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Volume Title: International Migrations, Volume I: Statistics

Volume Author/Editor: Walter F. Willcox

Volume Publisher: NBER

Volume ISBN: 0-87014-013-2

Volume URL: http://www.nber.org/books/fere29-1

Publication Date: 1929

Chapter Title: Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Mexico, , , , , Dutch Guiana, Venezuela

Chapter Author: Walter F. Willcox

Chapter URL: http://www.nber.org/chapters/c5135

Chapter pages in book: (p. 499 - 536) MEXICO 501

MEXICO These statistics were first collected in 1909.In that year they were published in a separate volume which contained particulars not col- lected or not published later.For instance, aliens were classified not only according to thei.r nationality, but also according to the country of their last permanent residence. The statistics relateto both the continental and intercontinental migrations of citizens and aliens.However, after 1910 the distinction between these two formsof migration cannot be exactly drawn.The majority of aliens arrivefrom or proceed to overseas countries, while the contrary is the case for citizens.

TABLE 1.—DISTRIBUTION OFIMMIGRANTS (CITIZENS AND ALIENS DISTINGUISHED) BY SEX AND AGE, 1909-10.

1909 1910 Age Total Males Fcinalcs Total Males Females Up to 5 years 2,403 1,202 1,201 3,297 1,719 1,578 6 to 12" 2,486 1,340 1,146 - 2,806 1,531 1,365 13to 18" 3,420 2,203 1,217 4,705 3,213 1,492 19to 40" 35,974 27,027 8,947 56,612 44,880 11,732 41years and over 14,165 11,311 2,854 19,399 15,704 3,695 Total 58,448 43,083 15,365 86,909 67,047 19,862 Of which: repatriated citizens 16,069 11,792 4,277 37,227 29,436 7,791 alien immigrants 42.379 31,291 11,088 49,682 37,611 12,071

TABLE 11.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANTS, BY OCCUPATION AND SEX, 1909.

Occupation Total Males Females Total 58,448 43,083 15,365 Doctors 538 531 7 Engineers 2,0.59 2,056 3 Other liberal professions 775 772 3 Farmers 5,484 5,479 5 Masons 241 241 .. Merchants 5,313 5,283 30 Carpenters 641 641 .. Domestic servants 196 81 115 Smiths 252 252 ... Industrials 536 536 ... Miners 2,335 2,335 ... Mechanics 1,208 1,207 1 Industrial workers 117 117 , Shoemakers 220 220 ... Independent 779 756 23 Debarred from occupation through age or sex 16,912 2,272 14,640 Other occupations 20,842 20,304 538 Total 58,448 43,083 15,363 502 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE 111.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANTS, BY COUNTRY OF LAST RESIDENCE, 1909.

Germany 571 4,165 EUROPE 1,081 Great Britain 1,767 Italy 158 Other countries 733 China 2,962 ASIA Japan 31 IOthercountries 62 Canada 139 SouthAmerica 220 AMERICA United States 42,374 I Central America 581 I, Cuba 3,604 Total continental 46,559 Total intercontinental 11,889 General total 58,448 TABLE IV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS BY 1911 NATIONALITY. 1909-24' SpanishFrenchGerman. Nationality 19095,6351,271 19105,9271,255 5,2691,224 1912 5,3211,154 19134,487 937 19141,393 275 1915 1,856 258 1916 2,872 465 19174,395 388 19182,347 80 19193,282 206 19204,184 924 19218,3641,200 19225,9791,165 19235,9041,524 819 19241,8453,869 OtherChineseItalianEnglish European 3,4871,5142,424 499923 4,6811,5433,1761,058 517 3,3701,5273,3021,044 628 4,9732,4333,2681,102 705 4,9101,3143,2881,145 472 1,4911,856 314294119 474289832179177 1,221 228555125300 1,1741,078 377350482 774397136644273 1,1511,114 489216910 2,6691,2421,595 374881 2,5091,7231,3201,177 969 3,2841,459 721714952 1,1251,6893,1412,983 1,5923,8373,377 880713 ArabGuatemalanNorthOtherJapanese American Asiatic 25,169 135... 55 29,564 175.. 66 19.733 104198 2653 19,864 129278 2254 8,628 306738 1888 2,603 225162 1617 2,377 116 115626 5,525 493 2375 8 8,264 241144610 19 3,804 456 3157 5 5,885 567275515 37 7,817 661181. 38 . . 15,429 1,3581,070 612... 18,532 1,158 957311... 20,198 1,1251,962 283... 20,978 976320715.. . TotalOtherSouthCentralCuban nationalities American American 42,379 119217931 49,682 118665937 37,610 220175737 40,667 422101841 27,191 120106634 9,182 275101 41 7,238 486 3467 12,516 144367115 18,468 186102658 9,718 161491 62 15,596 242156551 21,395 311518 37,071 819521 36.014 414368 41,438 397288 40,721 1.087 346186 0 Continental'Intercontinental For reference notes see page 505. 26,31716,062 31,16618,516 20,67116,939 19,83920,828 17,805 9,386 6,1872,995 4,2972,941 6,4726,044 9,4259,043 5,2314,487 7,159 12,3998,996 17,308 20,058 21,611 22,30018,421 0i Nationality 1911 TABLE V.—DISTRII3UTJON OF EMIGRANT1912 ALIENS BY NATIONALITY, 1911-24. 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 H EnglishSpanishGermanFrench 3,2875,0651,1181,139 2,8425,0731j691,009 2,9831,1294,4601,072 — 1,6471,609; 344 3,175 110444196139 3,414 640445413 3,365 419336121 2,445 516152303 11 4,183 571312639101 2,925 380707547294 4,296 724796724 4,0321,006 963739 2,1483,981 747986 1,7381,079 764 IIH ArabJapaneseChineseOtherItalian European 1,299 108810561 92 1,471 124550564 86 1,261 866585148128 460241146 3272 210186149 30 153232373485145 636471205186 58 519100325 33 9 142745434 33 761126 1,1111,023. 389125 48 196960694409 1,428 194870750 972579965198 0 CubanGuatemalanNorthOther AsiaticAmerican 20,501 164890108 68 23,986 189928 6986 11,796 103869258 64 1,713 303 6015 8 1,7•15 322 4630 6 3,604, 559 59 97: 2,977 621 4463 1 3,172 573 21 4,271 578339365 27 1,0764,716 6 10,200 1,709 13,358 1,299 381 16,795 2,122 16,962 1,066 363 OtherAfricanSouthCentral AmericannationalitiesNor American h American... 202184 145188 169 1087 2 4266 5 1060 2 6 101 49 2 103153 159 65 2 262323 61 422333346, 841259201 1,186 239287 238363 H Total 2 21,64335,596 25,17138,479 12,89825,990 2,0977,132 -_2,143 6,830 10,720 4,207, 9,6553.648 3,9198,456 12,968 12,255!22,246 25,338 32,481I 9,204 18,39129,843 w0 Intercontinental 13,953 13.308 13,092 5,035 4,687 6,513 6,007 4.537 7,715 9,991k 10,480 wIIH MEXICO 505

TABLE VI.—DISTRIBUTION OF' .IMMIGRANTS, BY OCCUPATION, 1922-24.

