You local lumber yard (not Home depot) that sells to the trades locally may have something you can use.
You could call Amazon Exotic Hardwoods (about an hour NE of you) or check their website and see what they have that would meet your needs. Kiln dried domestic hardwoods are pretty easy to find. Dry tropical hardwoods are much harder to source with the exception of the ones that find a lot of use for flooring and such (e.g. brazilian cherry, ipe, maybe purpleheart).
I've never come across a piece of highly figured tropical hardwood that was equivalent to kiln dried lumber. I've gotten wax sealed cocobolo that sat in a garage for 20 years that still was not "dry". Having said that, I've turned a lot of spindle projects from green tropical woods and never had a problem. You do need to anticipate some shrinkage if you are turning to any critical dimensions.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
Ed