The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-14
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE RUBBER.

Especially Para Rubber-Facts About
the Material and It's Production.
| The actual wealth Of the state of Para
is due to great extent to the large pro-
duction of India rubber, but through
| the increasing demand for India rubber,
| all other agricultural and commercial
products of the country have become
very dear. The continual development
of it's extraction has increased the price
of everything. including labor. Thus
sugar mills were either closed or limi-
| ted their business to the Manufacture or
spirits, and the sugar industry IL far
from being as prosperous as 1t might be.
Equally the culture of cotton, rice ana
coffee has been neglected. Formerly in
digo and saffron were cultivated in
Para, but this cultivation has disap-
peared long ago, as 1t did not pay sum-
GENTLY. Thus the export of agricultur-
al products diminished gradually. since
all agricultural labor had to be paid for
according to the wages earned IN the
India rubber industry. So there are
many who see nothing good In the de-
velopment of India rubber as its very
high value attracts all labor and thus
prevents t'ie ues eiop 'er,. ~ - !. =
anu oeheh iiiuuS.'ie9 -. ~
Jus't as uii" " ,.p.. -
eAis'eiiee Va iie, soi0 81 -,
ol set'ins soou pay 'ne 80 A..
iapoier - anu remains - 49,
a rule, the India rubber trader has little
cohiieo'i 0lr "i'i 'Ae ','0'i
ruppeI. Heheiahs ~ ,ip,.
Viues 'ie woi hiiieii W., ~ -
anu oii suoii .eiiiis 'na' Wv i,,-,
are sep ~ uep,' ~ a. ~ De ool..p. 80.
70 coh'i,iue Worhiis' .e ilen =. W.
ger soou pay, ~. eNery'nins Ivy w.
" ouy ~ ehai 81 ~ a., q 80 -
20, 'ioh' nus .ney ean NV
ave " saw any inns
IN r',a~i'' as III ~ Iuiope' ~ 20 80
niue cnahee ~ say o,p q co. ~,
iio"e +" 10 pei'e..iS -
iiiiiiiis 'lii.a VIZ ~ -. -.
SUM iao,'i',es a,lo ueu ',..a, 80,
they "isi, W STAR asiieai'ui COZ
ness' anu are paiu I'm 'ne -.
.uiuss uuiins .'e ..ii'e ,nes or ""a l,,
~, we nai Nese' ~ eo'i - W
= ne ASPECT " the .o,,'''iei.ial 'is'nsa
.i0iis = ~ l,
=, aiiciies y y aue.piis 80 inane p
pis osei one iun'.ea ~ ipN,
,noush o!,eil WILD ,i'e eiiailpe - ,os'ne
an 1As ~ ~ 'n anu'a in -
Try IS prosperous 'he one ieason Wni.n
Units my e ~. -. 49,,
very uiiheai'hy coiu'e'o'i7 " "nivn .''e
i .i, or ~, w" so
'rop.oa, ooun'is' ,ne a.
eeeuinsis oeu ,oi ,.'i opeann w a.
i,o' ".o'ii''a'i~eu', 40 e'.is '.Ae
VA uppei ''e.e esN,''E ~
oi iapoi' oue i'fvoiNes ra'iei 'iie issA VI
ieNeis ~ uhi'e,''nF pia0es' - list o
gu " seiee. wy p"s 'ies, ne
su,'apic ,nen ioi tnat a,'u - suppis .ne
otnefs ~ asiicu''uiai eiipio !. ii'o'ies,
sueii ~ susai i'aiiuIav ies eoilce 60
otiiei pianea''oiis' "iie' eVei Wv eoii -
Sui'ao ~, aoiiie o'ie,
hiiS u. " WISE " 81" 49, i'
per Sieiuii's pants anu otiie's' 'uoi e''
cant oocoa' eoiee' i.ee' ~o
fiafteis anu tlaoers are speciahy
pleaseu ~ oeai WIN prouue' me IN
aia rupper' Wh'ch ooes NOT rose iuS
Vatue, WINE the Vaiue OF many o.ner
prouucts IS decreasing through similar
prouoc'ioif IN o'heI ooui.'ilee inanhs
10 its spieiiuio quaiits' .he hnuia iuopei
Oh faia mas very niue 10 lear from
competitions true, tnere are ~ many
other countries many piahts peioisins
70 oiilereht lamihes ahu which wouiu
perhaps give as soou piouuet' pu'
none u ,hose piahts are as piouue.ive
as tne piaiits Oh the Amazon pasii' 1t
mas peeil salo that lorests OF iiluia-tuo-
per-yleioing trees might give hlty per
cent. more with some cultiVation' IL Is
obvious .hat IL might ieau u iiioie
agreeable work as the Worklhgmeh
would not De exposed 10 such pefilous