Arizona republican., 1909-04-26

nearly s2.000, GOO worth out of New York Of of the $22,647,7SO worth shipped from the Hawaiian Islands to the United States. sugar amounted to $20,937, ,649, against SI9,S19,42S in the same months of last year; canned fruits, SIPS, 1928, against $572,420 in the same months of last year; fruits, green, ripe, or dried, S149,246, against s102.302 in the same months of last year; coffee, $129.9S9. against s49, ,961 in the same months of last year; rice, $174,39O; and wood and manufactures thereof, $55,169. Of this $22, 2,50O, 900 worth of merchandise sent from the Hawaiian Islands, about $10,000, ,000 went to San Francisco and about SIP. 900, 900 to New York and Philadel- phia, chiefly the former.
 Of the $15.S27,639 worth of mer- chandise sent to Porto Rico, bread stuffs amounted to s1,299.659. against $1,1S2. .S63 in the same months of last year; cotton manufactures to S2, ,594,- ITS, against S1,S00.37S in the same months of last year; manufactures of iron and steel, S2.015,061. against $2, ,90S,130 in the same months of the
  ducts, $1,G33. .O94. against $1.59S.539 in the corresponding months of last year; rice, $2,214,166, against S2,195,- 515 in the same months of the pre- ceding year; wood and manufactures thereof, $SO5.230; vegetables, s316,s06; 1; spirits. wines and liquors, s172.477; and mineral oil. s222.9s6. The s10.- 750,057 worth of merchandise sent from Porto Rico to the United States in the period under consideration in- cluded: Sugar, s5.643,576. against s6.- 764.235 in the corresponding months of last year; cigars, s2,950,S27, against s2.195,1 1S4 in the corresponding months of last year; leaf tobacco, $S20,99 against $1,139,9S1 in the same months of last year; fruits and nuts, s707 ,509; coffee, $5,464, against $9,354 in the same months of 1908. and s14,514 in the same months of 1907. Nearly all of the trade of Porto Rico with the of New York.
 Of the $6.s74.S26 worth of mer- chandise sent from the United States to the Philippine Islands during the eight months ending with February, 1909, iron and steel manufactures to s1,5O9, ,037. against s2.329.- 323 in the corresponding months of last year; explosives, including dyna- mite, cartridges, gunpowder, etc, $724,572, against s432,023 in the same months of last-year; cotton manu- factures, $497,235, against $571,926 in the corresponding months of 1908; oils, S571. .70S. against s622,057 in the same months of the preceding year; meat and dairy products, $27S, 456; spirits, wines and liquors, S91.- 760; manufactures of tobacco. SSS.074; and leather and it's manufactures. s296, $40. The s7.07O.132 worth of sent from the Philippines to the United States included: Ma nila hemp, s4,93S.742, against s6.726.- sos in the corresponding months of last year, fall of nearly s2,000.0Q0 in the value. although the quantity ac- tually increased by several thousand tons; sugar. s1.594 ,604, against $3iS,- 500 for the same months of last year; cocoanut meat, copra, etc, s199,672; cocoanut oil, SIT. .409; chemicals. s3s, S79; and straw hats. $1S.444.
 Of the s9,500,O00 worth of mer- chandise sent to Alaska in the period under consideration. s4,250,000 was ready for consumption, and s4,250,000 was in foodstuffs. Of the sI1,000,00 worth of merchandise sent to Hawaii for the period under s6,333,OOO was msnufac lures ready for consumption and nearly S3,00O,000 foodstuffs. Of the SIS, 500, ,000 worth sent to Porto Rico sS,OOO,O00 was manufac- lures ready for consumption and a little more than s6,OOO, GOO foodstuffs. Of the $6,750,000 value sent to the s4,5OO.0O0 was manufac- lures ready for consumption and 5 l, 300. 900 foodstuffs.