Natal Stores trict AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

A WEEKLY PAPER FOR NAVAL STORES PRODUCERS, FACTORS, EXPORTERS AND DEALERS, MANUFACTURERS OF SOAPS, VARNISHES, PAPER, PRINTING INKS, ETC.

Vor. XXXVI, No. 3 SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1926 Price $5.00 Per ANNUM

J. A. G. CARSON, President H. L. KAYTON, Vice-President J. A. G. CARSON, Jr., Vice-President W. H. BARBER CO. C. H. CARSON, Vice-President at Jacksonville 3650 SOUTH HOMAN AVENUE Carson CHICAGO, ILL. Rosin, Turpentine ‘Naval Stores Company Pine Oil, Etc.

Organized in 1879. Oldest House in the Business. FACTORS DIRECT SHIPMENTS FROM THE SOUTH, OR FROM OUR CHICAGO STOCK. "AND

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PRINCIPAL OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA |_| JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SALES DEPARTMENT

National Bank Building Graham Building

Gillican- Chipley With an organization unsurpassed and ample means at our command, our facilities for handling your business are second to none + Company =

WE INVITE YOUR CORRESPONDENCE NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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you buy your supplies is just as impor- NEW ORLEANS, LA_US.A. (CELT TSE REET CEL TO - TT tant as the financial rating and moral standing of the firm to whom you sell. PRODUCERS, DEALERS sr AND Columbia Naval Stores Co. EXPORTERS rere Pores 5 Savannah, Georgia Rosin—T urpentine

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE"

“D. M. FLYNN WALTER RAY H. L. RICHMOND A. L. 'BROGDEN JOHN M. BLAIN PRIOR J. ROONEY Chmn. of Board President Vice-President Vice-President Secy-Treas. Asst. Secy-Treas. FE lynn-Harris-Bullard Co JACKSONVILLE, FLA. -- SAVANNAH, GA. Naval Stores Factors—Wholesale Grocers

GROCERY BRANCHES JACKSONVILLE AND TAMPA, FLA. SAVANNAH AND BAINBRIDGE, GA. A house whose conservative managament and financial strength is unquestioned and : : unquestionable in the naval stores industry. : We solicit the patronage and the business of the producer of naval stores. «vows PENINSULAR NAVAL STORES COMPANY A NAVAL STORES FACTORS § HBERG, ior. WHOLESALE GROCERS snner, | AND DEALERS IN TURPENTINE OPERATORS SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ~ E. L. WARNER, Secty.-Treas. | RECEIVING POINTS: er

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$1.000.000.00 Office: Atlantic National Bank Bullding, JACKSONVILLE, FLA + Pred Tals

O. T. McINTOSH, President D. T. FURSE, Vice-President : —DIRECTORS—

C. M. WILSON, Savannah, Ga. W. R. BOWEN, Fitzgerald, Ga. D. T. FURSE, Savannah, Ga. AO J.J. DORMINY, Broxton, Ga. 0. T. McINTOSH, Savannah, Ga. tN SOUTHERN STATES NAVAL STORES GO. ed

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Receive Gonsizaments at Savannah, 6a, and at Jacksonville and Pensacola, Fla, a

We make prompt sales and returns. Pay drafts of responsible parties against bill ladings. When shippers desire to hold Rosin or Turpentine, we will hold it for them and make reasonable advances on same. "ACCOUNTS SOLICITED CORRESPOND WITH US

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RECEIPTS AT SAVANNAH, now that in the United States the | UNION WADDING COM- JACKSONVILLE AND PEN- period of feverish buying of any com- PANY’S ORIGINAL “SINGLE modities is over, for the time being at SACOLA, APRIL 1-APRIL 15 STRAINER BATTING least, and that 1926 is to be marked more by the day-to-day buying and Barrels Barrels The Union Wadding Company, of disinclination to accumulate stocks on Spts. Turp. Rosin any high value bases. The fact that Pawtucket, Rhode Island, whose card 1926. 5 3,200 13,197 rosins are in such lessened general appears elsewhere in this issue of the 192505... 5,733 21;743 supply may counteract this policy to 1924 5 5,407 25,621 “Review, has had the original brand some extent. There is reason to of rosin batting known as “Single 1998 5,519 26,326 believe that there is less rosin in the 1989 in 4,319 22,682 Strainer 36 Inch” on the market for United States today than there was a fifty years and offers it to the trade year ago. The crop now beginning STOCKS AT THREE PORTS at very attractive prices. The Union may show some increase—many doubt Wadding Company was the originator CLOSE OF APRIL 15 that it will—but if any it will be of of this product and the Single Strain- minor importance. From the view- er Batting has been sold by them to Barrels Barrels point of supplies the rosin situation is the factors for many years. The com- Year Spts. Turp. Rosin decidedly healthful and this promises pany states | that rosin «strained 192802. 24,791 103,096 to be the stabilizing influence of the through its batting can be shipped 1825 wo... 20,307 166,354 season helping to offset the consum- by the turpentine operator to his 994 x 20,179 210,557 ing attitude. Conditions favor a year factor with a feeling of safety that it of profitable values for the producers T0080 0 12,5618 204,076 will meet all of the requirements of" and the maintenance of the industry 1928 i. 14,574 263,245 the trade. | in a proper financial condition for its

Today (Saturday) no future operations. offerings of PREST. WEIBERT OF THE spots turpentine. Posted firm at 89%. Foreign demands this week have been quite general in their character, PENINSULAR TO VISIT BRAZIL Rosins one bid. Offerings of 391 bar- including orders booked for May-June rels sold at declines as follows: 1, 10; shipment to several countries. Toward The friends of President H. Wei- H,G, F, 35; E, 10. Sales of 338 bar- the close an inclination to seek still bert, of the Peninsular Naval Stores rels made late Friday also reported. lower prices was in evidence in cables. Company, of Jacksonville, will be Prices page 31. Around present prices, though, there pleased to know that he has projected seems to be reason to anticipate a a vacation trip to Brazil to visit mem- good volume of foreign trade for Sharp declines in rosin prices bers of his immediate family living have April-May shipments. Domestic busi- been the especially noticeable feature ness also showed improvement in the there. Mr. Weibert sails on 22nd May on the “Southern Cross” for Rio de of the week’s developments in total volume but reports from North the Sa- Janeiro and will be gone about three vannah and Jacksonville naval stores and West indicate only immediate re- quirements being met—a natural con- months. markets. Trading has been stimulated dition with a market opening the sea- thereby and a more healthful market son so high and everyone expecting somewhat feared that the effect of the condition produced. The lowered quo- a drop. London stock situation would continue tations represent a decided shrinkage Turpentine dropped three cents be- over the first two months of the new: season. The market there seems to In primary market prices, 90 tween the Fridays. The London trade cents on seems to have absorbed much of what- have settled down to a further period Waterwhite, $1.20 on Windowglass, ever Continental demands there are, of slight fluctuations from day to day $1.25 on N, M, K, 95 cents on I, $1.15 only one or two little German orders and the anticipations of a stronger. situation developing in April seem to on H, 90¢ on G, $1.05 on F, 75¢ on being ‘reported booked this week. No: E, $2.10 on D, $1.60 on U. K. orders have come to America, | have disappeared. The spring domes- B. Some such inasmuch as London is still a much tic demand has opened up slower than declines as these have been looked for, cheaper market to buy in. Deliveries | expected and the easing off of the anticipated probably in the forward there this week will run above 2,700 price. has not as yet stimulated de- sales mand materially. Receipts continue of dealers, and calmly relied on barrels, it is stated. Stocks there are by consumers who have coming down gradually, 27,800 bar- very small, and as the weather has refrained rels American at close of last week been’ more or less unfavorable in from buying with a determination to and 100 French. Some business is re- April this condition may run over into start the season's purchasing on a ported done for summer months ship- May. Some small additional sales of omered level, albeit much higher than ments from this side, but the general May-August were made this week at re Season’s initial weeks. The week awakening in: foreign turpentine 80 and 81 cents. There are bids at ought In a welcome volume of new trade has not yet come. It has been 80 cents with no offerings. it Snes foreign and domestic, mainly W Ss stated of the small lot order, but Fe to infuse some new life and LONDON, ENG., TURPENTINE MARKET Wa Into the situation. Consumptive 7 : are slowly but steadily uncover- DATE SPOTS MAY-JUN. JUL.-DEC. MARKET i ut with the same cautious inclin- April 10... 63s. 6d. 63s. 3d. 59s. 6d. Steady, small business. Wi that marks business the world April 12... 63s. 6d. 63s. 3d. 59s. 9d. Steady, small business. o er to proceed conservatively in buy- April 13... 63s. 94. 63s. 9d. 59s. 9d. Steady, small business. 3 > . “ast year the reverse of this April 14... 63s. 9d. 63s. 9d. 59s. 9d. Dull, little doing. ih In evidence for the major part of April 15:7 63s. 6d. 63s. 6d. 59s. 9d. Quiet, little doing: = € year. No one seems to question April 16... 64s. 63s. 9d. 59s. 9d. Steadier.

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PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, NAVAL STORES MARKET London Spirits Turpentine Market

FUBNISHED BY RECEIPTS SPIRITS TURPENTINE April 1926 1925 LOWDEN CONNELL & CO., Winchester House, Old Bread 5t., London, Bng. Be 1 73 London, England, April 3, 1926.

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i a Hy 46 phe 78 36 Ameriean.__ | 29,864 | 20,561 | 17,124 | 82,768 | ger Tae 88 107 Steck in Londen, barrels Freneh _____ 187 515 | ‘559 2,093 |

Pola) oll 244 295 Total barrels... 0... ciiicanennnnnan 30,051 | 21,076 | 17,683 | 34,861 RECEIPTS OF ROSINS Priee in Yondon. _-——-ivremeceeeemee 648 3d | 648.4 | 76s _d | 29s _d , April 1926 1925 Delivered in Londen, week of Apr. 3 1,768 | 1,687 | 2,095 | 2,439 dal Se 7." "490 Delivered in Londen, Jan. 1 to Apr. 3 31,634 | 26,759 | 25,022 | 25,648 gt 3 40

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Ont Lo 114 IB 296 79 MACKIE PINE PRODUCTS CO. Ee 255 326 COVINGTON, LOUISIANA Total ._____.__ 751 1,076 High Grade Steam Distilled *Not Reeeived. . WHITE, YELLOW, RED AND SOLUBLE

PINE OILS QUITMAN GOOPERAGE C0. ~ Steam Distilled Turpentine, Wood Rosin and Navy Pitch

QUITMAN, GA.

Manufacturers of RESULTS ALWAYS IF REVIEW WANT HIGH-GRADE Spirits, Syrup and Dip Barrels PAGE USED—SEE RATES ON PAGE 9

Dip Barrels With and Without Rims, Fruit and Potato Barrels ROSIN BARREL STAVES |

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\ NAVAL STORES BROKER Reinschmidt Stave Company | ROSIN—TURPENTINE QUITMAN, - - - - GEORGIA { st ACCOUNTS SOLICITED MANUFACTURERS OF | High grade champered and crozed rosin barrel staves POST OFFICE BOX 942 and circled heading, the only genuine staves and ROOMS 403-04 NEW LIBERTY BK. BLDG. heading to make a uniform rosin barrel. SAVANNAH, GA.

