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WILLIAM (GARRARD, President | H. JENSEN, Vice- President and General Manager a Nava Sons (0

EXPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN

ROSIN A ee AND ee TURPENTINE Ee Er

Prices cheerfully made delivered at any point in the United States or Canada, or c.i.f. any port in the world Head Office: SAVANNAH, GA. Branches: PENSAGOLA, FLA., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Western Sales Ofiice: 180 North Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL.

Codes: Al, A B C, 4th and 5th Editions; Western Union--Universal Edition; Hamilton’s Code Cable Address: “Lonsavan’ Savannah Condenser; Private Codes. rye

0. T. MCINTOSH, President . T. FURSE, Vice-President ater ORE HOWARD ASHBURN, Moultrie, Ga. N. EMANUEL, Brunswick, Ga. W. R. BowEgN, Fitzgerald, Ga. D. T. FURsg, Savannah, Ga. J. J. DorMINY, Broxton, Ga. R. G KirKLAND, Nichols, Ga. 0. T. McInTOsSH, Savannah, Ga. SOUTHERN STATES NAVAL STORES CO. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS DEALERS IN GENERAL SUPPLIES

We sell Rosin and Turpentine and make quick returns of all consignments We pay drafts of responsible parties against bill lading: When shippers desire to hold Rosin or Turpentine we will hold it for them and make liberal advances against it ACCOUNTS SOLICITED CORRESPOND WITH US

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 3 Headquarters: Savannah, Ga. AGENCY WANTED Will Hold Firmly For Prices On Selling Agent: J. O. Hatch. This is the complete organization of FOR SCOTLAND Board When War Broke Out the Turpentine Farmers Association, with the exception of the Secretary- Treasurer, yet to be selected. Scoteh manager for well-known Lon- don house, who has been closely con- Turpentine Farmers Association nected with the rosin and turpentine Has Completed Organization The Turpentine Farmers Association business during the last twenty-five is as much an association of agricultu- years, is presently disengaged and de- ralists as an association of cotton Selling Agent In Charge of All Receipts sires the representation of an American planters or maple syrup farmers would —Producers Interests Protected By house competent to do c.i.f. and store be, and its purpose will be purely to business. Their Action and Industry Will Be protect the interests of the turpentine Saved From Ruin — Officers Address: “SCOTLAND,” farmers of the eight southern states in- Thoroughly Representative of 194 care of Review. terested in the production of turpentine INOPOOPPOPO NOP PNP PP PPPS The Entire Turpentine Sec= and rosins from the pine forests of this tion—Market Shows Im-= section. the cotton farmers not to sell a bale provement The Association will follow the lines below 10 cents a pound, although the of other associations of producers of turpentine farmers will enjoy the ad- President: A. Sessoms, Bonifay, Fla. raw supplies, its purpose being, as the vantage of a more compact concerted Viee-presidents: T. A. Jennings, Pen- world is now generally advised, to pro- movement, there being but 1,500 to sacola, Fla.; J. S. Shingler, Ashburn, tect the producers from the price de- 2,000 of them whereas the vast number of Ga. pressing effects of the war. [n no way cotton planters renders their complete Executive Committee: W. F. Coach- will it come into .conflict with the organization enormously difficult. man, Jacksonville, chairman; D. DM. Federal laws, it being recognized and Flynn, H. Weibert, Jacksonville; J. accepted by the country that it was A. G. Carson, J. W. Motte, Savannah; never the intention of these !aws, nor is it now the purpose of Congress, to A. Fendig, Brunswick; W. B. Gillican, W. J. L’Engle, New Orleans; T. J. | interfere with the protective steps taken Taylor, Mobile; J. D. Henderson, San- by farmers of the country to secure ford, Ala.; R. F. Mitchell, Pensacola. reasonable prices for their crops and save themselves from the efforts to beat down values, or, from the effects of such a catastrophe as the present wide- | spread hostilities. Congress on several occasions has | | | recently put itself on record as com- | mitted to the relief of the farming in- | terests from annoying or oppressive attempts at prosecution based on laws that were intended for an entirely different purpose. The turpentine farmer of the South enjoys the same rights in this respect that the wheat farmer of the west or ‘he fruit grower of the Pacific slope claims.

Guided by the best legal advice, seeking in every way to keep entirely | within the limits of the law, there is no reason to suppose for a moment that the Turpentine Farmers Association will not prove a success in maintaining

ES the market at a point where the producers of naval stores will be saved from J. O. HATCH, Selling Agent bankruptcy that has been threatening ee them. The Association is purely one The plan cutlined for the Turpentine Farmers Association will go into effect composed of the men who farm the pine forests of the south for the turpen- quickly, probably by the first of next week, and in any event by the first of W. F. COACHMAN (tine and 1osins that can be extracted | | from the trees. The plan adopted is a | October. Kighty-five per cent. of the Chairman of Executive Committee simple one, that of consigning their production is understood to be within

gp stuff to their factors or commission the association, with a considerable Directors: J. A. G. Carson, J. W. merchants, as usual, but having it sold percentage of that outside in entire la. Motte, J. C. Little, H. L. Richmond through one man representing the sympathy with the movement, bring- and J. J.O’Neill, of Savannah; C. Down- — association, who will keep complete ing to an end any sales at prices that ing; Brunswick, Ga.; J, S. Shingler, records of all the turpentine and rosins threatened absolute financial ruin. The Ashburn, Ga.; IT. A. Jennings, J. B. offering for sale at each of the ports basis of values to be maintained will O'Neill, R. T. Mitchell and J. G. Pace, and on receipt of an order issue the doubtless be that which was in effect Pensacola, Fla.; W. J. Hillman, Live necessary instructions to turn over to when the war broke out, as shown on Oak, Fla.; Walter Ray, Ocala, Fla.; the buyer the stuff desired, pro-rating page 26 of the Review, although no W. F. Coachman, D. M. Flynn and H. the sales in proportion to the receipts, official statement has been made to Weibert, Jackso:i ville, Fla.; A. Ses- so that every farmer will share in the that efiect. soms, Bonifay, Fla.; J. D. Henderson, results. With large quantities ol turpentine Sanford, Ala.; T. J. Taylor, Mobile, Prices based on the cost of production and rosins withdrawn from the market Ala; R. R. Long, Evergreen, Ala.; W. will be established and adhered to, so up ‘to. October 1, or October 15, if B. Gillican and W. J. L'Engle, New that the turpentine farmers will not be occasion requires, and with the produec- Orleans; R. M. Hallowell, Elizabeth, selling their output at a loss on every tion from then on reduced to very low La.; W. H. Farnell, Orange, Texas, barrel that is disposed of. This is figures, it is the general belief that no J. Gay, Biloxi, Miss. simply paralleling the movement of (Continued on page 26)

4 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES, REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE Following pricesare on terms, free on board, in yard, New York: : Spirits of Turpentine, pure, in bbls. NEW YORK NAVAL STORES MARKET 50, gals., per gal. 46(@47¢. Rosins, in bbls., per 2801bs. : Resume of Conditions as to Turpentine, Rosin, Pitch and Tar Common and Good Strained $3.85 & Bran od Ns ae Ree 3.90 PPP PO OOPS IIIT IID GON OOP OPI IPPOPPNI FIP NNPOPNPPNINP POOP PNP Nl ed al 3.90 — OFFICE OF — 1,092 cases of turpentine, the bulk of BR Ls 3.90 WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW which was cleared for South Ameri- a A a A tn, 3.90 EERE RE i pe 3.90 130 Pearl Street, Room 404 can and Far Eastern ports. NEW YORK CITY Trading in rosins locally has been BT 0h oh an on ies a a a 3.95 September 23, 1914 slightly better, particularly in spot Yim cia iol tis NS vate cea, 4.00 A firmer tone pervaded the market jobbing lots, but at somewhat irregu- Be bs re SB RES a 4.50 ML i nia ii a i er 4.95 for naval stores as a consequence of lar prices. In first hand lots little feeling in Savannah and has been done. Several carlots of F IN a asa i 5.70 an improved WC. oie ali dis 6.10 sympathy with reports from the grading changed hands at concessions in MW tio sein he sh 6.20 South, noting that the plans of the in prices, but details were kept under factors and producers have been com- cover. General spot quotations un- Tar, Kiln-burnt, oil bbls..... $6.25..6.75 pleted satisfactorily. The plan out- derwent no changes and closed more Tar, Retort, oil bbls...... 6.75..7.00 lined as mentioned heretofore is to or less nominal. Receipts of rosins Piteh io. roast See 3.75 4.00 protect the naval stores from ruinous at New York for the week just ended, Rosin Oil, in bbls., 1st run, gal 25..26¢ depreciations of prices by establish- comprised 11,705 bbls., showing a fair Rosin Oil, in bbls., 2d run, gal. 87 38¢ ing a selling organization, which will increase compared with the preceding Rosin Oil, in bbls., 3d run, gal. 50..51¢ transact the sales of naval stores, week’s total. Rosin Oil, in bbls., 4th run, gal. 60 612 with headquarters at Savannah. Nav- Inquiries for sizable lines of export al stores men declare that the above lots of rosins were noted, but bids in organization was essential, owing to most cases were far below sellers’ conditions brought about by the Eu- views. Only moderate invoices of London, Eng., Turpentine Market led to ropean conflict. The reports medium gradings at price concessions SPOT ‘a more confident feeling in trade have been booked for prompt ship- a Bept, 19. las oi 31s. d circles here and in some quarters ment. The call for supplies on out- Sept 2 ih en 30s. 6 d better demand from home consumers standing orders was also moderately Soph, 22min nai sults 31s. d and exporters has been noted; but fair. Buyers aparently are holding BePE 0D i tn ee 3is, ..d turpentine sales wereof a spasmodic aloof, pending further developments. Bobb. 20. te anni strani: 29s. 6d nature, stimulated in part by the up-! Clearances of rosins at the port of Bent. 25 ini an rei 29s. 6 d ward movement of prices. Prices New York for the week just ended, Sept. 23, 1013 ...... dd 29s. 6 d but wholly ruled firmer and higher amounted to 1,385 bbls., showing a FUTURES nominal. Round lots, as near as can fair gain over the preceding week’s in quietly at January-April. convene 318. 8d. be learned, were traded total. The bulk was cleared for South January-April, 1913...... 318. 3 4

price concessions, including sales for American, Norwegian and Far East- DELIVERIES ei shipment from Savannah by exporters ern ports, in order named. Prices to large consumers here. Spot job- closed steady but wholly nominal, Week ending gept. 19...... 1000

parcels were firmer, owing to showing no net changes compared LAS GOAT... coeil corti cint on iororiniion chs 1300 bing RL small supplies, and sales were of a with the preceding week’s close. STOCKS fair volume preceding the rise In i The demand for tar has been slow SeptalDe ne LE + 29,000 casks Yast years. ied. prices. The trade in general is still and prices on carlots were subject to 27,800 casks

holding aloof and it is a waiting concessions on firm bids. Kiln-burnt a market, pending further news from was held at $6.25 and over and retort 3 the South. lat $6.75 and above, as to quantity MR. DUSENBURY RETURNS For the week just ended spot tur- land quality., f. 0. b. New York. Pitch pentine shows a net gain of 3c closing | attracted little attention. Carlots on FROM HIS EUROPEAN TRIP nominally firm at 46c¢ and above as | the spot were offered at $3.75 and to quantity. Receipts of turpentine | above, as to quantity and quality. Mr. J. F. Dusenbury, vice-president at New York for the week ended | Receipts of tar at New York for the of the Jennings Naval Stores Company, today, banrepuiel Sat bbls., Showing | wos ysl pied, Joeman 586 bbls., and Mrs. Dusenbury, returned this rg a fair gain on the previous week’s and of pitch nil. earances com- week from a European trip that cover- er total. Be ois are gradually im- prised 53 bbls. and 2 cases of tar and ed parts of Germany, France and Eng- proving and in some quarters a better 49 bbls. of pitch. land. demand during the month of October! Rosin pure run of oil met with What interested Mr. Dusenbury as is confidently looked for. . small jobbing sales on the spot on much as the war in Europe were the The export movement of turpentine the basis of 38c a gallon for second naval stores forests he visited near has he less SO fo as Wi ray of on Corio ye tow of Tale Bordeaux. He talked very interesting- rawals on outstanding orders were and held a c a gallon. Compounds ly of these. The French produce their concerned, but is considered satisfac-: were in steady request on the basis crops by a method more likely to St tory under present unsettled condi- of 21 @ 26¢ a gallon for second run, lengthen the life of the trees than the tions. The sharp rise in prices served as to color and quantity. Receipts of methods pursued over here, said he, to restrict the placing of new OPJors Lovin oil at New York for the Sk but they do not make the profits that on a larger scale, but we hear that ended today, aggregated 230 bbls, are made in America. Their labor eon- business ane sizable lots has showing a slight decrease. ditions are better than those in this been quietly booked at concessions,| RECEIPTS AT NEW YORK (bbls.) country. The laborers are more saving embracing parcels for prompt ship- Week of Week of in their methods than ours. French ment. The close was steady to firm, Sept. 23. Sept. 16. methods would never be put into oper- prices showing a net gain for the Turpentine, ...... 8,245.5... 2,940 ation in the United States because the week, covering 3c to 46c and upward Rosin ...... 11,705... 9,864 land here is too valuable. In France a gallon, as to brand and quantity, Rosin Oil, ...... oD ois nis 259 the land that grows the pine trees will f.50. bh. New York, Clearances for. Tar, ...... : 5861s cv 0s 888 grow very little else and the trees have the week just ended at New York, Pitch, ese 0000s evel TT, esse been planted and cultivated largely BER e ere TTT be ee lielie because of this. show a shrinkage and amounted to Crude Turps.,

SAVANNAH WEXKEY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE | |

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BRABANT 3.75 GCOD WORKMANSHIP ano QUALITY GUARANTEED 7.00 £.00 £ se WRITE FOR PRICES ~~ 26¢ NEEEY 38¢ 51¢ 61¢ W. K. WILSON Established 1881 JOSEPH WALLBILLICH NEW ORLEANS COPPER WORKS, TURPENTINE STILLS A SPECIALTY.

