November i, 1905.] 



THt. INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



65 



Islands, coarse 2$45o Upriver, coarse 



Exchange, tbf\rJ. 

 Last Manaos advices : 



Upriver, fine 6$300 Upriver, coarse. . . 



Exchange, i6,'W. 



Statistics of Para T^ubber {Excluding Caucho) 



NEW YORK. 

 Fine aod Total 



Medium. Coarie. 1905. 



Stocks. August 31 Ions 231 85 = 316 



Arrivals. September 240 



Aggregating 



Deliveries, September. 



Stocks, September 30.. 

 1905. 



471 

 220 



251 



273 = 513 



358 = 829 

 292 = 512 



66 



317 



Tot»l 



1904. 



93 



6gi 



784 

 740 



44 



4I200 



3$8oo 



Toi.l 

 1903. 

 168 

 954 



1122 

 1025 



97 



PARA. 



1904. 

 Stocks. August 31. /««J 275 360 

 Arrivals. September. . . 2055 1741 



Aggregating 2330 2101 



Deliveries, September. 1853 1728 



1903- 



izo 



lg8o 



2100 



i860 



ENGLAND. 

 1905. I9C4. H03. 

 380 aoo 650 

 652 5g3 5go 



Stocks, Sept. 30. . 477 373 240 



1032 

 725 



307 



793 

 575 



218 



12)0 

 1000 



240 



■ 905, 



ig67 



4535 



385 



3"? 



499 



■904. 

 1463 



3951 

 349 

 303 



525 



• 903- 

 I7ig 

 4500 



4>5 

 4g2 

 650 



World's visible supply, September 30. . tons 



Para receipts. luly i to September 30 



Par.i receipts of ("aucho, snme dates 



Afloat from Pari to United States, Sept. 30 . 

 Afloat from Para to Europe, September 30.... 



Anbwerp. 



To THE Editor OK The India Ruhbf.r World : Since our 

 report of September 20 a small sale of about 38 tons took place 

 on October 6. at firm prices. Red Loanda firsts were paid 

 fc. 12.40; black ditto fc. 12 42^: red Loanda seconds fc.Si5. 

 red Angola thimbles firsts fc. ii.37>^ ; black ditto fc. 11 52^ ; 

 Ikelemba partly sticky from 1 1.17.5^ to fc. 1 1.65. 



The next large sale will be held on October 25, when 51 1 tons 

 will be exposed. The usual Congo sorts, as Uelc, Aruwimi, 

 Djuma, Congo Sjngha, Maringa, Upper Congo balls and Kasais 

 are represented by larger lots. Arrivals per steamer Anversi'ilU 

 from the Congo on October 10, 541 tons. 



Antwerp, Octoberi7, 1905. C SCHMID i CO., SUCCESSEURS. 



Cable reports indicate" thai the Antwerp sale realized prices 

 generally higher than the brokers' valuations, by 2 to 3 per 

 cent. The General Rubber Co. (New York) are reported to 

 have been the heaviest buyers. 



RUBBER ARRIVALS AT ANTWERP. 



September 21. — By the P/itlifrpmt!le, from the Congo : 



Kunge & Co (Societe Generale Africaine) kilos, 74.000 



Do (Chemins de fer Grand Lacs) 7,000 



Do 18,000 



Do (SocieieA B I R) 16,000 



Do (Cie. du Kasai) 112,000 



Com ptoir Commercial Congolais 2,500 



Socie'.e Equatoriale Congolaise... (Societe I'lkelemba) 2,500 



Rubber Scrap Prices. 



New York quotations — prices paid by consumers for carload 

 lots, in cents per pound — show a general increase over last 

 month's figures, as follows : 



Old Rubber Boots and Shoes — Domestic 8K ffi 8 jg 



Do — Foreign 1'A®^\b 



Pneumatic Bicycle Tires iU @ S/i 



Solid Rubber Wagon and Carriage Tires 8ji;(S Sfg 



White Trimmed Rubber 9^ @ 9l^ 



Heavy Black Rubber 51^ @ 6 



Air Brake Hose SU ® iJs 



Fire and Large Hose 3 ©3)4 



Garden Hose 2 J<5 @ 2 J^ 



Matting iH ® 'H 



WANTED. 



