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NAVAL STORES REVIEW 3 AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

oA Weekly Paper for Naval Stores Producers, Factors, Exporters, Dealers, and Manufacturers of Soaps, Varnishes, Paper, Printing Inks, Fic.

VOL. XXVII, No. 4. SAVANNAH, GA., Saturday, April 28, 1917. Price, $5.00 Per Annum

a J. A. G. CARSON, President. A J. D. WEED & CO.

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0. T.McINTOSH, President : D. T. FURSE, Vice-President : — DIRECTORS — HowARD ASHBURN, Moultrie, Ga. N. EMANUEL, Brunswick, Ga. W. R. BoweN, Fitzgerald, Ga D. T. FURSE, Savannah, Ga. J. J. DorMINY, Broxton, Ga. R. G KIRKLAND, Nichols, Ga. 0. T. McINTOSH, Savannah, Ga. : SOUTHERN STATES NAVAL STORES CO. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS DEALERS IN GENERAL SUPPLIES Receive Consignments at Savannah, Ga., and at Jacksonville and Pensacola, Fla,

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 Bx NII SN AN IVS HA A AI I A A A II AA SORA I I IONE PIO SOR SAAN SF ROR BE SEH 5 A SR UR Ke.

| | SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 3 until six to seven weeks after the close | Savannah Naval Stores Market of a month it will be some time before New Orleans Naval Stores Market |

any real insight is had into the move- PEGG OPO COS PPPIOE OEE OG 8H ENO PE ment across the Atlantic since this Office of NEW ORLEANS, LA., Apr. 25, 1917 WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW country entered the war. Dealers, however, do not claim that thereis any Savannah, Ga., Apr. 28, 1917 The rosin situation in this territory movement to speak of, what is going during the past week has shown some Reported Sales of Rosins at Three consisting of comparatively small lots. improvement. Large purchases in the iain Primary Markets for Week The market situation may be consider- Pensacola market have tended to give Ending Thursday Night ed one of uncertainty, with a possibility the situation a .irmer tone, which has (zrade Savannah Jacksonville Pensacola of further advances in values if the also been helped by the advances in WW... 169 431 o4 receipts should show any inelination to the Atlantic Coast markets. The de- WG...... 148 131 16 shrink or fall below last year continu- mand has been good, and consumers Nii 89 iY 1:3 ously. In this connection the labor are generally displaying a disposition situation takes on a new and very vital Ee — 39 169 408 to take on supplies at present values. Ia. 148 239 330 importance and more attention is cen- The season, so far, due to cool weath- Sa 1i2 897 892 tered on it: than on any other phase er throughout the Gulf, is a little late Hoo 295 459 oU/( affecting the industry just now. Re- as compared to last year, consequently Cn 280 3U3 1,213 ports as to the labor conditions are very the carried over stocks on hand are 4 204 220 54 unsatisfactory and there is a growing being eaten into. The temperatures in BL 147 21 456 fear that as the season advances a the producing territories are now back AF anh 82 v3 1o/ shortage in the supply of turpentine to normal and it is expected that Br. 201( 140 470 workers will become apparent that will there will be plentiful receipts within have a very appreciable effect on pro- the next two or three weeks. duction. As the Review Las previous- Totals 2,042 2,923 4,816 There are still some complaints from ly advised, the sentiment up to the last the producers of difficulty in security two or three weeks, was that the crop labor, and this feature will undoubted- RECEIPTS OF TURPENTINE for 1917 would probably run ten per APRIL 1-APR. 26 ly prove a factor in determining the cent. or more above the crop for 1916. size of the crop. 1917 1916 Even cautious factors were inclined to The most adverse condition in the Savannah o.oo. 2,360 2,960 accept this estimate and dealers were situation at this time is the lack of Jacksonville ...... 5,859 6,003 apparently basing their calculations transportation facilities. = The car Pensacola...... 1,960 1,837 for the season on such an output. Then shortage throughout this territory is the labor difficulties began to show up still acute and there are no indications 10,179 11,450 and a sealing down of estimates follow- of any immediate improvement, but on RECEIPTS OF ROSINS ed until now the tendency is more the other hand it is believed in some APRIL 1-APR. 26 toward a erop no larger, or somewhat quarters that when heavy Government smaller, than last season. Labor has orders begin to move, cars will be more 1917 1916 been drawn from the South very heavi- Savannah -.-...... 8,947 9,400 difficult to obtain thar at present. ly the past year or more. There was a Coastwise space to New York is Jacksonville...... 19,832 20,209 surplus here at the beginning of the Pensacola.-....-...... 7,092 5,948 almost unobtainable at the present movement and some emigration could time and it is rumored that the Gov- be stood without any appreciable effect 31,871 39,557 ernment is contemplating taking over except an upward trend in wages. But some of the coastwise steamers, which STOCKS CLOSE APR. 26 it has been evident for some time that will no doubt make space to the East Turps Rosins the heavy drafts on the labor supply unobtainable. Savannah...... 8,193 92,6406 were telling, that the labor situation Turpentine, like rosin, has been more Jacksonville.. ... 28,459 140,480 was rapidly approaching the serious. in demand, and the market for this Pensacola... cue. 22,840 31,049 The supply now is inadequate in many article is at present firm. 2s sections, barely adequate in others, The foreign freight situation during 59,552 314,075 and every able-bodied negro going the past week showed some improve- Apr. 261916 ...... 43,053 291,095 north or west brings the labor supply ment, and space is obtainable to U. K. March 31 1917 ...... 66,026 853,507 below the actual demand and forces a ports. Rates eased off during the week, shortage in production somewhere, on but at the moment seem to be firmer, Turpentine advanced to 48; cenis the turpentine farm, the cotton farm, and there are no indications of any this week, with sharp competition for at the sawmills, or in the industrial further decline. In steamship circles the meager supplies until today when plants. The turpentine farm may not the easier freights are said to be due to bids were lowered and the offerings have suffered as much as some other the slackening of the cotton movement, taken up at 4714 cents. April is always lines, but it is now beginning to feel and the consequent available space on a month of minor offerings, but this the drain and from all directions come spot vessels. It is the general opinion year, as will be seen from the compara- reports of an insufficiency of hands to that as soon as these spot vessels are tive statement, the receipts are running carry on operations on the projected out of the way, the freight market will even less than last year, due to the un- scale. This condition is undoubtedly firm up again and rates will have a favorable weather conditions, so that a factor in the stimulus that has been tendency to go back to the level exist- circumstances have been favorable to a given to market values and will be a ing before the decline. : rise in values. From now on, so far as dominating factor if these values are The water movement from this port, weather goes, conditions are apt to be sustained or succeeded, as many believe for the week, consisted of the usual normal, receipts are apt to get up to probable, by higher values later. small shipments to Cuban and Central last year’s level, and it will soon be de- American ports. cided as to whether the demand is sufficient to take the daily arrivals at Rosins showed decided strength | the current quotations. So far the throughout the week, several large of current domestic trade, alllay behind the insistence with which leading buy- domestic demand is understood to have buyers seeking supglies from day to been in excess of the receipts and it day. Smailness of receipts, fears of ers sought the daily offerings. Com- promises to hold up well during the shrinkage in future supplies from labor petition brought the usual results, a approaching month, at least. Informa- troubles, and probably a desire for strong tone day after day and a gradual tion as to foreign shipments is very rosins for prompt shipment North rise in values, so that by Friday's meagre, the government report for the before transportation facilities are less- close substantial advances over the month of February, the last available, ened by withdrawals of coastwise steam- previous Saturday were shown, every grade having been benefited. This showing only 9,300 casks shipped abroad ships for governmental trans-Atlantic As the official totals are not available business, and the actual requirements Continued on page 26

