4. Capital invested (both owned and borrowed) -Continued.

Live capital:

Raw materials on hand.

Stock in process, and finished products on hand.

Cash on hand, bills receivable, unsettled ledger accounts, and sundries

not included in any of the foregoing items.

Total.

Average annual allowance since June 1, 1880, for depreciation of buildings and machinery.

5. Miscellaneous items:

Amount paid for rent, power, and heat.

Amount paid for taxes.

Amount paid for insurance.

Amount paid for repairs, ordinary, of buildings and machinery.

Amount paid for commissions and expenses of sales department.

Amount paid for interest on cash used in the business.

Amount paid for all sundries (not reported in any of the foregoing items).
Total.

6. Labor and wages:

NOTE.-Hands employed on piecework and their earnings should be separately reported below. Wages paid should include board or rent furnished as part compensation.

Weekly rates of wages paid and average number of hands employed at each rate (not including those employed on piecework):

7. Materials used:

NOTE.-Great care should be exercised in answering question 7, especially in the case of small shops, where no book accounts are kept. The cost of superintendence, rent, and other general expenses of a manufacturing establishment are not to be included in materials.

NOTE.-Great care should be exercised in answering question 8, especially in the case of small shops, where no book accounts are kept. The value of the product means the price charged at the shop or factory, not including commissions or expenses of sales department.

9. Months in operation:

NOTE.-The entire twelve months of the year should be accounted for in the answers to question 9, thus: 12 months on full time; or, 8 months on full time and 4 months on half time; or, 10 months on full time and 2 months idle. On full time.

10. Number of hours in the ordinary day of labor:

May to November.

November to May.

11. Power used in manufacture:

If power is supplied by other establishments, state-
Kind of power supplied; horsepower.

Name of establishment supplying the same.

If steam power is used, state

Number of boilers.

Number of engines.
Horsepower.

If water power is used, state

Number of water wheels.

Horsepower.

Number of turbine wheels.
Horsepower.

If other power is used, state

Kind (electric, gas, or other).
Number of motors.

Horsepower.

12. If any colored persons have capital invested in this establishment, state how

many and the amount of capital: No.; amount.

The period to be covered by this return is the census year beginning June 1, 1889, and ending May 31, 1890. If, however, the fiscal year of the establishment covers a different period, the return may be for the fiscal year which most nearly conforms to the census year.

(Read carefully the explanatory notes.)

[Inquiries numbered 1 and 2 in general schedule No. 3 are common to this special schedule and are not here reproduced.]

. 3. Kinds of goods manufactured.

NOTE. The character of the principal product should be described here as specifically as possible. A statement of kinds and quantities of materials used and goods manufactured should be set forth in detail in answers to questions 7 and 8, respectively.

[Inquiries numbered 4 to 6, inclusive, in general schedule No. 3 are common to this special schedule and are not here reproduced.]

7. Materials used:

NOTE.-Great care should be exercised in answering question 7, especially in the case of small establishments where no book accounts are kept. The cost of superintendence, rent, and other general expenses of a manufacturing establishment are not to be included in materials.

NOTE.-Great care should be exercised in answering question 8, especially in the case of small establishments where no book accounts are kept. The value of the product means the price charged at the shop or factory, not including commissions or expenses of sales department.

[Inquiries numbered 9 to 12, inclusive, in general schedule No. 3 are common to this special schedule and are not here reproduced.]

SPECIAL SCHEDULE No. 2.-PAPER MILLS.

State; County; Post-office; S. D.; E. D.
Name of establishment; Street and No.

......, Special Agent or Enumerator.

The period to be covered by this return is the census year beginning June 1, 1889, and ending May 31, 1890. If, however, the fiscal year of the establishment covers a different period, the return may be for the fiscal year which most nearly conforms to the census year.

(Read carefully the explanatory notes.)

[Inquiries numbered 1 and 2 in general schedule No. 3 are common to this special schedule and are not here reproduced.]

3. Kinds of goods manufactured.

NOTE. The character of the principal product should be described here as specifically as possible. A statement of kinds and quantities of materials used and goods manufactured should be set forth in detail in answers to questions 7 and 8, respectively.

[Inquiries numbered 4 to 6, inclusive, in general schedule No. 3 are common to this special schedule and are not here reproduced.]

7. Materials used:

NOTE. Great care should be exercised in answering question 7, especially in the case of small establishments where no book accounts are kept. The cost of superintendence, rent, and the other general expenses of a manufacturing establishment are not to be included in materials.

NOTE. Great care should be exercised in answering question 8, especially in the case of small establishments where no book accounts are kept. The value of the product means the price charged at the shop or factory, not including commissions or expenses of sales department.