Commercialized Prostitution in New York City

by George J. Kneeland

APPENDIX VI

MONTHLY EXPENSES OF EIGHT FIVE-DOLLAR PARLOR HOUSES

Address	Housekeepers	Maids	Cooks	Butcher & Grocer	Piano Player	Cab Boy	Gas & Electricity	Telephone	Rent	Total
No. — W. 38th	$152	$112	$40	$200	$88	$56	$45	$12	$166	$871
No. — W. 41st	152	104	48	250	100	.	45	15	210	924
No. — W. 46th	140	96	44	240	80	48	45	15	230	938
No. — W. 46th	136	144	44	200	80	48	60	15	225	952
No. — W. 46th	80	128	40	200	80	.	45	12	175	760
No. — W. 47th	144	88	44	240	.	40	45	20	250	871
No. — W. 49th	200	88	40	240	.	.	40	20	200	828
No. — W. 52nd	140	112	48	240	80	60	40	15	150	885
Monthly Totals	$1144	872	348	1810	508	252	365	124	1606	7029
Year’s Total	$14872	11336	4524	23530	6604	3276	4380	1488	19272	89282

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APPENDIX VII

CONDITIONS ON THE STREETS OF MANHATTAN IN MONTHLY PERIODS FROM JANUARY 24TH TO NOVEMBER 15TH, 1912,
SHOWING STREET WALKERS COUNTED, AND NUMBER WHO SOLICITED MEN INVESTIGATORS

Period	All Streets in Manhattan			Broadway
	Street Walkers Counted	Street Walkers who Solicited Investigators	Number of Reports	Street Walkers Counted	Street Walkers who Solicited Investigators	Number of Reports
Jan. 24th to Feb. 24th	482	104	157	38	8	9
Feb. 24th to Mar. 24th	492	133	149	105	25	22
Mar. 24th to Apr. 24th	490	104	129	195	25	28
Apr. 24th to May 24th	883	117	214	435	46	74
May 24th to June 24th	1203	118	259	562	40	69
June 24th to July 24th	696	72	245	479	25	114
July 24th to Sept. 1st	1048	52	201	593	20	87
Sept. 1st to Oct. 1st	451	45	69	209	18	22
Oct. 1st to Nov. 1st	738	34	134	352	16	55
Nov. 1st to Nov. 15th	276	14	39	207	12	12
Totals	6759	793	1596	3175	235	492

Of the total number of street walkers counted, over 47% were on Broadway.