Evening journal

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I "ited States business has al

ready a large and growing share of

t b e trade of the Caribbean lands. In

j

-ports from the United States rep-1

0 ,ha ?he° ne ;oun f trt U The

in, P orts nt tïl0 count! let. The

Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua.

Costa Rica, Panama, Cuba. Hie Do

1 minican Republican and Haiti, the

e th e p T 0 r .U f S,a. e es C

market» t0 of "somh

America^have been Créai Britain

Germany, ul f hh j

never as effectue in Caribbean lands

as waa furthor lo the 8 utb

pwison

'rade °f raany o(her t n B

litf 1 e larger than thatof Holland)

thp Posslbll ties are shown by the

that when Soutlt America

"The total foreign trade of South

America in 1913 was valued at $2.864,

»70,244. While this is not large in

i proportion to population, and on the

j other hand is decidedly small in cora

with the volume of foreign

statement

becomes as large per ap

in ,hc markets of the world as Cuba

today, it will demand imports worth

Î2.«°0.«00.nm> annually,

has as much to sell per raptta asCuba

has today it will have an expor s

me 8 worth 2 000 000.000 annually.

'Hut backward as South America is

in it g fnreien trade it is bv no means

n 18 foreign ttaoe it is o> no ima

88 backward as Central America,

volume of the exports °f,fhe six cot

tries which constitute Central Amer

lca ,R smaller in proportion to a

than those of any other region of like

8 J* r a,ul resources in the N<w Vorld.

ow smai. U aP a ly,s

,us,ra pd .**forefen H-ade H^ng a

"Ith Cuba» foreign trade. a 10 ff a

population five times as great as that

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening journal. (1915). Wilmington, Del., 1915-01-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042354/1915-01-20/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening journal, 1915-01-20.