13 759 40 131 10 742 29 389 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 15 029 U 295 3 734 9 130 8 042 1 086 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 284 873 215 014 69 859 173 567 152 369 21 198 77 130 17 199 59 931 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 4 756 3 513 1 243 2 769 2 421 348 1 424 329 1 095 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments (number) Sales ($1,000) 11 848 4 738 7 110 5 646 3 972 1 674 General merchandise group stores " Estab- lish- ments Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown seoaralely in this table. Sales ($1,000) 18 909 17 636 1 273 AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kmdof-busmess group -continued 22-12 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) businesses (number) Consists of Baltimore city and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, and Howard Counties, Md. 521 522 523 52U 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5«« 545 5U6 5U62 5163 549 55 EX.55U 562-31 568 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILOINO MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME And AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES 13 719 10 133 2 265 647 66 350 26 289 12 522 368 I 290 575 46 509 29 783 1 216 332 127 338 109 226 128 864 206 175 1 849 1 165 125 522 208 463 204 14 757 3 832 4 625 7 741 9 227 13 566 8 035 381 635 317 285 247 083 11 508 58 694 28 544 16 603 6 534 12 669 5 855 6 364 122 200 29 973 29 297 676 44 631 36 797 7 834 1 047 593 339 3 503 2 352 15 728 26 135 2 299 7 601 985 15 250 367 I 290 575 46 259 29 221 1 106 258 486 946 436 712 13 305 3 466 3 367 3 511 8 955 13 206 7 867 5 339 3 758 666 379 089 317 285 247 083 11 508 58 694 26 586 16 349 6 534 12 335 5 749 6 204 382 120 248 29 403 28 947 44 367 36 703 7 664 1 041 2 232 15 312 25 485 2 299 7 601 985 14 600 ID) 8 696 3 509 1 779 56 868 45 239 7 691 3 768 133 37 41 503 34 876 1 251 374 226 472 996 2 920 2 134 786 277 109 36 303 29 124 22 470 1 579 5 075 2 279 2 844 888 1 168 713 416 18 395 4 906 4 809 6 921 5 759 1 162 167 406 2 117 3 879 534 1 318 125 1 902 (D) 5 612 122 92 953 11 537 162 869 61 744 34 490 134 650 909 469 141 486 80 101 2 811 783 797 837 671 916 22 944 6 812 4 120 10 808 19 383 54 690 39 729 14 683 978 549 106 416 546 26 806 105 754 43 486 55 529 17 724 18 133 10 910 6 648 575 345 155 92 083 89 246 2 837 129 269 108 405 20 864 3 036 7 361 40 522 72 147 10 302 25 540 2 335 33 970 101 073 730 385 12 665 10 003 385 5 063 3 968 257 838 482 648 243 205 5 91 1 265 1 234 800 119 130 372 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately in tliis table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-13 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued Total (number) Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business BALTIMORE SMSA-Contmued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWARE! METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RAOIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES ANTIOUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOKi STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAIN> FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wiltitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. 1 827 50B 209 With payroll 2 742 1 510 991 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 93 158 62 t26 «9 500 7 063 2 503 868 2 492 20 535 5 135 5 062 216 945 137 118 88 966 13 910 26 946 7 296 79 827 100 519 97 901 2 618 174 022 63 119 8 717 792 7 925 4 228 1 691 2 537 4 698 4 500 198 8 614 878 900 17 288 33 412 3 639 820 25 096 3 857 6 311 1 640 827 3 532 2 339 5 877 551 1 065 4 269 569 477 4 711 81 182 22 088 22 287 36 807 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 90 652 61 024 48 490 7 025 2 387 702 2 420 20 087 4 721 4 820 1 452 3 368 13 838 26 152 7 240 75 199 164 196 59 515 7 851 248 7 603 3 858 1 569 2 289 3 938 150 8 322 878 900 16 552 32 644 3 585 628 24 574 3 857 5 697 1 466 657 3 256 2 045 5 651 437 1 065 4 257 531 357 4 169 72 906 22 026 20 831 30 049 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 13 973 10 236 8 128 1 165 364 2 269 694 774 33 623 21 161 5 086 2 944 4 509 584 396 247 1 877 16 768 7 525 2 341 6 901 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) 278 678 210 061 165 832 25 673 9 929 1 456 7 171 42 854 11 927 13 836 3 482 10 354 891 995 656 581 422 709 84 641 106 491 42 740 235 414 274 342 268 834 5 508 413 688 92 673 31 172 566 30 606 11 993 5 251 6 742 8 726 8 165 560 13 667 1 597 2 547 55 093 90 340 11 529 1 593 63 650 13 568 22 227 2 878 945 7 140 4 748 34 793 1 671 3 287 10 523 1 065 1 514 14 689 376 075 182 505 49 388 144 083 Paid 22-14 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code 543 5HH 545 546 5462 5463 549 55PT(554) 562-3.568 562 563 1 568 563 ( Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business WASHIHfiTON. D.C.-MD.VIl,SMSA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EiUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH I SEAFOOD 1 MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) WASHINGTOH, D.C.-MO.-VA., SMSA-Omtinued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASS*ARE. HETALItARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES.. HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 2 361 2 028 1 269 133 535 91 333 1 860 1 191 133 1 620 179 164 150 180 98 171 75 180 13 710 "* 328 2 055 2 598 19 ItK 19 «9« 13 371 5 283 8 088 285 942 257 000 163 290 39 127 40 414 14 169 28 942 181 656 178 175 3 481 327 440 165 671 12 491 3 519 8 972 9 329 6 333 2 996 8 699 8 241 458 4 013 (U) 2 391 19 497 32 317 3 337 7 324 8 810 8 133 a 960 1 524 1 763 9 904 1 074 847 ID)' 65 232 7 831 27 349 30 052 147 612 96 503 74 312 13 584 4 040 2 047 2 520 18 670 19 226 13 213 5 221 7 992 282 578 253 948 161 892 39 127 39 056 13 873 28 630 320 706 164 349 11 603 2 851 8 752 9 163 6 217 2 946 8 455 8 019 436 3 923 lu) 2 391 18 625 32 129 3 299 6 400 8 810 7 403 8 860 1 488 1 763 9 710 1 056 783 61 404 7 783 26 817 26 804 24 732 17 536 13 587 2 352 792 341 464 2 490 2 757 1 949 682 1 267 75 174 69 238 42 633 14 169 8 192 4 244 5 936 27 232 26 477 755 34 195 10 040 1 936 472 1 464 1 342 831 511 385 3 018 4 492 486 2 952 174 679 1 038 1 183 2 613 336 300 731 9 916 736 3 517 5 663 495 197 359 573 272 236 51 102 19 585 6 480 10 170 47 695 51 894 36 035 12 550 23 485 461 330 340 553 820 547 282 316 151 157 86 433 120 777 515 478 500 039 15 439 657 855 186 952 37 158 8 522 28 636 26 945 16 800 10 145 23 582 22 362 1 220 4 864 (D) 5 993 57 933 87 957 9 075 ID) 54 549 3 132 14 439 18 315 24 309 46 983 5 100 4 827 21 803 3 021 2 716 (0) 184 454 14 346 75 791 94 317 5 131 3 590 2 645 465 237 102 141 29 330 27 072 17 380 4 947 3 303 1 442 2 258 WILMIWGTOH, DEL-N.J.-MD.,SM$A Data for this Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area will be presented in Volume II, Part 1. Chapter 9. 382 245 132 1 514 370 200 ?4? 22-16 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 P4RT* 531 533 539 512 513 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 5611567 562-3 1 568 562 563 1568 565 566 564 1 569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 593 599 ALLE6ANY COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAlNTi ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS ; . . . , GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL i . , GROCERY STORES! INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES '. . . AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES • OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL : FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCEi RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL i EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. ... PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORESi INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUELi ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 794 832 995 17 371 8 777 4 956 3 638 32 141 30 552 385 303 369 532 8 948 2 074 3 761 4 745 2 938 1 807 4 000 3 797 203 7 200 3 060 204 199 315 773 970 408 1 271 17 317 8 777 4 956 3 584 30 363 28 968 385 303 3 876 2 026 3 761 3 494 267 431 1 871 787 4 000 3 797 203 235 773 928 398 2 669 1 536 721 1 065 291 323 287 13 982 7 947 3 359 55 846 34 475 14 644 6 727 49 677 44 671 1 467 612 560 2 367 19 512 4 762 6 458 5 845 613 1 229 5 552 1 511 876 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-17 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 22-18 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 51 541 542 543 544 545-549 56 561 1 567 552-3 I 566 562 563 1 568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 596 599 BALTIMORE. COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES . . OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . . EATING PLACES. . DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 566 337 229 Standard Notes: - Represents zera. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 20 774 11 591 543 6 712 1 928 94 230 72 769 12 888 8 573 163 965 154 098 1 219 573 28 842 5 401 12 728 11 592 1 135 2 326 5 995 2 392 48 902 31 327 17 575 (X) Not applicable. 19 820 11 159 501 6 232 1 928 72 759 12 826 8 397 160 225 151 080 1 103 535 307 7 201 26 702 5 353 12 672 11 570 1 102 2 290 5 995 2 392 17 384 11 507 5 877 48 042 31 065 15 977 35 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-19 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establisli merits or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business CARROLL COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS . . . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHIiiG STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 816 180 098 316 16 039 15 067 207 150 2 923 1 981 939 5 865 324 1 953 348 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 335 1 431 904 5 857 278 1 929 270 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 316 166 150 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 13 312 6 005 891 2 437 3 979 5 090 1 661 1 039 6 073 3 005 3 068 18 950 710 1 344 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmoor porated businesses (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this tatile. 22-20 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-21 TABLE 5 Counties. With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (numberl With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) HARFORD COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER 1 TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENEKAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES . . . SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . • • PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* I Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not j e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately In this table. 7 020 3 506 ««7 895 2 22-22 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-52H 5251 5252 53 PART» 531 533 539 5« 541 5«2 5«3 54t 515-549 56 561 1 567 562-3. 56B 562 553 1568 565 566 56«i569 59 EX 592 593 59"* 595 596 597 598 599 MONTGOMERY COUNTY RETAIL TRADEt TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES • ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 30 399 19 tot 2 517 5 467 2 981 93 659 78 918 7 290 137 717 132 205 637 31 388 8 274 11 257 9 966 1 291 2 976 7 701 1 180 23 364 16 479 6 885 2 on 3 659 2 387 7 182 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonsto[e retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 30 247 19 404 2 515 5 347 2 981 93 659 78 918 7 290 136 949 131 477 637 139 457 4 229 31 200 8 254 11 243 9 965 1 277 2 844 7 701 1 148 22 902 15 151 6 751 27 829 25 451 2 378 2 Oil 3 659 2 227 3 858 2 195 509 835 318 10 311 8 266 1 177 868 4 235 1 077 1 607 1 459 148 356 1 089 106 3 682 2 724 958 6 369 5 956 403 68 796 37 992 9 530 15 760 5 514 217 420 171 576 25 475 20 368 239 328 223 445 1 013 409 1 080 13 380 79 907 21 317 30 341 27 229 3 112 5 395 19 824 2 030 59 079 SO 423 18 556 124 759 116 250 8 519 155 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-23 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -continued 22-24 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-25 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid 22-26 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nou 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 572 5732 5733 59 EX 592 593 5932 5933 59« 59«2 5943 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 597 598 5982 5992 5993 599U 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 PART» 532 53t 535 BALTIMORE CITY—CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOMES FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES— CON. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL HAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . . 1 832 968 651 13 3«7 3 5U3 3 831 1 328 2 506 135 621 83 086 55 61U 7 9t9 16 792 2 731 52 538 59 065 57 021 2 Oil 108 380 HO 582 6 760 518 6 2«2 3 lit 1 353 1 761 1 832 3 061 585 13 770 U 027 1 231 566 1 065 2 326 569 58 770 20 491 20 180 18 099 13 187 3 537 3 608 1 278 2 330 130 750 81 414 54 496 7 897 16 346 2 675 49 336 58 649 56 608 2 041 296 13 170 17 014 3 015 3 595 1 065 436 (01 1 065 2 326 531 119 3 260 1 303 531 610 173 27 824 20 128 12 942 3 071 3 471 544 7 696 8 137 7 942 195 14 014 3 123 1 226 458 206 252 2 398 2 297 515 24 844 8 915 10 726 547 131 392 543 254 226 45 940 68 758 13 519 154 588 155 274 150 874 4 400 265 593 58 814 23 857 9 450 4 459 4 991 3 203 (01 1 019 43 651 45 109 10 193 926 33 988 13 742 2 008 665 3 287 5 367 1 065 299 105 IDI 47 090 12 485 9 153 6 292 882 1 670 309 3 333 993 307 137 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) HfiUrlield lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-27 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 22-28 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or IVIore: 1958 County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year MARYLAND. TOTAL. . ALLEGANY COUNTY. . . . CUMBERLAND FROSTBURG WE5TERNP0RT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. . ANNAPOLIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BALTIMORE BALTIMORE COUNTY . . . CALVERT COUNTY . . . . CAROLINE COUNTY. . • • CARROLL COUNTY • . . . WESTMINSTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CECIL COUNTY ELKTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHARLES COUNTY . . . . DORCHESTER COUNTY. . . CAMBRIDGE REMAINDEk OF COUNTY. FREDERICK COUNTY . . . BRUNSWICK FREDERICK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GARRETT COUNTY . . . . HARFORD COUNTY . . . . ABERDEEN BEL AIR HAVRE DE GRACE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWARD COUNTY 1 325 316 1 009 11 U95 2 060 1«8 258 583 132 U51 t90 929 252 677 7 32 3 1 631* 92 129 63 670 10 158 3 552 IK 7«9 159 122 U5 063 114 059 326 "4«6 10 560 22 558 49 891 21 915 27 976 28 153 22 191 5 962 68 115 13 383 17 197 3 144 379 86 309 61 624 9 342 3 276 12 067 150 104 43 815 106 289 1 309 688 318 192 9 182 19 858 44 675 21 465 23 210 24 511 20 817 3 694 68 945 4 211 43 223 21 511 15 255 63 715 13 131 17 223 9 643 23 718 22 031 9 690 7 360 989 262 1 079 15 952 4 586 11 366 175 398 36 173 913 1 376 4 485 3 663 1 559 2 104 2 659 2 310 349 7 320 385 5 020 1 915 6 360 I 423 1 892 KENT COUNTY. . . . . . CHESTERTOWN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . ROCKVILLE TAKOMA PARK (PARTi' . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. BLADENSBURG BRENTWOOD CAPITOL HEIGHTS. . . CHEVERLY COLLEGE PARK . . . . GREENBELT HYATTSVILLE LAUREL MT RAINIER RIVERDALE TAKOMA PARK (PART)' , REMAINDER OF COUNTY. QUEEN ANNES COUNTY . . ST MARYS COUNTY. . . . SOMERSET COUNTY. . . . CRISFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY, TALBOT COUNTY EASTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . HAGERSTOWN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WICOMICO COUNTY. . . . SALISBURY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WORCESTER COUNTY . . . POCOMOKE CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 917 1 164 17 036 9 721 7 315 353 421 44 819 5 701 302 901 297 623 19 234 5 462 2 976 ID) 13 506 (Dl 53 049 19 792 5 415 5 546 9 536 160 015 14 466 27 168 16 156 4 629 11 527 106 916 76 923 29 993 68 776 53 779 14 997 42 982 12 S82 30 100 290 153 19 140 5 350 2 882 52 Oil 19 576 5 277 13 054 24 872 13 902 4 247 9 655 37 442 29 484 7 958 100 974 74 333 26 641 63 084 51 505 11 579 39 732 12 662 27 070 1 369 916 473 30 329 1 941 348 313 (01 1 578 (Dl 5 266 2 559 580 562 1 059 15 840 1 314 2 688 1 079 354 725 3 350 2 719 631 Standard Notes; - Reoresents zero. fD) Withheld to avoid disclosure, ^Takoma Park is in Monlgoinery and Prince Georges Counties. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas.- 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MARYLAND 22-29 TABLE 11. Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code 59PTt59i: 59 EX.59: 53 PART * 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591 59 EX.591 53 PART Kind of business RETAIL TRAOEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSt HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HD*E . FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOREb. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE' TOTAL LUMBER' BLDG MATLS' HOKE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Total (number) With payroll Total, all 22-30 MARYLAND RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Tntal, all establish- ments ((1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (;i,ooo) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT1591I 59 EX. 591 53 PART* 53 Massachusetts CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 23-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 14 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 34 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 52 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 70 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 ,71 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 72 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 73 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 74 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 76 23-3 1958 State total 1963 $7,431,169, EACH SYMBOL = =.=.=.= -iqo/ 5% CHANGE -^^^^ly/o MASSACHUSETTS Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm [= 3^2 Equip., Hardware Dealers ^325 €4% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service ^ 3 .% Stations Pft419^_ Apparel, ^=448 Accessory Stores ^^ 472 #5% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^280 Equipment Stores iBI_312 Eating, Drinking Places ^^5 16 IBBI620 Drug Stores, N 207 Proprietary Stores |p247 Other Retail Stores 784 ##10% ^ 257 Nonstore Retailers |243 ^#-6% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census _^ 23-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-5 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. 7 118 323 521 522-52« 5251 5252 531 533 539 54 511 5U2 5lt3 511 5a5-5«9 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 56t.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH I SEAFOOD I MARKETS' FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIO.MS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES SOMEN'S READt-TO-*EAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES ..... SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STOKES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES jekelry stores FUEL. ICE DEALERS other stores NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 1 335 155 588 592 3 521 725 1 351 778 573 413 863 2 503 1 573 1 030 9 096 6 370 2 725 2 010 1 890 120 9 102 1 570 857 409 353 255 506 2 026 3 015 589 23-6 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 562-31 568 8 510 5 751 500 281 JtT 296 301 832 676 156 127 72 SIC code " " Total (number) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL tl 192 LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS" HARDWARE^ FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 2 015 521 1 LUMBER YARDS 382 BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 302 522 HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. 523 PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES 524 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES 5251 HARDWARE STORES. 5252 FAR,-! EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES' TOTAL 1 336 DEPARTMENT STORES 156 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 588 GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. FOOD STORES TOTAL, GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. 5U2 ( MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD, MARKETS 543 FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS. 5«« CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES 5115 DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES. 546 RETAIL BAKERIES. 5452 RETAIL BAKERIES" MANUFACTURING 5453 RETAIL BAKERIES" NONMANUFACTUR ING. 549 I EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS. OTHER. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. PASSENGER CAR DEALERS" NONFRANCHISED TIRE" BATTERY. ACCESSORl DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES. MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT" BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS. OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL, APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL 3 521 HEN"S" BOYS" APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS 726 MEN"S" BOYS" CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES .... 516 CUSTOM TAILORS 110 WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 1 351 WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 778 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY" SPECIALTY STORES" FURRIERS. . . . 573 MILLINERY STORES '. 185 CORSET. LINGERIE STORES. HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES, MEN'S SHOE STORES. WOMEN "S SHOE STORES. CHILDREN"S. JUVENILES. SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN.S. INFANTS. WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. With payroll 1 569 366 196 174 156 566 251 130 5 288 3 409 332 155 169 212 226 714 610 104 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 324 761 137 889 46 341 10 497 29 059 5 929 82 150 12 896 920 299 686 837 130 968 85 150 12 956 4 356 858 175 578 326 54 059 15 522 19 570 12 520 22 042 47 423 40 618 5 605 6 269 2 224 148 668 003 859 832 685 43 713 127 461 68 494 45 525 5 659 25 331 16 858 6 797 1 676 472 361 102 170 99 135 3 034 224 386 145 024 79 352 5 120 4 355 606 61 213 7 069 57 927 76 008 7 577 18 578 1 996 47 857 10 634 1 055 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 315 667 137 563 44 549 10 065 25 963 5 583 79 582 12 362 917 383 686 837 130 468 1 752 725 1 593 914 47 939 12 884 15 410 10 962 19 660 45 355 39 805 5 549 4 857 1 504 129 868 003 411 832 261 43 689 127 451 54 762 43 489 5 659 22 567 15 218 5 703 458 589 98 960 96 350 2 610 221 494 143 206 78 266 5 678 4 119 587 60 987 6 917 54 383 72 422 7 511 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 028 1 755 4 312 135 932 96 541 23 029 11 977 1 827 458 148 571 124 521 4 390 1 384 1 341 1 755 2 197 12 511 11 315 1 195 431 141 HI 872 97 168 79 175 5 557 12 356 4 611 7 077 785 2 211 1 506 438 157 16 507 15 987 520 33 927 23 396 10 529 1 096 eu6 63 7 144 1 400 7 549 10 857 1 037 3 002 296 6 522 I 254 109 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 821 339 344 087 HI 157 33 309 90 100 14 061 202 310 25 295 713 601 009 299 422 633 235 342 36 862 9 455 2 943 629 2 460 543 89 210 27 555 26 543 33 374 43 344 250 004 226 133 23 871 9 009 3 947 2 036 267 1 764 587 1 444 024 101 490 219 073 63 867 134 625 14 555 36 422 26 046 7 675 2 498 328 945 291 232 280 612 10 620 657 536 449 557 207 979 19 297 15 486 1 562 141 827 29 807 145 571 205 656 16 160 59 057 5 328 123 293 25 952 1 785 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 9 735 3 934 1 201 344 959 140 2 644 304 48 539 34 259 9 683 3 750 653 194 47 398 38 641 1 300 495 469 605 596 4 763 4 262 501 20 329 17 194 14 123 964 2 087 936 1 553 212 434 325 80 29 21 198 3 857 3 725 (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-8 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city MASSACHUSETTS! TOTAL . BARNSTABLE COUNTY^ . . . BARNSTABLE TOUN. . . . BOURNE TOWN FALMOUTH TOWN PROVINCETOWN TOwN. . . YARMOUTH TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES • . . BERKSHIRE COUNTY NORTH ADAMS PITTSFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ADAMS TOWN DALTON TOWN SREAT BARRINGTON TOWN. LEE TOWN BRISTOL COUNTY . . . . ATTLE80R0 FALL SIVER NEn BEDFORD TAUNTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ACUSHNET TOWN. . . DARTMOUTH TOWN . . EASTON TOWN FAIRHAVEN TOWN MANSFIELD TOWN NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH TOWN. SEEKONK TOWN SOMERSET TOWN SWANSEA TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES . . . . DUKES COUNTY . ESSEX COUNTY . BEVERLY. . . GLOUCESTER . HAVERHILL. . LAWRENCE . . LYNN . . . . NEWBURYPORT. PEABODY. . . SALEM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AMESBURY TOWN. . . ANDOVER TOWN . . . DANVERS TOWN . . . HAMILTON TOWN. . . IPSWICH TOWN . . . LYNNFIELD TOWN . . MANCHESTER TOWN. . MARBLEHEAD TOWN. . METHUEN TOWN . . . NAHANT TOWN. . . . NORTH ANDOVER TOWN ROCKPORT TOWN. . . SAUGUS TOWN. . . . SWAMPSCOTT TOWN. . ALL OTHER PLACES . . FRANKLIN COUNTY^ .... GREENFIELD TOWN. . . MONTAGUE TOWN. . . . ORANGE TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES . . HAMPDEN COUNTY CHICOPEE HOLYOKE SPRINGFIELD WESTFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . AGAWAM TOWN EAST LONGHEaDOW TOWN LONGMEADOW TOWN. . . LUDLOW TOWN PALMER TOWN WEST SPRINGFIELD TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES . . Total (number) »7 192 I 421 158 116 105 70 319 148 5 748 293 291 559 890 917 198 315 451 1 834 122 102 165 211 3 893 452 563 1 588 292 998 131 56 159 247 244 With payroll I 054 179 424 451 149 2 792 172 753 805 286 776 24 101 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 165 755 54 588 12 376 28 981 8 529 11 174 50 107 209 002 36 562 108 211 64 229 11 119 3 780 15 534 7 861 501 163 37 368 132 441 140 654 50 539 140 161 1 908 21 892 9 617 24 133 12 795 13 013 5 759 31 876 13 800 853 702 51 918 38 046 73 237 114 893 132 962 22 031 79 095 78 777 262 743 11 903 19 153 30 070 (01 11 417 17 520 26 687 739 7 738 4 562 66 507 12 316 51 071 69 218 41 007 4 552 5 618 18 031 622 569 59 452 82 727 284 221 41 532 154 537 22 051 12 088 10 662 9 224 18 100 62 865 19 547 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 7 118 323 160 955 53 808 12 324 28 237 8 237 10 590 47 759 200 478 35 314 104 541 60 523 10 137 3 688 14 776 7 597 457 967 35 302 123 925 131 584 47 543 129 513 1 506 20 814 7 755 9 703 9 153 23 035 11 415 12 421 5 195 28 615 13 250 812 588 49 944 35 708 68 375 109 049 125 394 20 827 75 055 75 361 249 955 11 135 18 751 29 348 (D) 10 415 5 728 4 242 55 049 11 518 48 469 65 552 39 953 4 224 5 355 16 019 598 409 55 100 79 737 274 723 40 020 147 829 20 979 11 920 10 580 7 944 15 712 51 509 18 085 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 20 539 7 019 1 472 3 691 24 380 3 697 13 795 6 888 1 010 355 1 708 856 55 948 4 152 15 278 16 317 5 519 14 582 203 2 279 907 1 112 927 2 571 1 437 1 309 531 3 205 1 661 105 093 5 918 4 609 8 675 15 102 16 627 2 537 8 164 10 200 33 260 1 272 2 369 3 617 958 555 8 033 1 985 461 650 1 748 77 304 6 801 10 283 37 588 5 220 17 412 1 377 911 1 637 7 955 2 092 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 381 807 124 278 25 789 57 474 24 771 27 925 110 570 467 577 69 433 266 380 131 754 17 711 6 711 33 622 15 446 075 780 77 882 297 118 310 805 105 421 283 554 3 912 44 037 17 969 19 794 18 555 52 567 29 877 24 519 9 957 52 157 29 507 049 038 117 954 89 157 153 731 295 086 311 582 48 282 178 737 199 295 545 203 23 132 44 852 70 988 43 076 63 509 1 918 18 558 11 511 160 053 37 195 135 745 153 663 100 745 9 507 11 358 31 953 481 509 127 183 196 697 715 979 99 725 340 924 45 471 20 642 28 558 18 807 31 821 156 226 39 299 employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 6 191 1 896 445 1 062 401 503 1 884 7 187 4 496 5 034 737 3 250 2 964 10 547 387 630 1 029 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 211 2 649 598 1 509 156 218 531 23 453 2 104 3 246 11 054 1 519 5 530 707 336 897 987 308 1 025 Kindof-business group Lumber, building matis,, hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments General merchandise group stores * ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) 12 629 1 672 538 1 943 11 805 1 142 5 301 5 353 1 570 225 685 794 23 AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 23-10 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kindof-buslness group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores * HAMPSHIRE COUNTY . . • NORTHAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AMHERST TO*N . . . EASTHAMPTON TOKN . SOUTH HADLEY TOWN. WARE TOAN ALL OTHER PLACES . MIDDLESEX COUNTY . . . CAMBRIDGE EVERETT LOWELL MALDEN MARLBOROUGH hEOFORD MELROSE NEWTON SOMERvILLE •lALTHAM W06URN REMAINDER OF COUNTY- ARLINGTON TOWN . . ASHLAND TOWN . . . AYER TOWN BEDFORD TOWN . . . BELMONT TOWN . . . BILLERICA TOWN . . BURLINGTON TOWN. . CHELMSFORD TOWN. . CONCORD TOWN . . . DRACUT TOWN. . . . FRAMINGHAM TOWN. . HOPKINTON TOWN . . HUDSON TOWN. . . . LEXINGTON TOWN . . MAYNARD TOWN . . • NATICK TOWN. . . . READING TOWN . . . STONEHAM TOWN. . . TEWKSBURY TOWN . . WAKEFIELD TOWN . . WATERTOWN TOWN . . WAYLAND TOWN . * . WESTFORD TOWN. . . WILMINGTON TOWN. . WINCHESTER TOWN. . ALL OTHER PLACES . NANTUCKET COUNTY . . . NORFOLK COUNTY . . . . QUINCY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AVON TOWN BRAINTREE TOWN . . BROOKLINE TOWN . . CANTON TOWN. . . . COHASSET TOWN. . . DEDHAM TOWN. . . . FOXBOROUGH TOWN. . FRANKLIN TOWN. . . HOLBROOK TOWN. . . MEOWAY TOWN. . . . MILLIS TOWN. . . . MILTON TOWN. . . . NEEDHAM TOWN . . . NORWOOD TOWN . . . RANDOLPH TO*N. . . SHARON TOWN. . . . STOUGHTON TOWN . . WALPOLE TOWN . . . WELLESLEY TOWN . . WESTWOOD TOWN. . . WEYMOUTH TOWN. . . ALL OTHER PLACES . 161 535 653 1*47 203 3 68U 268 33 79 3 743 757 2 986 106 162 50 981 55 181 13 174 11 703 5 067 13 479 11 758 1 631 634 237 947 32 035 142 299 73 776 28 201 101 946 23 721 119 709 82 585 104 955 45 034 639 426 43 900 4 335 10 994 13 061 31 744 18 388 14 288 21 945 19 346 8 381 114 149 3 689 13 130 30 888 11 987 47 052 17 292 27 021 7 107 26 667 46 897 7 043 2 112 16 806 17 008 64 196 756 595 153 756 602 839 2 664 56 024 116 108 13 197 10 995 45 407 11 934 13 876 7 035 6 176 2 163 14 038 39 220 58 263 19 118 5 770 18 191 15 444 52 993 8 578 41 585 34 060 100 364 49 687 50 677 12 885 11 259 4 347 11 915 10 250 570 750 231 007 29 235 135 757 59 898 27 285 98 955 22 737 117 059 75 443 102 445 43 008 616 910 42 305 4 275 10 766 12 707 31 255 18 134 14 064 21 111 18 984 7 723 111 735 3 653 12 878 30 298 11 529 46 280 16 942 25 835 6 501 25 459 43 689 6 651 1 524 16 368 15 224 59 798 9 579 732 935 149 008 583 927 2 274 54 822 113 920 12 015 10 521 44 829 11 545 12 822 5 571 5 962 2 059 12 904 38 690 57 119 IB 554 5 464 16 979 14 702 52 555 8 380 39 419 1 179 595 1 242 1 182 195 110 29 428 3 765 18 153 9 766 3 004 11 022 2 544 14 832 9 707 14 128 4 323 75 438 4 749 543 1 380 1 626 3 872 2 024 1 488 2 536 2 513 952 14 023 14 477 1 408 1 156 1 538 1 455 595 605 6 178 1 88U 654 1 870 1 580 6 615 942 4 885 218 217 108 089 110 128 27 335 23 119 11 180 23 948 24 546 3 777 885 565 482 71 773 339 155 190 595 55 825 224 885 49 723 288 169 181 348 274 182 84 880 1 451 758 88 028 10 155 25 080 30 026 73 511 39 064 33 473 47 704 47 046 17 920 280 925 8 863 29 152 58 176 29 041 107 795 38 109 64 032 14 076 55 846 113 277 16 424 2 911 31 055 36 749 143 298 22 474 1 751 603 410 552 1 341 051 11 288 153 798 281 647 29 252 21 238 96 381 31 198 27 214 14 310 11 190 3 624 25 971 81 509 118 584 37 574 13 256 38 302 31 964 131 985 18 514 89 783 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not avallat)le. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 3 520 59 245 (X) Not applicable. 3 587 1 834 1 853 433 384 199 381 456 58 555 6 818 1 251 5 606 2 995 855 3 097 72b 4 407 2 752 4 298 1 355 22 383 1 293 185 412 506 1 014 589 564 926 745 309 1 554 548 1 125 250 25 742 6 517 20 225 1 626 580 230 594 555 1 632 249 1 497 1 296 177 5 883 619 228 565 334 124 254 124 305 440 227 2 323 448 1 875 74 592 4 561 920 9 717 2 630 1 161 3 382 1 394 4 322 4 212 7 523 2 246 32 224 1 189 241 1 199 502 856 1 177 1 483 189 4 974 27 AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 23-12 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov- 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores • Sales ($1,000) PLYMOUTH COUNTY BROCKTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ABINGTON TOWN BkIOGEWATER TOKN . . . HINGHAM TOWN HULL TOWN MIDOLEBOROUGH TOWN . . PLYMOUTH TOWN ROCKLAND TOWN SCITUATE TOWN WAREHAM TOWN WHITMAN TOWN ALL OTHER PLACES . . . SUFFOLK COUNTY BOSTON CHELSEA REVERE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . WINTHftOP TOWN WORCESTER COUNTY FITCHBURG GARDNER LEOMINSTER WORCESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ATHOL TOWN AUBURN TOWN CLINTON TOWN DUDLEY TOWN GRAFTON TOWN HOLDEN TOWN HOPEDALE TOWN LEICESTER TOWN . . . . MILFORD TOWN MILLBURY TOWN NORTHBOROUGH TOWN. . . NORTHBRIDGE TOWN . . . NORTH BROOKFIELD TOWN. OXFORD TOWN SHREWSBURY TOWN. . . . S0UTHBRID6E TOWN . . . SPENCER TOWN UXBRIDGE TOWN WARREN TOWN WEBSTER TOWN WESTBOROUGH TOWN . . . WEST BOYLSTON TOWN . . WINCHENDON TOWN. . . . ALL OTHER PLACES . . . 2 671 729 1 912 816 7 833 6 940 381 387 125 125 5 535 U85 218 269 1 725 2 838 1 919 Sill 1 378 5 783 5 204 245 259 75 75 4 005 369 158 197 1 327 1 954 114 359 105 135 553 223 552 10 126 B 121 29 090 6 146 16 067 29 076 15 474 11 894 352 477 239 952 48 659 52 697 11 169 11 169 779 902 79 015 27 341 30 291 311 156 332 099 15 713 10 990 19 472 6 150 10 154 11 767 2 618 4 030 29 344 6 673 7 311 13 211 3 Oil 7 368 31 040 25 043 10 980 6 140 1 867 23 409 11 735 4 746 8 214 61 113 341 615 131 319 210 296 9 602 7 457 28 514 5 856 14 603 27 268 14 682 11 564 302 119 197 010 45 329 49 705 10 075 10 075 741 662 76 509 26 009 28 443 301 116 309 585 15 279 10 332 18 686 5 258 9 766 11 297 2 412 310 7 127 12 493 2 793 6 870 29 896 23 975 10 100 5 306 1 785 22 085 11 269 4 456 7 716 52 853 41 836 16 630 25 206 1 086 876 3 253 701 1 693 3 384 1 677 1 540 205 561 193 954 5 125 5 475 1 007 I 007 3 170 3 275 39 510 33 503 1 702 1 247 1 978 541 924 885 1 125 268 601 2 807 2 505 947 557 190 2 550 1 242 554 938 6 251 802 296 323 359 478 937 20 010 15 431 62 583 14 295 32 783 60 898 31 263 27 748 4 067 952 3 831 249 100 393 117 792 18 518 18 518 1 669 602 174 638 51 817 64 423 725 676 643 048 30 500 23 157 37 042 12 204 IB 164 20 720 6 062 10 395 56 512 13 558 16 433 22 626 5 634 12 041 53 562 49 761 17 869 11 703 3 106 50 018 21 830 12 190 16 409 121 552 12 998 5 176 7 822 329 260 966 265 594 59 801 55 974 1 650 27 591 2 766 1 001 1 050 11 427 11 327 550 366 587 177 337 322 97 165 948 215 185 1 112 806 303 6i 939 333 230 273 '2 351 1 921 444 1 477 18 170 3 283 14 887 653 1 699 1 730 290 290 47 416 4 740 938 1 601 15 580 24 557 672 722 85 4 556 3 539 267 267 72 533 9 924 3 175 1 753 39 666 18 015 735 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. I AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 23-14 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($i.noo) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-16 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 52'* 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 ( 5«3 Sit 545 5«6 5t62 5463 549 55PT1554) 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) BliOCKTOft SMSA-Conlinued FURNITUREt HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY 1 CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA! GLASSWARE! HETALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO! TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING! DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERASESI DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL < LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES ' ANTIQUE STORES ' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES < STATIONERY STORES ' SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES - BICYCLE SHOPS HAY! GRAIN! FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL! ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA! PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY! SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE! LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS 5 I DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes; - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, 'flonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. at 987 5 7«2 822 332 490 623 (Dl (Dl 7 377 2 915 885 3 577 I 7 784 5 195 1 155 815 13 785 10 292 8 582 22 573 5 742 338 392 752 729 1 381 1 013 772 179 3 512 2 703 2 340 26 104 18 031 13 253 3 579 66 595 50 988 43 358 55 434 11 162 1 299 1 470 1 440 2 035 1 476 1 200 1 000 (X) Not applicable. 23-18 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -Continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5«3 sun 5«5 516 5U62 5U53 549 553 559 562-3 1568 562 563i56S 563 I FAR RIVER, MASS.-R.I.,SMSA Consists of Fall River city and Somerset, Swansea, and Westport towns, in Bristol County, Mass.; and Tiverton town in Newport County, R.I. RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARD*ARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACToRING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES HEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN. S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STOR Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Witliheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, pari of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in ttiis table. 7 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweel( ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) FALL RIVEIi. MASS.-R.I..SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS! EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE 1 HOME FURNISHINGS STORES • . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL ' LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES ' BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are sliown separately in this tatile. 12 909 a 352 7 280 619 227 ID) (D) 3 177 589 1*91 12 23-20 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5«3 544 545 545 5462 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-21 TABLE 4. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business FITCHBIlRGltOMIHSTER SMSA-Contlnued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES ...'.... RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) D/ithheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are stiown separately m tliis table. 4 731 2 177 1 935 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) (X) Not applicable. 8 870 6 205 t 003 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 131 1 619 1 073 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 12 131 7 077 « 917 11 509 31 007 20 971 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 23-22 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) [payroll, workweek ended neatest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, woikweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) tAWKNCE-HAVEIiHia. MASS.-N.H..m)^Mm«-il FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOr. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS 5 I DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Witliheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 11 75U 8 21U 6 399 971 538 IDI (Dl 2 076 1 099 365 21 515 16 152 9 820 tee » 086 2 058 5 063 29 802 6 025 733 333 400 893 163 730 1 145 2 044 12 677 661 10 898 7 466 5 807 877 486 ID) ID) 2 010 1 099 323 20 545 15 752 9 574 488 3 690 2 000 4 793 26 866 5 745 353 2 014 U 521 529 1 798 1 246 951 143 104 IDI 7 450 2 331 1 031 100 488 78 808 50 140 3 801 13 910 10 957 21 680 25 732 25 380 352 68 649 11 616 702 192 921 279 263 771 489 1 093 2 047 1 645 984 73 323 265 402 235 200 107 (X) Not applicable. 23-24 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 52U 5251 5252 542 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-3 1568 562 563.568 563 ( RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. . . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIV AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS ACCESSORY STORES EN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Lowell city and Billerica, Ctielmsford, Dracut, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough, and Westford towns in Middlesex County, Mass. 12 320 4 256 1 064 25 508 19 979 4 433 725 54 245 50 313 795 28 864 23 821 22 946 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) WItfilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC inajor group 53, are stiown separately in this table. 946 325 293 4 710 3 776 934 (X) No! applicable. 19 979 4 433 725 2S 216 23 821 22 946 9 536 2 227 2 227 4 670 3 736 934 3 739 2 751 856 2 798 2 372 2 309 1 545 383 383 70 047 51 101 16 144 1 255 84 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-26 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 521 522 523 52t 5251 5252 512 5U3 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-31 568 562 563 1 568 563 ( NFW BEDFORD SMSft RET4IL LUMBER 1 TRADE I TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATIN&i l=LUMBING EOUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi SLASSi WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES I MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIESi NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERSt FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERSi NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . HEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY Clothing stores SHOE stores MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . I MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of New Bedford city and Acustinet, Dartmouth, and Fairhaven towns in Bristol County; and Marlon and Mattapoisett towns in Plymouth County, Mass. 471 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-27 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses (number) NEW BEDFORD SMSA-Continued FURNITUREt HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINSS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 13 296 e 990 6 439 29« 1 785 U72 » 306 20 097 3 980 330 6 783 5 228 t 237 650 133 (Dl (U! 7 071 6 729 342 18 363 3 860 28U 1 126 912 777 2 781 1 986 1 468 20 523 15 104 13 381 1 759 55 583 40 Oil 30 012 1 592 6 274 2 133 15 572 18 527 17 747 780 41 517 7 039 894 23-28 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) RETAIL TRADE 1 TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDINS MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EOUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASSi *ALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY 1 NUT" CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIESi MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES' NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS" FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS" NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY" ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT" MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT" MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S" BOYS" APPAREL STORES" CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S" BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN"S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of PittsfieW city and Dalton, Lanesborough, tee, and Lenox towns in Berkshire County, Mass. 6 63U 1 567 1 05tt 18 349 11 286 6 003 20 829 18 092 12 120 3 485 2 617 868 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 510 1 587 1 016 18 291 11 286 6 003 20 3«9 18 092 12 120 1 077 25U 135 2 316 2 03« 1 370 19 763 4 685 2 300 50 332 35 935 12 138 39 293 33 292 21 675 9 164 6 355 2 809 330 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-29 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) PITTSFigP SMSA-Continued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINSSi EQUIPMENT STOr^ES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERlrJG STORES. . DRAPERY! CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALKARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEKELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELIY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . PROVIDENCE-PAWTUCKET-WABWICK, R.I.-MASS.. SMSA 6 023 3 385 2 281 8 157 6 «82 t 306 11 926 3 t51 396 8 135 6 160 t Itt 11 2311 3 293 396 456 23-30 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5U2 543 5«"t 5115 516 5462 5163 549 5611567 561 567 562-3.568 562 563 1568 563 ( SPIilNISFIELMHICOPEt-HaYOKE, lllAS$.