Occupation 1922 1923 1924

Agriculture 17,235 29,604 35,001 Industry and mining 7,726 10.262 10,593 Transport and commerce 11,701 13,541 12,903 Domestic service and general labor 20,202 18,960 22,887 Liberal professions and public services 4,671 5,994 7,179 Other occupations, none or unknown 29,324 54,445 61,944

Total 90,859 132,806 150,507

SOURCES E8tadistica de por Ia Direccióni Genei'al do Estadistica a cargo del Dr. Antonio Peñaüel.No. 1. Año de 1909.Mexico, 1910, pp. 308-319. Tables I-Ill (year 1909).

Bolelim del Departernento de la Estadistica Nacional.September and November 1924.Mexico, 1924. Tables IV and V (years 1911-23); VI (years 1922 and 1923).

Estadistica Nacional.Organ of the Department of National Statistics.Aflo II, Numero 27; Febrero 15, 1926.Mexico, 1926. Tables IV-VI (year 1924).

Information supplied by the Department of National Statistics. Tables I and IV (year 1910).

NOTES 11n addition, 13 Africans and 2,854 persons, the nationality of whomis not distinguished and the year of immigration of whom is notindicated, immigratedduring the period 1911-23. 2North Americans, Guatemalans, and Central Americans, 506 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

WEST INDIES TABLE 1.—IMMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIAN COLONIES, BY COUNTRYOF ORIGIN AND COLONY OF IMMIGRATION, 1834-72.

Immigrants introduced 1834 1835183618371838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 into: from: Great Britain 2 358 613 360 1,333 19 Madeira 24 67 Sierra Leone 592 292 301 St. Helena 400 East Indies China JAMAICA Canada 25 110 United States 71 161 3 23 West Indies 94 314 Havana Direct from captured slavers Germany 506 532

Total 2 8881,212 360 71 2.2051,028 434

United States 314 909 63 3 West Indies 6921,1061,7191,9562,075

Rio de Janeiro I Sierra Leone 170 514 476 TRINIDADMadeira No record of any migration St. Helena 402 289

East Indies I Cape Verde China Total 1,0062,0151,9522,8722,843 Africa 157 807 698 653 8692,740 471 37 East Indies 406 St. Helena 1,112 86 Sierra Leone 415 148 239 Kroo Coast Foreign West Indies 174 713 314 37 2 51 13 BRITISH Madeira 429 4.312 348 45 GUIANA Azores Rio de Janeiro 91 578 563 Surinam 252 58 4 31 China Great Britain Cape Verde Not stated 143 132 388 155 1 Total8 5861,1241,7951,910 192 8768,0962,655 550

Great Britain 18 18 1 17 France I 1 6 23 Germany 29 ST. LUCIA British West Indies 78 Sierra Leone St. Helena East Indies

Total 19 18 1 1 130 23 Madeira St. Helena 136 ST. VINCENT Sierra Leone East Indies -—______Total 1364 Madeira St. Helena Sierra Leone Saba East Indies Total

For reference notes see page 521. BRITISH WEST INDIES 507

TABLE 1.—IMMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIAN COLONIES, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND COLONY OF IMMIGRATION, 1834-72 (continued).

Immigrantsintroduced 18441845 1846 1847184818491850 1851 into: from: Great Britain 13 Madeira (67 Sierra Leone 339 42 1,148 228 177 317

St. Helena 201 463... . 743 773 452 East Indies 2611,8512,438 China JAMAICA Canada 35 United States West Indies 255 127 Havana 71 49 79 61 39 16 32 Direct from captured slavers 230 Germany Total 5406062,4412,5091,9401,080468 808 16 19)

United States 12 32 West Indies 1,708 990 Rio de Janeiro 504 52 323 Sierra Leone 246420 399 207 255 471 TRINIDADMadeira 379 346 St. Helena 60 100 231 1,290304 14 4 East Indies 2252,4562,077 634 1731,3092,089 Cape Verde China 988 Total 2,5301,6352,9353,105 8731,868775 1,3233,081 Africa British West Indies 722 428 East Indies 8164,0193,4773,545 5172,8052,022 St. Helena 819 10 876 719 15 Sierra Leone 3781.425 278 457 821 428 453 140 Kroo Coast 108 273 Foreign West Indies BRITISH Madeira 1406685,9753,755300 861,0401.1011,0092,567 GUIANA Azores 164 Rio de Janeiro 145 111 72 113 Surinam China 647 Great Britain 21 Cape Verde Not stated 255 Total3 9183,63111,.5197,8075,542 1972,2592,2564,0825,509 Great Britain France Germany ST. LUCIA British West Indies Sierra Leone 365 186 St. Helena 568 East Indies Total 365 754

Madeira 460 86 St. Helena 575 ST. VINCENT Sierra Leone 234 East Indies Total 460 86 234 575

Madeira 421 10 St. Helena 85 GRENADA Sierra Leone 711 261 Saba 23 East Indies Total 421 796 261 10 23

For reference notes see page 521. 508 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE J.—IMMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIAN COLONIES, BY COUNTRYOF ORIGIN AND COLONY OF IMMIGRATION, 1834-72 (continued).

Immigrantsintroduced 1854 1855185618571858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 into: from: Great Britain Madeira Sierra Leone St. Helena 390 East Indies 47 259 608 533 China 5981.5231,982 542 JAMAICA Canada United States West Indies Havana Direct from captured slavers Germany 212 6452,1722,5901,075 United States West Indies Rio de Janeiro Sierra Leone 226 Madejra St. Helena 30 4 470 East Indies 687 291 6281,4142,0833,3632,1692,5441,6031,801 Cape Verde 172 China 467 Total 687 291 6281,5862,1133.3672,8652.5442,0701,801

Africa 281 625 40 558 373 British West Indies 69 East Indies 1,9282,3421,259 2,5961,4043,4265,4503,7375,6252.354 St. Helena 65 Sierra Leone Kroo Coast Foreign West Indies BRITISH Madeira 6481,055 180 3421,484 684 135 35 29 GUIANA Azores Rio de Janeiro Surinam China 6991,9423,3682,590 296 Great Britain Cape Verde 766 53 Not stated Total 2,3763,3972,2702,9383,2224,8098,1527,180 3,092 Great Britain France Germany ST. LUCIA British West Indies Sierra Leone St. Helena 179 East Indies 555 660 320 Total I..... 555 660 499 Madeira St. Helena 94 119 14 ST. VINCENT Sierra Leone East Indies 260 307 Total 94 379 321 Madeira St. Helena 92 122 57 114 GRENADA Sierra Leone Saba East Indies 283362299 1,097 Total 283 362 299 1221,154 114

For reference notes see page 521. BRITISH WEST INDIES 509

TABLE J.—IMMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIAN COLONIES, BY COUNTRYOF ORIGIN AND COLONY OF IMMIGRATION, 1834-72(continued).

Immigrants introduced 1864 1865 1866 1867 . 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 into: from: Great Britain Madeira Sierra Leone St. Helena 11 East Indies 1,623 1,393 906 1,355 1,525 China JAMAICA Canada United States West Indies Havana Direct from captured slavers Germany

Total 1,636 1,393 906 1,3551,525 United States West Indies 1,322 Rio de Janeiro Sierra Leone TRINIDAD Madeira St. Helena East Indies 9492,759 4733,2671,3673,3291,8921,5083,607 Cape Verde China 593 597 Total 9493.3522.4023,2671.3673,3291,8921,5083.607

Africa 390 42 British West Indies.. .4,2972,482 757 355 559 980 631 591 EastIndies 2,7093,216 2,526}3,9092,5287,1684,9432.7063,550 St. Helena Sierra Leone Kroo Coast Foreign West Indies BRITISH Madeira 118 134 304 219 240 4541 260 Azores GUIANA Rio de Janeiro Surinani China 5091,691 789 Great Britain Cane Verde Not stated Total 7.90517,5494.2064,5683,3068,3886,0283,3573,550 Great Britain France Germany British West ST LUCIA Sierra Leone St. Helena East Indies Total Madeira St. Helena ST. VINCENTSierra Leone East Indies 214 477 343 325

Total 214 477 I 325 Madeira St. Helena GRENADA Sierra Leone Saba East Indies 260 269 Total 260 269

For reference noteB see page 521. 510 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE Ia.—RETURN OF IMMIGRANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE WEST INDIAN COLO- NIES, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND ISLES OF IMMIGRATION. SINCE THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY 1834-72 (continued).

