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Identifikator:
866449027
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-93831
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Cost of living in German towns
Place of publication:
London
Publisher:
Stat. Off.
Year of publication:
1908
Scope:
1 Online-Ressource (LXI, 548 Seiten)
Collection:
Economics Books
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152 
CREFELD. 
Inspector for 1906, which is confined to workers engaged in undertakings 
subject to inspection, and is as follows :— 
Group of Trades. 
Number of 
Establishments. 
Number of Workpeople. 
Male. 
Female. 
Total. 
Huildm^ ... ... ... ... ... 
Metal-working ... 
Machine, implement and apparatus 
making. 
Textiles ... 
Clothing and cleaning 
Printing, lithography, bookbinding, &c 
Paper ... ... ... ... 
Wood-working and carving 
Chemicals 
Resins, varnishes, oil, soap, candles, 
&c. 
Stone and earth ... 
Food, drink and tobacco 
Leather ... ... ... ... ... 
Total ... ... ... 
189 
70 
80 
200 
241 
44 
24 
80 
13 
13 
17 
300 
6 
402 
975 
1,987 
8,060 
365 
609 
315 
565 
240 
183 
224 
679 
85 
73 
62 
5,391 
1,007 
304 
123 
87 
31 
28 
1 
105 
402 
1.048 
2.049 
13,451 
1,372 
913 
438 
652 
271 
211 
225 
784 
85 
1,277 
14,689 
7,212 
21,901 
The textile trades will be seen to employ 6T4 per cent, of all the work 
people here enumerated, while of these textile workers 60 per cent, were 
males. 
Reference has already been made to the fact that during the decade 1880 
to 1890 there was in the silk industry a transition from domestic industry to 
the factory system, resulting from the substitution of machinery for hand 
weaving.* This substitution is not yet quite complete, and in fact for some 
special branches (such as the weaving of special art-fabrics, g.y., for churches 
and ecclesiastical vestments) it cannot well be made. The following Table 
ives the numbers of hand-loom weavers in the various local Sickness Insurance 
dices in 1904 :— 
Area. 
Men. 
Women. 
Total. 
Whole Lower-Rhine Industrial District 
Of these :— 
(1) In Crefeld Town 
(2) In Crefeld Rural District ... 
2,825 
347 
223 
993 
167 
112 
3,818 
514 
335 
There are others not included in this return, and the total number of 
hand-loom weavers in the Lower Rhenish district has been estimated at 4,500. 
They are engaged in ordinary home industry, ou waistcoat stuffs, in the 
weaving of the art-fabrics already mentioned, and in the preparation of patterns 
in the factories. The weavers engaged in the last two of these occupations are 
a specially skilled class ; the others are either women with whom weaving is 
often a subsidiary employment, or elderly men who have been unable^ or 
disinclined, to adapt themselves to the new conditions. 
With these exceptions weaving in Crefeld itself has become entirely 
a factory occupation, carried on with machinery. The appended Tables give 
the number of factories, and the employees classified according to sex, and in 
the case of women according to age, in the three districts which make up the 
silk industry area ; the division is into the two great branches, silk stuff and 
ribbon weaving, and silk velvet and velvet-ribbon weaving. The figures 
include all occupations, and not merely weaving ; the men, however, are mainly 
engaged in the last branch :— 
* Use has been made in this report of Dr. Heinrich Brauns’ “ Der Uebergang von 
der Handweberei zum Fabrikbetrieb in der Niederrheinischen Samt- und Seiden 
industrie ” (1906).
	        

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