POSITIONS HELD BY ARGENTINA AND URUGUAY RESPECTIVELY IN THE EXPORT TRADE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM ACCORDING TO BRITISH OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS, 1913.

Value of exports from Great Britain to:£
1East Indies71,738,755
2Germany60,573,457
3United States59,536,352
4France40,876,731
5Australasia37,852,929
6Russia27,705,660
7Canada27,235,355
8South Africa24,373,018
9Argentina23,430,246
10Belgium20,667,519
11Holland20,605,137
12Italy15,620,393
13China15,016,023
14Japan14,837,948
15Brazil13,015,769
16New Zealand11,776,261
17Egypt9,966,948
18Sweden9,241,874
19Spain8,655,196
20Turkey7,992,712
21West Africa7,166,222
22Norway6,669,089
23Chile6,366,946
24Denmark6,340,773
25Austria-Hungary5,786,077
26Switzerland5,106,764
27Portugal3,935,802
28Uruguay3,027,568
29West Indies2,716,545
30Greece2,597,227
31Mexico2,549,265
32East Africa1,443,859
33Costa Rica247,093
Total including other countries£635,117,134
Population.Per
capita £
1New Zealand1,028,16011·45
2Australasia4,802,1747·88
3South Africa5,973,3944·08
4Canada7,758,0003·51
5Holland6,114,3023·37
6Argentina7,731,2573·03
7Belgium7,571,3872·73
8Norway2,437,6462·73
9Uruguay1,112,0002·72
10Denmark2,775,0762·29
11Chile3,505,3171·90
12Sweden5,638,5831·62
13West Indies1,709,7321·59
14Switzerland3,781,4301·30
15France39,601,5091·03
16Greece2,666,0000·97
17Germany64,925,9930·93
18Egypt11,287,3590·88
19Portugal5,960,0560·66
20United States91,972,2660·65
21Costa Rica388,2660·63
22Brazil23,070,9690·55
23East Africa2,651,8920·54
24Italy34,671,3770·45
25Spain19,639,0000·44
26Turkey21,273,9000·38
27West Africa20,176,6350·35
28Japan52,985,4230·28
29East Indies315,156,3960·23
30Russia171,059,9000·16
31Mexico15,063,2070·16
32Austria-Hungary49,458,4210·12
33China320,650,0000·05

During the five years 1908-1912 48½% of the whole maize imported by the United Kingdom came from Argentina; or only a little less than the total quantity of that imported from the United States, Roumania, Russia, India, Natal, Canada, Bulgaria and the Cape of Good Hope.

In respect of the total issue of Capital in the United Kingdom during the first six months of 1914, Argentina ranked first (with £12,809,200 as against £12,244,100 which went to Russia) among the foreign countries for which such issues were destined; and third if British Possessions are included in the comparison.