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the order named with $5,300,000, $1,300,000, 
and $340,000 respectively to their credit. 
Jamaica has no preferential tariff with the 
United Kingdom and will not have so long 
as the United States continues to be her best 
customer. 
Barbados’ area of 166 square miles is the 
most densely populated piece of land in the 
world, with 200,000 inhabitants. It imported 
$6,500,000 worth of goods in 1913 and ex 
ported $2,600,000. It is a great coaling sta 
tion for ocean vessels, its trade in this line alone 
amounting to $2,400,000 last year. 
The United States took $330,000 of its pro 
duction in 1913 and sold it goods to the extent 
of $1,850,000. England controls most of its 
trade. Its chief articles of export are sugar, 
rum and molasses. 
The following table shows the imports and 
exports of the chief of the remaining islands: 
Islands Imports 
St. Kitts and Nevis $1,250,000 
Antigua 830,000 
Dominica 720,000 
Montserrat 150,000 
Exports 
$ 950,000 
850,000 
735,000 
180,000