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tione in which during the past couple of months have been so numerous that the market has been abolutely congrested with business. The result of the widespread interest that is being taken in this market in that almost numberless companies have been formed to carry on the cultivation of rabber, and every day see one or more now con corns silded to the list.

Of rabber companies there appears to be no on During the last few days there has hoon delage of prospectusos inviting the public to subsoribe to now undertakings which here been formed to acquire properties and cultivate rub It ber in various parts of the world, and it is aa opon scoret that many more, some of thera deli-haring infantil change to bio bat, and for market at the earliest possible moment. And so long as existing conditions as to the supply of and demand for the raw material continues, so long will the shares of rubber companies re tain their popularity, and the rubber com promoter be busy in the land. Judging from thio available Bgures, the rubber statistics are distinctly in favour of producers, and the pra sent position is not likely to undergo any vary marked change for a considerable periodate being brought out, investors naturally Although there have been fluctuations, a cou sidorahlo advance in the price of rubber has occurred since the beginning of the current month, notwithstanding the substantial arrivals from Brazil, and the quotation for hard fue Para is now 82. 10. per lb, as compared with 7%, 9id, on the 1st inst. It is confidently anticipated that prices will be maintained, if not advanced, st to-day's auction sales at Mincing Line With regard to the statistical position, the guantity of rubber arrived hers from the lat to 17th of February was 3,970 tons, as against 5,040 tons for the whole of February, 1903, while the amount received at Para from July 1, 1909, to February 17, 1910, 26,170 tons, compares with 25,280 tons for the period between Jaly 1908, and the end of February, 1999.

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As already intimated, fluctuations have oc curred in the price of rubler of late, although the tendoney las generally been upwards; and the same may be said of the market for rubber shares. No doubt considerable profit-taking has been indulged in by those desirons of turn- ing their paper profits into cash, and, of course, the near approach of the settlement has induswi selling on the part of those who were either Enable or did not wish to pay for the shares they had bought on Friday next. Both these factors have probably contributed to the slightly caster prices which have occasionally been quoted of late, but they have in no way ciminished the nelivity of the market, which appears to be just as strong as ever. In fact, business secmus to be expanding, and instead of the flood of new companies having an adverse influence on the market, it appears to have a stimulating effect All the money naked for by new companies appears to be readily sub- scribed, and the shares are quickly ran up to aanbstantial premium. There are no indica tions as yet of the oft-predicted end of the boom being in sight.

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company's capital of £70,000 in £1 shares, 66,700 shares are in issue, and 2,769 nores of its 5,961 ore property in the Province of Klang, F.M.S. are under cultivation. Fer the financial year ended March, 1909, the output of dry rubber amounted to 210,0811b, but for the current period thie, quantity will probably be largely Mr E. W, Adams exceeded, the amount for the nine months up to fr. 1. Pla the ended of December last being 194,5261b. O ME. A sooount of the current year an interim distribu- Mr. & 13.Amez tion of 30 per cent. has been made, and there is Capt, F. C. Aimistoad no doubt that the 55 per cent. paid for 1908-9 M. F. Au will be considerably improved upon when the Mr. J. H. Baothouse the company's prospects may be gathered from Mr. L. Borthy report is published. The market estimante of Morquir de Pasio the

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The most prolific field for the activities of the rubber company promotar is to be found in the fact that is £1 shares are quoted at 123: Federated Malay States, but other parts of the world are also being laid under contribution, the front is the Bata Caves Rabhor Company An enterprise which is gradually coming to many of the enterprises recently introduced to The capital is a comparatively small one of the public having been formed to cultivate £30,000 in £1 shares, of which 26,75) are issuad rabber in British North Borneo, India, Ceylon, The property owned by the company extends to British Honduras, Java, Sumatra, Madagascar, 1,921 acres, situated in the State of Selangor. Panama, Brasil, and Mexico. Of course, where F.M.S., about 1,400 acres being caltivated with so many companies-good, bad, and indifferent rubber-700 hores platal through coffee, Butler Altogether there are 165,000 trees, and tapping Mr. C. R. Can experience sone little difonity in making a commenced in 1909, in which year the output of Compta de Castej solation, but it is well-nigh imposible in the dry rubber was ze more than 16,5861b. During .S present state of the market for them to seguire. 1909 the output was increased by 45,5271b., and shares in any rabber undertaking without being for the current year this will be very materially able to get cut at a profit. No doubt many of improved upon. For the whole of 1908 the the newer companies have excellent prospects, dividend was 1 per cent, and, so far, 10 por and will u thantely do remarkably well for their cont. interim has been distributed on account of shareholders; but there is admittedly an element 1909. Present price of the shares, about 9. of speculation about this shares of such enter Frises, and all investors do not love even the

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rent favour of the "sporting chance” mizod with their investments. The rubber share list however, is of a mixed character, and investors socommodated. At the moment the shares of and spoculators of all classes can easily be the established companies stand at large premiums; but even so, many of them can still be bought to give a good return on the outlay, and a home of the undertakings con be said to have yet reached the limit of production, there is the farther prospect of capital appreciation. lished companies a satisfactory and cortainly