(.QUOTATIONS are wanted for grinding Hard Rubber Scrap and Shavings. 

 Address S. E., care of The India Rubber 'Wop.ld. [S52] 



M. S. Cols (Alima) 



Do ( Societe Baniembe) 



Cie. Commerciale des Colonies (Cie. Francaise 



du Congo) 



Do (Cie. de I'N'Keme et I'N'Keni) 



Comptoir des Produits Coloniau.x (Ekela Kadei Sangha) 

 Do (Societe "N'Goko" Sangha) 



SocielA Coloniale Anversoise.(Belge du Haut Congo) 



Do (Cie. de Lomami) 



Do (Sud Kamerun) 



Do 



Charles Dethier (Societe La "M'Poko ") 



0( rOBER 10.— By the Anversville, from the Congo 



Bunge & Co (Societe A B I R) Jiilos 



Do (Societe General Africaine) 



Do (Chemins de fer Grand Lacs) 



Do 



Do (Societe " La Kotto ") 



Do (Sultanats du Haut Ubangi) 



Societe Coloniale Anversoise (Beige du Haut Congo). 



Do (ii^iid Kamerun) 



Do (Cie. de Lomami) 



Do (Cie. du Kasai) 



Do 



Comptoir Commercial Congolais 37,000 



Cie. Commerciale des Colonies (Cie. de I'N'Keme et 



I'N'Keni) 



Do (I. a Haut Sangha) 



Comptoir des Produits Coloniaux (Ekela Kadei 



Sangha) 



Do Societe N'Goko Sangha) 



G. & C. Kreglinger (Societe La Lobay) 



Charles Dethier (Societe La M Poko) 



Do (Belgika) 



Societe Generale de Commerce (Alimaienne) 



M. S. Cols 



4,000 

 1,500 



7,500 

 4.0C0 

 8,000 

 2.500 

 g.500 

 31,000 

 2,500 

 1,600 

 3,000 



29,000 



155,000 



24,000 



30,000 



8,500 

 33,000 

 10,000 



4,000 

 13.000 

 89,000 



5.500 



3,000 

 25 000 



307,100 



38,000 

 2.000 

 9,000 



2 1 ,000 



1,000 



4,000 



500 



541.500 



ANTWERP RUBBER STATISTICS FOR SEPTEMBER. 



Details. 



Stocks. Aug. 31.i1/0/ 

 Arrivals in Sept. . . . 



Congo sorts 



Other sorts 



Aggregating... 

 Sales in September. 



Stocks, Sept. 30. . 



1905. 



558,202 



33g.575 



240,891 



9S fxS4 



8g7,777 

 331,042 



1903. 



602,495 

 772,200 



632 293 

 139907 



1,374,695! 

 570,213! 



319,986 

 455.762 



442.435 

 ■3.3=7 



1902. 



775.748 

 353.890 



566,735 804.482, 421,858 456,711 



756,401 



470.084 



429.835 

 40.229 



1901. 



684.355 

 887.256 



S71.360 



I5,f9« 



1,426,48511.571,611 

 769.774 675.4^8 



Arrivals since Jan. I. 4.059.248 4. 481. 821 



Congo sorts ' 3,152,184 3,701549 



Other sorts ] 907.0.4 7S0 272 



3,782,156 



3.413,763 

 36S,393 



4,028.920 

 3,725,404 



^03,516, 



896,143 



4,726.126 



4 382,856 



343.270 



Sales since Jan. i .. 4,033 874 4,288,23914,018,40313,986,9184,443,932 



The firm of Richard Meyers & Co. has been established (117, Place 

 de Meir), to deal principally in India-rubber on a commission basis. 



"Para. 



Kanthack & Co reportiid : 



September jo, — The past week has been characterized by a 

 quieter tone in consequence of the lowering of values at the con- 

 suming markets, and with a weaker demand prices had to give 