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TO HANDLE ALL OUTPUT OF The business of the National Rosin Oil & Size Co. has grown greatly in the London, Eng,, Turpentine Market GILLICAN-CHIPLEY COMPANY past year or two and the output of its two large piants, at Savannah and near SPOT New York, consisting of sizing, rosin AD 2D his ainsi ciesihuin dias biensin b3s. 43d National Rosin Oil & Size Co. oils of all kinds, piteh, ete., is dis- ADE Ninn i es 53s. 43d Apr 2B ie ala 53s. 6 d Makes Important Connection tributed throughout the world. APE anna 53s. 6 d ADE DD Jiderdanis viilniiainasnsmnassonisiite 53s. 43d The Review is advised that the Mr. Carson To Remain ADE 20 ns ae b4s. 6 d National Rosin Oil & Size Company, of North A Fortnight Apr. 26, 1916. ©... ul i468 ad New York and Savannah, has arranged to handle the entire output of the FUTURES President J. A. G. Carson, of the July-December ...... cmon eneenes 558. 6 d Gillican-Chipley Company, of New Carson Naval Stores Co., who went Orleans, the largest naval stores opera- North to attend the meeting of the May-August, 1916... cconeenneeren. 46s. 6 ad tors in the South. directors of the Rosin & Turpentine DELIVERIES All of the rosins and turpentine pro- Export Co., will remain in New York Week ending Apr. 21-...... 1200 duced by this large corporation will City and vicinity for a fortnight or Last year ..... «eee 904 ‘hereafter be distributed through the more. The strain of administering National. the affairs of two large corporations has STOCKS* The output of the Gillican-Chipley APY cn il 42,170 casks been great and Mr. Carson will recuper- Yastyear ol... 26,462 casks ‘Co. is mainly of the five top grades, ate before the burdens of the height of waterwhite to K inclusive. the naval stores season are on him. *American Turpentine only The National will earry large supplies of rosins at New York for distribution to consumers of the eastern section of FOR SALE the country, and also at Chicago for western consumers. The western busi- Large tract of cross tie timber, con- ness will be handled through the veniently located on railroad with a JAMES WATT & SON National’s Chicago agent, Mr. Charles 61 cent freight rate to nearest port; Green, in the Ashland Block. Mr. must be sold by the acre. For particulars address: Green was formerly manager of the TURPENTINE AND ROSIN Kansas City office of the American 284 Box 365, Apalachicola, Fla. Naval Stores Company and afterward western agent of the Standard N. S. Co. 101 LEADENHALL STREET Mr. J. A. Myers, manager at New Subscribe right now for the WEEKLY York for the National, with offices at LONDON 90 West street, will handle the entire NAVAL STORES REVIEW account for the Gillican-Chipley Co.

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WW 5 71% 5 17% 5 95 8 0834 6 05 6 05 WE... oan 575 5 75 5 85 6 0214 6 00 8 00

— Nora 5 70 5 70 575 5 85 5 95 5 95 Ne 5 60 5 60 5 65 5 7254 5 85 5 85 Ke 5 50 5 50 5 65 5 65 5 671 5 67% RS 5 47% 5 471% 5 60 5 60 b 62% 5 625 BE. 5 45 5 46 5 BT 5 57% 5 60 5 60 Br 5 40 5 40 5 50 5 50 5 5214 5 521g Bernt oe 5 35 5 35 b 47% 5 47% 5 50 5 50 nie 5 35 5 35 5 45 5 45 5 47% 5 4714 Bo Ba 535 5 35 5 40 5 40 5 4214 b 421; Bl | 52 5 27% 5 40 5 40 5 4214 5 421; Total Sales: ...... co. Bit mits ae | 3915 353 BES. pel

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Receipts of Spirits of Turpentine for week 615; for season to date 1,960; last year to date 1,837 Receipts of Rosin for week 1,957; for season to date 7,092; last year to date 5,948 Stock on hand: Spirits of Turpentine 22,345; Rosin 81,049; round barrels

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Write Us==State capacity of tank which you figure on using ADDRESS TANK DEPARTMENT MOBILE STEEL CO. MOBILE, ALABAMA.

MANUFACTURERS OF ROOFING, TANKS, TURPENTINE CUPS, APRONS, TINNERS' SUPPLIES

Eo w» ESTABLISHED 188I LE S COPPER WORKS JOSEPH WALLBILLICH, Proprietor FEEKEE ABs 28 Turpentine Stills a Specialty Manufacturer of the Improved Turpentine Still with an improved bottom and spout, a combination

IERACAKL plate, with a vapor, charge and skimming opening, attached to a single collar that has a free vapor eir- culation; it does not trap the vapor in the kettle ELH and prevent it from going over into the worm.

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Exports Spirits Turpentine from United States, Ten Years-1016-17 to 1907-8 To United Kingdom, in (Gallons

Monti 1916-17 | 1915-16 | 1914-15 | 1913-14 1912-13 1911-12 | 1910-11 | 1909-10 | 1908-09 | 1907-08

April 278,600| 277,697 SLMS ra 104s Se 871,698 138,477 10,365 433,736 115,633 May 170,000 36,767 274,860 179,595 | 739,391 867,467 283,991 828,044 | 596,171 193,299 June 801,593 | 759,845 981,333 | 992,197 | 1,552,525 728,166| 716,657| 784,789| 1,226,628 875,183 July 394,808 | 803,813] 698,103| 1,208,992 1,273,220 983,859 | 1,099,193 | 1,407,005| 1,771,183| 1,187,998 August 301,426 | 1,166,451 837,302 | 1,181,464 1,488,611 | 1,071,942 786,007. 576,961 927,819 | 1,207,408 Sept’mb’r 558,171 420,599 232,041 | 1,394,251 570 249 272,787 402,244 | 314,072] 1,307,662 690,035 October 1,127,188| 739,356 21,697 241,809 | 1,275,483 614,984 | 284,484| 177,001 169,052 809,574 Novemb’r| 948,033 117,964 160,605 | 1,186,691 158,462 672,723 | 1,027,628 | b559,845| 542,820 588,126 December| 230,090 = een 235,817 | 461,182| 782,951! 1,194,273 182,014 | 578,404 164,182 511,339 January 971,486 | 458,209 £40,685 84,468 | 315,286 449,359 | 838,246 | 382,600| 794,791 450,630 February | ... -... 605,372 427,394 75,764 | 226,171 10.8500 hr iia 130,225 71,992 10,877 Mare ls... ol 1,212,268 7,650 25,852 297,520 1.293 0,188 318,644 55,114

Totals [. | 5,885,973] 5,582,145 | 7,108,207 | 8,408,201 | 7,341,128 | 5,160,079 | 5,255,699 | 8,324,180 | 6,145,211

To Belgium and Netherlands, in Gallons

April | ry ae | 146,961 318,147, 366,519 67,740 301,070 10,648 871,905 379,574 May: 25,000 442,658| 536,647 | 468,060 800,492 495,804| 497,767 306,868 190,489 Jude ne... 122,077 903,656 789,694, 863,125 421,689 826,334 | 334,361| 822,851 368,469 July A 25,421 398,465 718,51G| 688,518 655,034 | 292,129 | 1,069,707 393,439 278,902 August 5,000 83,465 15,200 351,399 | 438,399 177,264 | 360,883 | 448,6656| 810,224 668,460 September] ...... ill ¥ % Loom 23,746 727,361| 439,232 631,164 | 389,985| 867,223, 297,911 162,127 October = |...... 135,904 112,145] 395,044 | 959,744 565,369 | 409,122| 252,655| 369,690 805,191 November 10,448 BRALOBY 259,268 | 188,145 418,204 106,060 897,107 648,663 868,666 December | ee woe 1IL2000 in 627,886 | 619,920 476,791 360,838 288,180| 422,892 512,494 January SLattl oe oan in 237,926| 648,963 374,562 | 844,486| 292,499 190.820 502,231 February | oo 80,580) alin B48,30L ABB, 2TBY Arian 689,810 27,087 | 198,995 180,400 Mare fl a 36,775| 269,137| 845,551 312,146 17.669, 213,989| 110.282 + 40,852

Totals fi end 589,729 | 2,079,666 | 6,567,410| 5,681,449 | 4,400,445 | 4,084,189 | 4,199,673 | 4,944,490 | 4,242 805

