The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-27
U. S. TRAD e. WITH HAWAII,
ALASKA AND PORTO RICO

was finished manufactures; about 9
millions manufactures for further use
in manufacturing Chiefly tin plate for
making cans for use in the salmon
packing establishments. and nearly 6
million dollars worth of foodstuffs OF
the Is million dollars worth sent to
I the Hawaiian Islands, more than 10
millions was manufactures and mil
lions foodstuffs OF the 25 millions
worth sent to Porto Rico, IA millions
was manufactures and nearly 10 mil
lion dollars worth foodstuffs or the
IL million dollars worth sent to the
Philippine Islands, nearly 9 millions
was manufactures and IL millions
foodstuffs. Manufactures formed 81
/ per cent. of the merchandise sent to
! Porto Rico. 81 per cent. of that sent
to Alaska. 81 per cent. OF that sent to
the Hawaiian Islands, and so per cent.
sent to the Philippine Islands.
OF the 10 million dollars worth OF
manufactures sent to Alaska, those OF
iron and steel amounted to nearly
million dollars value. those of wool
and cotton to IL millions. while meat
and dairy products amounted to 2 mil
lions and breadstufrs to a little over
half million. OF the 10 million dol
lars worth of manufactures sent to
the Hawaiian Islands. 2 millions was
iron and steel manufactures. IL mil
lions cotton manufactures, nearly a
million dollars worth wood and manu-
features thereof. and nearly a million
dollars worth mineral oil: while meat
and dairy products amounted to over
half million in value and breadstuffs
IL millions. OF the IA million dollars
worth of manufactures sent to Porto
Rico during the year nearly 4 million
dollars worth was manufactures Of
iron and steel, over 8 million dollars
worth cotton manufactures, about III
millions worth wood and manufac-
lures thereof. and nearly a million dol
lars worth leather and manufactures
thereof: while meat and dairy products
amounted to 21z million dollars and
breadstuffs to * millions. OF the
nearly 9 million dollars worth Of man
ufactures sent to the Philippine Is
lands. manufactures of iron and steel
amounted to over 8 millions and cot
ton goods to about / 1-3 millions. min
eral oil nearly a million, leather and
manufactures thereof three-quarters OF
d HlllllOH, Explosives nearly a MILLION.
while meat and dairy products amount
ed to about one-half million and bread
stuffs half a million.
OF the 80 million dollars worth of
merchandise received from the Hawai-
ian Islands over 80 millions was raw
sugar. OF the % million dollars worth
of manufactures coming from Porto
Rico 15A million dollars worth was
raw sugar, nearly 4 millions worth OF
cigars, IL millions worth Of unman-
ufactured tobacco, and about 1 million
dollars worth fruit. OF the nearly 13
million dollars worth of merchandise
received from the Philippine Islands
over II million dollars worth was Ma
Mia hemp. less than half million dol
lars worth sugar, and nearly a quarter
of a million dollars worth cocoanut
meat Chiefly in the form known as
ropra used in the manufacture OF OLD.
Of the II million dollars worth Of mer-
chandise received from Alaska. Slz
million was fish, chiefly salmon in cans.
nearly a million dollars worth copper
ore, and about a half million dollars
worth furs and fur skins. in addition
to which there was practically u mill
lion dollars worth of gold. the product
Of mines in Alaska, and 21k millions OF
gold from foreign territory, presumably
produced in the Canadian Klondike re-
sion and sent into Alaska for shipment
to the United States.