-CONW.. SMSA RETAIL Tr?ADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUHBEr? YAFIOS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EOUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi SLASSi WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING . . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERSi FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERSi NONFRANCHISED TIREi BATTERYi ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOATi MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHEk AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS . GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MENiSi BOYS' APPAREL STORESi CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS. CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN. S SHOE STORES CHILORENiS. JUVENILES. SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. Si INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Cfiicopee, Holyoke. Springfield, and Westfield cities and Agawam, [ast Longmeadow, Hampden, Longmeadow, Ludlow, Monson, Palmer, Souttiwick, West Springfield, and Wilbrafiam towns in Hampden County; Northampton city and Easthampton, Granby, Hadley, and South Hadley towns in Hampshire County; and Warren town in Worcester (iounty, Mass.; and Somers tnwn in Tolland County, Conn. 30 083 13 289 3 373 1 031 2 747 654 7 395 1 594 97 903 73 840 16 294 5 606 1 776 387 168 576 155 069 3 686 I 156 1 192 1 366 1 314 3 634 123 083 103 029 85 731 4 559 12 739 13 631 4 360 (01 (01 29 433 13 189 3 231 1 003 2 581 654 7 231 1 544 97 611 73 840 16 294 158 504 147 613 2 994 1 054 856 882 802 3 438 2 764 674 121 327 103 029 85 731 4 559 12 739 12 223 4 184 IDI (01 37 508 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-31 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-32 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payrall Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-33 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-34 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-35 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued 23-36 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-conti nued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) BRISTOL COUNTY RETAIL TR4DEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS- HALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES • DRY GOODS STORES SEWINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES 5«2 5«3 5«« 5«5 546 5462 5U53 549 TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES' VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY 1 NUT' CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES' MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES' NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS' FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS' NONFRANCHISED TIRE' BATTERY' ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME And auto supply STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT' MARINE' AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT' BOAT' MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS 562-3'56e WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES 562 WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 563'568 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . 563 ( MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAhEL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES 57 TOTAL 571 FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES 5712 FURNITURE STORES 5713 FLOOR COVERING STORES 5714 DRAPERY' CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES 5715 CHINA' GLASSWARE' METALWARE STORES 5719 MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are stiown separately in this table. 23 469 13 897 2 421 44 251 26 908 6 745 10 019 316 363 1 622 3 807 3 298 509 73 269 55 858 46 346 3 602 5 910 10 059 4 494 818 2 040 1 390 591 4 369 5 430 628 1 231 25 872 17 334 14 780 1 540 409 367 238 133 143 118 165 5 989 (Dl 1 397 397 1 450 3 507 3 140 367 IDI 71 241 55 858 46 346 3 602 5 910 8 475 4 192 32 234 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-37 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 23-38 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 543 541 545 546 SU62 5463 549 561 1 557 561 567 562-31 558 552 553.568 553 I 571 5712 5713 5714 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 ESSEX COUNTY—CONTINUED GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENEFiAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEHING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS SOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES HOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS! FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MENiS SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY 1 CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES Slandaril Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 124 787 93 059 16 402 14 027 938 351 215 922 194 253 5 371 2 301 2 551 1 709 2 957 5 778 5 172 606 645 345 114 715 97 076 82 522 3 712 10 842 9 836 4 752 177 2 874 2 138 736 29 042 16 170 12 872 716 498 IDI 10 946 5 574 1 501 220 101 IDI 5 951 3 320 1 057 375 582 (X) Not applicable. 124 449 93 069 16 390 13 877 880 233 202 120 184 089 4 283 1 457 1 379 1 539 2 701 5 532 4 968 554 454 176 111 659 97 075 82 522 3 712 10 642 7 065 4 550 177 2 690 1 958 732 28 504 15 792 12 712 596 29 238 18 226 13 948 2 258 1 397 (Dl (D) 6 851 3 238 923 11 708 9 905 8 319 425 1 152 754 767 335 973 232 817 52 762 45 574 3 228 592 329 368 272 215 5 405 3 251 4 284 5 801 5 453 30 666 28 798 1 858 502 691 215 796 183 100 154 850 7 798 20 452 12 421 15 503 538 4 234 3 585 549 25 201 20 996 400 5 748 14 848 2 709 493 97 405 52 921 45 128 7 780 5 755 (Dl 101 24 821 6 997 2 555 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-39 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid 23-40 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establisliments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended neatest Nov. 15 (dollars! Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (number) 55 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 565 554.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 FRANKLIN COUNTY—CONTINUED AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMErj'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL HAMPDEN COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are stiown separately in tliis table. 3 909 825 1 729 1 252 477 816 (Dl 149 135 137 095 2 991 (X) Not applicable. 1 992 875 1 117 12 508 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-41 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVlore: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-42 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVlore: 1963- Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (number) 594 59112 59i»3 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 597 598 5962 5992 5993 5991 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 PART* 532 534 535 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 1 567 562-3 I 568 562 563 1 568 565 566 564 1 569 HAMPDEN COUNTY—CONTINUE[) OTHER RETAIL STORES—CONTINUED BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES , STATIONERY STORES , SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS .... SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS , NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS. . . . . DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS HAMPSHIRE COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 2 986 22 536 956 27 524 26 051 877 173 560 2 984 196 2 696 10 910 57 U02 2 941 6 428 552 779 38 708 35 209 1 494 922 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-43 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) Witli payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) HAMPSHIRE COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITUF^Ei HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCEi RADIOi TELEVISIONi MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES] DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL IIDDLESEX COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. HEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTuRING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 1 631 631 74 592 28 774 10 082 1 688 5 838 2 332 25 100 778 171 549 125 451 27 137 16 299 1 582 1 080 430 427 304 895 11 912 2 342 3 878 1 986 3 650 U 349 9 519 1 830 263 979 240 663 201 197 10 516 28 950 10 372 9 638 1 088 2 218 1 330 866 22 3 071 1 306 1 265 7 458 5 227 2 231 14 23-44 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 —Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-45 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (dollars) Paid 23-46 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contin ued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-47 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establisliments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business NORFOLK COUNTY—CONTINUED NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS. . • . DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS PLYMOUTH COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standaid Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this tatile. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 2"t 9«0 2 055 "» 806 18 079 100 900 94 994 1 706 537 19 118 3 651 9 425 4 374 5 051 2 474 3 202 396 10 985 7 430 3 555 26 290 20 722 5 558 10 955 10 358 597 45 145 12 291 1 393 805 775 3 058 1 919 17 166 727 Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) 95 712 90 732 1 252 315 18 430 3 355 9 279 4 254 5 025 2 402 3 044 350 10 619 7 128 3 491 40 925 11 993 929 748 579 3 046 1 533 15 894 6 103 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 207 739 468 351 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 149 877 134 197 1 887 470 928 12 395 5 309 7 559 700 34 461 24 084 10 377 33 929 32 892 1 037 98 535 21 097 2 764 3 063 Paid 23-48 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5U3 544 545 545 5452 5463 549 551 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-49 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweeli ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses SUFFOLK COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES—COI HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . WORCESTER COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS « 789 1 363 3 «26 161 232 117 795 76 325 14 653 18 78'* 8 033 437 43 917 U2 494 1 423 183 094 60 123 6 299 1 528 7 488 1 131 4 265 357 13 519 2 806 12 845 5 609 4 745 1 347 3 398 158 500 115 063 75 357 14 653 17 168 7 885 43 437 173 556 60 123 4 737 770 4 017 11 495 « 619 6 876 (D) 183 23-50 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars! Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 542 5«3 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-3.568 562 563 i 568 563 ( 5713 5714 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 WORCESTER COUNTY—CONTINUED GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD, MARKETS FRUIT STORES" VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES" MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NOnFRANCHISEO TIRE" BATTERY" ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT" MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT" BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY" SPECIALTY STORES" FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET" LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. Fur SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN"S" JUVENILES" SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN.S. INFANTS" WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES 72 533 44 380 16 521 10 617 699 315 2 156 1 377 1 852 1 667 3 894 4 437 135 162 111 765 99 126 2 722 3 465 1 981 1 484 50 315 10 658 9 712 946 22 107 14 650 7 457 639 5 501 10 767 476 1 115 201 8 975 1 280 31 805 19 028 15 038 2 339 596 181 874 8 822 3 126 829 72 463 44 380 !6 521 10 617 629 316 198 544 164 467 1 868 1 287 1 698 1 377 3 510 4 155 4 052 131 256 111 329 98 702 (D) (Dl 9 808 4 814 2 722 2 583 1 419 1 164 48 993 10 220 9 288 932 21 919 14 596 7 323 547 5 195 10 407 474 1 115 201 8 617 1 252 29 453 17 604 14 170 2 201 556 (01 (0) 8 412 2 706 731 9 579 4 978 2 822 1 686 16 032 13 835 208 12 299 10 074 8 801 3 599 2 465 1 134 4 366 2 921 2 266 409 116 (Dl (Dl 972 370 103 178 453 91 853 51 67e 32 903 1 299 720 308 688 266 923 4 066 2 651 2 124 3 140 6 434 22 739 22 059 680 (Dl (Dl 217 007 177 294 150 304 (01 (Dl 13 876 15 065 6 781 3 991 2 597 1 394 141 059 30 342 27 065 3 277 68 729 47 629 21 100 1 814 (Dl 13 461 25 700 1 332 2 558 400 21 410 2 827 32 971 54 783 41 970 18 889 7 538 1 761 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not applicable •Nonslore relaileis. part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-51 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-52 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code 521 522 523 521* 5251 5252 542 5U3 Sttt 515 546 5462 5463 549 City and kind of business 561iS67 561 567 562-3.568 562 563.568 563 ( 57 571 5712 5713 5714 5715 5719 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDIN5 MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINl. GLASS. KALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEHING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. HEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD I MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL. PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. Total (number) With payroll 870 471 137 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 34 138 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-53 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contin ued city and kind of business BOSTON— C ONT I NUED FURNITURE^ HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES—CON. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINS. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAfiES) DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAINi FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUELi ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORESi STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TrPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGiOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING 1 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . . RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. . HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. . HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . . Total (number) 1 394 257 137 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 119 010 110 018 72 037 39 111 37 967 1 12l( 173 352 57 558 5 832 1 528 1* 301 11 657 "t 685 6 972 i*9 077 27 277 3 352 18 tUB Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 116 702 107 710 71 151 38 359 37 291 1 06B 164 994 57 558 4 452 770 3 682 (D> 619 3 056 (Dl 434 1 417 832 172 5 980 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 39 150 30 254 19 933 6 097 5 975 122 20 863 4 526 872 128 744 901 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 755 197 577 948 390 002 394 039 86 865 18 370 2 441 15 929 IDI 16 491 12 731 (D) 2 058 5 341 3 142 524 19 522 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (number) 13 941 11 162 7 633 Active proprie tors ol unincor- porated businesses (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 23-54 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-conti nued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 54 511 542 543 544 545-549 55PT(554) 56 561 1 567 562-31 568 562 563 1 568 565 566 564 1 569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 BROCKTON—CONTINUED FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETSi FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORESi CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHINGi SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-«EAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORYi SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERSi . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCEi RADIOi TELEVISIONi MUSIC STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES BOOKi STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS FARMi GARDEN SUPPLY STORESi INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUELi ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLUMBINGi PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETSi FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETS . . 847 657 190 223 988 076 661 837 563 261 27 886 22 816 3 748 1 322 53 248 50 526 1 215 6 723 4 533 2 190 754 594 160 12 997 3 290 273 27 644 22 816 3 578 1 250 49 936 47 564 1 155 1 214 901 313 269 752 249 3 954 3 150 655 149 27 374 17 598 9 776 35 282 6 806 1 035 4 909 13 539 4 573 74 763 60 094 11 775 2 894 78 856 71 813 1 887 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-55 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid 23-56 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6. Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 — Continued City and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) FALL FilVER—CONTINUED AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES] DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 12 057 8 05H 4 003 8 388 5 t96 2 892 658 3J3 325 045 331 937 3 816 1 639 1 820 (X) Not applicable. 11 761 7 908 3 853 794 902 892 658 333 325 3 812 1 639 1 816 8 856 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-57 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-58 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 — Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek nearest Nov, 15 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 56 561 1 567 562-31568 562 553 1 568 565 555 554 1559 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 521 522-524 5251 5252 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 HOLYOKE—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS »OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES' VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 731 2 174 1 622 352 635 1 224 100 5 267 3 356 1 909 5 703 3 540 2 163 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 195 296 899 5 445 3 282 2 163 743 5 356 1 721 21 115 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-59 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 23-60 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contmued SIC code 56 561.567 562-3 < 568 562 563.568 565 566 561. 569 592 593 59« 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business 521 522-5211 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5V sal 5lt2 5«3 514 5«5-5U9 LOWELL—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl. DRUG SCORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL. LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. I JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Total (number) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) iWittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not : *Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 10 925 7 65« 3 271 1 065 5 500 2 559 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 733 USB 002 273 139 171 257 UOl 31 082 1 529 1 103 iilable. (X) Not applicable. 10 723 7 452 3 271 Payroll, entire ($1,000) 916 5 096 2 323 597 458 966 173 32 978 28 708 1 143 981 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) 145 804 372 534 272 124 138 2 001 1 204 429 368 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 52 995 37 736 15 259 2 486 14 958 6 628 10 403 5 584 2 587 2 232 35 951 20 525 7 731 7 695 54 005 41 041 1 994 2 753 1 080 820 260 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-61 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued City and kind of business Total (number! With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) LYNN CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. HEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 6 286 3 90B 2 378 11 398 8 628 2 770 15 059 3 6«2 3«e 830 6314 212 98U 10 750 2 3H3 5 015 6 080 3 788 2 292 10 916 8 1116 2 770 It 353 3 612 282 «63 830 6311 212 98« 15 23-62 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 55 561.567 562-3.558 552 553.568 555 555 554 . 559 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 595 597 598 599 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 543 544 545-549 MALDEN—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES] DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL NEW BEDFORD RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE- FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. . HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. - HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . , MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . . . , FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL 150 692 549 794 855 802 007 3 559 2 603 956 5 884 4 148 1 736 2 959 2 705 253 12 617 5 486 278 722 4 395 1 251 526 902 981 643 36 037 31 429 2 005 4 954 592 2 623 1 794 829 738 901 389 569 820 5 678 3 942 1 735 959 705 253 11 699 5 408 190 722 831 083 4 088 2 846 763 479 32 423 28 339 1 778 814 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-63 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmu ed City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) NEW BEDFORD—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 10 585 23-64 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contm ued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-65 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued City and kind of business Total (number) Witli payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) PITTSFIELD—CONTINUED APPAr?ELi ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES i CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHINGi SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORYi SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING Places ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES I. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Witliheltl to avoid disclosure. (NA)Not; •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. iilable. (X) Not applicable. 6 696 5 080 1 616 9 nib 2 187 396 551 790 534 227 337 530 155 6 tue 4 832 1 616 8 916 2 397 396 7 509 5 762 53"t 1 213 26 582 23 148 3 132 302 34 125 28 128 2 207 346 137 3 307 1 701 1 351 350 4 244 3 559 608 3 292 2 207 248 32 326 25 417 6 909 20 915 5 459 1 460 24 521 19 018 1 732 3 771 73 246 60 977 10 830 1 439 70 801 46 642 5 388 23-66 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 59« 595 596 597 59S 599 City and kind of business 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 QUINCY—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS HOHEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-IVEAR STORES SOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JE»ELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL SOMERVILLE RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FIbH ISEAFOODI MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 8 674 1 751 2 593 2 269 304 (01 1 327 16 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-67 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti ments ($1,000) Establish- ments witti payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) SOMERVILLE—CONT I NUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL SPRINGFIELD RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . HEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL 923 281 662 2 128 1 502 626 3 999 3 736 263 «10 115 233 259 561 701 2 028 1 142 586 6 099 2 875 3 224 3 909 3 646 263 310 3 627 595 49 092 41 996 6 152 944 55 230 50 354 1 876 183 1 399 692 707 7 771 6 120 1 525 126 976 380 169 4 654 716 1 503 5 519 « 273 1 245 27 514 13 330 14 184 12 005 n 158 847 s 23-68 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 56 551 t 567 562-31 558 552 553 1 558 555 555 554 I 559 SPRINGFIELD—CONT I NUED APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERA6ESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES 59 EX.591 TOTAL 592 LIQUOR STORES 593 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 594 BOOK. STATIONERY STORES 595 SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS 595 FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . 597 JEWELRY STORES 598 FUEL. ICE DEALERS 599 OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 521 LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 522-524 HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES 5251 HARDWARE STORES 5252 FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* 53 PART* TOTAL 531 DEPARTMENT STORES 533 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 539 MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS 542 MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS 543 FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS 544 CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES 545-549 OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) iWilhheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Nolj 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in tins table. 20 357 5 845 7 185 5 289 1 897 3 351 3 453 522 14 305 7 601 6 704 24 779 5 780 895 1 722 552 (Dl 2 147 15 580 10 649 3 499 955 465 56 565 58 502 1 703 865 1 116 4 379 164 134 16 791 lable. (X) Not applicable. 20 059 5 733 7 082 5 239 1 843 3 333 3 399 522 13 749 7 341 5 406 23 503 5 760 857 1 530 480 (D) 53 573 55 974 1 625 865 995 4 113 180 937 335 891 444 259 552 4 647 3 522 1 125 3 597 825 125 391 5 533 4 271 201 57 951 15 848 23 481 15 307 7 174 4 917 10 740 1 975 43 015 26 295 16 721 97 785 74 303 23 482 58 888 14 434 2 471 7 673 106 139 80 547 3 697 898 2 333 18 564 900 223 412 297 115 480 264 215 1 941 1 546 395 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-69 TABLE 6. Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors o( unincor- porated businesses (number) 56 561 1567 552-3.568 562 563 I 558 555 555 55Ui559 59 EX 592 593 59« 595 595 597 598 599 WORCESTER—COM I NUED 4PP4RELI ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS *OMEN'S CLOTHINGi SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 30 506 7 200 1« 525 8 383 5 1«2 1 3«0 6 921 517 13 982 8 787 5 195 22 Oil 17 127 t 584 25 937 5 501 1 105 1 051 759 2 022 8 853 5 515 30 054 7 010 14 429 8 329 6 100 1 220 5 888 617 13 556 8 525 5 031 21 095 15 579 4 515 24 375 5 501 948 1 041 759 1 975 8 073 4 977 4 835 1 194 2 483 1 541 942 173 921 55 103 503 500 385 1 020 937 88 724 19 635 45 917 28 990 17 927 3 332 17 639 1 201 40 729 30 328 10 401 103 534 82 549 20 885 62 503 14 379 1 404 2 886 5 957 18 190 15 493 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 23-70 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART 5812 PART 5612 PART Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business MASSACHUSETTS IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS' TOTAL. RLSTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . . . BOSTON SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. RESTAURANTSt LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . . . BROCKTON SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTA FALL RIVER. IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. ' ITCHBURG-LEOMINSTER SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. LAWRENCE-HAVERHILL. MASS.-N.H.. SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS. TOTAL. RESTAURANTSt LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLAGES . . . LOWELL SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTA NEW BEDFORD SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTA NCHROOMS RESTAURANTS CAFETERIAS . . . . REFRESHMENT PLACES PITTSFIELD SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL CAFETERIAS SPRINgFlELD-CHICOPEE-HOLYOKE.MASS.-CQNN., SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTA RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . . . W>RCESTER SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. RESTAURANTSt LUNCHROOMS. CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . . . With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 1131 8 158 1 733 555 (D) (D) 6111 (D) 2 98 (D) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 1431 8 158 1 733 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 363 2 1)78 1492 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended neatest Nov, 15 (number) 1 320 1 320 (D) 1 2614 (D) Represoits zeio. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not avaiiable. (X) Not ainlicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-71 TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Military Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 23-72 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city MASSACHUSCTTSiTOTAL BARNSTABLE COUNTY^. . . . BARNSTABLE TOWN . . . FALMOUTH TOWN .... PROVINCETOWN TOWN . . BERKSHIRE COUNTY NORTH ADAMS PITTSflELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY . . ADAMS TOWN DALTON TOWN GREAT BARRINGTON TOWN LEE TOWN WILLIAMSTOWN TOWN . . BRISTOL COUNTY ATTLEBORO FALL RIVER. NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY . . DARMOUTH TOWN .... FAIRHAVEN TOWN. . . . MANSFIELD TOWN. . . . NORTH ATTLE60R0UGH TOWN . . ; SOMERSET TOWN .... SWANSEA TOWN DUKES COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY BEVERLY GLOUCESTER HAVERHILL LAWRENCE LYNN NEW8URYP0RT PEABODY SALEM REMAINDER OF COUNTY , . AMESBURY TOWN .... ANDOVER TOWN DANVERS TOWN IPSWICH TOWN MARBLEHEAD TOWN . . . METHUEN TOWN NAHANT TOWN NORTH ANDOVER TOWN. . ROCKPORT TOWN .... SAUGUS TOWN SWAMPSCOTT TOWN . . . FRANKLIN COUNTY^ GREENFIELD TOWN . . . MONTAGUE TOWN .... ORANGE TOWN HAMPDEN COUNTY CHICOPEE HOLYOKE SPRINGFIELD WESTFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY . . AGAWAM TOWN LONGMEADOW TOWN . . . LUDLOW TOWN PALMER TOWN WEST SPRINGFIELD TOWN HAMPSHIRE COUNTY NORTHAMPTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY . . AMHERST TOWN EASTHAMPTON TOWN. . . SOUTH HADLEY TOWN . . WARE TOWN MIDDLESEX COUNTY CAMBRIDGE EVERETT LOWELL MALDEN MARLBOROUGH MEDFORD MELROSE NEWTON Total (number) With payroll (number) 52 148« 35 U08 57 H 513 279 1 265 1 367 171 1 161 113 109 82 15U 6 3q0 323 335 595 1 029 1 095 215 332 550 1 866 137 1 318 503 687 1 863 1 002 330 672 9 893 1 118 H3« 1 002 2 820 297 1)75 1 275 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 6 2141 867 112 821 33 200 20 500 7 505 23 U89 R3 693 51 611 10 <430 3 380 12 673 5 728 7 U76 tlB 212 30 371 120 791 127 196 146 350 93 501 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year 4 35 17 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-73 TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 23-74 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Sales Total, all Establish- establish- merits with ments payroll ($1,000) ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE> TOTAL 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* LUHBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. general merchandise group stores*. . food stores Automotive dealers GASOLINE service STATIONS apparel 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES" PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS * RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL 52 'lumber. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS 53 PART* GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES*. . . . 5(i iFOOO STORES 55 EX.554 AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS 55PT(55U] GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 56 59PT(591 59 EX.59 53 PART t APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FuRNITuRE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 59PTI591) 59 EX.591 53 PART * RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES*. . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SEKVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES, NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES*. . . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART • APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS • 1 039 2 38 065 BARNSTABLE COUNTY BERKSHIRE COUNTY 10 970 5 357 32 171 12 351 3 868 15 858 7 2U1 5 809 2 955 11 665 3 868 in 638 U 269 161 793 8 681 16 385 U3 736 22 997 9 698 11 188 8 729 11 186 U 792 22 098 2 303 BRISTOL COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY 21 193 36 701 123 978 55 U86 2U 12M 30 301 22 511) 32 257 13 567 50 097 7 991 383 U5M 19 "463 35 616 111 930 52 866 18 502 13 521 itU 825 6 001 6 3U0 275 227 1 516 266 553 210 1 115 250 183 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23-75 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 -Continued SIC code RETAIL TRADE, TOTAL LUMBER, BLOG MATLS, HDWE, FARM EQUIP. DEAL GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL, ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC maioi gioup 53, are stiown separately in tliis table. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establistv ments ($1,000) SUFFOLK COUNTY 6 858 1 «32 21<) 35 188 1 226 16 "425 2145 082 275 209 lUl 687 13 2H7 lau 333 105 un Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 33 507 2ai 122 2U5 255 ino 1403 155 518 H2 135 170 831 Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) WORCESTER COUNTY 1 IMil 3311 603 195 124 63M 23U U25 629 963 HO 675 149 239 172 232 90 6143 11 172 as 606 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 588 921 39 179 U8 311 157 1466 88 157 36 058 20 965 73 8914 8 588 23-76 MASSACHUSETTS RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MASSACHUSETTS 23i77 TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958-continued Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (numlier) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (;i,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEt TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM E9UIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... rOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORE FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHI EATINGt DRINKING PLACES . . . . DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* EQUIPMENT STORE! RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG HATLSt HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* . . RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL . UMBER. BLDG MATES. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS ENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... OOD STORES ..... AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINF SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL UMBER. B^DG MATES. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALE GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS. ... GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS . APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL UMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 3 865 17 173 35 177 10 759 9 171 6 276 10 763 1 238 12 667 2 312 110 566 3 125 17 095 31 357 10 173 5 031 9 081 6 102 10 327 1 238 11 803 1 628 3 809 16 528 38 121 1 707 13 919 1 866 (D) 6 158 7 576 101 Michigan CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 24- which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 18 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 40 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 63 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 74 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 80 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 81 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 83 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 84 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 87 Incorporated places ol 100.000 and over Incorporated places of 25,000 100,000 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas 24-3 state total 1958 1963 $8,897,661,000 EACH SYMBOL = =. = =. = = 5% CHANGE MICHIGAN Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm [^= ggg Equip., Hardware Dealers ^3^608 General Merchandise Group Stores 2319 2581 1572 ^2_363^ _ Gasoline Service . Statipn, Appare I ^||iij^^..ai% ^496 '-^ZE ry St^es- ^B 556 Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^456 Equipment Stores ^464 i2% Eating, Drinking Places ^^yci Drug Stores, ^355 Proprietary Stores |B423 Other Retail Stores Bgfg Nonstore Retailers 158 243 54% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 24-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. 522-521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5«1 542 5«3 5«4 5't5-5«9 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.558 552 553.568 555 555 554.559 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 595 597 598 599 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS) FISH ISEAFOODl MARKETS FkUIT STOnESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES , DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL , DRUG STORES , PROPRIETARY STORES , OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL , LIQUOR STORES , ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES . FUEL. ICE DEALERS , OTHER STORES , NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 4 529 1 191 927 1 705 706 12 204 9 097 558 3 733 1 888 1 845 14 223 8 585 5 538 8 465 1 016 1 001 275 588 754 750 752 3 219 1 043 589 1 253 526 8 27U 6 on 402 157 299 1 405 3 500 726 1 310 857 443 385 900 178 5 409 750 477 195 414 572 515 530 1 955 10 855 344 508 344 294 435 54 628 143 477 115 803 1 386 258 1 090 123 187 144 108 991 580 864 389 313 58 073 12 700 15 345 105 433 556 145 131 039 248 343 204 594 43 649 69 351 94 175 13 237 453 812 250 202 203 510 751 178 495 472 255 705 422 583 391 198 31 485 529 339 106 105 33 330 24 711 43 238 135 417 51 439 10 430 898 583 155 290 756 48 344 132 341 111 715 1 382 715 1 090 123 185 776 106 817 2 453 820 2 280 161 53 281 10 018 12 461 97 S99 8 897 661 545 591 129 387 245 077 203 724 42 353 66 389 92 015 12 723 724 188 482 610 241 578 418 297 388 320 29 977 27 130 23 511 37 944 131 521 57 587 87 852 115 879 13 523 9 904 (M 375 585 1 796 4 452 1 007 1 519 4 440 2 012 2 428 14 842 9 126 5 716 2 472 2 257 205 7 958 789 642 269 559 689 867 959 3 074 3 933 1 270 577 1 350 525 153 2 67 1 014 3 932 873 1 391 1 000 3 200 1 548 1 552 12 538 7 712 4 826 4 925 621 355 195 383 489 571 535 1 576 978 240 582 260 153 322 132 658 319 117 104 734 (M 14 454 17 679 83 218 496 190 112 615 215 321 455 538 256 326 199 212 535 225 395 669 239 557 355 009 339 049 15 960 557 929 83 583 24 001 25 621 39 532 96 057 63 714 107 619 117 502 e 470 881 634 525 355 715 55 210 127 997 95 504 953 292 682 260 162 062 118 970 11 196 13 045 63 568 486 590 110 039 213 499 183 054 30 445 61 259 86 410 15 483 434 574 248 744 185 830 596 834 378 211 218 623 350 529 335 503 15 125 508 927 75 975 20 539 24 299 34 588 91 501 59 788 102 053 99 184 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. **Data not provided because establishments with no payroll are classified only at the next broader kind-of-business level. H:omparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 24-6 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, enhre year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5U2 543 544 545 545 5452 5463 549 551 1557 561 567 552-3 1 1.5 552 563.568 553 RETAIL TFiAOEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' Clothing and furnishings stores CUSTOM tailors WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STOREi CHILDREN. S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 69 758 12 204 9 097 459 3 994 820 715 104 1 450 929 521 130 8 274 5 Oil 359 10 855 344 64 138 22 160 29 218 3 250 143 477 115 803 96 221 10 065 2 705 580 864 389 313 54 213 3 860 12 700 15 345 24 569 58 223 32 935 35 286 4 672 7 869 2 362 818 2 054 630 1 781 572 46 039 236 919 119 571 96 027 16 392 66 198 34 732 27 657 3 809 556 145 131 039 126 282 4 757 248 343 204 694 43 549 4 677 2 097 1 509 25 502 9 864 69 351 94 175 7 511 19 076 2 531 55 057 12 398 839 10 430 898 583 155 229 548 51 208 18 228 27 274 2 842 132 341 111 715 1 382 715 I 090 123 185 776 94 857 9 719 2 241 453 820 280 151 50 299 2 982 10 018 12 461 21 251 66 297 31 807 34 490 3 552 5 589 2 324 672 2 062 546 1 779 588 45 039 235 919 94 271 93 073 16 392 58 390 31 362 24 147 2 881 245 077 203 724 42 353 4 341 1 895 1 207 25 372 9 538 7 497 19 075 2 473 52 959 11 998 725 3 705 4 310 545 15 092 169 111 128 416 28 643 179 553 154 804 4 514 221 806 1 697 2 182 13 558 6 434 5 224 278 1 303 193 585 165 689 141 165 5 754 18 770 6 341 14 443 2 305 4 808 3 046 1 499 253 73 969 18 764 17 917 847 32 908 27 500 5 408 759 303 154 2 801 1 371 6 467 12 454 1 035 2 790 282 8 347 1 297 79 22 400 519 1 318 603 508 573 152 577 75 595 88 207 13 720 296 385 173 346 591 135 796 095 550 892 210 256 25 053 5 840 3 539 791 3 045 217 94 519 5 079 17 027 33 390 41 644 270 155 172 178 97 978 5 153 26 596 3 737 991 3 186 319 2 707 570 106 599 372 150 126 724 284 189 45 122 93 537 56 613 30 488 4 536 482 424 379 372 352 556 15 815 664 743 552 873 111 670 15 292 6 543 3 437 56 202 30 295 174 372 235 207 18 519 54 458 5 549 156 671 25 889 1 841 50 907 43 705 12 988 55 533 47 455 1 339 95 343 887 920 5 025 3 250 1 775 136 331 33 463 27 322 23 396 1 005 2 921 1 507 2 974 535 1 025 559 309 57 24 580 5 234 5 038 195 12 003 9 939 2 054 312 3 245 3 614 240 793 Standarii Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wilhtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not j Nonstore retailers, part o( SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. illable. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Contmued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STOREb RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES. .... BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS ..... RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Total (number) lU 223 e 685 6 368 With payroll 2 799 1 384 8U7 302 155 28 52 7«6 409 260 5 409 750 477 516 530 202 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 126 454 4 028 751 178 495 472 375 928 28 300 66 897 24 347 255 706 422 683 391 198 31 485 629 339 106 105 33 330 2 174 31 156 24 711 11 230 13 481 43 238 37 807 5 431 80 526 32 134 22 757 61 439 91 864 28 481 632 43 613 19 138 33 210 6 625 5 973 14 655 13 093 18 787 3 578 2 878 6 578 3 287 2 025 22 546 243 282 35 309 85 715 122 258 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 446 080 251 664 183 973 47 471 11 533 3 177 5 510 118 892 43 284 32 240 3 561 28 679 724 188 482 610 368 034 28 212 63 063 23 301 241 578 418 297 388 320 29 977 574 579 93 045 27 130 556 26 57. 23 51 10 420 13 091 37 941 33 439 4 505 78 252 30 978 22 29 57 687 87 862 27 711 462 41 841 17 848 29 28i 4 933 5 08 14 26 11 133 17 467 3 502 2 762 5 934 3 137 1 341 17 042 Payroll, entire year 2 125 457 810 13 359 5 166 4 732 394 4 33B 159 021 120 238 92 935 8 704 65 996 4 460 4 385 490 5 370 2 530 2 520 8 639 11 851 3 398 155 3 515 661 421 674 24 584 2 962 11 086 10 536 Payroll, worl(week ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 175 786 700 003 486 337 143 827 42 733 10 150 16 956 269 421 104 362 102 000 8 768 93 232 3 334 560 2 499 140 1 936 364 174 246 269 176 119 354 835 420 921 086 875 349 45 737 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 13 120 7 524 5 253 1 276 610 170 215 3 001 1 274 1 321 71 105 54 927 42 402 2 990 15 739 14 868 871 Actiwe proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 296 401 68 761 86 426 1 911 84 515 69 023 25 360 43 663 87 759 78 633 9 126 101 775 49 036 45 359 165 605 236 896 71 115 2 830 98 219 64 732 105 407 9 707 10 370 34 503 33 265 68 078 12 027 8 544 14 310 8 112 4 565 55 772 497 818 53 594 225 255 208 869 1 394 1 014 433 367 653 827 443 1 578 206 245 443 691 894 141 157 5 971 1 002 2 291 2 678 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, •Nonstore retailers, part of Sli; major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 24-8 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city MICHIGAN. TOTAL. ALCONA COUNTY. ALGER COUNTY .... MUNISING REMAINDER OF COUNTY ALLEGAN COUNTY . . . . ALLEGAN HOLLAND ( parti'. . . OTSEGO PLAINWELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LPENA COUNTY ALPENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANTRIM COUNTY. ARENAC COUNTY. BARAGA COUNTY. BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BAY COUNTY BAY CITY ESSEXVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENZIE COUNTY. BERRIEN COUNTY . . . . BENTON HARBOR. . . . BUCHANAN MLES ST JOSEPH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRANCH COUNTY COLDWATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALHOUN COUNTY . . . . ALBION BATTLE CREEK . . . . MARSHALL SPRINGFIELD . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ASS COUNTY DO»AGIAC REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARLEVOIX COUNTY. . . BOYNE CITY CHARLEVOIX REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHEBOYGAN COUNTY . . . CHEBOYGAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HIPPEOA COUNTY. . . . SAULT STE MARIE. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARE COUNTY CLINTON COUNTY . . . . ST JOHNS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAWFORD COUNTY. DELTA COUNTY ESCANABA GLADSTONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Wittl payroll 156 120 5U6 253 130 123 1 025 128 537 119 269 126 1U3 AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kindof-busmess group -continued 24-10 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city EATON COUNTY CHARLOTTE EATON RAPIDS .... GRAND LEDGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EMMET COUNTY PETOSKEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GENESEE COUNTY .... DAVISON FENTON FLINT FLUSHING MOUNT MORRIS .... SKARTZ CREEK .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GLADHIN COUNTY .... GOGEBIC COUNTY .... BESSEMER IRONWOOD OAKEFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY. TRAVERSE CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRATIOT COUNTY .... ALMA ITHACA ST LOUIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HILLSDALE COUNTY . . . HILLSDALE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOUGHTON COUNTY. . . . HANCOCK HOUGHTON LAURIUM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HURON COUNTY BAD AXE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. INGHAM COUNTY EAST LANSING .... LANSING MASON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IONIA COUNTY BELDING IONIA PORTLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IOSCO COUNTY IRON COUNTY IRON RIVER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ISABELLA COUNTY. . . . MOUNT PLEASANT . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY .... JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KALAMAZOO COUNTY . . . KALAMAZOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KALKASKA COUNTY. . . . KENT COUNTY EAST GRAND RAPIDS. . GRAND RAPIDS .... GRANDVILLE LOWELL SPARTA HALKER WYOMING REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Stanilard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •NonsUxe letailets, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 24-12 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city KEWEENAW COUNTY. LAKE COUNTY. . . LAPEER COUNTY. . . . LAPEEK REMAINDER OF COUNTY LEELANAU COUNTY. LENAWEE COUNTY . . . ADRIAN BLISSFIELD .... HUDSON TECUMSEH REMAINDER OF COUNTY LIVINGSTON COUNTY. . . HOWELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LUCE COUNTY NEWBERRY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MACKINAC COUNTY. . . . ST IGNACE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MACOMB COUNTY CENTER LINE EAST DETROIT . . . . FRASER MOUNT CLEMENS. . . . NEW BALTIMORE (PART) RICHMOND ROMEO ROSEVILLE ST CLAIR SHORES. . . BARREN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MANISTEE COUNTY. . . MANISTEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY MARQUETTE COUNTY . . . ISHPEMING MAftOUETTE NEGAUNEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MASON COUNTY .... LUDINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY MECOSTA COUNTY . . . . BIG RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MENOMINEE COUNTY . . . MENOMINEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MIDLAND COUNTY . . . MIDLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY •IISSAUKEE COUNTY MONROE COUNTY MILAN (PART)' . . . . MONROE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTCALM COUNTY. . . . GREENVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTMORENCY COUNTY MUSKEGON COUNTY. . . . MUSKEGON MUSKEGON HEIGHTS . . NORTH MUSKEGON . . . ROOSEVELT PARK . . . WHITEHALL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Witt) payroll 1 221 526 167 75 118 2 let 82 225 30 339 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 331 1 413 "I 894 49 409 23 488 25 921 10 057 100 241 45 611 6 634 4 206 13 682 30 106 43 884 16 001 27 883 7 914 7 098 816 6 457 537 125 32 219 72 049 7 072 73 388 455 58 690 66 048 128 708 77 160 23 040 15 663 6 377 57 878 14 805 29 845 5 310 7 918 28 579 16 871 11 708 24 702 16 923 7 779 20 026 12 191 7 835 65 697 59 771 5 926 49 187 17 629 31 558 5 987 190 006 87 024 28 715 3 089 2 077 6 542 62 559 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 015 3 870 46 057 22 836 23 229 9 367 94 617 44 543 6 330 3 512 13 192 27 240 41 050 15 503 25 547 7 506 7 045 460 12 328 6 583 5 745 51 707 31 767 59 965 5 876 70 055 3 943 9 448 6 604 56 552 62 744 123 876 72 865 21 868 16 325 5 563 28 541 4 560 6 626 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 10 AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kindof-busmess group -continued 24-14 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (numbeO Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1.000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments number) NE»AYGO COUNTY . . . FREMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY OAKLAND COUNTY . BERKLEY. . . . BEVERLY HILLS. BIRMINGHAM . . CLADSON. . . . FARMINGTON . . FERNDALE . . . HAZEL PARK . . HOLLY HUNTINGTON WOODS KEEGO HARBOR . . LAKE ORION . . . LATHRUP VILLAGE. MADISON HEIGHTS. MILFORD NORTHVILLE (PART) NOV I OAK PARK .... PLEASANT RIDGE . PONT I AC ROCHESTER. . . . ROYAL OAK. . . . SOUTHFIELD . . . TROY OCEANA COUNTY. . OGEMA* COUNTY. . ONTONAGON COUNTY OSCEOLA COUNTY . OSCODA COUNTY. . OTSEGO COUNTY GAYLOKD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OTTAWA COUNTY GRAND HAVEN HOLLAND (PARTI' . . . HUDSONVILLE ZEELAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PRESQUE ISLE COUNTY. . ROGERS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROSCOMMON COUNTY SAGINA* COUNTY . . . . CHESANING SAGINAW REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST CLAIR COUNTY ALGONAC MARINE CITY MARYSVILLE NEW BALTIMORE (PART)' . PORT HURON ST CLAIR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ST JOSEPH COUNTY . . . STURGIS THREE RIVERS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SANILAC COUNTY . . . . SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY . . MANISTIQUE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. . CORUNNA DURAND OWOSSO REMAINDER OF COUNTY 172 ^552 '•&» rqVO 225 ''66 . "^50 1 one me 117 25 261 12 723 12 538 1 1014 6M5 20 007 ' 1 310 " 108 508 '• 21 918 "19 89« '' 75 806 33 925 "6 702 "3 326 'y 413 19 306 13 205 9 491 14 703 4 159 16 716 10 587 6 129 116 564 23 433 49 751 6 833 11 023 25 524 12 452 7 709 4 743 258 107 8 202 155 040 94 865 134 074 7 617 9 944 2 031 60 AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 24-16 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-17 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kindof-buslness group -continued 24-18 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code 521 522 523 52« 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5«'* 5U5 5U6 5U62 5163 5U9 5SPT(55m 562-3 1 568 562 563(568 563 ( Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIA TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES • . , RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING , . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS ....... HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES '• APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES . . CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL i ACCESSORY STORES. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars] Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Coextensive with Washtenaw County, Mich. 16 399 8 053 1 771 275 1 028 2 701 56 720 51 60« Ul 785 1 293 1 068 221 20 191 5 667 5 566 8 613 6 730 1 883 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 16 121 8 0«5 1 771 23 319 17 192 U 497 992 622 1 123 763 360 55 276 51 60H Ul 785 8 593 6 730 1 863 2 082 1 001 260 2 775 1 887 682 129 U 366 3 981 3 107 1 172 915 227 37 9119 17 307 1 230 61 553 38 155 19 766 1 666 5 551 tt 538 1 013 510 5 768 526 1 699 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-20 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 512 5lt3 541 545 5«6 5462 5463 549 562-3.568 562 563.568 563 ( RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS i . . BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL . . . . GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES i . . RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . • . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMI^ORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL i MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. SOYS' Clothing a.md furnishings stores CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY Clothing stores SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . MISCELLANtOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STOR Coextensive with Bay County, Mich. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, pari of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 11 595 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number! With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) BAY an SMSA-Continued FUr^NITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPHENT STORES T0T4L FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES • FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY! CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES. . . . CHINA! GLASSWARE! METALXARE STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. . . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES .... i ... . RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES i . . . . RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES t ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIOUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES i SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY! GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEKELRY STORES FUEL! ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS • FUEL OIL DEALERS • BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS i CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS • CAMERA! PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY! SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE! LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY! TOY! GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 587 V o«o 2 708 1 070 9 657 5 028 3 080 357 1 562 29 t 629 6 OttS 3 87H 2 its 1 070 9 241 « 960 3 056 357 1 518 29 1 281 6 720 273 235 851 24-22 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business With payroll (number) (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) (number) Consists of Macomb. Oakland, and Wayne Counties. Micti. 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5«3 544 545 546 54ep2 5463 549 562-3 I 568 562 563 I 566 563 ( FiETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES . . t . . . HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS • GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERA,. MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS .... GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' Clothing Ai'^d furnishings stores CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES . , WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 5 654 3 802 275 55 133 349 272 607 274 333 1 295 343 297 3 818 2 476 221 170 365 65 819 23 117 5 762 13 428 1 952 54 474 5 813 833 027 719 489 83 805 24 804 4 345 584 236 927 113 497 33 824 ' 2 474 6 222 10 892 15 033 45 887 17 187 28 700 4 158 4 940 218 331 099 392 967 020 14 265 118 107 45 678 41 583 7 282 24 396 14 249 8 366 1 779 293 579 79 196 75 640 3 556 142 323 117 046 25 277 2 589 820 899 13 411 7 558 14 363 49 954 5 815 13 798 2 261 28 079 7 332 511 151 865 65 611 21 577 4 522 12 548 1 632 50 432 5 543 831 845 719 489 83 245 24 340 4 253 518 178 247 055 095 31 834 2 004 5 145 8 708 12 727 45 147 15 931 28 215 3 448 4 138 205 053 098 372 966 000 14 265 118 107 36 842 40 273 7 282 22 294 13 329 498 1 467 289 895 78 324 75 005 3 318 141 283 116 665 24 517 2 471 730 597 13 389 7 430 13 747 49 050 5 802 13 798 2 203 27 247 7 048 443 20 603 7 951 3 015 1 013 1 991 388 5 560 575 97 803 81 285 12 970 90 597 75 151 2 978 137 428 1 191 1 212 8 484 4 517 3 967 250 756 97 529 85 274 75 104 1 987 8 183 2 575 5 524 1 193 1 862 1 211 522 129 40 299 11574 10 928 546 18 965 15 759 3 205 455 100 80 1 952 5 947 829 2 045 241 3 832 809 52 11 495 382 418 049 162 775 59 591 21 902 41 932 8 575 113 394 9 780 2 115 964 1 800 176 244 78* 56 842 11 946 2 211 773 099 473 574 59 754 2 514 9 175 22 615 24 497 161 630 90 131 71 499 4 898 14 341 897 400 654 847 447 588 37 502 159 557 53 548 128 554 23 455 36 785 24 872 9 964 1 949 815 676 241 134 228 507 12 627 384 748 318 911 65 837 9 075 1 970 1 585 29 958 23 249 41 155 130 870 14 719 40 121 4 777 71 253 15 595 1 073 34 033 27 093 5 855 842 201 42 26 912 21 585 817 57 170 595 525 2 846 1 577 1 269 15 028 12 450 16 981 330 12 757 3 224 3 075 149 5 552 5 455 1 095 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-24 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Witti payroll (number) (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses S21 522 523 52U 5251 5252 5«3 5U5 546 51462 5463 5U9 RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASSt «ALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAi. SUPPuY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE«INGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIESi MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIESi NONHANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEAuERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES. .... MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS . . . . i GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS 562-3.568 WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 562 WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 563.568 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORESi FURRIERS. . . 563 ( MILLINERY STORES CORSET 1 LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORYi OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN IS SHOE STORES CHILDRENiSi JUVENILES' SHOE STORES • FAMILY SHOE STORES • CHILDRENiSi INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Slanilard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Consists of Genesee and Lapeer Counties, Mich. 72 905 53 628 9 668 7 511 1 929 169 113 978 136 968 2 116 146 855 124 885 101 191 2 556 21 138 7 271 8 571 1 263 4 865 1 3 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) aiNT SMSA-Conlinued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES ....;.... FURNITURE STORES - FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES ... i ... , MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES - RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES • RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS • REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES . , , BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ....... SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS ; COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS • BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS • • CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOtfELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES , LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES ;....... MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIOlgS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 31 770 18 «15 12 671 4 5«0 390 (D) (D) 5 962 5 8lt7 1 516 38U 39 285 25 9«5 19 275 21 83« 22 203 2 531 29 088 3 «23 2 5HH 18 3 207 455 1 219 3 458 3 199 1 314 18 496 1 018 9 805 7 673 30 834 17 931 12 297 4 540 362 ID) (01 5 540 5 847 1 515 384 1 132 38 447 25 373 18 769 24 588 21 973 2 615 27 182 3 229 2 296 1 219 3 380 2 953 1 314 2 599 155 875 3 897 2 567 1 529 738 8 307 5 210 4 494 81 755 53 908 33 420 16 533 1 234 (D) (D) 12 581 8 592 6 684 2 125 4 558 170 115 125 400 89 838 51 475 47 075 4 400 68 552 3 720 5 285 385 24-26 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code 5U2 5113 sat 5U5 5U6 5a62 5463 5U9 562-3 • 568 562 563 1 568 563 Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business GRAND RAPIOS SMSA RETAIL TRADE' TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUIi-DING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEwINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. HEAT MARKETS i . . FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES . APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES ....;.... SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov- 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses Consists of Kent and Ottawa Counties, Mich. no 613 16 823 3 387 2 383 80 232 65 tOtt 9 67I| 4 041 820 293 160 059 150 171 2 826 ItlU 1 288 453 637 3 420 2 514 906 68 782 140 121 112 878 92 092 5 553 15 233 12 725 8 596 459 39 111 16 823 3 339 1 773 80 028 65 404 9 600 156 151 147 847 2 506 362 924 373 375 2 990 2 264 726 774 135 533 112 830 92 044 5 553 15 233 9 417 8 560 459 5 267 30 984 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-27 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweel( ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-28 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 523 521 5251 5252 5«3 5«« 5«5 5«6 5U62 5U63 51(9 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-29 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No». 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active propne tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) HCKSON SMSA-Contlnued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES , FURNITURE STORES ' FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES 1 . . . RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES • RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL • , EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS , CAFETERIAS • REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! , DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL • , DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES '• BOOK. STATIONERY STORES i . . . BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES • JEKELRY STORES , FUEL. ICE DEALERS i COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS , FUEL OIL DEALERS , BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS ; NE*S DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS , CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES . . . , TYPEWRITER STORES i , LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS i RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS , OTHER. NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . , Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, pari of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 11 886 7 756 6 005 5 768 5 033 736 9 3U9 2 172 369 146 223 IDl IDl 5811 157 500 966 2 038 780 3 339 885 1 721 733 6 939 3 346 2 782 375 11 630 7 662 5 979 5 480 4 751 729 500 924 2 006 780 969 24-30 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 55 EX.554 561 1567 561 567 562-3.568 562 5631568 563 ( RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAi. SUPPi-Y STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD, MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. . . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS ; . . DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIV AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS. ...... OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES i . . . . CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES .... MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC ma|ar group 53, are shown separately in this table. Coextensive with Kalamazoo County. Mich. 30 020 24 404 3 825 (X) Not applicable 14 66? 1 976 1 920 18 824 U 412 1 967 226 1 358 30 016 24 404 3 825 52 809 49 886 1 027 45 769 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-31 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmoor- porated businesses (number) KAlAiaAZOO SMSA-Conlinued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES T0T4L ; . . . . FURNITURE 1 HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWAREi HETALWARE STORES . . MISCELLAIvlEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS i BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available (X)Notapplic •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are stiown separately in this table. 13 24-32 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 5U2 5«3 544 545 546 5452 5463 549 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-33 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) LANSING SMSA-Continued FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES i . . FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES • . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIAr^CE STORES piADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS i REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEVUS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES, i . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES 1 MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) ll/ilhheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, "Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. 18 726 12 322 7 882 2 826 504 (01 28 24-34 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweel( ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-35 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-36 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 5«2 5U"t 5«5 5«6 5«62 5«63 549 55 EX.554 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-37 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 Continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business SAGINAW SMSA-Conllnued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS i EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL : FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES ;........ FLOOR COVERING STORES • DRAPERYi CURTAIN! UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL 298 EATING PLACES • 163 RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS 125 CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES . OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES ; . . . . BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ...;.... SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are sliown separately in this table. Total (number) Witt) payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) « 24-38 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-39 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) TOIEIX), OHIfrMICH.,SMSA-toitiniied FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES • DRIPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES i RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES. .... EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS ; ORINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES • OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIOUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEHELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND »00D DEALERS ICE DEALERS ; FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS i CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES J LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS. .... OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES ; MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . 33 610 17 289 11 273 1 see 738 83 307 10 099 2 625 3 597 578 3 019 73 051 50 939 37 911 2 867 2 564 786 332 454 2 100 1 849 251 486 3 619 1 062 6 250 3 978 1 435 2 939 575 330 1 261 570 2 174 282 S20 15 565 2 846 5 931 6 78fi 32 010 16 687 14 099 1 632 688 (Dl (Dl 9 495 2 455 3 373 518 2 855 69 587 48 777 36 517 2 765 6 773 2 722 20 810 1 034 6 134 3 862 1 335 2 683 545 316 1 147 372 2 090 282 13 331 2 804 5 563 4 964 4 957 3 018 2 550 278 16 293 12 523 9 466 1 031 1 340 785 3 570 14 28 274 142 1 210 542 225 (Dl 113 (Dl (Dl 21 303 5 830 10 527 1 698 8 929 330 087 252 915 188 510 20 015 27 302 17 088 77 172 105 090 12 985 8 220 2 309 750 1 559 4 722 4 429 293 433 5 579 2 489 23 653 10 634 4 449 (D) 2 211 (01 11 288 1 512 1 255 3 379 1 255 7 539 1 135 7 275 5 594 4 293 399 581 321 I 581 (X) Not applicable. 24-40 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 511 541 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX. 554 56 5611 567 562-3 1 568 562 563 t 568 565 566 564 I 569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 ALLEGAN COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES • NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 1 094 235 859 4 349 2 498 1 851 7 805 202 819 485 5 740 1 787 217 362 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-41 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-42 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 5«3 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 CALHOUN COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDKARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . . SOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S REAOY-TO-KEAR STORES KOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES . FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* I Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Wiltilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) Not ; e retailers, part of S\C major group 53, are stiown separately in this table. 10 739 4 285 1 693 2 463 2 298 21 018 13 424 4 399 18 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-43 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 —Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nou. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) GENESEE COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTA TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONHANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES . . . . CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 27 398 12 165 2 801 71 362 53 628 8 499 468 3 049 1 503 1 546 131 198 110 294 86 600 2 556 21 138 6 707 29 75U 6 477 6 449 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maioi group 53, are shown separately in this table. 468 2 613 1 067 1 546 129 802 110 244 86 550 2 556 21 138 ID] 3 229 1 349 255 248 8 240 5 932 1 235 804 260 11 592 9 539 7 048 285 4 000 999 999 177 466 132 226 22 612 17 131 4 953 534 1 032 11 838 5 302 6 536 218 237 175 127 122 832 5 267 47 028 24-44 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 571U 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX 592 593 5932 5933 59"l 59i»2 59113 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 597 598 5982 5992 5993 5994 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 P4I?T* 532 53« 535 GENESEE COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRiPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWAREi METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAINi FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORESi STANDS NEWS OEALERSi NEWSSTANDS CAMERA 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFTi NOvELTYi SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY 1 TOYt GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. 23 713 21 082 2 631 25 745 3 423 2 283 75 2 208 643 209 434 3 308 3 140 1 314 Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. arc shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 29 689 17 418 11 840 36 058 24 024 17 688 23 577 20 962 2 615 3 780 2 510 1 576 7 893 5 933 4 256 79 411 62 747 32 409 161 755 120 907 85 232 63 726 3 720 6 008 3 266 2 512 1 851 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-45 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establisli merits or IVIore: 1963-continued Countv and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) HOUGHTON COUNTY r?ETAIL TFiADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY! SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPArSEL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. EATING. DRINKING PLACES USIC STORES TOTAL. . . EATING PLACES. . DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 2 311 24-46 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establisliments or IVlore: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-524 5251 5252 53 PIRT* 531 533 539 512 543 544 545-549 56 561.567 562-31 568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 INGHAM COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HAROKARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 20 776 7 940 3 581 2 823 6 432 59 545 49 854 7 654 2 037 78 986 75 464 445 228 15 407 9 729 5 678 21 821 16 203 5 618 21 674 2 765 1 247 2 458 1 046 3 210 2 039 2 978 5 931 19 936 7 528 3 473 2 509 6 426 49 854 7 590 1 999 16 232 3 368 7 356 6 360 996 2 162 3 179 167 15 073 9 711 5 362 20 522 2 755 1 195 2 458 908 2 844 1 937 2 834 5 581 7 720 6 180 1 319 221 2 350 525 1 033 906 127 333 430 29 5 059 4 096 963 2 702 148 235 333 71 228 315 329 1 043 49 002 17 299 12 795 7 644 11 264 168 808 140 163 24 226 49 362 9 525 22 458 19 347 3 111 7 843 8 668 868 39 808 26 513 13 295 108 596 89 210 19 386 51 220 2 912 4 980 5 112 1 367 3 609 5 899 2 280 1 946 334 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this t3t)le. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-47 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses (number) JACKSON COUNTY (JACKSON COUNTY COEXTENSIVE WITH JACKSON SMSAi SEE TABLE ») KALAMAZOO COUNTY (KALAMAZOO COUNTY COEXTENSIVE WITH KALAMAZOO SMSAi SEE TABLE «) KENT COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBEF! YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING) PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. *ALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately m this table. 30 957 13 520 2 738 2 136 131 176 123 192 2 599 376 808 399 «2« 2 550 1 789 761 29 613 13 520 2 698 1 558 112 136 91 U65 72 371 3 861 15 233 8 519 7 325 1(59 1* 24-48 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code 57 571 5712 5713 571« 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX.591 592 593 5932 5933 594 5942 5913 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 ( 597 598 5982 ( 5992 5993 5991* 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 PART* 532 53« 535 County and kind of business KENT COUNTY—CONTINUED ARELi ACCESSORY STORES—CONTINUED FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES SOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STOKES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES . . . . FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO' TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES] DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES . . SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN' FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES ... JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS . . COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY' SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE' LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY' TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 29 906 21 263 15 638 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 29 810 17 295 12 717 3 303 8 260 2 336 1 919 29 286 20 787 15 164 32 36U RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-49 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) LENAWEE COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALS? HARDWARE! FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES.' FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 622 24-50 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 ( 5»3 sm 5115 546 5462 5463 549 562-3t568 562 563.568 563 ( MACOMB COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. HALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONHANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . MlbCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STOR 29 515 14 324 3 245 67 027 57 585 7 645 136 259 125 164 3 659 14 586 386 2 261 3 874 1 325 2 549 132 Standari) Notes; - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, 'Nonstore retailers, pari of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 28 793 14 298 3 115 67 013 57 585 7 631 129 981 120 680 3 021 116 287 103 608 93 369 7 638 6 941 697 759 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-51 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 24-52 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code 52X 522-521* 5251 5252 53 PART* 53i 533 539 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 • 567 562-3 f 568 562 563.568 555 566 564 . 569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 County and kind of business HtROUETTE COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 13 564 12 962 112 2 858 1 284 1 574 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 2 574 1 284 1 390 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 732 420 312 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 8 478 5 313 1 565 1 500 11 594 1 291 5 896 5 952 3 255 3 697 15 192 8 525 5 567 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 531 4 759 1 774 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, (X) e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-53 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-54 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 543 5M 5U5 546 5«62 51163 5«9 562-31 568 562 563 •568 563 I MUSKESON COUNTY (COCXTCNSIVE WITH MUSKEGON-MUSKEGON HEIGHTS SMSAi SEE TABLE H) OtKLAND COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASSi WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORESi VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIESi MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIESi NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERSi FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERSi NONFRANCHISED TIREi BATTERYi ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFTi MARINEi AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFTi BOATi MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si BOYS' APPAREL STORESi CUSTOM TAILORS. . MENiSi BOYS! CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS . WOMEN'S CLOTHINGi SPECIALTY STORES . . WOMEN IS READY-TO-WEAR STORES .... WOMEN'S ACCESSORYi SPECIALTY STORESi MILLINERY STORES CORSET 1 LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES .... APPAREL 1 ACCESSORYi OTHER SPECIALTY FURRIERSi FUR SHOPS. ....... Slandard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availatile. 'Nonsloie retailers, part of SIC maioi group 53. are shown separately in this table. 1 104 6U5 45 542 19 965 5 168 180 564 155 905 20 973 242 710 225 005 4 776 162 697 1 075 2 351 7 703 2 688 5 015 520 421 243 889 217 606 158 374 (X) Not applicable. ISO 356 155 905 20 957 235 570 219 043 4 664 240 553 217 192 157 960 5 702 2 876 604 4 218 3 693 525 114 512 55 169 11 499 440 296 369 595 61 639 357 595 310 314 9 317 1 077 3 633 4 682 27 625 415 690 363 697 274 697 1 158 466 108 7 298 5 674 1 464 1 528 1 319 209 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-55 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) OAKLAND COUNTY—CONTINUED APPAREL I ACCESSORY STORES—CONTINUED FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'Si INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . • PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS I DIRECT SELLING {HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. 5 24-56 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code 522-52"( 5251 5252 5J PART* 531 533 539 5«2 5«3 54« 5tt5-5l*9 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX. 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 59B 599 County and kind of business OTTAWA COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES TING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 9 656 3 952 519 2 304 28 883 26 979 265 480 565 316 249 12 328 1 242 346 391 559 6 312 716 1 250 1 512 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are sfiown separately in tliis table. 9 498 3 944 487 2 248 2 819 28 007 26 473 227 280 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-57 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) SAGINAH COUNTY ST CLAIR COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH rSEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES TING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!. DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* I Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wlthhelb to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not i s retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 8 803 1 337 2 30tt 1 138 19 289 15 709 3 066 33 U97 31 830 560 5 7S5 3 000 2 785 9 3111 1 075 313 812 297 2 072 784 2 216 1 7U5 (X) Not applicable. 8 263 4 255 572 19 289 15 709 3 066 8 226 745 289 812 173 1 922 784 1 988 1 513 2 026 3 843 1 487 47 804 37 308 9 639 857 41 397 36 661 1 237 710 24-58 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments {$1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 1567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 ST JOSEPH COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 46 34 4 343 LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 13 13 1 875 HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES 10 6 342 HARDWARE STORES 12 10 929 FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS 11 5 1 197 GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL 96 82 3 948 EATING PLACES 70 60 2 620 DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! 26 22 1 328 DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES . OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL 82 54 6 408 LIQUOR STORES 6 6 442 ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES 6 2 232 BOOK. STATIONERY STORES 3 3 115 SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS . 10 8 330 FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . 15 15 3 673 JEWELRY STORES 6 4 307 FUEL. ICE DEALERS 3 3 (Dl OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 4 029 1 875 316 2 216 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-59 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) SHIAWASSEE COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGt PLUMBINGi PAINTt ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETSi FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORESt VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORESt CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPARELt ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES 6 24-60 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code 521 522-52t 5251 5252 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 56 561 1 567 562-3.558 562 563.568 565 566 564.559 County and kind of business 59 EX S92 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 VAN BUREN COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDHARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRiERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES Total (number) EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* With payroll Standani Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total, all establish- ments 17 297 16 554 373 1 889 1 156 731 2 821 142 617 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 849 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-61 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmcor- porated businesses (number) WASHTENAW COUNTY (COEXTENSIVE WITH WAYNE COUNTY AF!BOR SMSfl, SEE TABLE ^) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS . • BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGt PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND I,'-5P0kTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES , WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS 4 356 2 939 215 1 102 267 230 3 751 254 95 308 31 530 It 701 3 911 10 206 1 791 585 136 505 999 55 187 20 869 3 080 301 857 958 763 328 25 389 2 298 1 939 9 431 10 121 34 310 13 171* 21 136 3 506 4 336 208 597 57 286 51 255 3 031 103 507 83 666 19 em 2 071 686 5«2 9 130 3 615 582 89 626 31 348 13 758 3 217 9 580 477 584 476 505 999 54 657 20 573 812 696 725 372 24 149 2 004 4 203 7 405 8 919 33 898 13 018 20 880 2 954 3 792 848 223 777 572 714 671 8 358 54 543 27 494 29 043 5 189 8 925 5 830 2 487 608 206 539 56 772 53 889 2 883 102 893 83 390 19 503 1 969 596 (D) 9 108 3 464 1 886 768 1 562 69 543 57 975 8 675 2 403 426 64 63 297 51 237 2 235 137 323 994 837 6 585 3 535 3 050 229 720 67 854 59 638 54 437 1 141 4 060 2 082 4 605 868 661 29 079 8 546 7 964 582 233 396 74 981 36 347 14 893 32 937 8 082 63 492 2 664 1 515 562 1 297 338 160 294 48 750 7 700 1 480 1 233 506 1 001 933 44 632 2 514 6 744 18 288 16 823 124 525 69 296 55 229 4 265 13 782 1 294 147 1 132 267 1 026 316 22 029 83 922 42 076 88 568 17 262 13 974 10 222 3 286 466 581 686 176 649 165 264 11 385 280 483 226 595 53 888 7 225 1 575 (Dl 20 710 23 676 18 981 3 854 693 10 544 8 837 8 019 9 050 2 344 2 210 I Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 24-62 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) S7 571 5712 5713 571U 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX 592 593 5932 5933 594 5942 5943 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 597 598 5982 5992 5993 5994 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 PART* 532 534 535 WAYNE COUNTY—CONT I NUED APPARELi ASSESSORY STORES—CONTINUED FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL ArMD WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-OROER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING 1 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE ) ORGANIZATIONS. . . 1 001 549 292 5 072 2 862 2 136 8 469 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-63 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES uIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TA WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES . . WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES . . . . WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. . . . FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES . FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 17 126 4 521 8 063 020 016 004 9 393 8 729 664 340 867 693 17 000 4 415 8 043 8 764 3 782 4 982 9 357 8 693 664 1 238 867 2 607 2 477 694 1 102 1 251 659 592 51 157 13 845 23 241 26 989 13 910 13 079 47 793 45 806 1 987 3 102 1 725 7 927 263 130 133 24-64 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued SIC code 521 522-524 5251 5252 5U2 5«3 5111 5U5-5«9 55 E)(.55« 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 561.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business TRADE. TOTAL. BATTLE CREEK RETAIL LUMBER. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 991 52« 898 18 128 13 424 2 091 2 613 986 306 796 754 631 123 6 696 4 689 2 007 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 18 128 13 424 2 091 2 613 5 956 1 306 2 766 6 562 4 581 1 981 1 022 1 500 1 935 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 1 434 1 141 293 196 275 313 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 13 970 5 372 8 598 28 784 22 309 5 475 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) J Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-65 TABLE 6, Cities With 500 Establisliments or IVIore: 1963-continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active propne tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES • OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES . OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 3 057 1 678 726 5 251 3 096 2 153 5 816 2 SIS 2 996 I Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 3 005 1 676 688 22 771 24-66 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6. Cities With 500 Establishments or IViore: 1963 — Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number! With payroll (number) Total, all establish ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 522-52U 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 542 5113 5«« 5U5-5U9 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDHARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES HOMEN.S READY-TO-HEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 44 767 39 902 869 15 483 7 637 7 846 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable e retailers, pari of SIC major group 53, are shown separately m this table. 43 505 38 784 869 4 748 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-67 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payioll. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 24-68 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 57 571 5712 5713 57111 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX 592 593 5932 5933 594 591*2 5943 595 5952 5953 5962 5969 597 598 5982 5992 5993 5994 5996 5997 5998 5999 53 PART* 532 534 535 DETROIT—CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYt CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES . BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING 1 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. 