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Abbreviations AAAG Annals of the Association of American Geographers

ACCJ American Chamber of Commerce Journal

ARBAg Annual Report of the Bureau of Agriculture

ARBAI Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry

ARBPI Annual Report of the Bureau of Plant Industry

ARCC Annual Report of the Collector of Customs

ARCIR Annual Report of the Collector of Internal Revenue

ARMB Annual Report of the Municipal Board, City of Manila

BAHC Bulletin of the American Historical Collection

Balanza 1854-1894, title varies: Balanza General del Comercio de las Islas Filipinas, Balanza Mercantil del Comercio de las Islas Filipinas, Estadistica Mercantil del Comercio Exterior de las Islas Filipinas, Estadistica General del Comercio Exterior de las Islas Filipinas. BIA United States, Bureau of Insular Affairs records, USNA II

BIES Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies

BPS Bulletin of Philippine Statistics, continues PSR

Bulletin Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila Bulletin, Bulletin Today

Census 1903 United States, Bureau of the Census. Census of the Philippine Islands: 1903. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1905.

Census 1918 Philippine Islands, Census Office of the Philippine Islands. Census of the Philippines, 1918. Manila: Bureau of Printing, 1920.

Census 1939 Philippines, Commonwealth, Commission of the Census. Census of the Philippines, 1939. Manila: Bureau of Printing, 1940.

CIJ Commerce and Industry Journal, continued by PJC.

CVB The Netherlands. Consulaire verslagen en berichten [consular reports]

DCTR U.S., Daily Consular and Trade Reports, 1912-1914

Gaceta Gaceta de Manila

GR Geographical Review

Herald Philippines Herald (Manila)

Hs. of Com. U. K., House of Commons Papers [consular reports]

HRAF Human Relations Area Files

Inquirer Philippine Daily Inquirer (Manila)

JAAA Journal of the American Asiatic Association

JAMS Journal of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States

JAS Journal of Asian Studies

JCPT Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics

JHG Journal of Historical Geography

JPS Journal of Philippine Statistics

JSEAS Journal of Southeast Asian Studies

PAgR Philippine Agricultural Review

PFP Philippines Free Press

PJAg Philippine Journal of Agriculture

PJAI Philippine Journal of Animal Industry

PJC Philippine Journal of Commerce, continues CIJ

PJS Philippine Journal of Science

PNA Philippine National Archives

PNL Philippine National Library

PQCS Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society

PRO United Kingdom, Public Records Office, Kew, London

PSR Philippine Statistical Review, continues SBPI

Philippine Yearbook 1933-34 to 1940-41, title varies: Philippines Yearbook, Philippines Herald Year Book, Philippine Yearbook

QBBPW Quarterly Bulletin, Bureau of Public Works

RCUS U.S., Reports of the Consuls of the United States

RGGPI Report of the Governor General of the Philippine Islands

RIMA Review of Indonesian and Malaysian Affairs

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RPC Report of the Philippine Commission

SBPI Statistical Bulletin of the Philippine Islands

SCR U.S., Supplement to Commerce Reports, continues DCTR

UMJEAS University of Manila Journal of East Asiatic Studies

USNA II United States National Archives II, College Park, Maryland

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Consular Reports Japan. “Report on the Philippine Islands, 1886.” Minami Teisuke, Japanese consul in Hong Kong. Translated and partially reprinted in Josefa M. Saniel. Japan and the Philippines, 1868-1898. Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press, 1969, 304-15. Hayase Shinzo. “Meiji-ki Manira-wan no Nippon-jin Gyomin” [Japanese Fishermen in Manila Bay during the Meiji Period.] In Akimichi Tomoya, ed. Kaijin no Sekai, 343-68. Tokyo: Dobunkan, 1998 and “Japanese Goods and their Dealers under the US-Philippine Free Trade System.” Manuscript, March 16, 2002. Both based heavily on Japanese consular reports from Manila.

