110 Biscuits Cametá Coarse, net 1,515 ks. From River Cametá and partly Islands. Coarse Itaituba net 302 ks. From River Tapajos. (Tapajos), Weak Coarse, net 254 ks. From Lower Amazon. Tiras (Strips), net 119 ks. From River Tapajos. 20 Balls Toc. Caucho Ball, net 911 ks. From River Tocantins & Rio Fresco. 30 Balls Tap. Caucho Ball, net 1,061 ks. From Higher reaches Cachoeira, of River Tapajos, above rapids, and State of Matto-Grosso. 20 Balls High Xingú Caucho Ball, net 1,044 ks. From Higher reaches of River Xingú. 2 Bags—1 Bag Inaja Palm Nuts Used for curing Fine Rubber. 1 Bag Urucuri Palm Nuts Used for curing Fine Rubber. 2 Boxes—4 & 5 Tin Cups, etc., for collecting Latex 1 Case—No. 3 Natural Woods—2 blocks of wood and shavings, used for curing rubber 1 Box Machadinhos (Hatchets), collecting and curing utensils 1 Box Wooden Stand used for curing large biscuits of rubber. The AMAZONAS Section AMAZON STATE IS THE LARGEST ONE IN BRAZIL Area in square kilometers, 1,894,724. Population, 600,000 inhabitants. Capital, Manáos; 60,000 inhabitants, 32ᵐ, 40ᵐ height from sea-level. It exports rubber and woods for construction and for other works, Pará nuts, Guaraná and some other products. Beans, corn, rice and almost every kind of cereals grow there beautifully. It is put in communication with Europe by one English and two German Steamship Companies, and by cable and wireless telegraphy. These companies have improved their steamers, which go to Europe. To the United States it is served only by the English company, every ten days. They are cargo boats. Principal cities: Stacoatiara, Manicoré, Humaythé, Teffé, Parintins and Labrea. Medium temperature, 27° 2′ centigrade. Rains—Evaporation in mm., 1592,0. Height, 1525,3 (in 202 days). Wind—Velocity in one second, 1ᵐ, 60. Direction, east. EXPORTS OF RUBBER FROM STATE OF AMAZONAS SINCE 1827 UP TO 1907 Years. Kilograms. 1837 802,410 1847 4,286,570 1857 7,134,195 1867 2,969,070 1877 17,403,574 1887 43,454,671 1897 106,424,423 1907 120,434,947