292 102 1 728 439 248 145 3 254 1 682 1 331 88 506 48 240 34 609 8 580 2 717 1 890 24 392 6 788 9 086 202 351 125 921 99 689 8 044 11 047 7 141 76 430 104 210 93 032 11 178 131 207 36 079 12 726 485 12 241 6 355 1 628 4 727 6 245 5 119 I 126 1 269 2 781 5 062 668 (Dl 1 605 1 298 217 5 973 62 488 1 822 31 003 29 663 84 634 46 546 33 755 8 216 2 377 420 1 778 23 052 6 562 8 474 733 7 741 195 519 122 761 98 057 8 044 10 091 6 569 72 758 117 123 29 909 11 102 5 897 1 266 4 631 6 017 4 967 1 050 1 165 (D) 5 626 13 688 14 054 10 110 159 570 398 988 46 898 1 736 29 751 11 657 6 788 4 626 120 259 360 764 745 44 919 32 267 25 605 2 553 2 156 1 753 12 652 10 555 9 856 699 777 644 133 537 1 883 1 777 1 334 367 323 1 046 7 270 268 3 828 3 174 230 225 132 207 67 545 28 387 9 087 2 378 4 810 45 482 14 864 37 672 1 607 36 065 917 966 647 367 524 250 49 716 43 834 29 567 270 599 215 149 200 317 14 632 270 618 25 307 33 861 15 778 13 686 2 092 1 346 21 293 4 797 3 320 6 621 7 990 20 574 1 822 (Dl 2 625 3 366 1 090 16 571 137 468 5 653 79 468 52 347 460 327 893 226 976 053 647 945 568 276 292 3 904 517 548 217 470 397 305 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, pari of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-69 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-contmued City and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . KOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE TOTAL. . HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . • DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES Total (number) TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) it 397 8 19H 1 820 3 907 8« 023 79 38U 9U5 24 846 (01 12 310 10 717 1 593 1 648 3 976 26 424 15 930 10 494 24 601 16 698 7 903 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 585 600 976 26 290 15 812 10 478 24 047 16 314 7 733 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 19 574 24-70 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 — Continued SIC code 521 522-521 5251 5252 51(2 5113 5144 5115-51(9 55 561 t 567 562-31 568 562 563.568 565 566 554.569 59 EX. 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business GRAND RAPIDS RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES PARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROFRIETAkY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTI(3UE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. • . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) 110 iilable. Witti payroll 277 164 113 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 48 226 42 198 4 367 58 271 62 315 2 176 2 711 3 004 449 18 106 12 097 6 009 14 092 13 382 710 130 745 293 IDI 981 337 352 434 Establish- ments Wlttl payroll ($1,000) 48 074 42 198 4 303 1 573 66 153 61 223 1 948 357 553 972 445 17 648 11 753 5 885 026 316 710 19 358 2 633 2 095 101 1 771 3 235 2 288 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 7 731 5 773 784 174 2 918 730 1 238 1 035 202 495 413 841 830 Oil 3 951 2 985 976 717 153 274 Payroll, workweelt ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 151 945 133 592 15 237 3 116 102 657 84 085 3 515 53 030 12 551 23 709 19 808 3 901 8 354 7 557 749 53 078 33 014 20 054 92 544 72 531 19 913 32 750 30 810 1 940 53 382 3 045 5 450 5 002 10 398 I 257 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 2 453 2 042 357 895 178 405 320 578 355 223 1 852 1 424 438 (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-71 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code 522-521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5U2 543 5U4 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561 1 567 562-3 1 568 562 563 1 568 565 566 564 I 569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HARDWAREi FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES" INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT' CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES . EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES . OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL ) Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 327 082 266 979 18 591 14 852 3 210 529 21 263 19 925 532 6 671 4 328 2 343 893 371 671 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 4 221 2 082 1 250 20 761 19 515 504 6 587 4 280 2 307 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 254 1 703 506 1 295 961 334 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 [dollars) 10 922 4 029 4 980 1 913 47 821 37 879 9 170 772 35 304 31 463 827 27 013 19 265 7 748 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 755 528 217 24-72 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmu ed RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-73 TABLE 6. Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued City and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. USIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number! 1 Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoi() disclosure. (NA) Not e retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 117 availal)le. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 10 375 « 476 3 328 1 397 12 621 2 857 5 036 4 253 783 1 653 2 97« 101 11 903 7 763 4 140 15 514 11 718 3 796 13 855 1 767 1 041 525 606 1 495 (01 1 945 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) (X) Not applicable. 9 801 4 064 3 304 1 259 52 022 43 981 6 537 1 504 12 523 2 829 5 035 4 253 783 1 633 2 924 101 11 801 7 749 4 052 15 286 11 536 3 550 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 525 606 473 1 500 548 674 159 109 7 044 5 695 1 156 1 887 480 738 633 105 255 399 15 1 577 1 059 518 3 588 2 942 646 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 27 090 9 495 12 309 3 274 2 012 152 604 127 695 21 038 39 352 8 608 15 553 13 142 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 75 561 63 552 13 009 971 24-74 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued SIC code 521 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5« 5U1 5«2 543 544 545-549 56 5611 567 562-3(568 562 5631568 565 566 5641 569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business RETAIl LUMBER I TRADE 1 TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES TING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* ) Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Notapplicaljle. e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments 19 924 19 223 224 7 526 1 165 3 362 3 087 275 ID) 1 207 926 332 594 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 3 362 3 087 275 508 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-75 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued city and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS' HARDWARE i FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. Ii.CLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zera. (0) Wilhlield to avoib disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) WIttr payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 9 59 1 931 U 333 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) j 919 l 9 3(4 "I 333 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 266 215 ' 6 36 1 919 ' 1 521 '39 3 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) 2U 866 r 3 957 " 12 570 ^26 002 nz 123 l'13 879 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 24-76 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-521* 5251 5252 5U 5«1 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.558 565 566 564.569 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING r^ATERIALS. HARD«ARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES . EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES. BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to aio\i disclosure, (NA) Not retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 10 910 1. (D) 3 42 9 6 873 1 677 "j 399 "j 198 201 (0) 11 210 "e 353 '^ Z 857 'B 369 "7 060 "l 309 ^ !" •8 620 1 729 216 192 1 597 '973 1 107 r 1 099 "^25 787 -'23 197 (D) "f. 849 1 653 ^3 399 11 086 Is 2 95 2 791 '8 269 r6 960 1 309 "^7 768 1 567 138 192 1 353 ^973 1 073 700 (D) 1 42 4 (D) ••481 ^1 668 •l 291 "377 3 693 "^9 000 ^B 339 661 •33 065 "25 100 "^7 965 141 82 9 36 381 "5 448 18 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-77 TABL E 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued City and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. LUMBER! TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Total (numbeil APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES ..... SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JE»ELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Witliheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not a e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) 20 106 17 2U1 1 932 935 30 185 28 280 1 1«0 Establish ments with payroll ($1,0001 e 919 5 095 3 8211 535 3t« 366 20 010 17 241 1 912 857 28 839 26 652 1 1«0 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) B 811 5 013 3 798 9 115 1 090 3U8 3 019 2 501 354 2 369 2 022 127 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nm/. 15 (dollars) 1 899 1 313 586 56 851 48 202 6 250 2 399 43 179 36 701 2 3'57 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 27 468 13 373 14 095 38 938 26 230 12 708 22 946 524 1 293 Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 673 608 265 24-78 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6. Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-79 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, worlsweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 24-80 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Military Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 [These data were collected by Ihe Oepartmenl ot Defense and are not included in any RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-81 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city Total (numtKr) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, ail establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) MICHlSANi TOTAL. . ALCONA COUNTY ALGER COUNTY MUNISING REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALLEGAN COUNTY . . . . ALLEGAN OTSEGO PLAINWELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALPENA COUNTY ALPENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANTRIM COUNTY ARENAC COUNTY BARAGA COUNTY BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BAY COUNTY BAY CITY ESSEXVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENZIE COUNTY BERRIEN COUNTY . . . . BENTON HARBOR. . . . BUCHANAN NILES ST JOSEPH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRANCH COUNTY COLDWATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALHOUN COUNTY . . . . ALBION BATTLE CREEK . . . . MARSHALL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CASS COUNTY DOWAGIAC REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHARLEVOIX COUNTY. . . BOYNE CITY CHARLEVOIX REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHEBOYGAN COUNTY . . . CHEBOYGAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHIPPEWA COUNTY. . . . SAULT STE MARIE. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARE COUNTY CLINTON COUNTY . . . . ST JOHNS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAHFORD COUNTY. . . . DELTA COUNTY ESCANABA GLADSTONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DICKINSON COUNTY . . . IRON MOUNTAIN. . . . KINGSFORO NORWAY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. EATON COUNTY CHARLOTTE EATON RAPIDS . . • GRAND LEDGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY, EMMET COUNTY PETOSKEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 9 571 6 586 2 985 3« 371 27 583 6 788 26 068 It 189 11 879 116 335 90 792 2 102 178 «81 50 173 8 609 36 340 22 306 ID 03« 159 857 1« 972 102 929 12 791 29 165 25 033 10 e02 14 231 19 738 12 405 7 333 36 128 28 806 7 322 28 003 12 953 15 050 27 646 19 501 1 905 3 282 2 960 40 746 14 935 6 924 7 742 24 930 19 701 5 229 8 647 6 252 2 395 52 615 10 227 6 044 31 721 26 219 5 502 10 738 5 447 24 290 13 937 10 353 108 803 86 288 1 682 20 833 7 211 171 237 48 519 8 451 25 788 19 855 58 524 33 250 21 224 12 026 155 109 14 612 100 557 12 509 27 331 22 151 10 194 11 967 11 633 3 694 4 565 3 274 33 548 27 386 6 262 25 777 12 677 13 100 36 068 25 192 5 883 4 993 24 964 18 431 1 557 38 328 14 595 6 484 7 556 9 583 419 650 1 005 511 2 110 1 324 766 19 035 5 052 329 17 823 1 408 12 252 2 160 943 1 217 1 015 322 436 257 3 452 2 950 502 2 315 1 188 1 128 1 842 149 258 165 3 309 1 398 560 640 711 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 23 656 19 143 4 513 (NA) Not available. 2 599 2 134 465 GENESEE COUNTY . . . . FENTON FLINT MOUNT MORRIS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GLADWIN COUNTY . . . . GOGEBIC COUNTY . . . . BESSEMER IRONWOOD WAKEFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY. TRAVERSE CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRATIOT COUNTY . . . . ALMA ST LOUIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HILLSDALE COUNTY . . . HILLSDALE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOUGHTON COUNTY. . . . HANCOCK HOUGHTON LAURIUM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HURON COUNTY BAD AXE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. INGHAM COUNTY EAST LANSING . . . . LANSING MASON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IONIA COUNTY BELOING IONIA PORTLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IOSCO COUNTY IRON COUNTY IRON RIVER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ISABELLA COUNTY. . . . MOUNT PLEASANT . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY . . . . JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KALAMAZOO COUNTY . . . KALAMAZOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KALKASKA COUNTY. . . . KENT COUNTY EAST GRAND RAPIDS. . GRAND RAPIDS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KEWEENAW COUNTY. . . . LAKE COUNTY LAPEER COUNTY LAPEER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEELANAU COUNTY. . . . LENAWEE COUNTY . . . . ADRIAN HUDSON TECUMSEH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LIVINGSTON COUNTY. . . HOWELL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LUCE COUNTY NEWBERRY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. (X) Not applicable. 1 791 108 1 177 1 195 753 443 1 374 995 378 425 226 13 497 321 749 13 009 26 994 3 590 19 337 2 370 1 697 46 719 42 524 4 195 39 385 17 858 5 457 16 071 34 849 18 033 16 816 37 970 9 373 7 177 3 076 18 344 36 448 9 306 27 142 294 559 17 384 224 924 8 415 43 935 42 275 6 640 18 192 5 507 11 936 20 447 20 900 12 055 8 835 30 627 23 155 7 472 144 236 104 997 39 241 205 426 151 555 43 870 35 288 16 463 18 805 88 402 40 690 4 345 10 325 33 042 34 047 12 887 21 160 7 563 6 706 957 411 566 13 075 313 521 6 539 78 531 11 645 25 276 3 204 18 747 44 841 41 248 3 593 35 984 17 298 5 159 13 527 6 697 2 554 16 196 32 910 8 730 24 180 286 067 17 048 219 948 8 215 40 855 39 311 5 445 17 530 5 337 9 898 17 959 19 326 11 393 7 933 136 648 100 245 36 603 199 282 157 068 42 194 413 162 2 254 306 623 102 275 946 2 971 32 466 16 157 16 309 63 974 39 762 3 999 10 277 29 915 32 067 12 347 19 720 7 365 6 624 761 24-82 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 -Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (Jl.OOO) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) MSCKINAC COUNTY. . . . ST IGN4CE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MACOMB COUNTY CENTER LINE EAST DETROIT . . . . MOUNT CLEMENS. . • ROMEO ROSEVILLE ST CLAIR SHORES. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MANISTEE COUNTY. . . . MANISTEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARQUETTE COUNTY . . . ISHPEMING MAROUETTE NEGAUNEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MASON COUNTY LUDINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MECOSTA COUNTY . . . . BIG RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MENOMINEE COUNTY . . . MENOMINEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MIDLAND COUNTY . . . . MIDLAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MISSAUKEE COUNTY . . . MONROE COUNTY MILAN IPARTI' . . . . MONROE ....... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTCALM COUNTY. . . . GREENVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTMORENCY COUNTY . . MUSKEGON COUNTY. . . . MUSKEGON MUSKEGON HEIGHTS . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWAYGO COUNTY . . . . FREMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OAKLAND COUNTY . . . . BERKLEY BIRMINGHAM CLAWSON FERNDALE HAZEL PARK HOLLY HUNTINGTON WOODS . . NORTHVILLE IPARTl' . OAK PARK PLEASANT RIDGE . . . PONT I AC ROCHESTER ROYAL OAK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OCEANA COUNTY OGEMAW COUNTY ONTONAGON COUNTY . . . OSCEOLA COUNTY . . . . OSCODA COUNTY OTSEGO COUNTY 239 385 1 101 1 307 720 167 13 753 6 710 7 0t3 336 148 20 189 57 370 Its 999 6 127 39 583 ti 889 117 991 18 95l( 13 192 5 762 50 03tt 12 287 25 331 5 679 6 737 25 002 14 679 10 323 17 841 11 073 6 768 20 249 11 324 8 925 50 008 41 017 8 991 38 783 12 431 26 352 156 092 88 918 20 017 47 157 21 257 9 708 11 549 795 168 17 828 82 921 9 948 59 119 26 567 4 146 (D) (D) 21 729 2 948 143 343 16 402 9 918 8 480 12 695 3 947 9 853 11 951 6 342 5 509 316 462 19 303 55 070 45 701 5 963 37 867 42 711 109 847 17 738 13 004 4 734 46 210 11 781 24 121 5 341 4 967 23 150 14 069 9 081 16 263 10 727 5 536 17 553 10 552 7 001 48 310 40 323 7 987 36 029 12 093 23 936 149 330 85 540 18 959 44 831 19 481 9 442 10 039 76a 754 17 078 81 667 9 196 57 211 24 777 4 012 (D) (D) 19 681 2 876 139 439 ^m loo 115 798 15 592 9 048 7 488 11 221 3 599 8 873 4 714 5 198 512 3 662 4 024 11 320 1 503 1 395 918 477 4 851 4 269 582 15 253 10 504 2 004 3 755 1 339 825 692 929 274 OTTAWA COUNTY GRAND HAVEN HOLLAND ZEELAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PRESQUE ISLE COUNTY. . ROGERS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROSCOMMON COUNTY . . . SAGINAW COUNTY . . . . SAGINAW REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST CLAIR COUNTY. . . . ALGONAC MARINE CITY MARYSVILLE PORT HURON ST CLAIR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST JOSEPH COUNTY . . . STURGI5 THREE RIVERS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SANILAC COUNTY . . . . SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY . . MANISTIQUE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. . . OURAND OWOSSO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TUSCOLA COUNTY . . . . CARD VASSAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. VAN BUREN COUNTY . . . SOUTH HAVEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHTENAW COUNTY . . . ANN ARBOR CHELSEA MILAN (PARTI' . . . , YPSILANTI , REMAINDER OF COUNTY, WAYNE COUNTY ALLEN PARK DEARBORN DETROIT ECORSE GARDEN CITY GROSSE POINTE. . . . GROSSE POINTE FARMS. GROSSE POINTE PARK . GROSSE POINTE WOODS. HAMTRAMCK HARPER WOODS . . . . HIGHLAND PARK. . . . INKSTER LINCOLN PARK . . . . LIVONIA MELVINDALE NORTHVILLE (PARTI^ . PLYMOUTH RIVER ROUGE SOUTHGATE TRENTON WAYNE WYANDOTTE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEXFORD COUNTY . . . . CADILLAC REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 1 622 1 078 544 23 537 160 1 114 15 942 802 12 120 105 119 126 316 1 127 100 790 20 081 41 159 9 248 30 302 12 155 5 628 5 537 212 437 161 684 50 753 11 079 5 974 6 682 1 996 71 984 8 055 21 378 50 257 15 405 13 099 21 752 9 879 a 144 1 735 7 292 31 379 20 503 43 985 10 770 5 948 27 267 48 725 14 087 34 638 185 224 98 781 4 863 4 503 39 531 37 346 3 329 077 19 490 187 190 2 274 281 17 955 25 313 32 064 12 062 24 862 47 249 51 885 22 564 90 570 26 139 87 959 47 157 5 890 8 994 26 578 15 951 17 069 16 313 32 281 59 979 179 070 22 387 16 904 5 483 93 934 19 309 3a 917 8 974 26 734 10 861 6 560 4 301 203 259 156 440 46 819 (D) 69 554 7 823 18 698 47 751 15 130 12 593 20 028 55 332 7 018 29 881 40 159 10 408 5 590 24 171 44 041 13 335 30 705 180 204 97 229 4 749 185 117 18 770 179 698 169 843 16 851 24 259 31 546 (D) 24 520 46 479 48 158 22 088 88 570 25 255 86 307 45 195 26 374 15 105 (D) 15 133 31 921 57 547 157 988 20 615 15 962 4 653 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. 'Milan IS in Monroe and Washtenaw Counties. 'Norlhville is in Oakland and Wayne Counties. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-83 TABLE 10 standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data are based on 1964 SMSA detlnitionsj 24-84 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-85 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958-continued Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. GENERAL ("ERCHANDISE GROUP STORES' . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLI\E SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURMTLREt HOME FURMSHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES i STCRES> PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL UMBER I BLOG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURMTUREi HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES i STCkEsi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENEkAL MEkCHANDISE GmOUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITLREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STCRESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS SOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITLREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STCRESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNlTUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* MARQUETTE COUNTY 336 148 29 781 15 607 109 649 62 885 31 093 10 101 16 074 22 935 12 957 16 443 a 623 316 462 28 425 15 017 102 967 62 017 28 617 9 773 IS 150 21 865 4 24-86 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958-continued SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) WAYNE COUNIY 59PK59U 59 ex.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FuRNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 577 5 010 815 2 703 1 623 1 286 5 67t 959 2 476 1 30a 16 939 737 127 2 970 5U2 2 2«5 1«3 607 «50 793 826 765 S80 728 232 335 220 705 172 632 279 355 150 051 196 195 75 601 136 561 HUB 213 771 177 575 758 219 475 217 547 167 738 263 521 147 565 181 057 57 475 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore relaileis, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MICHIGAN 24-87 TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1958 LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKINS PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEAl GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES ..... OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) 095 839 359 716 836 870 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll (»1,000) 7 51(3 24-88 MICHIGAN RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958-continued SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ((1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PTI591I 59 EX.591 53 PART' 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG HATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL HEkCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL • ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE 1 TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 22V 924 Minnesota CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 25- which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 18 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 24 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 33 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 37 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 37 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 38 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 40 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 41 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 42 J.S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 25-3 state total 1958 1963 $3,976,493,[ $4,541,290,000 EACH SYMBOL = ^ ^ ^ , «<,/ 5% CHANGE —=- — '-^'° MINNESOTA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber. BIdg. Materials. Farm | 4^9 Equip,, Hardware Dealers j^^ 461 AgtCmotive DealeTiS ^^ Gasoline Service ^=285 ^KIT r^A , ,4 Stations, Hb 360' * Station,^ = 200,^J ores ^^^^ Furnityj^^[<fiome Furnishings, ^ 168 Equipment Stores 9 176 #5% I 000 Eating, Drinking Places ^^^33] ###15% Drug Stores. N 128 Proprietary Stores ^]50 Other Retail Stores 349 ^^^398 Nonstore Retailers B jgg ^^'' ' 1958 1963, 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census 25-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-5 TABLE 1, The State: 1963 and 1958 Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) establish ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. . . . HEATINGi PLUMBING! PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. . . . HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. F I bH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ...... FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 3 285 877 336 1 246 626 5 061 3 829 283 I 869 391 673 151 222' 361 385 1 693 938 755 1 396 631 331 98 221 621 "ton 363 1 326 2 775 827 266 982 700 i 342 2 421 199 5 071 3 763 1 308 3 004 575 179 4 541 290 460 768 178 151 24 574 99 705 156 257 541 699 390 071 64 082 87 546 963 094 861 515 25 951 5 585 4 791 45 252 75 432 58 703 15 729 65 344 26 882 4 610 176 410 109 271 67 139 330 935 224 506 106 329 150 107 147 825 2 282 397 757 106 625 14 957 5 442 12 217 136 027 19 265 40 094 52 119 446 265 175 959 22 680 92 692 154 925 537 449 390 071 63 384 83 994 213 936 46 082 73 580 57 517 16 063 53 354 25 570 4 352 166 960 103 101 53 859 309 155 214 510 94 545 149 077 146 803 2 274 372 639 99 393 13 201 6 171 11 225 132 367 16 912 39 02 54 543 3 856 1 058 422 1 825 876 948 7 010 4 689 2 321 3 104 925 260 1 044 1 575 404 551 426 123 245 293 82 1 340 594 546 5 154 3 545 1 509 2 853 635 153 57 115 620 303 294 664 489 299 194 044 27 785 111 711 155 759 3 767 077 472 751 191 765 25 371 102 677 152 937 433 25-6 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL- TOTAL 521 i lumber yards buIlDing materials dealers 522 HEATINGi plumbing EQUIPMENT DEALERS 523 PAINTi GLASSt KALLPAPER STORES 524 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES 5251 HARDWARE STORES 5252 FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEKING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS 542 ( MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS 5U3 FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS 544 CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES 545 DAIKY PRODUCTS STORES 546 RETAIL BAKERIES 5452 RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING 5463 RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING 549 ( EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN.s. BOYS. Clothing and furnishings stores .... CUSTOM TAILORS 562-3.568 WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES 562 WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES 563.568 WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . . 563 ( MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES .... FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES. SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Slandatd Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not ; 'Nonslote lelailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this tal)le. Total (number) 32 467 5 054 3 829 273 779 892 836 With payroll 2 775 592 135 1 437 S88 832 Total, all establish- ments 460 788 155 583 22 558 9 294 13 510 1 870 99 706 158 257 541 699 390 071 64 082 83 222 3 650 674 963 094 881 515 25 630 321 5 585 4 791 10 119 24 438 22 557 1 771 4 784 5 911 750 230 645 027 575 285 19 787 49 955 35 496 39 675 5 562 23 470 10 479 10 001 2 990 221 474 47 206 46 134 1 072 75 432 58 703 16 729 55 344 28 882 1 480 5 158 Establisli- ments with payroll ($1,0001 446 255 153 735 22 234 9 122 12 282 1 276 92 592 154 925 537 449 390 071 63 334 79 854 3 582 548 903 010 830 649 23 228 (0) 3 427 3 651 a 475 23 542 22 021 1 521 4 236 (01 738 726 544 903 575 161 19 787 49 955 30 452 37 549 5 562 20 150 9 357 7 879 2 914 213 938 45 082 45 080 1 002 73 580 57 517 16 053 2 004 53 354 25 570 1 480 5 158 365 18 557 4 147 205 Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 49 787 18 569 3 212 1 832 2 025 273 11 041 12 835 82 239 52 302 10 595 e 748 512 82 71 591 50 493 2 345 (D> 308 508 837 5 224 5 926 298 251 (Dl 68 578 57 700 49 915 2 626 5 159 2 383 5 886 655 1 954 1 067 559 328 9 072 3 929 206 1 044 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollarsl 10 317 546 973 446 361 998 67 396 35 417 41 055 5 557 211 622 250 401 632 056 252 079 198 917 159 564 9 752 1 756 1 407 032 1 191 648 48 037 (D) 5 799 a 262 15 717 119 953 114 146 5 807 5 391 295 944 096 778 967 048 46 497 83 233 45 389 109 586 11 375 33 B16 17 987 10 301 5 528 511 338 123 284 119 629 3 555 221 210 175 858 45 352 5 987 13 180 182 104 75 77C 4 283 20 194 1 451 49 842 8 572 398 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (numberl 11 866 3 831 750 384 483 63 3 253 29 212 21 208 4 569 24 035 20 058 528 219 315 454 336 128 13 188 10 902 9 692 422 788 559 1 171 151 10 696 1 767 1 594 4 298 3 427 871 125 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 25-8 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No» 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unmoor porated businesses (number) Kind-of business group Lumber, building matis-. hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments MINNESOTA 1 TOTAL AITKIN COUNTY. ANOKA COUNTY ANOKA BLAINE IPAr^T)' .... CIRCLE PINES COLUMBIA HEIGHTS . . . COON RAPIOS FRIDLEY SPRING LAKE PARK (PARTI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BECKER COUNTY DETROIT LAKES. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BELTRAMI COUNTY. . . . BEMIOJI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY ST CLOUD (PARTI' . . SAUK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BIG STONE COUNTY . . ORTONVILLE (PARTI' REMAINDER OF COUNTY BLUE EARTH COUNTY. . . MANKATO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRO*N COUNTY NEW ULM SLEEPY EYE SPRINGFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARLTON COUNTY . . . CLOOUET REMAINDER OF COUNTY CARVER COUNTY CHASKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CASS COUNTY. HIPPE*A COUNTY. . . . GRANITE FALLS (PARTI MONTEVIDEO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHISAGO COUNTY CLAY COUNTY MOORHEAD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLEARXATER COUNTY. COOK COUNTY. COTTONWOOD COUNTY. • . WINDOM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CROW WING COUNTY . . . BRAINERO CROSBY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAKOTA COUNTY HASTINGS MENDOTA HEIGHTS. . . SOUTH ST PAUL. . . . WEST ST PAUL . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DODGE COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY . . . . ALEXANDRIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 12 300 62 405 26 301 1 t37 1 328 18 223 8 613 15 589 2 97t 7 910 27 Its 18 532 8 616 28 666 24 1-33 4 533 18 285 6 480 5 433 6 372 11 951 6 994 4 957 •69 332 "56 257 13 065 "39 398 ''21 508 6 357 7 388 4 645 29 759 17 392 12 367 21 372 5 575 15 797 16 319 23 269 49 694 38 205 11 489 112 20 AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kind of business group -continued 25-10 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek enderl nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- listi- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish ments number) FARIBAULT COUNTY . . . BLUE EAriTH WELLS • REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FILLMORE COUNTY. . . SPRING VALLEY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FREEBORN COUNTY. . . ALBERT LEA .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY GOODHUE COUNTY . . . RED WING REMAINDER OF COUNTY GRANT COUNTY . . . HENNEPIN COUNTY. . BLOOMINGTON. . . BROOKLYN CENTER. BROOKLYN PARK. . CRYSTAL DEEPHAvEN. . . . EDINA GOLDEN VALLEY. HOPKINS. . . MINNEAPOLIS. MINNETONKA . MOUND. . . . NEW HOPE . . ORONO. . . . PLYMOUTH . . RICHFIELD. . ROBBINSDALE ST ANTHONY (PART) s . ST LOUIS PARK. . . . SHOREWOOO WAYZATA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOUSTON COUNTY . . . . CALEDONIA LA CRESCENT. . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HUBBARD COUNTY . . . . PARK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ISANTI COUNTY. . . . CAMBRIDGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY ITASCA COUNTY. . . . GRAND RAPIDS . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY . . . . JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KANABEC COUNTY KANDIYOHI COUNTY . . . WILLMAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KITTSON COUNTY . . . . KOOCHICHING COUNTY . . INTERNATIONAL FALLS. REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAC QUI PARLE COUNTY . ORTONVILLE IPARTl ' . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAKE COUNTY SILVER BAY TWO HARBORS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAKE OF THE WOODS COUNTY 29 703 9 927 5 992 13 781 31 292 6 899 2« 393 US 202 35 137 13 065 «2 051 20 609 21 'l«2 11 tlO 1 3«6 077 66 46t 26 851 9 804 32 1«7 2 118 37 161 860 590 5 711 5 068 ^8 376 1 965 3 708 UU 282 12 680 'i 523 69 «97 381 17 «61 48 654 13 694 4 879 1 669 16 AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 25-12 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor porated businesses (number) Kmd-of-busmess group Lumber, building mails,, hardware, farm equip dealers ments (number) Sales ($1.000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments LINCOLN COUNTY LYON COUNTY MARSHALL TRACY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCLEOD COUNTY QLENCOE HUTCHINSON F)EMAINDER OF COUNTY. MAHNOMEN COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. MARTIN COUNTY FAIRMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MEEKER COUNTY LITCHFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MILLE LACS COUNTY. MORRISON COUNTY. . . . LITTLE FALLS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MOWER COUNTY AUSTIN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 3« 6«3 18 105 6 «B3 10 055 U2 270 10 742 15 I4«l 15 087 2K 568 11 938 12 630 27 180 16 563 10 617 59 202 U2 2115 16 957 39 858 10 530 15 637 13 691 MURRAY COUNTY.. NICOLLET COUNTY. . . . NORTH MANKATO. . . . ST PETER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NOBLES COUNTY WORTH INGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NORMAN COUNTY. OLMSTED COUNTY . . . . ROCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OTTER TAIL COUNTY. . . FERGUS FALLS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PENNINGTON COUNTY. . . THIEF RIVER FALLS. . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PINE COUNTY PIPESTONE COUNTY . . . PIPESTONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POLK COUNTY CROOKSTON EAST GRAND FORKS . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 3 AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind ofbusiness group -continued 25-14 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city RED LAKE COUNTY. REDmOOD COUNTY . . . . RED*OOD FALLS. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RENVILLE COUNTY. RICE COUNTY FARIBAULT NORTHFIELD .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY ROCK COUNTY LUVERNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROSEAU COUNTY. ST LOUIS COUNTY AURORA . . . BABBITT. . . CHISHOLM . . DULUTH . . . ELY EVELETH. . . GILBERT. . . NIBBING HOYT LAKES PROCTOR VIRGINIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY .... NEW PRAGUE (PART)'' SHAKOPEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY SHERBURNE COUNTY . . ST CLOUD (PARTI 1 . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SIBLEY COUNTY STEARNS COUNTY . . . . ST CLOUD (PART) ^ . . SAUK CENTRE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STEELE COUNTY ODATONNA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STEVENS COUNTY . . . . MORRIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SWIFT COUNTY BENSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TODD COUNTY STAPLES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TRAVERSE COUNTY. WABASHA COUNTY . . . LAKE CITY WABASHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY WADENA COUNTY WADENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASECA COUNTY WASECA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . BAYPORT ST PAUL PARK . . . . STILLWATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WATONWAN COUNTY. . . . ST JAMES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 26 isa 15 6«7 12 511 27 046 12 301 3 797 lU 900 11 618 3 282 11 229 267 500 4 099 1 490 5 736 158 329 8 702 7 721 1 247 25 789 659 1 015 28 361 24 352 30 746 3 430 10 381 16 935 13 124 2 320 10 804 118 576 77 617 8 032 32 927 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 32 AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind of-busmess group -continued 25-16 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active Pfoprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments (number) Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) WILKIN COUNTY BRECKENFilOGE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. • INONA COUNTY WINONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WRIGHT COUNTY. YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY GRANITE FALLS (PARTI ' REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 10 704 7 25« 3 150 56 819 U7 500 9 319 17 781 6 230 11 551 9 9«B 7 062 2 886 53 399 45 368 8 031 16 323 5 576 10 747 19 496 14 265 5 230 114 001 97 603 16 398 28 117 9 909 18 208 19 1 889 1 618 271 3 239 1 635 1 604 6 452 3 715 2 737 4 642 550 4 092 4 098 3 975 123 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 'Granite Falls is in Chippewa and Yellow Medi cine Counties. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-17 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kindofbusiness group -continued 25-18 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 52t 5251 5252 5113 sua 5U5 546 5U62 5463 5«9 55 EX.55't 562-31 568 562 563 1568 563 ( DULUTH-SUPtRlOB, MINN.-WIS.,$MSA FiETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE«ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEAlEHS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL EN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES 27 MEN.S SHOE STORES 1 WOMEN'S SHOE STORES 1 CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES. SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES 22 CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES 6 I MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable, •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Consists of St. Louis County, Minn., and Douglas County, Wis. 3« 563 23 868 5 350 711 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 25-20 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-21 TABLE4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish nients ($1,U00) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses (number) FARGO MOORHMD. N. DAK. MINW., SMSA-Continued FURNITURE- HOME FURNISHI^ E4UI ENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FursNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALHARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES" SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING 1 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE ) ORGANIZATIONS. Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 9 25-22 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522 523 52« 5251 5252 5«3 5U5 546 51162 5U63 5U9 561 1567 561 567 MINWEJTOIS-ST PADL SMSA RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. . . . PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTuR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN.S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Consists of Anoka, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, and Wastiington Counties, Minn. 2 1'3't 393 107 996 5t 185 6 610 2 629 6 340 455 377 675 326 121 29 391 19 510 477 964 440 790 15 092 14 2 491 2 764 4 352 11 769 10 614 1 155 354 585 305 900 249 364 15 498 41 038 16 682 16 317 (Dl (01 23 088 22 270 818 2 831 23 512 IS 472 1 381 4 991 234 B 866 2 303 205 105 682 54 103 6 520 2 579 5 820 429 377 045 325 121 29 193 19 230 459 432 425 884 13 988 2 061 2 370 3 398 11 245 10 214 1 031 (D) 350 341 305 842 249 306 15 498 41 038 14 422 15 457 22 710 21 944 766 23 238 14 792 1 381 4 991 218 e 202 2 275 205 14 40a 7 252 916 525 952 79 51 153 52 812 5 538 2 372 365 65 39 739 34 161 1 465 201 344 218 3 302 3 093 209 (Dl (Dl 35 349 29 685 23 339 2 025 4 321 1 145 2 958 (Dl (01 17 555 3 849 3 610 239 5 755 5 560 1 095 4 334 2 335 194 887 5 788 549 278 478 140 235 19 611 11 256 18 657 1 556 70 109 17 044 1 203 083 1 047 089 101 710 45 265 5 603 781 291 573 950 29 230 3 662 5 296 3 937 64 073 60 179 3 894 545 329 542 897 440 309 33 899 68 689 21 614 53 750 (01 343 888 72 93S 69 672 3 256 130 450 108 408 22 042 89 773 45 307 3 986 17 290 711 23 320 5 022 398 5 753 4 683 3 770 299 5 57B 997 931 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittiheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in tins table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all estabiisli' ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) MINNEAPgiS ST. PAUL SMSA-Continncd FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE 1 HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWAREi METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPuY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEdELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND DOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL HAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . 1 874 1 311 938 97 603 61 570 US 680 13 157 1 604 2 941 1 188 16 260 7 833 8 940 1 060 174 841 117 480 91 563 6 535 14 925 4 457 57 361 147 900 55 854 10 196 401 9 795 3 346 2 354 992 5 770 5 153 617 9 199 1 478 2 104 9 010 12 135 1 487 75 8 113 2 265 1 351 4 867 2 867 6 503 1 041 1 411 2 390 1 038 928 6 034 110 281 72 747 15 579 21 955 93 749 61 976 44 510 12 501 1 188 2 815 962 15 434 7 727 8 612 952 7 660 169 793 115 324 90 097 6 507 14 535 4 185 54 469 138 684 53 246 9 506 3 332 2 306 926 5 452 4 907 545 9 049 1 356 2 098 8 224 11 781 (0) 7 881 1 805 1 HI 4 861 2 353 6 415 933 1 411 2 138 746 584 4 392 105 373 72 707 14 395 18 271 15 757 10 788 7 216 2 636 272 500 164 2 225 1 191 1 563 151 1 402 1 584 411 258 55 575 142 354 1 387 1 819 18 850 13 715 2 052 3 082 64 988 10 885 3 326 41 904 23 584 29 837 2 942 26 895 925 773 677 943 539 915 44 541 67 037 26 350 247 830 247 404 241 170 6 234 351 214 85 714 32 935 353 32 582 7 935 5 029 2 906 12 268 11 213 1 055 10 576 2 267 6 330 26 494 37 185 41 863 3 575 2 254 14 581 5 699 32 550 3 674 3 432 6 508 2 547 2 700 17 917 357 25-24 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Now. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 5142 5«3 511 5U5-5'19 55 EX.551 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 561.569 59 EX.591 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 DAKOTA COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES. . LIMITED PRICE VARIETY MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN. S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN. S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES" INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEHELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 12 280 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-25 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued County and kind of business HENNEPIN COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEA-ING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIKY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Noles; - Represents zero, (D) WItlilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. ate stiown separately in ttiis table. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 60 l"t7 29 958 « 519 716 I* 296 318 18 323 1 917 259 359 225 921 15 573 15 521 1 921 320 27U 487 250 101 11 069 14 «85 1 731 2 901 7 575 6 834 741 358 252 214 395 187 812 152 045 11 274 24 492 (01 9 357 (Dl 6 967 3 860 1 095 2 012 71 941 17 182 16 528 654 16 298 9 972 918 3 929 216 4 909 (01 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 58 525 29 876 4 529 700 3 792 318 17 505 1 805 259 061 225 921 15 499 15 488 1 899 254 264 185 241 745 10 513 338 1 627 2 335 7 203 6 458 735 (D) 212 865 187 812 152 046 11 274 24 492 (Dl 8 701 6 783 3 728 1 043 2 012 15 822 16 220 502 26 355 21 294 5 051 15 048 9 872 918 3 929 216 4 809 (Dl (D) Payroll, entire year 8 150 4 142 602 152 596 54 2 424 43 605 38 233 3 033 1 983 309 48 29 209 143 2 162 2 003 159 (D) 21 350 18 129 14 055 1 486 2 588 (Dl 1 606 12 456 2 972 2 783 4 525 3 689 836 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) 2 999 11 796 1 053 44 855 951 251 750 526 55 779 38 355 5 525 954 471 679 400 565 22 113 422 3 189 2 458 41 699 38 922 2 977 387 094 329 880 259 163 24 986 35 731 (Dl 28 235 (Dl 12 844 7 907 1 782 3 155 238 686 54 463 51 993 2 490 85 231 58 645 15 585 Paid 25-26 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, enhre year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 57 571 5712 5713 5714 5715 5719 572 5732 5733 59 EX.591 592 593 5932 5933 59t 5942 5943 595 5952 5953 5962 5959 597 598 5982 5992 5993 5994 5996 5997 5996 5999 53 P»(!T» 532 534 535 HENNEPIN COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIuUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. 