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The Netherlands. Consulaire en andere Verslagen en Berigten. (CVB) 1881-1893 and Consulaire verslagen en berichten. (CVB) New series 1894-1906, annual reports. In French, 1881-89, in Dutch thereafter. Selected portions translated by Chantal Oudkerk Pool. Entries give year of publication, paper number where available, pages, topic, and consul. 1881 42-47 (1879 compared to 1878), Consul J. Ph. Hens 1880, 1882-1886 (no reports printed) 1887 136-38 (on 1885), Hens 1888 291-93 (on 1886 vs. 1883 and 1885), Hens 1888 1048-50 (on 1887 vs. 1883 and 1886), Hens 1889 no. 90, 3-6 (on 1888) Hens 1890 no. 63, 3-8 (on 1889) Consul P. K. A. Meerkamp van Embden 1891 no. 42, 3-9 (on 1890) Meerkamp 1892 no. 48, 3-9 (on 1891) Meerkamp 1893 no. 59, 3-10 (on 1892) Meerkamp 1894 no. 42, 185-87 (on 1893) Meerkamp 1895 no. 21, 204-07 (on 1894) Meerkamp 1896 no. 20, 175-78 (on 1895) Meerkamp 1897 769-77 (on 1896) Consul A. C. Crebas 1898 849-57 (on 1897) Crebas 1899 404-07 (on 1898) Meerkamp 1900 no. 14, 291-95 (on 1899) Meerkamp 1901 581-84 (on 1900) Crebas 1902 no. 36, 813-19 (on 1901) Meerkamp 1903 no. 43, 957-62 (on 1902) Meerkamp 1904 no. 35, 1165-69 (on 1903) Meerkamp 1905 no. 33, 833-35 (on 1904) Meerkamp 1905 no. 47, 1149 (world’s largest sand dredge) Meerkamp 1906 no. 30, 763-65 (on 1905) Meerkamp United Kingdom. Consular reports printed in the House of Commons Papers. Entries give year of publication, volume, report or paper number, pages, scope, and consul or vice consul reporting. (There is also a separate series of trade statistics.) Philippines: 1856 57 C2078 25-27 Phil. Is. Trade 1854, Farren 1857 session 1 16 C2201 98 Iloilo Trade, Loney 1857 session 1 16 C2201 99-105 Sual Trade, de Bosch 1857 session 2 38 C2285 151-54 Phil. Is. Trade 1856, Farren 1857-58 55 C2435 185-88 Philippines Tobacco Trade, Bowring 1857-58 55 C2435 189-202 Iloilo Trade 1855-57, Loney 1859 session 2 30 C2579 375-76 Sual Trade 1857-59, de Bosch 1860 and 1861 (no consular report found) 1862 58 C3054 340-48 Iloilo Trade Loney

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1865 53 C3478 152-64 Iloilo-Cebu 1863, Loney 1866 69 C3582 914-17 Manila 1864, textile imports, Webb 1867-68 68 C3953 223 Sual Trade and Commerce 1866, de Bosch 1868-69 59 C4110 597-607 Phil. Is. Trade and Commerce 1867, Ricketts 1868-69 60 C4110-II 83-97 Phil. Is. Local and General Admin, Ricketts 1870 64 C115 207-21 Phil. Is. Trade and Commerce 1868, Ricketts 218 Sual, de Bosch 1871 66 C402 749-56 Phil. Is. Trade and Commerce 1870, Ricketts 1872 60 C501 207-13 Philippine Islands, Ricketts 1872 58 C543 1320-27 Philippine Islands Trade 1871, Ricketts 1873 and 1877 (no consular report found) 1874 67 C1079 1489-96 Manila Trade and Commerce 1872 and 1873 1875 77 C1354 1635-41 Manila Trade and Commerce 1874, Ricketts 1876 74 C1421 129-31 Manila, Supplementary Report 1874, Ricketts 1876 75 C1486 889-95 Manila Trade and Commerce 1875, Ricketts 1878 73 C1950 246-79 Manila 1876, Palgrave 1878-79 70 C2285 574-90 Manila Trade and Commerce 1878, Mackenzie 1878-79 72 C2421 1607-09 Cebu Trade and Commerce 1878, Pickford 1878-79 72 C2421 1666-67 Iloilo Trade and Commerce 1878, Gray 1880 74 C2632 1353-58 Iloilo Trade and Commerce 1879, Gray 1880 74 C2632 1359-77 Manila Trade and Commerce 1879, Pauli 1880 75 C2713 1834-58 Manila Colonization and Admin, Pauli 1881 89 C2797 281-83 Manila Trade and Commerce 1879, Mackenzie 1881 90 C2945 1055-60 Manila Trade and Commerce 1880, Mackenzie 1882 71 C3347 1315-18 Philippines Trade and Commerce 1881, Honey 1883 72 C3593 508-13 Manila Trade 1882, Wilkinson 1884 80 C3964 562-65 Iloilo Trade and Commerce 1883, McPherson 1884 80 C3964 566-70 Manila Trade and Commerce 1883, Wilkinson 1884-85 78 C4524 939-40 Iloilo Trade and Commerce 1884, Shelmerdine 1886 (no consular report found) 1887 82 C4924 1-4 Native Manufactures, esp. Iloilo textiles 1887 86 6A 1-10 Trade of Philippine Islands 1885, 1884, Gollan 7-10 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell 1887 86 103A 1-8 Trade of Philippine Islands 1886, Gollan 3-6 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell 1888 103 295A 1-9 Trade of Manila, 1887, Gollan 6-9 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell 1889 80 494A 1-8 Manila Commercial Report 1888, Gollan 5-8 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell 1890 77 678A 1-8 Manila Commercial Report 1889, Gollan 1890-91 87 846A 1-9+graphs Manila Commercial Report 1890, Gollan 7-9 Iloilo, Jones 1892 84 1032A 1-19 Manila Commercial Report 1891, Turner 11-19 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell 1893-94 96 1289A 1-31 Manila 1892, Stigand 19-21 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Cadell