WESTERN PAPER MAKERS CHEMICAL COMPANY

CONSUMERS OF ROSIN AND ROSIN DROSS

ROSIN REFINERIES AT ! PENSACOLA, FLA. SAVANNAH, GA. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

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| | Hercules Rosin Is go Clean and Uniform | ANY of the leading var- | nish manufacturers are I using constantly increasing quantities of Hercules Wood | Rosin. It can be profitably in- | | : corporated into many formulae | where light color is not essen- tial. g Manufacturers know they can depend upon Hercules Rosin to be clean and uniform. ) or ERD It is sold at an attractive price. » » > @

, A HERCULES POWDER CO. | 7 NAW SAN Wilmington, Delaware | f PSICEN WOOD ROSIN, STEAM-DISTILLED TURPENTINE AND PINE OIL

Sales Offices: Allentown, Pa. Los Angeles | : Birmingham Louisville | Buffalo New York City kB Chattanooga Norristown, Pa. | Chicago Pittsburg, Kan. Duluth Pittsburgh : yu Pottsville, Pa. Denver St. Louis Hazleton, Pa. Salt Lake City | Huntington, W. Va. San Franeiseo — ed) 0 Joplin, Mo. Wilkes-Barre a \ Rotterdam, Holland

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BEAVER BOARD TO BE MADE is hl and from there to a ¢ chip- HERCULES ADVERTISING FROM SHORT LEAF PINE per, ‘where the short cuts are cut up MAN VISITS SAVANNAH into chips. The chips are then How Industry CO Mean Much to screened to remove the rough mate- NAVAL STORES YARDS rial an dknots and then dropped into Owners, of Pine Lands. 1a long conveyor that takes the ma- Mr. C. S. Landis, of the advertising terial up into the main plant, where Owners ‘of short leaf pine lands it is dumped into the cookers. department of the Hercules Powder will be interested in the following “After the mass is cooked to a cer- Co., visited Savannah this week and story in the Savannah Press concern- tain consistency it is passed through the digesters and diffusers. From made a trip to the naval stores yards ing the new Savannah plant to manu- there it is conveyed to huge storage with Supervising Inspector King. Mr. facture beaver board from the short bins, from which it is passed through leaf pine wood: ‘the pulp machine, which rolls it out Landis is in charge of the naval stores “With temporary repairs made to in long strips of wet paper pulp. and sporting advertising of the Her- a part of the old plant of the Atlantic These sheets are placed in the drying house and cured, after which they are cules big advertising department. The Paper & Pulp Co. at Port Wentworth, placed in the warehouse and then are well planned publicity work of the 5 which it has leased for a year, the ready for shipment. Hercules throughout this country has Beaver Products Co. expects to begin “As the short leaf pine has a min- been a great factor in creating the its experimental operations on Wed- imum of tar in it no efforts are to be made to extract what little there is demand for its wood turpentine and nesday of next week, stated F. E. before making the pulp, as it is be- wood rosin and bringing the consum- Davenport, the superintendent in lieved not to be sufficient to affect ing requirements abreast with its the product to any extent. charge. T. E. Knowlton, head of the output. development department of the com- “Any steps that may be taken by the Beaver Products Co. to establish pany, and P. W. Codwise, superin- a permanent plant at the location will FRENCH NAVAL STORES EX- tendent of laboratories, are expected depend entirely upon the experiments PORTS FOR MONTHS JAN.-FEB. to arrive from the home office at Buf- to be made in the manufacture. If falo for the opening of the plant. they are a success then it is a fore- gone conclusion that the plant will Exports of French naval stores for “The operations will be purely in be acquired and Savannah will have the first two months of the calendar the nature of an experiment, Mr. a large industry, probably employing year were as follows: several hundred persons, located at Davenport stated, and only about TOTAL EXPORTS FOR JAN.-FEB. thirty-five men will be employed, Port Wentworth.”

: (In Tons.) while less than half of the old plant EXPORTS OF WOOD TURPS AND |gpirits Turpen- 1926. 1925. 1924. will be utilized for this work. Al- WOOD ROSIN IN FEBRUARY | ; =~ °° 1.167 1,521 2,055 though laboratory experiments have Bbls. Rosin Turps. Boging..00 0.0 10,746 7,445 9,207 shown that pulp can be made from a B08 Ls Gellony EXPORTS ROSINS TO VARIOUS the Georgia short leaf pine, its value will not be definitely known untilact- eloium. Germany ...... ceoni 1,629 5,250 COUNTRIES (TONS). ual experiments have been made in Netherlands ...... 325 9,482 1926. 1925.. 1924. the manufacture of the pulp from the Nawey + oihrribseionsabhds 20) nll Great Britain...... 1,782 is 677, 632 wood, stated Mr. Davenport. How- Hnited MW EACTY Kinedomis fi rr REY 1,854 esos Sais 33.010 a vines - Ri ever, officials of the company are of Conoda ooo ien 923 0905] CMANY op ’ the opinion the experiment will be Central America...... 55 637 (Belgium ...... 1,937 1,439 1,499 successful. If the experiment suc- Sui = beers or Ss Waly 0. 1,701 1,639 2,434 ceeds, the Beaver Products Co. will Tapan® out oe. merica...... 104 5.335 Swit oe pd Ei I il probably purchase the plant outright Australia-New Z..... 100 529 | FONG ores; and make repairs and additions of a BriS.tAfriea.. 1.0 576 | Australia ...... 697 876 502 permanent nature that will utilize the {Other Countries...... 101 1,145 | Other Lands...... 2,349 632 825 |

entire plant. Total ii nik 6,677 71,969 Totals. oii 10,746 7,445 9,207 “No finished product is to be made here at the present time, but pulp for the trade will be turned out. This pulp, it is stated, can be used for the manufacture of paper and other paper \ products. “The huge conveyor system to the FOR SALE > plant was ‘completely destroyed by the fire at the plant in May, 1922, and 13,000 Acres of Turpentine Rights near a small town a new one had to be constructed. This where there is plenty of labor. Also several small tracts. was built on the other side of the | main plant, as was the 200-foot dry-| FOR PARTICULARS AND TERMS APPLY TO ing house. “When the logs are unloaded from | P. W. FISHBURNE the cars they are skidded to a large | conveyor which takes them to the] 112 East Congress St. Phone 5937 wor wsaw.shed; «where they are cut into SAVANNAH, GEORGIA short lengths. From there they are | conveyed to a barker, where the bark

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MR. GILLICAN AND MR JONES PAYROLL LOSSES IN SOUTH : VISIT SAVANNAH FRIEND FROM WIPING OUT OF TREES ROSIN ‘BARRELS

Mr. A.-Probart Jones, of Bowring, In 1924 "and 1925 twenty large Cylinder Sawn Rosin Barrels, southern pine saw. mills, cutting 2,- made from Long Leaf Yellow Jones & Tidy, whose departure for 750,000 thousand feet of lumber a day London was delayed by illness at New have been closed for want of timber. Pine. Properly made. Properly Orleans; was in Savannah this week If the men engaged in these plants priced. Get our prices berore on his way to New York, from which were paid an average of $10 a'thou- buying. : port he will sail on the Steamship sand feet for their work we have had a loss in earnings of our citizens of ~ Olympic next week. Mr. W. B. Gil- $27,000 a day, or over $8,000,000 a lican, of Gillican-Chipley ' Company, year. accompanied Mr. Jones to Savannah In addition we lose taxes, the banks CHIPLEY STAVE (CO. and met a number of naval Shores lose deposits, the merchants lose cus- 6-4 Chipley, Fla. men while here. tomers and the railroads lose revenue.

THE DOWNING COMPANY BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA “The Old Reliable” Naval Stores Factor

WHOLESALE SUPPLIES Tr Its Service Extends to Cover Every Need of the Naval Stores Operator. Note This List r of Its Several Departments NAVAL STORES WHOLESALE GROCERY 5 7 WHOLESALE DRY GOODS COOPERAGE

2 COPPER WORKS 1 OFFICERS 6 ALBERT FENDIG, President W. C. VEREEN, Vice President 9 R. D. KNIGHT, Vice President C. P. DUSENBURY, Treasurer 4 P. M. NIGHTINGALE, Secretary 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4 J. W. BENNET C. STAIT 2 C. P. DUSENBURY W. H. SMITH 5 ALBERT FENDIG R. E. SHERMAN R. D. KNIGHT P. M. NIGHTINGALE 7 W. C. VEREEN MANAGERS OF DEPARTMENTS RE LU LA Wholesale Grocery Department © Cooperage Department Vo TAIT or veranda a Wholesele Dry Goods Department E. SHERMAN ------Cashier F. GOULD ------Auditor

C. STALEY - - - - - > Copper Works Department PUTER V. WOOD - = - = - - - - Naval Stores Yard TRAVELING REPRESENTATIVES J. W. TIPPINS D. A. SAPP TRAVELING SALESMEN C. E. ELLIOTT J. B. THOMAS D. C. VARNEDOE C. E. OVENS W. H. WATSON

8 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE IMPORTANT CARGOES OF NAVAL STORES AFLOAT FROM UNITED STATES

(NEW CARGOES ARE ADDED FROM WEEK TO WEEK AND CHANGES MADE AS ADDITIONAL SHIP- MENTS ARE REPORTED ON VESSELS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED.)

si Barrels Barrels Tleared Steamship From | Te Spirits Turp. Rosip

Mar. 14... Belbeck: ...... oiiih.i New Orleans ...... | Robe...... 100 Mar, 13...... West Segovia ...... New Orleans ...... | Ric Grande do Sul.....l...... nmossunsin, 1,299 Mar. 13...... -. West Segovia .....e.c.... New Orleans ...... Montevideo ...... cceeeeee--. | 100 cases| ..coeeeeeemeneennen Mar. 13... West Segovia ...... New Orleans ...... Lia Plata ..cconosipreningiss | 250 cases) ...... ciosszopgresreremseat Mar. 13... West Segovia ..cccee.n... New Orleans ...... Buenos Aires ...... | 250 cases 200 Mar. 10...... Chifukumaru ...... Savannah 2% 8 Kobe. .. i... a fo 350 Mar. 19... Chifukumarg.'. .. >... Savannah orn Yokohama =. =... 2 jal Nee 600 Mar. 20...... Sparkenhaven ...... Savannah ti... Manchester ...... 350 470 Mar. 20... Sparkenhaven ...... Savannah... Rotterdam... boil eerie 75 Mar. 20... Sparkenhaven ...... Savannah = An kL Calenlts ino Pr ate 25 ; Mar, 13... Braddock: &.....combion. Pensacola .....lon.....s Rotterdam co. oeiiiens | lant +300 p. oil Mar. 18...... Braddock ...o... ti 2d Pensacola "...... Hambarg * of af bh. 75 p. oil Mar. 13... Braddock...... Pensacola... Hamburg 2. fail, 100 Mar. 15... TPIOD tre aris New Orleans ...... Rotterdam... 10 50 Mar. 22...... Panama Morn... New Orleans ...... Kobei oti... ise es 100 Mar, 10... Glenbank ...... cceis New Orleans... Durban nn fl ne he Z 555 Mar. 10...... Glenbank ...ci.tomiidi New; Orleans: ...... CADOLOWEL 1h core ereih fires ibis bop ihe smn 10 Mar, 27... BTeziNg. vn, Savannah... Tondon...... i...... 160 Mar. 27... Sgezina...... Savannph 20 Hambure’ ...... 85 250 Mar. 31... Magmerlc ...... coomiss Savh.-Jack.-Bwk...... ANLWETD +. ciconereevrnscrnsess 400 100 Mar, 31...... Magmeric 0... .. Savh.-Jack.-Bwk...... Liverpool 1 Mar. 30...... West Selene ...... Savannah-Jack...... Pernambuco 3,176 Mar, 30...... West Selene...... Savannah-Jack...... la Plata®..... 200 Mar. 30...... West Selene ...... ~.. Savannah-Jack...... Rio de Janeiro 4,850

Mar. 30...... West Selene ...... Savannah-Jack...... Santos 3,010 Mar. 30...... West Selene ...... Savannah-Jack...... Buenos Aires 4,300

Mar. 30...... Bod. Jacksonville ...... Rotterdam...... 280 825 Mar. 30...... Bal oii ii Jacksonville ...... London ...... cccoeececiineess 200 50 Mar. 30...... Hastings ...... Pengacola ...... i..: London 100

