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RAILWAY PLANS

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 6, 1937.

SHIPMENTS OF SILK

⠀ INCREASE

Japan's Exports To

U. S. Up

CURTAILED

Raw Materials Too Dear

As a result of the rising costs of new material, particularly of steel, the Lon- don Passenger Transport Board may have to curtail its £40,000,000 scheme for railway electrification and other

Exports of Japanese raw silk in March amounted to 35,920 bales, worth Y.32,393,142, increasing 4,159 bales, or 13.1 per cent., and Y.3,840,382 or 13.5 per cent, over totals for February, ac- cording to the Central Silk Association. improvements. Exports to the United States, the greatest consumer, increased 4,749 bales, but exports to Europe decreased 527 bales and those to other countries 63 bales, compared with February.

The plans of some of the main line companies may also be affected.

An official of the Transport Board said that rising prices would add about £5,000,000 to the cost of the scheme.

March exports also gained 570 bales, or 1.6 per cent., and Y.4,754,179, or 17.2

"As steel is largely affected, it is. per cent over those of the correspond-probable that the greatest pinch will ing month of last year. Exports to

be felt in the production of rolling- the United States advanced 2,335 bales, stock, rails and tunnel supports," but those to Europe fell 698 bales and added. "An example of the effect of those to other areas were down 1,067 higher steel prices was the recent re- bales. The list of leading countries of duction in the Transport Board's order

for new coaches from 1,000 to 750.”

destination follows:

Compared March with Feb. (In bales) .30,377 in. 4,749 2,174 de. 284

de. 2,027

125 85 de. 632 in. 112 de. de. de. 85 in. 21 -20

U.S.A.

France

Great Britain

Germany

Australia

Brazil

Canada

91

British India

248

Egypt

French Morocco

30 de.

Total including

others

he

It is considered improbable that the

of substitution

trolley 'buses for trams over about 148 miles of London routes will be seriously delayed by the new conditions.

108 It was stated officially, however, 285 that the consideration of the proposal 17 to extend the Bakerloo tube to Cam- 4 berwell had been postponed indefinite- 334 ly.

Features Of Scheme

35,920 in. 4,159

According to the Yokohama Raw Silk Traders' Asscoiation, the March shipments amounted to 32,349 bales, worth Y.32,349,000. These figures dif- fer slightly from those of the Central Silk association. Of the total, ship- ments from Yokohama were 26,16-1 bales and from Kobe 9,642 bales.

Spot silk deals in New York are now somewhat slack, demand for silk to be used as material for hosiery and broad weaves is steady. Purchases of Ja-

in Yorkohama panese exporters fairly heavy.

U.S. Tin Plate

are

Main scheme, were:-

features of the £40,000,000 which was passed in 1935,

Electrification of L.N.E.R. lines to

Shenfield and Loughton, High Bar- net and Edgware, and the Alexandra Palace;

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Extension of the Great Northern and City Railway;

Construction of tube railway from Highgate to East Finchley, and from Finchley-road to connect with the Bakerloo line, and

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1939.

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