To Germany, in Gallons

ACEH ei] ain 140,451 155,172 34,467 160,806 108,300 88,480 274,926 265,200 May ioe | ol Pn 566,637 | 401,779| 112,615 101,370 308,486 | = 297.829| 444 217 35 226 Jume i... i 383,999 550,617 401,409 177,148 365,794 655,774 284,664 154,015 July ei 186,397 460,615 430,170| 884 712| 384,158 284.8364 328,748 270,862 AUgNSE il ial] 10,226 97,234 | 848,793 88 989 301,478 | 148.290, 184,119 474,151 SODTOMDOT oo oo covini [2 ersneemimtifc ovis sesins 509,980| 469,086 485,016 83,704 | 369,114 318,444 899,688 October ie lh 231,507 79,452 146,594 | 234,126| 105,719] 501,768 278,299 November in] mtn) mists 165,485 | 470,023 308,709 169,992 | 845,191 337,866 827,682 December | eo il na Re 261,207 219,894 190,000 38,962 177,762 40,217 159,480 BBORRIT fichiers f | rein innate 292,604 | 581,856 324,641 5,089 7,808 838,036 499,266 FOOTURLY. | ooitesrisi | dies aiid stenvens 79,189 58,809 70,111 122,893 225,189 161.191 195,240 March flint wn a 97,021 89,040 264,997 6,613| 231,685 50,836 104,302

Totals ies: | 1,287,709 | 8,292,410] 8,290,114 | 2,703,091 | 2,124.544 | 2,782,203 | 3,199,332 | 3,487,411

To All Other Europe, in Gallons i :

April lt Pe 2, 18,4200 L..... cc. 8.000 25,500 10.188 ion May D700] iio 15,555 15,194 8,552 25,008 5,220 10,000 92 250 June Vo... 17.280) an A 19,990 53,945 53,779 25,722 45,662 47,977 Joly & hl sain a 18,000 loving fein... B58, D0 lta isims diet tac ventat fismeds sian aires 20,425 Angust | 47,900 1400 20,000 10,000 20,000)... cist nin} emisaadihs one 45,900 10,000 Baptomber| — | = me 40,000 5,000/ 85,423 60,5201... 84,650 12,887 90.925 October’ |...... 1 ii 10,000 390 27,956 30,830 1,032 9,794 15,000 5,000 November | oo... BOG) held 7,650 35,085 7,621 22.500 5,000 15,628 193,520 December | 4,644 15000. 10,000 15,624 12,937 30,990 62,020 19,686 January | cla 1.000077... 306 78,134 93,991 | F2EO0L ovr: 17,820 24 567 February | | | wees 20,000 Lee 85,424) 8,000] vsnit. ieineivecn 5,000 March |e oe] een | eee ed 4.9971: 10,000 Loi 132 15,200 10,372 81,300

Totals’ | 98,824 | 102.400] 53898| 260,182 | 880,457 | 181,128 | 159,976 245,478 540,655

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

April 528,789| 681,386 846,189 880,398| 764,581] 1,101,317| 784,493| = 291,025| 1,472,929 946,379 May 586.265| 594,787| 1,626,250| 1,392,958 1,662,880) 1,265,762 1,311.339| 1,366.725| 1.593,271 974,760 June: 1,175,604 | 1,331,826] 2,639,291| 2,682,861| 2,615,123 Lost 1.782,143| 1,950,711| 2,588,608| 1,741,287 July 783.906 | 1,226,827| 1,534,026| 2,627,113] 2,712,927 2,470,888] 2.079.874 8,002,960| 2,724,106 2,115,766 August 693,290 1,515,915 1,013,761| 1,907,742| 2,637,056 1,886,117 Sa 1,359.658 | 2,24R.714| 2,747,190 September| 834,451 672,760 488,168 | 2,840,818 | 1,910,456] 1,841,218! 1,051,723| 1,338,586] 2,258,844 | 1,626,769 October 1,851,714 | 1,107,607 357,097 | 1,125,822| 2,612875| 1,578,015 1,173,315] 801,317 1.226.661] 1,518,740 November | 1,138,161 | 393,530 297,667 | 1,799 522 | 1,047,370| 1,722,988| 1,577,808| 1,490,256! 1,722,127| 1,758,663 December 505,687 | 342,661 408,670 | 1,574,697 | 1,976,447| 2,190,116 832,212) 1,239,072) 901,880 1,409,035 January | 1,242,461| 672,245| 552,015] 814,157) 1947,711| 1,472,159) 924,185 908,862 1,501,859 1,687,584 February | eo 810,530 698,631| 648 948 583,684 288,706 1.058.200 515,565| bB74,820 539,727 Maceh Tes 982.691 | 1,552,886, 644,156 ]97,281| 1,180,461| 236.259| 699.516 735.814 470,038 Totals. | 9 622 765 11,812,651 | 18,888,691121,634,000 | 18,878,766 | 14,347,107 |14,959,143 | 19,549,633 | 17,535,368

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Exports of Rosin from United States for Ten Years--1916-17 to 1907-8

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Month 1916-17 1915- 5-16 1914-15 | 1913-14 1912- 13 . 1911- 12 1910-11 | 1909-10 | 1908-09 | 1907-08 ;

April 35.723 84, 640 22,559 65,485 4,615 45, 014 18,927 13,467 1452) 80,184 May 54,694 65, 707 26,296 99,777 40,367 17,728 32,622 21,123 27,108 11,278 Juns 91,350 59,662 58,659 57,536 ' 36,618 28,790 53,122 58,127 56,719 85,476 July 91,346 23,819 56,510 43,229 44,629 52,152 69,604 52,340 33,163 106,681 ° August 48,336 136,067 | 45,457 62,355 52,567 63,716 39,099 80, 165 27,765 * 81, ,667 September; 43,997 143,455" 24,774 41,078: 48;160 69,557 16,316 34. 514 66,142 42,793 October 73,332 26,960 15,098 32,653]. 88,364 44,480 23,784 26, 1292 18,636 41,534 November 35,837 11,480 8,169 57,076 51,425 33,225 61,942 87.947 37,628 81 December 17,310 51,167 11 116 39,307 65,006 81,635 40, 838 38,6567 49,164 86,879 January 75,973 98,445 35,609 55,671 37,005 28,779 47,594 30,942 75,438 50,824 February | =... 70,956 45,830 39, 433 28,923 22,336 8,376 ~ 21,976 12,016 52, '391 Mareh: 2 5.00 22, 186 45,973 26, 0961 48,638 26,306 5,485] © 41,814 84,378" 45, 117

otal vl nn 596,644). 896,043 | ; 619, 691 491,317 509, 618 417,709 | 457,864 440,003 643,824

To Belgium and Netherlands bbls 280 Ibs :

April 2,504 | 557 7,728 | 15,404 32,248 3,029| , 51,081 1,065 41,798 10,846 May iA is REE 42,883 34,756 19,425 16,365 . 24,600): 16,433 20,224.) . .. 19,668 June: i Ll 18,606 58,858 63,813 19,556 5,656 . 21,920 17,016 29.605| -*. 61,882 July Lo ®88 86,568 34,850 62,987 _ 54,026 3,881 43,514 23,181 14,856 August 361 2,501: 1767 14,285 28,669 14,880 34,227 23,826 33.532 41,307 September viens aiid 4,276 36,200 16,075 59,919 16,911 | . 25,126 47,994 15,273 Qctober |... 3,098 9,749 14,100 25,386 8,109 11,421 35,366 25,208 45,772 November 179 2,329 2,165 6,922 7,001 |. = 71,596 15,604| © 83,922 50,687 | ~~’ 18,468 December 180 50M E 39,070 26,413 35,543 29,979). 21,308 34,428 50,986 January [Lolo ben ng 5 ah 42,556 61,438 16,413 24.706 40,862 19,649 30,395 February ||... 1,989 532 39,469 11,154 6,696 8,885 26,437 28.300 89,770 March gid de’ Ll 4,495 22,164 16,277 19,486 - 5,266 14 486 10,194 8,374

Total | 30,034 218,009 363,689 | 326,629 311,718 247,369 | 299,829 | + 864,700 847,572

To Germany, Barrels, 280 Ibs :