Office and ° ° ° Turpentine Distillers: * WE inform aces you wo Works: ——————————eaees U8 We have secured our patenton Improved Collar and Stationary Cap, whereby 124 to 2 gallons of turpentine is saved at every charge,and making at least two grades higher §21-623 Rosin, as still can be skimmed at any time while in operation, as vapor that was formerly wasted goes through Cap and worm and is condensed into turpen- oo tine. We make a Tubular Condenser which is far i i superior to the Worm. We have several in use giving

oo a WILSON better results than Worms. Should you contemplate STREET making a change in your old still or installing a new & outfit, we will guarantee to give you results as above 00 stated. Write us for prices and save money. 300 WALLBILLICH Werefer you to the following operators who a IMPROVED STILL using ourimprovement: Jordan RiverTurp.,Kiln, Miss.: Bay Turp Co., Elizu- ks PATENTED JUNE 16TH 09. beth, La.; Hillsdale Turp Co., Hillsdale, Miss.; Carr ks . Ag Bros., Hattiesburg, Miss.,4stills; Wolf River Co.,Gulf- ‘ : port, Miss; Pools Bluff Turp Co., Rio, La.; Jones & : Picket, Board of Trade Building. New Orleans, La.: Western Naval Stores Co., Aldridge, Texas; H, E. Smith, Picayune, Miss.; W. B, Young Turp Co., McHenry, Miss.. 2 stills; Union N.§ Co., New Orleans, Lia.; Independent Naval Stores Co., Reeves, La., 5 stills; Poltevent & Favre, Florenville, La.; Ellen Dee Turp Co. McHenry, Miss., 8 stills; Lyon Turp Co., Biloxi, Miss., 4 stills. J : g nr 5 . We have been riveting the bottoms on our stills with double rows of rivets which insnres them from leaking: avoiding expansion and contraction which cause them to leak.

M'MILLAN BROS 225225 22 Exportation of Crude To Pitch Be Resume Pensacola, Fla , News SOUTHERN COCPPER WORKS. Announcement has been made that the shipping of crude pitch from this SEAMLESS TURPENTINE STILLS port will be resumed with the sailing of the Italian} steamship Selene this A SPECIALTY. week, and that at least 450,000 tons will be exported through this port in the near future. The crude piteh, which is secured FOUR FACTORIES AT from a number of points in Alabama, is a substitute for fuel. Handling it is SAVANNAH, GA. said to be very disagreeable and, at JACKSONVILLE, FLA times, it has been very hard to secure MOBILE, ALA. men to work on vessels loading cargoes of the‘crude pitch. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. It is said that it will require seven vessels to take the first contract of . 50,000 tons. .

= SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE Exports Spirits Turpentine from United States, Ten Years-1913-14 to 1004-5

To United Kingdom, in Gallons :

Month | 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 | 1910-11 | 1909-10 | 1908-09 | 1907-08 | 1906-07 1905-06 April 61,487 144,104] ... | 671,698 138,477 1036515 438.7568) 115,638] in| May 274,860| 179,595 789,391 | 367,467 233,991 328,044 596,171 193,299 584,606, 479,627 June 981,333] 992,197 | 1,552,525 | 728,166] 716,857 184,789 1,226,628 875,183| 791,865| 836,749 July. |. Ea 1,208,992 | 1,278,220| 983,859] 1,099,193| 1,407.006| 1,771,183| 1,187,998) 424,806 1,962,376 August uli... 1,181,464 | 1,488,611 | 1,071,942| 786,007 | 576,961 927,319 1,207,408| 1,147,426 175,886 Sept’mb'r} ..... hi... 1,394,251 570 249 | 272,787| 402,244| 814,072| 1,807,A62| 690,085| 443,619 606,563 October. | 12... 241,809 | 1,275,483 | 614,984 284,434| 177,001 169,062 809,574 | 1,006,021 779,198 Novemb’t| ...... 1,186,691 158,462 672,723 1,027,628| 559.845 542,820] 588,126] 272,692 870,936 December?| ...... 461,132 | 782,951 ' 1,194,273! 132,014| 578,404) = 164,182| 511,389 438,971| 503,39 Japuary di o...... 84,468 | 315,286 | 449,359| 838,246 382,500| 794,791 450,630 | 567,268 | 330,909 February | ...... 75,764 226,171 | 18: 8500 simon 130,225 71,992 10,877 459,788 612,292 March 7 tiioani 7,650 25,852 | 297,520 1.293 5,488| 818,644 55,114 5,150 | 26,890

Potals. i i ne 7,108,207 | 8,408,201 | 7,341,128 | 5,160,079 | 5,255,699 | 8,324,180 | 6,145,211 | 6,141,949 | 6,588,617

To Belgium and Netherlands, in Gallons April 146,961 313,147| 366,519 67,740! 801,970 10,643| 3871,905| 879,574! 859,603 146,634 May | 142,658 536,647 | 468,060 800,492 495,804 497,767 806,868 190,439 32,808, 782,031 June | 903.686] 789,694, 363,125 421,689 326,334| 834,361 | 822.851 863.469 629,397 118,724 Sully © a 713,516) 688,518 655,034, 292,129 1,069,707 393,439, 278,902] 780,958, 569,405

August 351,399| 438,899 177,264| 360.883] 448.565| 810.224) 668.460 189,356| 165,796 Tan September, = ...... 727,361] 439,232 631,164| 389,985| 367,228| 297,911 162,127 605,904 411,143 October 395,044 | 959,744 565,369 409,122 252,655| 869,690 605,191 142,952 | 254,276 November, ...... 259,268 | 188,145 418,204| 106,060, 897,107 648,663 358,666 102,299 144,061 December! ...... 627,886 619,920 476,791 850,838] 288,180 422,802 512,494 991,629 683,021 January | iene 237,926| 648,963 374,552 844,485 292,499 190.820, 502,231 117,679] 214,709 February i /f..oonn BAG, 301}. IDB, 2UBf witness cess | 889.810 27,087 198,995 180,400 148,426| 425,626 Mareh 5 if: nil 269,137] 345,551 312,146 | 17.669! 213.989, 110.232 40,852 7,675 44,548 ——

Totals | ee en | 5,087,410] 5,681,449 | 4,400,445 | 4.084.189 | 4,199,673 | 4,944,490 | 4,242,805 | 4,003,581 | 3,899,973

oe To Germany, in Gallons — April bi 140,450 1 155,172 34,467 160,806 108,300 88,480 274,226| 265,200 7,639 30,600 May | 566,637 401,779 112,615] 101,870| 808,436| 297.829! 444,217) 859,226 169.671] 194,996 June | 383,999 550,617 401,409) 177,146] 365,794| b555,774| 284,864 154,015 88,682 362,283 July PR 460,615 430,170| 884,712 384,158 234,364 328,748| 270,862) 396,880 $2,618 August. | 7.234) 343,793 88,989| 301,478| 143.290 184,119| 474,151 | 410,448 ° .180,599 September 509,980 | 469,086] 485,016 83,704 369,114, 318,444 899,688 455,035| 620,028 October | © i... 231,507 79,452 146,594 234,126| 105,719] 501,768 278,299| 384,676 200,000 November | ...... fl 165,485] 470,023, 308,709 169.992 345,191 837,866 827,682 108,712 643,708

December | hati 251,207 | « 219,894 190,000 38,962 177,762 40,217 169,480 61,806 139,164 gemini January | Ll... a 292,604 | 581,356 324,641 5,089 7,806] 333,086) 499,266 337,822 812707 Sl Fshruary . | wee ors 79,189 58,809 70,111 122,893 225,189| 151.191 195,240 71,032 5,115 March is nt 97,021 89,040| 264,997 6,613] 231,685 50,3361 7 104,502 cincsesrvscrion: 145,082

Fotals | ee ee | 8,292,410] 8,290,114 | 2,703,091 | 2,124.544 | 2,732,203 | 3,199,332 | 3,487,411 | 2.481.103 | 2,916,900

To All Other Europe, in Gallons April Fst, | 05 15,2207... oui. 8.000 25,500 10,189 | isrucisuii viens 15,223 | 7,790 May Fe 15,355 15,194 8,552 26,008 5,220 10,000 92,250 12.149 | 85 June [te en ir 19,990 53,945 53,779 25,722 45,662 47,977 20,500 8,055 Yuly be Ea To AR Ce ee Sh re 20,426 21,176 | 50,425 August Io... | 20,000 10,000 DD ODO, sod mnmisreseesns [o baginmrmasnions: 45,900 10,000 41,619 16,000 deptember| ...... -| 5000) 35423 60,520 oon. ooo 34,550, 12,887) 90,925) 23,978 3,967 October | i... 390 27,956 80,830 1,032 9,794 15,000 5,000 29.859 2,635 November |... 7,650 35,065 7,621 22,500 5,000 | 15,628 198,520 5,192 10,000 Decomber | won| 1senin a 10,000 15,624 12,937 30,990 62,020 19,686 315 65.96C January. | ins | 308 | 78,134 93,991 FE Ey en | 17,820 24,567 5,000 8,118 February | imo ft reseed [rnin BS. 428 | in 8,000] :.50 sree 5,000...... 68,103 March fii ht city ie 4.097] HO000) 132 15,200 10,372 81,800 40,762 15.716

Poole. | 53,898 | 260,182 | 380,457 131,128 | 159,976 | 245,478| 540,650 215,668 | 249,753

Total Foreign Exports, in Gallons, Including Everything Shipped Outside of United States

April 646,189} 880,398| 764,581] 1,101,317 784,493] 291,025| 1,472,929] 946,379 582,202 | 874,71C May 1,626,250 1,392,958 | 1,662,889 1,265,762 1,311 339| 1,366.726| 1,593,271 974,760 1,057,982 1,647,678 June 2,639,291 2,632,361| 2,615,123| 1,931,539| 1.732,143| 1,950,711| 2,588,608] 1,741,267| 1,963,507 1,434,289 July Lia 2,627,118) 2,712,927| 2,470,368] 2.079,874' 8,002,960| 2,724,106| 2,115,766| 1,927,206 2,-16,560 August | lo. | 1,907,742| 2,637,056| 1,886,117] 1,590.481) 1,359.558| 2,248,714 2,747,190 1,963,184 793.884 September| .... 2,840,818 | 1,910,456| 1,841,218] 1,051,728 1,838,586 2,258,844 1,626,769 1,749,942| 1,796,484 October |... 1,125,822 2,612,875 1,578,015 1,173,315 801,817 1.226.661 1,618,740| 1,821,504 1,371,867 November | ...... 1,799,522 | 1,047,370| 1,722,988) 1,577,808 1,490,256! 1,722,127| 1,758,663| 751,813| 1,312.404 December | ...... 1,574,697 | 1,976,447| 2,190,116| 832.212 1,239,072| 901,880] 1.409.035 1,646,661 1,566,595 January te 814,157 | 1 947,711) 1,472,159| 924/165| 903,862 1,501,859| 1,687,684| 1,222406| 1,057,921 Fobraaly |... | 648,948] 583,684| 288,708| 1,053,295 515,565| 574,820) 539,727 144,711] 1,244,469 March ..| 644,15F 497,281) 1,130,461] 238.259| 699,516 735.814 470,038 266,142 418,318

Potaly {0 oi... | 18,888,691 21,634,000 |18,873,766 | 14,347,107 |14,959,143 | 19,549,633 | 17,535,868 | 15,097,260 | 15,834,129

ah SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 7 Exports of Rosin from United States for Ten Years--1913-14 to 1904-5 To United Kingdom, barrels, 280 Ibs

Month 1914-15 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 1910-11 | 1909-10 1908-09 1907-08 | 1906-07 | 1905-06 April 22,552 85,485 4,615 45,914 18,927 18,467 1452 30,184 9.510 20,514 May 28,296 99,777 40,367 17,728 32,622 21,123 27,103 11,278 26,291 41,347 J une b8,609 57,536 36,618! 23,790 53,122 58,127 | 56,719 85,475 67,923 46,377 duly, Ln 43,229 9 629 52,152 69,604 | 52,340| 33,163] 106,681 44,190 66,959 Augnst of... | 62,355 2,567 | 63,716 39, 1099 30,1565 27,7185 31,6567 79,686 33,676 September| ...... 41,073 i 160 69 557 16,316 34,514 66,142 42,793 26,070 38,100 October wf 89.058 38,364 44,480 23.784 26 1292 18,636 41,534 77,778 42,001 November | ... | 57,076) 51,425] 33, 225 61,942 87,947| 387,528 59,081 61,634 43,877 December | ...... 39,307 | 65,008 | 81,635 40,838 38,657 | 49,164 86,879 92,128 63,471 January Ll. 55,671 87,005 2, 779 47,594 | 30,042 75,438 50,824 44,192 70,816 February a 39,433 28,923 2,336 8,376 21,976 | 12,015 52,321 39,980 68,145 March dS ant 26,096 43,638 5 308 | 5,485 | 41,814 | 34,378 45,117 29,644 15,710