Mow, 81... Yandvard ...... Pensacola ...... n. Hamburg ..... 950

April 1... Maiden Creek ...... Pensacola ...... Manchester 300

April 1... Maiden Creek ...... Pensacola .....oiiiinin Liverpool 850

Mar. 25...... Barapa .....iiiliin.. New Orleans*...... Oslo” ...... 750

April 2... Sanoto’ Maru...... New Orleans ...... Yokohama .. 500

April 2... Sanoto Maru ...... New Orleans ...... Robe oo... 550

April 1... Abereos ois New Orleans ...... Liverpool 220

April 1... Casey... 4 New Orleans ...... NEE O50 cases] i. dai Mar. 22... Edom oo oihaihea i New Orleans ...... Amsterdam 225

Mar. 29... West Segovia ...... New Orleans ...... Montevideo... 100:casesl ...... 5 Mar. 29...... | West Segovia ...... New Orleans ...... Ia Plata...... 280 cases! ne Mar. 29... | West Segovia ...... New Orleans ...... Riode Janeiro...... l.c ou mre 100 Mar, 24...... tenia New Orleans ...... Melbourne ...... 200dems! ...... La Mar, 22...... Ee Bragy .... Mobile...... occicienii-. London... 500

Mar. 24...... | Rangoon Maru ...... Savannah 0 Kobe... 125

Mar. 26...... Silver Gray...... Savannah! ....ccoovniil Yokohama #.i 0c... 21 400 Mar. 26... Silver Gray ...... Savannah ...... ccomeme Soerbaya ... 485 Mar. 26... Silver Gray ...... Savannah ...... oses. Somerang 500

Mar. 26...... Silver Gray ...... Savannah: ...s...... Kobe &.. 450 Mar, 20... | Silver Gray ...... Savannah... Dairen ...... 112 April 6...... | Tmbrella ...... Jacksonville ...... Homburg ...... 120 1,750 april 6... Ymbrella Jacksonville ...... Rotterdam oc 0 femme tn fi, 290 April BL... i Imbrells _.... Jacksonville ...... Bremen ...... 100 April 5... Nidarholm ...... Savannoh ...... cccme- Yivervool =~ 600 April 5...... Rade ny a Savannah’ Lilli London |... 50

April 6... | Essex Friar oo... Savannah... Bremen ...... osisne 25 50 April 6... | Essex Friar 0. SOVANNAN ...... coomerives Hamburg 475 April 6...... bOrnanian Savannah: .....0.0..zl Liverpooka..... cilities 100 April 6...... bJodden 0 i ih Savannah = 0 o) Yokohama oo... ii. 925

April 6...... i Jadden’ io. Savannah coool. Kobe « .ouenomeii re lo oh on 2,325 April‘ 6...... | Jadden 0 Savannah...... Dairen ...... 112

Apis ' Berwindmoor ...... SHUSNNAN ie wa es Bremen” 300

April 6... Berwindmoor ...... Savannoh ...... ciceeeeests | Hamburg 2b

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| Barrels Cleared Steamship From To | Spirits Turp. Barrels Rosin

April @...... Berwindmoor ...... Sovannial ug barrsedsziones Rotterdam 225 April 7...... Fuji"Mare @....c.cccnisin- Savannah ...... 00k.. Yokohama 1,150 api) 7 jh Savammah ...... Moji | 500 April 7... BujitMarui...... ccoiumsmne Savemna? FL dlr Kobe -..0L 100 April 7...... FujiiMarw ...oo..... Savannaly: ...... coe-ceemes Shanghai ...... 1,315 Appi 7...... Fai Mow...... Savannah... Sydney |remmerseessonsebititen. 150 April~ 9... Plowerspar i... ci. Jacksonville ....cmue Berlin ...... 112 Aprilild...... Hornby Castle ...... Jacksonville ...... Antwerp ...... 967 April ld ...... Hornby Castle ...... Jacksonville: ...... -ie-. London 100 Apritl2...... Mexicano: foo id Savannah... lc OSV he 510 April 12...... Mexicano. oom SAV AITAAN eererinassrertomees Hernosand cow. buildin 25 April 12...... Mexicano iin. Savannahll ic Maino... i att 25 April 12...... Mexicane: x0 Fu Savannall il. .iie Stavanger 80 April 12... Mexicano - 0... Savannah. a Gothenburg: . hi. ary oldgl 475 April 18...... Taiko Maru ...... SAVANNAN coun im.emestiornss Bebe: ...... orb l inl ld... 300 April 13...... Taiko Maru '...... Savannah ©... ne. Yokohama -..... ol Llane 200 April 18...... - Callinsworth o..... _ Savanah Clio QENoY Ail ne ek 1,150 April 13...... Humberarmy ...... 1.. Savannaly os. coins Hamburg ...... 000 80 300 April 13...... 5 Humberarm ...... SAVANNAN vcore amemmons Bremen © nd a 1,550 April 1...... Lekhaven .c...... Brunswick...... 50 ee. Glasgow: tL. sitive. i... hl adiciiipesonictd 2,100 April Hootie: Lekhaven: i... iii... Brunswick... .ccoofegeen=- Manchester Join noo ood 550 April cin Iekhaven Brunswick occceeeeeeee- BAverDool i. re he oe 100 April 7... Lekhaven ...... Brunswick: oi onoiviiaies Liverpooly chad. la ata 250 wood April i Capilio: =. 0 i Pensacola i .ceeomses Pernambuco oobi le etl 300 April 8... Caplio...... Pensacoln i.....c.eomiue Buenos, Ares civ ilisimmniinimiomnsiis 1,000 Mar. 25...... West Corum... 0... Mobile... iii: Montevideo ...coicicilinin aiid 700 Mar. 25...... West Corum“... Mobile i. ill Buenos Alves... ..ii li aan] 375 Mar: 26... Albanian nssmhes Mobile arssmaii Buenos Alves... on od 875 Mar, 29...... Coahoma County ...... Mobile: «onic. Manchester .....oloie gar id 300 april 1... Braddock i... od Mobile &.. I tii Hamburg ...... tility i 700 april 7...... Tapa bl lls New Orleans ...... Glasgow ib lms 300 April 9... Quisteoncl ...... New Orleans ...... Geno: cin a bans, igs on) 100

Advertising Rates A STILLER of turpentine of 18 years HELP WANTED

experience would like to get a po- (CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER.) sition with some good farm that WANTED—Capable young man with POSITIONS WANTED OR HELP Wanye small family at once to ride woods. One Insertion ...... ois would not mind paying a man that Four Must be industrious, sober and Insertions...... $1. ” can handle the work and get re- know how to handle labor. None TURPT. FARMS WANTED OR FOR SALE One sults. Please state wages in first other need apply. Odom Bros, Insertion _ $1.75 Four Insertions Waverly, Ga. 4-27 letter; it will save delay. Can be CUPS, STILLS, ETC., WANTED OR FOR SALE ready to begin work the first of WANTED—Good turpentine woods- One Insertion... i .'' . _$1.28 April or before. Address “Experi- Four Insertions .. $2.50 man with family. Must be sober ence,” care Naval Stores Review. and able to control labor and get

POSITIONS WANTED Savannah, Ga. 4-15 results. Good pay for the man that

can handle this ride. Good quar- WANT position as bookkeeper and ters and fair woods; one mile from ATTENTION ROSIN SHIPPERS school and church. Waynesville .

commissary keeper. I am an old Turpentine Co., Waynesville, Ga. turpentine and saw mill man; good A corporation in St. Louis, Mo., en 4-10

reference; sober and honest. Ad- gaged in the sale of oils, has a ready market for gum rosin and dress me Climax, care of Naval WANTED—At once, experienced still- would be interested in making a er, for 15-crop place. Must have Stores Review, Savannah, Ga. P. connection as a rosin producer’s references. Address EL C. Dyal, 0. Box 948. 6-6 agent or handling on a consign- ~ Helena, Ga. 4-24

ment basis. Ample railroad and WANT a job as manager or woods- storage facilities. Address Corpor- man or stiller or bookkeeper, with ation, care of Naval Stores Review, COPIES WANTED OF Savannah, Ga. © 4-17 BOOK ON NAVAL STORES a good turpentine company. Twen- ty-six years experience in the busi- EMPTY BARRELS FOR SALE We have orders for a number of ness, I am considered an expert in copies of the book on “Naval Stores: handling and controlling labor. We have all grades of empty barrels History, Production, Distribution.” Healthy, don’t drink whisky at all. for sale. Will be pleased to hear from any par- The company I am with has sold ties having same on hand. out. Give me a chance and you will Apply not regret it. Address “Turpen- Turpentine, Rosin and Barrel Co., WEEKLY NAVAL STORES tine,” care Naval Stores Review. Savannah, Ga. REVIEW, 4-17 613 Liberty Bank & Trust Bldg. Savannah, Ga. 10 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

EXPORTS OF NAVAL STORES "Established 1870 FOR FEBRUARY, 1924-1925-1926 Producers Gum Rosin in Barrels of 500 Pounds M. W Larendon COUNTRIES | 1926 | 1925 | 1924 Turpentine Co. Belginm...... 5567 | 1,499 | 5,924 & Company ELIZABETH, LA.

Denmark. Ss 152 149 Germany ...... 10,706 | 34,917 | 19,281 DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS PRODUCERS OF Taly. oo. 1,705 | 4,774 2,700 PURE GUM SPIRITS Netherlands _____ 400 | 5,583 | 2,755 Rosin, Spirits Turpentine, Finland...... Ah 955 225 Pine Tar, Gum Thus TURPENTINE -- ROSIN Norway'...... 180 245 50 Sweden ______1,654 | 1,806 200 Poland-Danzie .. |... | _._.] _... 82 Wall Street, New York City. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED RussiainEurope. | ___.| _.._| 1,440

*United Kingdom | 7,625 | 22,790 | 38,790 Connda, =... 3,615 | 4,004 | 5,078 Cen. America, etc. 169 535 331 Turpentine Rosin & T. BE. Ehrenberg Caba_..o0..... 1,807 | 1,306 1,378 Argentina ______3,055 (13,863 | 4,703 Barrel Co. SALES AGENT Bolivia...... Yl 60 JOHN D. McGILLICUDDY, Mgr. Brazil...... _. 8,019 | 10,365 | 6,786 Chile... 369 210 781 Dealers In Colombia______307| 1,193| 569 Naval Stores Ecuador...... 38 ie =: 2 ROSIN, TURPENTINE Perv...... 97 24 21 AND BARRELS Paraffine Wax Crugnay...... 3,065 | 1,000 306 Venezuela. _____ 87 198 330 613 OGLETHORPE BANK BLDG. Heavy Chemicals Ching >. 813 125: on SAVANNAH, GA. British India _._. 53 375 21 Cable Address: “Trabco, Savannah” Dutch East Indies | ____ a0 = Bentley’s Code SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Japan: _o. ._.. 8,782! 8,582 | 2,077 = Other Asia______WBE tad Australia-N.Zland 500 873 | 2,009 Other Oceania. __ Wade oon lis or British 8. Africa_| 1,031 136 | 1,256 THE JOHN R. WALSH Other Countries. _ 10 585 | 2,469 DAILY LETTER SERVICE TOTAL .. | 54,660/116,250| 97,494

Read our letters and reports and see how much better you can Gum Spirits Turpentine--50 Gallon Casks understand the Naval Stores Market. Address COUNTRIES | 1926 | 1025 | 1924

Belgiom__...... ew 100 JOHN R. WALSH Denmark. ______ag i eat P. O. BOX 3820 SAVANNAH, GA. Germany ..______1,165 1,529 157 Daily Market Telegrams and Cables Furnished. Italy ...... why I J

Netherlands _____ 210) 3,284 207 Finland = | Sh tala vl Norway ....____. at Wooo. JULIUS €. SCHWARZ, Presideat ORGANIZED 1876 Sweden. ______B83 od nail igs Oldest Active House in the *United Kingdom 408 | 8,088 | 8,238 Pine Products Conada. 2... 1771 1,006 885 Naval Stores Business