April vi priate. 14,262 26,814 13,598 53,482 35,314 | 39,012 52,756 85,695 May srinsraimans vidas 70,962 51,725 20,874 47,826 59.903 8,069 + 57,610] - 68,873 “June = lain : iid a 85,931 73,838 86,944 37,848 80,383 93,608 68,227.( \ 43,199 July ood al 49,340 58,113 91,229 120,189 76,321 56,452 58,430 b4,432 August Ln 3,99: 21,147 100,409| . 05,694! 61,624 67,796 91,308 107,726 September ....il een 0 dle 147,509 106,160 86,120 42,521 » 85,271 * "80,689 ' -- 88,697 October: iil Di Sid Pe iia 20,218 65,538 19,002 71,300 | . 8,508 97,600 - ' 52,680 November], il 0 Ghia] nied 95,665 50,124 48,841 115,608 80,241 60,686 , 72,386 Decomberl ont a ee 45,361 82,731 57,312 78,352| 80,262, - 26.835|.. . 48,785 January | 0 a a 134,854 126,235 92,017 35,584 Nr I000 T68.926 129,510 Yebruary | on | rl esi 70,315 29,838 14,381 86,428 70,889 + 19,390 91,696 Mareb fo... ba LB fot | 32,420 5,104 66,504 33,370 74,466 16,6879 20,587

Total | 224,488 | 777,979 778,784 | 699,216 726,408 |” 622.808 699,236 808,916 To All Other Europe, barrels, 2801bs. =~ °° © a 3

April 47,925 5,490 78,702 108,200 65,370 77,800 43,727 ..,b8,392(s. . 29,486 114,095 May S198 | . 44,346 14,082 17,476 8,293 12,290 90,2784 ,. 5,104 17,636 15,121 June 9,885 24,103 20,297 35,727 2,097 34,147 10,456 16,650 31,234 5451 July 85,858 26,155 4,607 39,408 25,850 34,278 81,283 1,132 118,390 15,802 August 33,408 12,619 1° 1,536 18,994 45,110 5,978 17,087 10,648 31,855 18,674 September 15,586 83,464 9,913 13,692 18,485 49,470 29,920) 53,768| - 23,785( . 86,624 October 16,171] ~ = 19,842 14,178 32,934 | 89,649 26,259 86,607 |" 9,870" * 30,135" * wh 00] November 18,298 25,013 9,846 11,208 10,421 24,679 9,634 | 18,136. . 26,615|, 1,283,498 December 8,270 31,394 25,919 31,726 27,525 24,713 43,719 |, 5.189 29,356 ,, 47,320 January 3.644 27,941 2,738 19,718 18,621 32,140 17,189 |" 89.862 8,300 - 80,700 flebrusty |. wien. 48,879 26,316 28,506 20,110 21,690 40,744 3,298 2,205] '' '12,468 Mace bo 181,394 29,003 18,938 5,952 21,193 7.251 © 21,714) 11,6281 185.021

~ fotal I 330,6400 = 287,087 | 871,527 282,483 | 364,632 296.755 | «231,657! 264,925 + :879,795

Total Exports, Barrels, 780 Ibs, Everything Shipped Outside United States, Including Tar and Pitch“

April 143,323 158,402 148,535 262,362 172,705 215,012 190,118 145,548 185,471] = 298,152 May 150,612 ie 183,736 182,837 257 1466 186.355 187 017 184.983 79 670 152,098 134,521 June 212,514 151,895 250,177 271,553 185,698 157,276 £3,276 292.5641 216,692) 224,851 July 237,700 93,951 228,714 246,865 262,082 331,151 226,650 197,649) . 167,268 | .. 244,896 August 152,828 89,818 78,365 164,461 280,676 194,402 191.341 179, ,011| 232820 | 245, 913 September| 108,787 114,834 77,700 289,780 | 253,553 | © 338,552 185.681 236, 186 271,129 | 987, 964 October 145,555 76,236 77,025 188,762 226,786 148,174 201,068 114,518 214,269 | © 214.868 November 111,013 79,686 43,016 212,197 166,868 218,883 242,941 266,106 228,246 | ~ 219,856 December 95,038 124,576 63,459 184,914 270,444 | 276,154 274,471 156,424 | 218,034 |, 286,726 January 143,835 179,693 78,666 272,784 316,288 225,451 182,669 148,5684| 202,328 286,628 ¥ebruary | 189,801 118,067 201,478 127,075 117,237 178,085| 163,728, 86,392 261,409 March: |... 115,080 123,082 124,110 132,194 179,860 91,700 189,361, 128,634] 197.287

Total 1 vs | 1,652,687 | 1,464,632 | 2,626,732 | 2,530,724 | 2,539,169! 2,256,242 2,099,848 2,298,366! 2,777,070

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DING INSETLION...... coco ceices mssssbinies $1.00. four Insertions...... lay $2.25 Miscellaneous

TURPT. FARMS WANTED. 00 INBETHION codes irs $1.00 WANT TO BUY Pour Ingertions ...... $2 25. Retorts, stillsand condensers, pumps, TURPENTINE CUPS WANTER for use in a destructive turpentine OR FOR SALE. plant; state full particulars, condition of retorts and stills, with sizes and how One Insertion...... aie id hma nas $1.00. long in use. Hour Insertions ...... iis 1.76. Imperial Process Company, Reaching an army of producers‘and 271 W. Federal Street, turpentine workers every week, the 72 Youngstown, Ohio results from an advertisement in the Weekly Naval Stores Review are sure FOR SALE «. USE... and quick. For sale one of the best turpentine

places in Ga. in operation; ready to begin shipping; will sell at a real bargain Please Mention the Paper il you want a place don’t miss this op- THIS PAGE portuny; only reason for selling failing Our readers will oblige us when health. writing to parties advertising in our Address: Operatcr ...AND... paper if they will state that they saw 74 care of Review the advertisement in the Weekly Naval Stores Review. This is a little trouble GALVANIZED and costs nothing, but helps us and is GUTTER STRIPS GET RESULTS | information wanted by the advertiser. FOR SALE ~~

The best medium for advertising We offer subject to prior fale for immediate acceptance, 36,000 of 28 to 30; ‘* Woodsman Wanted,” ‘Distiller gauge galvanized gutter strips, 2 in. Wanted,’ ‘ ‘Situation Wanted as Woods- wide and 30 in. long; price 5 cents per man or Distiller,” ‘‘Turpentine Farms pound, f.o.b. cars Niles, Ohio; terms: for Sale,” ‘‘Turpentine Tools,’’ ete., is cash with order. the SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES THE DEFOREST SHEET & TINPLATE CO. RevIEw. Try it and be convinced. It 944 NILES, CHIO is in a position to supply your wants.

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PRODUGERS NAVAL STORES GO. NAVAL STORES FACTORS and WHOLESALE GROCERS SAVANNAH. GEORGIA

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 SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE

TURPENTINE FUTURES IN Se. : THE LONDON MARKET London Spirits Turpentine e Market.

London, England, Mar. 24, 1917 : FURNISHED BY apirits The following of turpentine gives futures a comparison at this of Moore & Hole, Billiter House, Billiter Street, London, Eng’ date for four years:— “ DELIVERIES WEEK ENDING THIS DATE ; 31, 1917, BO i irae iia cur imsnng ee irr nnane 1,242 pondon, Eng., March

ON 1,482 BOD i dnd Ee hiainans 1.339 i917 1916 1915

1914 ok a SR Se ETL 2,166 J Uv-DEcEisis American 44,614 24,5687 18,492 fol] os ont Yeo 54 5s. 6 d.|Stock in London barrels { French...... 463 1,440 1,678 WI6 488. 6d. x Spain ...... 4,262 8,144 | 36 1016.0 368 5. .. d.|landingin s als eieanes LE 50 8,100 «== ote... TET 33 5.103d [Afloat to fe CO trnnnne | eeeee 4,000 16,100 DELIVERIES, JANUARY TO DATE TOLLE DALTOIR co eichomsiissesiesiss nmmeintasiscs 49,339 41,201 37,404 1917 Uo. til 016,88 lends | Price” In LODAON coe sesisnisrasininss : 52-9 5% 87 1916 ...... oes cee coon. 18,677 ** | Delivered in London, week. LOLS oo cere, 19,722 ending Mar. 81, 1917, barrels 1,234 829 1,238 1814 coon 23,443 ‘* |Deliveredin London, Jan 1 to Mar. 3) 14,180 19,120 21,263 ,