Total 0 | 619,691! 491,317 509,618 | « 417,709 457,854 | 440,008 643,824 598,921 550,992 n To Belgium and Netherlands bbls 280 Ibs April 7.020 | 15,404 32,248 | 3,029 51,081 1,065 | 41,798 10,846 6,888 39,067 May | 42,883 34,756 19,425 16,365 24,600 18,403 20,224 9, 654 6,870 10,8382 June | 58,858 | 63,813 19,556 5,656 21,920 17,015 29.605 61,882 16,978 80 July ena 34,850 62,987 54,026 3,881 43,514 23,181 14,856 22,706 23,038 August | Cardin 14,285 28,669 14,880 34,227 23,826 33. 532 41,307 ‘11,430 24,804 imme September, ...... | 36,200) 18,075 59,919 16,911 25,126 47,994) 15,273] 55,681 18,453 October naa | oh 100 | 25,386 | 8,109 11,421 36,866 | 95.208 | 45,772 | 10,929 32,828 November| ... . 6,922 | 7,001| 71,596 15.604] 83.922) 50,587 18,458 28,736 54,214 December “| 39, 070] 26,413 35,543 29, 9% 79 21,308 34,428 | 50.38 34,430 248,494 January | 2) 42.556 | 61,438 16,413 24, 705 | 40, 862 19,648 30,395 46,708 44,833 February =i 39,469 11,154 6,696 8.835 26 437 | 28.300 89,770 | 16,069 29,484 March | iE 22, 164 | 16,277 19,486 5,255 14 Lael 10,194 8,374 16,678 28,084 vw Total | ~|” 363,580| 826,620| 811,718 299,829 | 364,700 | 847,572| 274,002 552.001

= e— To Germany, Barrels, 280 ibs

Crp April 14,262 26,814 | 13,598 | 53,482 35,314 | 39,012 52,766 35,685 41,581 | 30,949 May 70,962 51,725 20,874 47,826 59.903 8,059 57,610 68,873 51,697 32,268 June 85,931 73,838 86,944 37,848 30,383 93,603 88,227 43,199 21,419 46,380 Sil vot Aen a 58,113 91,229 | 120,189 76,321 56. 452 | 58,430 54,432 33,336 37,622 Angngh- bo ola 21,147 100,409 59,694 51,624 67,796 91,308 107,726 86,308 109,473

——— September] ...... 147,509 106,160 86,120 42,521 | 85,271 | 80,989 88,697 129,960 89,682

October. |. ive 20,218 | 65.538 | 19,002 7a, 300 8,508 | 97,600) 52,680 87 312 59,598 pm 4 November, A | 95.665 50,124) 115,308) ~~ 80,241| 60,685 72,386 81,128 126.962 Decembert ...... 45,361 82,781 | aT, 312] 78 352 30, 202 26. 835 | | 43, 736 | 43 079 22,128 January uli 134.854 126 1235 | 2,017] 35,584 | 7,769 68,726 129, 510 99.770 44.716 Yebruary ©... 70,315 29, 838 | ee 381 | 86 428 70 889 | 19, 350 91,596 62,220 31,688 lp March [ays Pann 32,420 5, 104 | 66, 504 | 33,370 | 74,466 16,679 | 20.587 41,229 | 60,715 Boial, te. sen Lo 777,979 | 778,784 | 699,216 726.408 | 622.308 699,235 | 808,916 728,964 691,970 To All Other Europe, barrels, 280 Ibs. :

April 78,702 108,200 65,370 77,800 43,727 53,392 29,486 114,096 39. ,006 | 12.140 May | 14,032 17,476 8,293 12,290 9,278 5,104 17,636 15,131 36, 680 | 2,864 June 20,297 35,727 2,097 34,147 10,456 16,650 31,234 5,451 18,030 17,430 July rd 39,408 25,850 34,273 31,293 1,132 13,390 15,802 4 960 17,698 August | 18,994 45,110 5,978 17.087 10,5648 31,855 18,674 18.306 12,375 September, ...... 13,692 13,485 49,470 29,920 53,768 23,785 | 36,624 26,177 23,491 October | hd 32,934 39,649 26,259 36,607 9,879 39, 135 25,021 34,468 28,827 November, ...... 11,208 10,421 24,679 9,634 13,138 26.515 | 23, ,498 | 23,367 3,086 December | ...... 31,726 27,525 24,713 43,719 3,189 29,356 47 ,320| 13,154 | 17,218 January | 19,718 18,621 32,140 17,189 39.862 8.800 30,700 | 44,476 | 38.961 : February oo ah 28,506 20,110 21,690 40,744 3,293 2,205 12,468 | 14,174 | 11,999 March | Sa 18,938 5,952) 21,193 7.251 21,714 11,528 35.021] 89,101| 87.939

~ FF hal to | 871,527 282,483 364,632] 296,756! 231.657 264,925|. 379,795 309,080 | 224.0i3

Total Exports, Barrels, 280 Ibs, Everything Shipped Outside United States, Including Tar and Pitch April 148,535 | 262,362] 172,705 215,012) 190,118) 145,548) 185,471 228, 152 141, od 150,495 May 182,837 257,466 136,355 137,017 184,283 | 79 670] 152, 098 | 134,521 | 169,963 119,870 June 950.177| 271.553] 185.608 | 157.276 159.275 222. 564 216,692 224.851 158,440 137,328 July. "10 246,865) 262,082 | 831,151, 226,650) 197,649] 167,258 244, 896 134,836 183,719 August 164,461 280,676 194,402 191,341 179. 011] 282,820 245, 913 257, 018! 221,254 September] ...... 289,780 253,553 | 338 552 185,681 236,185 | 271 ,129 237, 964 267, 819 222,940 @ctober i 5 138.762 296,786 | 148,174] 201,058) 114,518 214. 269, 214.868 246, 447 199,959 November | 212,197 166,868 | 218, 883 242 941 266, 106 223, 946 219,855 212, 248 | 294,46¢€ December | ...... 184,914 270,444 | 276, 154 | 274, 471 156, 494 218, 1034 | 285,726 | 243, 555 2086, 756C January 272,784 316,288 | 225 ,451 | 182,659 148,584 | 2)2 323 286. 628 257, 465 293,087 February {| 201,478 127,075 | | 117,287 | 176,065 163,728 | 86, 392 261 ,409 171 889 | 190,489 March 124,110] 132.194 179,860 91.700 189,361 123, £3] 197. 287 418.318 192,091

Total | 79,626,732 2,530,724 2,539,169 2,256.242| 2,099,348 | 2,293,366 | 5,777,070 2,709,902 2,412,433

3 8 z SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE The Weekly Naval Stores Re viow Want Department, RATES J.A.CRANFORD, J.J. HAYMANS, J.J.PHILLIPS, .W.CLARK, & (Cash Must Accompany Order.) President Vice-President Vice-President HN & Treas. . Lemme — DIRECTORS me POSITIONS WANTED. J. A.Cranford J.J. Haymans H.L.Anderson J.J Phillips Benj.Drew M.W. Ulmer T.B.Handley I.I. Moody E. E. Edge J.C. Getzen One TNSOTTION...... oareidesnis vemsmesnnans 75 cts. C.Johnson H.W.Clark R. O. Moore F. W. Buddington POUT INSeLEIONS...... o0 ican sonnrenss $1.26, E. P. Davis T L. Howard HELP WANTER. ONE. INSOrHION ...covni ossenn ans vmsmrninns 75 cts. OPERATORS NAVAL STORES GOMPANY Fon INSCTTIONS.cccccssenseslosemomnns menansenne $1.25

TURPT. FARMS FOR SALE

INE INSeriON oli cceeecissmmsnnssiansss $1.00. aa an RANT TNSELEIONS ...... corn i cennsinsvamy-siieriins $2.25 + FACTORS AND TURPT. FARMS WANTED AnetInSertlon...... vce antes $1.00 COMMISSION MERCHANTS Botir INSertions...... cis. censresonsns $2.25. TURPENTINE CUPS WANTED Strictly an Operators Company. No Stock sold to any one OR FOR SALE. except Turpentine Operators (IV0 TF IBCT LION ion nsnms-reisssrasiyiecannimmanes $1.00. OFFICE: ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING BON ENSOTIIONE .o..oors io nevis bones 1.75. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Reaching an army of producers and turpentine workers every week, the Receive Consignments at Jacksonville and Fernandina, Florida results from an advertisement in the and Savannah, Georgia Weekly Naval Stores Review are sure . WE INVITE YOUR CORRESPONDENCE and quick.

Please Mention the Paper Positions Wanted. Miscollancons

Our readers will oblige us when writing to parties advertising in our <== —=> | AD. GENVRAIN paper if they will state that they saw the advertisement in the Weekly Naval bt LUSE.. Se BROKER Stores Review. This is a little trouble II RUE DU BOULOI and costs nothing, but helps us and is information wanted by the advertiser. THIS PAGE PARIS, FRANCE

The best medium for advertising ii AND, THE MOST IMPORTANT EXPORTER OF ‘“ Woodsman Wanted,’ ‘Distiller Wanted,’ ‘Situation Wanted as Woods- GET RESULTS FRENCH ROSIN AND TURPENTINE man or Distiller,” ‘Turpentine Farms for Sale,” ‘Turpentine Tools,” ete., is the SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES me ams | PETROL hE REVIEW. Try it and be convinced. It is in a position to supply your wants.

Every paint manufacturer, every To Advertise Pure Spirits of Turpentine

varnish manufacturer, every soap manufacturer, every paper manu- We, the undersigned, hereby agree to donate a facturer, should keep the Weekly barrel of spirits turpentine to a fund for advertising ' Naval Stores Review on file in his office. At ten cents a week, it is the the superior merits of the natural product over best yearly investment he can make substitutes. if he buys any turpentine or rosins We will ship a barrel Oct. 1, 1914, to our factors | to speak of.

with instructions to sell the same and remit to the Commission in charge of the exhibits at the San NAVAL STORES PRODUCERS Francisco Exposition. If you want to secure a woodsman, distiller commissary help, superin- tendent, or help of any kind to work age ileris eiieriel ei aiisi oahu 8 iain cel a) in OLS 9070.00.08. 0/0/05 ls ale, ake, 8.90 a) vs le ,8:070 Suid 00 on a turpentine farm advertise for them through the Weekly Nava’! Stores Review 666666 2a © 6 4 4 400000600800 44ers essere e00000 eee

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W. W. WILDER, Vice-President R. G. GAILLARD, Secretary and Treasurer C. B. PARKER, Vice-President HrNrRY HENKEN, Ass’t Secretary and Treasurer W. K. SMITH, Vice-President PRODUCERS NAVAL STORES C0.

ey NAVAL STORES FACTORS and WHOLESALE GROCERS SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

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Our Grocery Department is located on the tracks of the Central Railroad, where we carry a complete line of Groceries, Grain, Hay, Hoop Iron, Glue, Batting, Etc. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE ORIGINAL BLOUNT PATENT DIP BARREL RIM AND HEAD CONCEDED TO BE THE BEST

TURPENTINE FUTURES IN london Spirits Turpentine Market. THE LONDON MARKET

London, England, Aug. 29, 1914 FURNISHED BY! The following gives a comparison of Moore & Hole, Billiter House, Billiter Street, London, Eng. spirits of turpentine futures at this date for four years:— DELIVERIES WEEK ENDING THIS DATE London, Eng., Sept. 5, 1914. = 1,068 1914......

TE A Ca Dre St 1,566 sess i 1,130 HO eh iditimarmiies | 1914 1913 1912

tons a 1,064 191. SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER American 24,151 30,736 31,843 Stock in London.barrels { French...... 1,312 2,859 343 RO messae San canine

BG tua 30s. 94d Spain ...... 106 104 551 <= 31s. 9d Landing in % fr | Bd nl Rest a SOL BE Afloat to ge kira sitAles ntmmbto 8,000 . 9,650 19,450 ~~ TON oe ta Ri 398. .d

DELIVERIES, JANUARY TO DATE Ota DATTOLS.. ..ctntleoseismammapinsss bimniarmaim | 33,619 43,349 52,187

Se BOL ea RL a, 86,821 casks Price in London...... GNI 34 30-3 30-6 TOUT a 60,74n Delivered in London, week OL a Lt, 58,414 ending Sept. 5 1914, barrels _... 1.187 1,623 1,801 YI) ERNE al ns 47,956 4 Deliveredin London, Jan 1 to Sept. 5 68,612 62,443 59,724

JAMES WATT & SON

G++ bed +44 L LPH We Now Do Job Printing! When you are in need of Letter Heads, Rosin Oils, Varnishes and Pitch Note Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes, Commissary Checks, or anything in SOUTHERN OIL AND INK CO. the printing line, kindly bear us in mind. Prices and samples submitted SAVANNAH . . . . GEORGIA hed Dd ede ELL HD

OF TRADE 10 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL COURSE OF THE SPIRITS TURPENTINE MARKET AT SAVANNAH FOR ELEVEN YEARS (Compiled from Official Records of the Savannab Board of Trade.)