Oen. America, etc. 11 52 34 Export Co. Cuba. 2... .. 68 48 53 Argentina ______1,010 887 213 (Incorporated) T. T. CHAPEAU’S SON Bolivia... . Qe ov de Exporters and Dealers in GUM ROSIN AND PURE SPIRITS TUR- ROSIN—-TURPENTINE Brazi¥--. .. 248 594 218 PENTINE, NEW PROCESS PINE TAR, Chile. L...... 115 93 49 PINE AND TAR OILS, WOOD Room 808 National Bank Bldg. Colombia______S 6 7 TURPENTINE, “DISIN- SAVANNAH, GA. Ecuador...... 2 1 1 FECTOIL,” ETC. Guiana...... ln es SAVANNAH - - - GEORGIA Correspondence Solicited Paraguay...... 2 Gain Cable Address: ‘‘Pineprodeo”

Perm... 167 32 45 Uruguay -...... 58 59 19 Venezuela ______18 39 3 WERNICKE ENGINEERS hina. Grid 13 ROSIN TYPES British India ____ ThBEC bed 20 GULL POINT, FLORIDA Dutch East Indies Djs in 10 Conforming to U. S. Standards, PENSACOLA PHONE 5302 Japan...... 22 34 224 adopted by the Savannah, Jack- Other Asia______._ cdi bani a sonville and Pensacola Boards rn AustraliaN.Zland | 1,001] 1,715 236 of Trade. Other Oceania___ Nya 10 IN USE THROUGHOUT THE INVESTIGATIONS, RE- British S. Africa_ 75 43 i WORLD PORTS AND SPECIAL Other Countries. _ 49 123 230 Made and guaranteed by SERVICES RELATING TO CUT-OVER LAND. TOTAL _ | 5,636] 17,651] 6,599 HARRIS M. KING

FORESTRY AND WOOD *Including Ireland. Georgia State Supervising Inspector of Naval Stores P. 0. BOX 330 BAVANNAH, GA. UTILIZATION

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Taylor, Lowenstein & Co. Naval Stores Factors and Exporters

QA SY MAIN OFFICE AND YARDS: SWZ

Mobile, _ Alabama

WE ALSO RECEIVE SHIPMENTS AT PENSACOLA, FLA. Branch Office: 605 Gerke Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio, M. J. Daly, Mgr.

AGENCIES BUFFALO, N. Y. DETROIT, MICH. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. H. J. Rolls, FEEL Detroit Oil & Naval Stores Co. Willits & Patterson 481 Ellicott Square Building Book Building 1 Drumm St.

CHICAGO, ILL. PITTSBURGH, PA. : KANSAS CITY, MO. E. E. Zimmermann ‘Company, 155 Ja. RINSE + out John T. Kennedy Sales Co. Bessemer Building Southwest Boulevard & 26th St.

CLEVELAND, O. NEW YORK CITY J. C. Drouillard Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. Irving A. Levis, Rockefeller Building Wurzburg Brothers 39 Courtlandt St.

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AMERICAN TURPENTINE & TAR CO. PENSACOLA TAR & TURPENTINE CO. New Orleans, La. Pensacola, Fla. NATIONAL TURPENTINE PRODUCTS CO. DUNLEVIE PINE PRODUCTS CO. Jacksonville, Fla. Allenhurst, Ga.

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In painting cypress and similar woods, it has been demonstrated that on the priming coat, if the paint is thinned to the proper consistency with Destructively Distilled Wood Turpentine instead of other thinners, a very much better job is the result. This is due to the fact that the gums in the wood are hard to attack with a solvent, and the much better solvent properties of Destructively Distilled Wood Turpentine over other thinners, allow paint mixed with this turpentine to penetrate the surface of the wood, making a better bond.

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WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE TRANSFER TO PINE INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH Established 1890. WORK ON ROSIN AND TURPENTINE

THOMAS GAMBLE - Editor and Publisher

SUBSCRIPTION: Per Annum - - - $5.00 naval stores industry on a higher The undersigned naval stores fac- Address all communications and make all checks, drafts, money orders, etc., payable to tors and others, who have heretofore plane of stability and profit. NAVAL STORES REVIEW provided funds for the research work In taking over the supervision of P. O. Box 948 Savannah, Ga.

on rosin and turpentine which is being this scientific research work, Pine In- Publication and Business Offices done by the Mellon Institute of In- stitute of America, Inc., promises to 114-116 East Bryan Street Telephone 3420 dustrial Research of the University give it the best possible attention,

of Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania, have and guarantees to finance it out of its Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Savannah, Ga. transferred their supervision of this own funds derived from membership

important undertaking to Pine Insti- dues. The benefits resulting there- SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO tute of America, Inc.,, of Gull Point, from shall be free to all members of BE CARRIED FORWARD BY Florida, as of March 1st, 1926. Pine Institute, and to others who may PINE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA Two fellows of the University are desire to make special contributions. now conducting a most thorough sci- It has long been apparent to lead- Announcement is made elsewhere entific examination of rosin and tur- ers of thought in the naval stores in- in this issue of the “Review” by the pentine with a view of finding new dustry that broad and effective or- factors and other associations who and extended uses for these products, ganization in its own interest cannot have heretofore financed and super- and thereby enlarge the demand and be disregarded without inviting un- vised the research work on rosin and stabilize their values. The work was pleasant consequences. turpentine by the Mellon Institute of commenced on rosin in December, ~ Signers: the University of Pittsburgh, Penn- 1924, and on turpentine in December, The Downing Company, Brunswick, sylvania, of its transfer to Pine In- 1925. It has been supported by the Ga. stitute of America, Inc., which organ- factors and other associations at a Carson Naval Stores Company, Sa- ization is prepared to finance and total cost of $10,900 to March 1st, vannah, Ga. carry the work forward. 1926. The results already observable Southern States Naval Stores Com- For three hundred years nothing of are encouraging and include the mak- pany, Savannah, Ga. consequence has been done by the ing of white soap chips from “G” and Consolidated Naval Stores Com- producers and handlers of r osin and other dark rosin grades. pany, Jacksonville, Fla. turpentine to establish their merits The soap industry could use tre- Peninsular Naval Stores Company, in a scientific and convincing manner. mendous quantities of rosin when its Jacksonville, Fla. In the circumstances, the industry objectionable features in soap have Lake Wales Naval Stores Com- has remained in a crude state of de- been overcome. At present rosin pany, Jacksonville, Fla. ‘velopment consisting of fat and lean soaps are cheap dark or yellow. They Flynn - Harris - Bullard Company, streaks, in which the lean streaks absorb moisture and become sticky, Jacksonville, Fla. which are very objectionable features Baldwin - Lewis - Pace Company, greatly predominate. in soap chips, now extensively used Jacksonville, Fla. Things began to change and take for laundry purposes. Turpentine & Rosin Producers As- on a more hopeful aspect with the Many other interesting discoveries sociation, New Orleans, La. first Get-Together conference, held in relating to both rosin and turpentine Alabama Turpentine Producers As- are hopefully anticipated by the ex- sociation, Bay Minette, Ala. Savannah in February, 1924, which perts who are in charge of the re- Taylor-Lowenstein & Company, was attended by more than a hundred search work, and it is the candid opin- Mobile, Ala. enthusiasts who realized that some- ion of the undersigned associations West Florida Naval Stores Com- thing should be done. They proceed- that the results of these investiga- pany, Pensacola, Fla. ed to start things moving by sending tions and determinations will play a The Lurton Company, Pensacola, a commission to France and Spain to prominent part in putting the whole Fla. study conditions and methods pre-

vailing over there, which were found to be far in advance of our own. sidered and unanimously adopted. operation where everybody does his Our commissioners, eight in num- This plan has been made effective in small part and contributes his small ber, were all practical turpentine pro- the incorporation of the Pine Insti- share can the Institute be made an ducers, excepting one forester. These tute of America, which institution efficient machine, that returns large men devoted three months to the task has been fully written up and ex- dividends to its supporters. and made a report of their findings plained in this publication and else- The editor of the “Review,” who has through the United States Forest where. followed every step of this new and Service. The services of these com- “Pine Institute” is the child of these progressive movement from its earl- missioners were rendered without “Get-Together” conferences. It is a iest beginning, is firmly convinced compensation, its members paying healthy, growing youngster of great that the “Pine Institute” deserves their own expenses of the trip aggre- promise. It is an organization not and should have the loyal and united gating $15,000. for profit, especially designed to do support of every producer and every At the same conference of 1924 a things for the naval stores producers handler of naval stores in this committee of twelve on permanent and handlers which need to be done country. organization of the industry was also but which cannot be carried to com- In this way, and in this way only, | appointed, which reported a satisfac- pletion without organization on broad will it be possible to put the industry tory plan to the 1925 “Get-Together” lines including a large majority of all on a solid and permanent foundation | meeting, where it was carefully con- persons in the industry. Only by co- of growth, strength and prosperity. |

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THE BOOK YOU WANT

GAMBLE'’S NAVAL STORES YEAR BOOK FOR 1925-26

Keep it on your desk as a constant companion. . You will find it of value every time you want information as to naval stores. You can turn to it and get immediately the facts you want as to Production for United States and other countries Receipts by months and season Stocks by months for some years Prices over a period of years Exports to all countries Movement of crop by months Domestic consumption Conditions governing trade, Etc., ete., ete. With many charts and diagrams an d carefully prepared tables covering many years accurately. Both the gum naval stores industry and the wood industry. With this book on your desk you can put your finger on any desired fact in a moment. Printed on heavy énameled paper, with durable cover. Sent by mail, prepaid, to any part of the world to subscribers of The Weekly Naval Stores Review on receipt of One Dollar. To non-subscribers on receipt of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents.

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ERR DISTRICT IN THE FRENCH SENATE (EES a 30RD) RINE GRD) QE) GRIER (EE GR) (IE IRI GRIN)

(To anyone who visits the Landes section of France with a view to studying at first hand its methods of forest perpetuation and of operating its permanently established naval stores industry, the opportunity to meet Senator Charles Cadilhon and enjoy the benefits of his long experi- ence in these connections is of great value. It was the pleasure of the editor of the “Weekly Naval Stores Review” to meet Senator Cadilhon in ' this way last Fall. Since then he has learned from others connected with the industry more about the part Senator Cadilhon played in its pro- tection in the great crisis of the World War and at other times. By request of the editor, a friend of the “Review” prepared the following sketch, which will serve to introduce Senator Cadilhon, in a measure, to the American industry and trade. He needs no introduction in his own country.)