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COURSE OF THE SPIRITS TURPENTINE MARKET AT SAVANNAH FOR ELEVEN YEARS

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

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April Vl... [AND ./|¥ 143) VJ ND |] § i 5 | 1 362 § i 60% aml ND. 673 | 653 Aprll 3.. 49} 443% ND ND 453 ‘ND 6015 50 66.664 | 66 April 8. 49 453 44 373 45 XD 80 603 Pi 363 | 48 673 86 April 15 ... 47 45% 43% 804.40 | 443.45 | 72%" |}. 583.69 | 394 893 | 46 873 84 April 22... 44% 45}..45% | 421% HD'Y | 463.463 74 | 59 87 42% 43 | 6b3 843 Apnl 29... | 353 35% | 45} 4214 363 48 4 ND - 853 -—{—44 [643-1 —g2 May 6.. 363 443 443 | 4 37% +464 46} |. 63.64. | 59% 60 | 87 373 42% } 631 59 May 13. | 873.373 | 41.40} | 43% 363 7 ¥.471 | "65°" 81} 813 373% 423 803 69} May 20... | 38).38% | 38.38} | 4431.45 371.373 | 45% 59 60} 373 38| 42} 803 67} May 27. | 39 40% 43% 36} 363 | 44.443 | 564.3 | 55 | 39391 40) 59 51% June 8 .. 39 ‘39% 45745} | | 351° °f| 48} 533.543 | “563 872 38 41° 57 573 June 10... 39 38% 38% | 463.46 | 36... | 45 , 51.513 |, 96% 57. 40} 36 893 | 673 573 June 17... 39 41} 42} | 463.47 | 36 443.445 | 52 5734 39% 403 | 40 574 573 June 24... 381 301.393 | 464.47 | 363 441. 444 53.537 | D9. 591 433 44| 39 573 574 | 57} July 1.0 i488 nit 35% © 46.463 | 36.38} | 44 (503.51; 61%. 62 |. 1483 447, 39340 BT | B71} July 8. i 42}.4237 39} 46% 361..363 4315 151.51} | | 146 iY; 383° B64 87 July 15.- °| 461.464 | "393.393 | 46° 85% | 43% 49%! ie 864 | 453 | 38} 381| 56 563 57 July 22. | 43}1.43% | 393 46% 3534 43 51.513 68% 463 47| 373 37% | 65} 573 July 29... 43} 383 453 35 TPs ale 881 48} 873% 874| 553% 60 Aug 5... 42} 39.39} | ND 353.36 | 39%. “40% | 493.493| 68% 491 493, 85336| 57 593 Aug 12. | 42421 + 3% | ND 361.36} 40 , 51.513 | 694..6937 ; 650} + { 135% “© 563 ~ 593 Aug 19. |"'42 43" 313 ND 303.40 | 393.40 | = 53} 38% 533 353 36| 564 § | 61} Aug 26... | 423.423 | 387.837} |-ND 39 39} | . 384.89 | 511.513. 70 663 "86x Ar DAE he Bln Sept 2... 42% 85 LIND 383.39 | 38 513.52|. 11.71} | 663 |. 88 52 813 623 Sept 9... 45 36% ND 39 38% 50% 71} 563 36 363 | 50 50) 60% 61 Sept 16... 42% oS 88d ND 39%, +:| 88%, 501.503), 744.75 5563 853 51 lit 813 «8 Sept 23.5 lage ¥ 4 8RIT ND 38% ' | 891.893 | ‘50503 784.74 | 583 | 853 51 61} | Sept 30 ... 433% 38% ND 39.39} | 39% 50% 7214 593 "85%" 52 65 Oct 7. 433 381 N-D 39.393 | 383 483 765 59 35 51 661 il Oct 14. | 44 42} ND 40%, 41 48} 743.743 | B73 573 873 | B51} 4| 681 HE Oct 21. 45 53.534 | ND 5D 393 463..46% | 75% 58 "86 36%] 511" |'“s8 ., | Oct 28... {| Ad} yc | 604: |» ND: 42.42%; 88} 461:.464 |» 97.773 | ND, “|'"36} "| 4919}1| 66} i Nov 4... 463.47 | 53 ND 43.43% | 381 48} 7614 551 653 | 384 43% 664 68 | Nov 11.. | 463.46} | 54.543 | ‘ND 43% 37% 45 77 b5 381% 43} 45% 673 8 lH Nov _ 18 463 47 | 55} 443 44.44} | 353 443 763 ND THC 393 48§ ig wd i Nov 25... |“ 50 54} 45% 43 841.84} | 443.45 75 51g 393 45 } 66} | | Dee 2... (50 54} 44% 42%] 85:85} — 464.47 | 75 - 53} 39} 45 87} 3 th Dec 9. 50 523.53 | 43% 423 38% 48% 74% B51 89 443% 663 | Dec 16... 53.53} | 51 44 423 38% 493.50 | 75% 53} 63% | 87% 42 663 i Dec 93... 521 511.513 | 413 42% 373.38 | 49 763.76% | 53% b4| . H'D 1403 674 bi Dec 30... |5l3.52% | 54 423 44 393. 39% || 50}. 17 56 H'D'Y| 42} 67 i | Jan: .6.. 533, | £6 43% 45% 401.403 | 504 79} . 59 41} 51 69% . i | Jan 18... 524.53 | 55.55] | 44 46 39% 493 82. “ND 404 54 693 | Jan 20... 52) 55 433% 47 41% 49 Bid 82}.82% | | 60% 41 41} | 513 70 | Jan... 2...w; 3. i 403 48 42.42} | 463 84 ND 413 51 71 | - Feb 10... 49 543 42} 44 42% 48} , 871.88 | B95 i: | + 404 ND 714 | Web «17... 481 50% 413 44 42% 473 87% 59: 41 474 714 p | Fob 24.. | #8] 50 49 443 42 46} 873 5914 39 } 50% | 72 i Mch 3... 48} 50 42 45. + 40, 47 |. 88} 80 37s 48 72% | Meh 10... 313 493.50 | 42. 463 873.58 ( 48% |. 92 _ .| 603 A. 88L...l.150 74} | Meh 17... 43 50% 42 463 373.38 | 483..48% | $1.00.01 | 603% 38% 52 748 | Mech 24... “43% 51.513 | “42% 463 ND | 40" NY 69 37 57> "| 18 It Mch 31. Pe 50 44 ND 4 42 47 “1 02:4 593:50% 1s 87%... ND, 89;

Hi y | High and Low Prices for Darpentine for’ Eleven Years | > It 1915-16 1914415 $ 4918- 14 1912-13 Hud 129% 1910-11 T30m10 1908-09 ** '1907- i 1906-07 1905-06 * d. L BCL, LTH Ir “."T. T. H. La: HH. La. CH | 58 36... 47 . 40% or 35 48 35 a 02 oy $1,07 55% 803, 85% , , 50% 80: 00. , 40, 74% 56% .. 79 58, “Highest and Lowest Turpentine. Posted. onthe Savannah Board QfTrade, . . pins i Highest, phe 25. 191, at $1 07 zallou, or 853.50 cask” Lowest, Sept, 4, 1898, at 22 rts, gallon, or $11. 00 cask :

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J. 4x: BOYD, President ; R. B. BURROUGHS, Secretary and Treasurer DIRECTORS em m= W. F.CoacamMAN, W. J. KELLY, P. Li, SUTHERLAND J. H, BurrougHS, G. A. PowEeLrn, C. H. Herry, J. G. Boyp HERTY TURPENTINE CUP COMPANY ‘Manufacturers ofthe Herty Turpentine Cups and Gutters

(Approved by the United States Bureau of Forestry.) — GENERAL OFFICES: — 603-4 Consolidated Building, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 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 : 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, 719,798

GALVANIZED METAL TURPENTINE CUPS AND APRONS 'NONFREEZABLE SEAMLESS CUPS WHICH ARE OF USE TO THE OPERATOR UNDER ALLWEATHER CONDITIONS

WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES AMERIGAN GAN GO.. NEW ORLEANS

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WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW ; and NAVAL STORES DEALERS AND EXPORTERS

JOURNAL of TRADE.