Immigrants introduced 18341835183618371838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 into: from: Madeira Great Britain ANTIGUA British West Indies Cape Verde China Total Trinidad Sierra Leone ST. KITTS Great Britain St. Helena Madeira East Indies Total NEVJS Madeira Sierra Leone TOBAGO St. Helena Total Liberated Africans from theDonFrancisco... 401 Refugees from French Islands 327 British West Indies.. .. 76

GreatBritain . 4 Total 808 BAHAMAS Wrecked Slavers China HONDURAS United States British West Indies Total

Great Britain 2 358631 378 1 171,333 19 Madeira 453 67 4,312 348 45 Cape Verde Azores Sierra Leone 1,177 9541,016 St. Helena 1,914 375 East Indies 406 China Canada 25 110 United States 314 980 224 3 26 TOTAL TO British West Indies 137 807 698653 692 2,053 4,553 2,741 2,112 WEST Havannah & F. Indies 174 713 314 37 2 51 13 Saba RiodeJaneiro 91 378 563 Direct from captured and wrecked slavers Malta Kroo Coast Germany 506 532 29 France 1 1... 1 6 23 Not stated 143 132 388 155 1 112 Surinam 252 58 4 31 Trinidad

Total 21,4742,3552,1731,911 1,1993,09212,2536,5783,827 BRITISH WEST INDIES 511

TABLE Ja.—RETUR.N OF IMMIGRANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE WEST INDIAN COLO- NIES. BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND ISLES OF IMMIGRATION, SINCE THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, 1834-72 (continued).

Immigrants introduced 1844 18451846 1847184818491850 1851 1852 1853 into: from: Madeira 1,068 7 132 63 180 21 335 Great Britain ANTIGUA British West Indies 19 Cape Verde China

Total 1,068 7 132 63 180 21 354

Trinidad 5 Sierra Leone 95 ST. KITTS Great Britain St. Helena 137 Madeira East Indies Total S 95 137 .. NEVIS Madeira Sierra Leone 46 TOBAGO St. Helena ... 246 Total 292 Liberated Africans from the Don Francisco DOMINICARefugees from French Islands British West Indies Great Britain Total

BAHAMAS Wrecked Slavers China HONDURAS United States British West Inches Total

Great Britain 13 21 Madeira 140 6686,4136,418 393 218 1,1031,2901,0303,0b9 Cape Verde.. Azores 164 Sierra Leone 963 1,887 278 8562,176 1,888 1,523 816 140 2736 St. Helena 261 1,382 2411.6i9 2,148 2,303 698 29 4 East Indies 1,3028,3267,9924,179 6904,1144,111 China 1,635 Canada 35 TOTAL TO United States 12 32 WEST British West Indies. . . 1,708 1,967 555 19 INDIES Havannah & F. Indies 71 49 79 61 39 16 32 Saba 23 Rio de Janeiro 649 52 434 72 113 Direct from captured and wrecked slavers 230 Malta Kroo Coast 108 Germany France Not stated 255 Surinam Trinidad 5 Total. 16,95415,743 4,767 5,2923,7195,4659,143

For reference notes see page 521 512 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE Ia.—RETURN OF IMMIGRANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE WEST INDIAN COLO- NIES, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND ISLES OF IMMIGRATION, SINCE THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, 1834-72 (continued).

Immigrants introduced 1854 1855 18561851 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 into: from: 167 44 11 191 Great Britain ANTIGUA British West Indies 12 26 1,005 Cape Verde 195 12 China

Total 1671 I 195 121 561 261 I ii 1,296

Trinidad SierraLeone 223 ST. KITTS Great Britain 1 St.Helena Madeira 106 157 253 103 77 43 50 219 East Indies 337

Total 1061 157 234 1031 50 442

NEVIS Madeira TOBAGO Sierra Leone St. Helena 225 Total 225 Liberated Africans Irom the Don Franclico Ref ugee8fromFrench DOMINICA I Islands British West Indies Great Britain Total BAHAMAS Wrecked Slavers L• 3891 China HONDURAS United States British West Indies Total

Great Britain 1 Madeira... . 8151,267 286 4991,781 787 212 89 79 410 Cape Verde 961 184 53 Azores SierraLeone 281 851 430 558 596 St.Helena 65 30 4 703 5001.083 647 East Indies 2,6152.63318874,2933.8497,6438,8778,40110,9344,697 China 472 6991,9423,3683,057 396 TOTAL TO Canada WEST United States INDIES British West Indies 12 26 1,074 Havannah & F. Indies Saba Rio de Janeiro Direct from captured and wrecked slavers 362 389 Malta Kroo Coast Germany France Not stated Su:inam Triiicjad Total 3,902 3,1995,33E6,0079.15912,97412,78815,7117,820

For reference notes see page 521. BRITISH WEST INDIES 513

TABLE Ia.—RETURN OF IMMIGRANTS INTRODUCED INTO THE WEST INDIAN COLO- NIES, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN AND ISLES OF IMMIGRATION, SINCE THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, 1834-72 (concluded).

Immigrants introduced 1864 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 into: from: Madeira Great Britain ANTIGUA British West Indies 4 Cape Verde China Total 4 .•. Trinidad Sierra Leone ST. MITTS Great Britain St. Helena Madeira 15 51 East Indies Total 15 5J NEVIS Madeira Sierra Leone TOBAGO St. Helena Total (LiberatedAfricans from the Don Francis- co) DOMINICA Refugees from French Islands British West Indies Great Britain Total

BAHAMAS Wrecked Slavers

China 474 HONDURAS United States 178 319. British West Indies... 129 Total 603 178 319 Great Britain Madeira 118 149 335 219 240 260 Cape Verde Azores Sierra Leone 390 42 St. Helena 11 East Indies 3,6385,9753,4739,2783,89512,23377416,1638,682 China 3092,7581,386 Canada TOTAL TO United States. 178 319 WEST British W. Indies... 4.2972,6112,089 355 563 980 631 591 INDIES Havannah & F.Indtes.. Saba Rio de Janeiro Direct fromcaptured and wrecked 8lavera... Malta Kroo Coast Germany France Not stated Surinam Trinidad Total 8,854 11,5047,09710,1774,99613,4538,8267,0148,682 514 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE IL—IMMIGRANTS AND LIBERATED AFRICANS INTRODUCED INTOTHE WEST INDIA COLONIES, BY COLONY OF IMMIGRATION, 18 73-75.

. 1873 1874 1875

Jamaica 1,562 1,356 1,250 British Guiana 11,592 7,610 4,907 Trinidad 2,901 1,717 3,275 St. Vincent 333 Nevis 315

TABLE III.—IMMIGRANTSINTO THE WEST INDIES, BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, 1873-75.