1 IPS 827 605 282 168 103 1 047 735 537 63 545 42 335 30 143 7 904 1 052 2 565 671 9 749 4 351 7 110 781 6 329 106 502 72 824 57 987 4 951 7 652 2 234 33 678 47 189 46 698 491 90 296 34 897 8 345 333 8 012 2 717 2 030 687 4 281 3 967 314 1 996 972 638 5 455 4 875 160 61 5 853 1 592 1 086 3 733 2 130 3 885 518 716 1 631 457 451 4 068 62 771 37 735 11 545 13 490 61 045 40 571 29 481 7 512 724 (D) (D) 9 271 4 245 6 858 673 6 185 104 108 71 436 56 871 4 951 7 472 2 142 32 672 47 189 46 698 491 85 668 33 965 7 893 2 503 1 982 621 3 997 3 743 254 1 846 872 638 5 053 4 777 5 711 1 258 982 3 733 1 698 3 835 456 716 1 473 375 411 3 356 5 069 1 618 152 1 321 553 1 300 28 348 21 075 17 002 1 555 1 717 591 7 273 11 890 2 .579 1 277 145 721 757 531 248 992 200 687 137 027 87 725 34 354 2 237 ID) (D) 25 352 13 208 25 100 2 311 22 789 575 210 430 223 348 182 34 012 33 358 14 561 144 987 148 807 145 955 2 841 6 550 4 589 1 971 8 653 8 171 482 3 546 1 001 2 708 14 121 15 513 33 774 2 377 2 012 10 889 5 412 19 827 1 719 2 330 4 577 1 259 1 975 12 857 408 927 276 11 033 8 715 5 883 672 875 286 2 317 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available •Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-27 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 25-28 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5. Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-29 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business RAMSEY COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELi CATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACToR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES . MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately m ttiis table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all estabiisti- ments ($1,000) 19 713 9 576 975 1 3"tO 1 442 (01 5 539 104 339 91 878 11 060 1 057 257 57 135 109 126 551 2 745 1 713 956 1 050 3 002 2 528 374 82 109 457 91 892 71 753 4 224 15 915 6 690 5 119 4 755 1 731 2 273 752 12 482 11 021 1 451 397 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 19 357 9 676 975 1 306 104 109 91 878 10 974 987 826 2 858 2 594 264 107 969 91 834 71 595 4 224 15 915 6 156 5 923 045 317 977 752 27 100 5 100 4 936 12 374 10 933 1 441 397 5 289 3 862 453 1 052 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 B44 1 276 184 319 243 ID) 718 15 237 13 975 2 068 130 5 899 539 1 657 361 784 734 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 57 972 25 753 4 863 5 500 4 457 (0) 14 175 327 625 285 851 37 836 2 738 207 092 181 233 3 615 205 913 157 082 127 016 a 913 7 761 2 869 3 015 1 877 92 285 16 737 15 951 775 42 357 38 098 4 259 1 272 19 835 12 126 1 389 3 091 Paid 25-30 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) RAMSEY COUNTY—CONTINUED FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STOREb RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIOUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND *00D DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEKS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 26 311 17 176 10 997 4 810 476 (01 (01 5 167 2 398 1 573 254 1 319 50 531 32 593 24 482 1 551 4 507 2 043 18 038 25 112 24 555 547 42 753 14 043 1 357 24 1 333 570 324 246 1 213 980 233 3 370 (D) 2 088 673 247 968 517 2 252 523 (Dl 549 581 414 1 824 41 087 30 093 3 512 7 382 25 720 15 754 10 715 4 795 430 (0) (D) 4 997 2 398 1 561 254 1 307 48 787 31 893 24 140 1 533 4 357 1 863 16 894 25 018 24 471 547 39 933 13 555 1 249 1 249 570 324 246 1 179 958 221 3 370 962 577 2 214 467 4 288 2 908 1 712 996 101 (D> (D) 13 662 9 557 7 455 478 1 051 552 4 105 4 047 3 939 108 5 159 1 Oil 242 88 952 53 436 29 676 30 241 2 oie (Dl (Dl' 12 987 8 292 4 237 270 298 188 611 144 445 10 496 101 677 21 910 4 913 7 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-31 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued 25-32 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-33 TABLE 6 Cities Witli 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) unincor- porated businesses r^ETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERA MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIA.MCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PRCfRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* ) Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availahle. (X) Not. e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 34 25-34 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52"t 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5«2 5«3 5U't 5U5 5U6 5462 5U63 5U9 55 EX. 551 551 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-35 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) MINNEAPOLIS—CONTINUED FURMTUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FUriNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINAi GLASSWAREi METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS" LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. • • . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES" SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES US 988 29 998 21 922 6 201 781 657 U37 6 927 3 284 5 779 5"t6 5 233 76 199 51 779 11 123 t 5«8 4 258 1 750 2U 120 SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYf GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STOfiES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NE«S DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE] ORGANIZATIONS. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availatile. {X) Not applicable •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC; major group 53, are sfiown separately in this table. 62 25-36 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued SIC code 521 522-521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5U1 5U2 5143 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563. 56S 565 566 56'4.569 59 EX 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL '. GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMENi-S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHUPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payioll Total, all establisti ments ($1,000) 87 319 76 560 9 618 1 HI 91 730 86 696 2 210 1 610 902 3 312 21 471 13 876 7 595 39 980 25 150 1« 830 2 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-37 TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 25^38 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city MINNESOTA! TOTAL AITKIN COUNTY. . . • ANOKA COUNTY ANOKA BLAINE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS • • COON RAPIDS FRIDLEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BECKER COUNTY DETROIT LAKES. . • REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BELTRAMI COUNTY. . . . BEMIDJI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY ST CLOUD (PART) i . . SAUK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BIG STONE COUNTY . . . ORTONvrlLLE (PART)" . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BLUE EARTH COUNTY. . . MANKATO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BRO«N COUNTY NEW ULM SLEEPY EYE SPRINGFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARLTON COUNTY . . . CLOOUET REMAINDER OF COUNTY CARVER COUNTY CASS COUNTY. CHIPPEWA COUNTY. . . . GRANITE FALLS (PARTI MONTEVIDEO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHISAGO COUNTY CLAY COUNTY MOORHEAD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLEARWATER COUNTY. COOK COUNTY. . . . COTTONWOOD COUNTY. . WINDOM REMAINDER OF COUNTY CROW WING COUNTY . . . BRAINERD CROSBY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAKOTA COUNTY HASTINGS (PART)'- . . MENDOTA HEIGHTS. . . SOUTH ST PAUL. . . . WEST ST PAUL . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DODGE COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY . . . . ALEXANDRIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FARIBAULT COUNTY . . BLUE EARTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FILLMORE COUNTY. FREEBORN COUNTY. . . . ALBERT LEA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (numtier) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) at 295 16 205 8 090 23 232 16 H69 H 763 IB 718 8 226 U 732 5 790 10 213 5 727 t net 62 178 48 912 13 265 2U 475 13 234 11 242 20 065 14 051 22 010 529 13 514 7 857 40 3B8 29 372 11 016 6 893 3 741 20 233 9 841 10 392 36 179 24 451 3 278 6 440 68 174 11 008 412 27 635 10 175 18 944 14 710 27 447 IB 136 9 311 32 841 9 581 23 260 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 35 797 17 605 (D) (d) 1 812 2 394 7 078 21 863 15 625 6 238 21 880 17 881 3 999 17 878 a 058 4 552 5 268 31 497 16 806 5 050 (D) 21 952 12 530 9 422 18 487 12 211 20 430 629 13 040 5 761 38 675 28 740 9 936 18 559 9 557 9 002 33 365 24 035 3 034 6 296 64 070 10 550 412 25 533 10 051 16 514 13 956 25 539 17 458 8 171 30 557 9 151 21 505 12 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 073 1 498 575 2 297 1 982 315 1 563 736 459 388 848 538 310 1 102 1 817 4 169 3 306 853 506 287 1 554 883 681 2 256 935 1 510 2 425 1 782 643 2 341 790 1 551 County and city Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availatile. 'St. Cloud is in Benton, Sherburne, and Stearns Counties. ^Oilonville IS in Big Stone and Lac Qui Parle Counties. 'Granite Falls is in Chippewa and Yellow Medicine Counties. 'Hastings is in Dakota and Washington Counties. GOODHUE COUNTY RED WING remainder of county. . Grant county hennepin county BLOOMINGTON BROOKLYN CENTER. . . . BROOKLYN PARK CRYSTAL EDINA GOLDEN VALLEY HOPKINS MINNEAPOLIS MINNETONKA PLYMOUTH RICHFIELD ROBBINSDALE ST LOUIS PARK REMAINDER OF COUNTY, . HOUSTON COUNTY HUBBARD COUNTY PARK RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ISANTI COUNTY CAMBRIDGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ITASCA COUNTY GRAND RAPIDS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . JACKSON COUNTY JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . KANABEC COUNTY KANDIYOHI COUNTY . . . . WILLMAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . KITTSON COUNTY KOOCHICHING COUNTY . . . INTERNATIONAL FALLS. . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . LAC QUI PARLE COUNTY . . ORTONVILLE (PART I ^ . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . LAKE COUNTY TWO HARBORS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . LAKE OF THE WOODS COUNTY LE SUEUR COUNTY LE SUEUR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . LINCOLN COUNTY LYON COUNTY MARSHALL TRACY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MCLEOD COUNTY GLENCOE HUTCHINSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MAHNOMEN COUNTY MARSHALL COUNTY MARTIN COUNTY FAIRMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MEEKER COUNTY LITCHFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . MILLE LACS COUNTY. . . . (X) NotaoDlicable. "Revised Total (number) With payroll 212 102 110 158 168' 120 239 53 185 372 168 204 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 39 130 18 525 20 604 10 761 1 155 352 2 1 567 6 594 853 16 919 42 019 12 659 56 568 875 116 5 468 565 59 094 ''li 689 49 540 7 1 845 12 365 12 258 7 732 4 526 35 180 20 677 14 503 14 312 7 099 7 213 35 072 22 701 12 371 16 236 13 316 4 920 11 043 11 043 11 309 7 287 4 022 20 053 4 998 15 055 53 286 14 514 7 527 11 246 33 601 8 133 13 154 12 31 4 989 12 524 20 184 8 521 11 663 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 35 352 17 592 18 770 11 520 7 584 3 935 32 500 20 055 12 445 13 050 5 865 6 195 33 410 22 043 11 357 9 919 9 919 10 883 7 227 3 555 19 041 4 928 14 113 31 368 14 376 7 325 9 557 31 427 7 855 12 350 11 222 4 083 10 730 35 788 22 577 13 111 18 708 8 213 10 495 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-39 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or iVIore: 1958 Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year MORRISON COUNTY. . . LITTLE FALLS . . • REMAINDER OF COUNTY MOWER COUNTY AUSTIN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MURRAY COUNTY. NICOLLET COUNTY. . . NORTH MANKATO. . . ST PETER REMAINDER OF COUNTY NOBLES COUNTY WORTHINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NORMAN COUNTY. OLMSTED COUNTY . . . . ROCHESTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OTTER TAIL COUNTY. . FERGUS FALLS . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY PENNINGTON COUNTY. . . THIEF RIVER FALLS. . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PINE COUNTY PIPESTONE COUNTY . . . PIPESTONE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POLK COUNTY CROOKSTON EAST GRAND FORKS . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POPE COUNTY GLEN*OOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RAMSEY COUNTY FALCON HEIGHTS . . . NORTH ST PAUL. . . . ROSEVILLE ST PAUL WHITE BEAR LAKE. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RED LAKE COUNTY. REDWOOD COUNTY . . . REDWOOD FALLS. . • REMAINDER OF COUNTY RENVILLE COUNTY. RICE COUNTY FARIBAULT NORTHFIELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROCK COUNTY LUVERNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROSEAU COUNTY. 23 535 13 775 9 760 58 956 39 914 19 012 28 1161 17 232 11 229 t5 297 21 931 23 366 lu mo 13 727 1 113 18 272 10 173 7 799 38 840 15 868 9 288 13 684 5 307 536 355 3 047 4 444 7 094 497 735 8 415 15 620 27 757 13 105 14 662 34 640 20 795 9 285 4 559 13 557 9 807 3 850 20 741 13 205 7 536 55 400 38 794 16 606 27 043 16 920 10 123 42 105 21 105 21 000 14 148 13 443 705 17 054 10 243 6 811 35 158 15 362 9 042 11 764 8 993 4 460 4 533 518 571 3 047 4 120 7 094 481 865 8 003 14 442 3 742 25 875 12 977 12 898 33 014 20 159 9 158 3 597 12 571 9 709 2 862 5 609 4 267 1 342 1 241 228 780 233 2 408 1 748 660 3 929 2 259 1 660 1 555 1 046 509 533 370 253 58 589 306 507 602 54 857 762 1 555 338 2 141 1 223 918 3 487 2 250 920 317 1 024 850 174 ELY EVELETH HIBBING PROCTOR VIRGINIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY SHAKOPEE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHERBURNE COUNTY . . . ST CLOUD (PARTI i . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SIBLEY COUNTY STEARNS COUNTY . . . . ST CLOUD (PART) ' . . SAUK CENTRE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STEELE COUNTY. . . . OWATONNA REMAINDER OF COUNTY STEVENS COUNTY . . . . MORRIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SWIFT COUNTY .... BENSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY TODD COUNTY. . . . . . STAPLES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TRAVERSE COUNTY. WABASHA COUNTY . . . LAKE CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY WADENA COUNTY WADENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASECA COUNTY WASECA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IASHIN6T0N COUNTY. . . BAYPORT HASTINGS (PARTI i . . STILLWATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WATONWAN COUNTY. . . . ST JAMES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IILKIN COUNTY BRECKENRIDGE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WINONA COUNTY WINONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WRIGHT COUNTY YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY GRANITE FALLS (PARTI^ REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 149 973 8 211 7 544 27 622 2 793 25 586 32 on 21 485 8 948 12 538 83 941 45 805 6 466 31 570 31 282 21 122 10 150 13 685 10 129 3 556 18 328 7 995 10 333 18 148 4 831 13 317 19 305 5 444 12 862 21 672 15 834 5 838 15 557 10 112 5 445 17 348 8 584 8 664 45 357 35 595 9 762 15 189 4 160 11 029 144 167 7 595 7 084 25 490 2 563 25 450 27 073 19 816 8 704 11 112 13 415 78 345 44 289 6 392 27 664 17 352 7 697 9 665 16 294 4 483 11 811 20 820 15 578 5 242 15 379 9 592 5 787 16 342 8 602 7 740 42 303 33 701 8 502 13 715 4 054 9 551 18 555 674 705 3 132 217 2 970 2 445 1 597 551 935 8 101 5 252 558 2 291 2 801 2 051 750 1 469 632 837 1 421 358 1 053 1 416 533 883 1 904 1 511 393 1 353 877 475 1 377 742 635 804 583 221 4 534 3 697 837 1 118 326 792 Standard Notes: - Represents 2ero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'St. Cloud is in Benton, Sherburne, and Slearns Counties. ^Granile Falls is in Chippewa and Yellow Medicine Counties. 'Hastings is in Dakola and Washington Counties. 25-40 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 10. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Dala aie based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code 59PT(591] 59 EX. 591 53 PART. 59PT(591) 59 ex>591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HD*E. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES ING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOKES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS. RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE. FARM EOUIP. DEALERS GENERAL rlERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Establishments (number) 165 562 138 350 705 713 366 381 5U1 With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) (number) OULUTH-SUPeRIOR, MINN. WIS, SMSA 18 869 37 162 81 260 47 775 2« 551 21 31« 12 938 23 81(5 10 993 22 176 10 3S7 18 251 35 912 75 958 47 301 21 393 20 596 12 348 20 827 10 889 19 824 9 635 MINNUPOLISST. PAUL SMSA 8 192 541 242 1 449 329 1 202 589 523 1 880 365 951 127 556 2 60 565 407 092 279 707 118 071 103 961 93 629 142 091 70 015 126 723 141 855 122 912 256 935 385 612 277 071 109 433 69 643 116 709 136 503 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) fARGOMOORHEAD, N. DAK. MINN, SMSA 50 057 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MINNESOTA 25-41 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 25-42 MINNESOTA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Tntal, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ({1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART» 59PT(5911 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SEkVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STOKES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSt HDyHE . FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 149 973 5 09« 21 171 3« 330 21 242 11 111 12 616 7 366 9 712 5 781 12 161 9 389 IKU 157 1 832 (D) 32 368 21 120 10 Oil 12 280 7 230 9 120 5 590 302 133 1 107 218 6eu 378 350 1 130 «97 735 15 600 70 90a 105 779 76 315 26 000 26 078 25 006 39 516 19 053 31 116 60 308 «81 865 16 055 70 735 101 357 75 873 23 552 25 560 23 615 37 752 18 921 28 658 59 leu Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. 9U2 771* 50 75« 161 322 166 601 11(3 216 51 572 56 116 52 <t8U 72 311 33 158 64 678 77 229 906 568 58 286 160 698 15« 125 lUl 542 50 454 55 098 50 528 68 925 33 018 59 388 74 205 Mississippi CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 26- which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 14 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 16 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 24 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 26 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 26 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 27 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 28 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 29 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 29 MISSISSIPPI Incorporated places of 100,000 and over (S) Incorporated places of 25,000- 100,000 • Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas us DEPARTMENT OF COAAMERCE 26-3 state total EACH SYMBOL = = = ^ ^ ^ ^^ ofto/ 5% CHANGE ^^^'^ — ^l^/o MISSISSIPPI Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers 129 _ ^ _ 179^ _ _ ^ General Merchandise Group Stores 172 173 ^^i^ab 'X(rirj^cesspry Stores )PPj_3£ ^--f-yif Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^65 ^_ Equipment Stores f^J^^ ^ Eating, Drinking Places feyq Drug Stores, N 53 Proprietary Stores jS 65 ####i24% Other Retail Stores ^^^152 Nonstore Retailers I 3^ $1,914,221, 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS. U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 26-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 SIC code 521 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 5611567 562-31 568 562 5631568 565 566 5641569 TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FliH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES! VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES • AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MENiS" BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES ........ WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMENiS ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCEi RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING Places (alcoholic beverages). DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS FARMi GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 245 133 358 309 With payroll (number) 1 846 134 207 1 434 1 297 137 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 178 748 67 825 9 562 22 794 78 567 461 624 453 432 2 856 1 452 1 270 2 614 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 132 079 12 970 40 683 37 501 3 182 62 432 13 495 2 499 78 207 44 740 33 467 72 688 64 425 8 263 65 486 63 181 2 305 152 420 11 967 5 965 2 086 4 641 72 125 11 901 26 327 17 408 1 750 057 175 288 66 753 8 974 21 264 78 297 166 552 48 570 42 717 75 265 Total (number) 128 841 12 780 40 195 37 025 3 170 60 478 13 199 2 189 74 603 42 708 31 895 64 614 58 737 5 877 64 476 62 303 2 173 5 361 1 950 3 695 70 007 10 919 26 041 14 642 5 013 4 701 (M With payroll 1 837 1 731 (M Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 129 282 52 310 6 092 28 505 42 374 171 592 41 316 31 067 99 209 357 783 348 271 (M 1 283 868 2 582 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 96 050 11 830 29 467 64 659 36 254 28 405 60 960 54 042 6 918 52 993 51 077 1 916 1 335 910 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. *Nor]store retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table , . . , . ,„„„ ,.„., "Data not provided because establishments with no payroll are classified only at the next broader kind-of-business level. 'Comparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 12 992 50 574 5 626 26 884 41 808 147 214 41 316 30 395 75 503 291 647 285 657 (') 633 492 1 516 93 458 11 456 28 767 27 522 1 245 40 242 10 638 2 355 60 559 34 022 26 537 51 966 46 430 5 536 50 775 49 207 1 568 124 250 26-6 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HAkDwARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFAC lURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHI5ED. . . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NuNFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIV AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S REAOt-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS 19 167 894 159 126 770 159 106 316 5112 103 Oil 117 381 178 7a8 46 647 21 178 3 054 5 857 651 22 79a 78 567 74 697 6 093 685 461 620 453 432 1 445 1 411 1 452 1 270 698 1 710 1 398 312 402 975 312 859 285 571 8 779 17 409 28 839 32 304 17 130 11 843 3 172 7 581 990 132 079 12 970 12 881 40 683 37 501 3 182 FAMILY CLOTHING STORES 519 409 62 432 SHOE STORES 181 159 13 495 MEN'S SHOE STORES 7 7 468 WOMEN'S SHOE STORES 47 45 4 339 CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES 4 4 208 FAMILY SHOE STORES 123 103 8 480 CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES 48 38 2 158 MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES 6 2 341 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) ttot available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 175 288 46 647 20 106 166 552 48 570 42 717 58 689 5 939 637 363 950 357 856 973 1 171 930 735 530 1 554 1 338 216 393 657 312 859 286 671 8 779 17 409 21 259 31 442 17 130 10 967 2 785 7 217 964 40 195 37 025 3 170 60 478 13 199 458 4 29« 208 8 224 (01 19 292 6 122 2 535 20 543 7 743 5 572 6 608 551 69 35 681 27 703 25 082 964 1 657 1 217 4 055 1 559 1 025 419 508 99 952 531 U21 370 748 125 801 48 813 413 889 164 755 110 795 127 234 9 868 1 235 429 759 415 057 1 377 2 927 1 223 1 584 1 215 6 080 5 499 581 (Dl (D) 650 092 506 274 457 511 19 418 29 345 23 134 77 081 33 845 19 757 8 545 8 939 2 272 92 578 84 130 8 448 1 707 6 930 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL ' furniture. home furnishings stores Furniture stores - floor covering stores - drapery! curtaini upholstery stores china. glassware. metal*are stores miscellaneous home furnishings stores , household appliance stores ' radio. television stores music stores record shops musical instrument stores eating. drinking places TOTAL 2 122 EATING PLACES 1 859 RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS 1 366 CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING IHOUSE-TO-HOUSE ) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately in this table. 757 373 7n 26-8 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city MISSISSIPPI! TOTAL ADAMS COUNTY NATCHEZ REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALCORN COUNTY CORINTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AMITE COUNTY ATTALA COUNTY KOSCIUSKO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY BOLIVAR COUNTY . . . . CLEVELAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALHOUN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY CHICKASA* COUNTY . . . HOUSTON OKOLONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHOCTA* COUNTY CLAIBORNE COUNTY . . . PORT GIBSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARKE COUNTY CLAY COUNTY HEST POINT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COAHOMA COUNTY . . . CLARKSDALE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY COPIAH COUNTY CRYSTAL SPRINGS. . . HAZLEHURST REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COVINGTON COUNTY DE SOTO COUNTY . FORREST COUNTY . . . . HATTIEsauRG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. GEORGE COUNTY. . GREENE COUNTY. . GRENADA COUNTY . . . GRENADA REMAINDER OF COUNTY HANCOCK COUNTY . . . . BAY ST LOUIS . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . . BILOXI 6ULFP0RT LONG BEACH PASS CHRISTIAN . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 1INDS COUNTY .... CLINTON JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY Total (number) 19 167 HOLMES COUNTY DURANT LEXINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid c, *Nonslo(e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately i With payroll 1 109 370 399 233 1 517 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 911 221 1)8 787 45 560 3 227 IB AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kmdotbusiness group -continued 26-10 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city HUMPHREYS COUNTY . . • BELZONI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ISSAQUENA COUNTY ITAHAMBA COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY . . . HOSS POINT .... OCEAN SPRINGS. . . PASCAGOULA .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY JASPER COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY JONES COUNTY ELLISVILLE LAuREL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KEMPER COUNTY. LAFAYETTE COUNTY . . . OXFORD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAMAR COUNTY LAUDERDALE COUNTY. . . MERIDIAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAWRENCE COUNTY LEAKE COUNTY . Total (number) LEE COUNTY TUPELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEFLORE COUNTY . . . GREENWOOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY . . . BROOKHAVEN .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY LOWNDES COUNTY . . . . COLUMBUS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY . . . . CANTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY COLUMBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . HOLLY SPRINGS. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY ABERDEEN AMORY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . WINONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NESHOBA COUNTY . . . . PHILADELPHIA . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWTON COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NOXUBEE COUNTY OKTIBBEHA COUNTY STARKVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . Standard Notes; - Represents zero. •Nonstorc retailers, part of SIC major group With payroll 718 575 143 105 166 506 313 193 «03 29U 109 322 109 115 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 12 679 8 067 H 612 7 456 54 681 6 380 5 048 34 954 8 299 8 164 3 855 7 Oil 17 069 13 146 3 923 78 971 72 064 6 907 7 167 9 715 58 792 48 512 10 280 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 53 46 6 AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind ofbusmess group -continued 26-12 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores " Estab- lish- ments PANOLA COUNTY BATESVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PEARL RIVER COUNTY . . PICAYUNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERRY COUNTY PIKE COUNTY MCCOMB REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PONTOTOC COUNTY. PRENTISS COUNTY. . . . BOONEVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. QUITMAN COUNTY . . . . MARKS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RANKIN COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY FOREST REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHARKEY COUNTY SIMPSON COUNTY SMITH COUNTY . STONE COUNTY . SUNFLOWER COUNTY . . . INDIANOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY. . CHARLESTON KEMAINDER OF COUNTY. TATE COUNTY SENATOBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TIPPAH COUNTY. . . . RIPLEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY TISHOMINGO COUNTY TUNICA COUNTY. . UNION COUNTY NEW ALBANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HALTHALL COUNTY. WARREN COUNTY VICKSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WASHINGTON COUNTY. . GREENVILLE .... HOLLANDALE .... LELAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY WAYNE COUNTY WAYNE3B0R0 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEBSTER COUNTY . WILKINSON COUNTY nINSTON COUNTY . . . . LOUISVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. YALOBUSHA COUNTY . . . WATER VALLEY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. YAZOO COUNTY YAZOO CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 25 131 U 573 12 551 20 520 13 515 7 005 35 259 26 29« 8 965 20 936 12 221 8 715 9 133 13 382 5 9«9 6 951 29 U97 m 862 It 635 12 276 6 028 6 2U8 12 886 7 372 5 514 11 067 8 0«7 3 020 10 892 12 059 16 01(3 14 101 1 942 48 671 46 104 2 567 79 004 60 316 3 712 7 420 7 556 11 116 12 AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 26-14 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code 562-31 568 562 563 1 568 563 ( Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL 521 I LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 522 HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS 523 PAINTt GLASSi WALLPAPER STORES 52« ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES 5251 HARDWARE STORES 5252 FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWINGt NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS 5U2 I MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD I MARKETS 513 FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS 541 CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES 515 DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES 5U6 RETAIL BAKERIES 5«62 RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING 5463 RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING 5U9 I EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL ; PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCH ISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STOSES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS ^ WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READt-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES I FAMILY SHOE STORES t CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES 9 I MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonslore retailers. Dart ot SIC maior group 53. are sliown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) JACKSON SMSA-Continued FURNITUPEi HOr^E FURNISHINGSt EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWARE> METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK I STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORESi BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAYi GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS / CIGAR STORESi STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING 1 HOUSE-TO-HOUSE ] ORGANIZATIONS. . . 12 259 7 470 6 086 1 066 3 202 105 I 482 13 199 12 17« 8 853 1 023 1 326 972 1 025 10 381 10 132 219 15 123 2 09 1 613 11 829 7 386 6 032 1 066 12 733 11 796 8 5«7 1 023 1 274 952 937 It 731 2 091 1 613 IDI 351 230 124 931 2 070 1 683 1 082 851 32 155 20 442 15 829 3 476 50 548 36 613 4 750 36 721 2 112 5 825 1 297 685 1 306 1 438 1 390 998 125 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in tliis taljle. 26-16 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollats) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 521 522-524 5251 5252 5"* 511 542 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 5611567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 FORREST COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL. . LUMBER AND OTHER BUILOINS MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES ....;.. WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ...;.,. FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, arc shown separately in this table. 8 490 5 482 2 027 981 5 644 470 1 263 1 263 8 490 5 482 2 027 981 4 322 2 050 2 272 1 210 836 276 24 519 17 815 5 068 1 636 744 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-17 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business Total (number) Witb payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No» 15 (dollars) Paid 26-18 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 522-521 5251 5252 53 PiRT* 531 533 539 54 511 542 5«3 544 545-549 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.558 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 595 597 598 599 HINDS COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS, MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETS • . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES ....... •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES . . WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 12 583 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-19 TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nod. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) JACKSON COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGi PLUMBING! PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETSi FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES' VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDYi NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'Si SOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS, FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not a "Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 199 512 212 475 696 395 303 « 085 3 t5"t 212 «19 906 937 969 2 762 1 869 693 010 26-20 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmu ed County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish menls with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, enhre year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) JONES COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUHBERi BUILDING MATERIALSi HARDHAREi FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBINGi PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS' FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE' RADIO' TELEVISION' MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES lALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Standard Notes; - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not avail •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 2 t73 1 030 398 2 292 6S« 666 2 441 1 431 1 010 021 908 113 223 (Dl 398 2 242 654 654 553 449 240 209 6 821 6 252 569 2 509 1 856 3 065 1 108 (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-21 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nou. 15 (number) LAUDERDAL E COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS' HARDHARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING. PAINT. E,.ECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STOREIS HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 7 120 867 2 3118 2 095 253 (D) 1 098 3 613 2 122 1 521 3 913 3 566 317 5 inn 213 671 ID) 358 1 032 802 1 128 864 165 410 7 032 857 2 3"t8 2 095 253 (D> 1 098 3 469 2 024 1 445 3 627 3 384 243 5 146 169 631 (L)] 262 1 032 796 1 128 1 041 120 301 267 19 418 2 778 5 587 4 883 704 lU) 2 412 11 955 7 091 4 864 517 945 572 4 26-22 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establisli merits or More: 1963-contmued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 522-524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 54 541 542 543 544 545-549 56 561 1 567 562-3.568 562 563 I 568 565 566 564 1 569 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 LEE COUNTY RETAIL TRADEt TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDII^G MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS, MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. SOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS, FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!. . . . DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Standard Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group S3, are shown separately in this table. 6 786 4 300 275 422 1 789 4 774 IDI 1 223 (X) Not applicable. 6 686 4 300 275 322 1 789 3 049 2 100 949 909 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-23 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 26-24 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-25 TABLES Cities Witli 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued City and kind ot business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 26-26 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-27 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city MISSISSIPPI- TOTAL ADAMS COUNTY NATCHEZ REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALCORN COUNTY CORINTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. AMITE COUNTY ATTALA COUNTY KOSCIUSKO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY BOLIVAR COUNTY .... CLEVELAND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALHOUN COUNTY CARROLL COUNTY CHICKASAW COUNTY .... CHOCTAW COUNTY CLAIBORNE COUNTY .... PORT GIBSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . CLARKE COUNTY CLAY COUNTY WEST POINT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . COAHOMA COUNTY CLARKSDALE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . COPIAH COUNTY CRYSTAL SPRINGS. . . . HAZLEHURST REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . COVINGTON COUNTY .... DE SOTO COUNTY FORREST COUNTY HATTIESBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . FRANKLIN COUNTY GEORGE COUNTY GREENE COUNTY GRENADA COUNTY GRENADA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . HANCOCK COUNTY BAY ST LOUIS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . HARRISON COUNTY BILOXI GULFPORT LONG BEACH PASS CHRISTIAN . . . i REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . HINDS COUNTY 1 601 JACKSON 1 262 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . 339 HOLMES COUNTY 210 LEXINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . 157 HUMPHREYS COUNTY 117 BELZONI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . ISSAQUENA COUNTY . . . . ITAWAMBA COUNTY. , . . . Standaid Notes: - Represents zero. With payroll (number) 1 099 898 201 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 12 639 10 91(7 1 692 29 289 16 351* 12 935 7 635 2 058 9 655 2 958 5 U51I U 213 1 21*1 10 219 9 280 939 29 617 2"* 502 5 315 11 975 5 727 5 505 3 743 5 931 8 379 59 107 51 925 7 182 3 701* 7 556 2 933 13 039 11 016 1 993 7 91*8 5 225 2 723 1 294 2 352 10 224 211 458 187 908 23 550 11 989 4 506 7 483 8 618 6 637 1 981 417 5 239 avoid disclosure. Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 335 910 36 912 34 760 2 152 16 655 15 224 1 431 11 355 10 481 874 25 873 16 186 9 687 6 381 1 222 8 291 1 942 4 742 3 969 773 9 175 8 838 337 12 699 5 393 5 197 2 109 4 929 7 009 56 121 49 887 6 234 2 870 6 386 1 957 11 751 10 592 1 159 1 799 89 557 35 621 42 746 958 1 856 8 376 201 464 180 758 20 706 10 553 4 358 6 295 8 146 6 521 1 625 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 4 092 3 886 204 6 130 5 539 491 223 592 150 9 430 3 504 4 753 22 495 20 728 1 767 County and city JACKSON COUNTY .... MOSS POINT OCEAN SPRINGS. . . . PASCAGOULA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JASPER COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY JONES COUNTY ELLISVILLE LAUREL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KEMPER COUNTY LAFAYETTE COUNTY . . . OXFORD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAMAR COUNTY LAUDERDALE COUNTY. . . MERIDIAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAWRENCE COUNTY. . . . LEAKE COUNTY LEE COUNTY TUPELO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEFLORE COUNTY .... GREENWOOD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY .... BROOKHAVEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LOWNDES COUNTY .... COLUMBUS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY .... CANTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARION COUNTY COLUMBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARSHALL COUNTY. . . . HOLLY SPRINGS. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY ABERDEEN AMORY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. . . WINONA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NESHOBA COUNTY .... PHILADELPHIA .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWTON COUNTY NEWTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NOXUBEE COUNTY .... OKTIBBEHA COUNTY . . . STARKViLLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PANOLA COUNTY PEARL RIVER COUNTY . . PICAYUNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERRY COUNTY PIKE COUNTY MCCOMB REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 4 119 (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 40 265 6 174 2 592 24 062 7 437 7 630 4 465 6 1 47 889 1 97 41 428 4 487 65 778 59 114 6 664 40 475 31 259 9 216 40 980 32 576 8 404 19 597 16 668 2 929 33 301 27 734 5 557 15 855 10 570 5 295 16 937 14 268 2 659 8 046 4 585 3 350 9 559 7 491 2 068 12 204 4 694 7 510 13 362 11 112 2 250 15 051 10 166 5 885 33 2451 22 957[ 10 2781 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 36 6351 5 930 2 340 22 926 5 439 6 372 3 451 5 612 44 189 (Dl 40 274 (01 2 765 10 512 9 289 1 223 62 105 57 152 4 954 4 270 6 355 36 257 30 547 5 710 37 798 31 300 6 498 17 891 16 174 1 717 30 403 26 054 4 349 13 787 9 605 3 961 15 105 13 858 1 237 7 104 4 588 2 515 16 272 7 651 6 023 2 398 5 724 4 449 1 275 a 281 6 975 1 306 10 735 4 520 6 216 12 110 10 688 1 422 14 013 9 692 4 321 31 096 22 369 8 726 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 26-28 MISSISSIPPI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958—Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll (numt)er) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) PONTOTOC COUNTY. PRENTISS COUNTY. . . . BOONEvlLLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. auITMAN COUNTY RANKIN COUNTY. SCOTT COUNTY .... FOREST REMAINDER OF COUNTY SHARKEY COUNTY SIMPSON COUNTY SMITH COUNTY . STONE COUNTY . SUNFLOOER COUNTY . . . INDIANOLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ALLAHATCHIE COUNTY. . CHARLESTON . . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TATE COUNTY. . . . TIPPAH COUNTY. . . TISHOMINGO COUNTY. e 926 7 763 10 589 15 8«lt 7 783 8 061 5 870 10 529 5 399 5 801 22 020 9 557 12 163 8 5"*! 