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1895 -- 1391A -- “withdrawn” (not found) 1896 88 1664 1-4 Manila Report Trade Jan-Jun 1895, Loftus 1896 88 1697 1-13 Manila Commercial Rept. 1895, D Earnshaw 6-13 Iloilo, Shelmerdine and Cebu, Sidebottom 1897 93 1932 1-16 Manila Trade & Comm. 1896, Rawson Walker 9-16 Iloilo, Fyfe and Cebu, Sidebottom 1898 98 2133 3-14 Phil. Is. Trade & Comm. 1897, Rawson Walker 10-14 Iloilo, Duncan and Cebu, Kingcome 1899 101 2319 1-15 Phil. Is. Trade & Commerce 1898, Harford 10-15 Iloilo, Fyfe and Cebu, Sidebottom 1900 97 2436 1-19 U.S., Philippine Islands Trade 1899, Harford 12-19 Iloilo, Fyfe and Cebu, Sidebottom 1901 85 2638 1-16 U.S., Philippine Islands Trade 1900, Sinclair 17-25 Iloilo, Lyle and Cebu, Sidebottom 1902 111 2889 1-16 U.S., Philippine Islands Trade 1901, Sinclair 16-22 Iloilo, Jones and Cebu, Fulcher 1903 79 3044 1-10 U.S., Philippine Islands Trade 1902, Firth 10-16 Iloilo, Bethell Jones and Cebu, Fulcher China: 1877 84 C1857 1-18 China, Canton Commerce, 1876, Robertson 1883 75 C3730 117-128 China, Amoy Trade 1882, Forrest 1884-85 80 C4440 2-15 China, Amoy Trade 1884, Forrest 1895 97 1472 1-15 China, Canton Trade Report 1893, Brenan 1895 97 1578 1-15 China, Amoy Trade Report 1894, King 1899 98 2281 1-17 China, Amoy Trade Report 1898, Little 1899 98 2324 1-11 China, Canton Trade Report 1898, Mansfield 1900 92 2502 1-13 China, Amoy Trade Report 1899, Mansfield 1902 106 2862 1-15 China, Canton Trade Report 1901, Scott 1905 88 3344 1-14 Trade of Canton 1904, Scott 1905 88 3455 Trade of Swatow 1904, Willis 1905 88 3468 1-15 Trade of Amoy 1904, Hausser Saigon-Cholon: 1884-85 77 C4391 436-40 Saigon Trade and Commerce 1884, Tremlett 1899 99 2276 1-9 France, Saigon Trade Report 1898 1901 82 2618 1-26 French Indo-China Trade Rpt. 1900, Tremlett 1902 107 2834 1-9 French Indo-China Trade Rpt. 1901, Tremlett 1903 77 2966 1-8 Cochin-China Trade & Com. 1902, Tremlett 1904 98 3117 1-11 Indo-China Report 1902, Little 1904 98 3181 1-25 Cochin-China Trade & Com. 1903, O’Connell Other: 1867-68 68 3953-VI 312-336 U.S., California Trade 1867, Brooker 1875 75 C1132 172-94 Java Trade and Commerce 1873, McLean 1877 82 C1743 458-513 U.S., San Francisco Trade and Commerce

