Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-22

which came from the United States: cleo
trio machinery to the value of SIT. OF
which 1899 worth came from the nlted
States; scales and balances TO the value of
$3.50 OF which $500 worth came from the
United States: 1896 sewing machines and
parts of. valued at s1.235, of which 3o1
machines. valued at 1904, came from the
United States; all other machinery and
narts at the value of S,945. of which SI.74S
worth came from the United States; malt
LIQUORS and cider valued at S32,6l1, OF which
81 .172 worth came from the United states
building stone to the value of S1,S64, OF
which Sf92 worth came from the United
States: all other marble and stone, 10 the
value of $685.. of which 1854 worth came
from the United States; tin to the value OF
sSl6 of which S491 worth came from the
United States: all other metal and manufac-
lures of the value of $S,l4o, OF which S3.llb
worth came from the United States four
teen pianos. valued at sl.3l3 WE'VE OF
which valued at 1854, came from the United
States; refined mineral oils. valued at
So s34 of which S5.T56 worth came from the
United States; olive oil. valued at s43.6oi,
of which sl4145 worth came from the
United States
Oils. Butter and Dairy Products.
Also other vegetable oils, to the value of
S5JIo, of which 81, 422 worth came from the
United States; paints and colors, valued at
81 395, of which ST. 1911 worth came from the
United States; paper and manufactures
valued at $50 1884, of which S10.097 worth
came from the United States; meat. salt or
pfckIed valued at SIS 119 of which S57 ,t53
worth came from the United States: lard
and tallow valued at S44Si9. all of which
came from the United States. butter and
oIeomargarine valued at Sl3,es1. of which
Sc 253 worth came from the United States;
cheese valued at S19,4SS, of which S4.O32
worth came from the United States: rice
to the value of S27S,oi4 of which S2.14O
worth came from the United States; manu-
features of silk valued at S13.9i2, Of which
$40 worth came from the United States;
brandy and other compounded spirits. val
ued alta S45l5. of which S2.601 worth came
from the United States; tools and imple-
Elents valued at S13.S40. of which S5.223
worth came from the United States; pota-
toes valued at S26,5J0, of which S3,1I1
worth came from the 4, United States; and
all other vegetables valued at So, 152, Of
which $1,000 worth came from the United
States
Also wines and cordials valued at $40 962
OF which S1.6S6 worth came from the
United States; lumber and timber to the
value OF SALSA. OF which s9,S47 worth
came from the United States; all other
manufactured wood, to the value OF 81. $780,
Of which s5,37S came from the United
States; cabinet ware and house furniture
valued at 1921. of which &.ss8 worth
came from the United States: all otner
manufactured wood valued at $l0.T TAT. OF
which $s.3TS worth came from the United
States; knitted wooden goods valued at
1888. none of which came from the United
States: all other manufactured wool val
ued at 12.s43. of which sos worth came
from the United States.
Leading Articles of Export.
The leading articles of export were: AMI
mails valued at 500. 102. none Of which went
to the United States; cacao valued at SAIL.
none of which was shipped to the United
States; coffee valued at s44001s, Of which
$3.50 worth went to the United States and
$3.50. 458 worth to France, 500 263 worth to
Spain. S61. III worth to Cuba, $569S1 worth.
to Italy, 81. 469 worth to Germany and the
balance was distributed between Austria,
Holland, Belgium and Denmark.
Other leading articles of export were
copper and manufactures of, valued at g.
62S. of which 1850 worth went to the
United States: cocoanuts, valued at 81 .S7S,
United States $15S worth: hides and skins
other than fur skins. valued at 1880, Of