One of the most remarkable per- sonalities of the forestry and pine tree industry in the southwest of France is Senator Charles Cadilhon, SENATOR CHARLES CADILHON

who represents the Landes forest district in the French Senate. Ow- owner of extensive forests. In 1900 service at reasonable rates and ran ing to an unfortunate infirmity of he took over control of these forest to schedule time, whereupon the eyesight he has been greatly handi- estates and from thence onwards be- then proprietor of the coach service capped, but he has been endowed with came an active factor in the mod- reduced his fees to impossible rates. a compensating faculty of exception- ernizing of the process of distillation But he reckoned without his host. al intelligence. By nature of a re- of the gum, and advancing the meth-. Grandfather Cadilhon not only ran tiring disposition, Senator Cadilhon ods of cultivation of the pine tree of his service at the same fees, but in- has continued to labour quietly and the district. cluded a good lunch en route gratis, unostentatiously for very many years The public and civie spirit of the and when the opposition again re- for the advancement of the pine tree Cadilhon family cannot be better il- duced prices, Grandfather Cadilhon industry in all directions, and the lustrated than by the following: In carried his passengers free, until recognition of his work was made by the days of Senator Cadilhon’s grand- such time as a proper arrangement the forest people electing him to the father, when the only railway was was come to, insuring the inhabitants Senate of France as their representa- that passing from Bordeaux to the of the forest a reasonable service, tive in 1919, where he still remains, Spanish frontier through Morcenx, which continued until the inaugura- the most practical exponent of all no other means of communication ex- tion of the railway in the district. branches of the industry, from the isted except by way of the diligence, While touching on the other or ag- a sort of stagecoach, and the inhabi- ricultural side of the family, which cultivation of the tree to the mar- tants of the Onesse district were have always been well known in the keting of its products. obliged to take the coach, the only sporting world, it is interesting ‘to Senator Charles Cadilhon was one running, at whatever fee the pro- know that Senator Cadilhon’s father, born at Onesse, a village right in the prietor demanded. Not only did the Mr. Pierre Cadilhon, is one of the fee become exorbitant but the service best bredeers of race horses in heart of the pine tree forest, in 1876, was very irregular. Senator Cadil- France, and his activity would put where he is still domiciled, and the hon’s grandfather inaugurated a many of the present generation in the

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shade—a real old country gentleman History shows that in all times of FOREIGN SHIPMENTS out at daybreak every morning in the similar upheavals many acts ‘are per- saddle, is to be seen in the northern petrated, not necessarily designedly, From Brunswick. part of the Gironde. This gentleman April 7—S. S. Lekhaven, Glasgow, incidentally bred the famous “Epi- but through force of circumstances or 2,100 barrels rosin; Manchester, 550 nard,” winner of coveted English ignorance of conditions. The Landes barrels rosin; Liverpool, 100 barrels races and also famous for its trip to forest was not to be an exception in rosin, 250 barrels wood rosin. the United States. As a family they the past war, as events proved. Tim- From Pensacola. are great hunters and sportsmen, and ber or lumber became an important April 8—S8. S. Capilio, Pernambuco, the trophies of the wild boar native 300 barrels rosin; Buenos Aires, 1,000 to the Landes are to be seen to this element on the whole of the Allied barrels rosin. : day in the Cadilhon Chateau, with fronts, and forestry commissions From Savannah. the pictures of many famous horses. from the respective Allied Armies April 12—S. S. Mexicano, Oslo, 510 To return to our subject, Senator were detailed to deal with it, and the barrels rosin; Hernosand, 25 barrels Cadilhon’s intensive but quiet appli- Landes and Gironde forests were rosin; Malno, 25 barrels rosin; Sta- " cation to the pine tree industry be- called upon to furnish their quota, vanger, 80 barrels rosin; Gothenburg, came more prominent some twenty and were in the way of being forced 475 barrels rosin. years ago, and following the crisis to furnish more than their quota. April 13—S. S. Taiko Maru, Kobe, created in the rosin industry by the The so-called forestry commissions 300 barrels rosin; Yokohama, 200 liquidation of Mr. Shotter’s interests from the various Allied Armies did barrels rosin. in America, Senator Cadilhon decided excellent work, particularly in dis- April 13—S. S. Gallinsworth, Genoa, to market his own products direct in tricts near the front, but when these 1,150 barrels rosin. conjunction with Mr. William Foden, commissions came to deal with the April 13—S. S. Humberarm, Ham- and continued to do so until the end Landes timber they were up against burg, 80 barrels spirits turpentine, of the great World War, when his something quite new. Their know- 300 barrels rosin; Bremen, 1,550 bar- election to the Senate necessitated re- ledge of the Maritime Pine seemed to rels rosin. be limited to its value as lumber and organization. During this period he, From Jacksonville. with Mr. Foden, inaugurated the wild lumber at that. It soon became April 9—S. S. Flouerspar, Berlin, shipping of complete cargo loads of evident their methods, coupled with 112 barrels rosin. rosin, by regular steamers under that of private individuals, would April 14—S. S. Hornby Castle, Ant- their own charter, to various parts of soon destroy the rosin and turpentine werp, 967 barrels rosin; London, 100 the world, having their own loading industry of the future, to say nothing barrels rosin. berth at the entrance to the port of of the timber industry. Pleadings From New Orleans. Bordeaux at Paullac. The largest and protests were of no avail. The March 31—S. S. Effna, Hamburg, cargo of rosin alone ever shipped be- commissioners, worthy men no doubt 17 tons rosin. ing about 3,000 tons, which is believed in their own sphere, only saw the April 9—S. S. Quistconck, Genoa, to be still the record for one steamer. standing timber, and the scientific 100 barrels rosin. - At the outbreak of the war the cultivation and exploitation of the April 7—S. S. Topa, Glasgow, 300 rosin market in France became practi- forests were unknown to them, thus barrels rosin. cally closed, and the gum had little, if the labour and work of generations, From Mobile. any value, as it could only be re- and for generations to come, were in March 25—S. S. West Corum, Mon- ceived by the distillers at a nominal jeopardy and were actually being tevideo, 700 barrels rosin; Buenos price. Senator Cadilhon then stepped ruthlessly destroyed. ; Aires, 375 barrels rosin. into the breach. As, owing to his At this moment the forest owners March 26—S. S. Albanian, Buenos eyesight infirmity, he was complete- nominated Senator Charles Cadilhon, Aires, 875 barrels rosin. ly rejected for military service, he as being chief practical expert of the March 29—S. S. Coahoma County, proceded abroad and made contracts region, to deal with the situation. He Manchester, 300 barrels rosin. insuring the continued activity of the took the matter in hand and with the April 1—S. S. Braddock, Hamburg, Landes over a very dangerous and departmental commission put an end 700 barrels rosin. to the abuses that were then being trying period, and returning re-es- tablished the industry on a working perpetrated by various commissions STOCKS AT THE FIVE PORTS footing. Mr. Ader, of Bayonne, also under the title of “forestry experts,” OF ROSINS AND TURPENTINE then well known in the industry, many of whose experience in forestry END OF PAST TWO SEASONS was probably limited to jobbing of alded in this project, and at the end of 1914 the industry was again on its sawn lumber in their own native Secretary Carl F. Speh, of the Tur- feet, and thanks to this initiative it towns, the cultivation of the long leaf pentine & Rosin Producers Associa- was then able to supply the neces- pine for its products being beyond tion, has issued the follownig state- their ken. sary products for war munitions ment of stocks on March 31: from the middle of 1915 onwards. Senator Cadilhon was then nomi- SPIRITS TURPENTINE Had this courageous step not been nated by the Landes forest owners as 1926 1925 taken, the price that would have had their representative on the Allied Ports of Savannah, to be paid for rosin products by the Timber Committee, who were dele- Jacksonville, Bruns- Allies would have been extremely gated to obtain the mecessary supplies ‘wick, Mobile and onerous. of timber for the armies and thence New Orleans ...... 30,470 26,936 onward, with the assistance of Mr. At stills in Texas, Another, and not the least impor- Lafontain and other delegates, he tant, action Miss., La., and Ala.* 6,064 6,628 taken by Senator Ca- kept the felling of the naval stores dilhon, was the protection of the timber within limits to avoid the de- Totals...... 0.... 0 36,634 33,564 Landes forests during the war from struction of the rosin and turpentine ROSI

EEE Ignorant and careless exploitation. industry. The Landes pine 1926 1925 tree forests were An incorporated association bear- called upon during At the five ports...... 137,263 199,077 the war to fur- ing ‘Senator Cadilhon’s name con- nish enormous quantities At stills in Texas, of timber tinues some of his for the Allies, activities at Onesse Miss., La., and Ala.* 58,846 66,589 not only the fighting and he is thus continually in touch Services at the front, but for pitwood eM — with the industry of the region to England to and Totals... r. 196,109 265,666 insure supplies of coal closely posted with current events from South Wales. ap- *Including a few places in Georgia pertaining thereto. and Florida.

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ATTENTION TURPENTINE OPERATORS We have on hand several re-worked turpentine outfits for sale cheap. Sizes from 8 barrels to 40 barrels. Guaranteed in first class condition. ——ALSO NEW EQUIPMENT ON HAND OF ALL SIZES New and Second Hand Cypress Tanks For further information, prices, etc., Address: Bender Welding and Machine Co. MOBILE - - ALABAMA Bell Phone 53 P. O. Box 42

CONDITION IN THE WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY IN RUSSIA

With the approaching building sea- son and the requirements of the com- ing rafting campaign the demand for peasant produced tar goods is co- Council’s lossal. The Vsekoles says the demand is Perfect mostly for tar for the fishing and boat building industries. The demand comes from the fishery industries of Astrachan. Rostoff on the Don, Stal- Patent applied for ingrad and Leningrad. A big con- tract for tar has been made with the Liningrad Hemp Trust which makes roping for boats. One of the difficulties for delivery is transport, as to which shortage of MADE OF BEST GRADE TEMPERED STEEL. LARGE, waggons is causing interruptions so LONG EYES. CURVED BLADES. LONG CENTER AND SIDE CORRUGATIONS LEND RIGIDITY AND that the contracting concern is hold- STRENGTH. FITTED WITH 5 FOOT HANDLES ing over considerable consignments WHEN SO ORDERED. till the rafting (per river) campaign begins. Besides, railway incidental We are offering this particular Hoe to the Turpentine Trade, believing that’ expenses are too heavy. Meantime in it we have a light strong tool which will be found very deliveries are being effected for cur- satisfactory for raking purposes. rent use only. Rosin and the better. THE COUNCIL TOOL COMPANY qualities of turpentine are in very WANANISH, NORTH CAROLINA short supply with a natural harden- ing in prices, particularly at the

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isn nL 16.50 Schofield’s s Iron Works Rosin Oil, in bbls., 2d run, gal. .60_70 MACON, GEORGIA Tar, Kiln-burnt, oil bbls...... 156..17.00 Tar, Retort, oil bbls... 16._18.00 Pitch, Navy, No. 2... 6.50-8.50 Following quotations cover parcels for SPANISH ROSIN AND TURPENTINE export, terms, free on board, N'Y. Spirits of Turpentine, in cases: BEST GRADES (2-5 gallon tins to a case.) as to brand: Strictly pure,guaranteed, gal. $1.20 CASTO DE ZAVALA Spirits of Turpentine, in barrels as to brand: 6 Alameda S. Mamés Strictly pure,guaranteed,gal. $0.99 Rosins, per 280 lbs. gross weight, BILBAO, SPAIN standard types, 200 bbl. lots: A B C—Common strained $ 9.80 Tel-ad: TURPENTINE-Bilbao. D—Good strained ...... 10.80

EB—=Low No. 2... 11.30 Ged No, 2 13.60 She especially desired some Ken- G=Nooil > 13.70 tucky fiction, she said. Carl Moller & Son H—No. : I ei me Reeve) 14.20 “Why not try Allen’s ‘Kentucky I—Extra No. 1... 14.25 Cardinal’ ?” said the salesman, taking Naval Stores Brokers K—Low pale .....cccceoeeneene. 15.45 a copy of the book off the shelf. and M-Bale o.oo 15.70 “That used to be a very popular N—Extra pale .coocoeno..n. 15.95 book.” Forwarding Agents WG—Windowglass ...... © 16.40 WW_Waterwhite ...... __.. 16.70 “No; I don’t think I care for those ACCOUNTS SOLICITED theological stories,” said the lady. Address NO SCANDAL FOR HER “But this cardinal was a bird.” “I am not interested in the scan- P. O. Box 121, A young woman entered a book- dals of his private life,” replied the JACKSONVILLE, - FLA. store in Chicago and asked the aid of young woman; and out she walked.— the clerk in selecting suitable reading. Selected.