1904-03 DAT | 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 | 1908-09 | 1907-08 | 1906-07 1905-06

1 en ND 674 67 ND April 1... ND 42 46% I G2 8015 373 Aprll 4. | wo ND 45% ND 60/5 36 50 66..663 60 53 48 67% 58 54} April 11 44 37% 45 ND 80 803 362 36% b4§ April 18... 4814 391.40 | 443.45 | 72% 58% 59 39} 393 46 673 533 b4 42% 43 663 53% ; April 25... 4214 H'D'Y | 45%.46% 74 59 37 56 May 2 4214 363 48 74 ND 35% 44 643 si 3 60 42} 3 633 b May 9.. 44 37% 464.463 | 63.64 59% 37 37} 16... 43% 363 47.471 | 65 61} 613 37% 423 603 May 60% 423 603 May 23.. 443.45 | 371.873 | 45% 59 373 38 ‘May 3)... 43% 361.363 | 44.443 56%. 3 95 39 393 40} ‘59 June 6 45 451 | 851 45} 533.54} | 662 37% 38 41 57 453.46 | 38 45 51.51% | 56% 57 403 89 393 573 June 13... 40 57% 3 June 20... 465.47 | 38 441.443 | 52 672% 394 403 59..59% 39 0 57% June 27... 463.47 | 363} han 53.53% | 43} 44 July 4.. | 46.46} | 36.382 503.51 | 6lig 62 43} 44 893 40| 57% 26 38% 56% July 11. | 48} 361.364 1314 51.51} 64 LY] July 18.. 46 3514 43} 493 663 663% 453 38% 883 66 July 5... | 49% 3534 43 51.513| 68% 463 47 37% 373 65% Aung Ll... 45% 35 42% 49% 88% 48} 87% 373 | 554 Aug, 5. ND 353.86 | 391.40} | 495.493 68% 49% 493 35% 86 67 Aug 15... ND 361.363 | 40 51.51% 691.693 35% 56} Aug: 22... ND 393.40 | 393.40 | 53% 38% 35% 36| 0b} % Aug 29. ND 39 39} | 883.89 | 511.513] 70 363% 54

ND 382.39 | 38 sie 5%] 11.91} 35 52 ———— Sept b.... pr Sept 12. ND 39 38% 50% 1% 86 363 50 50% Sept 19... | semns - | 80} a 50}..50% | 74% 15 353% 51 Sept 20... 1] \ es - 280 1.393 | 501.503 | 783.74 35% 51

Bot a3, wer 1530 39) i 50% 72% 85% 52 a Oct 10. 1 LU 39.391 | 38} 484% 76% 35 51 Bet AT. Ten 40h 41 48% 74}..743 37% 51% 1% Bet dot. bl. 42 393 461.463 | 75% 36 36% | 51% Get BL. i 42.42% | 88 461.463 | 77.77% 86% 49 493 Noy 7 7.4 43.431 | 381 461 7614 88% 433% Nov 1: + ... 43% 37% 45 77 38% 43% 45% Nov zl. 0 Ll. 44.44} | 853% 443 753 393 43% Nov 28.1 un. wi i548 841.843 | 443.45 75 393 45 } Pee 5... | i... 42% 35..35% 463.47 7 39% 45 Dee “12... I ... ln 38% 43% 74% 39 444% Dee 10. PRET 38% 493.50 175% 873 42

Dee 28... 1 .... 421 375.38 | 49 763.763 H'D 403 TTT Jan Meh LL - | 44 395..89% 50% 17 H'D'Y | 423 Jan. 9. | es 451% 401.404 | 504 791 41} 51 Jan 18 | 46 39% 49% 82 40% 54 Gant 20. 1 Ll... NE 41% 49 Bid | 82}.823 4) 41% | 513% Jan: 30. allel 42.42} 46% 84 41% 51 eT Yeh 0. 483% 2408-1 47% 86 39% 52 Web IB. | ... oY 42% 461 87}..88 404 ND Feb 20.0 4. 44 42% 473 87% 41 473 Boh 27. 1 en - | 443 42 461 874% 39 % 503 Meh 6... 45 40 47 881 373 48 Mech 13 1... | 46} 373.38 | 48% 92 6014 38% 50 Meh-20 1 [ 463 373.38 | 48}..48% |!$1.00..01 60% 38% 52 Meh 27... i. -| 463 ND 49 1.07 60 37 b7 66% 37% ND 593 59% Mar 31: | eo to ND 42 47 1.02

Low Prices for Turpentine for Eleven Years

High and ee ——— 1918-14 1912-13 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1808-09 1907-08 1906-07 1905-06 1904-05 1903-04 HB 1 H. IL HH, 1. H. L HW. 1, H L. BH. .L. H LL. H. L. H. L. H. 1, 48 35 $1.02 44} $1 07 55% 60} 853 503 86 69 40 74% 56% 79 53 57 464 65 4b Highest and Lowest Turpentine Posted on the Savannah Board of Trade. Highest, March 25, 1911, at $1.07 gallon, or $53.50 cask. Lowest. Sept. 4 1896. at 22 cts. gallon, or $11.00 cask

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ORI J. G, BOYD, President R. B. BURROUGHS, Secretary and Treasurer Lee DIRECTORS ee W. F. CoacHMAN, W. J. KELLY, P. L, SUTHERLAND \ J. H. Burrovaas, G. A. Powers, C. H. Herry, J. G. BoyDp HERTY TURPENTINE CUP COMPANY Manufacturers of the | Herty Turpentine Cups and Gutters sro (Approved by the United States Bureau of Forestry.) — GENERAL OFFICES: 603-4 Consolidated Building, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ———EEEE &« Factories, Daisy, Tennessee and Savannah, Georgia.

— Some of the Reasons why the Herty Cup and Gutter System is superior to the Old Box System and to all other Cup Systems :

TT MINIMUM DAMAGE TO TIMBER MAXIMUM YIELD CHEAPNESS OF PRICE SIMPLICITY OF INSTALLATION RAPIDLY GROWING IN POPULARITY AMONG ALL UP-TO- DATE AND CONSERVATIVE NAVAL STORES PRODUCERS

— > Operators are warned against infringements on our Patent No. 719,708

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12 . SAVANNAH WEEKLY ‘NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW M. W. LARENDON & CO. and Quitman Cooperage Co. JOURNAL of TRADE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS QUITMAN, GEORGIA NAVAL STORES AND RICE Established 1890. 82 WALL STREET Published every Saturday afternoon NEW YORK CITY MANUFAGTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE at Savannah, Ga. Consignments of PureGum Spirits l'urpen- BY THF tine and Batting Strained Rosin solicited. SPIRITS TURPENTINE BARRELS sight Drafts against Bills of Lading accept- WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW PUBLISHING Hi ed for seventy-five per cent. Savannah Guaranteed first-class and large DIP (Not incorporated) market. Possessing the good will of the BARRELS, with and without Rims consuming world, can guarantee full

values and quick returns. Also, handle Rims, Patent Heads] Rooms, 5=6=7, Southern Express bldg, Firm c.1. f. offers also solicited. Glue and Hoop Iron.

St. Julian and Whitaker Streets.

Entrance on Whitaker Street.

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$5.00 SUBSCRIPTION Per Annum, D. D. PEABODY 8 Address all communications and make NAVAL STORES BROKER all ehecks, drafts, money orders. etc., pay- SALES AGENT SAVANNAH, GA.

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NAVAL STORES REVIEW, TURPENTINE AND ROSIN Representing Consumers of P. 0. Box 948, Savannah, Ga. ROSIN FOUNDRY ROSIN Representing

Entered as second-class matter at the Post- independent Producers TURPENTINE PINE OIL office at Savannah. Ga. STEAM PROCESS TURPENTINE ee es af el Nf NN NS TN TN IN IN NS TN TN TN TN 321 HIBERNIA BUILDING | Eastern Representative : CHARLES NORDHAUS, JR. PITCH ROSIN OIL:

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Room 404, 130 Pearl Street, New York City Southwestern Representative : PHILIP DEVLIN, EMPTY WHISKEY BARRELS BOUGHT AND SOLD

708 Perrin Building, New Orleans, La.

C. B. TURTON CO. YARYAN CASE TO COME UP H. T. WEST COMPANY 40 CENTRAL STREET 16 EXCHANGE PLACE AGAIN ON OCTOBER 12 BOSTON, MASS. NEW YORK

Brunswick, Ga., News The next important hearing in the DEALERS IN NAVAL STORES. ROSINS-TURPENTINE Yaryan Naval Stores Company case Rosin, Turpentine, Rosin Oils, Pitch For Export 4% 4% st & 2 will come up before the United States For Soap Makers & Paper Makers Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta on Kiln and Retort Tar, Tar Oil, Etc. For Varnish Makers 4 8 % October i2, when the high tribunal will Ask our prices from South, or New hold a session in that city and the result GAS CARBON BLACKS. strong and unifo m. York, or delivered of this hearing wili have considerable for The Paint and Ink Trades, etc

bearing on the future of the company. Will Advance to Producers or Dealers The particular feature of the case to We carry Stocks in Boston Your Orders are Solicited

come up on the date named is an appeal

from the decree of sale ordered by the BEAUMONT, TEXAS PENSACOLA, FLA. district court. This appeal was filed MOORE & HOLE CINCINNATI, OHIO NEW YORK, N. Y. some time ago by the Brown faction, who objected to the order of Judge IMPORTERS OF Shepard, ordering the sale of the two Naval Stores Marketing Gompany plants of the company, both of which have since been sold under the order. Rosins and Turpentine The sale of the two plants, however,

has never been confirmed by the court, 907-908 Hibernia Bank Building probably because this appeal was pend- Billiter House, Billiter Street NEW ORLEANS LA. ing in the higher tribunal. In the event of the decision of the lower court LONDON, E. C.,, ENGLAND Marketing Pure Gum Spirits of Turpentine of appeals, then it is more than likely and Rosin that the lower court will at once con- firm the sale, and the two plants will, Large stocks carried at New Otleans, Pen- sacola, Cincinnati and New York as soon ai the money is paid over, pass CABLE ADDRESS: “MOVEMENT’’ LONDON into the hands of the purchasers. In the event, however, that the court decides that the lower court erred in ordering the sale of the plants, then a PHILIP DEVLIN

new phase will be placed on the case gg and the future proceedings is problem- YL Yong atical. It is expected that the appeal JAMES WATT & SON will be stubbornly fought outin Atlanta and a number of attorneys representing Navalotores Broker

the two factions will be present. NR XA : TURPENTINE AND ROSIN 708 PERRIN BUILDING We solicit for publication news of 101 LEADENHALL STREET NEW ORLEANS, LA. interest to operators in any section of Representing Consumers of Naval LONDON Stores Exclusively the turpentine belt,

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| CONSOLIDATED NAVALSTORES COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

BRANCHES: | NAVAL SAVANNAH, STORES GA. AND PENSACOLA, FACTORS. FLA. Gh

| ee OFFICERS | Walter F. Coachman, Chairman of the Board | W. J. Kelly, President D. H. McMillan, H. L. Covington, D. R. MeNeill, E. J. L’Engle, S. A. Alford | J. B. McNeill, J. C. Little, Vice-Presidents E. G. Trenholm, Secretary Lee Taylor, Treasurer |

W. J. Hillman, E. J. I’Engle, D. H. McMillan, W. F. Coachman, D. R. McNeill, H. L.. Covington C. B. Rogers, J. R. Powel], A. S. Hubbard, S. A. Alford, W. J. Kelly, J. B. McNeill, J. C. Little’ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

W. F. Coachman, W. J. Hillman, C. B. Rogers A. S. Hubbard, W. J. Kelly, H. L. Covington, E. J. L'Engle ¢

OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY PRACTICAL OPERATORS

The Consolidated Naval Stores Company does not buy a barrel of turpentine or rosin, but handles all consignments

of naval stores for account of the shipper. Its interests DPBS are identical with those of the producers

The Patronage of Turpentine Operators, with Large or Small Locations, havin g BBR desirable Accounts, Earnestly Solicited

BG . CONSIGNMENTS OF NAVAL STORES RECEIVED AT THE PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLA., FERNANDINA, FLA. PENSACOLA, FLORIDA AND SAVANNAH, GEORGIA =

TWO MILLION ACRES OF LAND AND VIRGIN PINE TIMBER LARGEST NAVAL STORES FACTORAGE COMPANY IN THE WORLD

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RAOUL I KA SALE : ; D. M. FLYNN, President, Jacksonville, Florida Vice-Presidents: Jurius C. SCHWARZ, General Manager CHARLES W. BowRrING, New York Savannah CriveE BowRriNG, London : IRVING PosT, Manager J. A. G. CARSON, Savannah Jacksonville

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IN ALL GRADES OF ROSIN AND PURE SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE Main Office, SAVANNAH Branch Office, JACKSONVILLE

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an SH EXPORTS ROSINS IN BARRELS, (280 LBS.) OUTSIDE EUROPE 2 = ii : ol April May June July | Ang. Sept. | Oect. Nov. Dee. Jan. Feb. Mar. 5 2 :

