Arizona republican., 1907-07-31
which in 1899 formed 49, per cent Of

which in 1899 formed 13N per cent OF
the total, formed in 1907 10 per cent;
manufactures ready for consumption,
which in 1899 formed "a per cent.
formed about % per cent of the total
in 1907; and food stuffs which in 1899
formed 80 per cent of the total i'm
ports. formed q per cent of the total
in 1907
Turning to the exports. the total
value In 1907 is given at 1881
million dollars. against 1927 mil
lions in 1899. an increase of
SO per cent, these figures including
the foreign merchandise re-exported.
which amounts. however. to less than
per cent of the total. OF the do
nestle merchandise exported. manu-
features ready for consumption have
increased from 263 million dollars in
1899 to about 470 millions In. 1907;
manufactures for further use in man.
ufacturing. from lis millions to about
255 millions: crude materials for use
in manufacturing from 27S millions
to approximately coo millions: and
foodstuffs partly or wholly manufac-
tured. from 305 millions to approx
mately 345 millions; while foodstuffs
in a crude condition have fallen from
233 millions in 1899 to about III mil
lions in 1907. Thus, during the eight
years from 1899 to 1907. exports of
manufactures ready for consumption
have increased about IS per cent;
manufactures for further use in man.
ufacturing. about 116 per cent; and
crude materials for use In manufac-
turing. 116 per cent; foodstuffs partly
or wholly prepared. about IS per cent:
while foodstuffs in a crude condition
have decreased about 81 per cent.
Manufactures ready for consumption
in 1899 formed 90 per cent Of the to-
tai domestic exports and in 1907. 25
per cent; manufactures for further
use in manufacturing in 1899 formed
10 per cent of the total and In 1907
about IA per cent; crude materials for
use in manufacturing formed in 1899.
% per cent and in 1907 about SO per
cent of the total; foodstuffs partly or
wholly manufactured formed in 1899.
25 per cent of the total and in 1907,
IS per cent; and foodstuffs in a crude
condition in 1899 formed 10 per cent
and in 1907 about per cent of the
total domestic exports.
The principal increases during the
last eight years are. on the import
side. pig tin, from 12 million dollars
value in 1899 to 80 millions in 1907:
raw silk, from 80 millions to ~ mil
lions; india rubber. from 80 millions
to 60 millions: raw wool. from mil
lions to 43 millionsi copper. including
ore. from millions to 40 millions:
hides and skins. from ~ millions to So
millions: manufactured fibers. from
20 millions to 40 millions: while in
those OF cotton show a
grow from 80 millions in 1899 to rs
in 1907; Of fibers. from %
to 81 millions; of iron and
steel. from IL millions to AZ millions:
those OF silk, from % millions to 80
millions: and of wool, from Il millions
to % millions. On the export side OF
the principal increases occur in iron
and steel manufactures. from "a mill
Hons in 1899 to 179 millions in 1907;
leather and manufactures thereof.
from 90 millions to As millions; cop
per, exclusive of ore. from SO millions
TO 80 millions; mineral oil. from Sc
millions to 80 millions: raw cotton.
from 210 millions to 4S9 millions: and
meat and dairy products, from 176
Millions to 202 millions: while bread
stuffs show fall from PA millions
N 1899 to 1877 millions in 1907, all of
of these figures for 1907 being based
Ipon an estimate for the month of
Tune.