Trade in Philippine islands grows despite poor agriculture
Official figures show ten months ending April 3 1903 total trade at 63.7 million dollars, up from prior years, driven by hemp exports. Imports average about 2.75 million monthly, with rice shipments remaining heavy. US supplies over one sixth of non rice trade as production and prices shift post Spanish-American era. J. E. M.
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