As already reported in the "North-China Daily News" commodities taken up the Yangtze by Japanese ships include: Kerosene, piece goods, gasoline, tobacco stalk and leaf, cotton yarn, sandalwood, paper, sugar and Sea products, charcoal, candles and tallow, soda ash and sundries. These same steamers returned from up-river ports with cargoes of wheat, eg; s, seasamun seed, oil, albumin, yolk and other egg products, dried lilies, rice, melon seeds, and thousands of tons of such commodities as pas, feathers, medicines, beans, ramie, tea, hides and bristles, iron-ore and tae usual Chinese vegetable products.
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