Reciprocal Trade a Demonstration of the Possibilities in the Philippines of Tra
Reciprocal Trade a Demonstration of the Possibilities in the Philippines of Tra
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GUNPOWDER AND EXPLOSIVES.
The following table gives the imports of gunpowder and explosives into the Philippine Islands for the calendar year 1906 with a comparison of the imports into Porto Eico of these articles from the United States and an estimate of what the value of the importations into the Philippines from the United States would have been had the same volume of trade per capita existed here as in Porto Eico and the same proportion of total imports come from the United States : [Exclus...ive of United States Government supplies. ] Article.
Philippine Islands.
Total importa- tions.
From United States.
Actual.
Estimated. ' Gunpowder, etc _ $37, 182 833, 651 $291, 216 Porto Rico, from United States.
$36, 402 a If same amount per capita as Porto Rico.
The amount of gunpowder imported into the Philippines, except what ip brought in by the United States Government, is very small. In 1906 it amounted to only 1, 341 pounds, valued at $646. There have been considerable quantities of high explosives imported both by the Insular Government and contractors who are engaged on public works.
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GUNPOWDER AND EXPLOSIVES.
The following table gives the imports of gunpowder and explosives into the Philippine Islands for the calendar year 1906 with a comparison of the imports into Porto Eico of these articles from the United States and an estimate of what the value of the importations into the Philippines from the United States would have been had the same volume of trade per capita existed here as in Porto Eico and the same proportion of total imports come from the United States : [Exclus...ive of United States Government supplies. ] Article.
Philippine Islands.
Total importa- tions.
From United States.
Actual.
Estimated. ' Gunpowder, etc _ $37, 182 833, 651 $291, 216 Porto Rico, from United States.
$36, 402 a If same amount per capita as Porto Rico.
The amount of gunpowder imported into the Philippines, except what ip brought in by the United States Government, is very small. In 1906 it amounted to only 1, 341 pounds, valued at $646. There have been considerable quantities of high explosives imported both by the Insular Government and contractors who are engaged on public works.
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