Established 1890. M. W. LARENDON & G0. A. HARDAKER COMPANY Published every Saturday afternoon ComMmissSioN MERCHANTS at Savannalr, Ga. NAVAL STORES AND RICE EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN BY THE 82 WALL STREET WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. NEW YORK GITY Rosin and Turpentine (Not incorporated) Consignments of PureGum Spirits ''rpen- 607 LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE BUILDING | Rooms, 6=7, Southern Express bldg, tine and Batting Strained Rosin solicited. wight Drafts against Bills of Llading accepu- St. Julian and Whitaker Streets. ed for seventy-flve per cent. Savannah NEW ORLEANS, LA. market. Possessing the good will of the Entrance on Whitaker Street. consuming world, can guarantee full

values and quick returns CABLE ADDRESS:

SUBSCRIPTION Per Annum, $5.00 Firm ec. 1. f. offers also solicited. “HARDGROVE,’’ New Orleans, La.

EF Address sll communications and make all checks, drafts, money orders, otc. pay- able to C.B TURTON CO. NAVAL STORES REVIEW, D. D. PEABODY 16 EXCHANGE PLACE SALES AGENT NEW YORK

Kn+ared as second-class matter at the Post- ROSINS-TURPENTINE office at Savannah, Ga. TURPENTINE AND ROSIN =~. Marketing Production of For Export 48 ot 8 ot 8 Exstern Representative : CHARLES NORDHAUS, IR: For Soap Makers & Paper Makers Room 404, 130 Pearl Street, New York City INDEPENDENT NAVAL STORES COMPANY For Varnish Makers &8 4 Jt St and other Operators Shipments from Southern Ports, or ENGLISH VIEW OF THE ROSIN 321 HIBERNIA BUILDING New York, or Delivered NEW ORLEANS, LA. We pay sight drafts to Producers or AND TURPENTINE MARKET Dealers against purchases with

Manchester Correspondence documents

London Oil and Color Trades Journal March 31, 1917 H. T. WEST 60., Inc. TURPENTINE.—The market on tur- MOORE & HOLE pentine remains very quiet, and but 113 STATE STREET IMPORTERS OF: little business is doing in Manchester. Dealers ask 53s. 9d. per ewt. for prompt, BOSTON, MASS. and are rather disinclined to quote for —DEALERS IN— Rosins and Turpentine futures. As a matter of faet, sales of turpentine cannot be replaced at the ROSIN, TURPENTINE. ROSIN OILS, current price; and one cannot say when PINE PITCHES PINE TARS Billiter House, Billiter Street such replacements will be possible; TAR OILS PINE OILS probably not until very much lower GUM THUS CARBON BLACK LONDON, E. C., ENGLAND freights are obtainable, and this may PARAFFINE WAXES not be until after the war, so it is natural for holders on this side to seek WE SOLICIT INQUIRIES FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES to conserve their stocks. Nominally, CABLE ADDRESS: ‘MOVEMENT’ LONDON forward turpentine is about 1s. 6d. per

cwt. dearer than spot. RosiN.— Rosin is again dearer here, at 32s. 9d. to 33s. per cwt. for F grade American and 36s. for WW. Sellers A. E. ADAMSON are rather reluctant to offer much, for SUCCESSOR TO JAMES FARIE, JR. although the prices are extravagantly high there is no certainty that they —DEALER IN— will not be higher still. A little Span- EXPORTER AND DEALER IN

ish WW was offering this week at 34s. and some French at 33s. 6d., but the NAVAL STORES offers made were ‘‘subject to being Rosin, Turpentine, Tar unsold,’’ and the lots are not likely to Savannah Bank & Trust Co. Building remain long on the market.

SAVANNAH, GA. Bound Copies of Review for 1916-17 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Cable Address: ‘*Farie,’® Savannah For Sale

The Review has bound copies of the Weekly Naval Stores Review for the OILS —ROSIN naval stores year ending Mareh 31, 1917, ROSIN SIZE — PITCH for sale. They will be sent by express, charges prepaid, to any address on re- ROSIN AND TURPENTINE ceipt of $7.50 for each book. NATIONAL ROSIN OIL & SIZE CO. Do you Subscribe for the WEEKLY NEW YORK SAVANNAH CHICAGO NAVAL STORES REVIEW?

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MANY USES FOR TURPENTINE

THE COUNCIL TOOL CO. Wide Variety of Purposes To Which This Commodity Is Put dedrdririoie ‘WANANISH, N. C. In Modern Industry

MANUFACTURERS OF Washington, D. C.—Although class- ed as ‘‘naval stores’ turpentine and rosins are used today for a wide variety Hlioh-GradeTools for Naval Stores Operators of purposes;which have nothing what-

° soever to do with shipping. More

rosin, for example, is used in the manu-

& | facture of soap than in anything else, HACKS, PULLERS, DIPPERS, SCRAPERS and its second and most important use SPECIAL TOOLS is in the.making of paper suitable for printing and writing. The name

ferdoded ‘‘naval stores’’ as applied to these products is a reminder of the old days when tar and piteh, the first articles to be obtained from the pine trees, were more important commercially than hi and rosin. The former ESTABLISHED 190i articles were used in the shipping industry for caulking seams and smear- JOHN R. WALSH ing ropes, and when turpentine and ceases NNAVAL rosin, as well as tar and pitch, began to STORES be obtained from the long-leaf pine and similar trees in the Southern SAVANNAH, GEORGIA States, the name ‘“‘naval stores’ were extended to these also. REPRESENTING PRODUCERS and CONSUMERS The wide variety of uses to which Orders Solicited for Spirits of Turpentine turpentine and rosin are put today is Rosin of Different Grades and Rosin Oil realized by only a few persons. In order to answer a number of inquiries

“or Also Buy for others on Commission or Brokerage Would like to Represent some Reliable Foreign Firms on this subject which are continually being received by the Leather & Paper FOR RENT SOME STEEL UNDERFRAME TANK CARS FROM MARCH 1 Laboratoryof the Bureau of Chemistry, Let us put your name on our list for Market Lettersand Telegrams U. S. Department of Agriculture, the following lists have been drawn up; USES OF TURPENTINE Volatile thinner for paints, varnishes and wood fillers. To accelerate oxidation of drying oils: (as an ozonizer). Attention Naval Stores Men! Solvent for waxes in shoe and leather polishes, floor polishes and furniture Write us for circulars vencerning polishes. Solvent for gums in lacquers and Our Pumping Machinery varnishes. Ingredients of waterproof cements SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR for leather, rubber, glass, metals, ete. Solvent for waterproofing composi- tions. TURPENTINE Cleaner for removing paints and oils from fabrics. DISTILLERIES Pharmaceutical purposes, including: Disinfectants. NO PLANT COMPLETE WITHOUT OUR Liniments. Medicated soaps. PUMPING OUTFIT. Internal remedies. Ointments. Over 1,000 in use throughout South Raw material for producing synthetic Carolina,Georgia, Florida, Alatan a camphor and indirectly, and Mississippi. Celluloid. Explosives. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fireworks. Medicines. 3 BOILERS. ENGINES, SAWMILLS Raw material for producing terpineol and eucalyptol. AND HIGH-GRADE MACHINERY Raw material for producing terpin- hydrate used in medicines. SAVE MONEY BY DEALING DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS Raw material for producing isoprene used in making synthetic rubber. SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS In the manufacture of sealing wax. MACON In glazing putty. Ingredients of some printing inks. Continued on page 18

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE ROSING TURPENTINE EXPORT C0. EXPORTERS AND DEALERS

IN ALL GRADES OF ROSIN AND PURE SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE PINE TAR, TAR OIL, PINE OIL, FLOTATION OIL

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Concave Rosin Barrel Staves MANUFACTURERS OF AAA. MANUFACTURED FROM HIGH GRADE CYLINDER SAWED MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY CLOSE GRAIN PINE POCLEOL OL POOP ECOGS LSE OLE SEBO TOE ROSIN BARREL STAVES Rosin Barrel Staves and Headings ~~ Write Cone Timber Co., Center Hill,Fla or advantages, samples and prices These Staves are all same thickness and —— TS SEND YOUR ORDERS TO length, tied up one barrel to bundle GAINESVILLE, FLA. OFFICE WRITE US FOR PRICES WRITE US FOR PRICES

