. India rubber world. M.\N.\GErs (,\],o«, with by Mr. Edward Salmon, while Mr. Arthur Shepard dis-cusses the Wild Rubber Position in connection with theelimination of inferior grades. The Case for Standardiza-tion is outlined by Mr. G. S. Montague, and an interestingcomparison of plantation costs in Malaya, Ceylon, Sumatraand Java is furnished by Mr. J. F. -Ashby. To those finan-cially interested in rubber ventures, an article by Mr. W. on the Valuation of Rubber Shares, will speciallyappeal. A< ii^nal, tile .arqfcst portion of the .-Nnnual consists of. .
. India rubber world. M.\N.\GErs (,\],o«, with by Mr. Edward Salmon, while Mr. Arthur Shepard dis-cusses the Wild Rubber Position in connection with theelimination of inferior grades. The Case for Standardiza-tion is outlined by Mr. G. S. Montague, and an interestingcomparison of plantation costs in Malaya, Ceylon, Sumatraand Java is furnished by Mr. J. F. -Ashby. To those finan-cially interested in rubber ventures, an article by Mr. W. on the Valuation of Rubber Shares, will speciallyappeal. A< ii^nal, tile .arqfcst portion of the .-Nnnual consists of. .six-Ve.\r-0ld Rl^bber, Estate. illustrated reviews of some 80 plantations, thereby bringingthe reader into close touch with Malayan conditions. The illustrations, two of which are here reproduced, havebeen artistically executed and form an attractive feature ofthe Annual. DR. DE TOLEDO SUPERSEDED. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Washing-ton, D. C, has informed The India Rubber World that de Toledo has been superseded as Brazilian Minister ofAgriculture. It is understood that his successor is Dr. Edwigesde Queiroz. The late minister had, it will be recalled, beenprominent in the development of the Defesa da Borracha, orBureau for the Defense of Rubber. Reports state that thepolicy of this bureau has not been abandoned, but that its scopehas been greatly decreased. It is further stated that Dr. Toledohas been appointed by the President as Brazilian Minister inRome. 242 THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD [February 1, 1914. THE RUBBER TRADE IN BOSTON. By a Kcsidcnl Con
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