|or to 20_d._ sterling. | |Per year, with food and lodging, in towns, 50 to 60 _fl._; in | |villages, 20 to 40 _fl._; without food and lodging, 150 _fl._, | |but with food and wood under market price in winter. | | |. . . . | | | |Per week, 42 _kr._ to 1_fl._ 30 _kr._; in | | | |manufactures, 1 _fl._ 40 _kr._ to 2 _fl._ 30 _kr._ | | | | |Per week, 20 to 40 _kr._; in manufactures, 1 | | | | |_fl._ 12 _kr._ to 2 _fl._ | | | | | |Per year, from 40 to 50 _fl._ The children | | | | | |too much in school to earn much (supposed to | | | | | |include man’s wages.) | | | | | | |They could. In the morning, soup and | | | | | | |potatoes and bread; dinner, vegetables | | | | | | |or pudding; between dinner and supper, | | | | | | |bread; supper, potatoes and milk or | | | | | | |soup; once or twice a week, meat. | | | | | | | Government Return, p. 525 |_A_) A grown-up female-- | | _a_) By spinning and ordinary knitting can seldom gain more than 4, |6, or 8 _kr._ daily; by finer knitting, embroidery, lace-making, and |other such female work, which are paid by the piece, can seldom gain |more than from 10 to 25 _kr._ one day with another. | | _b_) A sempstress receives, in the country, in small places, from 4 |to 6 _kr._, in larger places and towns, from 12 to 15 _kr._; in the |capital, a dress-maker, an ironer, a plaiter, from 24, 36 to 48 _kr._ |daily, besides board. | | _c_) A washerwoman or charwoman receives in the country only 8, 10, |12, 15 to 18 _kr._; in the capital, 36 _kr._ daily, with board; or |without board, from 1 _fl._ to 1 _fl._ 12 _kr._ | | _d_) A maid servant receives, in money and money’s worth, annually, |besides board, in the country only 16, 18, 20, to 24 _fl._; in the |capital, 24, 30, 36 to 40 _fl._; to which, according to |circumstances, vails are to be added, especially in the capital. | |_B_) A male adult receives, namely-- | | _a_) A journeyman workman-- | | _aa_) In the country, with the shoemakers and tailors, 20, 24, to |30 _kr._; with the bakers, 48 _kr._ to 1 _fl._; with the smiths, 48 |_kr._ to 1 _fl._ 12 _kr._; with calendrers and tanners, 48 _kr._ to 2 |_fl._ weekly, with board; a journeyman carpenter or bricklayer, from |30 to 36 kr. daily, with bread and something to drink. | | _bb_) In the capital, with board, from 1 _fl._ 12 _kr._ to 2 |_fl._ 42 _kr._ weekly; without board, 36 _kr._ to 1_fl._ daily; on |Sunday, nothing. | | _b_) A man servant receives, in the country, 20, 30, 36, to 40