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16 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE A ho hd i Kin By & Hunn Quitman Cooperage Co. E : Raa ENGINEERS OUITMAN, GEORGIA

| ) Design, Construction and Operation of Plants to Produce MANUFACTURERS OF PINE TAR-PINE OILS-ROSIN-TURPENTINE | mes-caae som svaup mo oip sarees REPORTS ON | COST OF INSTALLATION-OPERATING COSTS-DISPOSAL OF BY-PRODUCTS Te SPECIALISTS IN MANUFACTURE OF FLOTATION OILS DIP BARRELS WITH AND WITHOUT RIMS) ¢ , 2 RECTOR STREET, NEW YORK CITY $ FRUIT AND POTATO BARRELS GILLICAN-CHIPLEY COMPANY. Inc. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF NAVAL STORES | * NEW ORLEANS 5 - LOUISIANA Distilleries in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Texas DIRECT SHIPMENTS FROM POINT OF PRODUCTION TO PURCHASER L f SE 5 ORR ROR 7 D. J. Gay, President L. V. PRINGLE, Vice-President L. H. WILLIAMS, Sec’y-Treas ¢e—+—— DIRECTORS pr L. V. PRINGLE E. Woop W.J. L’EncLE H. W. EDWARDS L. N. DANTZLER E. Ww. EDWARDS D. J. Gay

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The Pringle Long Clay Cups are the most economical as they can be placed on the tree near the ground and save the timber. Also the greatest efficiency is obtainable by their use—better grades of rosin and less evaporation. Operators are warned 1 against infringement on our Patent No. 963065.

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DROSS NEW YORK NAVAL STORES MARKET We can use a limited quantity of COTTON BATTING DROSS Resume of Conditions as to Turpentine, Rosin, Pitch and Tar STRAINER DROSS ROCK DROSS — OFFICE OF — supplies. Quotations are wholly nomi- GUM CUP BOILINGS WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW nal, particularly on carlots, which 130 Pear! Street, Room 404 range from $9.50@?9.75, and Z5¢. higher Write us what you have to sell and NEw YORK CITY for retort pure goods. Sales have been we will send our buyer. Highest prices paid at all times and prompt returns. April 25, 1917 of a spasmodic nature and prices paid Leading interests in naval stores were being withheld, but understood HAT:ONAL PULP & TURPENTINE G0. adhere to the same optimistic views as were in the neighborhood of $9.60 for in the past pointing out that with kiln-burnt for immediate delivery. GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Pitch closed unchanged at [email protected] seasonable favorable weather, the consuming demand will show an appreci- for Navy No. 1 and 2, respectively. able gain, owing to the depleted stocks Rosin oil closed steady in sympathy Following pricesareon terms, free on of naval stores in the hands of both with rosins but no price changes were board, in yard, New York (carlots): jobbers and manufacturers throughout effected. Sales of carlots were few, while the bulk of orders involved job- Spirits of Turpentine, pure, in bbls. the country. The high price of linseed 50 gals., per gal., 50@5b0%s¢. oil and other oils used in the manufac- bing parcels for direct consumption at 40c. for second run of pure oil. ture of paints is influencing a firmer Rosins,in bbls. , per 2801bs. : : trend of the market for turpentine. In Export Movements quarters, it is argued, however, owing The position of the export market Common and Good Strained % 00 to the recent advances in paint and remains practically unchanged and | RRO Chen BEG Ca 6.00 varnish values, a decrease in the con- shipping facilities are more difficult, Ca a ese 6.00 sumption of these commodities is likely owing to shipments being practically Di Te hs ie vi ete eye: 6.10 while others declare that the deferred nd ree 6.15 restricted to Seandinavia, Denmark and painting of houses, ete., 1 st season bids Holland and other European countries Bl chai. sv nee Sie vieleitieie 6.20 to well discount any "appreciable de- by new blockades of ports by Germany tesserae 6.25 crease in the demand for the coming and the United States. For the past BE en se en a 6.25 season. Small spot supplies of turpen- eh eh ee 6.25 week clearances are said to have been tine here and steady southern markets very light of naval stores, being princi- is ay eas ee 6.30 sustained values, which closed at pally for England, France and South EEO EI RT Ee 6.30 50@50%c. a gallon for carlots, f.o.b. American ports. The increased war Na al nt Ty 6.35..6.45 New York, showing no net changes for risk rate, also had a further depressing WG. en Nr fe 6.55..6.60 the week just ended. Conservatism on effect on trade conditions Turpentine WW. .oineaiaivninain.e sg, 6.65..6.70 the part of buyers here is still evident, closed steady at 50@5le. in barrels and Rosin Oil, in bbls., 1st run, gal. 38¢ and operations are confined to small at 58@57¢. a gallon in tins, as to brand, parcels to fill immediate needs, pending Rosin Oil, in bbls., 2d run, gal, 408 showing no net price changes compared increased receipts of new crop at the with the preceding week's close. Tar, Kiln-burnt, oil bbls. Pr. $9.50..9.75 southern primary markets and antiei- Tar, Retort, oil bbls...... 9.75..10.00 pating lower values. Jobbing parcels RECEIPTS AT NEW YORK (bbls) Piteh, Navy No. 1...... 4.50 in yard found a slightly larger outlet at Week of Apr.23 Week of Apr. 16 5l@51%c. a gallon, which tended to Pitch, Navy No. 2.L...... 3.75

hold spot stocks within narrow limits. Turpentine... 2,715 8,131 The close was rather featureless and Rosin... 15,29; 14,451 We solicit for publication news of quiet but the undertone of values re- Rosin Oil .... 276 243 maired steady. Should the govern- BAT: ein 494 658 interest to operators in any section of . ment requisition coastwise vessels for Piteh...... 52 25 the turpentine belt. Crude oO 83 Bott 26 a i OOOO: war purposes, rapid market changes are not improbable. The Rosin Market {ERNST ERNST ZOBEL ZOBEL COMPANY, COMPANY, me. inc. § Slight reactions in prices of rosins in the nature of a rise in prices of 10¢. on ESTABLISHED 188l the lower descriptions, 15¢. on the me- { SECOND AVE. AND TENTH ST. SOUTH BROOKLYN, N.Y. dium, and 5 to 15¢. on the pale grad- ings, featured the market. According HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL to reports short covering by some interests in the southern primary markets PRODUCTS FROM THE PINE TREE sending values upward, was responsible for the rise in quotations here. This, CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED

Q << however, failed to attract buyers’ at- A A tention, who are adhering to the past DOODLE OSES EN St DNL

“ hand-to-mouth policy in making pur- OOTOTTOTOOOCTOCOTOTOTOTOTOOCOOOOOTOOOOTOO: OOOO chases. In most quarters the trade is holding aloof pending a free movement Turpentine and Rosin of the new crop, with prospects of values gradually receding. Bought and Sold. Shipments made direct from Distilleries Tar and Rosin Oil Market GRADES GUARANTEED to equal standards issued by Department of Agriculture Tar and pitch closed nominally firm We handle only the PURE GUM PRODUCT of the highest quality under moderate spot stocks and a “YOUR SATISFACTION FIRST” steady demand. The continued scarcity of kiln-burnt far, due to unimproved Gulf Naval Stores Supply Gompany transportation facilities, which is also NEW ORLEANS true of retort, is sustaining a scarcity of SOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOSOOOSSSOOOO

\ 18 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE Continued from page 13 ln uoloT-piniing processes in litho- graphy. Lubricant in grinding and drilling JONES- RAUSCH COMPANY glass. As a moth repellant and in moth ex- | NEW ORLEANS, LA.