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£ OE (EES OED O GED () SHED GRO -Gln-O-GED- OO -GlD- OG OED OSE () E> () GED ED (ED OSH (Ts (O

: (Compiled from Official Reports U. S. Department of Commerce.) :

amy O- GED O- SEDO ER O- GED O-@l- O-li- O-GED- OE O GE OCI OG GET OEE (OES 9 ()-GD- @IR- ()-EEm- (O-CE- (O & TO ALL COUNTRIES TO BELGIUM TO SOUTH AMERICA 1925-38. rteririe 86, 243. 584 Fors Bis Me bs 1925-26"... 18,792 109498 ot food on, TT Ii Sl 1924-25 Hons Be o.oo 50,655 BLO00 Hi 1023.92 giR Ses FTA 235,225 196,107 Lhe A TET PEARS | em 183,008 HN RY rap deme LS EE 141,286 Re TT proche BE |) EE 15,180 18 thTe.2p ET 173,755 Iola IOI0.80 [TT irr SS ) 1919.20 IA ssscssnsuiosata: 9,967 OE ds TOUS 10 oor as r 200,467 127,818 1917-18 lay oe =a Hal Ss 101415 eOlRa Ll se on al.007 74,544 ogee Togaedy ETE he oe 150,489 169,171 EH eee BRIS i doioNs 8,08 ba Al Se 102.784 191414 ag AREER fee 205.071 ir TO ITALY 1913-14 91218 Tio 180068 156,479 IS ro TE P8487 10 1005.26... Bl 38,393 1ookinpas, Al1: EUROPE ny fan [| 102820A iettsutt ors hin . Dao 1923-24 ooo 31,630 1OPBB on 43,740 102884 oT sw 21,780 f yonens T&T 39,942 1000 amar TRETRE EY 470.146 1921-22 oo 10,515 1005.52. a. 48,615 jog. Ten 272.874 FE 14,012 8001 u. 6,756 10208 2 er ois 538571 | 1919-20 oo... 04% | 00 94,498 oes le 1918-10; errr 2475 IBRD re 33,759 IIS pa | MrT 18.478 Volos 3a 45,027 as oo 2va05 | 1916-17 2208 Wee 38,805 ote EE 1915-18 ree 7558 II5A60L «or 26,334 IN B16 gs eoieckennteneanesst i EAST ine 9,053 ? earths aa 50 [70 AUSTRALIASREW ZEMAN 1015080 i TOAon vy Bacau 38,201 TO COUNTRIES OUTSIDE EUROPE TO NETHERLANDS Poet oh cee Ip, 50 OVE Sosove | 192828 45008 || DE sere 13,744 192392 140.863 1924-25 ooo 63,941 Joon ol. rome 25,057 foz208 ir 354.365 | 1928-24 13.010 :] ivoss. = 10,937 WEL an Bn) mn Ha i pe EE 91,695 {0502 + BERL | OPE meena Oil hl 38.335 lss8 or Sree | oo ee tay Sean 13,527 PEt BE180- | IRE. seein Anos hie Tr 18,563 OI718 a I SR 11,081 oer TILE TnL ES BL REE 31,125 Disie Tmry S005 | PASAT re Lo a Las 20,413 ris 917.297 | 1915-16 16,819 TO CANADA : PE Lo Sa ye Ls tee 5,100 “1 1028.06 57,201 Yee 2 asems | 19114 120.090 of 1028s or 50,421 TO UNITED KINGDOM 1012-18 eo 107,241 TOPE ane 59,940 1925-26 242,603 loons FEET 47,904 1924.25 © 341,879 TO NORWAY 1921.22 a 351 fo2set 310,332 1900.21 i : a ei RSE 234,354 3925-28 reer: 9,010 1010.90 ° = a 41,431 §oo1.22 135,492 102 OD sre 10,158 1018-10 69,857 1080-00 cocci 155,799 1928.24 00. re eoeeeneeee. 6,924 17185 67,298 1016-20. 215.103 1922.93 irirniorcaceee. 9,618 1096.17 80,081 101819 171.499 1901 LL 1,604 wiale 57,664 1917-18 959.938 1920-203 oils barb is 5,404 OMAR er 37,242 0163 = an 333.680 1919.20... aoe 750 wisi 42,450 10154 = Toe 321.640 101880... 10,134 leas 43,648 145. 196,039 TOI7:18 int 1,638 TO CUBA 1013.14 "CC 232,430 101817 ne 40,615 19282 es er 7 fora.yz mT 250, 699 fopaies. na : TO GERMANY TO SWEDEN foes). 15,684 1925.28... 177,318 fepnes 13,485 pass TT 298,841 1025-28 Ll 27,033 1031.88 11,687 JO20-24 «i 220,402 102495 oe a. 26,6056 1620.37 "= 12,004 192208 EEmTIeTT 128.314 0280s. 21,793 0:00 15,473 wie IT 85,919 §93908 4 19,348 Yolo Hun ee 11.873 92021. mart 21,180 1591.00 (1 Teco 12,138 wiz. 18.316 i910:20 © oar 3 844 1030.21. ar 17,520 ¥ote.4y Te 17,256 inde. rn 1019-200 15,394 olsde or 12,054 Plage em 125,712 Pee. 1.907 91515 13,278 gosie 417.513 ie. en NS 13,091 nme 433,261 ole... 11,341 hel: 11,697

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FRENCH NAVAL STORES FOLKS TALK OF WIRELESS ADVICES Bogalusa Turpentine Company,Bogalusa, La. PRODUCERS OF Realize Mistake of Not Keeping Bet- ter Advised on American Markets.

BOGALVSA BRAND (French Correspondence London Oil Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office and Color Trades Journal, April 3.) PURE GUM SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE and ROSIN Until the new production comes on WE SOLICIT YOUR INQUIRIES the market, towards the end of April probably, the prices will simply fol-

low the exchange.

Manufacturers say they have suffi- cient stocks in hand for all reasonable J. W, MOTTE & CO. needs up to the end of April; and the present indications appears to be on NAVAL STORES FACTORS the side of very limited demands for AND the next few weeks. COMMISSION MERCHANTS Although the dry products were - very little in evidence during the week, and at the Dax market we had ROOMS 24 AND 26 --- CITIZENS TRUST BUILDING no offers of any of the rosins—N, SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA WG, WW, and all the A qualities be- ing completely absent—there were dark color residues at 315 francs the

100 kilos., and light color at 340 francs, being an advance of about 15 The Rausch Company, Inc. frances upon last week’s rates. At Bordeaux also there were small quan- tities on offer at from 332 to 335 Manufacturers--Dealers-- Exporters francs for the light color, but no buy- ers would entertain them. There appears, however, to be a de- Turpentine, Rosin, Navy Pitch, mand somewhat in excess of the of- fers, and buyers may probably be obliged to fall in line with the in- Pine Tar creased rates, although they will most certainly confine their purchases to PRICES FURNISHED CIF ANY PORT OF THE WORLD strict necessity. An indication of the attention now Cable Address: being paid to the Savannah move-. “RAUSCHCO” NEW ORLEANS ments is afforded by the fact of the Landes manufacturers having under consideration the installation of wire-

less for communicating direct with Savannah and London the current daily prices. A committee is investigating as to whether the connections should be made direct or via London with Sa- The Isaac Winkler & Bro. Co. vannah. Another item of interest in the re- Established 1872 Incorporated 1917 cent discussions at the Manufactur- ers’ Syndicate is the proposal to sell and buy the crude “gemme” resin by CINCINNATI, OHIO the litre, instead of by the barrel, as is the custom at present.

W. H. BARBER COMPANY PRO- JECTS PLANT ON BIG NEW SITE

News comes from St. Paul that the W. H. Barber Company has bought an eight-acre tract in that city and may move its plant there from the sister city of Minneapolis. The Bar- S0 BROAD STREET ber Company has been at its Frank- lin Avenue plant in Minneapolis for NEW YORK CITY twenty-one years and has developed there a very extensive business in naval stores, linseed oil and other products, with important branches in Chicago and Spokane. The American Paint Journal says that its annual

business now reaches $10,000,000.

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DEATH OF ALFRED V. Brunswick, Mr. Wood was also a J. E. DYAL TO DEVELOP WOOD, PROMINENT : leader in civic development and was HIS BIG ISLAND INTERESTS NAVAL STORES MAN one of the best posted naval stores men in this section. He was for years (Jacksonville Times-Union.) One of Brunswick’s Oldest and Best a vestryman of St. Marks Episcopal Brunswick, Ga.—Having sold his Church. Known Men Carried Off By ‘turpentine places in three counties to “The deceased was born in Wil- newcomers from the Western belt, Pneumonia. mington, N. C., Oct. 3, 1853, and re- J. E. Dyal, Baxley, will devote his moved to Brunswick in 1877, being time to the development of his St. The news of the death on Monday connected with the naval stores firm Simon’s and Dover Bluff properties, of Alfred V. Wood, of The Downing of Alex Spruntz Sons. Later he went spending most of his time on the Co., Brunswick, came as a shock to with the Downing Company and has island in the future. his innumerable friends in the naval been in charge of the naval stores de- Mr. Dyal for several years was the partment of that firm ever since. largest individual turpentine operator stores industry and in other lines of “He was married to Miss Marion in the world, having a million cups activity. © The Savannah Morning .Colesbury of this city, Dec. 14, 1881, hung on pine trees in South Georgia. News gave this account of Mr. Wood’s and besides his widow is survived by He has retained one large tract on career: the following children: Mrs. J. Hun- which modern methods of conserva- “Alfred V. Wood, one of Bruns- ter Hopkins, Mrs. James Gould, Miss tion and reforestation will be carried wick’s oldest, best known and most Marion Wood, Thomas C! Wood, Al- out. He has bought the Downing cot- highly esteemed citizens, died at his fred V. Wood, Jr., Lawrence Wood, all tage on the island among other in- home in this city late this afternoon of this city, and Ralph M. Wood of vestments and will make his summer after an illness of about ten days. New York.” home there. His death was due to pneumonia. The body of the well known edu- “Mr. Wood was one of the best cator lay in state at the memorial DEATH OF S. P. DAY, WELL known educators in this section of the High School Tuesday morning. The KNOWN IN THE N. S. TRADE state and for twenty-six years he has body, escorted by eight high school been president of the Glynn county boys, was borne from the residence to The naval stores trade regrets to board of education. Through all of the school building. At 11 o’clock the hear of the death of Sterling P. Day, these years he has brought to the entire student body assembled in the aged 63, vice-president of the Britton public schools a very high degree of school auditorium at: which time ap- T. & S. P. Day Company, of Cleve- development and through his untiring propriate exercises were held. The land, Ohio, who for many years past efforts the Brunswick schools now public schools of the city, white and has been interested in the marketing rank among the first in the state. He colored, were dismissed for the day. of turpentine and rosin. was one of the first public school offi- The funeral was held from St. Marks Mr. Day died after two weeks’ ill- cials in the United States to put into Episcopal Church. Among the hon- ness with influenza. Mr. Day had ex- effect the medical examination of orary pallbearers were the members tensive business connections outside school children, which is now custom- of the board of education. One boy of the Day Company and was very ary all over the country. and one girl from each class in the active in church affairs in Cleveland. “While devoting a great deal of public school system were in attend- His death was a severe loss to many his time to educational matters in ance at the funeral. friends.

