Table 3. SELECTED DATA FOR ALL COUNTIES Con. [Calendar-year figures. 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] ៖ 2,167 114 69 139 132 176 705 243 265 218 106 865 1,854 309 1,141 193 300 5,535 248 3,531 140 1,086 1,025 968 622 221 1,794 173 311 101 1,631 201 1,987 451 Receipts, entire 78* 1,000 dols. 5,436 40 22,155 919 767 1,373 1,057 1,782 8,652 2,381 2,498 1,795 931 313,030 3,040 15,769 2,043 2,821 85,156 3,002 51,704 1,493 17,046 11,871 12,708 7,370 2,001 27,394 1,072 3,514 1,083 25,817 1,885 24,661 1,738 719 62 29 123 1,734 86 209 293 607 18 304 621 317 597 1 "Balancing item": Includes figures for all counties for which figures are not shown separately because of disclosure of operations of individual establishments. [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 Mora. Otero... Rio Arriba... "Balancing item": For items 81-86, includes figures for all counties for which figures are not shown separately because of disclosure of operations of individual establishments; for items 87-96, represents "State-wide" figures for establishments not classified by individual counties. 2 Formed July 10, 1949, from parts of Sandoval and Santa Fe Counties. Figures are not available separately. [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] 9 789 409 1,420 on farms 114 Number 76 202 34 141 209 40 188 15 163 8 421 272 8,853 534 359 772 614 1,277 1,485 1,128 1,433 614 637 24,279 1,145 455 146 2,109 197 2,126 1,087 1,314 2,439 996 811 471 1,541 899 1,164 15,098 535 259 1,018 425 1,198 249 1,001 659 419 234 199 168 555 344 306 67 323 324 884 667 1,105 Tractors on farms 115 Number Agriculture, 1950 1,011 391 1,776 Farm-operator 1950 5,774 151 115 57,046 515 161 301 139 689 146 6,391 121 237 7197 7162 66 166 147 158 160 146 313 143 174 670 172 145 8169 83 (9) 163 169 (7) 158 180 177 181 166 189 1940 101 122 : དག་ན་བཀ (14) 65 99 107 ... 126 119 122 116 109 (10) 66 166 112 1178 113 11116 88 137 (9) (9) 174 138 174 133 170 142 110 (8) (8) 1,634 9171 33,954 142 113 8125 51 (11) (11) 170 133 (7) 115 150 143 130 145 122 138 $148,097 2,689 118 ... 46 E Bond 65 123 (14) 1,000 dols. 12:2 4 114 36 58 41 274 41 103 49 72 5 1,368 391 (10) 58,558 2,560 247 218 392 716 522 2,371 270 8,713 7,025 5,003 3,366 938 12,649 1,030 2,144 378 13,505 1,103 53 223 476 622 4 85 313 60 85 301 17 196 Quay.. 122 71 4 7 B Rio Arriba... Roosevelt.... 1 Comprises deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations. 2 Members of the Federal Home Loan Bank System. 3 Figures for Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, and White Pine combined with Clark. Figures for Douglas, Lyon, Ormsby, Storey, and Washoe combined with Churchill. 5 Total includes unallocated sale of bonds. 6 Figure for Carroll combined with Belknap. Figure for Hudson combined with Bergen. Figure for Cumberland combined with Cape May. Figures for Passaic and Union combined with Essex. 10 Idexes are not shown for total and 9 counties in New Mexico because Indians on reservations were not treated the same in each census. 11Figures for Harding and Union combined with Colfax. Figures for Guadalupe and Torrance combined with De Baca. Figure for Lea combined with Eddy. 14 Figures for Hidalgo and Luna combined with Grant. 15 Formed July 10, 1949 from parts of Sandoval and Santa Fe Counties. Figures not available reparately. 12 13 41,807 2,871 1,455 550 29,287 1,339 978 5,327 466,820 9,644 80,600 3,080 11,498 3,635 31,454 180 9,812 7,024 20,714 9,397 6,139 33,051 1,829 2,236 47,340 720 29,243 7,619 6,456 386 7,363 1,934 834 365 519 852 771 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] |