"New York Times" Reports Raw Material Cargoes New York, Nov, 15.
Ships are proceeding through the Panama Canal loaded with raw materials for Japan, reports the Balboa correspondent of the "New York Times."
Last week the following passed through, headed for Kobe: the German steamer. Assuan, carrying 7.595 tons of steel, oil and cotton; the British cargo boat, City of Carnton, 6,032 tons of aluminum; and the Japanese freighters, Kiyosu Maru and Kosei Maru, carrying respectively 7,405, and 7,117 tons of iron. The British vessel, Queen of Adelaide, carrying 6,166 tons of petrol was headed for Hongkong, and the British steamer, Baron Jed-burgh, with 9,668 tons of iron, cleared the Canal for Yokohama—Hayas,
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