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Reparation

German Imports, 1913Amount: Million DollarsPercentage of Total Exports
I. Raw materials:—
Cotton151.755.6
Hides and skins124.304.6
Wool118.354.4
Copper83.753.1
Coal68.302.5
Timber58.002.2
Iron ore56.752.1
Furs46.751.7
Flax and flaxseed46.651.7
Saltpetre42.751.6
Silk39.501.5
Rubber36.501.4
Jute23.500.9
Petroleum17.450.7
Tin14.550.5
Phosphorus chalk11.600.4
Lubricating oil11.450.4
951.9035.3
II. Food, tobacco, etc.:—
Cereals, etc. (wheat, barley, bran, rice, maize, oats, rye, clover)327.5512.2
Oil seeds and cake, etc. (in- cluding palm kernels, copra, cocoa beans)102.653.8
Cattle, lamb fat, bladders73.102.8
Coffee54.752.0
Eggs48.501.8
Tobacco33.501.2
Butter29.651.1
Horses29.051.1
Fruit18.250.7
Fish14.950.6
Poultry14.000.6
Wine13.350.5
759.3028.3
III. Manufactures:—
Cotton yarn and thread and cotton goods47.051.8
Woolen yarn and woolen goods37.851.4
Machinery20.100.7
105.003.9
IV. Unenumerated876.4032.5
Total2,692.60100.0
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