Soda. Sodium nitrate. Usta or magnesium oxide. Soporifics like adaline, veronal and trional. Vegetables in brine (except pearl onions, Surgical instruments and of glass and Wire, steel, and objects made thereof. porcelain and articles Tapica and like products. Tanning materials and tanning extract. Tartaric acid. Tea. Wood, walnut, and walnut trees. Wool, artificial, raw, washed, and refuse. Woolen drawers. Woolen gloves. Thread, mixed, of jute, cotton, linen, wool. Woolen, half woolen, underwear, and Caoutchouc, gum elasticum (in a raw state | Electromagnetic igniters for motors, unatand in semielaborated articles). tachea. Carbon tips for searcalights and arc lights. Electrical machinery of every kind (except Caseine. Cattle, live. Ceresine. Charcoal. Cheese. Chick-peas. Chloride of potassium and other potassium salts. Coal. Coal tar. Coal-tar dyes and organic intermediate products for the production of coal-tar dyes, such as anilin, naphthol, naphthylamin, naphthylaminsulfo acids, banzol, crosole, and cresole preparations, including creolin and lysol, salicylic acid, etc. Coke. Copper, unelaborated (except that produced in Norwegian works accompanied by a certificate of origin). that manufactured in Norway and accompanied by a certificate of origin). Fence wire, barbed. Fish guano. Flaxseed. Foodstuffs (except fish goods, condensed milk, butter, berries, game, poultry, eggs, coffee, and spices. Excepted from the embargo is also that which is needed for the use of a ship on an impending voyage). Glycerine, raw, refined, or purified. Gold, elaborated and unelaborated, coined and uncoined. (Gold worked up into ornaments or useful articles may nevertheless be exported.) Graphite, unelaborated or crude (except that obtained in Norway and accompanied by certificate of origin). Alloys of copper with base metals, unelab- Graphite for use in moldings and castings, orated. including crucibles. ufacture thereof. Medicines of all kinds, including raw iodin | Oleomargarine and raw products for manand iodin. (The embargo includes all the substances mentioned in Lists A and B of the royal mandate of August 29, 1908, relating to the trade in poisons and drugs, and also the following substances mentioned in List C: Absolute alcohol, citric acid and its salts, tartaric acid and its salts, collodium, chemically pure hydrochloric acid, chemically pure sulfuric acid, milk sugar, formaldehyde solution and other formaldehyde preparations, Peruvian balsam, wool grease (all kinds), vaseline, and vaseline oil.) Mercury. Mineral oils. Molybdenum, unelaborated or crude. Molybdenite (except that obtained in Norway and accompanied by a certificate of origin). Motors of over 15 horsepower which are constructed for a greater revolutionary speed than 600 revolutions per minute and which at the same time have a weight of under 25 kilograms per horsepower. Raw iodin. Raw materials. (Herring meal, whale- Raw phosphates. (See Apatite.) Resin. Resin containing glue. Resin oil. Resinous oils. Rubber refuse. Salicylic acid. (See Coal-tar dyes.) Scheelite (except that obtained in Norway Seaweed ashes. Tin in rolls, bars, plates, and raspings. Tinplate, decorated. Tinplate, worked into articles. Tinplate packing. Tinplate sheets and parts thereof. Tires for automobiles and cycles. Tungsten, unelaborated or crude. Turpentine oil. (Except that produced in Norwegian works and accompanied by a certificate of origin.) Vanadin, unelaborated or crude. Turpentine (except of Norwegian ori- Vegetable oils. (See oils.) gin). Wood-tar oil. Veterinary material, apparatus, and instru ments. |