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Od pr = A | Apri oY. ey 3 95 5 10 492% | 690 3 95 510 | 4923 | 6 80 3 95 510 | 4923 |670 A BG Corll A. 01°4705.90/°5 00 © -| 4.857.690 405.200 500 | 48 [8680 405.200500 48 | 670 % 00.2 SN 4973460 | 670 [405 [495 | 450660 400 1495 | 440 |650 4A 510 | 4 55.60 6 75 415 | 510 |'450.55 660.65 405 |610 | 435.40 6 40.45 Lh 4.85.90 455 | 700 415 | 48590 450 680 400 [485.90 435 |650 ol 470 | 4 45.55 7 60 40 | 470 |450 4 720 400. |470 | 480.857 00 Ge 41723 [4507 |7 75 420°" 4 728 |°4 40 74 7 25 106.472 | 480 .|710 g "4 90° | 4 75.80] 8 90 43 [48 |465° 850 415 (475 [485 810 475" | 4 65.70 8 70 48 | 465° .| 445.508 30 ||'4 20.804 60 | 4 40.508 25 475° '4 60 "| 775 470 "aa5%° 1430 54750 445 0. |465 | 480 .}7 25 P4165 | 440 i|'7 10: ||'4+ 25.854 °65 “| 495 | 6°85 420 1465 | 4:20. |6 60 48 |'460 | 300.25/460 [48 |445 |7 75 440 | 48 |485 ..|7 2.50 4.778 ['4 50 °° (‘8 15 460 [475 |440° |'7 60 48005 [475 | 485 ::4:7:80 4624. 67% 4 524 | 8 15.20| 4 65 |4624_67} 4 40.455 15.201 4 45 462} 673! 435 ..| 775 820 470 “1455 |840 |[47 [4% ‘445 "|-8 30 460 [470 | 4:40 .|8 30 { 465_673| 4 628 | 9 00 4 70_T5| 465.673 4 55 | 9 00 4 50_60| 465.674 4 40 . 9 00 48 | 465 [90015495 |480 -| 455 |895.915/470 |480. |4456 [875 -4 75.80! 4 60 | 885_900(| 4 90_95 4 75 80/°'4 60 | 885.9001| 4 75 - [4 75.80 4 40 . |.885.900 4623 654 70 | 9 00 505 | 4623.65 4 65.70 8 80 495 [462 |.450 4875 4574 (48 |985 470.75 457% 470 |935 4 65.704 57% | 460 | 9 35 460 |'48 [10 00 53 .|.460 '| 480 [1000 535:.|460 | 420 .|10 00 ; 4625 | 487% [10 45 515 [462% | 48 [10 45 515 | 462 | 470 [10 45 : 4 52% | '4 70_85(11 30 || 5073.10) 4 52% | 4 70_75/11 30 {|-5073_10| 4 52% | 4 65_70(11 30 : 4 474 15 024-1011 75 540 | 4474 | 495 NXT 75 |'5 40 | 4474 | 485 {1 75 3 465.70 5 06 [12 20 53. | 465 |-500 [1220 58 [465 |500 1220 ; 460° |'517% (14 00 5474.50 4 60 | 5 174 [13 60 5474.50/:4 60.. | 5473. [18 60 ’ 4524 57% 5 22% 114 05 |[B474.524(4524 573 5 22% [14 05 . |p473 5234/4524 574 5.22% (14 05 4525 | 550 [14624 || 552% |452F | 550 [14 62% || 552% [452% | 550 {14 62% 455_574 5 65 [14 50 560.623 455.573 5 65 14 50 || 560_624| 450_524 5 65 [14 50 447% | 595 [14 25 600 | 447% | 59 [1425 600 |447F | 595 [1425 445°°1'640 |14 15 565 | 445 | 640 ‘1415 565 | 445 | 640 [14 15 440.424 6 10 [14 10 5 673 | 440.423 6 10 [14 10 5 674 | 440.423 610 {14 10 435 | 655 (144 550 [48 i655 1445 |'550 [4385 "| 665 (1445 445 682 [14 20 b374 | 445 | 632% [1420 5374-445 | 6:324 (14 20 495 °°1"630 [1405 F525 ['4257:|:6'30" |14 05 52 [425.1680 {14 05 £9 625" 1850 [5001425 |8625 1850 500 [425 |6:25 1850 4324 |°6 12% [13 00 52 - [432% | 612% [1300 52 | 432 | 612% {18 00 430 |'6381 1205 ‘490 [430 |8687% [1205 490 [430 | 687% [12 05 # 43 (640 (1285401475 |4785 | 640 [1230 475 | 435. | 640 12925 495 68 +1215.20/500" [425 :|685 -1215 500 |425 |685 {12 10.15 440 | 655 [12 40 495 | 440 [655 1205 |/49 -| 440 | 655 1205 : 50 -|-7 00 ''|18 85 48 [480 [700 "N21 48 [450 |700 1300 4 75.80, 6 95 [13851410/| 4 97% | 4 75.80, 6 95 [13.50 | |]4 97% | 4 75.80, 6 95 ~|{13 15 485° [715 [18 50 48 | 455 '715 (1310 48 [4585 |790 N27 465 700 (13 00 450.55 465 | 700 1250 -||'450.55/:4:65 . | 70 (12 00 460.623 7 15 [12 90 500 | 460.624 7:15 .[1250 || 500 | 460.62} 715 |11 90 5 4 65 6 90.9212 75 475 | 465 169092512 40 “|| 4 75 * [4765 8 90._ 924 11 90 4 65.70,6975.700| ND _|14 70 | 4 657016974 700] N D 470 | 4 65.7016 85. 974 ND 460° [690 {1.00 ND 480_500{ 4 60" |-6 90 = [1175 ND|| 480_500/ 4 60 | 6:90 1050 ND @ “4 60 | 6 70-75(1050 ND/|'5 20 © | 4 60. | 670.75/1025 ND|| 5 10 |.4 60 = | 6:60.70,"950 ND 455 [690 [ND 485.90 455 ©1680" | ND ''|/-4'85:90/ 4/55 | 6.70 “ND ; 4 60 | 690" | ND “|r505 460 |680 | ND 505 |:460. | 6&0 .:4sND | 48 | 690 [1050 '[f510 | 475.8068 |92 510 | 470.80 670 +8 50 4 85 6.90 "9 60 5 10 485 680 |910 15107 14.85 | 670 8 10

HIGH vp LOW FOR EACH YEAR oy ROSINS FROM 1922-23 TO 1925226

1922-23 1993-24 1924-25 1925-26 1922-23 1923-24 + 1924-25. 1925-26 1992-28: 1928-24, 1924-25 . 1925-26 Isp IL HSL SHE LE HY L Hi Lit Bp lii HL: Bal: vB EE GBH GL ate I GA 506.07F 3:90 5. 10" 4.224 7.15 4.40 14.62% 6.70 6.07% 3:90'5.10 4.22% 7.15 4.25 14:62% 6.60 6.074 3.90 5.10 4.224: 7:15 4.15:14.62% 6 40 7

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ea HULSE OF LOWER GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1922, TO MARCH 31, 1926

CLOSING QUOTATIONS ON SATURDAYS, WITH CORRESPONDING SATURDAY IN FORMER YEARS (Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade.)

H G F JA £f DATE - : : 1922-23 | 1923-24 | 1924-25 | 1925-26 || 1922-23 1023-24 1924-25 | 1925-26 | 1922-23 | 1923-24 | 1924-25 | 1925-26

April lie : i | 510 492 | 715 3 95 510 | 492% [700 3 95 510 [4928 1700

if April “4... _.....|| 4074.20] 5 00 4 85 7 05 4074.20( 5 00 | 4 85 7 00 405.200 500 48 69

— April 11... sori. 174 4974500, 4 70 7 00 |407%_174|4973_500 4 65 6 90.95|4 124 | 4974 (465 [680 April ii8 hi... 174 °| 510 | 4.60.70 7 20.254 i73 “| 510 | 4 60 7 15 415 510° “460 “F¥ 00 April 25. ; 25 4 85.90 4 70 7 85 4 25 4 85.90| 4 65 7 85 420 | 485.90 460 7 60 4 70.754 60_673| 8 25 4 20 4 70_75/4 60.6 | 8 20 420 | 470 45560815 472% | 465 8 70 432 |472 |465 8 70 430 [4728 4860.65 865 | 5 00 |4974_500/ 9 60 4 80 495 (495.574 955 |[460 | 495 490 ‘19-55 4 80 4 90 9 80 4 75.80 4 80 48. | 980 4 75 4 75.80 4 80-85 9 75 4 85 490 | 875 5 10 4 85 4 80 00 8 75 510. |:4.85 [480 I'8 75 4 65 455 | 806 4 65 4 65 4 55 90, 8 05 4 60.65 4 65 455 “18 05 435.1148 | 875 495 -|48 [48 [875 49 [485 480 18175 4 80 462% | 815 475 48 | 462 |815 47 4774 "455 “815 1 674 4 524 | 8 15.20(| 5 00 |4623_67% 4 52% | 8 15.2016 00 . (4623673 4 52% |'8 15.20 | 455 | 840 5 10 470 | 455 8 40 5 10 4 70 455 I'S 40 : a. 70 4623 | 900, | 500 4 65.70 4 623 | 9 00 500 | 465.70 462% [900 480 1465 | 90015515 | 480 |465 9 00.155 15 48 465 | 900.15 4 75.804 673.70 895.900| 5 10 | 4 75.80, 4 65.70, 895.900 |.5 05.10] 4 75.80 4 65_70/ 895_900 4624.65 4 80 | 9 20 5 10 4623.65 480 | 920 ||.5 10 | 4623 65 480 9.20 4574 | 487% | 9835 4185.90) 4 57% | 487% 935 1485.90 457% 487419 35 4625 | 485 10 00 535 ..1462% (48 10 00 5 35 462% 48 7110 00 4625 487% (1045 515 4628 4874 1045 516 | 4624 4874 [10 45 4 524 480.8511 30 | 5073_.10\ 4 524 | 4 80.8511 30 5073.10 4 523 | 4 80-8511 30 4 474 5 023_10/11 75 2 40 [447% [50251011 75 540 | 4 47} 5 02%. 10/11 75 4 670 505 [12 20 5 25.85] 4 65-70 5 05 12 20 525.35|.4 65.70 5°05 “12 20 460 |517% [14 00 5474.60] 4 60 | 5 17% 14 00 5474.50, 4 60 | 5 173 [14 00 452% _ 574 522% 14 05 |B6173_523(4524 57% 5 224 14 06 |[>474.523/4524_ 57% 5 224 [14 05 4525 550 (14624 || 552% |4528 550 14623 || 5524 | 452% | 550 14623 5 4 574 | 565 [14 50 | 560.62: 457% | 565 14 50 560.6244 55_573 5 65 [14 50 4 47% |b 95.600 14 25 600 |447% 59560014 25 [600 | 4474 5 95.600]14 25 445 | 640 11415 5 65 4 45 640 1415 ||5 65 445 [640 14 15 440.424 6 10 14 10 567% | 440.424 6 10 14 10 | 5 674 | 440.423 6 10 [14 10 43 |655 [1445 550 [435-1655 1445 (550. 1435 | 655 _|i445 445 632% 142 5374 [446 632% 1420 [5374 |445 | 632% [1420 425 | 630 1405 525. |:4:25: 1:6 307 (14 05 [5 25 4 25 6 30 [14 05 425 |625 11350 500 | 425 |625 : 1850. [500 4 25 625 113.50 432% | 612% 1300 5 25 4324 612% [1300 ||.5 25 432% 612% [13 00 430 "6374 12°05 4 90 430 | 637% 1205 1490 430 | 6374 [1206 4 373 | 6 40 i 50 (475 485 |640 1245. 475 | 435 | 640 [1240.45 427% | 635 220.35500 | 42 163 12203550042 "'1"638 [12.20.30 140 |6 55.574) 13 55 || 4 95 440 655 (1255 || 495 440 | 655 [12 50 150 "oh 14 25 | 49 450 1700 (1425 [490,450 |'700 “He00 475.80, 700 1425 [500 [47580700 [1425 500 4 75.80, 7 00 [14 00.25 4.65, |.7.45.5.13 90 1 85 460 |715- 1375 [485 455171 "118 75 465.674 7 00 [13 40 4 50.55) 465.673 7 00 [13 35 || 4 50.55 4 65 7 00 13 30 1 4624.65 7 174 (1310 || 500 | 4624 65 7 15 18 00.05| 5 00 i 65 7 16 [18 00.05 Feb 13.5.0: 500 | 470 [690.9241320 || 500 470 6 90.9213 12% || 5 00 470 6 90.92313 07% Feb. 200 0.0.5 480 | 165.70.7 00 . |12 75.80] 4 80 4 65_ 70,6973. 700/12 60-65 | 4 80 | 4 65_ 70697} 700(12 50 Feb, B77) 5 8. 05, 4 60 6 90 [7 75. || 5.00.05] 4 60 | g 90° [12 65. ||.5 00_05| 4 60 690 [12 50 MF. 6... 520 | Y'e0F ] : 20.8017 70. 50 520 | 460 p6 70.80|12 50 5 20 460 | 670.7512 50 Mar. C1300... 1 a: 90 4 55 | 7 2 52% || 4 85.90.4655 | 700. (1250 (| 485.9004565 |69 [1250 Mar. ‘20... 0. 505 1460 17 1 55 5 05 4 60 7 004 {12 50 || 5 05 460 | 64 “1235 Mar. 27. 510 "480 {715 12 55 5 10 4 80 | 700.112 50 =|} 5 100: [480° [69 ‘12 35 Mar. 8100... 510: "4857.15 12 10 510 1485: "7 004-12 10 55{|.5 10 485 1700 111 90