1873 1874 1875

Total 11,592 11,331 9,432 Madeira 187 189 114 East Indies 7,512 9,740 8,871 China 388 British West Indies 3,893 1,014 447

TABLE IV.—IMMIGRANTS, LIBERATED AFRICANS AND KROOMEN RETUIU.4'ED TO THEIR OWN COUNTRIES FROM THE BRITISH WEST INDIA CoLoNIEs, 1843-72.

Years JamaicaBr. GuianaTrinidadSt.VincentSt. LuciaGrenada

1843—49 48 868 1850 247 1851 927 376 1852 519 241 1853 1,167 211 601 1854 429 251 1855 in 1856 260 280 1857 595 343 1858 126 323 359 1859 798 1860 1861 74 303 1862 399 1863 1864 447 1865 462 521 1866 1867 4 451 1868 76 1869 407 372 1870 4079 408 1871 925 42310 163 1872 421 98711 398 110 For reference notes see page 521. WEST INDIES—BAHAMAS—BARBADOS 515

BAHAMAS TABLE V.—IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION OF ALIENS (CONTRACT LABORERS), 1906-14.

Year Arrived Sent home

1906 3,815 3,603 1907 6,497 6,303 1908 3,670 4,064 1909 3,764 3,680 1910 4,185 3,685 1911 4,469 4,094 1912 4,026 4,280 1913 5,095 5,046 1914 2,715 2,792

TABLE VI.—DIs'rrn:BUTIoN OF EMIGRANT AND IMMIGRANT CITIZENS FROM AND INTO FLORIDA, BY SEX, 1911-15.

Emigrants Immigrants

Year Total Males Females Tdtal Males Females

1911 3,230 2,832 848 1,964 1,521 443 1912 2,628 1,909 119 2,548 1,922 626 1913 3,422 2,547 875 2,396 1,779 617 1914 3,758 2,806 952 3,059 2,302 757 1915 1,311 1,008 503 2,702 1,959 743 1916 2,734 1,945 789 1,895 1,296 599 1917 1,750 1,147 603 2,090 1,524 566 1918 3,521 2,977 54,4 1,396 1,069 327

0 BARBADOS TABLE VII.—IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION, 1909-24.

Year Immigrants Emigrant

1909 11,764 1910 17,932 1911 17,525 1912 15,218 1913 14,435 15,116 1914 11,898 9,029 191.5 8,838 6,614 1916 8,677 6,655 1917 8,262 6,595 1918 8,209 5,013 1919 12,783 3,404 1920 13,168 15,846 1921 13,156 12,949 1922 1923 11,611 11,67612 1924 12,427 11,609 For reference notes see page 521. 516 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

BERMUDA

TABLE VIII.—IMMIORATION ANDEMIGRATION,1904-24.

Immigrants13 Year From all countries From the United Emigrants to all Kingdom countries

1904 936 .. 667 1905 599 .. 937 1906 625 .. 1,485 1907 637 .. 1,255 1908 105 3 238 1909 104 7 179 1910 153 20 102 1911 73 7 157 1912 157 i 94 1913 205 .. 160 1914 338 .. 132 1915 177 . ,. 103

1916 291 . 171 1917 1918 183 147 1919 38 137

1920 79 . 125

1921 197 . 92 1922 467 497

1923 676" . 507 1924 696's 466

BRITISH GUIANA

TABLE IX.—IM1%&IGBATION, BY COUNTRY OF LAST RESIDENCE, 1868-81.

Year Tota' East Indies Barbados Madeira China 1868 3,306 2,328 359 219 ... 1869 8,388 4,168 980 240 ... 1870 6,028 4,943 631 454 ... 1871 3,557 2,706 591 260 ... 1872 6,620 3,556 2,697 367 ... 1873 11,592 7,512 3,893 187 ... 1874 7,615 6,011 1,024 192 388 1875 4,907 4,346 447 114 . 1876 3,525 2,931 342 52 ... 1877 5,538 4,403 934 201 ... 1878 10,778 9,101 1,385 290 ... 1879 7,493 6,053 680 243 515 1880 5;207 4,377 600 230 ... 1881 4,423 3,956 246 221 ... For reference notes see page 321. WEST INDIES—BRITISH GUIANA 517

BRITISH GUIANA

TABLE X.—EMIGRATION, BY COUNTRY OF FtJTURE 1869-81..

Year Total East Indies China

1869 526 526 1870 421 407 14 1871 438 423 15 1872 1,126 988 138 1873 937 905 32 1874 467 467 1875 839 837 2 1876 492 492 1877 1,052 1,052 1878 1,071 1,071 1879 1,122 1,122 1880 1,583 1,582 1 — 1881 1,566 1,566

TABLEXI.—-IMMrnRATION FROM INDIA OF INDENTtJRED IMMIGRANTS (cooLlEs), BY SEX, OThERIMMIGRANTS, 1882-1900.

from India Grand Year Total Males Females at their own total expense

1882 3,165 2,211 954 .. 3,165 1883 2,497 1,720 777 .. 2,497 1884 4,707 3,187 1,520 .. 4,707 1885 7,258 5,061 2,197 46 7,304 1886 3,511 2,350 1,161 56 3,567 1887 4,356 3,002 1,354 35 4,391 1888 2,892 1,968 16 2,908 1889 3,510 2,452 1,058 37 3,547 1890 4,57.4 3,102 1,472 43 4,617 1891 4,978 3,323 1,655 29 5,007 1892 4,658 3,175 1,483 35 4,693 1893 5,236 3,621 1,615 .. 5,236 1894 7,160 4,971 2,189 29 7,189 1895 2,412 1,642 770 13 2,425 1896 2,380 1,556 824 28 2,408

1897 1,194 806 • 388 11 1,205 1898 2,387 1,607 780 12 2,399 1899 4,274 2,971 1,303 27 4,301 1900 4,464 2,942 1,522 6 4,470 518 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABISXII.—EISIIG1U1TI0NTO THE EAST INDIES (), BY SEX, 1882-1900.

Year Total Males Females

1882 1,109's 700 388 1883 1,48216 1,003 464 1884 1,554 1,020 534 1885 1,761 1,166 595 1886 1,889 1,237 652 1887 1,420 949 471 1888 1,938 1,305 633 1889 2,042 1,309 733 1890 2,125 1,373 752 1891 2,151 1,431 720 1892 2,014 1,342 672 1893 1,848 1,221 627 1894 1,998 1,350 648 1895 2,071 1,289 782 1896 2,059 1,365 694 1897 1,529 1,098 431 1898 1,238 850 388 1899 1,145 817 328 1900 1,017 726 291

TABLEXIII.—IImILGRANTSANDEMIGRANTS FROM ALL COUNTRIES AND INDENTURED EAST INDIANS, 1900-24.

Immigrants Emigrants

Fromall East Indian To all Returned countries indentured countries East Indian

1900 4,464 1,017 1901 4,228 1,150 1902 1,947 1,684 1903 2,967 1,802 1904 1,314 1,625 1905 .... 2,704 2,762 1906 2,257 1,982 1907 1,855 1,837 1908 1,799 1,366 1909 2,512 1,392 1910 2,174 1,720 1911 1,768 1,069 1912 2,206 759 1913 14,338 1,346 12,378 681 1914 13,149 819 10,436 742 1915 9,985 1,165 8,661 1916 10,679 . 1,220 9,032 1917 10,464 825 9,708 1918 10,809 9,013 1919 10,416 .... 10,958 1920 13,155 13,765 1921 10,409 10,783 473 1922 9,009 8,991 211 1923 9,460 8,719 846 1924 9,358 1.047 9,391 1,391

For referencenotes see page521. ______

WEST INDIES—BRITISH GUIANA—JAMAICA 519

XTV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANTS ANDEMIGRANTS, BYSEXAND NATIONALITY OR RACE, 1924.