3 51(3 t 998 7 162 9 100 7 195 1 905 6 737 8 951 It 2'*6 7 519 6 697 5 «26 9 079 3 775 1 855 19 694 9 321 10 373 6 875 3 U31 3 HVi 9 049 5 557 5 673 451 331 TUNICA COUNTY. UNION COUNTY NEW ALBANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WALTHALL COUNTY. WARREN COUNTY VICKSeURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ASHINGTON COUNTY. . . GREENVILLE LELANO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY WAYNESBORO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEBSTER COUNTY . WILKINSON COUNTY WINSTON COUNTY . . . . LOUISVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. YALOBUSHA COUNTY . . . WATER VALLEY . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. YAZOO COUNTY YAZOO CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 13 152 10 208 2 954 a 752 7 422 1 330 8 982 7 313 1 559 6 803 3 515 3 288 18 989 16 170 2 819 37 952 35 918 2 034 7 878 5 983 895 5 099 2 453 2 646 17 105 15 636 1 469 4 092 3 361 231 5 810 4 538 495 777 436 224 214 1 834 1 730 104 Standard Notes: Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 10 Standard IVIetropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data are based on 1964 SMSA definitions] SIC code Khd of business With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* LUMBER. BLDG MATLSi HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES RUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 13 125 25 211 52 038 8 150 15 402 5 628 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonstoie retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. are shown separately in this table. 12 780 24 793 47 010 44 850 9 950 7 998 14 036 5 184 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSISSIPPI 26-29 TABLE 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code 59PT(591 59 EX.59 53 PART* 59PTI591: 59 EX.591 53 PART» Kind of business RETAIL TRADE I TOTAL LUMBERi SLOG MATLSi HDWE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNlTUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBERi BLDG HATLS. HDWE i FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL 1 ACCESSORY STORES FURNlTUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) HARRISON COUNTY 96 585 4 61B 11 246 2« 773 17 770 7 777 6 619 5 627 7 738 3 631 5 388 1 398 89 Missouri CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 27-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 18 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 26 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 36 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 43 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 43 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 44 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 47 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 48 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 49 27-3 state total 1958 1963 $5,946,185,( EACH SYMBOL = ^^^-ico/ 5% CHANGE — ^— ''^'O MISSOURI Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers !3;^.;»#####i32% rAotomotive Dealers Gasoline Service |= 392 ^^1; Hfifi 11 1 Y\, i \ t Stations. |HH466 292 Jlf^L^v^"': Mm 5=4 ssQAf Stores Furnrtui3lrfk)me Furnishings, ^230 ^^^ Equipment Stores jS 236 i3% Eating, Drinking Places ^^305 Drug Stores, ^197 Proprietary Stores fS 225 Other Retail Stores 460 ^ ^ ^ 542 246 Nonstore Retailers ^^53 i######-32% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ^ 27-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 Kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Receipts Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES PARK EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH ISEAFOODI MARKETS . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS. . . . CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S' BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . WON.EN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES IVOMEN'S READt-TO-*EAR STORES VIUMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . HOUSEHOLD ArPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. USIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. ' EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!. . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEvtELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 2 770 875 501 794 600 8 286 5 551 2 735 1 482 1 286 196 629 137 227 1 066 "t97 577 1 756 429 653 175 620 38 816 78 838 136 379 770 879 522 61)0 98 640 119 599 277 150 216 819 10 603 6 703 13 310 29 715 292 260 54 869 102 105 84 522 17 583 78 027 50 453 6 806 236 123 144 412 91 711 386 045 295 456 90 589 224 946 215 901 9 045 541 599 89 276 25 938 9 953 13 646 230 699 34 949 59 228 77 910 5 699 183 418 323 173 402 36 498 74 798 133 625 763 311 552 640 97 882 112 789 1 204 336 1 155 379 9 371 5 261 6 290 28 035 1 080 802 285 216 53 949 101 065 83 582 17 483 74 973 48 807 6 422 228 035 138 988 89 047 361 719 284 396 77 323 221 486 213 159 8 327 509 967 81 558 23 144 9 755 12 088 222 771 32 823 57 746 70 082 3 338 1 023 577 1 004 734 8 240 6 201 214 724 742 2 433 1 196 1 237 9 304 5 930 3 374 181 213 1 044 615 735 1 841 2 470 833 355 662 620 4 584 3 741 (') 3 815 647 305 4 809 958 410 537 173 616 46 704 9 015 16 602 29 424 591 247 400 530 77 843 112 874 064 302 004 440 (M 6 255 4 652 25 270 152 27-6 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 SIC code 521 S22 523 524 5251 5252 513 SUU 5115 5«6 51162 51163 5«9 562-3.568 562 563.566 563 ( RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. HALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES» TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEHNG. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHI5ED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS Total (number) GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS HOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES *OMEN'S READY-TO-HEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. l|2 3014 6 900 5 571 122 30 139 1159 12B 36« 282 2 753 856 787 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 429 653 143 464 32 156 8 533 27 474 2 709 78 836 136 379 770 879 552 640 98 640 110 262 5 874 3 463 1 277 150 1 216 819 9 567 1 036 6 703 13 310 7 940 17 212 13 597 3 615 2 088 Establish ments with payroll ($1,0001 2 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963 -continued B 286 5 551 3 941 220 6 I'sa « 617 3 2U1 218 FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS , . HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND V.OOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAhL SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. . . Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior .Rroup 53 are shown seoaiately in this table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 236 123 Ktl 412 120 619 15 221 4 794 1 274 2 504 57 634 18 548 15 529 1 512 14 017 386 045 295 456 203 255 30 056 46 816 15 329 90 589 224 946 215 901 9 045 541 599 89 276 25 936 2 465 23 473 9 953 4 434 5 519 13 646 13 019 627 181 250 43 533 5 916 34 949 59 228 7 634 410 18 756 3 917 4 577 7 777 9 839 12 478 2 031 1 563 3 926 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 228 035 138 988 116 981 14 405 4 148 1 126 2 328 55 712 18 208 15 127 I 448 13 679 361 719 284 396 194 919 30 042 44 550 14 885 77 323 221 486 213 159 8 327 509 967 81 558 23 144 5 347 12 088 11 719 369 174 842 42 079 5 850 32 823 57 746 7 248 266 9 255 40 977 4 151 7 649 8 921 12 216 1 851 1 049 3 483 951 200 897 136 216 38 584 26 097 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 87 194 74 924 51 710 9 675 9 238 4 301 12 270 29 610 28 735 875 896 4 906 9 511 1 007 7 190 3 754 316 634 988 1 405 2 635 327 183 520 128 70 1 673 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 639 823 407 330 328 473 47 043 16 270 4 053 11 491 144 724 45 183 42 586 2 902 39 684 1 733 917 1 484 806 1 030 215 168 157 164 968 81 466 249 111 564 102 546 580 17 522 65 108 5 015 60 093 25 581 9 490 16 091 25 996 25 263 733 184 604 62 935 15 838 92 094 197 379 21 025 872 21 705 153 776 71 335 6 452 12 522 18 302 28 362 47 390 7 216 3 053 10 556 2 652 1 374 32 327 697 242 484 059 105 739 Paid 27-8 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city MISSOURI t TOTAL. ADAIR COUNTY .... KIRKSVILLE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY ANDRE* COUNTY. . ATCHISON COUNTY. AUDRAIN COUNTY . . . . MEXICO uANDALIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARRY COUNTY .... MONETT (PART) . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY BARTON COUNTY LAMAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BATES COUNTY BUTLER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY. . BOLLINGER COUNTY BOONE COUNTY .... CENTRALIA COLUMBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY BUCHANAN COUNTY. . . . ST JOSEPH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BUTLER COUNTY POPLAR BLUFF . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALD*ELL COUNTY. CALLA«AY COUNTY. . . . FULTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CAMDEN COUNTY. CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY. CAPE GIRARDEAU . . . JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARROLL COUNTY . . . . CARROLLTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARTER COUNTY. CASS COUNTY BELTON HARRISONVILLE. . . . PLEAbANT HILL. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CEDAR COUNTY ELDORADO SPRINGS . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHARITON COUNTY. CHRISTIAN COUNTY CLARK COUNTY . . CLAY COUNTY EXCELSIOR SPRINGS (PART)^ GLADSTONE KANSAS CITY (PART)' . . . LIBERTY NORTH KANSAS CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLINTON COUNTY . . . . CAMERON (PARTT . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) 308 lOB 200 205 92 113 lUO 81 ««5 U9 328 508 326 100 With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 5 9«6 185 25 759 21 109 1 35U U2 AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kindof business group -continued 27-10 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city COLE COUNTY JEFFERSON CITY . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COOPER COUNTY BOONVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CRAWFORD COUNTY. . . . SULLIVAN (PARTl' . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DADE COUNTY. . DALLAS COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY DE KALB COUNTY .... CAMERON (PARTI . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DENT COUNTY SALEM REMAINDER OF COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY DUNKLIN COUNTY . . . . KENNETT MALDEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . PACIFIC (PART)'. . . ST CLAIR SULLIVAN (PART)' . . UNION WASHINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GASCONADE COUNTY . . . HERMANN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GENTRY COUNTY. GREENE COUNTY SPRINGFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRUNDY COUNTY TRENTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . . BETHANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HENRY COUNTY .... CLINTON WINDSOR REMAINDER OF COUNTY Total (number) HICKORY COUNTY HOLT COUNTY. . HOWARD COUNTY FAYETTE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWELL COUNTY WEST PLAINS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IRON COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY . . . BLUE SPRINGS . . . GRANDVIEW INDEPENDENCE . . . KAi.SAS CITY (PARTI LEES SUMMIT. . . . RAYTOWN SUGAR CREEK. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JASPER COUNTY CARTHAGE JOPLIN (PART)'' . . . WEBB CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 5«9 206 lOU 239 1 389 1 163 226 With payroll 605 3 711 109 165 172 931 995 859 136 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 683 125 383 54 But 48 952 5 892 12 680 12 680 10 089 9 949 7 622 2 284 5 338 10 312 8 913 1 399 15 096 65 275 6 983 7 320 11 228 8 919 18 572 12 253 17 084 6 820 10 264 196 817 178 479 18 336 19 665 17 685 1 980 25 930 15 692 4 622 5 616 2 560 12 477 14 577 6 560 a 017 7 729 085 787 7 929 18 383 97 946 887 960 17 472 32 227 2 077 21 793 113 223 21 905 70 189 7 254 13 875 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 53 170 48 070 5 100 17 851 15 112 2 739 10 744 10 744 5 901 9 049 9 407 7 122 2 284 4 838 9 194 8 369 825 45 023 23 323 8 61S 13 082 61 375 6 641 7 080 15 462 6 568 8 894 189 163 172 785 16 378 18 355 16 875 1 480 13 101 7 173 5 928 24 362 15 068 4 294 5 000 1 740 11 955 24 432 14 247 10 185 6 153 063 729 7 621 17 853 94 758 872 430 17 090 31 479 1 889 20 609 108 247 20 493 66 457 7 042 12 255 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 842 5 291 551 1 788 1 540 248 968 968 423 550 697 599 209 390 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 521 396 125 071 659 412 208 401 383 424 102 519 583 601 153 989 653 1 930 10 604 133 575 1 733 3 118 181 2 195 11 863 1 959 8 228 718 958 112 840 104 236 8 604 34 482 28 943 5 539 18 446 18 446 7 757 11 360 14 292 11 438 14 738 13 720 1 018 78 366 40 715 16 463 21 188 117 040 11 848 17 126 18 309 15 975 35 087 17 695 25 681 10 531 15 150 432 269 400 021 32 248 29 171 26 815 2 356 20 030 12 291 7 739 21 333 10 325 11 008 38 452 205 882 522 882 37 329 64 860 4 045 45 584 236 484 35 959 167 757 13 360 19 408 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 1 875 1 712 163 382 582 1 481 724 304 453 289 306 275 576 335 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 189 44 189 205 606 2 972 38 219 454 963 703 4 077 646 2 783 271 377 189 236 1 209 991 218 Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matis-, hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments 105 4 124 Sales ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) 1 777 1 777 1 252 1 708 8 AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kind-of-business group -continued 27-12 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . CRYSTAL CITY . . . . DE SOTO FESTUS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . »ARRENSBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KNOX COUNTY. LACLEDE COUNTY . . . . LEBA.VOIM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LAFAYETTE COUNTY . . . HIGSINSVILLE . . . . LEXINGTON REMAIi'.DER OF COUNTY. LAURENCE COUNTY. . . . AURORA MONETT (PART)^ . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LEHIS COUNTY CANTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY .INN COUNTY BROOKFIELD MARCELINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. .IVINSSTON COUNTY. . . CHILLICOTHE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCDONALD COUNTY. MACON COUNTY MACON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY . . . . FREDERICKTOWN. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARIES COUNTY MARION COUNTY HANNIBAL (PART)' . . PALMYKA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MERCER COUNTY Total (number) MILLER COUNTY ELDON. . . . .- REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . • MISSISSIPPI COUNTY .... CHARLESTON EAST PRAIRIE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MONITEAU COUNTY CALIFORNIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . MONROE COUNTY MONTGOMERY COUNTY MORGAN COUNTY NE» MADRID COUNTY NEH MADRID PORTAGEVILLE ...... SIKE5T0N IPARTI .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . NEHTON COUNTY. . JOPLIN (PARTI NEOSHO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. '. . Standard Notes: - Represents zero- ^Monett IS m Barry and Lawrence Counties. 282 1U9 133 With payroll (number) 160 337 106 201 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 158 80 52 "26 116 231 9 125 60 987 10 739 10 080 10 516 29 622 28 236 17 665 10 571 27 750 22 175 5 275 33 79"* 8 550 8 863 16 3B1 747 119 628 291 109 078 518 674 844 737 916 248 881 912 783 283 954 681 648 Establish- ments with payroll ($1.000) 57 685 10 605 9 732 10 114 27 234 26 594 16 977 9 617 24 626 20 641 3 985 31 766 8 184 8 673 14 909 12 624 4 361 4 956 26 744 23 729 3 015 18 092 13 804 4 288 8 601 6 677 1 924 35 963 23 604 7 078 5 281 18 217 10 833 7 384 ""24 647 13 655 8 650 '^2 342 12 516 6 172 6 344 9 941 14 290 10 634 25 587 6 878 9 605 35 283 1 908 23 541 9 834 Payroll, entire year ($1.000) 1 089 883 1 126 2 730 2 401 1 670 731 341 049 292 710 812 865 033 1 885 I 161 371 353 704 576 627 501 1 515 951 564 "1 997 1 223 599 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 2 057 497 741 113 249 21 500 16 313 19 597 55 839 47 778 32 951 14 827 43 309 37 622 5 687 54 244 15 232 16 890 22 122 38 608 18 883 437 19 288 17 999 10 612 7 387 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 23 6 AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kind of-business group -continued 27-14 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor porated businesses (number) Kind-otbusmess group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip dealers Estab- lish- ments ($1,000) General merchandise group stores Estab- lish- ments NOOAdAY COUNTY . . . . MARYVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OREGON COUNTY. OSAGE COUNTY . OZARK COUNTY . PEMISCOT COUNTY. . . . CARUTHERSVILLE . . . HAYTI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERRY COUNTY .... PERRYVILLE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY PETTIS COUNTY. . . . SEDALIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY PHELPS COUNTY. . . . ROLLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY PIKE COUNTY BOWLING GREEN. . . LOUISIANA REMAINDER OF COUNTY PLATTE COUNTY KANSAS CITY IPARTl' . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POLK COUNTY BOLIVAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PULASKI COUNTY PUTNAM COUNTY. RALLS COUNTY HANNIBAL (PARTl' . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RANDOLPH COUNTY. . . . MOBERLY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RAY COUNTY EXCELSIOR SPRINGS I RICHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY REYNOLDS COUNTY. RIPLEY COUNTY. ST CHARLES COUNTY. . . FALLON ST CHARLES *ENTZVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST CLAIR COUNTY. . . . ST FRANCOIS COUNTY . . BONNE TERRE FARMINGTON FLAT RIVER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ST LOUIS COUNTY 6ALL«IN BEL-RIDGE BELLEFONTAINE NEIGHBORS. BERKELEY BRECKENRIDGE HILLS . . . BRENTWOOD BRIOGETON CLAYTON. . . CRESTWOOO. . CREVE COEUR. DELLWOOD . . DES PERES. . ELLISVILLE . FERGUSON . . 105 31(9 295 179 116 25 one 17 090 7 958 9 3"t9 11 043 5 388 29 819 11 673 8 583 9 563 17 326 m 666 2 660 56 101 51 22'« « 877 32 532 23 91"! 8 618 23 578 8 582 10 769 « 227 10 780 5 923 4 857 29 752 26 487 3 265 6 833 70 405 7 928 43 369 8 497 10 611 8 770 997 258 11 643 6 074 11 259 11 037 9 643 15 960 14 263 96 905 22 152 7 846 4 911 23 780 16 740 7 040 26 819 10 631 8 383 7 805 22 212 8 148 10 511 3 553 16 760 387 16 373 14 762 10 801 3 961 9 816 5 511 4 305 28 146 25 575 2 571 16 481 (Dl 10 888 7 780 41 929 8 087 9 345 7 466 34 737 3 707 14 486 7 968 8 576 976 606 11 589 5 804 11 123 10 679 9 469 15 516 14 125 96 067 32 116 7 778 4 775 5 243 1 925 19 977 2 475 1 939 536 580 394 186 1 089 810 279 013 684 329 893 659 234 7 294 872 4 616 751 1 055 593 3 281 343 1 390 848 700 114 900 1 232 422 1 092 1 350 806 1 923 2 040 13 411 43 694 17 230 12 952 13 502 30 913 27 449 3 464 66 336 52 949 13 387 40 263 1 549 38 714 21 188 15 400 5 788 39 152 8 688 18 354 12 067 6 287 27 232 IDI 18 870 85 544 12 699 22 402 11 719 64 122 6 726 28 009 15 666 13 721 2 251 255 23 223 8 121 23 920 24 938 15 755 38 669 41 545 271 645 48 090 18 638 8 265 15 727 4 430 40 734 240 237 855 332 269 254 641 228 318 1 Oil 898 113 190 2 054 207 1 345 211 291 222 446 284 272 278 510 575 3 881 2 757 1 114 797 726 669 5 740 1 780 2 856 1 104 2 665 2 413 252 5 141 5 557 574 2 566 1 282 974 310 1 753 1 753 1 408 1 206 202 1 711 921 1 202 1 202 3 UOl 2 138 863 3 006 1 590 1 416 277 1 072 7 397 2 205 3 074 I Oil 1 107 1 ite 2 059 J Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Excelsior Springs is in Clay and Ray Counties. 'Kansas City is in Clay, Jackson,an(t Plalle Counlies. 'Hannibal is in Marion and Ralls Counli! AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-15 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kmdof business group -continued 27-16 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city ST LOUIS COUNTY—CONTINUED FLORISSANT FRONTENAC GLENOALE hANLEY HILLS HAZELKOOD HILLSDALE JENNINGS KINLOCH KIRKWOOO LADUE KAPLE»00D MOLINE ACRES NORMANOY NORTHHOODS OLIVETTE OVERLAND PACIFIC (PART)' PAGEDALE PINE LAiN RICHMOND HEIGHTS . . . . RIVERVIEU ROCK HI._L ST ANN ST JOHN SHREHSBURY SUNSET HILLS UNIVERSITY CITY VALLEY PARK •EBSTER GROVES tELLSTON HOODSON TERRACE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ST LOUIS" STE GENEVIEVE COUNTY . . . STE GENEVIEVE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . SALINE COUNTY MARSHALL SLATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . SCHUYLER COUNTY SCOTLAND COUNTY SCOTT COUNTY CHAFFEE SIKESTON (PART)' . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . SHANNON COUNTY SHELBY COUNTY STODDARD COUNTY DEXTER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . STONE COUNTY SULLIVAN COUNTY TANEY COUNTY TEXAS COUNTY VERNON COUNTY NEVADA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . WARREN COUNTY WASHINGTON COUNTY POTOSI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . WAYNE COUNTY < WEBSTER COUNTY . WORTH COUNTY , WRIGHT COUNTY - MOUNTAIN GROVE .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . Total (number) 201 56 169 30U 3U 137 92 16 1 215 6 909 147 99 ue 120 37U 127 2U7 138 111 199 21« 255 IBB 67 102 155 76 79 127 173 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.000) 268 43 163 272 115 157 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 46 141 761 3 2B7 2 471 8 899 447 69 526 882 4 702 689 8 091 33 704 1 090 13 959 19 993 10 275 1 873 5 211 40 668 2 926 32 246 14 316 5 284 252 320 068 322 12 071 9 601 2 470 36 605 25 461 3 515 7 629 5 750 7 431 36 161 3 144 26 421 6 596 3 882 9 742 30 235 14 974 15 261 9 133 7 996 14 861 16 230 23 102 20 377 2 725 9 605 9 991 7 457 2 534 6 696 13 721 4 492 19 360 9 066 10 292 Payroll, entire ($1,000) 45 537 761 3 055 2 471 8 711 375 69 068 612 45 653 23 363 42 880 840 13 707 19 779 10 015 1 8 37 5 163 39 460 2 766 31 852 13 896 5 274 245 932 10 601 8 869 1 712 6 599 5 122 34 343 2 666 25 771 5 906 26 089 14 716 13 373 7 625 7 156 13 481 14 966 21 628 19 779 1 649 8 523 7 255 1 268 5 466 12 005 4 090 17 828 8 306 9 522 Payroll, workweek en(ieij nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 2 265 593 26 885 3 544 2 653 312 579 318 557 3 205 242 2 531 2 399 1 252 1 147 669 493 1 276 1 262 2 271 2 144 127 741 657 571 86 504 905 324 1 253 673 580 102 AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-17 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued 27-18 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 52t S251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 I 51(3 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-31 56 562 563 I 568 563 KANSAS CITY, MO.-KANS.,SMSA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER. BUILOING MATERIALS! HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOOI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSOtiY STORES Consists of Cass, Clay, Jackson, and Platte Counties, Mo.,- and Jotinson and Wyandotte Counties, Kans. 534 138 118 1 682 887 62 915 25 181 3 658 1 504 9 342 603 11 625 11 002 227 223 186 001 22 929 15 714 1 330 1 249 352 701 338 312 2 951 354 911 2 403 2 344 323 919 268 235 240 032 7 414 20 789 22 516 14 161 8 566 10 5 626 98 618 13 748 13 402 346 38 931 31 575 7 356 987 9 390 1 730 400 61 429 25 055 3 564 1 430 a 996 527 11 131 10 726 226 767 186 001 22 873 15 544 1 200 1 149 345 085 332 250 2 329 (Dl 691 2 149 2 266 3 879 2 627 1 252 (01 1 247 318 795 268 235 240 032 7 414 20 789 17 836 13 789 8 566 10 369 5 594 97 850 13 582 13 264 318 38 729 31 393 7 335 977 27 156 3 914 2 032 30 173 28 109 224 281 286 959 710 229 29 142 23 460 20 218 1 050 304 120 835 475 17 022 2 520 2 454 7 029 5 722 1 307 169 158 402 65 911 9 327 4 813 27 625 2 779 28 136 19 811 606 236 492 085 71 070 37 025 588 279 544 1 4 787 (D) 928 6 853 6 071 19 578 14 722 4 856 IDI 612 571 452 460 676 403 571 19 118 37 987 26 733 43 180 25 025 15 838 9 655 (01 ID) 318 330 44 910 43 689 1 221 138 354 113 202 25 152 3 432 120 343 251 5 181 3 987 3 495 173 319 282 467 281 5 803 665 643 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NAl Not available, fX) Not applicable. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) KANSAS CITY, MO.-KAKS.,SMSA-Contimie(l FUl^NITUREi HOME FURNISHINSSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE I HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES . FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY! CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA 1 GLASSWARE 1 METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS! LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES! PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES! SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK! STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES! BICYCLE SHOPS . SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY! GRAIN! FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL! ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES! STANDS NEWS DEALERS! NEWSSTANDS CAMERA! PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT! NOVELTY! SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE! LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY! TOY! GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . 1 457 1 055 730 62 911 3« 161 23 381 6 871 1 707 «33 1 769 16 549 6 209 5 992 532 5 460 HI 183 88 099 52 001 9 853 13 590 2 655 23 084 77 733 74 850 2 883 97 168 22 853 12 622 681 11 941 3 493 1 149 2 344 3 680 3 521 159 9 764 3 318 1 301 12 125 4 367 224 51 4 895 937 1 299 1 909 4 783 3 128 431 850 1 789 721 130 2 773 148 436 115 353 15 702 16 381 50 521 32 509 22 353 6 621 1 565 (D) (Dl 16 095 5 181 5 736 510 5 226 108 367 85 731 51 041 9 849 13 322 2 519 21 636 76 859 74 075 2 793 11 928 307 11 621 3 443 (D) (Dl 9 258 3 230 1 291 11 573 4 149 (D) (Ul 4 821 807 1 243 I 515 4 585 3 054 431 568 1 725 721 143 532 115 323 15 588 12 521 9 553 5 633 3 835 1 035 359 (Dl (Dl 2 220 880 920 28 603 24 807 18 030 3 130 2 859 788 3 796 11 235 10 955 281 12 158 1 222 2 379 39 2 340 498 113 385 27 388 22 579 2 045 2 754 191 257 114 343 79 166 20 073 6 678 (Dl (Dl 41 919 17 101 17 894 1 720 16 174 556 325 480 147 347 555 60 353 55 976 15 243 75 178 234 545 23 127 42 544 834 8 700 5 568 2 935 35 523 16 642 (Dl (01 2 000 14 110 19 699 1 840 4 967 4 789 15 909 12 090 2 859 2 115 5 580 1 922 195 8 631 533 176 442 342 39 120 51 714 1 963 1 142 757 185 11 866 10 402 7 298 1 321 1 457 316 1 464 348 214 129 1 595 1 090 793 8 243 7 167 372 704 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) iVillilield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not e •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are sliown separately in this table. illaole. (X) Not applicable. 27-20 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind ol business Total (number) Wltti payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, enhre year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 27-22 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contmued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) ST. LOUIS. MO,-ILL..SMSA-ConlinueJ FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINSSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY 1 CURTAlr^i UrHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSWARE 1 METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORESi PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . 4 306 2 283 1 S«0 3 352 1 933 1 280 128 298 85 803 72 656 7 469 3 219 952 1 507 25 782 B 414U 8 269 1 271 6 998 221 902 152 920 97 669 19 441 24 677 11 133 68 982 110 493 108 733 1 760 174 502 48 788 9 243 1 091 8 152 3 815 928 2 887 8 163 7 665 498 12 638 7 432 3 546 17 360 23 324 7 270 237 7 350 8 467 9 818 2 280 2 493 5 260 3 137 7 484 627 402 2 116 350 657 5 569 56 103 12 868 23 296 19 939 124 778 83 501 71 620 6 765 2 869 872 1 375 25 064 8 098 8 115 1 229 6 8S6 207 978 149 128 94 871 19 437 23 885 10 935 58 850 109 933 108 277 1 656 163 480 45 784 e 363 679 7 684 3 709 928 2 781 6 997 6 709 288 12 338 6 994 3 546 16 264 22 546 9 432 2 004 2 207 5 260 2 799 7 322 473 260 1 694 350 451 4 587 47 319 12 764 21 676 12 879 17 606 12 311 10 106 1 252 542 122 289 3 094 1 097 1 104 15 333 15 091 242 21 211 2 656 1 726 203 1 523 530 117 413 27 870 595 594 2 585 3 934 (Dl IDI 2 072 251 331 639 359 608 253 755 210 442 23 444 10 656 3 277 5 936 50 160 20 518 25 375 2 343 23 032 006 282 814 289 505 989 123 632 288 392 284 047 4 345 399 803 47 309 35 851 3 908 31 943 10 309 2 144 8 165 14 441 13 912 529 16 734 10 186 10 655 47 975 77 717 7 004 1 056 3 328 2 620 (Dl 39 518 5 292 5 534 11 656 6 366 34 942 1 609 535 4 305 1 100 1 080 14 589 139 861 21 828 65 942 52 091 830 27-24 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«- 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 543 5"W 545 546 5462 5463 549 55PT(5514I 561 1 567 561 567 562-3 1 568 562 563 1 56B 563 ( SfWgEIiaCA RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EOUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Coextensive with Greene County, Mo. 15 604 9 234 869 24 032 14 692 3 692 5 124 43 573 31 292 28 110 15 342 9 234 837 23 976 14 692 3 650 5 110 42 539 31 292 28 110 11 663 2 954 2 954 4 359 3 657 702 227 1 944 1 080 173 3 609 2 232 673 605 1 715 449 449 33 S68 18 499 2 814 73 510 47 036 12 281 12 346 503 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) SPRINGFIELDSMSA-Conlinued FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALKARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES SIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . 8 365 5 955 1 299 11 «95 10 133 6 671 753 13 229 13 082 l"t7 15 538 2 763 958 2 27l( 398 788 1 088 8 216 5 821 t 211 1 116 11 019 9 735 6 397 753 1 979 606 1 284 11 776 2 6B9 e'16 166 1 231 1 182 383 27-26 MISSOURJ RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 522-524 5251 5252 512 543 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561.567 562-3.561 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 BUCHANAN COUNTY (COEXTENSIV!: WITH ST. JOSEPH SM5A. SEE TABLE Ul CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. F=LUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STOREb FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS *OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETAkY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STOr<ES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 748 1 348 2 873 4 627 2 515 2 312 3 292 2 595 697 2 241 1 762 479 4 787 2 475 2 312 3 040 2 509 531 2 225 1 746 479 406 546 298 447 1 306 759 104 158 285 10 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-27 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish ments Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1.0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nou 15 (dollars) Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) CLAY COUNTY FIETAIL LUMBER I TRftDEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATINGt PLUMBING. PAINTi ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS faENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITU(»E. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. EATING. DRINKING PLACES MUSIC STORES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES '. . NONSTORE RETAILERS* 1 Notes: - Represents zero, (D) Withtieli to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. e retailers, part of SIC maioi group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 879 3 315 J77 1 «0B 1 779 "4 315 1 910 2 135 8 211 6 85« 1 357 6 771 3 315 377 1 388 1 691 "t 123 1 798 2 325 8 127 6 770 1 357 1 509 27-28 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 •Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish nnents ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-29 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (numt)er) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) FRANKLIN COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FliH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. EATING. DRINKING PLACES USIC STORES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES). . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIC'iERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLf STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* I Notes: - Represents zero. (D) il/ithheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 030 3 619 259 895 1 257 1 856 1 0"t9 807 5 832 « 551 1 281 5 864 3 619 259 751 1 235 1 810 1 013 797 5 im 4 525 917 8 076 2730 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 P4RT* 531 533 539 I 543 5U4 5«5 5U6 5U62 5U63 5«9 55 EX.55'* 561.567 561 567 562-3 < 568 562 563 > 568 563 GREENE COUNTY (coextensive with SPRINGFIELD SMSAi SEE TABLE •>) JACKSON COUNTY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILCING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASSt WALLPAPER STORES . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS ,. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE»ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORESi INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIi. BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL. PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NunFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEA,.ERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. aOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availat)le. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately In this table. 35 19U 1« 327 2 752 210 911 201 385 1 717 76 557 10 836 10 551 285 31 558 I 25 853 5 705 I 797 (X) Not aeplicable. 74 259 49 895 14 097 8 968 775 524 206 845 198 275 1 387 347 1 599 1 111 2 685 I 850 835 190 131 159 006 136 345 31 364 25 679 5 685 787 4 982 2 069 358 26 872 22 794 2 563 1 307 138 70 18 105 14 725 12 121 2 932 112 96 196 40 377 7 394 47"" 984 40". 724 46 252 23 373 2 286 1 349 350 467 322 767 2 254 2 974 13 472 10 075 3 397 355 235 292 427 246 287 5 940 4 869 1 071 113 151 92 532 20 619 2 793 8 495 6 914 1 096 412 3 090 2 433 2 048 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-31 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contmued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 4CKS0N COUNTY—CONTINUED PPARE.L1 ACCESSORY STORES— CONTINUED FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' *EAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Furniture, home furnishings, equipment stores TOTAL furniture. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSKIARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLAhJEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTIIMG GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AI^D HOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGiOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. 21 796 U Oil 920 to 667 21 996 14 786 5 271 1 047 56 836 9 409 4 317 4 945 82 531 63 585 45 437 7 278 8 731 2 139 18 946 51 133 48 756 2 377 68 249 15 953 10 772 500 10 272 2 883 1 043 1 840 2 902 1 797 992 9 525 2 755 IDI 22 (01 1 462 3 399 773 1 236 1 510 3 742 2 IBl (01 86 575 58 768 14 595 13 212 21 662 10 975 920 39 025 20 862 14 066 5 021 949 80 855 62 731 44 867 7 274 8 561 2 029 18 124 50 559 48 246 2 313 65 305 15 325 10 338 2 842 1 795 992 1 462 3 363 683 1 232 1 462 3 602 2 133 3 971 1 658 129 6 546 3 902 2 595 1 886 570 3 297 7 388 7 162 226 82 090 56 190 15 763 4 699 5 438 22 554 11 689 14 611 275 14 336 418 489 352 396 258 776 44 161 36 838 12 621 66 093 141 806 136 786 5 020 182 114 16 625 38 681 7 592 1 892 5 700 3 743 3 569 1 871 28 698 769 27-32 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 521 522-524 5251 5252 5a 5«1 512 5tt3 541 545-549 55 ex.554 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 aSPER COUNTY RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES. .... LIMITED PRICE VARiETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO' TELEVISION. EATING. DRINKING PLACES MUSIC STORES TOTAL. . . EATING PLACES. . DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 8 339 4 499 1 175 1 049 1 616 16 195 12 086 2 146 1 963 Standard Notes; - Represents zero, (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available, •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 24 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-33 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-contin ued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) JEFFERSON COUNTY RETAIL LUMBER. TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND UTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . EATING PLACES. DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESI. . . . DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 3 737 2 647 1 090 3 718 27-34 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued SIC code County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments With payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 52'* 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5aa 5«5 5U6 5U62 5163 5U9 55 EX. 554 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-35 TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued County and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- • ments ($1,000) Establish- nnents with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) ST LOUIS COUNTY— CONTINUED FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEHELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NE*S DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGiOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. . . 34 767 23 908 19 595 2 571 1 36« 14 36U 4 482 2 784 3 593 56 603 45 016 27 740 5 073 44 354 43 917 437 1 850 1 595 255 328 33 637 23 184 19 397 2 263 54 795 44 344 27 280 5 073 8 964 3 027 10 451 44 304 43 867 437 2 982 4 000 4 389 23 585 27-36 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-37 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire ($1,0001 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 5«2 5"t3 5HH 515 546 51(62 5't63 549 55 EX.554 562-31 56 562 563 1568 563 KANSAS CITY RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . , RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING . . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS CTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. . . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTH AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCrCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS ACCESSORY STORES EN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES. 26 387 10 280 1 958 159 588 139 533 11 904 30 684 25 327 5 357 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, par! of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 26 041 10 280 1 948 149 890 122 204 100 752 30 538 25 199 5 339 19 785 9 383 920 3 963 1 557 259 25 399 21 994 2 180 1 016 14 349 11 390 8 990 5 883 4 858 1 025 2 606 797 76 431 30 372 5 072 450 271 388 179 39 529 18 885 280 155 222 999 180 725 11 779 6 953 4 626 112 774 93 045 19 729 7 954 6 624 939 2 421 1 843 1 499 27-38 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963- Continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRJlPERYi CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINAi GLASSVIAREi METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIOi TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND HOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* 53 PART* TOTAL 531 DEPARTMENT STORES 533 LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES 539 I MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 35 080 18 78U 13 2U8 "t 305 57 283 42 521 5 999 6 607 10 tl2 162 9 950 2 642 853 1 789 608 8 587 1 606 7 759 3 975 799 619 2 366 33 786 17 976 12 682 4 199 (D) 7 287 4 029 4 494 140 4 354 74 436 56 773 42 173 5 995 57 394 14 739 10 024 300 9 724 2 642 853 1 789 3 572 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-39 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 Continued SIC code City and kind ol business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors ol unincor- porated businesses 5U 541 512 5«3 544 545-549 55 EX.554 56 561.557 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 564.569 59 EX.59 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 ST JOSEPH—CONTir^UED FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN. S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHI.iG STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIOUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL 521 ( LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS 522 HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS 523 PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES 524 ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES 5251 HARDWARE STORES 5252 FAR,-i EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES i-IMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRV GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 6 486 3 270 3 216 43 27-40 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses ST LOUIS—CONTINUED FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES' INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY> NUTi CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAhERIES RETAIL BAKERIESi MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIESt NONMANUFACToR ING . . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS' FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS' NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY SrORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES *OMEN.S SHOE STORES CHILDREN. S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA' GLASSWARE' METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO' TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) 2 028 1 023 696 223 976 200 371 2 385 397 3 797 7 550 2 318 5 776 U 398 1 378 387 995 183 053 151 215 lit 917 17 625 9 275 2 904 2 034 23 722 19 947 3 775 620 6 420 909 138 60 207 41 317 35 526 2 558 1 468 914 2 948 594 2 354 43 397 12 842 8 007 209 018 191 819 2 253 315 3 339 2 078 2 294 5 712 4 352 1 360 (D) (01 181 479 151 215 144 917 16 519 8 949 2 904 1 892 59 109 16 891 16 158 733 23 666 19 907 3 759 616 58 901 40 413 35 022 2 430 1 356 864 739 13 262 2 356 2 870 558 2 312 96 527 69 242 42 083 12 838 7 501 6 720 27 385 19 029 15 001 240 44 341 337 359 1 558 1 322 246 15 742 12 343 11 584 10 543 3 785 3 560 226 4 150 3 514 636 109 6 065 5 677 4 719 388 284 120 155 1 542 352 394 58 335 23 551 19 362 11 287 4 246 1 781 2 048 4 289 351 549 294 773 4 990 911 5 739 5 527 6 397 29 506 24 622 4 884 (0) (D) 303 834 239 510 222 442 24 214 28 324 8 337 3 349 75 537 63 875 11 662 2 038 150 886 114 210 95 323 7 122 5 544 2 777 3 444 30 642 5 397 9 537 1 050 8 587 474 588 385 319 225 158 64 175 38 549 37 427 88 369 2 446 1 758 1 549 3 087 1 023 962 1 251 1 044 207 1 771 1 222 992 9 587 7 745 4 652 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, pari of SIC itialor group 53, are shown separately In this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-41 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid 27-42 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 -Continued SIC code City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number! Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) 56 561.567 562-3.568 562 563.568 565 566 561.569 59 EX.591 592 593 591 595 596 597 598 599 SPRINGFIELD—CONTINUED APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN.S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES HOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES HOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STOkES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. • JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER bTORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL II 612 2 960 "t 359 3 657 702 2 012 2 05U 227 2 95U « 359 3 657 702 449 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-43 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 27-44 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9. Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city MISSOURI 1 TOTAL. ADAIR COUNTY KIRKSVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANDRE* COUNTY ATCHISON COUNTY. . . . AUDRAIN COUNTY . . . . MEXICO VANDALIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARRY COUNTY MONETT (PART)^ . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BARTON COUNTY LAMAR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BATES COUNTY BUTLER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BENTON COUNTY. . BOLLINGER COUNTY BOONE COUNTY COLUMBIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BUCHANAN COUNTY. . . . ST JOSEPH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BUTLER COUNTY POPLAR BLUFF . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CALDWELL COUNTY. CALLAWAY COUNTY. . . . FULTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CAMDEN COUNTY. CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY. CAPE GIRARDEAU . . . JACKSON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARROLL COUNTY . . . . CARROLLTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CARTER COUNTY. CASS COUNTY HARRISONVILLE. , . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CEDAR COUNTY ELDORADO SPRINGS . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHARITON COUNTY. CHRISTIAN COUNTY CLARK COUNTY . . CLAY COUNTY EXCELSIOR SPRINGS (PART) KANSAS CITY (PARTT . . . LIBERTY NORTH KANSAS CITY. . • . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . CLINTON COUNTY . . . . CAMERON (PARTI . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COLE COUNTY JEFFERSON CITY . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. COOPER COUNTY BOONVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) 1 025 920 105 With payroll (number) 30 819 178 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 8 114 11 649 34 296 22 008 6 138 6 150 24 319 11 165 13 154 14 422 7 689 6 733 16 548 10 182 6 366 7 052 5 034 58 106 47 900 10 206 116 005 111 770 4 235 33 937 27 664 6 273 19 013 11 535 7 478 50 087 36 080 8 087 5 920 25 149 10 695 14 454 10 989 7 066 3 923 11 836 6 762 8 084 136 360 9 496 12 926 11 671 89 028 13 239 14 511 6 385 6 126 45 816 41 468 4 348 16 855 13 372 3 483 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 4 809 958 22 045 21 081 964 7 614 10 821 32 080 20 866 5 650 5 564 12 986 7 235 5 751 14 434 9 428 5 006 5 470 3 972 54 628 46 822 7 806 109 913 106 702 3 211 30 329 25 788 4 541 16 879 11 223 5 656 46 799 34 620 7 763 13 995 10 286 3 709 23 205 10 389 12 816 9 577 6 280 3 297 10 532 5 630 6 874 132 178 8 980 11 686 11 385 88 750 11 377 12 555 7 721 4 834 43 498 40 150 3 348 15 799 12 988 2 811 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 596 842 2 839 2 071 443 325 1 657 870 787 13 175 12 920 255 2 884 2 473 411 707 1 634 1 148 486 512 4 949 3 970 715 264 1 915 954 961 927 685 242 730 475 532 13 252 366 1 589 877 9 029 891 1 018 611 407 4 768 4 440 328 1 510 1 303 207 County and city CRAWFORD COUNTY. . . . SULLIVAN (PARTI^ . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DADE COUNTY. . DALLAS COUNTY. DAVIESS COUNTY KALB COUNTY . . . . CAMERON 1P4RT1 . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DENT COUNTY SALEM REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DOUGLAS COUNTY DUNKLIN COUNTY . . . . KENNETT MALDEN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FRANKLIN COUNTY. . . . SoLLIvAN (PARTI^ . . UNION WASHINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GASCONADE COUNTY . . . HERMANN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GENTRY COUNTY. GREENE COUNTY SPRINGFIELD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GRUNDY COUNTY TRENTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARRISON COUNTY. . . BETHANY REMAINDER OF COUNTY HENRY COUNTY CLINTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HICKORY COUNTY HOLT COUNTY. . HOWARD COUNTY FAYETTE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOWELL COUNTY WEST PLAINS. . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. IRON COUNTY. JACKSON COUNTY .... INDEPENDENCE .... KANSAS CITY (PART)' . LEES SUMMIT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ASPER COUNTY CARTHAGE JOPLIN (PARTi' . . . WEBB CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . CRYSTAL CITY . . . . DE SOTO FESTUS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . WARRENsBURG REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KNOX COUNTY. LACLEDE COUNTY . . . . LEBANON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) 5 630 541 4 366 1 161 192 599 With payroll 4 068 379 3 236 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 7 511 9 466 7 028 956 6 072 37 612 17 045 7 272 13 295 46 791 6 510 6 385 14 138 19 658 4 758 4 857 9 901 158 282 143 761 14 521 15 840 13 570 2 270 14 944 7 672 7 272 9 554 4 348 5 206 22 262 12 685 9 577 4 949 022 922 68 133 876 802 11 192 66 795 111 940 17 963 73 260 6 146 14 571 42 575 7 860 6 534 23 168 13 146 10 022 8 272 7 353 6 975; 37Sl 34 264; 16 161 6 954| 11 149l 41 7651 6 278| 5 9851 13 3741 16 1281 I 12 366 4 513 7 853 147 668 135 883 11 785 15 252 13 228 2 024 13 902 7 310 6 592 19 609 13 169 6 440 1 265 8 813 20 054 11 839 8 215 3 981 993 282 64 539 855 976 10 898 61 869 104 332 16 729 70 304 5 746 11 553 38 365 7 586 a 032 5 755 16 992 20 688 12 898 7 790 17 460 15 566 1 894 Slandaid Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. ^Monett IS in Barry and Lawrence Counties. 'Excelsior Springs is in Clay and Ray Counties. 'Kansas City is in Clay and Jackson Counties. Crawford and Franltlin Counties. ^Joplin is in Jasper and Newton Counties. 'CaiTieron is in Clinton and De Kalb Counties. 'Sullivan is in RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-45 TABLE 9. Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or iVIore: 1958 -Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) LAFAYETTE COUNTY . . HIGGIN5VILLE . . . LEXINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY LAWRENCE COUNTY, . . AURORA MONETT (PARTI' • • REMAINDER OF COUNTY LEWIS COUNTY . . . • LINCOLN COUNTY . . . LINN COUNTY BROOKFIELD . . . • MARCELINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY LIVINGSTON COUNTY. • i CHILLICOTHE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCDONALD COUNTY MACON COUNTY .... MACON REMAINDER OF COUNTY MADISON COUNTY . . . . FREDERICKTOWN. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MARIES COUNTY. MARION COUNTY HANNIBAL (PARTl' . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MERCER COUNTY MILLER COUNTY. . . . ELDON REMAINDER OF COUNTY MISSISSIPPI COUNTY . CHARLESTON .... EAST PRAIRIE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY MONITEAU COUNTY. . . . CALIFORNIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MONROE COUNTY. . MONTGOMERY COUNTY MORGAN COUNTY. . NE MADRID COUNTY. . . NEW MADRID PORTAGEVILLE . . . . SIKESTON (PARTI* . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NEWTON COUNTY JOPLIN (PARTI' . . . NEOSHO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NODAWAY COUNTY . . . . MARYVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OREGON COUNTY. OSAGE COUNTY . OZARK COUNTY . PEMISCOT COUNTY. . . . CARUThERSVILLE . . . HAYTI REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERRY COUNTY PERRYVILLE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PETTIS COUNTY SEDALIA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 30 203 7 387 10 320 19 354 7 698 1 155 10 U91 11 352 16 UIO 20 073 10 189 3 6«2 6 2«2 23 756 19 691 « 065 18 652 11 226 7 U35 9 035 6 U23 2 612 37 052 26 779 10 273 11 716 8 363 5 383 19 261 11 009 5 231 3 021 10 108 « 663 5 445 12 274 13 291 9 570 21 221 4 780 6 269 196 9 976 27 825 1 345 16 303 10 177 23 843 15 077 8 766 7 6741 7 958 5 002 23 856 9 479 6 087 8 290 14 450 11 128 3 322 40 145 35 391 4 754 27 979 7 079 10 005 10 894 17 192 (01 (Dl 8 723 9 922 13 846 17 835 9 545 3 278 5 012 22 300 18 857 3 443 15 778 11 052 5 716 7 719 5 843 1 875 12 546 7 871 4 575 17 373 10 151 4 805 2 417 12 257 8 032 17 785 4 350 5 897 188 7 350 24 671 1 225 15 755 7 691 22 161 14 657 7 494 6 584 3 700 20 530 8 201 5 741 6 588 12 922 10 398 2 524 37 383 33 639 3 744 1 424 892 246 286 2 051 1 803 248 935 583 353 1 432 911 369 152 724 385 339 1 556 403 508 2 050 1 454 586 1 884 818 523 543 1 233 1 029 204 3 994 3 567 327 Standard Notes: •independent city. 'Monett IS in Barry and Lawrence Counlii New Madrid and Scott Counties. Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available PHELPS COUNTY ROLLA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . PIKE COUNTY LOUISIANA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . PLATTE COUNTY POLK COUNTY BOLIVAR REMAINDEFi OF COUNTY. . . PULASKI COUNTY PUTNAM COUNTY RALLS COUNTY HANNIBAL (PARTl' . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . RANDOLPH COUNTY MOBERLY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . RAY COUNTY I EXCELSIOR SPRINGS ( PART f RICHMOND REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . REYNOLDS COUNTY RIPLEY COUNTY ST CHARLES COUNTY ST CHARLES REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ST CLAIR COUNTY ST FRANCOIS COUNTY .... BONNE TERRE FARMINGTON FLAT RIVER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ST LOUIS COUNTY BERKELEY BRECKENRIDGE HILLS . . . BRENTWOOD CLAYTON FERGUSON FLORISSANT GLENDALE HILLSDALE JENNINGS KINLOCH KIRKWOOD LADUE HAPLEwOOD OVERLAND PAGEDALE PINE LAWN RICHMOND HEIGHTS . . . . ROCK HILL ST ANN SHREWSBURY UNIVERSITY CITY VALLEY PARK WEBSTER GROVES WELLSTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . ST LOUIS* STE GENEVIEVE COUNTY . . . STE GENEVIEVE REMAINDER OF COUNTY, . . SALINE COUNTY MARSHALL SLATER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . SCHUYLER COUNTY SCOTLAND COUNTY SCOTT COUNTY CHAFFEE SIKESTON (PARTI» . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . (X) Not applicable. ''Revised. 27 572 20 244 7 328 19 654 8 449 11 205 13 682 8 875 4 806 5 557 224 5 333 29 719 25 583 4 136 2 994 6 299 44 305 28 829 15 475 6 511 34 596 3 814 9 196 9 444 12 142 658 200 7 439 5 430 18 208 75 506 22 052 17 493 1 252 559 46 588 503 37 171 5 484 40 253 22 853 8 226 9 595 32 033 7 322 11 972 1 175 37 302 2 451 ''31 336 12 658 202 226 1 166 036 9 594 7 062 2 532 28 596 17 693 3 447 7 456 25 244 19 372 5 872 18 004 8 257 9 747 11 872 8 496 3 376 27 559 24 501 3 068 41 491 27 885 13 505 5 159 32 392 3 508 8 910 8 842 11 032 17 804 74 974 21 464 17 001 45 562 (01 35 677 5 470 39 301 21 295 8 094 8 985 31 455 7 028 U 582 (01 33 894 2 291 "30 480 12 524 192 522 8 378 6 536 1 740 25 824 16 203 3 345 6 276 6 581 6 533 27 476 2 558 19 894 5 014 510 793 717 1 183 347 2 559 2 438 221 69 511 551 492 2 004 9 530 2 070 1 532 105 (Dl 3 845 1 006 4 701 2 178 557 960 3 441 1 043 1 247 93 3 896 235 ^3 014 1 267 20 415 162 740 2 318 I 593 274 2 528 162 1 945 400 'Excelsior Springs is in Clay and Ray Counties. 'Joplin is in Jasper and Newlon Counties. 'Hannibal is in Marion and Ralls Counties. "Sikeston is in 27-46 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958-Continued County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year SHANNON COUNTY SHELBY COUNTY. STODDARD COUNTY. STONE COUNTY . . SULLIVAN COUNTY. TANEY COUNTY 'EXAS COUNTY 2 490 9 Bll 23 345 9 684 13 661 9 746 7 394 10 101 15 303 2 102 19 797 9 152 10 545 7 775 6 430 7 955 13 009 1 526 834 694 305 455 708 955 'ERNON COUNTY NEVADA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WARREN COUNTY. . . WASHINGTON COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY . . . WEBSTER COUNTY . . WORTH COUNTY . . . • RIGHT COUNTY MOUNTAIN GROVE . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 17 292 14 020 3 272 8 695 8 401 4 725 9 827 5 925 11 753 6 217 5 546 15 782 13 495 2 286 7 857 5 393 3 872 8 533 5 333 10 071 5 971 4 iOO 636 520 300 608 399 745 439 306 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-47 TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Dala ate based on 1964 SMSA definitions ] SIC code Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* ST 27-48 MISSOURI RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code Kind of business With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) BOONE COUNTY CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY 59PT1591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT1591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591] 59 EX.591 53 PART« S9PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL LUMBER 1 BLDG MATLSi HDWEi FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPARELi ACCESSORY STORES FURNITUREt HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATINGi DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDKE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES" PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER" BLDG MATLS. HD*E . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE" HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING" DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES" PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* retail trade" total lumber" bldg matls" hdihe " farm equip. dealers general merchandise group stores* .... food stores automotive dealers gasoline service stations apparel" accessory stores Furniture, home furnishings, equipment stores eating" drinking places drug stores. proprietary stores other retail stores nonstore retailers* 238 119 660 278 218 630 58 106 5 «05 5 023 12 936 10 198 4 359 H 639 2 621 1 433 2 386 5 322 483 3 315 21 523 23 681 9 020 4 517 2 970 5 968 6 201 FRANKLIN COUNTY 45 791 5 341 2 201 11 853 6 754 5 714 2 069 2 589 4 239 1 486 3 928 597 JASPER COUNTY 111 940 7 959 14 583 24 023 22 876 9 657 4 303 4 322 5 452 ST. LOUIS COUNTY 558 200 37 031 89 887 205 520 102 223 61 501 29 753 21 218 33 597 29 008 34 032 14 230 445 143 295 5 250 4 799 11 784 4 529 2 355 3 883 14 670 3 183 20 919 41 755 4 885 1 623 10 925 6 612 4 724 2 089 2 381 3 741 104 332 7 753 14 201 21 405 22 244 8 225 4 175 633 825 35 459 89 227 199 594 101 305 58 319 28 797 20 335 30 737 28 922 30 970 10 150 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this fable. BUCHANAN COUNTY coextensive with SI. Joseph SMSA, see Table 10. GREENE COUNTY coextensive with Springfield SMSA, see Table 10. 788 330 571 378 324 1 223 259 752 441 5 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MISSOURI 27-49 TABLE 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1958 SIC code S9PTI5911 59 EX.591 53 PART» 59PT(591I 59 EX.591 53 PART* 59PT(591) 59 EX.591 53 PART* RETAIL TRADE 1 TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLSt HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLOG MATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HDWE . FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS" EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 353 253 2 322 370 815 623 usv 2 S66 371 1 206 531 68 133 3 261 It 911 20 823 15 364 6 9«3 2 147 64 Montana CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 28-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 12 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 16 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 17 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 19 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 19 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 20 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 - 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 21 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 21 28-3 state total 1963 965,734, [ EACH SYMBOL = 5% CHANGE == = 12% MONTANA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers 1111 1108 i-3% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service Stations Apparel, ^43 Accessory Stores p^ Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^32 Equipment Stores ^34 • j6% ''.—'^^ Eating, Drinking Places 81 Drug Stores, ^27 Proprietary Stores pi 32 Other Retail Stores ^|g3 -0.5% Nonstore Retailers \w t^ 1958 1963, 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census ?8-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-5 TABLE 1 The state: 1963 and 1958 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEt TOTA 522-5211 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 TOTAL .UMBERt AND OTHER BUrLDING MATERIALS DEALERS ICATINGi PLUMBING. PA I NT i ELECTRICAL STORES. lARDWARE STORES ARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENER MERCHANDISE GROUP STOR TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES IMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES ISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TAL. GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . IT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS RELi ACCESSORY STORES 56 561. 567 562-3.568 562 563. 568 565 566 561. 569 TOTAL ENiS. BOYS* APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . VIOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMENIS ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. .MILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FU TOTAL MISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING DRUG STORES. 59PT(591) 591 ( ( 59 EX. 591 592 593 TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTA 595 596 597 IQUOR STORES NTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS ARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. EWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 2 025 1 063 962 1 611 903 708 107 937 32 067 1 506 21 235 50 129 87 635 38 503 16 052 33 080 210 378 2 03 lUU 3 538 18 133 10 397 11 681 12 062 2 622 16 118 6 072 I 132 31 177 18 352 15 825 89 237 19 831 39 106 31 803 30 751 1 019 63 101 21 108 1 528 1 521 1 033 12 521 3 936 6 057 12 091 105 655 31 587 (D) 20 309 19 515 86 379 38 503 16 Oil 31 862 200 312 193 932 3 092 (D) 698 (D) 15 306 5 856 1 092 31 885 28-6 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2, The State: 1963 RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINSi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS' *ALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SE»ING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONER? STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. N0NMANUFACTURIN6 EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISEO DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NOivFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) WItlitield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. Total (number) With payroll 401 267 238 Total, all establish- ments 107 937 25 593 5 «7lt 1 085 3 206 215 21 235 50 129 87 635 38 503 16 052 31 901 1 021 155 210 378 203 114 3 470 820 837 1 784 1 685 198 218 169 615 150 824 5 211 13 580 6 090 12 057 991 9 465 1 636 6 854 975 48 433 10 397 10 361 36 14 684 12 062 2 622 327 104 765 762 370 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 105 655 25 227 6 360 86 379 38 503 16 014 30 669 200 312 193 932 3 092 698 763 1 642 195 870 169 377 150 585 5 211 13 580 4 638 11 853 991 9 Oil 1 422 6 708 46 941 10 237 10 237 14 450 U 896 2 554 549 722 370 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) U 519 3 043 928 15 576 15 583 273 20 019 17 032 14 889 537 1 506 374 1 914 114 585 120 377 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 228 979 57 072 17 762 243 317 123 170 50 775 66 817 2 250 305 358 528 349 444 6 586 1 832 1 333 8 860 399 475 337 402 294 309 11 977 31 116 7 876 39 148 2 464 12 585 2 828 8 227 1 530 122 187 28 111 28 111 40 647 34 288 6 359 11 842 1 308 1 069 Paid employees. workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 546 509 175 927 884 984 019 4 091 3 463 3 077 946 359 359 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 28-8 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city MONTANA! TOTAL BEAVERHEAD COUNTY. . . DILLON AEM4INDER OF COUNTY. BIS HORN COUNTY. . . . HARDIN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BLAINE COUNTY. . . BROAD»ATER COUNTY. CARBON COUNTY. . . CARTER COUNTY. . . CASCADE COUNTY . . . . GREAT FALLS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHOUTEAU COUNTY. CUSTER COUNTY MILES CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DANIELS COUNTY DAWSON COUNTY GLENDIVE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DEER LODGE COUNTY. . ANACONDA REMAINDER OF COUNTY FALLON COUNTY FERGUS COUNTY LE»ISTO*N REMAINDER OF COUNTY. FLATHEAD COUNTY. . . . KALI SPELL *HITEFISH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GALLATIN COUNTY. . . . BOZEMAN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GARFIELD COUNTY. GLACIER COUNTY . . . . CUT BANK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GOLDEN VALLEY COUNTY GRANITE COUNTY . . . HILL COUNTY HAVRE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . JUDITH BASIN COUNTY. LAKE COUNTY Total (number) LEWIS AND CLARK COUNTY HELENA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LIBERTY COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY .... LIBSY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MCCONE COUNTY. MADISON COUNTY MEAGHER COUNTY MINERAL COUNTY MISSOULA COUNTY. . . . MISSOULA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. With payroll Total, all establish mcnts ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1.000) 12 426 ID 5't8 1 77B 13 699 II 628 2 071 8 482 3 470 8 184 1 563 1?6 89<) 1 19 253 7 (.6 1 22 110 21 380 730 16 015 14 831 1 184 23 088 20 253 2 835 49 657 34 653 5 605 9 399 42 275 33 630 8 645 1 828 13 787 602 3 844 24 427 21 721 2 706 3 624 2 324 13 096 44 614 41 322 3 292 12 247 8 724 3 523 2 774 4 448 3 184 3 209 78 907 70 635 8 272 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 12 036 10 504 1 532 13 213 11 418 1 795 8 354 2 976 6 332 1 343 124 671 117 726 6 945 21 666 20 968 698 15 645 14 643 1 002 15 607 15 252 355 22 264 19 795 2 469 47 303 33 411 5 299 8 593 41 773 33 400 8 373 13 529 9 364 4 165 368 3 244 23 301 20 907 2 394 3 394 1 932 11 768 43 404 40 408 2 996 11 399 8 326 3 073 2 618 4 034 2 938 2 481 76 361 68 667 7 694 16 912 15 935 977 2 525 2 250 275 5 774 4 312 528 934 5 102 4 223 879 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 5 390 4 969 421 1 084 792 292 235 395 268 248 9 800 8 748 1 052 2 234 334 29 973 26 301 3 672 28 135 25 025 3 110 18 552 6 132 14 493 2 577 330 849 310 562 20 287 51 082 49 747 1 335 33 995 31 973 2 022 36 240 35 439 801 51 161 45 342 5 819 119 910 88 261 10 348 21 301 104 368 87 449 16 919 3 745 32 707 21 761 10 946 847 6 262 56 225 50 273 5 952 5 950 3 427 22 211 111 556 101 937 9 619 22 593 16 899 5 694 5 390 9 152 4 816 5 292 200 555 178 181 22 374 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 4 210 3 893 317 Active proprie- tors o( unincor- porated businesses (number) 1 437 1 122 315 1 681 1 528 153 2 841 2 528 313 7 195 100 Kind-of-business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) 107 937 1 334 (Dl 101 1 522 1 258 1 106 240 8 396 7 869 527 General merchandise group stores • Estab- lish- ments 1 555 1 942 3 AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kind-of-business group -continued 28-10 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated busmesses (nunnber) Kmd-of-buslness group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) General merchandise group stores Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,0001 MUSSELSHELL COUNTY . . ROUNDUP REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PARK COUNTY LIVINGSTON REMAINDER OP COUNTY. PETROLEUM COUNTY PHILLIPS COUNTY, PONDERA COUNTY . . . . CONRAD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POWDER RIVER COUNTY. POWELL COUNTY DEER LODGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PRAIRIE COUNTY RAVALLI COUNTY RICHLAND COUNTY. . . . SIDNEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROOSEVELT COUNTY . . WOLF POINT .... REMAINDER OF COUNTY ROSEBUD COUNTY . SANDERS COUNTY . SHERIDAN COUNTY. SILVER 80* COUNTY. . . BUTTE. .1 REMAINDER OF COUNTY. STILLWATER COUNTY. SWEET GRASS COUNTY TETON COUNTY . . . TOOLE COUNTY SHELBY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. TREASURE COUNTY. VALLEY COUNTY GLASGOW REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WHEATLAND COUNTY WIBAUX COUNTY. . YELLOWSTONE COUNTY . . BILLINGS LAUREL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 5 «J3 « 868 565 16 937 m 752 2 185 525 8 521 11 130 8 887 2 243 6 609 5 198 1 111 3 339 12 782 19 923 15 129 3 794 19 259 11 542 7 717 6 533 4 959 10 128 68 574 61 244 7 330 5 517 4 424 7 744 9 178 7 053 2 125 21 860 19 584 2 276 3 379 1 298 133 614 109 617 5 818 18 179 5 151 4 630 521 15 127 14 142 1 985 511 7 563 10 936 8 873 2 063 6 271 5 424 847 3 335 12 044 19 607 15 935 3 672 7 415 6 127 4 349 9 558 64 220 58 310 5 910 4 889 4 284 7 652 8 596 6 861 1 735 21 278 19 324 1 954 3 153 1 170 130 184 107 233 5 606 17 345 252 1 198 1 812 1 497 315 1 597 950 547 547 475 867 7 788 7 027 761 428 599 1 216 950 255 2 198 1 994 204 16 370 13 799 567 2 004 11 174 9 786 1 368 35 596 31 600 3 996 961 15 621 24 142 20 876 3 266 13 940 11 897 2 043 5 282 24 749 41 086 35 614 5 472 35 940 22 030 13 910 10 993 9 503 17 235 152 163 147 147 15 016 9 310 S 920 15 552 23 768 19 078 4 690 47 574 43 405 4 268 5 900 2 746 340 405 284 178 12 009 44 218 479 259 220 184 163 287 2 127 1 892 235 147 158 242 4 594 3 812 201 581 (Dl 1 792 2 781 1 555 1 274 3 731 2 169 1 562 3 647 2 229 1 418 832 189 2 751 2 463 (Dl (0) 758 629 1 470 2 722 2 419 303 10 125 6 885 599 2 640 1 156 804 362 82U 1 192 (Dl (01 589 1 152 445 145 1 795 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind-of-business group -continued 28-12 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 512 513 5U4 51*5 546 5462 5463 549 561 1567 561 567 562-3.566 562 563.568 563 Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . • . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STOKES HAROkARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SE«ING. NEEDLEWORK STuRES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD] MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. \ PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. -MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S" BOYS' APPAREL STORES. MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND CUSTOM TAILORS Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Coextensive with Yellowstone County, Mont. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) K/ithtield to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 10 486 2 169 1 361 8 006 2 612 2 612 31 094 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-13 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Actii/e proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) BILLINGS SMSA -Continueil FUl^NITUREt HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALVIARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STOKES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY" GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS • CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES ...<.•••• GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS ' OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS , OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE I ORGANIZATIONS. . . Stanilard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wittitield lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 5 848 3 203 2 008 1 104 11 575 7 559 5 910 5 504 3 115 1 988 11 073 7 237 5 654 8 376 1 966 356 195 28-14 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 S22 523 521 5251 5252 5tt2 513 Sit 515 5t6 5162 51(63 519 561 1 567 561 567 552-3.568 562 553. 56S 563 RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDKARE STORES FARM EOUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS SIORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED OOMESIIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STOKES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Coextensive with Cascade County, Mont. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. 28 159 23 835 19 219 1 912 391 765 756 6 469 1 336 1 330 28 091 23 835 19 219 6 483 1 330 1 330 1 103 209 209 51 881 49 791 729 59 039 48 744 38 005 20 503 4 451 4 451 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-contin ued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all estabiisb- ments ($1,000) Establisb- ments witb payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 28-16 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or iVIore: 1963 SIC code 521 522-521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 55PT(55t) 56 561 1 567 562-3 1568 562 563.568 565 566 564 1 569 County and kind of business 59 EX.591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 CASCADE COUNTY , , TcoEXTENsTvt WITH GREAT fALLS SMSA. SEE TABLE 4) g,ll VER BOW COUMTY RET- T DE> TOTAL LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS. HARDWARE. FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GF'' RAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODl MARKETS FRUIT STOSES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL HEN'S. BOYS. APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STOKES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECUNDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY bTORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 17 667 16 650 415 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 5 223 778 1 200 1 000 200 (01 789 3 864 1 838 2 026 365 123 242 4 871 2 062 110 15 965 15 078 347 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 5 047 772 1 182 982 200 (Dl 717 3 830 1 838 1 992 6 317 2 983 3 334 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov- 15 (dollars) 551 287 274 349 859 490 35 661 32 262 442 13 579 1 598 3 924 3 506 10 589 5 317 5 272 26 345 15 843 10 502 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- poiated businesses (number) 196 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-17 TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business RETAIL TRADE- TOTAL TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES • . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS' FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS .... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. , . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS FARM' GARDEN SUPPLY STORES' INCLUDING FEED STORES. . JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* J Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wilhtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not avail e retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in ttiis table. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3 327 3 036 291 9 0K5 5 852 3 193 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 13 367 10 «e6 2 169 712 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 2 070 1 63« 375 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 39 521 31 6U6 6 76« 10 316 9 752 561 '»3 614 30 79") 12 820 Paid 28-18 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 •Continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-19 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 28-20 MONTANA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS MONTANA 28-21 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or IVIore: 1958 Nebraska CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 29-, which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 14 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 18 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 19 7 in-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 21 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 21 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 22 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 24 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 24 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 24 I^s CQ • 1958 $1,730,454, State total 1963 $2,095,624, EACH SYMBOL = ^^ 5% CHANGE ~ ~ NEBRASKA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials. Farm Equip., Hardware Dealers General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores Automotive Dealers 259 267 Gasoline Service Stations Apparel, ^^82 Accessory Stores ^BlOl ####€23% Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^80 Equipment Stores ^H ##10% ^^= 1 10 Eating, Drinking Places ^^mun Drug Stores, ^54 Proprietary Stores pB69 = 127% Other Retail Stores 158 226 ########143% 12 Nonstore Retailers Woi 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U. S Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census^^^ 29-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-5 TABLE 1. The State: 1963 and 1958 Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish ments ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL > MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES »OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL 3 029 1 951 1 078 809 21U 183 600 2 407 1 631 775 565 15K 129 UIO 106 118 384 526 6 913 2 352 951 11 406 87 695 52 477 35 218 142 408 95 4B6 46 922 68 605 66 300 2 305 225 919 29 799 7 628 2 412 4 210 126 636 12 409 18 004 24 821 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 'Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. "Data not provided because establishments with no payroll are classified only at the next broader kind-ol-business level. Comparable data not available because of change in kind-of-business definition. 2 002 494 266 547 29-6 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2, The State: 1963 Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52« 5251 5252 5112 5lt3 5a4 5«5 545 51)62 51163 549 55 EX. 554 562-3.568 562 563.568 563 ( RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS- PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS ......... FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED. . . . DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS ......... IMPORTED CAR DEALERS ......... DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED . . TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS .... HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTU AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS . . HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES . CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STOREi CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. 15 057 1 739 372 117 2 095 624 266 547 70 540 13 911 3 532 10 055 2 436 33 993 131 980 217 020 148 683 34 054 33 362 755 156 5 553 250 2 352 951 2 828 6 491 5 858 533 1 758 329 373 871 314 755 299 035 6 119 9 601 24 046 20 496 3 508 11 066 2 033 6 951 2 072 100 607 15 158 14 922 236 34 157 31 027 3 130 12 544 2 088 149 259 453 70 006 13 657 3 338 9 731 2 310 30 659 129 762 214 960 148 683 33 810 31 634 387 370 359 598 5 853 747 2 320 5 069 5 564 405 1 518 356 075 314 079 298 489 5 989 9 601 18 814 19 814 3 482 9 886 (D) 6 313 97 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-7 TABLE 2 The State: 1963 Continued FURNITURE) HOME FURNISHINGS i EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE! HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES. .... DRAPERY! CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. HETALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STOREi RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES . CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORESi SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES . JEWELRY STORES FU£Li ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS' NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY! GAME SHOPS ..... RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES ..... PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Total (number) 809 383 263 3 029 1 951 1 1*56 With payroll 611 257 183 2 407 1 631 1 206 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 87 695 52 "477 37 883 12 631 814 527 622 22 796 5 164 7 258 321 6 937 142 408 95 486 75 001 3 089 15 072 2 324 46 922 68 605 66 300 2 305 225 919 29 799 7 628 4 210 3 906 304 76 132 49 624 880 12 409 18 004 954 5 824 1 438 1 305 1 951 1 460 5 137 2 694 374 832 463 290 3 053 26 824 6 477 6 173 14 174 Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) 84 353 50 419 36 563 12 129 746 (01 (D) 22 024 4 962 6 948 289 6 659 130 498 91 284 71 567 3 089 14 318 2 310 39 214 67 927 65 844 2 083 209 209 25 133 6 568 2 224 968 1 256 3 400 3 112 288 73 100 46 542 876 11 409 17 388 (D) (D) 5 526 1 390 887 1 891 1 166 5 017 2 628 (D) 746 20 814 6 477 5 679 8 658 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 11 070 6 681 4 502 2 707 604 1 078 27 606 22 450 18 131 888 2 787 644 5 155 a 748 8 510 238 19 689 1 786 1 062 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) 214 012 125 729 82 680 38 388 1 971 53 652 11 871 22 750 636 22 124 565 760 462 237 359 086 19 442 67 845 15 854 103 523 170 475 155 170 4 305 375 205 35 706 22 343 5 722 1 795 3 927 62 096 1 671 31 291 53 580 20 949 4 577 1 870 4 325 2 188 17 130 9 585 (D) 61 089 9 093 18 401 33 595 Paid 29-8 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish merits with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of business group Lumber, building mails., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish ments General merchandise group stores' ($1,000) Estab- lish ments NEBRASKA. TOTAL ADAMS COUNTY HASTINGS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . ANTELOPE COUNTY ARTHUR COUNTY BANNER COUNTY BLAINE COUNTY BOONE COUNTY BOX BUTTE COUNTY ALLIANCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . BOYD COUNTY BROUN COUNTY BUFFALO COUNTY KEARNEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . BURT COUNTY BUTLER COUNTY CASS COUNTY PLATTSMOUTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . CEDAR COUNTY CHASE COUNTY CHERRY COUNTY VALENTINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . CHEYENNE COUNTY SIDNEY remainder of county. . . . clay county colfax county schuyler remainder of county. . . . cuming county *est point remainder of county. . . . custer county broken bow remainder of county. . . . dakota county south sioux city remainder of county. . . . dakes county CHADRON hEMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . DAdSON COUNTY COZAD GOTHENBURG LEXINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . DEUEL COUNTY , . DIXON COUNTY DODGE COUNTY FREMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . DOUGLAS COUNTY OMAHA RALSTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. . . . DUNDY COUNTY FILLMORE COUNTY. ...... Standard Notes: - Represents zero 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major grc us 173 "15 017 3 156 16 125 329 937 11 710 20 811 19 271 1 5«0 H 1176 7 261 46 U39 31 619 It 790 It 283 9 788 17 4511 9 507 7 9117 15 363 a 525 14 429 12 431 1 998 15 094 8 851 6 243 16 255 9 306 6 949 20 963 12 415 6 546 16 364 14 582 1 782 18 594 9 916 8 678 33 170 7 842 8 066 14 501 2 761 5 309 8 869 60 AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kind-of-business group -continued 29-10 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kind-of-busmess group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers Estab- lish- ments (number) ($1,000) General merchandise group stores * Estab- lish- ments FRANKLIN COUNTY. FRONTIER COUNTY. FURNAS COUNTY. . GAGE COUNTY BEATRICE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. GARDEN COUNTY. . GARFIELD COUNTY. GOSPER COUNTY. . GRANT COUNTY . . GREELEY COUNTY . HALL COUNTY GRAND ISLAND . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HAMILTON COUNTY. . . . AURORA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HARLAN COUNTY. . HAYES COUNTY . . HITCHCOCK COUNTY HOLT COUNTY ONEILL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOOKER COUNTY. HOt/ARD COUNTY. JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . FAIRBURY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY KEARNEY COUNTY KEITH COUNTY OGALLALA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. (EYA PAHA COUNTY KIMBALL COUNTY . . . . KIMBALL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. KNOX COUNTY. LANCASTER COUNTY . . . LINCOLN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY . . . . NORTH PLATTE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LOGAN COUNTY . . LOuP COUNTY. . . MCPHERSON COUNTY MADISON COUNTY . . . . NORFOLK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MERRICK COUNTY MORRILL COUNTY NANCE COUNTY . NEMAHA COUNTY AUBURN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NUCKOLLS COUNTY. . . . SUPERIOR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. «05 300 105 1 139 956 183 7 012 "» 318 11 321 3<t 833 25 860 8 973 3 331 3 605 2 408 1 5«5 5 063 66 508 50 969 15 539 11 181 9 264 1 917 5 303 682 5 807 17 537 8 288 9 249 2 917 7 639 18 160 14 243 3 917 7 530 8 776 15 065 12 351 2 714 13 620 12 855 765 229 053 210 422 18 631 45 841 38 866 6 975 46 560 35 435 11 125 12 502 10 548 6 171 9 863 8 244 1 619 13 974 8 650 5 324 5 334 3 700 10 115 33 161 25 244 7 917 3 111 3 395 2 376 1 137 4 821 64 882 49 803 15 079 10 639 9 080 1 559 4 849 582 5 621 16 113 8 014 8 099 2 901 6 737 17 304 13 873 3 431 6 650 7 864 14 641 12 171 2 470 13 232 12 665 567 224 595 207 438 17 157 44 185 37 676 6 509 44 884 34 169 10 715 11 410 9 924 8 925 7 760 1 165 12 908 8 272 4 636 518 273 751 3 242 2 664 578 242 267 7 414 6 018 1 396 1 234 712 522 231 535 1 556 1 328 228 1 458 1 212 246 28 257 25 574 1 683 4 577 3 811 756 958 828 1 092 751 341 9 325 4 800 13 865 61 974 50 752 11 222 5 097 4 839 3 349 1 718 6 551 141 643 113 797 28 046 17 299 15 389 1 910 5 654 675 7 662 23 6B4 13 932 9 752 5 072 9 143 29 697 25 148 4 549 9 502 14 965 27 009 22 409 4 600 30 039 29 232 807 556 183 524 307 31 875 92 094 81 959 10 125 89 558 73 748 15 810 18 588 17 351 9 754 15 911 12 813 3 098 22 109 14 927 7 182 1 019 822 197 9 555 940 626 1 537 1 250 267 337 289 150 2 186 909 2 014 5 545 3 346 2 299 8 543 5 212 3 331 2 004 1 452 552 2 636 1 233 1 403 275 1 710 3 874 2 831 1 043 1 838 1 685 18 995 15 598 3 397 5 583 4 015 2 568 2 248 4 705 925 2 580 1 435 1 145 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid dis 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately ii (NA) Not available. (X) f^ot applicable. AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-11 Inhabitants or More: 1963 -continued Kindofbusiness group -continued 29-12 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) ments (number) Kind-of-business group Lumber, building matls., hardware, farm equip, dealers ($1,000) Estab- lish- ments (number) General merchandise group stores ' OTOE COUNTY NEBRASKA CITY. . . . REriAINDER OF COUNTY. PAHNEE COUNTY. PERKINS COUNTY PHELPS COUNTY. . . . HOLDREGE REMAINDER OF COUNTY PIERCE COUNTY. PLATTE COUNTY COLUriBuS REMAINrjER OF COUNTY. POLK COUNTY. RED WILLO* COUNTY. . . MCCOOK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RICHARDSON COUNTY. . . FALLS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROCK COUNTY. SALINE COUNTY. . . . CRETE REMAINDER OF COUNTY SARPY COUNTY BELLEVUE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SAUNDERS COUNTY. . . . hAHOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SCOTTS BLUFF COUNTY. GERING SCOTTSBLUFF. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY SEtARD COUNTY. . • . SEWARD REMAINDER OF COUNTY SHERIDAN COUNTY. SHERMAN COUNTY . SIOUX COUNTY . . STANTON COUNTY . THAYER COUNTY. . THOMAS COUNTY. . THURSTON COUNTY. VALLEY COUNTY. . WASHINGTON COUNTY. . . BLAIR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY tAYNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEBSTER COUNTY WHEELER COUNTY YORK COUNTY YORK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 2t 730 16 667 8 063 19 266 16 383 2 903 38 267 28 892 9 375 10 116 26 685 24 416 2 269 19 984 13 614 6 370 21 617 10 185 11 432 17 204 8 932 8 272 21 988 9 320 12 668 61 518 5 337 43 377 12 804 18 141 11 517 6 624 14 201 4 675 596 2 821 14 126 956 8 002 9 004 12 851 8 551 4 300 13 538 11 563 1 875 19 606 15 685 3 921 23 720 16 425 7 295 18 580 15 985 2 595 35 589 27 558 8 031 25 677 23 798 1 879 19 012 13 286 5 726 20 557 9 901 10 656 15 290 8 712 7 578 21 352 9 155 12 195 58 846 4 991 41 757 12 098 16 787 11 231 5 556 4 181 548 2 595 13 312 12 229 8 149 4 080 13 122 11 543 1 579 19 046 15 371 3 575 2 201 1 563 538 378 338 3 951 3 194 757 1 805 1 310 496 1 490 891 599 1 554 834 830 6 204 476 4 546 1 182 1 402 985 416 1 250 317 1 922 1 560 352 43 434 32 553 10 881 5 885 7 515 34 237 30 952 3 285 73 383 60 388 12 995 50 672 47 891 2 781 34 289 25 276 9 013 4 423 29 201 14 888 14 313 30 490 18 560 11 93U 27 454 19 002 8 4S2 25 078 5 708 1 266 3 305 20 401 1 414 9 250 12 772 21 518 14 941 6 577 28 075 26 099 1 975 9 994 656 38 611 31 521 7 090 1 295 1 073 223 1 873 169 1 315 389 475 308 168 430 132 4 023 1 548 2 475 534 1 252 3 594 2 805 789 3 557 2 722 645 3 030 2 487 543 3 938 2 222 1 716 4 241 1 659 2 582 1 464 342 1 122 3 858 1 760 2 098 7 428 1 371 3 590 2 467 4 302 2 995 1 307 2 152 1 228 2 405 1 337 1 825 1 358 467 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group (D) Wittiheld to avoid di 53. are stiown separately i (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-13 Inhabitants or More: 1963 continued Kindof business group -continued 29-14 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . , RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTUR ING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS' Fur SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld lo avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC ma)or group 53, are shown separately in this table. Coextensive with Lancaster County, Nebr. 18 995 7 126 1 621 «6 913 «2 617 3 620 HI 318 33 148 28 788 4 885 4 353 532 (X) Not applicable. 46 913 42 617 3 620 40 334 33 148 28 788 869 353 516 2 302 800 212 7 577 6 912 612 3 316 2 596 2 305 45 030 14 950 5 075 138 000 125 444 11 370 16 553 14 988 1 565 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-15 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 29-16 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) OMAHA, NtBI!.