British North America...... 6,634 4,922 5,472 5,275 z 2 Ee CODA, ei veniunn nmsaninins 1,548 890 1612 2,644

as) Eo Argentina...... eeeanstai Ta 1,810 8,124 4,871 6,235

x - Brazil ...... i IL EE, 10,085 5,968 4,919 9,073 = : Other South America ...... 1,677 3,933 1,852 5,055 = 3

British East Indies. ....ccoue conn... 243 95. 290 BBL meal CL ee me GS British Australasia...... 3 278 2,106 3,258 1,786 EE = 3 . A 4d Other Countries... «oe cose 3,123 2,630 4,163 DBE = rma] © ei A in LE er o Polat, is Bh B08 omevel: osm memel ol = 0 == . :

Total Exports, month....| 148,535 | 182,837 | = 250,177 | 228,714| ..... | Co aa] oF aE EE 2 3

Per cent. shipped to other : : > ] than TUTODE.. comma: miscsiusies 17 153 103 14 o5

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Tol, re 297,340 | 342,085 | 370,273 | 240,056 | ...... ol aml a ae Er =

Tota! Exportvaiionth. | 616.1501 105,000 | 200 PASMONEL" LoL vi] en] ee a SEE 2

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EXPORTS OUTSIDE OF EUROPE SATIE MONTHS LAST THREE YEARS 1911-12... ie iid - 201,073 489,881 550,593 390,813 527,922 898,731 215,238 315,731 313,428 229,616 166,921 “IG12-18 =. a ; 335,175 327,629 278,074 311,019 227,871 366,253 396,46¢ 270,240 195,875 343.682 328,972 148,431 226.888 1013-14 cn... oo oat .267,885 259,382 299,803 243,990 307,645 204,226 ~~ 257,462 187,688 234,472 191,509 147,354 265,350 oe =

16 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEWAND JOURNAL OF TRADE BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN THE COUNCIL TOOL CO. o THE UNITED STATES (From Dun’s Review) WANANISH, N. C. Hesitancy in entering upon new com- mitments continues and a spirit of

caution is everywhere manifest, yet MANUFACTURERS OF the confident feeling in business circles is maintained. Sentiment is strength- ened by developments in the financial High-Grade Tools for Naval Stores Operators situation, a favorable impression being created by further improvement in for-

eignexchangeand theaction taken with HACKS, PULLERS, DIPPERS, SCRAPERS a view to meeting maturing obligations abroad. Considerable gold has already SPECIAL TOOLS been shipped to Canada for this purpose and it is evident that banking interests here are actively engaged in the effort to restore more normal mone- tary conditions. The prevailing high rates for accommodation still exert a restraining influence upon trade expansion, but moderate progress is noted in various leading lines, especially in the © JOHN R. WALSH eastern and western sections of the country. Stimulus has been imparted to retail demands by the end of the & "NAVAL STORES vacation season and lower temperatures have accelerated the distribution of wearing apparel and other fall mer- : SAVANNAH, GEORGIA chandise. Curtailment of output is

also noted in iron and steel, operations now being at the rate of about 50 to 60 Orders Solicited for Spirits of Turpentine per cent. of capacity. Inquiries from Rosin of Different Grades and Rosin Oil foreign sources continue, but actual sales are small and domestie consumers Also Buy for others on Commission or Brokerage are buying with caution. This is especially true of the railroads, which Would like to Represent some Reliable Foreign Firm still report a falling off in revenues, gross earnings for the first week of September being 5.7 per cent. less than a year ago. While no official quotations are available, spot cotton is firmer at the South and there is increasing hope of an early reopening of the Ex- change. A violent decline in grain prices at the outset was succeeded by a aval Stores Men! sharp recovery, yet the general trend Write us for circulars concerning of all commodities was downward, 57 losses and 21 gains occurring this week in the 317 quotations compiled by Our Pumping Machinery “Dun’s Review.” SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR Prepared For a Year of Disturbed TURPENTINE Business and Low Values DISTILLERIES A prominent representative of the naval stores trade of the United King- NO PLANT COMPLETE WITHOUT OUR dom, writing from London, states that the business interests there have prac- PUMPING OUTFIT. tically reconciled themselves to a year, at least, of disturbed business condi- Over 1,000 in use throughout South tions and resulting low values for such Carolina,Georgia, Florida, Alabama commodities as naval stores. Kven and Mississippi. when the war ceases it is expected, he stated, that it will require some months HEADQUARTERS FOR before normal credits and other appur- tenances of international trade are re- BOILERS, ENGINES, SAWMILLS established, while consumption in all lines will be curtailed because of popu- AND HIGH-GRADE MACHINERY lar distress resulting from the im- poverishment of large districts and the SAVE MONEY BY DEALING DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS heavy war burdens generally. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS MACON GEORGIA If you know of any naval stores item send it to us (2929229922399 229999992929299999999393939993995995%9>% 9»

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| this port recently was for the most part intended for Japan, Australia and South America. New Orleans Naval Stores Market It is reported from the territory that the work of winding up the year’s operations is well advanced in many places and there will undoubtedly be a —Office of— known to be really in favor of the move considerable reduction of the crop as WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW, and will no doubt be numbered among compared to last year. The cut in 708 Perrin Building, the members of the Arsociation when wages has caused some labor trouble in NEW ORLEANS, LA. they have had time to reflect on its im- certain sections but this is not yet September 22, 1914 portance and scope. The hesitation serious enough to be considered and felt at first by some to see what their Due to the first effects of the action will probably be effectively handled by neighbers were going to do has been of the Naval Stores Farmers Associa- those most concerned. overcome to a great extent and it is With the approach of winter the pro- tion, the market here witnessed a deci- freely predicted that the movement ded strengthening during the last week. ducers will soon be able to ascertain With all of the larger factors and in- will soon have the confidence and co- fairly eorrect figures on the size of the operation of a large majority of all con- year’s crop and to take such steps dependent producers in this territory nected with the industry in any way. in sympathy with the present move- towards reduction as suggest them- ment, prices took on a much better A further announcement in regard to selves. With the formation of the aspect than has been the case since the freights, that is of interest to naval Association and the curtailment of stores men in this territory, is that both this and next year’s crop the outbreak of hostilities in Europe. made the past week that the Pacific Several firm offers for considerable situation looks brighter for the indus- gqnantities of rosin at a discount were Mail Steamship Company have again try at large than it has at any time in advanced their rates on rosin from San the last few months. refused in most quarters: the holders Francisco to Oriental ports of call from standing firm for the last trading prices PETER DEVLIN. quoted. The early part of the week 30 to 35¢. per ewt., with the exception of Shanghai, which will carry an ocean was dull, as the consuming trade had rate of 3715¢. per hundred pounds. ENGLISH VIEW OF THE ROSIN not had time to realize that prices were going to be held up to at least the The outlook for the coming week is AND TURPENTINE MARKET actual cost of production but as this exceptionally bright and there is expected to be a good demand for ‘both Manchester Correspondence fact was brought home to them there London Oil and Color Trades Journal rosins and turpentine at the present. was a most satisfying demand for both London, Eng., Sept 12, 1914. turpentine and rosins at the higher values. Several of the large domestic consumers have allowed their stocks to TURPENTINE.—The market for tur- prices. Now that the movement shows pentine remains steady and quiet. In signs of being a thorough success, all become much reduced in the hope of buying cheaper later on and with on Manchester 34s. 9d. is a common price, interests look forward to better things but probably business eould be done at in the near future. prospects of any more war prices for some time to come, they will undoubt- 3d. less. There is very little demand The final meeting of the Association at the moment. It may perhaps be was held at the Gay-Teague Hotel in edly come into the market for their pointed out that the present price is Montgomery on Saturday, the 19th, needs. It is understood that one large practically what it was before the war; with an attendance of about sixty consumer who carries complete stocks has allowed same to run down to about and it is evident that the cost of trans- operators and factors. There were also port from America is greater (probably present representatives from several of one-fourth of normal and this is probably true of others, who will now find it by 2s. per ¢wt.), the state of the market the large dealers and exporters, who on the other side must be weaker. had been invited to be present at the necessary to supply themselves at the present values. This is in accordance with the general proceedings. The meeting was presided course of pricesin America, which, with over by Mr. T. A. Jennings of Pensa- The export trade is, of course, still almost nothing as compared to times of certain obvious exceptions, are weak. cola, as chairman and Mr. Buckner American business seems to have suf- Chipley of New Orleans, acted as secre- peace. There is, however, some demand and it would seem that exporting to fered as much from panic as if she tary. Routine business of the organi- herself had been engaged in the war. zation and with the election of officers the British Isles is by now safe enough where satisfactory insurance can be had. RosiN.—There is very little inquiry and board of directors the meeting was for rosin here, and the price is uncer- adjourned. Mr. A. Sessoms of Bonifay, This trade will naturally take longer to show any improvement and it is almost tain. Spot holders talk of 12s. for F Florida, was elected President of the impossible to conjecture how long it grade, but it is likely that they would Association with Mr. T. A. Jennings of accept less to effect sales. From Amer- Pensacola and Mr. J. S. Shingler of would take to place exporting back on a normal basis, even though the war ica reports one gathers that a bid of 11s. Ashburn, (Ga., as first and second Vice- should last only a month or so longer. or perhaps 10s. 6d., would buy F rosin Presidents, respectively. The Board of for shipment; but it is still doubtful Such exporting as has been done from Directors is composed of twenty-five of when the shipment could be made. the most prominent men in the indus- FERRELL EEE EEE LEE EEE EXE oss masse try with every interest and every section represented. This Board will proceed to carry into effect the plans JONES-RAUSCH COMPANY ED laid out for the organization, including DE the selection of a selling agent or NEW ORLEANS, LA. gt

agents, and the building up of the AAD machine that it is hoped will prove the safeguard of the business. The meeting was one of the most enthusiastic MANUFACTURERS — DEALERS — EXPORTERS NEAANSAL ever held with all the delegates appar- ES ently of one mind as to the necessities that prompted the present step and all determined to uphold the action taken

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(Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade)

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April 1... $8574 $775 $760 ($620 §$8573 [$770 ($740 [$575 [$8573 ($7 65 $5 40 April 4... | 8 60 775 7 60 6 20 8 60 7-30 575 8 60 7 65 | 5 40 April dl... 8073 | 760 7 60 6 00 807 | 755 575 8 05 7 50 7.80 1540 April is... 7 95 7 05 6 25 375 792 [700 6 5 75 7 90 8973 |5 5 40 April 25... 7 85 6 65.75 6 50 5 80 7 85 6 70 6 5 80 7 85 6 55.7) 6 5 40 May 2... 8 00 72 6 50 5 65 7 9 7 20 6 565. I'793 |1.15 6 5 40 May 9 i —-). 7 20 725 6 60 6 00 7 30 722% | 68 5 95 72 7 20 6 5 40 May 18 ine 7 60.65 7 45 8 75 5 70 7 50.557 273..30| 6 5 70 7 45 12% Gg: 525 May 28... -3 77 7 40.50] 6 85 b 66 7 60 7 40 6 5 65 7 50 7873 6 5 20 May 30 oe iy 7 30 7 50 6 85 b 65 7 40 7 50 6 5 65 7 30 785 6 5 20 June 8 ia 7 40 7 50 6 55 (585 650] 7 30 7 50 6 5 75.625 7 25 7 45 6 5 35.600 June 13... wt 7 95 760 loan 6.03 7 20 7 55 6 5 90 5 745 5 5 50 June 20... 7 95 7 55 6 30 6 50 715 7473 | 6 2 6 25 7 05 7 45 5 5 55.600 ane er 7 85 755 6 30 6 50 7 25 7 50 6 6 25 7-15 7 45 5 5 40 600 ly 4. —-y 7 40 7 40.45] 6 30 6 00 7 80 7 30 6 575 7 20 7 20.25| 5 6 35 July IU ..d7 35.373] 700 6 50 6 00 7 25 7 50 6 6 10 7 05 740° |B 5 90 — July 18... 715 7 60 8 35 6 00 7 10.20f 7 50 6 5 90 7 05 7 40 5 5 50 July 25 com -1 7 10.20] 7 65.75] 6 50 6 10 7 00.10] 7 40.50] 6 5 90 6 80..85| 7 10..30| 5 550 Aug] i 6 90.95 7 60 6 40 ND 6 75.90 7 25.85 6 ND 6 65.80 7 00..15| 5 ND ii Ang: 8 ...ond 7 20 7 85 6 40 ND 7 00 7 45 6 ND 6 50 715 5 ND Aug 15 em 7 40 8 00..05/ 6 25 ND 7 20 7 80..65| 6 ND 6 60 7 15.20] 5 ND Aug 22 ..... -f 7 30 8 10 6 25 ND 7 05 7:70 6 ND 6 60 7 15.20} 5 ND AE 2D ns =k 7 30 8 10 6 25 ND 6 95 770 6 ND 6 75 7 85 5 ND Soph bones 7 30 8 20 6 15 ND 7 05 7 80 6 ND 6 80 7 35 5 ND Sept 12... -) 7 45 8 20 6 25 ND 715 7 80 6 ND 6 80 7 85 5 ND Sept 19 eeerm 7 20.30! 8 25 615 | 6957000 785 S00. ho 6 65.80 7 85 510 Cia Sept 26 weer 725 8 25 gins | 0 7 00 8 00 8008. || woes: 6 70 7 50 B20 all Oct 3 vee 725 895 g80: Lox 7 00 8 00 820 i 6 70 7 50 528 ja ih Oct + 10 ue 7 30 840 | 620 7 05 8 15 Bid Os 0 25 3005 6 70 7 65 510 le Get 17 owed 7 BD 8 40 6% lh 7 10.15, 815 8-00 Mr nn. 6 60 7 65 5 : he 7 50 8 50 GP: fin 7.90 8 30 890 ofan. 6 70 7 70 540. |... Oct 31 en 7 50 8 50 6LB0E. | dan 7 20 8 25 635% | Sas 6 75.87: 7 60 588 olde. Nov 7 doe 7 55 8 55 girs Loa 7 30 8 25 B50 faa 6 65 760" (600 Hi .....

