334 MANNHEIM. Weekly Wages. Weekly Hours of Labour. Food, Drink, &c. Industries .— Bakers—1st men „ 2nd men Brewing—Maltsters ... „ Coopers „ Draymen ... „ Labourers ... Corn millers Tobacco cutters Cigar makers (in villages) Cigar sorters and packers Chemical, Rubber, Celluloid, &c. Industries Chemical works : Furnacemen Apparatus workers Labourers Rubber and Celluloid works : Acid workers Camphor workers Rubber „ General labourers ... Carmen—1 horse „ 2 horses Plate Glass workers Soap and Oil works—Labourers Cement makers... 25s. 20s. to 21s. 31s. Id. 31s. Id. 28s. 8c?. 25s. 22s. 10c?. to 25s. 2c?. 20s. 4c?. 12s. to 18s. 6d. 14s. 5d. to 18s. 24s. to 30s. 35s. 18s. to 21s. 22s. to 26s. 5d. 21s. Id. 24s. 18s. to 20s. 5c?. 24s. 25 s. 25s. 2d. 19s. 10c?. to 22 s. 10c?. 20s. 8c?. to 24s. 84 84 58& 58& 75 58i 60 53 60 54 60 and 70 70 60 and 70 60 to 61 60 „ 61 60 „ 61 60 „ 61 80 80 60 60 60 Wages are comparatively high in Mannheim—higher than in any other of the towns in South Germany investigated. Taking wages in Berlin as 100, the index numbers for the building trades in Mannheim are 81 for skilled men and 89 for labourers ; for the engineering trades, 96 for skilled men and 101 for labourers ; and for the printing trades, 90. The following were the rates of wages paid at the same time to municipal employees, and harbour and dock employees :— Weekly Wages. Weekly Hours of Labour. Road Department :— Foremen Paviors Pavions' assistants Road makers Road cleaners Gasworks :— Stokers ... Labourers Waterworks :— Enginemen and stokers Labourers Tramways {Electric) :— Drivers Conductors Electric Works and Lighting Enginemen Stokers ... Erectors and fitters Labourers Harbours and Docks {State) Wharf foremen „ labourers Cementers 27a. 30s. 21s. 7c?. 21s. Id. 21s. 7c?. 29s. 3c?. 22s. 3c?. 26s. 2d. 21 s. 7c?. 26s. 11c?. 25s. 9c?. 29s. 28s. 26s., 27s. 21s. 18s. lie?, to 24s. le?. 18s. 19s. 10c?. 57 57 57 57 57 60 60 60 60 60 60 69 68 64, 65 60 60 60 60