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No separate figures showing the origin vé
the direct importe to the ports of Zamboanga and abio are available but the share of the United States in the above direct trade was given as follows?'
1813
1914
£11,000
Imports
Exports
1912
£15,600
£14,000
100
270
£15,700
£14,870
8,300
£13,500
263
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In addition to the above the Share of the
United States in the trade ineludes goods brought from Manila, the value of which does not appear in
the Zamboanga or Jolo returns.
A glance at the table of imports for 1914
annexed shows that the principal item of imports is cotton goods. Figures showing the shares of the principal countries in this lane have been obtained
from a reliable source. These were for three months
of the year 1814 when the importe of aotton were
heavier than in other months. The result showed
England
Germany
Italy
£8,940 or 35% £3,050 or 25%
£1,850
Switserland £1.560 or
or 80%
80%
28,200
the other months the share of mgland
The other chief item of import
mes from French Indo China via
singapore