CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
IGeneral Remarks on Foreign Trade[1]
IIBrazil[13]
IIIArgentine[31]
IVUruguay[49]
VParaguay[57]
VIChile[67]
VIIBolivia[79]
VIIIPeru[91]
IXEcuador[106]
XColombia[114]
XIVenezuela[126]
XIICentral America[138]
XIIIMexico[156]
XIVCuba[168]
XVSanto Domingo[176]
XVIHaiti[182]
XVIIPorto Rico[186]
XVIIIThe Guianas: British, Dutch and French[191]
XIXEuropean Possessions in the West Indies[199]
XXForeign Trade with Latin America and How It Developed[212]
XXIMethods of Doing Business[224]
XXIIThe Salesman and the Customer[242]
XXIIICustom-Houses and Tariffs[266]
XXIVTrade Marks[276]
XXVFinance and Credits[288]
XXVIPacking and Shipping[311]
XXVIIAdvertising[331]
XXVIIIReciprocity[345]
XXIXHealth Precautions[368]
Appendix[377]
Index[401]