208 SELLING LATIN AMERICA 
Her imports in 1913 were $13,750,000, Eng 
land supplying $4,500,000; the United States 
$4,000,000, Canada, $1,250,000, France $300,- 
000 and Germany $200,000. 
Both England and Canada are favored by a 
preferential tariff. 
Jamaica covers an area of 4424 square miles. 
Its exports in 1913 were $11,000,000 as against 
$14,000,000 in imports. Her chief exports 
are: 
Bananas 
Logwood 
Coffee 
750,000 
Cocoanuts 
500,000 
Sugar 
Ginger 
Tobacco 
Of these the United States took $6,200,000, 
Great Britain $2,000,000, France $750,000, 
Canada $425,000 and Germany $425,000. 
Jamaica’s chief export is bananas, almost all 
of which are taken by the United States, who 
in return sells her 50 per cent, of her imports, 
England, Canada and Germany following in