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1884-85 78 C4524 1265-69 U.S., Port Townsend Trade 1884, Alexander 1886 28 C4657 295-302 Batavia Trade and Commerce, McNeill 1899 103 2295 1-48 U.S., Portland Trade Comm. and Ag. 1898 1904 101 pt. 2 3207 1-43 U.S., Portland District Trade Rept., Laidlaw United States. Reports of the Consuls of the United States. (RCUS), aka U.S. Consular Reports. Year of publication, volume, report number, pages, title, and consul. Philippines: 1881 4 12 48-49 Cotton Goods Trade of Philippine Islands 1882 5 16 282-83 Free Tobacco Culture in Phil. Is’s., Madrid, Fairchild 1882 8 25 ½ 299-304 American vs. European Trade in Phil. Islands, Klinck 1882 8 26 465-66 Philippine Islands, Klinck 1883 9 28 382 Exports from the Philippines, Klinck 1883 9 30 561 Exports from the Philippines, Klinck 1884 12 41 ½ 776 Fruit Culture in the Philippines, Voight, 1888 26 94 412-13 Projected Railways in the Philippine Islands, Webb 1889 29 101 161-85 Philippine Islands, [Aug 1, 1888] Webb 1889 30 107 ½ 678-82 Philippine Islands, tobacco, Webb 1889 31 109 260-62 Agriculture in the Philippine Islands, Webb 1889 31 109 275-78 Agricultural Products, [Aug. 16, 1888] Webb 1889 31 109 371-80 Sugar Industry in the Philippines, Webb 1890 32 113 302-04 Tobacco in the Philippines, Webb 1890 34 122 447-48 Beer in the Philippine Islands, Webb 1892 39 140 146-55 Commerce of the Philippine Islands, Webb 1893 43 159 574 Philippine Islands, Poultry Industry, Cowan 1894 45 165 308-09 Philippine Islands, Manila, American Flour, Cowan 308 Cebu, Cadell 1895 48 177 205 Phil. Is’s., Market for Dairy Prods. & Fruits, Elliott 1896 50 187 561 New Duties for Philippine Islands 1897 54 596 Industrial Conditions of Philippines, French report 1898 56 208 38-44 Present Condition of British Trade, textile depression 1898 56 208 supp. 41 Philippine Islands Exports to US 1898 56 209 175-76 German Trade with Spanish Colonies, Weimar, Moore 1898 57 213 294-300 The Philippine Islands, 1897, Williams 1898 57 214 414-23 Notes on the Philippine Islands, gold 1898 57 214 458-59 Swiss Goods in the Philippines, DuBois 1898 57 215 592-94 Spanish War and Civil Establishment in the Phil’s, Pratt 1898 57 215 639-40 Railway in the Philippines 1898 58 216 1-10 Commerce in the Philippines, 1895-97, Gilbert 1898 58 216 10-11 Imports of Shoes into the Philippines, Gilbert 1898 58 217 313-15 Commercial and Industrial Conditions, French Reports 1898 58 218 446-47 Business Points for the Phil’s., Swiss Report, Frankenthal 1898 58 219 559-60 Trade of the Philippines in 1897, Belgian Report, Morris 1899 59 222 451-52 Tobacco in the Philippines, Hong Kong, Wildman 1899 60 227 683-84 Cultivation of Tobacco in Phil’s., Hong Kong, Wildman

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1899 60 225 294-95 Health of Manila, Williams 1899 60 225 295-300 Markets of Manila, Hollmann & Co. 1899 60 226 520-21 Exports of Cheese…to the Phil’s., Rotterdam, Listoe 1899 60 226 521-22 Manchester Exports to the Philippines 1899 61 228 186-87 Gold in the Philippines 1899 61 229 313-14 American Fruits in the Orient, Amoy, Johnston 1901 65 247 545-46 Trade in Manila Other: 1882 6 21 486-87 Agriculture and Agricultural Implements in the Straits Settlements, A. G. Studer 1883 10 34 671-78 Trade and Commerce of Canton, Charles Seymour 1901 65 247 524-30 Flour in China, Miller Commercial Relations of the United States with Foreign Countries (CRUSFC). Entries give year, volume, pages, and title. 1907 vol. 1 349 Amoy Daily Consular and Trade Reports (DCTR). U.S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce (continues CRUSFC). Entries give printing date, report number, pages, title, and reporting official. 1912 February 13 37 668-69 Philippine Trade Notes, George Anderson 1912 February 14 38 676-77 Investigations in the Philippines [fodder] 1913 August 5 181 712-15 Philippine Business Notes, J. F. Boomer 1913 August 16 191 954-55 Philippines, Municipal Improvements, George Anderson 1913 August 16 191 960 Cacao in the Philippines, George Anderson 1914 June 10 135 1450 Wider Use of Corn for Food in Philippines Supplement to Commerce Reports (SCR). U.S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce (continues DCTR). Entries give year, volume, report number, pages, title, printing date, and reporting official. 1914 2 80a 1-16 Philippine Islands, January 8, 1915, John R. Arnold 1915 2 80a 1-7 Philippine Islands, April 4, 1916, n/g 1916 2 80a 1-24 Philippine Islands, October 27, 1917, J. F. Boomer Commerce Reports. A Weekly Survey of Foreign Trade. U.S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 1915-1917 and 1929-1933.

