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| Table XVI: Showing Swiss imports and exports of the principal metals. |
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| [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.] |
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Commodity | |
Exports | ||||
| Principal sources | Value (in 1,000 of francs) |
Value (in 1,000 of francs) |
Principal markets | |||||
| Germany, about 70 per cent. | 103,264 | Iron | 32,801 | Various countries, Germany about 30 per cent. |
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Germany and France |
33,455 |
Copper |
10,392 |
Germany and France |
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Spain for pure lead, Germany for articles of lead, founts of type, etc. |
Lead |
Unimportant |
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Belgium France Germany |
2,660 |
Zinc |
Unimportant |
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Germany Great Britain and British India |
3,005 3,100 |
8,370 |
Tin |
1,120 |
Germany |
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Germany Austria-Hungary |
1,479 567 |
2,333 |
Nickel |
292 |
Germany |
164 |
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Germany |
1,690 |
1,966 |
Aluminium |
13,639 |
Germany |
9,058 |
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