[Items 81-86 are calendar-year figures. Figures exclude central offices and auxiliary establishments except for smaller counties under OASI program. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively. "d" denotes figures withheld to avoid disclosure of operations of individual establishments]

1 "Balancing item":

establishments; for

For items 81-86, includes figures for all counties for which figures are not shown separately because of disclosure of operations of individual
items 87-96, represents "State-wide" figures for establishments not classified by individual counties.

[Items 97-100, 103-104, and 110-112 are as of April 1, 1950; items 101-102, and 106 are for crop-year of 1949; items 105 and 107-109 are for calendar-year 1949. Items 103-104 and 110-112 based on reports for a

Table 3.

SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES -Con.

[Items 113-116 and 119 are as of April 1, 1950; items 117-118 and 120-123 are calendar-year figures. Items 113-118 based on reports for a sample of farms, see text. Asterisk (*) denotes item for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively]

MONTANA--Con.

Fergus..

Flathead.

Gallatin...

Garfield..

Glacier...

Golden Valley..

Granite.....

Hill....

Jefferson...

Judith Basin..

Lake....

Lewis and Clark.

Liberty.

Lincoln..

McCone.

Madison..

Meagher.

Mineral

Misscula.

Musselshe 11.

Park....

Petroleum.

Phillips..
Pondera..

Powder River

Powell....
Prairie...
Ravalli..

Richland.

Roosevelt.

Rosebud..

Sanders..
Sheridan....

Silver Bow..

Stillwater..

Sweet Grass.

Teton....

Toole..

Treasure.

Valley..

County

Wheatland..

Wibaux...

Yellowstone...
Yellowstone National

Park (part).

NEBRASKA

The State..

Adams

Antelope
Arthur..

Banner
Blaine..

Boone.

Box Butte.

Boyd..

Brown.

Buffalo.

Burt....

Butler.

Cass.

Cedar

Chase..

Cherry..

Cheyenne

Clay....

Colfax.

Cuming.

Custer

Dakota.
Daves.

Dawson..

1 Comprises deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations.

2 Members of the Federal Home Loan Bank System.
Figure for Pondera combined with Glacier.

4 Figures for Musselshell and Petroleum combined with Garfield.
Golden Valley.
7 Figures for Granite, Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, Powell, and Silver Bow combined with Deer Lodge.
Figures for Mineral and Sanders combined with Lincoln.
for Meagher and Park combined with Broadwater.
Roosevelt combined with Daniels.

7,978 Figure for Judith Basin combined with Fergus. 6 Figures for Sweet Grass and Wheatland combined with 8 Figure for Toole combined with Liberty. 11 Figure for Madison combined with Beaverhead. Figure for Powder River combined with Carter. 17 Figure for Stillwater combined with Carbon. and wibaux combined with Dawson. 20 Figures for Garden, Logan, and McPherson combined with Arthur. for Cheyenne and Kimball combined with Banner. 22 Figures for Brown and Thomas combined with Blaine. Figures for Morrill combined with Box Butte. for Knox combined with Boyd. 25 Figure for Perkins combined with Chase. 26 Figures for Grant and Hooker combined with Cherry. 28 Figure for Sioux combined with Dawes. 29 Figure for Keith combined with Deuel.

10 Figure for Prairie combined with McCone.
13 Figure for Ravalli combined with Missoula.
16 Figures for Rosebud and Treasure combined with Custer.
19 Total includes unallocated sale of bonds.

12 Figures
15 Figure for
18 Figures for Fallon
21 Figures

24 Figure 27 Figure for Thurston combined

:th Dakota.

258

690

185

676

7,385

Table 3.-SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES-Con.

(Figures are as of April 1. Minus sign (-) denotes decrease. Item 13 based on 20-percent sample, see text. Percent not shown where less than 0.1. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively]

Table 3. SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES -Con.

[Items 15-18 are calendar-year figures; items 19-31 are as of April 1. Items 19-22 and 23-30 based on 20-percent sample, see text. Percent and median not shown where base is less than 500 for sample items. Percent not shown where less than 0.1. Asterisk (*) denotes items for which figures are shown for States, standard metropolitan areas, counties, and cities in tables 1 to 4, respectively. "n" denotes statistics are not available. For figures on households, see item 55]

Institu

tional popu

lation,

1950

31

2,984

...

142 10

...

27 1,734 4 8

...

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3,443

1,317