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Other Government Documents

Official statistical publications (in addition to those listed under abbreviations) Islas Filipinas. “Estado de importación y exportación del Puerto de Manila, 1818.” Manila: ng, July 30, 1819. (Archivo Franciscano Ibero-Oriental 111/4. Copy kindly provided by Bruce Cruikshank.) Islas Filipinas. Comision Central de Estadistica de Filipinas, 2o cuaderno, 1855. Statistical Bulletin of the Philippine Islands (SBPI), 1918-29. Statistical Handbook of the Philippine Islands, 1932 (continues SBPI). Philippine Statistical Review (continues SBPI), 1934-37. Bulletin of Philippine Statistics, 1939. Journal of Philippine Statistics, 1941. The Statistical Reporter, 1963-65 Other official publications: Commerce and Industry Journal/ Philippine Journal of Commerce—innumerable short articles on commercial products and provincial trade, 1924-1940. United States, War Department, Bureau of Insular Affairs, Philippine Commission. Report of the Philippine Commission (RPC), 1900-16. Starting in 1909 only a brief summary volume was published. The original multi-volume report continued to be gathered in typescript. This source, referred to here as “ms. RPC.” contains an almost complete set of annual bureau reports. United States, War Department, Bureau of Insular Affairs, Report of the Governor General of the Philippine Islands (RGGPI), 1917-35. Continues RPC. The full typescript version of this source, referred to here as “ms. RGGPI” contains a nearly complete set of annual bureau reports. Ms. Annual Report of the Bureau of Agriculture, in ms. RPC and ms. ARGGPI: 1910-11-1929 and 1933. Ms. Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry in ms. ARGGPI: 1930-33. Ms. Annual Report of the Metropolitan Water District, in ms. ARGGPI, 1928 and 1932.

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Commonwealth of the Philippines, Metropolitan Water District, Report of the Metropolitan Water District, 1936, 1938, and January 1-June 30, 1939. Metropolitan Water District, Extension of Water Supply, Preliminary Report to the Board of Directors, by A. Gideon, Manager, August 1922 with supporting reports by the Bureau of Science on the geology of the sites involved. Report of the Municipal Board of the City of Manila, 1902-03, 1903-04, 1905. Ms. Report of the Municipal Board of the City of Manila, 1909-10 and 1910-11. . Manila Railroad Company. Report of the General Manager, 1912, 1914, 1918, 1920-1922, 1927, 1930, 1932, 1938 and 1939-40. Commonwealth of the Philippines, Department of Labor. Fact Finding Survey Report, 1936, typescript. Philippine Reports. Contains the official decisions of the Philippine Supreme Court 1900 to the present. Recently these have become available on-line in the Lawphil Project of the Arellano Law Foundation (www.lawphil.net/judjuris) searchable by year, month, and keywords. The many cases accessed through this source are not individually listed in this bibliography.

Maps and Atlases Allied Forces SW Pacific Area. Luzon. 1:50,000 topographic maps, BMP, GHQ, SWPA, 1944-45 and subsequent editions, various sheets. Aragón, Ildefonso de. Plano de Plaza de Manila y Sus Contornos. Manila: 1814. In Maria Lourdes Diaz-Trechuelo Spinola. Arquitectura Española en Filipinas (1565-1800). Sevilla: Publicaciones de la Escuela de Estudios Hispano-Americanos de Sevilla, 1959. Batangas and Taal and Lemery, 1:10,000 and 1:15,000, Philippine Islands City Plans, AMS S901, 1944 from 1904-05 surveys. Coello, Francisco. Atlas de España y sus posesiones de Ultramar. Madrid: s.n., 1848-68. Dagupan, 1:20,000, 1903 map inset in Lingayen Gulf, Philippine Islands, West Coast of Luzon, 1:100,000, Washington, DC, Coast and Geodetic Survey, March 1912, 4209. Huke, Robert E. Agroclimatic and Dry-Season Maps of South, Southeast, and East Asia. Los Baños: International Rice Research Institute, 1982. Philippines, Bureau of Technical Survey and Mapping. Luzon. 1:50,000, topographic maps, BTSM edition 1, 1961 and subsequent editions, various sheets.

