1108

NORWAY

of kroner. The value of imports subject to duty kroner and of duty-free 237,377,000 kroner.

i911) was 231,318,000

Ujider the treaty of i82o there is "the mostfavourednation" treatment between the United Kingdom and Norwaj\

The recorded values are calculated according to information supplied by Exchange Committees and merchants. Those of imports include the invoice price, freight, packing, and insurance, but not duty ; those of exports give the price free on board in Norwegian port, excluding freight and insurance, but including packing and Norwegian commercial profit. The returns of quantities are compiled from the officially controlled declarations of importers and exporters. These declarations stated prior to 1909 the countries from whicli 'the articles were directly imported and to which they were directly exported. An article coming, for example, from the East Indies via London was recorded as coming from England. From January 1, 1909, the declarations state the countries from which the articles are bought and to which they are sold. The recorded imports include all articles imported, whether for consumption inland or for re-exportation.' The exports are divided into exports of Norwegian articles (special trade) exports of foreign- articles. A considerable part of the export trade on railway over the land frontier from Norway to Sweden escaped the statistical control in the past, but from January 1, 1909, it has been recorded.

Values of imports and exports, divided iuto classes, for 1911 : —

1

1911

1 Classes of Goods '

1911

Classes of Goods :

Imports

Exports

Imports

s . Exports

of Foreign

Norwegian

1

of Foreign

Norwegian

Goods

Goods

1

Goods

Goods

Kroner

Kroner

1

Kroner

Kroner

Animals, living .

2,818,200

213,800

Minerals, un-

Animal produce

wrought .

41,085,100

12,775,300

(malty food) .

13,141,000

103,978.800

Minerals, manu-

Breadstuffs .

66,649,400

3,690,400

factured .

5,454,000

13,274,000

Groceries •

40,590,400

156,500

Metals, un-

Fruits, plan ts,&c.

9,723,500

257,100

wrought or

Spirits, &c. .

8,207,100

154,200

partly wrought

27,200,600

10,657,500

Yarn, rope, &c. .

25,65i,800

1,141,400

Metals, manu-

Textile manufac-

factured .

29,720,600

2,226,500 ,

tures, &c.

.37,437,400

711,400

Vessels, carriages,

Hair, skins, &c. . Tallow, oils, tar,

20,821,300

19,509,100

machinery, &c.

77,184,500

6,678,900

(fee. .

32,432,400

13,307,700

Total .

468,695,000

288,684,100

Timber & wooden

(26,038,61 H.)

goods

13,765,700 2,734,500

78,058,600 510,800

Re-exports .

9,668,7001

Dye stuffs

Different vege-

Grand total .

298,352,800

table produce .

11,252,900

339,500

(16,574,0441.)

Paper and paper

manufactures .

2,815,600

1 21,042,600

1 Direct transit of Swedish goods not included.

Imports and exports to and from the principal Norwegian ports (including direct transit : —

Kristiania ,

Bergen

Trondhjem

Imports

1909

1910

1911

Kroner Kroner

166,863,900 | 181,709,600 60,543,100 05,527,200 30,099,400 I 33,088,400

Kroner

205,105,500 74,517,100 36,295,500

1909

Exports 1910

Kroner ! Kroner 43,008,700 49,843,300 32,868,400 1 36,214,200 17,149,500 23,134,300

1911

Kroner

49,666,200 40,333,300

21,588,000