Immigrants Emigrants Nationality orrace Males Females Total Males Females Total Total 6,893 2,463 9,358 6,714 2,677 9,391 Europeans other than Portuguese 1,035 473 1,308 1,031 473 1,504 Portuguese 267 172 439 308 233 541 East Indians'8 877 170 1,047 793 219 1,012 East Indian immi- grants 270 109 379 Chinese 288 71 359 317 90 407 Blacks 2,964' 914 3,878 2,550 874 3,424 Mixed 1,464 663 2,127 1,445 679 2,124

JAMAICA

TABLE XV.—I1VmuGBATI0N AND EMIGRATION, 1900-22.

Immigrants Emigrants

From all East Indians To all Year" countries indentured countries

1900 661

1901 ... . 1902 3,905 ... 3,124 1903 3,212 659 3,257 1904 2,846 . 5,922 1905 11,310 812 15,233 1906 814 1907 609 1908 17,496 417 18,329 1909 16,680 ... 19,672 1910 9,121 1,118 13,977 1911 18,495 813 18,320 1912 27,163 1,985 28,957 1913 23,925 293 26,529 1914 15,218 . .. 12,330 1915 10,539 ... 12,868 1916 7,616 617 10,163 1917 10,194 ... 18,869 1918 6,586's ... 10,720'° 1919 13,690 ... 28,070 1920 32,496 ..* 30,259 192120 25,445 ... 22,887 192220 14,197 ... 13,002

192320 12,116 . . . 17,031

192420 5.247 . . 7,284 For reference notes see page 521. 520 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TABLE XVL—TOTAL NUMBER OF COOLIES INTRODUCED INTO AND SENT AWAY FROM TRINIDAD AT THE PUBLIC EXPENSE,

1868 3,267 ... 1885 1,706 614 1869 2,202 ... 1886 2,185 544 187022 1,889 ... 1887 2,179 680 1871 1,508 157 1888 1,860 435 1872 3,604 398 1889 3,232 668 1873 2,897 ... 1890 2,915 603 1874 2,061 ... 1891 2,908 ... 1875 3,274 2 1892 3,254 696 1876 1,517 480 1893 1,927 706 1,636 466 1894 2,519 707 1878 3,057 477 1895 2,766 949 1879 2,134 ... 1896 3,087 712 1880 3,123 457 1897 1,834 747 188! 2,655 473 1898 1,29Q 746 1882 2,629 5 1899 1,171 720 1883 2,053 511 1900 646 633 1884 3,147 677

TABLE XVTI.—IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION OF INDENTURED EAST INDIANS, 1900—24.

Year'7 Immigrants Emigrants Year Immigrants Emigrants

1900 627 710 1911 3,181 526 1901 2,553 735 1912 2,419 640 1902 2,348 750 1913 1,189 816 1903 2,458 721 1914 443 ... 1904 1,265 728 1913 624 580 1905 3,796 904 1916 1,286 744 1906 2,502 783 1917 707 .. * 1907 1,860 752 1922 1,075 * 1908 2,445 726 1923 * 994 1909 2,511 588 1924 * 886

1910 3,228 622 ...... TABLE XVIJJ.—IPVThHGRATJON AND EMIGRATiON, (TOTAL AND ), 1918-2 1.

Immigrants Emigrants

Year From the From all To the United To all United countries Kingdom countries Kingdom

1918 88 11,933 70 11,177 1919 892 19,703 352 16,474 1920 867 20,157 403 18,054 1921 895 20,948 707 17,882 1922 800 18,957 853 16,723 1923 866 17,645 841 19,309 For reference notes see page 521. BRITISH WEST INDIES 521

SOURCES General Reports of the Emigration Commissioners for the years 1850 (p. 130), 1858 (p. 100), 1861 (p. 81), and 1873 (pp. 64 and 76-77).London. Tables I and IV. Colonisation Circular, issued by Her Majesty's Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners, No. 34.London, 1877, pp. 399-400. Tables II and III. Statistical Tables relating to the Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kin g- dom. London. Parts XIV-XVII. Tables IX-XII and XVI. Statistical Abstract for the several British Overseas Dominions and Protectorates. Statistical Department, Board of Trade.London, 1914, 1922, 1924, 1926. Tables VII, VIII, XIII, XV, XVII and XVIII (years 1900-23). Colonial Reports (Annual), London: Bahamas, for the years 1910-24. Tables V and VI. Barbados, for the years 1910-24. Table VII (years 1909-12 and 1923). Bermuda, for 1923 and 1924. Table VIII (years 1923 and 1924). British Guiana, for 1921 and 1922. Table XIII (years 1921 and 1922). Jamaica, years 1923-24. Report of the Immigration Agent-General for British Guiana for the year 1923, Georgetown, 1925, p. 2. Table XIII (year 1923). Information supplied by the British Government (Ministry of Labor). Tables VII (years 1923 and 1924); VIII (years 1922 and 1924); XIII (year 1924) and XVII (years 1922-24). Information supplied by the British Government (Foreign Office). Tables XIII (year 1922); XV (year 1922).

(There is frequently a discrepancy between the figures given by the different sources.) 'Includes 205 Chinese brought from Panama. 20f this number. 1 man, 3 women, 2 boys and 3 infants were from Teneriffe. 'During the period 1835 to 1842, 208 immigrants came from Malta and 70 from the United States. During the period 1843 to 1856, 21 immigrants came from Great Britain.These figures are not included in the annual totals. 4During the period 1834 to 1842, there arrived at St. Vincent, 136 immigrants, the country of origin of whom is not stated. from a Freiich vessel stranded at Barbuda. OPreviously indicated as coming from the Kroo Coast. 'The annual totals to the West Indies do not include the totals for the period 1834 to 1842 for St. Vincent and Dominica. 8This figure includes 550 Negroes and liberated Africans. 14 Chinese not included in this figure. 1 family of 15 Chinese. "°Plus 138 Chinese. 522 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

libAfter 1918nofull statistics of the above were given; only the following statement was made con- cerning immigration and emigration (Colonial Report for the years 1916 to 1924. 1919 Emigrants exceeded immigrants by 3,243 1920 rIo do do 2,170 1921 do do do 192 1922Immigrants exceeded emigrants by The 1923-24 Report does not contain the section "Vital Statistic" from which the 1919 to 1922 figures weretaken. 120fwhichnumber 2,535 emigrated to United States; about 307 of the remainder departed for Cuba to work on the sugar crop. isDeclared settlers. i4lncluding 97 immigrants subject to Immigration Law, in 1923 and 103 in 1924. 21 infants, sex not stated. IGinduding 15 infants, sex not stated. "For 1900-14 the figures refer to the 12 months ended March 31 of the years following those stated. For 1915 the figures refer to the nine months ended December 31 of the year stated. The other years are calendar years. . iSPersonsof East Indian origin, but born or residing in British Guiana. iQExciuding troops. "The Coloniai Report forJamaicafor the years 1923 and 1924 gives the following figures: Years Emigrants Immigrants 1921 15,199 17,463 1922 6,733 6,931 1923 7,778 5,029 1924 7,284 5,247 2lThese figures differ from those given in tables I and II. number of immigrants from all parts. *The notes are not arranged according to pages but follow the sequence of the countries of immigra- tion running through several pages. CUBA 523

CUBA Statistics are compiled in Cuba not only of the movement of travel- lers, but also of immigration.These have been published since 1902 showing nationality, country of departure, and other particulars.The definition of the term, 'Immigrant' is the same as in the United States. Cuban statistics are published annually by the Finance Depart- ment. (Immigracióm y Movimiento de Pasajeros en el Ano 1919. Havana.)