-l(lWA.S>ISA RETAIL TRADE 1 TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDINS MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMErgT DEALERS. PAINT I GLASS 1 KALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPi-Y STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEHINGi NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIi. BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NCnFRAmCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS •OMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHIi.DREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available •Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. Consists of Douglas and Sarpy Counties, Nebr., and Pottawattamie County, Iowa. 37 769 15 739 3 2U3 98 878 82 183 10 600 5 5H9 212 3U 142 498 133 2"t"t 3 805 (0) 363 621 980 2 848 2 660 116 120 95 406 86 994 6 610 8 355 576 020 285 868 14 608 13 696 912 242 21 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-17 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establisti- ments ($1,000) Establisti ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (dollars) Paid 29-18 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-19 TABLE 6. Cities With 200 Establishments or IVIore: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Receipts Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 29-20 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 200 Establishments or More: 1963-continu ed SIC code 521 522-52« 5251 5252 5U2 5U3 5U5-5t9 56 561 t 567 562-3i568 562 563.568 565 566 564 1569 59 EX 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 City and kind of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. . . MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOODI MARKETS . . . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READy-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STOKES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* Total (number) With payroll 580 298 262 Receipts 520 262 258 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 33 OUH 23 515 9 499 tU 620 26 825 17 795 19 396 19 023 373 922 40U 305 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 32 592 23 255 9 337 113 160 26 517 16 9«3 19 364 19 001 363 Payroll, entire year ($1,0001 9 690 7 012 2 678 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) ' '" 131 I Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 62 S02 54 530 28 272 203 368 148 201 55 167 55 343 54 319 1 024 839 547 292 Siandard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. "Nonslore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-21 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code 5612 PART standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business MEBRASItft IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORS. TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES LINCOLN SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS • REFRESHMENT PLACES OMAHAi NEBR.-IOWAi SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL RESTAURANTSi LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. Total (number) Witli payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments viith payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 29-22 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9. Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city NEBRASKA 1 TOTAL. . ADAMS COUNTY HASTINGS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ANTELOPE COUNTY. . . . ARTHUR COUNTY BANNER COUNTY BLAINE COUNTY BOONE COUNTY BOX BUTTE COUNTY . . . ALLIANCE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BOYD COUNTY BROWN COUNTY BUFFALO COUNTY .... KEARNEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. BURT COUNTY BUTLER COUNTY CASS COUNTY PLATTSMOUTH REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CEDAR COUNTY CHASE COUNTY CHERRY COUNTY VALENTINE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CHEYENNE COUNTY. . . . SIDNEY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLAY COUNTY COLFAX COUNTY SCHUYLER REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CUMING COUNTY WEST POINT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CUSTER COUNTY BROKEN BOW REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAKOTA COUNTY SOUTH SIOUX CITY . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAWES COUNTY CHADRON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DAWSON COUNTY COZAD GOTHENBURG LEXINGTON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DEUEL COUNTY DIXON COUNTY DODGE COUNTY FREMONT REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OOUSLAS COUNTY . . . . OMAHA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (number) 244 182 892 700 192 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 730 454 39 680 36 205 3 475 13 804 263 907 9 718 IB 838 16 194 2 644 4 238 6 294 35 948 25 425 10 523 13 922 9 233 14 959 8 210 6 749 12 042 6 014 11 645 9 272 2 373 22 133 17 376 4 757 13 818 6 952 6 866 14 165 6 107 8 058 18 365 9 407 8 958 12 743 8 713 4 030 30 712 6 423 6 651 14 034 3 604 4 710 7 829 292 176 116 2 146 2 012 134 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 632 368 38 452 35 201 3 251 853 8 578 18 106 15 756 2 350 33 310 23 821 9 489 13 216 7 425 13 841 7 944 5 897 11 052 5 638 11 203 9 190 2 013 21 299 16 874 4 425 12 544 6 430 5 114 13 559 5 957 7 602 16 705 9 065 7 640 12 569 10 549 2 020 DUNDY COUNTY FILLMORE COUNTY Slandafd Notes: - Represents zeto. 461 344 440 326 21 018 4 342 10 654 > avoid disclosure. 41 834 30 173 11 661 445 010 425 402 19 608 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 4 075 3 858 217 3 244 2 547 697 1 016 642 374 1 289 779 510 1 092 896 196 2 659 532 679 1 260 188 391 3 939 3 073 866 53 567 51 839 1 728 County and city franklin county. . . . frontier county. . . . furnas county gage county beatrice remainder of county. Garden county garfield county. . . . gosper county grant county greeley county . . . . hall county grand island . . . . remainder of county. hamilton county. , . . harlan county hayes county hitchcock county . . . holt county ONEILL REMAINDER OF COUNTY. HOOKER COUNTY HOWARD COUNTY JEFFERSON COUNTY . . . FAIRBURY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. JOHNSON COUNTY . . . . KEARNEY COUNTY . . . . KEITH COUNTY OGALLALA REMAIr<DER OF COUNTY. KEYA PAHA COUNTY . . . KIMBALL COUNTY . . . . KNOX COUNTY LANCASTER COUNTY . . . LINCOLN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY . . . . NORTH PLATTE . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LOGAN COUNTY LOUP COUNTY MCPHERSON COUNTY . . . MADISON COUNTY . . . . NORFOLK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. MERRICK COUNTY . . . . MORRILL COUNTY . . . . NANCE COUNTY NEMAHA COUNTY AUBURN REMAINDER OF COUNTY. NUCKOLLS COUNTY. . . . SUPERIOR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. OTOE COUNTY NEBRASKA CITY. . . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. 9 738 853 (NA) Not available. (X) NotaoDlicable. Total (number) 1 148 983 165 340 236 104 With payroll 260 125 135 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 5 982 3 646 10 232 29 650 21 520 8 130 3 526 3 457 1 640 1 115 5 349 51 054 41 441 9 613 9 659 4 999 793 3 676 14 862 6 218 8 644 2 127 5 785 13 37 11 228 2 146 931 11 362 12 792 183 207 172 160 11 047 37 557 31 567 5 690 755 343 179 37 940 27 858 10 082 10 288 8 S67 5 864 8 528 6 533 1 995 10 365 6 543 3 822 22 567 14 575 7 992 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 5 032 3 210 9 428 27 388 20 224 7 164 3 376 3 151 1 168 993 4 795 49 018 40 401 8 617 8 765 4 375 13 332 5 870 7 462 2 035 5 135 12 777 10 257 2 520 5 646 6 113 12 122 10 504 1 51 825 11 106 11 610 178 319 168 434 9 885 35 873 30 703 5 170 535 283 35 836 25 598 9 138 9 330 8 311 5 174 7 394 6 151 1 243 9 685 5 491 3 194 21 401 14 303 7 098 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEBRASKA 29-23 TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958-Continued County and city PAKNEE COUNTY. PERKINS COUNTY PHELPS COUNTY HOLDRESE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PIERCE COUNTY. PLATTE COUNTY COLUMBUS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. POLK COUNTY RED WILLOW COUNTY. . . MCCOOK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. RICHARDSON COUNTY. . . FALLS CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ROCK COUNTY. SALINE COUNTY CRETE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SARPY COUNTY BELLEVUE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SAUNDERS COUNTY. . . . WAHOO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 3 790 5 571 16 946 It OOt 2 9«2 31 217 23 191 8 026 20 583 18 580 1 903 17 667 12 157 5 700 15 1W7 7 201 8 216 12 «9« 5 822 5 572 18 «87 5 887 11 600 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 3 512 5 039 16 lit 13 571 2 740 28 735 22 287 6 448 19 845 18 342 1 503 15 149 11 883 4 255 13 797 6 637 7 150 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 300 354 1 355 1 192 173 2 765 2 235 530 2 008 1 892 116 1 399 1 074 325 1 003 539 454 883 536 347 1 370 615 755 County and city SCOTTS BLUFF COUNTY. . GERING SCOTTSBLUFF REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SEWARD COUNTY SEWARD REMAINDER OF COUNTY. SHERIDAN COUNTY. SHERMAN COUNTY . SIOUX COUNTY . . STANTON COUNTY . THAYER COUNTY. . THOMAS COUNTY. . THURSTON COUNTY. VALLEY COUNTY. . lASHINGTON COUNTY. . . BLAIR REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WAYNE COUNTY WAYNE REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WEBSTER COUNTY WHEELER COUNTY YORK COUNTY YORK REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 49 904 5 823 33 141 10 940 13 603 8 458 5 145 4 435 546 3 107 10 409 972 5 832 7 054 10 209 7 184 3 025 10 702 8 860 1 842 6 145 405 16 994 13 052 3 932 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 47 825 5 351 32 285 10 180 12 585 8 316 4 269 12 432 3 835 498 2 853 9 359 762 5 218 6 426 9 555 6 922 2 533 10 132 a 544 1 588 5 515 175 15 912 12 500 3 412 1 482 1 179 303 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. 29-24 NEBRASKA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 10. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 [Data aie based on 1964 SMSA delinilions] SIC code 59PT(591 59 EX.591 53 PART* Kifid of business RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL Establishments Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) LUMBER. BLOS MATLS. HOWE. FARM EQUIP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* . . FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES „.%• '.V* FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 183 207 13 119 36 914 35 3«2 33 157 13 453 10 550 7 853 10 653 6 443 13 080 1 253 178 319 12 661 36 822 35 522 32 911 13 031 10 036 7 697 9 799 5 443 With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) OMAHA, NESR-IOWA.SMSA 121 439 94 329 38 113 32 325 33 508 47 853 19 935 40 942 6 709 Standard Notes- - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not availatile. (X) Not applicable. "Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. SIOUX CITY, lOWA-NEBR., Sl^tSA - Data for this Standard l^lelropolitan Statistical Area will be presented in Volume II. Part 2, Chapter 17. TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 115 757 92 821 35 875 31 595 32 700 45 437 19 725 38 354 5 385 SIC code Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 59PTI591) 59 EX.591 53 PART» RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL LUMBER. BLDG MATLS. HOWE i FARM EQUIP. DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* .... FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL" ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES NONSTORE RETAILERS* 153 669 120 DOUGLAS COUNTY 451 344 34 040 63 973 97 020 Bl 211 27 830 28 377 29 993 41 433 16 307 34 975 6 185 445 010 32 830 63 513 92 304 79 795 25 162 27 751 29 177 39 511 16 119 32 815 5 033 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. LANCASTER COUNTY coextensive with Lincoln SMSA, see Table 10, TABLE 12 Cities with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 Nevada CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 30-, which appears as part of number for each page.) page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 10 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 14 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 15 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 17 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 17 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 18 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 - 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 19 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 19 Incorporated places of 25,000- 100,000 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas us. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 20 40 60 80 too MILES I I I BUfiCAU OF THE CENSUS 30-3 1958 $408,373,000 State total 1963 EACH SYMBOL = 5% CHANGE $707,120,000 I 173% NEVADA Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, BIdg. Materials, Farm ^ 1 9 Equip., Hardware Dealers 0135 General Merchandise [^=3fi Group Stores 76 Food Stores Automotive Dealers Gasoline Service | ^^ 47 Stations ^175 Eating, Drinking Places Drug Stores, ^23 Proprietary Stores pBl31 Apparel, ^27 (WAlV^ IUif^=ry<A|^ Accessory Stores P^ 42 -^^^\^ ?-yc.V£ _/^ jj -, Furniture, Home Furnishings, ^7 Equipment Stores PH 32 • 137% Other Retail Stores Nonstore Retailers 33 54 K66% 125% 1958 1963, 30-4 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-5 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 Kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS. HEATING. PLUMBING. PAINT. ELECTRICAL STORES. HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS. FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS . . FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NuT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . • . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS, . . WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEt^'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS. EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE. RADIO. TELEVISION. MUSIC STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL. . . EATING PLACES. . DRINKING PLACES ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS FARM. GARDEN SUPPLY STORES. INCLUDING FEED STORES. JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES Total (number) NONSTORE RETAILERS* With payroll (number) 152 Total, all establish ments ($1,000) 35 053 20 2<)1 a 902 4 762 5 092 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 11 626 7 783 17 e92| lU 662 3 230i 7 314 6 844 1 763 32 30-6 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2. The State: 1963 SIC code 521 522 523 521 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5«2 5U3 5«'t 5«5 5U6 5462 51163 SU9 55 EX.55U 561 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-7 TABLE 2. The State: 1963-Continued Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) FuRNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS' EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE' HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY' CURTAIN' UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA' GLASSWARE' METALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES -. . . RADIO' TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING' DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS' LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGEsI DRUG STORES' PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES' SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK' STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES' BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY' GRAIN' FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL' ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES' STANDS NEWS DEALEkS' NEWSSTANDS CAMERA' PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT' NOVELTY' SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE' LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY' TOY' GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING ( HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS. . . S;a; oa,-ii licids; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. "Norsx.'fc rerailers. part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 32 30-8 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE TABLE 3. Counties; Cities of 2,500 County and city NEVADAi TOTAL. CHURCHILL COUNTY . . . FALLON REMAINDER OF COUNTY. CLARK COUNTY BOULDER CITY ... . HENDERSON LAS VEGAS NORTH LAS VESAS. . . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DOUGLAS COUNTY ELKO COUNTY ELKO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ESMERALDA COUNTY EUREKA COUNTY. . HUMBOLDT COUNTY. . . . HINNEMUCCA REMAINDER OF COUNTY. LANDER COUNTY. LINCOLN COUNTY LYON COUNTY. . MINERAL COUNTY NYE COUNTY . . ORMSBY COUNTY CARSON CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERSHING COUNTY. STOREY COUNTY. . WASHOE COUNTY RENO SPARKS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. WHITE PINE COUNTY. . . ELY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. Total (number) 3 574 120 897 657 132 108 With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 15 342 15 254 1 088 382 857 4 602 15 205 287 589 8 638 55 622 7 319 25 472 15 927 8 545 268 828 12 559 10 334 2 225 2 495 3 979 10 550 7 023 5 853 17 151 15 553 598 5 021 1 090 194 567 152 557 20 344 11 756 13 536 9 422 4 214 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) 689 155 15 285 14 644 642 15 868 282 679 8 238 54 258 24 470 16 313 8 157 12 223 10 264 1 959 2 411 3 373 9 784 6 581 5 543 190 931 160 419 19 676 10 835 13 022 9 056 3 956 Payroll, entire year ($1.000) 87 294 102 48 062 654 1 675 35 545 991 9 187 730 195 282 254 1 022 555 867 25 250 21 537 2 107 1 515 1 431 987 444 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 38 432 35 945 2 486 947 880 14 193 33 428 687 330 19 322 193 507 17 519 63 150 36 818 24 332 4 128 5 059 6 104 21 589 14 235 20 977 38 415 36 453 1 952 517 581 438 306 41 782 37 491 29 833 19 791 10 042 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 21 884 477 11 524 211 409 a 253 254 2 387 6 406 5 213 563 530 Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) Kmd-of-business group Lumber, building matis , hardware, farm equip dealers Estab- lish- ments General merchandise group stores ' ($1,000) 13 299 359 2 915 Estab- lish- ments Sales ($1,000) Standarc Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. (X) Not applicable. AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-9 Inhabitants or More: 1963 Kind of business group -continued 30-10 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code 521 S22 523 524 5251 5252 542 543 544 545 546 5462 5463 549 Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business RETAIL TRADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* 552-3.568 562 563.568 563 TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS HEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL. . . PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISEO TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . . MEN'S' SOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN.S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES MliCELLANEOUS APPAREL.' ACCESSORY STORES Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,006) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest No«, 15 (number) Coextensive with Clark County, Nev. 17 101 4 347 6 422 1 320 1 645 (0) 1 472 44 386 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-11 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 30-12 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963~continueci standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire yeat ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No«. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) RETAIL TRADE' TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUIi-DING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINTi GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HAROHARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS < . . . . FISH I SEAFOOD 1 MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES' CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES •OMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY' SPECIALTY STORES' FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET' LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL' ACCESSORY' OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . , . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. Coextensive with Washoe County, Nev. 23 122 19 738 2 301 867 216 35 676 2« 565 15 9U8 2 '•92 6 125 3 705 5 382 «79 t 313 590 11 706 2 065 1 982 Standard Notes; - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53, are shown separately in this table. 23 060 19 738 2 301 805 215 it 830 2t 565 15 9«8 2 «92 358 479 289 590 5 600 "t 980 520 3 355 2 858 352 105 3 680 2 495 1 419 425 551 319 (Dl 77 165 57 034 5 818 2 478 835 73 055 51 220 32 159 8 203 10 858 5 288 ID) (Dl 10 049 1 203 5 743 2 103 487 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-13 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establisli- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid 30-14 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-15 TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 City and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) Paid 30-16 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLES Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963-continued RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-17 TABLE? In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) Witti payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establisti- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) NEVADA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. RESTAURAfJTSt LUNCHROOfylS LAS VEGAS SMSA IN-PLANT FOOD CONTRACTORSi TOTAL. RESTAURANTS I LUNCHROOMS Represents zero. fD) Withtield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinl<ing Places Operated for Military Personnel by the U. S. Department of Defense: 1963 30-18 NEVADA RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) County and city Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) neVadAi total, churchill county . CLARK COUNTY LAS Vegas NORTH LAS VEGAS. . REMAINDER OF COUNTY. DOUGLAS COUNTY ELKO COUNTY ELKO REMAINDER OF COUNTY. ESMERALDA COUNTY EUREKA COUNTY. , HUMBOLDT COUNTY. . . KINNEMUCCA . . . . REMAINDER OF COUNT LANDER COUNTY. 408 373 10 792 177 379 110 807 a 067 28 505 19 708 13 909 5 799 153 590 9 855 7 990 1 865 390 673 10 050 172 005 137 517 7 677 26 811 3 878 18 300 13 0«3 5 257 8 861 7 856 1 005 46 329 1 035 20 444 16 687 805 2 952 368 2 089 1 444 645 (D) LINCOLN COUNTY LYON COUNTY. . MINERAL COUNTY NYE COUNTY . , nRMSBY COUNTY CARSON CITY REMAINDER OF COUNTY. PERSHING COUmTY STOREY COUNTY, WASHOE COUNTY RENO SPARKS REMAINDER OF COUNTY. White pine county. . . ELY remainder of county. 7 156 5 655 9 535 8 337 1 198 5 769 850 132 539 115 612 12 916 3 109 11 595 8 422 3 174 2 625 6 457 6 612 4 968 9 315 8 117 1 198 128 9S7 114 072 12 442 2 473 217 510 602 582 16 412 14 649 1 392 371 1 114 840 274 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. (X) Not applicable. TABLE 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 (Table 10 omitted because tbere were no SMSA's in Nevada in 1958) RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEVADA 30-19 TABLE 11 Counties with 500 Establishments or More: 1958 SIC code Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) New Hampshire CONTENTS [Page numbers listed here omit the State prefix, 31- which appears as part of number for each page.] page State Map 3 Chart on Retail Sales: 1958 and 1963 4 TABLE 1 The State: 1963 and 1958 5 2 The State: 1963 6 3 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1963 8 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 10 5 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 12 6 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1963 17 7 In-Plant Food Contractors: 1963 18 8 Commissaries, Exchanges, and Eating and Drinking Places Operated for Mili- tary Personnel by the U.S. Department of Defense: 1963 18 9 Counties; Cities of 2,500 Inhabitants or More: 1958 19 10 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1958 19 11 Counties With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 20 12 Cities With 500 Establishments or More: 1958 21 NEW HAMPSHIRE Incorporated places of 100,000 and over (•) Incorporated places of 25,000- 100,000 • Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas LAWRENCE-HAVERHILL us. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 31-3 state total 1963 $881,814,0001 EACH SYMBOL = 5% CHANGE ••••# 25% NEW HAMPSHIRE Retail Trade: 1958 and 1963 SALES IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Lumber, Building Materials, ^^42.1 ftendware, Farm Equipment Dealers ^1 53.6 •••••( 27% General Merchandise Group Stores Food Stores 153.5 ^79.9 ^••#( 149% Automotive Dealers 200.9 248.0 • •( Gasoline Service Stations ^g^ gy 2 • ••a 18% Apparel, Accessory Stores ^§47 8 • <6% Furniture, Home Furnishings, g^^-^ Equipment Stores p27.8 • 5% ^=38 2 Eating, Drinking Places ^^45,1 • •••20% Drug Stores, Proprietary Stores Bjgg t -1% Other Retail Stores Nonstore Retailers 1102.7 1122.0 19% |l0.5 pl5.7 ••••••••••50% 1958 1963 1963 CENSUS OF BUSINESS, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census 31-4 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEW HAMPSHIRE 31-5 TABLE 1 The state: 1963 and 1958 Kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) IL trade;, tota LUMBEIR AND OTHEIR BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS . HEATING, PLUMBING, PAINT, ELECTRICAL STORES . HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES. FOOD STORE TOTAL GROCERY STORES, INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS, FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS. . FRUIT STORES, VEGETABLE MARKETS .... CANDY, NUT, CONFECTIONERY STORES. . . . OTHER FOOD STORES AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS TOTAL MEN'S, BOYS' APPAREL STORES, CUSTOM TAILORS .... WOMEN'S CLOTHING, SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY, SPECIALTY STORES, FURRIERS . . FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES OTHER APPAREL, ACCESSORY STORES FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE, RADIO, TELEV IS I ON, MUS IC STORES EATING, DRINKING PLACES DRUG STORES, TORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES, SECONDHAND STORES BOOK, STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES, BICYCLE SHOPS FARM, GARDEN SUPPLY STORES, INCLUDING FEED STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL, ICE DEALERS OTHER STORES TORE ILERS* 5 100 6 1470 79 9«e 35 837 19 1467 214 6aa 218 029 237 13D 2 962 10 878 6 658 1 682 27 828 15 832 11 996 46 058 13 119 2 939 18 935 17 290 1 6145 26 14114 2 036 3 770 3 200 (D) 5 257 145 311 (D) 14 852 11 322 6 1410 35 837 19 1467 23 782 228 065 219 BtU 2 212 719 10 121 17 913 11 731 26 072 114 590 11 1482 18 687 17 1614 1 523 142 US 21 114'J a i4«o 11 833 14 701 200 860 185 lai 7 802 1 583 1 1614 14 316 145 126 9 773 15 681 26 595 114 650 11 9U5 183 31-6 NEW HAMPSHIRE RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 2 The State: 1963 AREA STATISTICS NEW JERSEY 32-17 Inhabitants or More: 1963-continued Kind-of business group -continued 32-18 NEW JERSEY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Receipts Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) 521 522 523 52a 5251 5252 53 PART* 531 533 539 5U3 5'tt 5«5 516 5462 5463 549 561 1567 561 567 562-3.568 562 553 1 568 563 ( NEIV YORK-HORTHEASTERN NEIH JERSEY SCA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL Consists o( New York, NY., SMSA: Newark. Jersey City, and Palerson-Clilton-Passaic. N.J.. SMSA's and Middlesex and Somerset Counties, N.J. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATINGi PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . • ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKEkIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S. BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES FURRIERS. FUK SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STuRES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 32 604 15 831 5 633 865 1 797 4 272 609 2 760 2 156 604 473 364 3 722 1 333 1 012 15 762 3 333 2 741 592 632 275 1 491 551 484 657 155 1 536 855 156 153 778 120 1 314 2 689 152 975 876 529 157 19 265 9 741 3 665 377 2 394 1 978 2 984 1 325 1 010 11 565 2 515 2 307 308 5 357 2 801 2 555 334 490 162 1 239 311 529 2 410 474 649 21 636 439 649 658 245 414 77 959 31 451 99 887 25 552 156 140 12 255 2 854 288 2 232 515 330 881 231 461 57 849 11 482 5 458 533 4 315 865 503 079 46 547 88 833 167 744 59 738 233 808 181 500 52 208 27 308 15 591 562 749 255 412 919 774 108 005 227 633 137 029 131 396 15 996 41 914 31 066 5 684 5 164 2 012 294 489 121 465 001 24 120 949 112 585 027 254 085 16 468 43 348 15 507 150 231 38 531 148 439 337 101 57 923 111 696 12 448 155 034 79 119 9 402 20 478 208 517 472 244 535 73 893 30 249 92 757 25 492 138 425 12 009 2 845 736 2 232 515 327 195 223 051 53 479 9 398 5 005 959 4 059 147 428 561 37 163 64 023 86 536 61 786 223 795 177 078 46 718 22 606 12 219 2 550 049 2 254 616 1 919 752 107 913 227 153 123 505 125 375 15 992 38 356 28 684 5 194 4 480 1 925 257 471 247 449 727 21 520 917 351 671 602 245 759 14 326 41 075 13 341 84 358 31 916 10 580 4 904 13 051 2 95) 19 311 1 643 419 526 326 695 56 478 27 541 464 408 336 005 40 096 3 463 5 176 9 952 7 758 56 927 50 107 6 620 2 311 1 588 218 766 182 932 151 285 13 505 18 142 9 631 19 736 1 654 4 403 3 438 510 455 296 341 75 644 69 972 5 672 143 767 109 597 34 190 2 515 5 658 1 732 18 696 5 569 17 791 48 952 8 228 18 107 1 675 20 752 9 032 1 125 55 454 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEW JERSEY 32-19 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business NEW YDRK-NORTHEASTERW NEW JERSEY SCA- Conlinijed FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGSt EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAINi UPHOLSTERY STORES CHINA. GLASSWARE. HETALWARE STORES MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCt STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES) DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL DRUG STORES PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORtS JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALtRS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORtS TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. . . Total (number) 589 602 295 306 719 « 861 1 052 10 016 2 oin 1 565 7 33« 523 775 5 936 With payroll 6 169 U 322 2 270 856 61(3 209 3U4 890 593 364 168 195 it 507 15 767 11 279 701 2 863 924 8 840 14 550 3 528 855 180 685 1 296 305 991 Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) 1 151 771 782 313 503 409 147 098 55 815 39 214 36 776 210 847 97 166 61 445 27 190 34 255 2 411 124 1 880 221 1 353 652 129 885 234 200 152 484 530 903 518 283 603 511 14 772 259 773 606 010 89 036 30 937 58 099 161 492 41 888 119 504 57 834 61 928 5 905 20 533 4 545 25 490 150 511 551 796 45 442 2 634 485 717 17 003 79 705 82 066 59 355 56 405 55 975 45 071 8 172 18 320 45 074 4 663 10 777 113 731 616 642 177 861 137 817 300 954 Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) 1 101 487 745 729 482 163 142 004 53 248 38 314 30 000 204 201 95 028 56 529 24 784 31 745 317 485 814 653 325 900 129 503 198 852 160 398 502 823 602 411 588 459 13 952 2 052 351 562 590 77 158 25 153 52 005 139 054 38 985 100 078 61 182 55 478 4 704 20 517 4 539 25 516 135 499 532 044 44 350 930 459 941 15 823 59 002 65 008 42 555 54 721 45 583 40 823 7 920 15 794 41 452 3 631 7 723 97 619 522 798 173 787 130 327 218 684 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) 160 621 117 693 74 341 23 007 9 607 5 343 5 395 22 910 11 692 8 326 3 085 5 240 575 878 477 617 351 145 41 415 38 132 46 925 96 261 86 991 85 378 1 513 259 083 47 715 13 535 4 007 9 529 20 059 5 535 14 523 8 922 8 396 524 3 790 21 663 75 493 5 747 14 476 5 091 4 701 5 497 5 571 11 503 1 764 2 569 5 389 551 1 115 14 805 75 367 17 950 15 245 Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (dollars) 194 054 358 163 459 113 480 420 196 371 107 882 112 377 438 300 233 051 154 540 56 074 98 456 11 689 771 9 882 748 7 289 908 820 935 769 284 1 002 621 2 007 023 723 213 690 665 32 547 305 607 907 575 256 510 71 295 195 215 395 149 111 715 284 434 165 619 155 579 11 240 30 515 6 753 70 238 429 677 507 239 121 974 3 579 308 981 72 705 278 838 122 311 97 566 129 245 140 045 222 203 35 475 46 800 119 726 11 605 24 474 293 943 517 891 357 791 316 341 633 759 Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) 33 053 24 204 14 597 208 422 177 220 131 523 13 752 15 510 15 425 31 202 692 4 737 12 731 1 340 3 683 1 789 1 701 1 408 2 241 2 099 372 573 1 760 unincor- porated businesses 215 511 564 22 098 14 319 9 033 211 4 523 552 7 779 18 388 3 290 1 445 590 655 1 610 317 1 293 52 10 158 1 470 1 496 185 162 1 105 23 1 537 964 1 157 139 381 119 307 242 445 522 510 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure, (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this table. New York-Norltieaslem New Jersey Standard Consolidated Area, 32-20 NEW JERSEY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued SIC code Standard meltopolitan statistical area and kind ol business Total (number) With payroll (number) Total, all establlsti- merits ($1,000) Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest fJov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 542 54J 545 546 5462 5463 549 562-31 568 562 563.568 563 1 ALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEMEASTOtI, PA.-N,J., SMSA ATLANTIC CITY SMSA RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL lumber yards building materials dealers heatingi plumbing equipment dealers, paint. glass. wallpaper stores . . . electrical supply stores hakohare stores farm equipment dealers GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DkY GOODS STORES SEmNG. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . . . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS, MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS' FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . • . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES. Data for this Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area will be presented in Volume II. Part 3. Ctiapter 40. Coextensive with Atlantic County. N.J. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. *Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are shown separately in this lat>le. 64 138 54 758 2 01 486 772 3 916 209 1 633 1 176 457 78 33 241 26 878 24 382 20 712 4 065 4 019 59 106 51 206 1 848 442 19 490 3 819 3 787 1 747 847 242 4 909 3 855 135 2 815 2 236 1 940 2 719 508 498 33 827 16 976 5 113 15 145 6 222 1 347 95 075 69 288 2 694 482 796 13 902 (D) ID 58 110 48 215 42 680 53 210 9 704 9 510 194 28 371 20 054 8 317 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEW JERSEY 32-21 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 -continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek nearest No» 15 employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) Active proprie- tors of unincor- porated businesses (number) ATUNTIC CITY SMSA-Conlinuerl FURNITUREt HOME FURNISHINGSi EQUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRUPERYi CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. HETALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HOME FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESl. DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. GRAIN. FEED STORES OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING I HOUSE-TO-HOUSE 1 ORGANIZATIONS Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Withheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not < •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this table. 9 032 5 9U5 « 455 663 133 296 388 1 618 998 471 (Dl IDI 35 261 29 541 316 39 166 8 921 2 198 112 2 086 776 IDI 101 11 802 8 338 1 201 2 263 8 572 5 499 4 075 563 1 61 998 457 45 968 34 467 29 347 315 4 314 490 12 501 8 612 8 242 370 36 344 8 675 2 140 140 32-22 NEW JERSEY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1.0001 Establish ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest No« 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (number) unincor- porated businesses S21 522 523 521 5251 5252 543 5«« 515 546 5462 5463 549 55PT(5541 561 1 567 561 567 562-31 568 562 563.568 563 I RETAIL TF?ADE. TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS BUILDINS MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS. PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES . . ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES . DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES. . FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS. MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD) MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES . . . . DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING . • . . RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING. . . EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHISED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY DEALERS HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS. . MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING. SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY Clothing stores SHOE stores . . . MEN'S SHOE stores WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. JUVENILES' SHOE STORES . . FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' INFANTS' WEAR STORES . . . . MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES. 1 796 854 290 Coextensive with Hudson County, NJ. Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) *lthheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not ; 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53, are shown separately in this fal)le. lilable. (X) Not applicable. 45 401 10 829 5 448 200 592 154 504 20 141 1 254 3 323 10 232 2 058 7 976 6 579 1 397 661 243 79 452 66 009 61 150 70 049 16 442 16 123 319 29 754 16 771 12 983 659 3 000 726 7 780 818 63 674 45 401 10 667 5 246 168 726 137 092 15 365 932 2 285 2 808 1 654 7 602 6 471 1 131 805 183 77 656 66 009 61 150 67 085 15 792 15 549 243 28 898 16 393 12 505 497 2 986 714 7 582 726 7 190 10 112 2 092 2 799 252 4 969 5 093 2 757 RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEW JERSEY 32-23 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963-continued standard metropolilan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,0001 Establish- ments with payroll ($1,0001 Payroll, entire year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov, 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unmcor porated businesses (number) JERSEY CITY SMS/V-Contmued FURNITUREi HOME FURNISHINGS. EOUIPMENT STORES TOTAL FURNITURE. HOME FURNISHINGS STORES . . . FURNITURE STORES FLOOR COVERING STORES DRAPERY. CURTAIN. UPHOLSTERY STORES. . CHINA. GLASSWARE. METALWARE STORES . . MISCELLANEOUS HO"E FURNISHINGS STORES. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANC STORES RADIO. TELEVISION STORES MUSIC STORES RECORD SHOPS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES EATING. DRINKING PLACES TOTAL EATING PLACES RESTAURANTS. LUNCHROOMS CAFETERIAS REFRESHMENT PLACES CATERERS DRINKING PLACES (ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES! DRUG STORES. PROPRIETARY STORES TOTAL. . . . DRUG STORES. . . . PROPRIETARY STORES OTHER RETAIL STORES TOTAL LIQUOR STORES ANTIQUE STORES. SECONDHAND STORES. ANTIQUE STORES SECONDHAND STORES BOOK. STATIONERY STORES BOOK STORES STATIONERY STORES SPORTING GOODS STORES. BICYCLE SHOPS SPORTING GOODS STORES BICYCLE SHOPS HAY. Grain, feed stores OTHER FARM SUPPLY STORES GARDEN SUPPLY STORES JEWELRY STORES FUEL. ICE DEALERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS ICE DEALERS FUEL OIL DEALERS BOTTLED GAS DEALERS FLORISTS CIGAR STORES. STANDS NEWS DEALERS. NEWSSTANDS CAMERA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORES GIFT. NOVELTY. SOUVENIR SHOPS. . . OPTICAL GOODS STORES TYPEWRITER STORES LUGGAGE. LEATHER GOODS STORES. . . HOBBY. TOY. GAME SHOPS RELIGIOUS GOODS STORES PET SHOPS OTHER NONSTORE RETAILERS* TOTAL MAIL-ORDER HOUSES MERCHANDISE VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS DIRECT SELLING (HOUSE-TO-HOUSE) ORGANIZATIONS. 1 279 561 406 36 821 25 009 17 1177 2 «'*9 2 568 1 805 710 8 262 2 818 702 422 280 77 022 «3 032 32 086 1 949 80 713 22 507 1 554 14 i 540 3 861 278 3 583 2 567 1 940 1 672 808 996 698 438 259 2 187 15 127 2 684 6 183 6 260 34 289 23 791 16 719 2 337 2 554 1 779 402 7 416 2 784 298 (Dl 68 348 40 392 30 858 1 895 3 807 3 83 27 956 20 715 20 285 430 71 037 20 165 1 414 2 137 1 300 972 590 654 398 438 259 1 969 (0) 54 12 047 2 588 6 103 3 356 4 936 3 81 2 805 389 363 211 46 14 413 9 9 7 602 681 729 929 4 472 8 495 1 555 237 93 253 72 449 52 27 1 129 15 555 4 702 547 296 013 204 418 154 479 14 046 14 663 21 230 91 595 55 706 54 774 932 170 6U 31 300 4 446 6 823 2 057 2 194 1 604 1 753 1 710 2 875 652 7 212 29 966 5 798 13 677 5 419 3 934 2 939 265 307 423 1 085 Standard Notes: - Represents zero. (0) IKithheld to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. 'Nonstore retailers, part of SIC major group 53. are sliown separately in this table. 32-24 NEW JERSEY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business With payroll (number) (number) Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov 15 (dollars) Paid RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS NEW JERSEY 32-25 TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued standard metropolitan statistical area and kind of business Total (number) With payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entire year l$1.000) Payroll, workweel( ended nearest No» 15 (dollars) Paid 32-26 NEW JERSEY RETAIL TRADE-AREA STATISTICS TABLE 4 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas: 1963 continued SIC code Standard metropolitan statistical area and kind ol business Total (number) Witb payroll Total, all establish- ments ($1,000) Establish- ments with payroll ($1,000) Payroll, entice year ($1,000) Payroll, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (dollars) Paid employees, workweek ended nearest Nov. 15 (number) Active proprie tors of unincor- porated businesses 521 522 523 524 5251 5252 53 PIRT* 531 533 539 513 5«t 5«5 546 5462 5463 549 561 1 567 561 567 552-31 568 552 553 1 568 553 ( PATERSON-CLinON-PASSAIC SMS* RETAIL TRADEi TOTAL. TOTAL LUMBER YARDS . BUILDING MATERIALS DEALERS HEATING. PLUMBING EQUIPMENT DEALERS PAINT. GLASS. WALLPAPER STORES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORES HARDWARE STORES FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROUP STORES* TOTAL DEPARTMENT STORES LIMITED PRICE VARIETY STORES GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES DRY GOODS STORES SEWING. NEEDLEWORK STORES FOOD STORES TOTAL GROCERY STORES. INCLUDING DELICATESSENS MEAT MARKETS FISH (SEAFOOD! MARKETS FRUIT STORES. VEGETABLE MARKETS CANDY. NUT. CONFECTIONERY STORES DAIRY PRODUCTS STORES RETAIL BAKERIES RETAIL BAKERIES. MANUFACTURING RETAIL BAKERIES. NONMANUFACTURING EGG AND POULTRY DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS TOTAL PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. FRANCHISED DOMESTIC CAR DEALERS IMPORTED CAR DEALERS DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CAR DEALERS PASSENGER CAR DEALERS. NONFRANCHI SED TIRE. BATTERY. ACCESSORY OEALEKS HOME ^N0 AUTO SUPPLY STORES MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT. MARINE. AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS AIRCRAFT. BOAT. MOTORCYCLE DEALERS HOUSEHOLD TRAILER DEALERS OTHER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS Consists of Bergen and Passaic Counties, N.J. 2 250 1 173 26S GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS APPAREL. ACCESSORY STORES TOTAL MEN'S. BOYS' APPAREL STORES. CUSTOM TAILORS MEN'S' BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS STORES . . . CUSTOM TAILORS WOMEN'S CLOTHING' SPECIALTY STORES WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR STORES WOMEN'S ACCESSORY. SPECIALTY STORES. FURRIERS. . . MILLINERY STORES CORSET. LINGERIE STORES HOSIERY STORES APPAREL. ACCESSORY. OTHER SPECIALTY STORES . . . FURRIERS. FUR SHOPS FAMILY CLOTHING STORES SHOE STORES MEN'S SHOE STORES WOMEN'S SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S' JUVENILES' SHOE STORES FAMILY SHOE STORES CHILDREN'S. INFANTS' WEAR STORES MISCELLANEOUS APPAREL' ACCESSORY STORES Slandari) Notes: - Represents zero. (D) Wilhlield to avoid disclosure. (NA) Not available. •Nonstore retailers, part of SIC maior group 53. …