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Plano de la Hacienda Rural de S. Juan del Monte, Propiedad de los P.P. Dominicos. s.l.: 1:5,000, [1880s-1890s]. Plano de Subdivision de la Legarda Estate. 1:2,000, Manila, s/d. Provincia de Manila, 1885. Blueprint map, 1: 100,000, 1885. John E. T. Milsaps Collection, Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library.

Archival Materials American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia Dr. Victor Heiser Papers, scrapbooks of clippings Australian National Library H. Otley Beyer Collection Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid “Estado de la agricultura filipina en 1887,” ms. 19.218 “Estado de la ganaderia filipina en 1887,” ms. 19.219. Both collected by province in 1886-87 for the Exposicion de Filipinas/ Esposicion general de las Islas Filipinas, 1887. General Mills, Inc., General Offices-Archives, Minneapolis Sperry Flour Company materials (merged into General Mills circa 1928) Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston Public Library John E. T. Milsaps Collection HSBC Group Archives, London Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, “Inspector’s Report on the Manila Branch, October 14, 1916”, LOH II, 124, folder Ig2 Norman Owen, University of Hong Kong, personal research files “Merchant Circulars: Jardine Matheson” containing Manila merchant “price current” circulars from many Manila merchant houses (1860-1872) “Peele Hubbell” (1850-1857) “Peirce Family Papers.” George Peirce's ledger from his years in Albay Philippine National Archives, Manila Contribución Industrial: Manila, Morong [Rizal], Batangas, Cavite, Laguna, Tayabas, Bulacan, Pampanga, Bataan, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, Pangasinan, and Ilocos Sur, as well as samples for Capiz and Leyte provinces Corrales de Pesca Manila, Junta de Obras del Puerto de Manila, producto del arbitrio del corrales de pesca, 1882 for January-June

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Corrales de Pesca Cavite, monthly lists entitled “Relacion nominal de las licencias de corrales de pesca in la Bahia de esta Capital...” 1892 Ereccion de Pueblos Manila, 1825-1857, bundle 76, no. 66 Estadisticas Manila 1896, including Estado Urbano-Agricola-Comercial and Ganaderia Fincas Urbanas 1890-1891: Manila districts and Caloocan-Navotas, San Felipe Neri, and Tambobong (Malabon) Mercados Publicos Manila 1856-1901 Padrones de Chinos, Manila 1894 and various provinces Padron de Chinos Infieles Manila, 1822 Pesquerias Manila, Expediente relativo a la reclamacion de varias propetarios del Barrio de Gagalangin..., 1873, Concesiones–Establecimiento de vivieros de peces... 1877 Protocolos Manila, selected files kindly brought to my attention by Jean Paterno Protocolos Pangasinan 1896-1900 Servidumbre Domestica 6 Vecindario Provincia de Manila: Navotas. 1877-1880, Tondo and Tondo Mestizos, 1889 and 1891, and Binondo Mestizos 1870-1893 Philippine National Library, Manila Historical Data Papers (1950), Bulacan Province Public Records Office, Kew, London PRO, FO 45/53630/194/13, Warner Barnes rice mill claim PRO, FO 72/1553, British vice consul for Sual, Jose de Bosch PRO, FO 72/1890, on British consuls and vice consuls Royal Geographical Society, London Photo Archive: Manila and Cebu School of Oriental and African Studies, Special Collections, London Ifor B. Powell papers, “List of Smith Bell & Co. Employees” and “Incoming British Nationals, 1842-1859” United States National Archives II, College Park, Maryland Still photograph collection “Dispatches from U.S. Consuls in Manila, 1817-1899.” microcopy T-43, rolls 2-3 “Consular Dispatches, Hong Kong.” FM 108, roll 4 (RG 59 Department of State) Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, “Statement of Condition, February 27, 1909.” BIA records, RG 350, file 553 University of Reading, Rural History Centre, Reading, England Records of British agricultural machinery manufacturers Ransomes, Sims, and Head of Ipswich and John Fowler and Company of Leeds University of Santo Tomas Archives and Manila Archdiocesan Archives, Manila, Libros de Entierros for selected Luzon parishes