TABLE I.—DIsTRII3uTI0N OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMIII:'ED, BY SEX, 1901-24.

Year Total Males Females

1901 22,894 19,201 3,693 1902 11,986 9,496 2,490 1903 18,054 14,929 3,125 1904 29,116 24,372 4,744 1905 54,219 45,807 8,412 1906 34,556 28,141 6,415 1907 32,436 26,670 5,766 1908 27,999 22,369 5,630 1909 31,286 25,425 5,861 1910 37,764 31,105 6,659 1911 38,053 31,055 6,998 1912 38,296 30,863 7,433 1913 43,507 34,904 8,603 1914 25,911 20,527 5,384 1915 32,795 26,476 6,319 1916 55,121 47,354 7,767 1917 57,097 49,587 7,510 1918 37,321 30,369 6,952

1919 80,488 71,100 - 9,388 1920 174,221 163,949 10,272 1921 58,948 49,819 9,129 1922 25,993 19,468 6,525 1923 75,461 63,348 12,113 1924 85,288 75,442 9,846

TABLE II.—DIsTiurnJTIoN OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMETPED, BY AGE, 1911-24.

Year Under 14 years 14 to 45 years 45 and over

1911 3,622 31,813 2,618 1912 3,550 31,973 2,773 1913 4,136 36,893 2,478 1914 1,962 23,115 834 1915 2,275 28,930 1,590 1916 3,706 48,990 2,425 1917 2,818 52,018 2,261 1918 1,638 34,583 1,100 1919 2,143 74,959 3,386 1920 2,061 170,618 1,542 1921 2,782 55,470 696 1922 1,762 23,757 474 1923 2,425 71,144 1,892 1924 1,883 .82,530 875 524 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

TABLE ITI.—DISTLUBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS BY OCCUPATION, 1911-24.

Liberal Other Industiy TransportDomestic profes- occupa- Year Total Agri- and and service sions and tions, culture mining.. commerceandgen- public none or eral laborservices

1911 38,053 6,236 2 064 3,558 16,659 353 9,183 1912 38,296 5,750 2075 3,572 16,913 455 9,531 1913 43,507 7,997 2,094 3,842 18,796 484 10,294 1914 25,911 4,124 1 148 3,009 10,650 590 6,390 1915 32,795 7,467 2,373 M,340 382 7,155 1916 55,121 18,046 2,130 3,337 23,499 502 7,607 1917 57,097 20,191 1,472 1,748 26,692 302 6,692 1918 37,321 14,898 3,022 1 505 12,611 263 5,022 1919 80,488 11,812 5,724 52,173 171 1920 174,221 31,398 4,226 19'45 131,031 240 5,381 1921 58,948 12,563 2,188 2437 34,160 291 7,309 1922 25993 296 1,408 1'740 17344 227 I 4,978 1923 75461 17,080 2,149 1'437 45746 228 I 8,821 1924 85,288 4,866 1,398 1276 70,234 87 7,427

