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Weekly Markets in Maharshtra, Part VII-C, Vol-X PRG. 124. C (N) Ordy 750 CENSUS OF INDIA 1961 VOLUME X MAH~ARASHTRA PART vn-c WEEKLY MARKETS IN MAHARASHTRA Prepared by THE MAHARASHTRA CENSUS OFFICE, BOMBAY 1968 pRINTED IN INDIA BY mE MANAGER, GOVERNMENT CENTRAF- PRESS, BOMBAY AND PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGER OF PUBLtCATIONS, 'DELFIl-8 [Price: Rs. 6- 25 or 14sh 7d or 2::; 25 cents] CENSUS OF INDIA 1961 Central Government Publications Census Report, Volume X-Maharashtra, is published in the following Parts I-A and B General Report J-C Subsidiary Tables II-A General Population Tables II-B (i) General Economic Tables-Industrial Classification II-B tii) General Economic Tables-Occupational Classification II-C (i) Social and Cultural Tables IJ-C tii) Migration Tables III Household Economic Tables IV Report on Housing and Establishments V-A Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Maharashtra-Tables V-B Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Maharashtra-Ethnographic Notes VI (1-35) Village Surveys (35 monographs on 35 selected villages) VIJ-A 0-7) Handicrafts in Maharashtra (7 monographs on 7 selected handicrafts) VII-B Fairs and Festivals in Maharashtra (in press) VII-C Weekly Markets in Maharashtra VITI-A Administration Report-Enumetation (For official use only) VIII-B Administration Report-Tabulation (For official use only) IX Census Atlas of Maharashtra (in press) X (1-2) Cities of Maharashtra (i) Census Tables of Greater Bombay (ii) Census Tables of other eleven cities of Maharashtra State Government Publications 25 Volumes of District Census Handboo\,:s in English 25 Volumes of District Census Handbooks in Marathi Alphabetical List of Villages and Towns in Maharashtra (in Marathi) PREFACE The Primary Census Abstract (Village Directory) appearing in the District Census Handbooks provides for each village and town, besides the basic Census data, information regarding amenities including Weekly Markets existin& in the village and town. For the first time the District Census Handbook of 1961 also provides a complete list of villages with weekly markets in the district along with a district map sho\\-ing the location of such market villages. In the discussions with Shri Asok Mitra, Registrar General, it was agreed that a Monograph provIding a complete list of Weekly Markets in Maharashtra State might be brought out. Accordingly, vie have published this Monograph on Weekly Markets of Maharashtra. We may be failing in our duty if we do not record our gratefulness to Shri Asok Mitra, "'he had always been a source of inspiration to all of us and from \\-hom we have received encouragement in our endeavours. In planning of this monograph, we have received expert advice and guidance from Shri B. A. Kulkarni, lA.S., Superintendent of Census Operations, and now Milnicipa] Commissioner, Poona. Sarvashri N. Y. Gore, Tabulation Officer, K. K. Akolkar and 'D. S. Pilpile, ~tatistical Assistant~ rendered valuable a&~istance III preparation of this Monograph. Shri S. Y. Pradhan, Draughtsman prepared line drawings and sketches appearing in the Monograph-as well as its cover page. We are grateful to Shri S. A. Sapre, Manager, and the staff of the Government Central Press, Bombay, for excellent printing and in bringing out tbis Monograph in reru;onable time inspite of various commitrr,ents. BOMBAY: D. V. RANGNEKAR 15th August, 1967. CONTENTS PAGB PREFACE iii INTRODUCTION 1 APPENDICES- Appendix I-Extracts from the District Gazetteers .27 Appendix II-District and Talukawise List of Weekly Markets in Villages and Towns 47 EXPLANATORY NOTE' 49 LIST OF MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS AND SKETCHES • MAPS- Maharashtra State-Administration Unit (Frontispie(e) Map of Area served by Weekly Bazar of Banda, Ratnagiri District 4A Arrangement of Shops and Stalls, Ajra Mahal, Kolhapur District 4B Lay-out of Bazar Site Kasal, Ratnagiri District 4C 2S District Maps showing Weekly Markets .. (See next page) SKETCHES- Traditional village pedlar on his round A Typical village shop PHOTOGRAPHS- Market site at Warse, Dhulia DistHct •• 35 Bazar on a road at Ajra, Kolhapur District 35 Cattle Market at Pingali, P arbhani District 36 Semi-permanent stalls at Allapalli market, Chanda District 36 Temporary stalls of small cutlery articles at Saykbede, Nasik District 37 Astrologer with his customers at Banda, Ratnagiri District 37 Stall on an open space at Kati, Osmanabad District 38 Retailers of dry fish at AllapalJi, Chanda District 38 Village producers and buyers on way to Ajra Market, Kolhapur District 39 Madia Gonds at Allapalli market, Chanda District 39 Leafy vegetables on sale at Banda, Ratnagiri District 40 Bananas on sale at Banda, Ratnagiri District 40 • Fowls 'Without foul play' at Banda, Ratnagiri District 41 Mutton stall at Peth-Kaldongari, Nagpur District 41 Mawchi tribe exchanging vegetables for grain at Warse, Dhulia District 42 Well-attended market, Peth Kaldongari, Nagpur District 42 Coconuts on sale at Banda, Ratnagiri