The New International Encyclopædia…
“ San Diego has considerable commercial importance as the centre of extensive lemon and other fruit interests and as a port of entry. The value of the foreign trade in 1901 was $1,475,000, including exports to the amount of $963,000. The industrial establishments of the city in the census year 1900 had an invested capital of $1,147,712, and an output valued at $1,309,321. The principal manufactured products are carriages and wagons, flour, furniture, fertilizers, show cases, vinegar, wine, citric acid, oil of lemon, of orange, etc. ”
