1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890. 1891. 1892. 1893.
Coffee tons 5,209 7,337 4,998 6,702 5,841 4,796 2,869 1,326 307
Cigars thousands 114,821 102,717 99,562 109,109 121,674 109,636 97,740 137,059 137,458
Tobacco-Leaf tons 6,799 6,039 4,841 10,229 10,161 8,952 9,803 12,714 11,534
Buffalo-Hides tons 632 666 566 1,888 755 394 272 327 —
Indigo tons 84 64 111 232 221 19 89 278 —
Gum Mastic tons 195 205 404 330 490 188 303 136 —
Cordage tons 265 187 175 124 94 196 149 100 —
M.O.P. Shell tons 10 8 13 12 23 31 18 10 —

Total Chief Exports from the Philippine Islands—continued

1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1899. 1900. 1901. 1902. 1903. 1858.
Under American Occupation. According to Sir John Bowring.
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
SugarManila 94,656 107,221 97,705 57,382 5,041 27,473 5,567 421 368
Cebú 10,198 13,335 7,701 15,257 12,363 3,731 8,283 4,595 6,202
Yloilo 88,533 110,527 124,648 130,542 71,982 36,312 45,070 97,129 81,308
Total 193,387 231,083 230,054 203,181 89,386 67,536 58,920 102,145 88,378 34,821
HempManila 82,693 93,595 83,172 102,721 — — — — —
Cebú 16,804 10,445 12,564 10,034 — — — — —
Total 99,497 104,040 95,736 112,755 75,092 89,438 124,257 111,500 137,752 25,781
SapanwoodManila 1,292 1,619 898 1,022 No quantities stated in the Office Returns since 1898.
Yloilo & Cebú 1,633 694 2,743 3,165
Total 2,925 2,313 3,551 4,187 Included in Table of Total Export Values, p. 639. 4,201
Coprahtons 33,265 37,104 37,970 50,714 15,906 65,355 32,655 59,287 83,411
Shipped from Manila only.Coffee tons 309 194 89 136 34 13 30 7 4 1,560
Cigars thousands 137,877 164,430 183,667 156,916 No quantities officially stated. 85,142
Tobacco-Leaf tons 9,545 10,368 10,986 15,836 6,272 9,834 7,764 9,016 8,593 4,106
Buffalo-Hides tons 398 467 397 728 — — — — — 402
Indigo tons 72 27 23 33 114 5 8 247 40 36
Gum Mastic tons 189 275 172 223 No quantities officially stated.
Cordage tons 170 198 194 239
M.O.P. Shell tons 54 79 13 42

Total Export of Sugar from the Phillipine Islands During 18 Years

1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1890. 1891. 1892. 1893.
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
ManilaDry 47,542 62,594 62,167 63,890 — 33,233 50,342 51,718 72,007
Wet 18,136 21,610 21,302 27,738 — 14,838 22,954 16,278 34,996
Total 65,678 84,204 83,469 91,628 92,856 48,071 73,296 67,996 107,003
CebúDry 23,676 15,190 12,765 13,094 — 3,145 7,562 17,488 16,712
Wet 4,519 2,950 5,050 3,600 — 310 1,200 900 250
Total 23,195 18,140 17,815 16,694 11,862 3,455 8,762 18,388 16,962
YlioloDry 102,369 81,201 71,722 72,882 — 87,966 82,515 160,050 135,191
Wet 7,240 2,255 6,125 4,115 — 8,034 2,589 5,357 2,525
Total 109,609 83,456 77,847 76,997 114,207 96,000 85,104 165,407 137,716
Grand Total 203,482 185,800 179,131 185,319 213,925 147,526 167,162 251,791 261,631

Total Export of Sugar from the Phillipine Islands During 18 Years—continued

1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 1899. 1900. 1902. 1903.
Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons. Tons.
Under American Occupation
ManilaDry 65,189 81,502 77,676 46,345
Wet 18,136 21,610 21,302 27,738 5,041 27,473 5,567 421 868
Total 94,656 107,221 97,703 57,382 5,041 27,473 5,567 421 868
CebúDry 10,198 13,085 7,484 15,137
Wet — 250 217 120 12,363 3,751 8,283 4,595 6,202
Total 10,198 13,335 7,701 15,257 12,363 3,751 8,283 4,595 6,202
YlioloDry — — 123,720 129,174
Wet — — 928 1,368 71,982 36,312 45,070 97,129 81,308
Total 88,533 110,527 124,648 130,542 71,982 36,312 45,070 97,129 81,308
Grand Total 193,387 231,083 230,054 203,181 89,386 67,536 58,920 102,145 88,378

N.B.—The total export of sugar in the year 1861 was 53,114 tons. Trade Statistics