Per capita Population. £ 1 New Zealand 1,028,160 11·45 2 Australasia 4,802,174 7·88 3 South Africa 5,973,394 4·08 4 Canada 7,758,000 3·51 5 Holland 6,114,302 3·37 6 ARGENTINA 7,731,257 3·03 7 Belgium 7,571,387 2·73 8 Norway 2,437,646 2·73 9 URUGUAY 1,112,000 2·72 10 Denmark 2,775,076 2·29 11 Chile 3,505,317 1·90 12 Sweden 5,638,583 1·62 13 West Indies 1,709,732 1·59 14 Switzerland 3,781,430 1·30 15 France 39,601,509 1·03 16 Greece 2,666,000 0·97 17 Germany 64,925,993 0·93 18 Egypt 11,287,359 0·88 19 Portugal 5,960,056 0·66 20 United States 91,972,266 0·65 21 Costa Rica 388,266 0·63 22 Brazil 23,070,969 0·55 23 East Africa 2,651,892 0·54 24 Italy 34,671,377 0·45 25 Spain 19,639,000 0·44 26 Turkey 21,273,900 0·38 27 West Africa 20,176,635 0·35 28 Japan 52,985,423 0·28 29 East Indies 315,156,396 0·23 30 Russia 171,059,900 0·16 31 Mexico 15,063,207 0·16 32 Austria-Hungary 49,458,421 0·12 33 China 320,650,000 0·05 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. 1913 THE TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WITH THE REPUBLICS OF SOUTH AMERICA IS SHOWN IN THE FOLLOWING TABLES COMPILED FROM AMERICAN OFFICIAL STATISTICS