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1922- 23. TO. 1925-26 H G F

1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26. 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 PL, ED SE a Ee dy, Fees HY. da eB CLE SHY Le Be ER SL EHR J LEH OL RINT4 2.05'5 104 201 7.20 4.50 14 62} 7 006.073 3.95 5.10 4.224 7.154 50 14 62% 6 90 8.074 3.95 5.10 4.224 7.15 4.50 14.62% 6.80

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DR. GERRY AND DR. CARY pany with Dr. Austin Cary, of the and increasing interest among oper- FINISH VALUABLE EDUCA- Forest Service, during which they ators and the general public in mat- TIONAL TRIP IN TURP. BELT reached operators handling over 2,000 ters pertaining to the improvement of crops. Among the places at which American turpentining process and Dr. Eloise Gerry, of the United they delivered their illustrated talks the perpetuation of the pine forests ~ States Forest Products Laboratory, of interest to the industry were Lum- for the industry. Dr. Gerry is con- Madison, Wisconsin, wsa in Savannah berton, Miss.; Atmore, Ala.; Lock- tinuing her investigations on the pine this week on her way to Washington hart, Ala.; Panama City, Fla.; Bain- tree and its growth in connection with after a very gratifying educational bridge, Ga.; Tifton, Ga.; Waycross, her important work otherwise in re- trip in the naval stores belt in com- Ga. Everywhere they found a great | lation to the industry.

CENTRAL COMMERCIAL COMPANY

NEW YORK JACKSONVILLE, FLA. CHICAGO

NAVAL STORES FACTORS FIGURE What the Introduction of REMINGTON BRAND SINGLE STRAINER COTTON BATTING SAVES You and Your Customers. QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT COMPETITIVE PRICES LITTLE FALLS FIBRE COMPANY, Little Falls and Cohoes, N. Y. D. S. BRANDON, Southern Representative, Dublin, Ga.

ESTABLISHED 1881 NEW ORLEANS COPPER WORKS JOSEPH WALLBILLICH, Proprietor Turpentine Stills a Specialty Manufacturers of the Improved Turpen- tine Still with an improved bottom and spout, a combination plate, with a vapor charge, and skimming opening, attached to a single collar that has a free vapor circulation; it does not trap the vapor in the kettle and prevent it from going over into the worm. Workmanship and mate- rial first-class. The design speaks for itself. Can furnish best of references. WALLBILLICH GENERAL COPPERSMITHING © IMPROVED STILL All Work Promptly Attended to Operators are warned against infringe- ments on Patent No. 946,186 OFFICE AND WORKS: 827-829 TCHOUPITOULAS ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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Jacksonville Florida, Naval Stores Market SPIRITS TURPENTINE

DAY hr ioneretsssbinndibiamitin April 9 April 10 April 12 April 13 April 14 April 15

TONE. coi iis Steady Dull Steady Firm Steady Steady

Price... $0.9214 $0.92 $0.91 $0 90.90% $0.90 $0.90

Sales 56 Say 100 202 100 96

Receipts...... o...: 92 77 74 168 88 102

Receipts 1926...... -e 212 307 265 123 268

ROSINS

DRY April 9 April 10 April 12 April 13 April 14 April 15

HONG. cence Dull Dull Dull Firm Firm Steady

X 15 20 156 20 15 20 aa 15 20 15 20

WW... oo dal as 15 00 15 00 156 00 14 00 14 00 14 05 WG. 14 50 14 50 14 50 18 50 13 50 13 50 Nuns as 14 00 14 00 14 00 13 00 13 00 18 00 MM. men oan a 13 76 13 75 18 75 12 75.13 00 12 75 12 76 K 13 75 18 75 13 75 12 50.13 00 12 50 12 55

I 12 ‘85 12 356 12 35 11 75.12 00 11 75 11 76

H 12: 15 12 16 12 15 11 50 11 50 11 50

Goce ay 12 10 12 10 12 10 1:10.25 1.25 11 25 Bn es 11 90 11 90 11 90 11 00.10 11 00 11 00 Bonar 9 25 9 25 9 25 9 10.20 9 25 9 25 OR el 9 10 9 10 9 10 8 00 8 00 8 00 Bo sane 8 10 8 10 8 10 7 60 7 60 7 50

Sales... ide hg Sh 1526 1517 895

Receipts... 473 763 211 459 391 549

Receipts 1925...... Res 869 1428 846 716 779

HEADQUARTERS FOR ROSIN OIL--250 varieties PINE TREE PRODUCTS PITCH NAVY--ouaity counts

From Sand and Water National Rosin Oil & Size Co. TAR--Free PITC Brewers, Burgundy, Brush, Offices Weather Proof 25 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK TAR OIL--GUM THUS 3001 WEST FORTY-SEVENTH ST. CHICAGO Factory - = SAVANNAH, GA. VENICE TURPENTINE

Small Pcice Flucutation

Destructively Distilled Wood Turpentine in 1925 only fluctuated in price within the narrow limits of eight cents per gallon.

This is one of the many reasons why this pure and uniform tur- pentine is increasing in popularity.

\ 30 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE’ SAVANNAH, GA., NAVAL STORES MARKET . FROM OFFICIAL REPORTS OF SAVANNAH BOARD OF TRADE, WEEK ENDING APRIL 17, 1926. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

Pay.2. :...... % Monday Tuesday Wednesday | Thursday Friday Saturday

Tone. 2..L...... ccovnen Steady Firm Fim | Firm | Pim Firm

Price®. x... $0.92 $0.90_90%% $0.90 30.90 $0.89%% $0 8834 Selev 2} wh 173 106 04 76 =

Receipts. ee 56 360 79 163 114 123

Recsipis 1995... 264 209 305 474 297 188

. ROSINS

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Steady Firm Firm Firm oils. Elrm Firm

15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 10 14 10 1375 13 50 13 50 13 50 13 50 13 50 13:25 13 00 13 00 13 00 13 00 13 00 13 00 12:75.13,00..] 12 75 12 75 12 75 12 75 13 00 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 00 175.1200 [11 75 11 75 11 60 11 50 11 50. 11 50 11 50 11 50 iL 38 11 00.10 11 25 11 10.25 11 25 11 25 11 10 10 75.85 11 10 11 00.10 11 00 11 00 10 85 10 50.60 9 20 9 10.20 9 25 9 25 Steady| 8 85 8 75 9 10 8 00 9 00 800 7 00 7 00 8 10 8 00 7 50 7 50 6 50 6 50

Sales... 973 542 540 : mm. 729

Bee petri 178 930 307 461 408 405

Receipts 1925... 921 725 1489 1454 1156 943

IDLE LAND COSTS US MONEY FRENCH FOREST FIRES CON- —PUT THEM TO WORK NOTICE OF PROPOSED ~ FINED TO YOUNG PINE TREES

AMENDMENT OF THE Our usual Southern cut over land BY-LAWS OF THE Reports coming of heavy damage does not pay its way. NAVAL STORES TRADE to the French industry and the cur-

There is no chance of putting it all rent crop prospects by forest fires, in- into cultivation inside of hundreds of Quotations may not be changed quiry was made of the Department of years, it at any time, and much of it on bids. Quotations may not be Commerce at Washington. Dr. Con- changed on sales of less than 50 is not fit for farming. cannon promptly secured advices barrels of turpentine if the offer- from Consul Memminger at Bordeaux ‘The ‘only possible use for it is to ings on the Board are more than on Friday which stated that the fires grow timber, and our fires have kept 100 barrels, or on sales of less were confined to about 3,000 acres of it from doing that. than 40% if the offerings are less young pines not being worked for tur- If we keep fires out it will not only than 100 barrels. pentine and there would be no effect grow timber enough to make it val- Quotations may not be changed on the current crop. The pines are on any grade of rosin on sales of located in ‘the Lege Gironde district. uable, ‘but the grazing will be im- less than 25 barrels of such grade proved. Fire protection will give us if the offerings on the Board are valuable new plants such as carpet more than 50 barrels thereon, on Batting Dross grass and lespedeza, and these two sales of less than 40% of the offer- Our buyers try to visit each of the plants in a few years will convert the ings, if less than 50 barrels of operators personally. If they miss you such grade, and provided that no range into pastures: that will support a letter will bring the best prices and lower grade may be quoted at a buyer if desired. double the amount of cattle and sheep higher price than a higher grade.|| We settle promptly for all pur- it does: at present.

chases either The .Government is responsible for Certainly IN CASH OR SIGHT DRAFT the statement that pastures of carpet He (absent mindedly)—You're a LARGEST BUYERS AND CONVERTERS OF ROSIN DROSS IN THE UNITED STATES grass and *lespedeza which have ‘a dear, sweet girl, Anna. Full Gross Weights higher carrying capacity than any She—Why, Harry; my name is Sue. other pastures in the United States References = Everywhere have been established in the piney (Recovering)—“I say you're a dear, JACKSONVILLE ROSIN CO. woods. sweet girl, an’ I love you with all my Jacksonville, Fla. Prosperity. Erows with the pines. heart. or —Texas Ranger. | P.. 0. Box 860. Telephone 137

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Consolidated Naval Shores Company J acksonville, Florida

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

Naval Stores Factors

"i OFFICERS: Dd W. F. COACHMAN, Chairman of the Board ~~ W. J. KELLY, President R. L. Ivey, J. R. Powell, C. L. Gaines, S. A. Alford, Vice-Presidents: G. C. Chappell, Secretary : * Lee Taylor, Treasurer as G. w. Drummond, Asst. Secty. R. E. Thetps, Asst. Treas.

\ THE PATRONAGE OF TURPENTINE OPERATORS, WITH LARGE OR | SMALL © LOCATIONS, HAVING DESIRABLE ACCOUNTS, EARNESTLY SOLICITED CONSIGNMENTS OF NAVAL STORES RECEIVED AT THE PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLA., AND SAVANNAH, GA.

AH 1. WEST COMPANY 132 LIBRARY STREET, CHELSEA BOSTON, MASS.

BUYERS OF NAVAL STORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. OPER- ATE COMPLETE NAVAL STORES TERMINAL AND TANKS FOR [ee NEW ENGLAND DISTRIBUTION a

OUR BATTING BALES HAVE THIS BRAND | SUPERIOR QUALITY [ F9E | sowmaw | i

ALBERT FENDIG, OHAIRMAN BoArD oF DIRECTORS J. C. NASH C. W DILL H. H. BRUEN L. R. POTTER President Vice-President Vice-Pres. and Treas. Vice-Pres’t and Sec’ty

Columbia Naval Stores Company OF DELAWARE Savannah, Georgia

Exporters and Dealers in

'Rosin--Turpentine

AGENCIES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUROPE

SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR Georgia Rosin Products Company (PURE PINE PRODUCTS) ROSIN OILS, PITCHES, SPECIALTIES Cable Address: COLUMBIA, Savannah, Ga.