TABLE XX.—SUMMARY showing, at the DATE of the CENSUS of 1891, the NUMBER of MALES (exclusive of CHINESE and ABORIGINES), at VARIOUS PERIODS of AGE, of DIFFERENT OCCUPATIONS, arranged in ONE HUNDRED AND TWO SUB-ORDERS.—continued.

CLASS.	ORDER.	SUB-ORDER.	OCCUPATIONS.	MALES.
				Periods of Age.										Employers of Labor.	On their Own Account (not employing labor).	Receiving Salary of Wages.	Unemployed.
				Under 5.	5 to 14.	15 to 20.	Under 21 Years.	21 and under 25.	25 and under 45.	45 and under 65.	65 and upwards.	21 and upwards.	Total.
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver		11	110	121	52	121	22	1	196	317	29	7	276	5
	10	1	Fuel		23	83	106	46	217	63	14	340	446	84	112	248	2
	11	1	General and undefined dealers		328	1,212	1,540	710	2,602	990	239	4,541	6,081	821	1,091	3,982	187
		2	Speculators on chance events					6	14	1		21	21	1	18	2
	12	1	Engaged in storage		7	61	68	72	284	132	12	500	568		1	548	19
			Connected with—
	13	1	Railway traffic		15	302	317	336	1,138	310	14	1,798	2,115			2,108	7
		2	Tramway and road traffic		105	353	458	317	1,235	376	43	1,971	2,429	179	374	1,822	54
		3	Sea and river traffic		26	516	542	619	2,256	505	46	3,426	3,968	128	40	3,665	135
		4	Postal service		11	75	86	45	181	68	22	316	402	29	19	354
		5	Telegraph and telephone service		41	141	182	70	187	24	4	285	467	1		466
		6	Messengers and porters		249	70	319	6	14	12		32	351			350	1
			Working in—
IV.	14	1	Books and publications		66	249	315	121	296	68	15	500	815	52	9	740	14
		2	Musical instruments			4	4	3	19	9	5	36	40	3	18	18	1
		3	Prints, pictures, and art materials		2	9	11	8	12	3	1	24	35	2		32	1
		4	Ornaments and minor art products		10	42	52	13	51	19	7	90	142	14	25	101	2
		6	Types, designs, medals, and dyes		2	11	13	4	20	12	1	37	50		1	48	1
		7	Watches, clocks, and scientific instruments		4	30	34	22	102	30	10	164	198	36	58	98	6
		8	Surgical instruments and appliances						1			1	1	1
		9	Arms and explosives			2	2		4	3		7	9	1	1	7
		10	Machinery, implements, and tools		34	330	364	181	624	209	23	1,037	1,401	100	25	1,208	68
		11	Carriages and vehicles		23	118	141	109	435	145	45	734	875	132	77	641	25
		12	Harness, saddlery, and leatherware		42	206	248	98	285	102	10	495	743	126	93	510	14
		13	Ships, boats, and their equipment		8	18	26	16	100	71	16	203	229	20	8	181	20
		14	House and shop fittings		45	140	185	133	463	147	24	767	952	116	101	703	32
		15	Furniture		18	61	79	38	229	85	31	383	462	54	58	330	20
		16	Chemicals and by-products		2	8	10	5	21	8		34	44	4	3	37
	15	1	Textile fabrics		4	12	16	4	21	7	1	33	49	6	1	39	3
		2	Dress		70	410	480	223	867	438	141	1,669	2,149	257	344	1,489	59
		3	Fibrous materials and fabrics made therefrom		17	12	29	5	20	10	1	36	65	10	5	47	3
	16	1	Animal food		3	6	9	7	18	6	1	32	41	11	2	27	1
		2	Vegetable food		60	319	379	175	535	203	36	949	1,328	280	75	926	47
		3	Drinks, narcotics, and stimulants		28	126	154	69	219	80	10	378	532	105	17	399	11
	17	1	Animal matters		12	65	77	48	185	60	24	317	394	70	15	298	11
		2	Vegetable matters not otherwise classed		5	51	56	35	168	83	18	304	360	27	16	300	17
		3	Fodder and seeds		8	18	26	8	61	30	5	104	130	41	7	80	2
		4	Paper			1	1	2	2	1		5	6	1	1	4
	18	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, and glass		34	82	116	57	211	92	16	376	492	92	20	353	27
		2	Gold, silver, and precious stones		1	21	22	5	27	7	1	40	62	10	5	45	2
		3	Metals, other than gold and silver		150	827	977	462	1,305	376	45	2,188	3,165	389	169	2,502	105
	19	1	Fuel, light, and electric or hydraulic energy		2	13	15	15	65	24		104	119	4	3	110	2
	20	1	Houses and buildings		58	265	323	303	1,861	888	258	3,310	3,633	487	336	2,552	258
		2	Railways, roads, excavations, earthworks, &c.		28	165	193	235	1,244	596	79	2,154	2,347	380	132	1,768	67
		3	Disposal of dead matter or refuse		1		1		6	6	1	13	14	1	3	10
	21	1	Imperfectly defined industries		289	1,737	2,026	1,239	4,500	2,151	507	8,397	10,423	11	6	9,521	885
			Engaged in—
V.	22	1	Agricultural pursuits		1,384	5,596	6,980	3,311	10,429	5,389	1,575	20,704	27,684	8,314	4,642	14,497	231
		2	Pastoral pursuits or breeding animals		136	494	630	439	1,809	917	187	3,352	3,982	651	208	3,044	79
		3	Preserving, capturing, or destroying wild animals		19	54	73	52	234	95	30	411	484	25	169	278	12
		4	Forestry or acquisition of products of natural vegetation		4	21	25	20	52	25		97	122	5	10	106	1
		5	Water conservancy and supply		2	13	15	21	137	68	2	228	243	23	3	211	6
		6	Mines and quarries		96	395	491	313	1,370	855	102	2,640	3,131	99	162	2,715	155
			Persons of—
VI.	23	1	Independent means			9	9	35	118	222	447	822	831	12	798	4	17
		2	Imperfectly defined pursuits		1	4	5	3	10	15	29	57	62	1	8	13	40
VII.	24	1	Persons employed (if at all) in household duties	22,456	6,219	300	28,975		167	47	84	298	29,273
		2	Students (not law, medicine, art, or music) and scholars	492	30,121	629	31,242	22	1			23	31,265
	25	1	Persons dependent on charity	23	74	38	135	24	325	293	265	907	1,042
		2	Persons under legal detention		42	30	72	30	137	45	6	218	290
			Occupation not stated	39	598	343	980		569	200	302	1,071	2,051