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Table XIX: Showing the principal contraband imports of northern neutrals during the three months subsequent to the December agreements.
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	Norway	Denmark	Sweden	Holland
	Tons.	Tons.	Tons.	Tons.
Note. Imports in excess of the estimated norm are in italics.
Corn and grain       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	148,566 104,283	340,524 252,108	60,533 90,564	379,272 1,307,790
Fodder and forage       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	26,918 18,474	661,082 483,306	167,783 79,710	437,440 474,881
Lard, margarine, meat, syrup, etc,       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	10,866 7,580	39,054 11,535	9,397 5,058	33,068 130,849
Aluminum, antimony, etc.       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	4,335 Not ascertainable	40 60	21 1,422	105 565
Copper, brass and bronze       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	1,966 732	1,341 1,722	3,562 2,652	613 25,764
Lead, nickel, tin, tinned plates       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	15,699 8,190	8,310 7,302	5,834 4,310	7,024 25,202
Oils and fats (animal)       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	16,163 765	4,184 3,264	1,481 1,389	9,634 25,981
Oils and fats (vegetable)       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	10,176 3,402	6,411 7,506	8,436 Not ascertainable	52,378 29,568
Mineral oils, including petroleum       January-March, 1915       Estimated normal imports for 3 months	10,210 20,835	91,481 70,737	32,004 41,277	54,535 50,757