-9 ______TABLE IV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED,1901 BY NATIONALITY, 1901-24. 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 AfricanAlbanian NationalitY 145 1,063 69 1,281 82 1,549 138 1,861 181 2,097 108 1,769 72 2,074 134 103 1,767 113 1,369 128 1,642 119 WestSouth American Indian 166265650 31 121 73 219150 359188 811230 1,5590193 1,735 113 1,229 121 1,1552,446 184 2,022 155 1,484 134 78 Armenian 29 31 48 168 178 23 . Ii 29 38 AustralianBulgarianBelgianHungarianAustrian ... . 19 18 211218 4412 1 DominicanChineseCzechoslovakCoreanCentralCanadian American 756 145 18 .... 132 152 12 118 2026 English 1 17,330 8877 14,691 23,759 47 902 26,923 25,330 21 305 24662 30913 32 104 46 32 531 ScotchIrish J 698 403 332 413 460 1,017 1,870 1,656 11 1,560 20 993 932 2 545 38 HaitianHawaianGreekFrenchFinnishFilipino ..... 264 171 ..... 172 255 350 320 ....4 291 64 272 79 240 40 259 14 263 13 257111 14 1 HebrewEastItalianNetherlander Indian 380 222 267 262 317 221 223 233 194 200 . . 146 1516 195 9113 JamaicanYugoslav ... . 2 831 5 JapaneseLithuanian 127 149 221 145 . 220 235 PersianPalestinianMexican 256 279 . . . 1 1 Portuguese.PolishPorto-Rican 781 84 92 363 572 816 ...... 464 24 14 411 65 4 1 RussianRumanian ...... 12 28 Cit TABLE IV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY NATIONALITY, 1901-24 (continued) DanishSyrian Nationality 1901 295 1902 232 1903 115 1904 313 1905 405 1906 236 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 217 65 1912 209 34 LatvianTurkishUkrainianSwissSwedishNorwegian 105 45 3231 3848 100107 152112 289 98 248101 190 85 277 77 210103 223 122033 320 184632 II OtherEuropean (not specified) For reference notes see pageTotal 533. 22,285' 218 11,898' 219 17,844' 139 28,467' 260 54,219 267 34,556 349 32,436 518 75 27,999 490103 31,286 527 82 37,764 90.5 92 38,053 11 38,296 1 0IIz H0it TABLE IV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY NATIONALITY. 1901-24 (continued) Albanian Nationality 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1 1921 1922 6 1923 21 1924 11 WestSouthNorthGermanAfrican Indian American 1,371 222141 22 958170 9238 115187910 65 1,209 336 5527 1,013 233195 26 313771 37 4 1,227 709 5 1,065 131765115 1,003 591238142 124776 82 314689158 1,185 390599432 AustralianArabArmenian 71 1 17 2 10 20 9 3 3 4515 26 35 103 14 237 15 2 Austrian 30 22 16 15 17 33 . 15 CanadianBulgarianBelgianHungarian 28 3 29 8 1 1611 1910 1815 14 5 2212 2 11 4 2 20 9 238 13 95 321552 13 2 DominicanChineseCzechoslovakCoreanCentral American 9133 9 2 1 72 109 67 197 3 237249 1 236460 7 9,203 153159 ii 1,858 36 5 752044 3 150188 91 7 263133 InshSpanishEnglishEgyptian 34,278 997 8 20,140 350 1188 24,501 329 80 1 37,615 129 7 34,795 567 78 1 14,293 255208 2 39 573 745142 1 1 94,294 1,320 2 26,340 561 1686 16,397 537 46,439 464 11 41,070 443779 6 FilipinoScotch 10 26 15 43 326 235 43 1 7 1 21 3 5 1 33 5 FrenchGreekHawaianHaitianFinnish 1,200 273 22 4 225 9817 2,453 130 12 4,922 169 34 10,136 173 30 10,640 118 14 10,044 188 36 35,971 504 57 12,483 366 35 639142210 1 11,088 473215 21.013 913232 NetherlanderEastHebrew 9012 4811 24 8 4030 26 2 100 51 1 100 57 5 316318 316 39 8 356 19 2,053 21 1 1.437 200 66 JamaicanJapaneseLithuanianItalianYugoslav Indian 2,258 239 2 1,791 242 21 1,834 113 67 7,133 262164 7 7,889 3477 6 9,184 12 3 24,187 31 7 27,088 14 7 3187 9 4,455 412343 5,844 220182 19 5,086 369187365 MexicanPersianPalestinian . 279 452 1 714 2 662 1 526 4 244 2 263 2 378 54 199 1 349142 2 1,581 269218 10 566304 14 Porto-RicanRussianRumanianPortuguesePolish 635 9799 6 527 4519 840 3338 8 1,277 227 29 1 805 1552 1 395 89 1,005 132 35 629240 19 4 216371403388 46 2941,139294108259 420169444 2,554 951444442 TABLE IV.—DISTRIBUTION OF IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY NATIONALITY, 1915 1918 1919 1920 1901-241921 (concluded). 1922 1923 1924 DanishSyrian Nationality 1913 495 1365 1914 197 1324 3562 7 1916. 109959 1917 331823 193031 126391 637 .40 9 230 11 4 2.10 .1212 1,059 1913 1,373 1716 UkrainianSwissSwedishTurkishNorwegian 336 1721 - 203 21 9 711112 6811 9 331218 131419 7913 6 572 7120 159 781720 137 441510 803158 6855 1,148 25343831 H OtherEuropeanLatvian (riot specified) Total 43,507 13 25,911 27 32,795 1 55,121 2 57,097 37,321 18 80,488 6 174,221 21 58,948 16 25,993 8 85,288 H TABLE V.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OF DEPARTURE, 1904-24. 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 BelgiumAustriaGermany Country 75 52 41 36 43 42 32 34 8 1634 7 40 94 2 29 723 FranceSpainDenmark and Canary Islands 22,308 265 45,294 209 24,612 208 20,007 257 21,320 385 22,075 370 28,380..... 411 230,080 312 230,660 233 1 232,140 120 1 217,764 241 32 1 NorwayItalyEnglandNetherlandsgreece 8527 134 63 134 76 9581 5266 58 7 64 1 99 49 9917 4 5859 1 5416 6 RussiaRumaniaPortugalPoland - - . .'. 4 12 7 8 UkraineTurkeySwitzerlandSwedenSerb-Croat-Slovene State 62 179 48 90 6 203 8 244 1I 5 C) ChinaTotalOther Europe 22,818 4258 45,814 51 23,307 236 20,663 22,112 246 22,682 130 28,936 30,650 31,315 32,687 18,168 - TurkeySyriaJapanIndia 52 174 — — 5 128 2 ..... 439 34 Total Asia. 94 225 5 . - 130 439 2 34 TotalMorocco Africa.... I 2 For reference notes see page 533. C;' Country TABLE V.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OF DEPARTURE, 1904-24 (continued) 1904 1905 1906 1901 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 16 1913 1914 0 DurchSouthNorth America West Indies 225 1,506 252 138 4,192 73 447 3,359 27 3,862 13 198 2189 2783 8 57 6 7 zH DanishWestFrenchBritish Indies WestWest (not Indies specified) 1,164 3,700 20 3,242 3 I 2,736 42 201 3325 15 z CostaCanadaBarbadosCentral America (not specified) Rica 63 33 27 45 7 397 12 1,010 468 5 CH JamaicaHaitiUnitedHonduras, States British 2,497 3,274 2,356 1,996 2,649 3,181 3,217 2,469 221 2,8841,269 172 3 2,71,4222,763 16 1,7922,901 120 z VenezuelaPortoSanPanamaMexicoIVlartuliqLte Domingo Rico 1,740 515 2,333 782 1,859 969 1,720 916 1,828 946 1,144 887 722969 591965141 33 174523213873 203943992147 1,217 283138100 HawaiiAustraliaTotalOther countries, not specified America 6 • 204 8,180 9,249 8,917 9,115 8,599 8,828 7,403 6,851 4 10,378 2 7,709 TotalPhilippinePacific Oceania Isles Islands (not specified) 1 ContinentalGrandIntercontinental immigration.. total immigration 29,11622,912 6,204 46,03954,219 8,180 25,30734,356 9,249 20,65329,572 8,917 22,11231,227 9,113 22,68731,286W 8,399 28,93637,764 8,828 30,65038,053 7,403 31,44538,296 6,851 33,12910,37843,507 23,91118,202 7,709 TABLE V.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OF DEPARTURE, 1904-24 (continued). 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 AustriaGermany Country 16 5 10 7 1 9512 8 82 — 15 77 9 1061 688 2 SpainDenmarkBelgium and Canary Islands 223,183 46 2 36,286 37 2 33,757 13 13,378 32,157 6,311 108 94,226 436 13 27,027 249 16,141 327 46,466 4,475 12 40,19110.996 2 NetherlandsGreeceFrance 21 7 34 1 3 2 32 154 7125 8 275344 5517 111192 71 5 272261131 6 1,226 502866 99 554762316 NorwayItalyPortugalPolandEngland 10 1 58 4 243 13 148 5124 7710 7 151 7 289 RumaniaSerb-Croat-SloveneRussia State 1 1 . .. 3 235 14 7 1 186 74 279253 305 23 1 191 3 OtherUkraineSwitzerlandTurkeySweden 3 2 444 7716 566 7067 4957 4 109 9121 4234 2 30 2 ChinaTotal Europe 23,290 1 36,374 33,786 7 13,389 47 39,448 1,100 1 96,462 9,203 28,341 1,857 18,114 1 54,289 1 54,026 lOS TurkeyJapanSyriaIndia 13 4314 — 1,893 36 1612 3 20 6 94 MoroccoTotal Asia I 7 11 1,114 9,260 32 27 199 Total Africa...... I. 03Cn Country TABLE V.—IMMIGRANT ALIENS ADMITTED, BY COUNTRY OF DEPARTURE, 1904-24 (continued). 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 DutchSouthNorth AmericaWest Indies 38 7 93 160 69 151 9866 444928 454 5 134 321 78 436 HlTr'jtz: CentralDanishWestFrenchBritish Indies WestAmerica West (not Indies Indies specified)(not specified) 743 81 862 26 593656 659 12 449261 3,110 288 5,955 171 6252 36 6 401 22 203 15 Hz HaitiUnitedCanadaCostaBarbados Rica States 2,4161,988 41 4,8292,468 9.7302,237 629 11 10,870 1,705 251 10,136 2,652 36,115 1,387 12,043 1,161 993848 10,965 1,145 20,415 1,194 0 MexicoMartiniqueJamaicaHonduras. British 1,2971,649 1 6,005 5,866 735 7,317 414 23,859 453 24,461 178133 7,862 191 5,016 228 6,127 927 5,3 72 313 VenezuelaSanPortoPanama Domingo Rico 1,091 134 1,576 469666 1,609 170975 1,100 379629 4 931726136 2 987460 290452 10 304265 16 668549 2 2,219 297581 0It AustraliaTotalOther Americaocountries, not speczfied 9,498 2 18,745 2 23,304 23,569 39,926 68,491 28,714 7,846 1 21,143 31,045 ItH TotalPhilippinePacificHawaii Oceania Islands Islands (not specified) 64 2 352242110 .4 4 I 2 18 H0U) IntercontinentalContinentalGrand total immigration. immigration 23,29732,795 9,498 55,12136,37618,145 33,79323,30457,097 13,75223,56937,321 40,56239,92680,488 105,730174,22168,491 30.23428,71458,948 25,99318,147 7,846 54,3182175,461 ,143 54,24331,04585,288 CUBA 533

SOURCES Immigración y Movimiento de Passajeros. Cuban Republic. Secretaria de Hacienda, Statistical Section.Havana, 1916, 1920, 1921, 1925. Tables I (years 1902-1924); all other tables (years 1911-24).

della Emigrazione italiana per l'E.stero negli anni 1906, 1907, 1908 e 1909, 1910 e 1911.(Roma, 1908, 1910, 1913.) Tables I (year 1901); IV (years 1901-06); V (years 1904-10).