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Theses and Dissertations Barwegen, Martine. Gouden Hoorns: De geschiedenis van de veehouderij op Java, 1850-2000. Ph.D. diss., Wageningen University, 2005. Cobban, James L. The City on Java: an Essay in Historical Geography. Ph.D. diss., University of California-Berkeley, 1970. Dy Tiapco, Melba C. “The Community of Camiling, Tarlac—Its History, People, Institutions, and Resources.” M.Ed. thesis, University of the Philippines, 1953. Glynn, Vanessa Jane. “Railroad Policy and Administration in the Philippines in the American Period, 1898-1924.” M.A. thesis, University of the Philippines, 1987. Lanzona, Vina. “Gender, Sex, Family, and Revolution: Women in the HUK Rebellion in the Philippines, 1942-1956.” Ph.D. diss., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2000. Low, Stephen. “The Effect of Colonial Rule on Population Distribution in the Philippines, 1898-1941.” Ph.D. diss., Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, 1956. McIntyre, Kevin. “Eating the Nation: Fish Sauce in the Crafting of Vietnamese Community.” Ph.D. diss., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2001. Meissner, Daniel James. “Shanghai Success: A Story of the Development of the Chinese Mechanized Flour Milling Industry, 1900-1910.” Ph.D. diss., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1996. Regala-Angangco, Ofelia. “The Indian Community in the Philippines.” MA thesis, University of the Philippines, 1956. Rodao, Florentino. “The Spanish Community in the Philippines, 1935-1939.” Ph. D. diss., University of Tokyo, 2006. Rodell, Paul. “La Iglesia Filipina Independiente, 1902-1910.” Ph.D. diss., SUNY-Buffalo, 1992. Salazar, Wigan Maria Walther Tristan. “German Economic Involvement in the Philippines, 1871-1918.” Ph.D. diss., University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies, 2000.

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Wong Chen-ta. “Vegetable Farming in Hong Kong, A Study in Agricultural Geography.” Ph.D. diss., University of Hong Kong, 1971. Wong, Chor-yee. “Proto-Industrialization and the Silk Industry of the Canton Delta, 1662-1934.” Ph.D. diss., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1995.

Other Unpublished Reports Interviews with more than 100 elderly informants, Manila, February-June 1985. Bankoff, Greg. “The Axe and the Market: Spanish Attitudes toward the Tropical Forests of the Philippines 1863-1898,” paper read at the workshop on The Wealth of Nature: How Natural Resources Have Shaped Asian History, 1600-2000, NIAS, Wassenaar, The Netherlands, May 2004. Boomgaard, Peter. “Labor in Java in the 1930s,” read at the CLARA labor seminar, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, March 19, 1999. Fegan, Brian. “Philippines [Bulacan] Fieldwork,” unpublished report, January 21, 1995. Gedney, William. “Tai Names for the Ox,” International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics, October 30, 1981. Geologo, Francis A. “Marriage Patterns in the Philippines during the 19th Century: Data from the Parish Records,” paper read at the Conference on Asian Population History, Taipei, January 1996. Haanstad, Eric. “The State Demands Sacrifices: Yaa Baa, Red Bull, and Ritual Killings in the Thai Drug Wars,” UW Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Friday Forum, November 11, 2005. Hayase Shinzo. “Japanese Goods and their Dealers under the US-Philippine Free Trade System,” read in manuscript March 16, 2002. -----. “A Study of Early Popular Consuming Society: The Philippines and Japanese Goods under American Colonial Rule,” paper read at the 7th International Conference on Philippine Studies, Leiden, June 2004. Henley, David. “Natural Resource Management and Mismanagement: Historical Examples from Southeast Asia,” paper read at the workshop on The Wealth of Nature: How Natural Resources Have Shaped Asian History, 1600-2000,” NIAS, Wassenaar, The Netherlands, May 2004.

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Ignacio, Andres. “Preliminary Field Visit to the Wawa-Marikina River in Montalban, Rizal,” Environmental Research Division, Manila Observatory, 1990, 6 p. with maps and photos. de Jong Boers, Bernice. “Some Notes on the History of Livestock in Indonesia,” unpublished paper read at the IIAS seminar on ‘Animals in Asia,” Leiden, September 1997. English translation of Dr. Koeniger’s “Ueber das Auftreten von Beriberi in Manila, 1882 und 1883,” Deutsch Archiv für Klin. Medizin, 1884, vol. 35 kindly provided by Ken De Bevoise. May, Glenn A. “The Business of Education in the Colonial Philippines, 1909-1930,” paper read at the Conference on Transitions and Transformations in the U.S. Imperial State,” Madison, University of Wisconsin, November 9-11, 2006. Morris, Peter S. “The Historical Economic Geography of American Brewing,” seminar paper, Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin, December 1991. Ocampo, Ambeth R. “The Malolos Banquet: Food as Historical Document,” read in manuscript, October 20, 2000. Paredes, Ruby. “Memoir,” September 8, 2000. -----. “A Price to Pay: Colonial Taxation and the Growth of Filipino Tenancy,” UW Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Friday Forum, January 31, 2003. Rutledge, Jack J. “Applications of Reproductive Biology Technology and Indigenous Knowledge to Dairying in Southeast Asia,” UW Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Friday Forum, November 19, 2004. Wolters, Willem G. “Population Growth, Irrigation and Increasing Cropping Frequency in Java and Luzon.” 1999.