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| April]... $850 (87°60 ($695 ($450 [$850 ($780 ($625 ($420 $8 50 715 [$5 60.654 00 April 4... 3 3520 [700 6 95 4 50 8528 | 740 625. 410 852 | 780 5 60 65| 4 10 April ll ...... 8 05 7 45 6 95 4 50 8 0D 7 40 6 25 4 20 8 423 | 7 80 5 60.65 4 15 April13 ...... 785 6 95 5 50 4 70 7 85.90) 6 923 | 5 20 4 30 7873 | 690 4 40 4 20 April... 7 82% (652% 67% 5 50 4 80 7 82% [6 50.67% 5 00 4 45 7 80 |B 50.673 4 80 4 30 May: 2... 7021 (7.40 5 50 4 70 7 90 7 05 5 00 430.400 V 873 | 7 02% .| 480 4 10.20 j ! May: 9 ..... 7.35 7173 | 550 4 60..80f 7 20 715 5 05 4 30.458 7 15 712% | 48 4 10.20 5 May 16... 7 35 725 5 65 4 65 7.80. (720 22% 5 20 4 35 7 273 |7 20 223 4 90 4 20 go: » May 23... 7385 735 5 65 4 65 7 80 7 30 5 20 4 85 710 |7 80.323 4 90 4 20 ri May 80 ..coier 715 7.85 5 65 4 60 712%: 7373-15 20 4 80 710 [732185490 |4123173 | June: 6 ...... 710 7 45 540 [480.500 7 07%. | 7 42% | 4 90 4 45 7 05 749 [475 4 30.35 3 June 13... 6 973 | 740 5 20 4 85 6 974 | 7 30 4 60 4 50 6973 |727: | 4380 4 25 ; June 20 ...... 8 90 7 40 5 15 4 85 677% | 733 | 405 4 50 6724 | 7385 420 415.20 | Jone 27 ...... 6 90 z 30.855 15 [4 80.530f 6 80 7 20.25 4 55 |4 45.5563§ 6 75 7:15, {415 4 10.15 3 : Joly 4 6 85..90| 7 05.15 4 80. | 4 80 6 70 [690.705 4 45 4 85 6 55.60 6 80..85| 4 45 395 July 11... 660.65 725 1480 510 6 50.523 7 05 4 25 4 50 6 50 (695 973] 4 25 3 80 X July: 18... 6 65 7 10 4 60 4 80 6 65 7.05 .14 35 4 40 6 65 702% | 485 3 85 Jaly25. ...o 8 55.60/685 715 4 50 4 75 6 55..60/6 80..7 00[ 4 30 4 35 8 50..50| 6 80.85 4 25 8 70.75 | Anglo. 8 40.50/6 90.705 4 30 85 ND 8 40.50| 6 90.95 4 05 | ND 6 35.45 6 80.85 3 85.90) ND Ang’ 8. ne 835. 169% [430 [ND 8.35 1680 [400 | ND 885 [670:139 ND Aug IS... 655 [690.70C 4 85 ND 6 40..50, 6 75..85| 4 05 ND 6 40.45 6 70 4 00 Aug 2. 6 57% | 6 75.85 4 4v ND 6 573 | 6 70.75] 4 10 ND 6573 [67.75/40 |ND ANE 20, inns 6 673 | 7 00.15 4 40 55 ND 6674 | 675 4 10.25 ND 6674 (650 |400.06) ND. CR 6 70 7 05.10 4 40 ND 6 65 6 65..70| 4 10 ND 6 50 | 6 60 39% | ND | Sept 12... ..{ 665 [675 450 | ND G62} 64% 415 | ND 6 62.50 6 424 | 88 |ND | Sept 19 ...... 6 45.75 8 75 440.45) ..... 6 45.55 6 60 £10.25] urns 645 [605239 J... Sept 26... 6 60 6 60 440 |... 6 55 6 60 200] en 6 55 6 60 360] Octur 8 cus 6 40..50| 6 80 155 fe. 6 373.45 6 65 4.95 en 6 874.400 6 45.5008 75 |... Get: 10 0. 6 474..70/' 7 05 440 |... 642} | 6170 4 10 15} veree- 6 40 6 573 | 8 55.60] ...... Oct 17... 8 50.70 6 90 4 40.50} -...... 6 50..55| 6 55 £10 of sn 6 50.523! 6 50 365 J... Oct-24 =... 5 655 6 95 4 50.60) coon 6 55 642% | 410.20 6 55 6 40 3 55.600... i .16 65.874 7 00 475 Poi 8 65 6 45 495° | eerie 6 65 6 35 362% A .... | Nov: 7 in. 6 55 7 00 500 Luin 8 50 6 45 4450 6: 45.550 6 120. [3180 ...... Nov Id. ...; 6 50 7 00 505 il. 6 30 6 45 ee 6 30 8 05 265.85... Novi JL ics 6 50 7 00 500 4. 6 35 6 60 4.45 [oh 173 | 6 05 SYD Lets Nov 28 .. e 60 7 00 SOB, 68 45 6 60 £30. I... 6 173.30 5 75..80| 8 70.75] ...... | Dee ib i... 70 7 00 38 ib 8 50 6 45 £30 |... 6 82% | 5 50 S70 > Dee 12 i 6 90 7 00 5851 | ches 8 70 6 45 450: en 6 50 5 95 S70 fn. Dee 19.0. 7% 7 00 5385 fn 7 10 6 35 435 | wees 6 82% | 585 D0 Le Dec 26... 7 30 7 00 598 laa 7 20 6 35 488 6 95 5.77% is 10.80 | ...... Jan 2. 7 40 7 00 BB i 7 35 6 30 £50: [nn 7 20 5 55..60|g 923.95 ...... Jan. 8. 7 45 7:15 TR Hey 7 30 8 75 £00 | hes 7 05..15| 5 70 590. | Jan 18... 7 45 7:15 5 35 7 30 6 75 430. 4... 6 82% | 565 400 f.... Jan 98 0 7 45 7 00 5 35 7 20 8 75 a Bi 6 623723 6 15 4 10 ay Jan. 80: i. 7 20 700 45.30] 6 95 6 60 dian. 1. 6 45 G40 22080 (HOR iB iin 7.20 T0055: 2 7 00 6 60 440 6 65 6: 20.3014 16 |... ; Hob 13... 7 95 7 00 5235. of es 7 10 6 65 40. | a 665 845.472415 | .... | Heb 30 ....iv 7 20 7 00 5005 J. 710 6 90 dito |... 6 75 6 70 490 | ee Feb 27 Si 7% 78 |500 7 05 7 10 din Ss 6 80 6 75 4032 | on Mar 6 ..... 7-25 Te fh |. 7 05 7 15 5 6 80 8 80 8954023 ...... Mar 18... 7:25 7.20 4 80 T0713 | 700 496° Ji. 6 85 6 40 AAS Leet Mar 20... 725 050 lee |... 7 05 6 25-8510 {ii 702845 25854100 {.... Mar 27 ....in 7.55 6 95 B60 ly 7 30 6 25 un 7128: 5060.65 4128 |... Mar 31... 700. (695 480. |... 7 30 6 25 $10. 715 5 60.6540 |...

dIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1910-11 to 1913-14 M XK 1

AN Sr i — ——a - —_— 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 H. LH. LL. HH. L..FKE L Han. -H. I, H,. 1, ok aids . oH To HLL aH, 2.473 5.20 8.55 6 30 7.60 6.60 6.95 4.80 8.50 5.10 8.55 6.30 7.42} 6.25 6.25 4.00 8.50 4.90 8.55 6.15 7.423 b.2E 5.65 3 66

22 SAVANNAH WERRLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE COURSE OF LOWER GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1911 to 1914-15

(Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade)

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DATE 1911-12 1913-14 | 1914-15 1913-14 1911-12 | 1912-13 | 1913-14 | 1914-15

t : | April 1... $8 423 $7 123 ($540 ($3 9 530373838 1840 $7 123 (5 25 273 $3 85 April 4°... 8 45 2 540 | 400 5 30.373 8 42} 792 [525.273 3 823 Aprflly 8 00 540 1405 5 80.874| 3 7 95 797% 1525974 5 85

April18 7 85 43 |415 4 2 7 85 690 [420 305 Ey April2s _....1 78 [650673 470 [420 470 775 6 50.60, 4 60 | 4 10 May 2... 7 82} 470 | 405 4 70 77 7022 [460 ‘| 29095 May 0... > 299% 4 75 4 10 20 475 7 123 705 1465 14405 May 168... 7 25.07% 48 |410 475 7 223 7 15 20| 4 0 4 10 May 23... 700 [780.323 48 [415 4 75 6 95 7 80 52) 4 4 10 May 50. 705 7825.85 480 [407312 475 |4 02307346 95 7 25.85 4 4 4 023073 Judge 6 | 7 05 475 | 425.8 475 702% | 737% | 475 | 410.15 June lz 6 95 4 30 4 20 4 30 6 923 7213 [430 |415 —— June 2... 6 70 415; 1415.17} 4 15 6 65 78 [415 (410.12 June 27 .... - F612 400 | 400.10 400 | 400.1046 70 7 05.15 4 00 | 4 00.05 July 4...... 8 55..60 5 4 45 3 95 445 | 39 1650.55 6773.80445 | 390 Iuiy 1... 6 473 425 3 70. 42 | 370.8016 423.45 695 |425 | 370.8 July 18... 6 624 4 35 3 85 435 | 380.856 60 702% | 48 | 380.8 July 25 ...... 6 50.55 42) 1370. 415.173 870 6 50.55 | 6 80 [4 15.1743 673..70

Ang: 1... 6 35..40/6 80..823 3 80.85 ND 3773.80) ND 6 30.85 6 673.75, 8 75.80 ND Fm

TAR ee $85 |G 300 [ND 300 [ND loss 657 /3% NDA an Aug 15... 6 40..45 363:: IND 39 |ND $640.45 670 (39 |ND — Anz... 57%..60 300 IND 38% |ND Q6574.60 6707 385 |ND Aug 29... 6 67% 3 95.400, ND 395.400 ND 6 67% 6 40.453 9,40 ND Sept 5... —f 6 473 | 3 90 ND 3 90 ND {6 45 6 60 300 AND Sept 23 | 3 80 ND 3 80 ND {582 642 |38 | ND A Sapt 8 80.050 urn 3 80 90 6 40.45 647352} 3 80..8b| ooo

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Sept 3.60 {Shas 3 60 6 55 6522 sa J... gi Oct Sus pal 275 6373.40, 6428 (875 |... Oct 3 55.57%] we 3 52}..55 6 40 655 [330.573 ...... sy, Oct 3 60 62} 3 60 645.50 [630 (337% | Oot 3 50 57% re 3 45 573 655 |640 8 45.55 ..... Oct 3000 in 3 60 6 623.656 20.223 360 | on Nov Sl 375 6450 605 RTE |. Nov fF 3 e0.08) .... 274..30/8 05..073| 3 60..65 6 274.80 6 05 | 8 60.65 Nov 3 65 3 65 6 15 5 90 3.00 4 [EL o Nov 3600 10..273| 5 65 80| 3 60 6 10..25 5 60-75[:8.80 | ...... - Dec 3 624.65) ...... | 3 62} 6 273 | 55 [3 60.62) .... - Dec CATER | 3 60 640045 [58 [860 T..x

Dec 20737 3 673..70 68% |57 |867F | he Dec SLT 3 674.75 6 80.924) 5 65 | 3 70.75| were Jan 20 375 7 073.105 45.523 3 75 | 3 9 7 05.074 5 35.40 go bo Jan 55560 801 8 406 95 |. | nn 4 00 680 “559.55 400 |... A Jan 4 175.20, ... 4 123.20 6 624724) 6 00 [4 123173] oo... Jan 3 973400) ...... 3 973400 6-45.50 | 6 25 3 971400 ...... Feb 4 123 | ar 4 12} 8 674 615 (4 153 | ii) Feb 4 17% 4 i734 g67i wana Feb 14 00.028} ...... 503 973400 6 72% [6 40.4213 973400] ...... Feb 4 02} | 3 97% 070 [680 igo |i... Mar Io... 3 873.95 6722 |65u 3873.95 ... ig Mar 405 vi. 4 00 6385.873/595 [a00 |... 3 Mar 2078 4 05 700 |5 00.103 973400] ...... AMar L1G LL 3 95 710 Bananisal pl... Mar 110 1... 3 85 7 123 5 25..274| 8 85

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1910-11 to 1913=14 H F

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S45 470 8.475 815 7.40 5.15 540 3.80 8.40 4.60 R.45 6.124 7.40 5.10 5.374 3.45 8.40 4.50 8.45 6.123 7.374 5.00 5.274 3 45 —

