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Vcrzlunarskýrslur 1951
Tafla II. Innfluttar og útfluttar
lmports and Exports
Vöruflokkar
1. Lifandi dýr til manneldis .................................
2. Kjöt og kjötvörur .........................................
3. Mjólkurafurðir, egg og hunang .............................
4. Fiskmeti ..................................................
5. Korn ......................................................
6. Itornvörur til manneldis ..................................
7. Ávextir og ætar hnetur ....................................
8. Grænmeti, garðávextir og vörur úr þeim ....................
9. Sykur og sykurvörur .......................................
10. Kaffi, tc, kakaó og vörur úr því; krydd ..................
11. Drykkjarvörur og edik ....................................
12. Skepnufóður, ót. .........................................
13. Tóbak ....................................................
14. Olíufræ, linetur og kjarnar ..............................
15. Feiti, oliur og vax úr dýra- og jurtarikiuu...............
16. Efni og efnasambönd ......................................
17. Sútunar- og litunarefni (nema liráefni í liti) ...........
18. Ilinolíur, ilm- og snyrtivörur, sápur, fægiefni o. fi.....
19. Áburður ..................................................
20. Kátsjúk og kátsjúkvörur, ót. .............................
21. Trjáviður, kork og vörur úr þvi ..........................
22. Pappirsdeig, pappir og pappi og vörur úr þvi .............
23. Húðir og skinn ...........................................
24. Vörur úr leðri (nema fatnaðarvörur) ......................
25. Loðskinn .................................................
26. Spunaefni, óunnið eða lítt unnið .........................
27. Garn og tvinni ...........................................
28. Alnavara og smúvörur .....................................
29. Tekniskar og aðrar scrstæðar vefnaðarvörur ...............
30. Fatnaður úr vefnaði; liattar allskonar....................
31. Fatnaður úr skinni .......................................
32. Skófatnaður ..............................................
33. Tilbúnir munir úr vefnaði aðrir en fatnaður...............
34. Eldsneyti, ljósmcti, rafmagn, smurningsolíur .............
35. Jarðefni óunnin eða litt unnin ...........................
36. Lcirsmiðamunir ...........................................
37. Gler og glervörur ........................................
38. Munir úr jarðefnum öðrum cn málmum, ót. a.................
39. Dýrir málmar, gimsteinar, perlur og munir úr þeim ........
40. Málmgrýti, gjall .........................................
41. Járn og stál .............................................
42. Aðrir málmar .............................................
43. Munir úr ódýrum málmum, ót. a.............................
44. Vélar og áhöld, önnur cn rafmagns, ót. a..................
45. Rafmagnsvélar og áhöld ...................................
46. Vagnar, skip og önnur flutningstæki ......................
47. Ýmsar hrávörur eða lftt unnar vörur, ót. a................
48. Fullunnar vörur, ót. a....................................
49. Endursendar vörur ........................................
Samtals
Þyngd iveiglit
Innflutt Útflutt
imports cxports
Tonn Tonn
1,5 1 234,6
2,3 -
0,3 145 747,0
1 739,4 -
16 918,3 -
4 999,3 -
2 514,7 -
6 592,5 -
1 395,2 -
787,2 -
4 233,0 37 287,6
292,9 -
23,9 -
1 944,1 22 985,6
3 708,4
690,8 -
703,9 -
15 051,1 -
593,5 1,9
25 844,9 -
5 302,8 49,1
140,2 1 454,7
2,1 -
0,1 3,5
392,5 263,1
305,3 -
1 387,6 0,2
2 418,3 1,5
195,9 0,4
1,9 -
560,3 -
195,1 -
246 680,4 -
61 277,1 405,7
963,2 -
2 393,4 -
1 126,7 -
3,3 -
10,3 -
9 327,2 4 025,2
255,4 109,1
5 305,3 -
1 714,6 51,9
2 551,5 -
10 690,2 2 392,9
235,9 1 201,5
605,6 0,3
- 47,8
442 079,4 217 263,6
i) Innflutningur: Brúttóþyngd, cif-verð. Útflulningur: Nettóþyngd, fob-verð. Imports:
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vörur árið 1951, eftir vöruflokkum.1)
1951, by Commodity Groups.1)
VerO uahit'
Innflutt imports 1000 kr. 1 L'ttlutt cxports j 1000 kr.
21 [ 13 322
26 -
6 460 617
3 946 -
34 978 -
17 958 -
4 874 -
20 813 -
24 367 -
4 703 -
6 633 73 135
7 726 -
219 -
15 933 142 737
15 185 -
5 180 -
5 128 -
16 414 -
15 271 9
48 244 -
36 674 25
3 518 14 220
113 -
30 1 155
4 375 11 497
11 470 -
74 539 46
35 269 30
21 471 50
173 -
16 766 -
4513 -
133 767 -
22 492 132
4 537 -
6 674 -
3 082 -
698 -
15 -
32 654 1 601
3 604 360
39 418 -
35 395 347
47 384 -
116 240 2 560
2 707 4 342
18 761 49
- 397
»23 964 1 726 631
Commodity Groups
Live animals, chiefly for foocl .............................
Meal and preparalions Ihereof ...............................
Dairy producls, eggs and lwney ..............................
Fishery producls, for food ..................................
Ccreals .....................................................
Manufactured producls of cercals, chiefly for human food ...
Fruils and nuts, except oil-nuts ............................
Vegetahles, roots and tnbers, chiefly used for human food ..
Sugar and sngar confectionery ...............................
Coffec, tea, cocoa and preparations Ihereof; spices .........
Beverages and vinegars ......................................
Feeding-stuffs for animals, n. e. s..........................
Tobacco .....................................................
0/7 seeds, nuls and lcernels ................................
Animal and vegetable oils, fats, greases and waxes...........
Chemical elements and compounds; pharmaceutical products .
Dyeing, tanning and colouring substances ....................
Fssential oils, perfumery, cosmetics, soaps and related prodncts
Fertilizers .................................................
Iiubber, and mannfactures thereof, n. e. s...................
Wood, corl; and manufactures thereof ........................
Pulp, paper and cardboard and manufactures thereof...........
Ilides and skins and leather ................................
Manufactures of leather, nol including articles of clothing ..
Furs, not made up ...........................................
Textile materials, raw or simply prepared ...................
Yarns and thread ............................................
Textile fabrics and small wares .............................
Special and technical textilc articles ......................
Clothing and ur.derwcar, of tcxtile materials; hats .........
Clolhing, of leather and fur ................................
Footwear: boots, shoes and slippers .........................
Made-up articles of textile materials, oiher tlian clothing ....
Products for heating, lighting, power, lubricants and rel. prod.
Xon-metallic minerals, crude or simply prepared, n. e. s.....
Potlery and other clay products .............................
Glass- and glassware ........................................
Manufactures of non-metallic minerals, n. e. s...............
Prccious metals and precious stones, pcarls etc..............
Ores, slag, cinder ..........................................
Iron and steel ..............................................
Non-ferrous base metals .....................................
Manufactures of base meials, n. e. s.........................
Machinery apparatus and appliances n.e.s., other than electrical
Klectrical machincry, apparutus ancl appliances .............
Vehicles and transport equipment ............................
Miscellaneous crude or simply prcpared products, n. e. s.....
Manufacturcd articles, n. e. s...............................
Returned goods ..............................................
Total
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35
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41
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43
44
45
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weight, c.i.f. value. Exports: Net wcight, f.o.b. value.