Antiquated Topography and Trade of the Philippine Islands
A detailed historical overview of the Philippines describing geography from Formosa to Borneo, major islands Luzon and Mindanao, Manila’s population, and regional towns. It notes governance under governors and commanders, fortifications at Mavila, colonial tax structure, and key exports like hemp, sugar, copra, tobacco, and coffee. Trade figures for 1894–95 are given along with imports, telegraph and railway buildout, currency, and foreign money controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Formosa
Borneo
Luzon
Mindaoao
Philippines
Manila
Laong
Lipa
Banang
Batangas
Negritos
Mavila
Tbacco
Cebu
Hong Kong
Saigon
Singapore
Australia
Japan
United Kingdom
Hongkong and
Amoy
Spain
British India
Lindila
Tloilo
J Islands
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A. E. Murphy & CO
Hotel St
Arlington Block
Mauna Ala
Port Costa and
Starr Flours
California
Queen Street
Hawaiian Islands
Dorlimgie
King Street
Honolulu
H. I
Tommy K. Nathaniel
Basimeas
Islands
Weurete
Hort Ne
H. G. Biart
Fort St
H. J. Kuaby
Paauilo
Hamakai
Hawaii
Honokaa
Hamakua
W. H. Rickard
Hl. J. Kasby
Honokau
Charles T. Gulick
Barepta A. Gulick
Charles , T. Gulick
Liliba Street
Kuakini
W. C. Parke
Kaahomanu
Merchant Street
A. R. Rowat
Fort Street
Club
Pantheon Etaples
Evening Bulletin
The
Lewis & Co
King St
H.I
Nuuanu Street
Aironen
Farlor
Bev
Klosar
Gear, Lansing & CO
Belgic
Manila Cigars
Havana
Hollister & CO
Corner
Fort & Merchant Streets
Waikiki Road