Apothecary articles. Apparatus (instruments for manufacture of weapons or ammunition).

Arms.

Arms and ammunition:

Arms.

Ammunition.

Explosives.

Gunpowder.

War material.

Weapons of all kinds.

Automobiles.

Bags, empty cotton or jute.

Bandages and material for Denmark. Barbed wire.

Barium.

Barley.

Beans.

Belting leather.

Benzine.

Benzol.

Bicycles.

Boards.

Bran.

Brass plates, bars, old brass.

Bread, all kinds.

Buckwheat.

Cabbages.

Cables.

Candles, paraffine.

Caninite.

Carrots.

Cattle.

Cattle feed.

Cereals.

Chemicals:

Magnesium.

Nitrate of sodium.

Nitric acid.
Sulphur.

Sulphuric acid.

Chrome.

Clover seed.

Coal.

Coal-tar dyes.

Coke.

Copper.

Copper ores.

Copra.

Corn.

Explosives and materials for manufacture of.

Feedstuffs (including oil cakes, hay, straw, malt germs, crushed soya beans, bran, offals of grain, all carrots, all turnips, cabbages, peas (for cooking as well as for feeding), beans and lentils, grain, malt, potatoes (except potatoes accompanied by a certificate issued by the ministry of agriculture's inspection for contagious plant diseases), flour (including tread of all sorts), and groats (including majzena, sago, rice, and buckwheat, sugar, raw, refined).

Ferromanganese.

Fertilizers, artificial.

Fish oil, spent in shamoy and shellac. Flaxseed.

Flour (including breads of all sorts). Foodstuffs.

Forage.

Fuel.

Gas cleaning material, used. Gasoline.

Gloves. Glycerine. Goats.

Gold. Gold and silver, coined or in bars (including foreign coins of gold and silver, silver rolled out, and gold in leaves). Travelers may, however, carry gold and silver coins not exceeding 200 kroner in value.

Grain.

Grain, waste and sweepings.
Graphite.

Groats, shredded grain.
Gunpowder.

Haematite iron ore.

Harness, saddles (unless 30 per cent added

to value of articles by home manufacturer).

Hay.

Hemp.

Hides, raw, salted, prepared.

Hogs, live.

Horses.

Hospital supplies.

Huckleberries, dried.

Hypodermic syringes.

Inflammable oils.

Instruments and apparatus which are solely made for the manufacture of ammunition, for the construction or repair of weapons, and materials for warfare on land or sea.

Iron, haematite (silicon, chrome ores).
Iron plates covered with tin or zinc.
Iron plates, tinned, waste from.
Iron pyrites.

Jute, raw, manufactured, and sacks.

Sulphate of copper and sulphur in general.