Among the great majority of the older estab. cocamentable feature is that returns are pub. lished at starod periods showing what is being done on the properties. Those enable the share holders to make comparison with the figures of previous years, and so to mark the progress, if any, that has been made. In the caso of the more advanced companies as a rale, a very superficial analysis of the available reports and rotams suffices to put investora in possession of all the information necessary to enable them to as to what draw their own conclusions is being done. For example, if we take the onds on December 31. it will be found Selangor Rubber Company, whose financial that, although the report and balance-sheat will not be issued for some mouths you, shareholders already know that this output of dry rubber for 1909 was 323,919, as compared with 183,9791. for the preceding year. Here we have indispat able evidence of substantial improvouent in the company's production last year, and this is sup portal by the foot that there has already been distributed in interim dividends on secount of 3939 125 per cent, as against 75 per cent. for the whole of 1903. The share capital of the company is £30,000 in 310,000 2. shares all issued, and its property situated in the Province 2,382 acres, but as only 1,504 esres of this are of Selangor, Federated Malay States, comprises 250 planted, it may ba surmised that the limit of production and profit-earning has not yet been mehed. Current price of the shares, 454. ox- dividend.

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A company which has made remarkable pro. gress is the Pataling Rabber Estates Syndicate (Ltd), whose property, of 2,170 acres is in the Salanger district of the F.M.S. Of this some 1466 acres are planted in rubber, the approximato number of treat being 204,000. The syndicate's capital is £30,000 in 30,000 shares of 2s, each, 225,000 shares being issued. As showing the improvement made by the company, it is only necessary to point out that last year's crop amounted to 151,9941b., against 80,9221b. for 1908 and 58,064, for 1907, and that the interim dividend for 1909 is 50 per cont., as compared with a total of 45 per cent for 1908 and 35 per cent, for 1907. Present price 39s, 61.

Another popular company, whose property is Considerable interest is being taken in the situated in the same province, is the Anglo- 0.75 market in the Karunegala Rubber Company, Malay. This company has a capital of £150,000 0.75 which was privately formed in 1996 for the in 28. shares, and the four estates comprising 0.75 purpose of growing rubber in Ceylon, The its property extend to 6,312 acres. Of this company own 1,350, ucres of the best rubler caly 3,432 seres are at presoat under cultivation, 0,50 SIONARY SUCCESS IN CHINA 0.25 POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR... 0.25 50,000 of which will come into bearing, next two to 27 years, but the great majority of them

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the well-known ex-President of the Ceylon considerable advance in production last year Planters Association, is managing the estate. the total being 516,352b, dry rabber, as against The capital is £30,000 in 2: sharos, wiách show 350,0881b, for 1908. So far, the interim dividends a capitalisation of £40 per acre against a accouneed on account of 1939 aggregate 50. market valuation of £500 to £600 per acre of per cent,, as against 30 per cent. for 1903. The compuies in similar position now being dealt shares are now quoted 23s. ex-dividend. What in on the Stock Exchange. It may be man-may be styled one of the giants of the market tioned that laid in bearing adjoining this com is the Bukit Rajab Rabbor Company. Of this pany's estate produced a profit of £80 per sore.

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The Vallambrosa Rubber Company's shares are also very popular, and it is not surprising that they have risen to 365, in view of the fact that the output of dry rubber for the nine months ended December 31, reached 280,926, as against 272,7411b. for the whole of the financial year which glosed on March 31, 1909, and that the dividend so far declared for the current year is 661 per cant, in comparison which 80 per cent. for 1908-9. Other active shares include Straits (Bortam), Landron, Kepong, Sungei Way, Sumatra Para, Tremelbye, and Selangor. Greater animation is expected in the market after the conclusion of the settlement on Friday. Still it may be as well for those whose means are narrow not to rush off too eagerly to subscribe to all the companies that are being brought ont in the hope of securing substantial premiums, on the nod," as it were. The shares of the majority of new issues are frequently subscribed several times over in an incredibly short spacs of time, and are unobtainable except at high reminms, and while it is pleasant to pocket s speedy profit, ne is often done, the reverse is the case when the premium on the shares has ran off, and it is not possible to realise even at par.

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Pakhoi, den 24. Dezember 1909.

ISITORS TO CANTON

Should purchase "FROM HONGKÔNG TO CANTON, BY THE PEARL RIVER."

CAPTAIN 0, V. LLOYD, With Illustrations, Maps and Plans.

Price

81.75

On Sale at

E

Hongkong: "DAILY PRESS" Office.

Mesars, KELLY & WALSH. Mesary. BREWER & CO, T Masars. A. B. WAISON & CO...

Canton Hongkong, 4th October, 1909.

H. & Mrs. B. Hur

phreys

Miss Bumphreye Mr. and Mre, G. W.

Kenyon

Mr & Mrs.0.0. Mackos Mr. H S. Morrison

Prof. Ober Mr. J A. Offor

Mr. W. Pittendrigh Mr. Haus-Popper Mr. Rood

Miss Reed

Mrs. G. Sachse Bliss K. Fasheg

Gomd. & Mrs.Stevenson, Mr. & Mrs, Tibbu Mr. B. Webb Mr. H. W. Wilkins Miss C. M. Young Mr. W. Aiphold Zede-

ON BALE.

ASTABLE OF THE

RATES OF EXCHANGE AT

HONGKONG.

For Demand Drafts on London on the day of or preceeding the departure of the English

Mfails; also Table of the Yearly

Approximate Averages for 35 years

FROM 1874 to 1909.

** Price: $2 Câsh. On sale at the "DAILY

PRESSZ Ofice, or Locat Booksellern,