Table VII: Showing Norwegian imports and exports of the principal minerals and propellants. A History of the Blockade of Germany and of the countries associated with her in the Great War: Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. By A. C. Bell.

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Table VII: Showing Norwegian imports and exports of the principal minerals and propellants.
[This page is part of our online-publication of the book "A History of the Blockade of Germany and of the countries associated with her in the Great War: Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey" by A. C. Bell.]
Imports				*Commodity*	Exports
Principal sources			Quantity (in tons)	*Commodity*	Quantity (in tons)	Principal markets

Great Britain	2,324,000	tons	2,413,000	Coal and coke
				Iron ore and ore briquettes	559,000	Germany Great Britain	261,000 207,500	tons "
				Sulphur pyrites	419,900	Great Britain Sweden Russia Germany Netherlands Belgium France	135,900 88,100 42,700 40,200 46,000 25,850 25,410	" " " " " " "
Great Britain Sweden Germany	27,420 2,250 2,093	" " "	33,300	Raw iron and steel	26,650	Sweden Great Britain Germany	16,470 5,149 1,980	" " "
Germany Belgium Netherlands Great Britain Sweden	40,500 20,720 14,350 7,850 9,220	" " " " "	95,900	Iron bolts, plates, etc.	Unimportant
Germany Great Britain	936 241	" "	1,740	Refined copper and copper alloys	2,770	Sweden Germany Italy Great Britain	1,200 674 374 357	" " " "
				Aluminium	2,140	Russia Germany Netherlands	279 790 574	" " "
Germany Sweden	8,820 3,390	" "	13,559	Zinc	10,350	Germany Italy Great Britain	6,570 1,635 697	" " "