District 43 Maharashtrian Sarees retailed at Allapalli, Chanda District 43 , Sweet oil sold with sweet words' at Peth-K.aldongari, Nagpur District 44 Retailer of Chira-Muri at Peth-Kaldongari, Nagpur District 44 Mithai stall at Pingali, Parbhani District 45 Ropes and Coir products on sale at Banda, Ratnagiri District 45 vi CONTENTS WEEKLY MARKETS TABLE­ PAGE THANA DISTRICT KOLABA DISTRICT 51 RATNAGIRI DISTRICT 53 NASIK DISTRICT 55 DHULIA DISTRICT 57 JALGAON DISTRICT 61 AHMADNAGAR DISTRICT 63 POONA DISTRICT 67 SATARA DISTRICT 71 SANGLI DISTRICT 75 SHOLAPUR DISTRICT 79 KOLHAPUR DISTRICT 83 AURANGABAD DISTRICT 87 PARBRANI DISTRICT 91 BHIR DISTRICT 95 99 NANDED DISTRICT .. ! OSMANABAD DISTRICT 103 BULDHANA DISTRICT 107 AKOLA DISTRICT III AMRAVATI DISTRICT 115 YEOTMAL DISTRICT 121 W ARDHA DISTRICT 127 NAGPUR DISTRICT 133 137 BHANDARA DISTRICT 141 CHANDA DISTRICT 145 MAPS- FACING PAGE THANA DISTRICT KOLABA DISTRICT 51 RATNAGIRI DISTRICT 53 NASIK DISTRICT 55 DHULIA DISTRICT 57 JALGAON DISTRICT 61 AHMftDNAGAR DISTRICT 63 POONA DISTRICT 67 SATARA DISTRICT 71 SANGLI DISTRICT 75 SHOLAPUR DISTRICT 79 KOLHAPUR DISTRICT 83 87 AURANGABAD DISTRICT 91 P ARBHANI DISTRICT BHIR DISTRICT 95 NANDED DISTRICT 99 OSMANABAD DISTRICT 103 107 BULDHANA DISTRICT 111 AKOLA DISTRICT AMRAVATI DISTRICT 115 YEOTMAL DISTRICT 121 127 W ARDRA DISTRICT 133 NAGPUR DISTRICT 137 BHANDARA DISTRICT 141 CHANDA DISTRICT 145 INTRODUCTION This publication presents a Districtwise and Taluka­ 1914 definition of ' market' is given as" A meeting wise list of weekly markets in rural and urban areas together of people, at a stated time and place, for the of Maharashtra State. It also includes maps for all purpose of traffic (as in cattle, provisions, wares, etc.), Districts showing weekly markets and the days on which by private purchase and sale, and, usually, not by they are held except the district of Greater Bombay auction ; also, the people assembled at such a meeting; where weekly markets are not of much significance. as a market is held in the town every week". Section 2, Along with the names of villages where weekly markets sub-clause (4) of tlie Bombay Agricultural Produce are held, the list provides useful information in regard Markets Act, 1939 has defined' Market' as ' A market to amenities like postal, medical, educational facilities, established for the' purpose of the Act'. Rule 2, sub­ etc., available at such market places and also furnishes clause (8) further explains that market includes market figures of 1961 population of each place. ptoper, a principal market yard and a sub-market yard, 2. This list of weekly markets (shown in Appendix II) if any. These definitions are based on usage or ex­ is a by-product of the compilation of ancillary data pediency. Bazzar (buh-zahr) is a popular term for an collected for the 1961 Census. The Village Directory oriental market place. The vernacular terms generally or the Primary Census Abstract published in Part I of u~ed for markets ~re iifT~} ~TC, list ~s..t ~;;:n-T, fcrq-~} the 1961 District Census Handbooks mentions the ~T, lf~, <i'tm, If'jf, etc. According to EncyclopaedIa existence of weekly markets and a list of weekly markets Britannica, ' Bazzaar ' (Pers : bazar, market) is in the District is included in Part III along with the "a permanent market or street of shops, or, a group of District map showing vil\ages where such markets are short narrow streets of stalls under one roof (Pers, held. The list presented' here is more elaborate in bazar, market). The word has spread westward jnto that it includes information on the following additional Arabic, Turkish and European languages, and eastward items of basic amenities a,vailable. it has invaded India where it has been generally adopted. In Southern India 'and Ceylon bazaar means a single (1) Name of Village/Town. shop or stall. The Malayan peoples have adopted (2) Census Location Code Number. the word as pazar. The ~eaning of .th_e word h~s (3) 1961 Population. , been much extended in Enghsh, where It IS now eqUl­ (4) Bazar Day. , valent to any sale, for charitable or mere commercial (5) Existence of Cattle Market. purposes, of mixed goods and fancy work."* (6) Transport facilities. (7) Postal facilities. 6. There are different types of markets such as the (8) Educational Institutions. local markets which are next to the door of the grower, (9) Medical facilities. primary wholesale markets where th~ commodity is (10) Regulated Markets. bought and sold in bulk and the retad markets where (11) Banking facilities. the commodity is sold to the consumer. Markets are (12) Electrification. also classified according to the destination of the sale, Le. the consumer, the local merchant and the processor, 3. In compiling this list, the Census Enumerators' the wholesale buyer within the area who buys for export Reports prepared at the time of the 1961 Census or despatch to other State, or the consumer and the Operations as well as the material supplied by the retail merchants in the terminal markets.
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