Newspapers and Magazines Principal Newspapers: El Comercio (Manila): domestic rice arrivals 1881 and 1891 “Arribos,” arrivals of rice and maize, July 1, 1894-April 28, 1895 Foreign and domestic rice arrivals, October 1901-March 1902 “Matanza de reses,” February 1, 1886, January 15, 1887, and January 9, 1888 “Matanza clandestina,” various dates, 1894-1895 “Precios Corriente,” commodity prices every two weeks, 1881 and 1891 Leading newspaper for commercial advertisements, 1870s-1890s

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Gaceta de Manila, “Movimiento Maritima,” May 18, 1861-1862, 1872, and 1881 Iloilo, monthly lists of arrivals and departures, May 9, 1861-October 8, 1862 provincial reports Other Newspapers: The American (Manila), May 20, 1899 The American Soldier (Manila), selected issues 1898 Business Day (Manila), March 8, 1974. Daily Advertiser (Hong Kong), October 2-14, 1871. Daily Globe (Manila), July 23, 1989, “Nutrition: Coping with the Times” supplement La Democracia (Manila), May 21, 1901 La Esperanza, Diario de Manila, December 1846 Freedom (Manila), March 4, 1899 Free Philippines (Manila), June 20, 1945 El Grito del Pueblo (Manila), August 12, 1903-June 10, 1904 and December 1906 El Heraldo de la Revolution, October-November 1898. El Ideal (Manila), June 1910 La Independencia, September 1898 Kapatid ng Bayan, September 12, 1906 Katwiran (Tagalog page of Razon) (Manila), selected issues 1910 Libertas (Manila), February 1900 and October 8, 1901 Mabuhay (Manila), 1934 Malaya (Manila), selected issues 1994 Manila American, May 1906 Manila Bulletin, selected issues 1959 Manila Chronicle, September 17, 1989 Manila Daily Bulletin, selected months 1922, 1924, 1926, 1929, 1935; “Chinese Supplement,” February 21, 1923 and January 17, 1931 and “Quarter Century Number,” January 31, 1925. A leading newspaper for advertising in the 1920s. Manila Times, 1907-1908 plus selected months: 1899, 1910, 1912, 1918, 1924, 1994-97 Minneapolis Journal, December 6 and 9, 1905 The News (Behind the News) (Manila), 1939 La Oceania Española (Manila), selected issues, 1893, 1896, 1898 Pagkakaisa (Manila), selected issues 1929 Philippine Daily Inquirer (Manila), selected issues, 1998-2000 The Philippine Star (Manila), July 12, 2000 Philippines Herald (Manila), selected months, 1923, 1927, 1934, and 1938-1939 Razon: Primer Periodico Filipino Socialista Independiente (Manila), available issues 1909-1910 El Renacimiento (Manila), selected months, 1903-1905 and 1909 La Republica Filipina, September 15, 1898 El Resumen (Manila), available issues, 1890-93 Taliba (Manila), selected available issues Tribune (Manila), selected months 1930-1940 La Vanguardia (Manila), March 18, 1918 and January-February 1922

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The Varsity News (University of the Philippines) (Manila), September 1920 Popular Periodicals: American Chamber of Commerce Journal, 1924-34 Bangon, selected months, 1909 The Critic, 1934 Employee, selected issues, 1939 Foto News, selected issues, 1937 and 1939 Graphic, selected issues 1929-1930, 1934, and 1939-1940 Ilustracion Filipina, selected issues, 1859 Lipang Kalabaw, selected months, 1907 The Manila Critic, 1903 El Nacionalismo, 1906-1907 Orient, 1967 Ang Pamilihan, July 1938 Philippine Finance Review, February-June 1930 Philippine Graphic, November 5, 2001 Philippine Panorama, May 21, 1978 Philippine Review, January 1921 Philippines Free Press, 1908, 1911, 1913, 1929-31, a leading venue for advertising Progreso Economico de Filipinas, 1923 Renacimiento Filipino, selected months, 1910 Sampagita, selected issues, 1932 Southwall (Cebu), May-June 2005 Sunday Times Magazine, February 7, 1960 Trabajo, selected issues, 1923, 1930, and 1938 Tulay, Chinese-Filipino Digest, December 1988 Vanguard, March 1938

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