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COURSE SAVANNAH OF WEEKLY LOWER NAVAL GRADES STORES REVIEW OF AND ROSIN JOURNAL OF AT TRADE 23 SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1911 to 1914-15

(Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade)

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DATE 1911-12 | 1912-13 1914-15 1911-12 | 1912-13 1913-14 | 1914-15 1911-12 | 1912-13 | 1913-14 | 1914-15

Aprit'1.... 8 323..40/$7 05 $3 80 8 223.25/$6 90 $5 15.20/$3 75 [$8 10 [$6 85 $5 10..20/$3 70 April 4... 8 35 7 00 38 182 6 80 5 15..20| 3 75 8123 | 670 5 10..20| 3 70 April ll ..... 7 90 6 95 38 {7 80 6 92% | 5 15.20 3 75 Lin 6 50 5 10 20] 3 7C

RI Aprils... 7 95 6 75 38 7923 6 60 4 10 3 85 7 90 6 45 4 05 375 April 2... 7673 |6 35 473 400 §7 573 6 20..85| 4 50 3 95 7 4b 6 05.15 4 50 875 Moy 2... 7 673 6 75 38 }755 6 50 450 {880 7 40 6 25 4 50 3 50.60 eres May 9... 7:10 875 400 }J700 6 40 4 55 3 95 6 75 6 00 4 55 3 85 May 16 won 7 173.20] 6 80 85 400 J7 10.123 6 55 4 60 3 9% 6 75 6 05.35) 4 55 3 60 May: 28... 8 90 6 80.73 400 685 6 55 60] 4 60 3 95 6 55 6 00..30| 4 55 3 55 May 80 .... 8 90 8 80 3974402386 75 6 30.40) 4 60 [3 923973] 6 50 |590.620| 4 55 3 50..60 June. 6... 6 925 | 6 85 4 00..10§ 6 823 650 |4385 4 00 6 40 6 25 4 00 [3 60.400 ew June 13 ... 68 80 EN) 416 {6 72% 6 40 4 10 4 10 6 223 | 600 875 3 80

—— June 20 ...... 6 60 6 85 405 }6 57% 6 4b 390 | 400 6 023 | 6 00.25] 8 60 3 873 June 2 i. 6 80 6 70.75 400 {655 6 35 40; 3 90 4 00.05 6 00° [585.605 8 60 |3 85.400 July 4 ound 6 45.50 |6 573..60 38 leas 6 30 4 25 8 80 5 65.75 5 80..85| 4 10 8 70 July 11... 6 30 35 | 6 70.7 3 70.8046 10 6 60 4 25 8 75.808 5 45.50 6 05.10] 4 25 3 60..80 a July 15 ...... 6 25 6 80 3 80 8585 95 6 65 4 10 3 80..85§ 5 80..835/ 6 10 3 90 8 75.85 July 25... 6 00.15 | 6 70 3 70 5 60 6 60 4 05 3 70 5 20..45| 6 30 4 00.05] 8 70 pa Ang: Lo... 5 75.85 | 6 50 65 ND {5 50.60 |6 45.52% 3 65 ND 5 10.25 6 35.40] 2 50 ND Aug 5... 5 60 6 50 ND 1545 6 45 3 70 ND 5 25 6 35 2 5b ND sn Ang a [6 00.05 | 6 60.65 ND {5 80 6 45.50 3 75 ND [5 60.673 6 80.85] 8 65 ND Aut 92... 6 30.35 | 6 65 ND 600.05 | 650 3 80 ND 5 75..85| 6 40 3175 ND Aue 30. ni 6 55 6 40.45 ND 1630 6 35 4 00 ND 5 973606 6 30.85] 4 00 ND Sept 5... 6 40 6 50 ND {620 6 45 3 85 ND 5 95 6 35 3 85 ND Sopt 12... 6 55 6 35 ND §6 30 6 30 3 80 ND 6 00 6 25 3 80 ND Sept 19... 6 85.40 16 420.430.8380 | ween 6 30 6 35.40 3 80 | me 6 00 10| 6 85 3 80 -

i Sept. 26 ...... G40: Lad igen haw 6 35 6 40 $5.60: ¢] nin 6 15 6 35 8,00. Jia Oct. 3 iia 630: e40: Laas baa 6 25 6.87%. 13.75: 1 ws 6 20.25}6: 85 55.58.75. 1 a pe Oct $10 ...... 6 37% B45 R285 | 6 32} 6 40 8 BB] mn 6 30 6 35 8.55 Ml. Oct 17 ...... s C42 45040 (3.55 au 6 42% 6 35 352} 573 om 6 40 6 30 13 50.57} ...... Oct 20... 90% 1695 L380. li. 6 45 6 30 8850. Fl mit 6 40 6 25 B50 hn Get 21... 655.574 6 173 | 360 | wn 6 50 615 B60; 7] wed 6 45 61204800 ii Nov. 7 420.500 6.02] [375 | i. 6 35 6 00 B75: [inns 6 30 597: (875 |. ou. Nov, 14... 6 22£..30| 6 00° | 3 60.65) 6 173 5 95 3. 60.85] 5. 6 123 | 5 90 3.60.65] ...... Nov. 31 ni iia [Sn lees] is 6 05 5 80 B63: dd seid 5 95 5 8&0 8.68 | un Nov 28 i... 6 073.20 5 70.75 610.15 | 5 70 8.60 fiona 8.025.051.5673 1.3.60 J... Dec. 5 iin 625 (5330 Joe] 8 15 550 1860. ui 605 580 360. 1.5 Dec. 12 oni G89. 450 5 85 A360 [ on 6 35.40 | 5 85 8 60. inure 6 273.35 5 80..85| 8 60 Dec 19 niin 8 775823 5 673 |3 65.67} -..... 6 773823 5 65 |3 65.673 ...... 6673 | 560 [365.673 ...... DIC. 2 iin 6 75.90 | 560 | 37080 .... 6 70 5 55 Ee 6 60 5 50 Bg. i Jan: 2... 7.021.051 5 453.501.8375: | oor 6974700) 5 42% | 875 | wm. 6 923700! 5 35 BT5. fiend Ion: 9. ah 7 00.05 |5 273.30) 3 92% | ...... 6 95 7003| 5 20 S028. lait 6 90.7004 90 5.15 3 924 | ...... , Jan 16 ...... 5 6:77 | 555 L400. |... 6 72% | b 55 £00 fn 6 67%. | 5556 3 973400] ...... Ish 23... 6 573.70 5 75 2 6 523673 5 50 4120 ik 6 474 | 5 45 a3 1. Jn BOG 68 40.424 6 00 3 974400] ...... 63 |550 [3973400 630 | 49 [3973400] ...... Woby 6 i 6 50.60 | 6 05.10 4 07% | ...... 8 50.60 | 6 00 LO5h c] aid 6 50.6015 80.600] 4 023 | ..... Bobi 13 ovine 660 6273.80 415 |... C00: 46. 25.2781 id 150] vei 655 86220.250415 |. Feb 20... 670 |63540 397% |... 6 673 | 6 30 gaz a 6 65 6.298. 1.8 978 (Fain Fob. 27 iis 6675 | 645 3 6 65 6 40 8 Ost fi svioetit 6 65 6 25 3.095 {nie Mar: 6.4... 870 645 3:90 |... 6 65 6 40 5 000i i sid 6625 | 625 8390 Li... NAY. 18. conse 6:82 1390 fawn |... 6 80 5 80 Lies iit 6 774.80 5 70 4:00: Fon Mar. 20 cc... 695 490.505 892% | ...... 6 928 490.505 385 | oo 687 14905051.3.8 |... Mar 27 iio 705 B20.20. 877% | 7 00 5 15.200 B,78vaih wes 67 510.9008. 15 f Mar 31 ceed 7.05 320.224 8.75" |... 6 90 5.15.20 Babich ivan 6 85 5 10.200:3:65 lo.

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1910-11 to 1913-14 E D 3 :

1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 1910-11 1911-12 1912-13 1913-14 i Lr 4 Y,, HH 1.92. LL. HL. HH. L.H IL #O,L, H L HA 1. H 1.'H.L ' 8.10 4.40 8.40 5.55 7.00 4.90 5 224 350 8.25 4.15 8.27} 5.85 6.923 4,90 5.20 3.50 8.15 8.75 8.15 5.05 6.85 4.9C 5.20 3.5 SG Bie .,

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| SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE | : : | CARGOES NAVAL STORES AFLOAT FROM THE UNITED STATES

| ‘Date Steamship From To Casks Turp Bbis Rosin

| July 10...... Swedish Prince...... Mobile.s.s- vo Rotterdam. So... 0 mmm, i iii oy BOO eeoorns. | ’ July: 147... San Francisco...... vee New York...... 5. Montevideo... i. 00. s—— 1 lo, 1,000. an 18 July: Li... San Franeiseo...... New York...... 5 Buenos Aires...... —— an Wo. | July H...... Tapajoz...... 0..0.. New York...... woe. Rio Janeiro...... m——l ies Be... July 14...... apNez.. oc... a New York...... Santon... el em— 100. Ls \ | July 14...... Tapajog.s i. ori swan, New York...... Bahia..... Hee —— eae A480... ne '

July 14 ...... Tapajoz...... En. wer New York.....:. i. Pernambuco...... we LLL. 225... | July 22 ..... Nyanza.. caren ns New Orleans ...... Glasgow...... 0.... Ma —_———— ee ees

July 20...... Welsh prince ...... New York...... Ro Janeiro. ..:. imeem 0,0 0500 180... oii

July 20..... American...... :... .New York...... WE Rio Janeiro...... === sees saves, ONO. ov. nme | July 20...... American...... ov... ae New York.>...... Santos ...... — ee eee 005 w sis enins

| July. 20....., ANCHE. ..ov iis 5 NEW YOTR Gus vainies Bahia... em is sai en oe 1.8800 wship sncmen IV 18.» oo Brooklet. red Ll LT Mobile hE ROMCIARIR or. 1) GOD Ebates Sn a July 24...... Domingo...... :: 1504. Pensacola...... Liverpool...... «.. ABs it cise G00: sx vsti ss as Jaly 22...... Nortonian... RE Pensacola...... 0...o.Manehester.. . . Commeme. 00 VEL 1209.05 al July 20 ..... Bark Australian...... Pensacola...... Coneepeion...... mare aaaae 720.5. 3 dik

July 20...... Isleof Tona...... Pensacola...... Montevideo...... mm——...... BO8. ve. evens July :20...... Isleof Iona...... Pensacola. .... A .. Buneos Ayres...... i 400%... July :25...... Hohenfelde ...... Fernandina...... Hambnrg...... A000 7008.0, Sa Jaly 26...... Hohenfelde...... 0... Jacksonville...... Hamburg... 7... 0. BIB. hia — ines | July 25 ...... Bylands..:...... Jacksonville...... , Hamburg...:. x... ee ieee DBO ns ah | Jafy 25...... Patna. Un. G0 Fernandina,...... fondon:...... 1,900. 5 an ANE de July 28...... Tatng...... oad doers Fernandina. ....:.... Rotterdam...... LAB. ohn, GOO ae Lo July 26...... Nesgian ....0.. cue. av Pensacola...... Liverpool. aot... .. =——=.. hd... 2855... uli July 27...... Nortoniap...... ,New Orleans...... Manchester...... BOQ. cows Fo 900... July 28 ...... Homerens...: oo... 4 New Orleans... .:. .BuenosiAires...... =——=—_ ok ....., 1,600: . wih

July 30... .. -Nitonian...... New Orleans...... London...... so — EE BOB. x eh Jaly 28...... Nestorian...... 00 Mebile...... 000, Liverpool...... 200... 0 eens BBO 3G July 26...... Colorado...... Ahi New York...... cov. Hull fg =e, oie 00.0 iis Sa ee

July 26...... Regina 4d’ Italia...... New: York,...... Genoa... oven. os bitty Bg 150.0000 2000 win

