to Shanghai Rubber by Mr. A. Goldman, share "broker, and is on sale at Messrs, Kelly & Walsh and Messrs, Brewer & Ca. at the price of $2.
What the compiler has aimed at jand succeeded in doing is to show the position of local rubber companies Jond what results may be expected in the way of dividends at varying prices of the raw material. To do} this he has taken the current year's output, or where this is incomplete, an estimate, and worked out his calculations on the standard output allowed under the restriction scheme.
He points out difficulties in arriving fat an absolutely determinative cons clusion owing to the impossi of estimating precisely the production under the system of reduced output, and adds that the different grades of rubber produced by the various a further factor into Having pointed out these draw. backs to a definite calculation of results, he goes on to show for 38 Local companies the results per share with rubber at varying prices, the limits inside which he works being 425 cents to 59 cents.
The results he displays are well worth studying, and to people dealing in rubber shares on the Stock Exchange as well as to investors, the book ought to be of value.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.