Conference internationale de l'Emigration et de l'Imniigration.Rome, May 15-31, 1924.Published by the Italian Commissariat-General of Emigration.Rome, 1924, Vol. I, p. 446. Table IV (years 1907-10).

NOTES lOur source indicates the following number of Cuban arrivals who are not included in our tables: 1901 609; 1902, 88; 1903, 210; 1904, 649. 2Refer to Spain only. 534 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

GTJADELOUPE

TABLE Ic— MIGRATION MOVEMENTS OF THE EAST INDIAN POPULATION, 185443

Year Total Repatriated Year Total Repatriated introduced introduced

1854 314 ... 1869 915 . 1855 437 ... 1870 884 ... 1856 1,071 ... 1871 935 344 1857 1,358 ... 1872 462 . 1858 1,411 ... 1873 1,414 ... 1859 1,733 ... 1874 1,263 ... 1860 808 ... 1875 778 ... 1861 1,939 65 1876 1,321 ... 1862 906 ... 1877 1,231 305 1863 1,729 243 1878 2,213 ... 1864 636 ... 1879 2,141 ... 1865 462 297 1880 2,672 ... 1866 1,235 ... 1881 2,770 ... 1867 3,144 ... 1882 978 508

1868 1,370 386 1883 1,275 .

TABLE 11.—PASSENGERS ARRIVED AT GUADELOUPE FROM EUROPE AND DEPARTED FROM GUADELOUPE TO EUROPE, 1923-24.'

Year Passengers from Europe disembarkedPassengers embarked for Europe

- 1923 772 793 1924 749 910

U

SOURCES

Notices Coloniales., 1885.Vol. III, p. 501. Table I.

Information supplied by the French Government. Table H.

NOTE iThe figures refer to the towns of Pointe a Pitre and Basse-Terre. MARTINIQUE 535

MARTINIQUE

TABLE 1.—DIsTRIBUTIoN OF EXTRA-EUROPEAN IMMIGRANTS IN 1883

Came by the Neva the Cecile

Males 312 309 EAST INDIANS Females 124 116 fMales 13 19 11 21

Total 460 465

TABLE 11.—DIsTRIBuTIoN OF BY SEX AND NATIONALITY, 1923-24.

1923 1924

Nationality , Males Females Males Females

English 2 2 2 3 Netherlander 1 . 1 . Italian 9 . 9 .

Venezuelan 3 . 3 .

Total 15 2 15 3

For reference notes see page 536. TABLE 111.—DISTRIBUTION OF EMIGRANTS2, BY SEX, AGE AND COUNTRY OF DESTINATION, 1923-24. Country of destination z Age and sex of emigrants I Interna- tional Year Total Up to 15 yearsl 16-20 years 21-40 years over 40 years Colom- I I United I Panama I Venezise- passen- Belgium I Bmzil i bia I Colon States I la gers I I -4 FemaIcJ I I 19241923 272238 Males 6 . iFemalesI 9 Males [Females' Males1312 I 2318 I 7274 100 86 I Males 2812 Females 22 2 1342 I 15 i 3 115 92 8188 z Notices Coloniales. Paris, 1885. p. SOURCE 312. Martinique). Information supplied by the French Government Tables Table I. Il-Ill. (General Secretariat, Colony of w 2NativesiMostly emigrating for work. for commercial purposes. NOTES wc2-4 DUTCH GUIANA 537

TABLE 01? ALIENS,1 BY COUNTRY OF LAST RESIDENCE, AND EMIGRATION 01? ALIENS, 1853-1924.

IMMIGRANTS YEAR EMI- Dutch ,. GRANTS Total East Madeira China West Nether- British Indies Indies lands India

1853—1862 770 8 275 487 ......

1863—1872 4,625 21 205 2,015 2,382 2 •.. 1873—1882 6,964 94 ...... 214 87 6,569 1883—1892 8,806 94 .... 79 .. 8,633 3,401 1293 1,092 ...... , ...... 1,092 1894 1,788 582 ...... 1,206 836 129.5 1,615 ...... - .. 1,615 1896 1,169 ...... 1,169 1897 898 898 ...... - -. 1898 1,176 560 ...... 616 743 1899 669 55 ...... 614 214 1900 1,375 1,375 ...... 265 1901 1,325 1,323 ......

1902 1,562 231 ...... - ...... 1,331 . 1903 1,263 609 ...... 654 717 1904 422 170 -...... 252 402

1905 699 526 ...... 173 883 1906 1,016 384 ...... - ...... 632 339 1907 2,924 1,250 ...... 1.674 431 1908 2,811 944 ...... 1,867

1909 2,072 648 ...... 1,424 501 1910 949 471 ...... 478 223

1911 . ,......

1912 1,691 487 - . - ...... 1,204 413 1913 1,329 378 ...... 951 668 1914 1,740 173 ...... 1,567 395 .915 ...... -.. ..-. .. 1916 303 ...... -. -- 303 .917 1, 87 1,187 ......

1918 1,175 1,175 ......

1919 2,126 2,126 ...... 1,302 1920 3,559 3,559 ...... -...... 1,312 1921 ••...... •...... 886

1922 1,975 1,975 ......

1923 657 657 ......

1924 1,135 1,135 ......

TABLE II.—DIsTiuBinION OF JAVANESE IMMIGRANTS AND EMIGRANTS, BY SEX, AGE AND OCCUPATION, 1923.

Sex Age Occupation

Domes- Public Other Total 46 Trans- services UptolS16—45 years Agri- Indus-port and' tic ser occupa- MalesFemalesyearsyears and culturetry and corn-Nice tions, mining general I none over merce I or labor profes-unknown

I I I

Immigrants . .. 450(41 11 1271 .. 128 Emigrants

2051 63 7 1851 13 145 ...... 6fF

SOURCES Jaarcijjers voor het Koninkrijk der Nederkinden. Kolonien. 1899 and 1919. The Hague. Table I (years1853-99,1913-19). Information received from the Central Statistical Bureau of the Netherlands. The Hague. Tables I (years 1897-1912, 1920-24); II (year 1923). NOTES 'Immigration includes only persons intending to work on the plantations. 2lncluding 47 women not engaged, who accompany their husbands, I ng uneinpicyablea. 538 INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION STATISTICS

VENEZUELA

TABLE I.—IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION, 1919-21, 1924.

Year Immigrants Emigrants

1919 12,433 12,879 1920 11,178 11,883 1921 10,086 9,152 1924 13,070 11,170

SOURCE Statesman's Year-Book, 1923.London, 1923, pp. 1403 and 1926, London, 1926, p 1403. Table I (years 1919-21, 1924).