Aug 5... AngloMexiean...... Savannah...... Antwerp...... nme vores ALO00 es ah July 27... Anglo Mexican...... Fernandina...... Antwerp...... 1,000. sve sat, uh 9,000 x vv vslols ots July 27...... Anglo Mexican...... Fernandina...... ~.Hamburg...... B00 wah 1,250 cenit, | July 29...... Anglo Mexiean...... Branswiek...... +. Hamburg... i. ..: BOL lil ans 8.800 Aur 1. Callisto’. Loli. 0 Pernanding...... Rofterdam.... .c..... Lh La 2,680...... 00 05 4s July 20: .... Org. aa nls oni Fernandina...... Abereen...... , —_———eeee ee 800.0. rn i i July 29...... Boren. toh ao ¥ernandina...... Liverpool...... : .... —_—.. ieee ls 1,000.00 00 dus ii) Jnly 30...... Twickenham...... Jv. rcn. Savannah...... Rotterdam...... 2.360... 0 1000 be iets Aug *47. .. Antilian...... New Orleans...... Liverpool.....:.. ~ —— ieee 1.28000... 0 | Aug 4...... Santa Catharina...... New York...... Rio Grande...... — Eh | Aug 4...... Santa Catharina...... New York...... Santes.o. oo —_— ee 2 108... mde | Aup doy Asiatie Prinege,...... New York... Bahin.. vues ea BO. isn nite io ot | 3 Aug 4... Asiatie Prinee...... New York...... Pernambuco...... ———— lesa P00. vie sivtme dint | | Aung 4... . Manchester Port ...... NewYork...... i... MACEIO. rene. vn. mh se D0 stein Sn nn Aug 4 .....Manchester Port...... New Yoik...... Pernambuco...... sn mn, 0 0s RBs sanle vine | Aug 4c. Manchester Port...... New York...... »..}..RioJanelro...... ieee ees 600, 2. ins Ha Angad... Taormino vv. sieil ens New York.is...... 0. Genoa. th .on. ou. ———e 500...... 5..... Aug ll... ANCONW, wiih isivvssivvns New York...... %.. Naples...... — veers 600... vents Aug 13 .... Gmagia...... - co. Pensacola...... Liverpool... ~:..... ———— ieee By dldianie. ciuis | Aug 18... Berea. An alan Tne. Savannah...... Eiverpool...... TOO mide L080 ene see so ¥ Aug 13...... Boren... ou. shane. Savannah...... 0...., Aberdeen...... =————il..,...... 200.05, Aug18... J Bella... ha aL Savannah. o.oo Hullo gees 1L,EOD. ohn, 7. DA a ee : > Aung 18...... Bellen coolio sti gn Savannah... Y.ondon...... SH ABBB0. eS 958... ul f Aung 18...... ! Anglo Mexiean...... Savannah... Su, Hamburg...... 00... eal 2.30050 vis vu iv oid

Aug 18...... i re ee A EL New Orleans...... Gothenburg...... , =———...... ,, 0a Lo. Aug 18...... Bellagio...... 5...... 0. Baltimeore...... =. Glasgow... i... i. —— ieee TOL ono. od | | Aug 21...... Mechaniecian...... 0... New Orleans...... Liverpool....=.. .\. my yy yy ut iso 148 oe vere dennis | Aug 28...... Centurion...... J..... New Orleans...... Liverpool.....:..i. ee eee 280. un Aug 28 .....Mongibello-...... New Orleans...... leno, coins vis i immer os a L300 es | Aug 29 ..... Tudor Prince... 7. J. .New Orleans...... , Montevideo...... ——..vv.ouv.., BOB. en Es Aug 25...... Semyantha...... Pensacola...... ~... Buenos Aires...... wm 1 a nat nn BBB a Se “ Aug 258...... Unganda...... A... Pensacola...... Tondon.... 4s. ix 1,780. Fh Ao 8.08%. oui ui r Aug 29...... Kylmehor...... Savannaly...... Glasgew...... — eee 1.800. cat th 0 Aug 31...... Irlg..... v.50. nse vidkat sy Savannah...... :. Tondon...... 5.... 15750. cose nai. 5,575 iii Ny Sept. 4... .. Callisto... vi oh Savannah...... % .... Rotterdam... ./. |. 446... .. By. 2400. enti Sept. 4...... Nubian...... LoRE Jon Pensacola...... : Liverpool...... Beal 2402. sn Sept. 5...... Matador...... New Orleans...... -.... Liverpool...... — ieee B00. sven iin, | Sept. 5...... Nimian...... 0.0.0. New Orleans...... Manchester...... —— eee JOB. ons AG A | Sept.” 3... Californian... i. ceiw ove New York... vos Rio Janeiro...... ——...iiiiiieen Se a | [| Sept. 2 ....Tudor Prinece...... New Orleans...... Buenos Aires...... St soda Sarge: 1.000... .. Ay \ | Sept. 12...... Mexicana...... 00 New Orleans...... Gothenburg...... rm, 500... 1 A | Sept. 10... Memaphian...... v.cv,- Brunswick...... Liverpool . sua. i... ——— eee BBO. co. a

Sept. 10...... RYleness...... ooviv eens, Savannah. .-...... Manchester...... ———...v...... 2.800...... | | Sept. 10 =. KKyleness...... 0... .+s Savannal.,...... Glaggow...... aE LIL be mnt Sept. 16... .. Bantee. ooo 2 rh a New York... oon -us Buenos Aires...... ———..c.i...... B00. fh La Sept. 16-..... Bantee,. vn ln New York,...... } Montevideo ....,:... ——=...... %. LL A | Sept. 14...... Rutherglen-...... 0.00 New Orleans...... Glasgow. 500 ew Fai ee ea 250 ag 4 Sept. 18...... Neilrase...... 2. Fernandina...... Liverpool...... — ieee B00 cess hiinny | r

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SPIRITS TURPENTINE

Day in Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 21 | Sept. 22 | Sept. 23 TREY en) int ER ey doe] ne a

Tone ...... Nom’al Nom’al Nom'’al Nom’al | Nom’al | Nom’al Pree viii... 443.45 | 4434.45 455.48 443.456 | 443.46 | 4 34 45

Salen lic orien fds Ree | di hide oh La nosa Receipts...... c...n 401 455 5 He 171 524 Receipts 1913 278 305 286 663 238 350

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Day 0 eine Sept. 17 | Sept. 18 | Sept. 19 Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Sept. 23

ONE co Lv TL eins Nom’al | Nom’al | Nom’al | Nom’al i Nom’al Nom’al

WW 5 85 5 8 58 | 585 58 5 85 WI hn 575 575. 575 575 5 76 5 76 Ni ihe 5 40.45 5 40.45 b 40.45 5 40.45 5 45.45 5 40.45 Mo. 4 60 4 60 4 60 4 60 4 60 4 60 io a 4 2) 4 20 4 20 4 20 4 20 4 20 Fl Li ih 3 5714.65 3 57%; 65 8 57%..65 8 b7%4..65 8 5714..65 8 571.65 Ba 3 571%..65 3 57%4..65 3 57%..65 8 57%..65 3 5715.65 3 5714.65 Cb bole 3 571%..65 3 5714..65 3 57%..65 3 5714..65 3 5715.65 3 57%%..65 EO int sitites i beeen ampanis 3 57%5..65 | 857% 65 8 57%.65 3 5714..65 3 5715..65 3 5715..65 Ban tll 357%.65 | 3 b7%.65 3 BT 65 3 571.65 8 5715 65 3 5715.65 BD 8 57%..65 S 57% .65 8 57%..65 3 571. 65 3 5715.65 3 571. 65 Ba 3 65 65 3 55.66 3 55..65 3 55.65 3 55.65 3 55.65

Sales iit : 5 > i Satenonadlere atone gE et ie a a E ———-

Receipts . 388 NT al a 2524 574 976 Receipts 1913...... 896 921 805 2085 785 21.

Statement of Receipts, Shipments and Stocks J ACKSONVILLE STATISTICS At Savannah From April 1 to Sept. 25, for Four Years

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE For Week Ending Sept. 23 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 1911-12

RECEIPTS | RECEIPTS FOR WEEK Stock, April BV fot asis or, mam 12,018 fine 14,933 16,573 1,574 1914 1913 Aprill to Ang. BL fe 91,085 | 122,873 121,000 122.208 | pyrpenting.... 0 9.330 5.119 BODES hess oo msversimns mores CROT0 TTE6 16,000 fF IB60T Ronin. 5,379 6,678 Supply to Sept. 25 cconeene. 112,073 | 155,861 154,102 140,499 i ¢ SHIPMENTS | RECEIPTS a i BOTeIT iii 54,846 | 102,856 73,686 57,924 : 913 I 13,066 | 9,260 15,810 21,506 | Turpentine ...... 7.009 7,507 i A Ce AONE 17,290 19,546 26,430 25,102 Rosin...... 16,348 26,183 \ Tae ame seni rey enh es Total Shipments...... 84,702 | 131,662 115,926 104,922 RECEIPTS APRIL 1 TO DATE Stock on hand, Sept. 25 ...... 27,371 23,999 38,176 85,577 1914 1913

——— RR Turpentine...... 74,488 69,072

>DROSINS DDO re Rosin. a aa laa 202,120 155,443 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 SALES FOR WEEK

Total Shipments...... 277,890 264,485 364,917 ca Stock on hand, Sept. 25...... 112,225 167,762 115,042 Tad ph BE : Total. ou oan i

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26 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE TRANSACTIONS IN NAVAL STORES AT SAVANNAH , From Official Reports of the Savannah Board of Trade, For Week Ending Saturday, Sept. 26, 1914. NOTE TO FOREIGN BUYERS: —Quotations of rosin are for 280 1bs., gross (no tare) and for rosins in lines as received vy factors in naval stores yards at Savannah on day of arrival. Factors do not cut out grades,but sellin full lines as received by them Buyers here carry large stocks and frequently carry different grades of rosin several months before disposing ofand shipping them. Interest, storage charges, .nsurance, handling, ete., as well as freight enter into prices delivered abroad. These are the official quotations at both the morning and afternoon postings of each day of the week,and show the fluctuations of the spot market at Savan- nah, the primary market of the world, which largely governs the other markets. Quotations of spirits are by the gallon. A cask averages about 51 gallons, Delivery by factors at naval stores yard. These figures and those of receipts, shipments and stocks at Sav- annah and elsewhere are of packages. A package or barrel of rosin weighs on the average of 480 pounds.

RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS STOCK ON HAND DAILY SA LES ee Domestic Fore ; Spirits Rosin Tarps Oe Sin Tat nin | Spirits "Rosin Spirits Rosin

Monday, Sept. 21... 521 976 1,748 FB aia te a 27,056 JORDBB0 vii Ea Tuesday, ‘°° 22. 814 1,824 51 BO en sla 28,744 EZR Ce ee Wedn'day *“ 23... 285 553 1,318 deena inn a Sill 112,286 | on. Thursdav. ** 24... 192 536 8 TOON me ry 27,895 ZO, Le Friday, I 311 1,273 835 o720uidene sai 0 oh So a oT 1 PUR OTS hen a Saturday. © 26. 68 410 198 BOF carvan dar ih ut) 27,241 2.607: 1 lal

Totals... 2,191 b,572 4,158 BLT a a Re be Bee SE ee a

Same week 1913 ...... 4,773 13,113 1,137 7,944 6,839 12,506 an ALT I Ct 4,538 15,830 Season to date 1914-15 100,123 280,100 | 30,654 86,750 BAG MOLYBR bie 141,844 343,348 29,202 140,627 102,856 121,b73 24,519 169,354 1913-14 Season to date DAILY PRICES AND SALES OF SPIRITS TURPENTINE.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEEDNSDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Nom’al 11 am. Nom’al 11 am. Nomal 11 am. Nomal 10 am. Nom’al 11 am. Nom’al 11 am. 4515 4534 4615 4 45% Asi, ah ab Li Bales... abi Sales .... at Sales ...... abo. Sales .... at i... Sales ..... aE

4 pm. Noem’al 4pm. Nom’al 4 pm. Nom’al 4 pm. Nom’al 4 pm. Nom’al 12 m. Nom’al 45% 4514 4515 4515 Sales’ .... at .... sales ..... ah... Sales _.. at ... Salas...... at. Sales... coat lo Sales 38% 38% 381.383 381 38.33% 38% i 381 38..38% 381.383

Continued from page 3 can not only bring themselves safely The situation seems stronger from > difficulty will be experienced in secur- through this season but create condi- every view point, although, of course, ing values that will save the industry. tions that will accrue to their financial everyone realizes that until the war The common expression among dealers benefit thereafter. It is only through ceases, and for some months thereafter, is that “there will be just as much tur- these mediums that they can save the trade abroad must be of very limit- pentine and rosins sold at legitimate themselves from serious financial erip- ed proportions. values as there would be at values that pling in some instances and total the financial ruin in o’ hers. were suicidal.” Those who want Receipts at Savannah continue to not be dis- turpentine and rosins will show a falling off of over fifty per cent. buying at fixed prices that suaded from Consumers will do well to consider for the week and the month, a rate of are relatively low as compared with decrease that is apt to be maintained, The stuff the conditions that exist, the steps that those of some recent years. so far as this port is concerned, for the the mar- have been taken to curtail the crop, that has been withheld from remainder of the season, it is believed. earried in- and the determination of the turpen- ket since August 1 will be At the other ports the decrease is also definitely, or until the demand draws tine farmers to save their prodnets from sale at ruinously low prices. There is apt to become more pronounced right on it for supplies at prices consistent along as the producers appreciate more with the cost of production. scant likelihood of any market movement toward cheaper prices from now and more the nec2ssity of protecting on, and consumers who supply them- themselves for this season and the Producers, of course, must adhere to selves during the next thirty to sixty next by this radieal step in reducing the determination to cut off the re- days for their requirements for the re- supplies. mainder of the crop to as great an mainder of the season will be acting extent as possible. It must be remem- along the lines of good business judg-

bered by them that they are working ment. not only for immediate effect on prices, Every turpentine operator should

but for the benefit of the crop of 1915-16. receive 'HE REVIEW during this season Only by preventing the carrying over This week all the offerings of the of any great surplus from this crop, smaller factors here and at Jackson- because by consulting its columns he and by holding values stable at a ville were readily sold at higher prices es proper basis, can they hope to make than before, and almost to a parity will be able to keep himself posted. their next crop profitable. By their with the old prices as to turpentine,

associated efforts from now on they with a decided upward trend on rosins. CLC

og SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

C. DOWNING, Chairman Board of Directors : , SCHROEDER, President J. C. NASH, Vice-President > DILL, Viee-President EH. H. BRUEN, Secretary-Treasurer

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