Total Requirements of Raw Materials of Allied and Enemy Countries for One Month
Title
Total Requirements of Raw Materials of Allied and Enemy Countries for One Month
Creator
Strong, Benjamin, 1872-1928
Identifier
WWP18848
Date
No date
Description
This report gives total requirements of raw materials for allied and enemy countries in World War I.
Source
Benjamin Strong Jr. Papers, New York Federal Reserve Bank
Language
English
Text
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS OF RAW MATERIALS OF ALLIED AND ENEMY COUNTRIES for one month – Tons.
Note: Although amounts shown are monthly requirements a minimum supply would have to be given at once for three months.
Includes Iron Ore, Iron sheets profiles, rounds, wire, taken at mien prices of 12 pounds per ton. H Includes copper square, rounds, blocks, sheets and wire.
Germany Austria Poland Roumania Czecho-Slovakia Serbia Esthonia Lithuania Lettland Total Requirement
Iron ore
Pig Iron
Manganese Ore
Ferro-Manganese
Bohemian Lignite
Pyrite
Copper
Brass scrap
Brass rods
Brass Ingots
Lead
Tin
Nitrate
Cupro Nickel
CARRIED FORWARD
Note: Although amounts shown are monthly requirements a minimum supply would have to be given at once for three months.
Includes Iron Ore, Iron sheets profiles, rounds, wire, taken at mien prices of 12 pounds per ton. H Includes copper square, rounds, blocks, sheets and wire.
Germany Austria Poland Roumania Czecho-Slovakia Serbia Esthonia Lithuania Lettland Total Requirement
Iron ore
Pig Iron
Manganese Ore
Ferro-Manganese
Bohemian Lignite
Pyrite
Copper
Brass scrap
Brass rods
Brass Ingots
Lead
Tin
Nitrate
Cupro Nickel
CARRIED FORWARD
Original Format
Table
Files
Collection
Citation
Strong, Benjamin, 1872-1928, “Total Requirements of Raw Materials of Allied and Enemy Countries for One Month,” No date, WWP18848, Benjamin Strong Jr. Papers, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library & Museum, Staunton, Virginia.