2io SELLING LATIN AMERICA 
Islands Imports Exports 
Granada 1,350,000 1,800,000 
St, Lucia 1,500,000 550,000 
St. Vincent 600,000 550,000 
All of these islands have a preferential duty- 
treaty with Canada and Great Britain, despite 
which our own sales with them in 1913 were 
about $2,000,000. 
Sugar and rum are their chief products. 
Dominica and Montserrat export limes, lime 
juice and citrate of lime. Granada and St. 
Lucia export cocoa, and St. Vincent’s chief 
product is arrow-root. Last year St. Lucia 
supplied 133,000 tons of coal to vessels, most 
of which came from the United States. 
The Bahama group, of which Nassau with 
13,000 population is the capital, exported last 
year goods valued at $1,300,000, of which 
amount $830,000 was in sponges and $330,000 
in sisal, the United States taking $620,000 
worth. * The imports in the same period were 
$2,000,000, of which we supplied $1,400,000. 
Bermuda, 20 miles square with 3,000 inhabi 
tants, depends for its existence upon the tour