terminators. Constituent of insecticides. For cleaning firearms (alone or in B MANUFACTURERS —DEALERS—EXPORTERS combination with other materials). In laundry glosses. In washing preparations. Turpentine, Rosin, Navy Pitch, Pine Tar In rubber substitutes. In wood stains. In stove polishes. In modelling waxes and grafting Prices furnished cif any port of the world waxes. In belting greases. CABLE ADDRESS: “JONESPICK” In drawing crayons. In the manufacture of patent leath- FHEFWIMN HIF IFIN HY IIOFHIICHIEIEED LHF ER EEF ILENE F INES ers. As a substitute for pine oil in flotation concentration of ores. Solvent for rubber, caoutchouc and similar substances. Used to prevent ‘‘bleeding’’ in the = PROTECTION manufacture of cotton and woolen print goods. Laboratory reagent as substitute for FOR BOTH more expensive organic solvents. Oxygen carrier in refining petroleum illuminating oils. PRODUGERS AND GONSUMERS Colored turpentine, reagent for wood and cork in biological technic. | (Uses for rosin in next issue). We guarantee that our ALEXANDRIA TURPENTINE & STANDARDIZED ROSINS ROSIN CO. conform to the types suggested by the U. S. Government The Alexandria Turpentine & Rosin Company, Incorporated, capitalized at Bureau of Chemistry and adopted by Savannah Board of Trade. $20,000, recently filed its charter, showing domicile at Alexandria, La., PRODUCERS shipping to us are guaranteed the exact and officers as follows: Harry Adams, standardized grades of their shipments. of Oakdale, La., president; R. H. Adams, of Glenmora, La., vice-presi- CONSUMERS buying from us are guaranteed the exact dent; Hugh Adams, of Glenmora, sec- standardized grades they pay for. retary-treasurer. OUR GUARANTEE BEHIND EVERY PACKAGE NAVAL STORES WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE COMPANY Write us for any information you may desire. INCORPORATED. Letters of incorporation were re- ISAAC WINKLER & BRO. cently filed by the Panama Naval Stores Warehouse & Storage Com- CINCINNATI, OHIO pany, of Pensacola, Fla. the capital stock being placed at $10.000. The SOOT

new company will engage in the general naval stores business and operate 3 storage and warehouse plant. Mr. E. A. Turner is president. Mr. Otto Reichman is vice-president and Mr. C. A. Marler is secretary and treas- BALDWIN & LEWIS GO. | urer.

Naval Stores Factors & Practical Operators

Make Us An Offer We have two crops long cups | DEALERS IN GENERAL SUPPLIES ‘and three-quarters crop cone cups We solicit shipments from Independent Shippers, allowing that we do not care to carry over. liberal advances on shipments and make prompt returns Goods are first class in every respect. Offices at SAVANNAH, GA. and JACKSONVILLE, FLA. YOUR CORRESPONDENCE INVITED The Florida Metal Products Go. HOH HHH HSRC OHOHHOHORH DHE YH HORRY 70H -OHOHCH OH SHH HOH HOH sai, JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA

Fwy : . ; a o a a j ? : 3 4 a 11 ; : ] : a : | i 4 7 4 £3 W. J. L'ENGLE, President + *“ fe WOOD, Secretary and Treasdrer—: fs ¥ Lb y & P MASON, ya ol; N.J . BARBOLS: As {qcrctnryand Preasres UNION NAVAL STORES COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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PENSACOLA, FLORIDA MOBILE, ALABAMA . GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI ns, ie “TAVLOR LOWENSTEIN & C0. : NAVAL STORES FACTORS AND EXPORTERS ~ Main Offices and Yards: "MOBILE, ALA. ‘We also receive shipments at PENSACOLA, FLA. RELIABILITY, PROMPTNESS, COMPETITIVE, PRICES |

¥ H. WafsERT, : | PENINSULAR NAVAL STORES COMPANY | President : NAVAL STORES FACTORS | a J. SPETH,. Vice-President ~ WHOLESALE GROCERS = i - 8. A. BERG, iv AND DEALERS IN TURPENTINE OPERATORS SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Sec’y & Treas. RECEIVING POINTS: . JACKSONVILLE, FLA: AND SAVANNAH, GA. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED CAPITAL oli Atiantic National Bank Building, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ces: American National Bank Building, TAMPA, FLA, :

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COU RSE OF PALE GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1913 to 1916-17

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

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DATE 1913-14 1914-15 | 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1913-14 | 1914-15 1915-16 | 1916-17 § 1913-14 '1914-1£., 1915-16 | 1916-17

April 1... ~1760 [$620 ($555 ($552 $740 [$575 ($555 ($545 §$780 | 540 $506 [$580 April: 3... 17 60 6 20 5 55 5 50 7 40 5 75 5 55 5 40 7-80 5 40 o 05 5 25 April: 8... — 1 7 60 6 00 Bb 66 5 60 7 40 5 75 5 55 5 50 7 80 5 40 5 05 5 45 Aprilib .... —d 6 25 o 75 o 65 5 50 6 00 b 76 5 55 5 40 5 80 9 40 5 15 5 25 April 22 ..... - 1 6 50 5 80 5 70 5 35 6 25 5 80 5 60 5 25 6 00 5 40 5 15 5 06 April 29... -[ 6 50 5 65 5 80 5:25 6 25 5 65 5 65.70] 5 10 6 00 b 40 5 16 4 90 May 6 ..... —f 6 60 6 00 5 70 5 20 6 35 b 95 5 60 5 10 6 10 5 40 5 15 4 80 May 13 .... —-—§ 6 75 9 70 b 50 5 35 6 60 5 70 5 40 5 15..201 6 25 5 25 b 00 4 95..500 May 20... —-§ 6 85 db 65 5 50 5 40 6 70 5 65 5 35 5 20 6 35 b 20 5 00 4 90..95 May 27 .... —1 6 85 b 65 5 50 5 60 6 70 5 65 5 385 5 50 6 35 5 20 4 9C 5 30 June 3 .... 36 55 58.6500 575 [5 90 610] 6 45 5 75.625 5 65 5 75..85¢ 6 15 Bp 856 600, 5 00..08{ 5 50.60 June 10... —3 6 385 6 05 5 85 6 00 6 30 5 90 5 70 5 40 750 5 90 5 50 5 10 5 30.40 June 17 ...... ef 6:30 6 50 6 10 6 10 6 25 6 25 6 00 5 70 5 85 5 55.600! 5 85 5 60 June 24 ... ——q 6-30 6 50 6 50 6 35 6 25 6 25 6 30 6 00 5 85 5 10 600 5 40 5 75

MW Jaly 1... 6 30 6 00 6 50 6 00.20] 6 25 5 75 6 30 5 80.85 5 40 b 35 b 45 5 5b6..60 Jaly. 8... —-§ 6 50 6 00 6 35.60] 6 40.50] 68 25 6 10 6 20 6 10..15§ 5 40 b 90 o 20 6 00.05 Jaly 15... ee] 6 35 6 00 6 40.45 6 75 6 30 5 90 6 15..25| 6 60 5 40 5 b0 5 10 20] 6 50 60 July 22... —1 6 50 6 10 8 05 68 90 6 35 5 90 6 00 6 60 5 45 5 80 5 00 6 50 Jaly 29 .... -] 6 40 ND 5 90 6 90 8 10 ND 5 80 6 55 5 30 ND 4 90 6 55 AASB ns we | 6 40 ND 5 80 6 656 6 10 ND o 60 6 50 5 25 ND 4 96 6 50 Anz 12... =] 6 25 ND 5 70 6 75 6 00 ND 5 55 6 60 b 10 ND 4 85 6 50 AuZ 19... —3 0 25 ND 5 70 6 95 6 00 ND 5 60 6 80 5 10 ND 4 75 6 50.60 Aug 28 ..... -f§ 6 25 ND 5 75 6 60 6 00 ND 5 60 6 50 d 10 ND 4 75 6 45 Sept 2 ..... -—3 6 15 ND 5 70 6 60 600 | ND 5 55 6 60 5 10 ND 4 70 68 35 Sept 0... ——) 025 ND 5 85..90| 6 75 6 15 ND 5 65 6 50 5 25 ND 4 85 6 45 Sept 18... 16 1p ND 6 00 6 60 6 00 ND 5 80 8 50 5 10 ND 4 90 6 35 Sept D3. cencno wy 0 15 ND 6 20 6 60 6 00 ND 8 00 6 50 523 5 20 ND ® 00 6 40..423 Sept 80 wn1:6 30 ND 6 00 6 60 6 20 ND bd 80 6 50 b 25 ND 4 90 6 35 Oct Ta coiveenn 6.20 ND 6 05 6 50 6 10 ND 8 05 6 40 5 10 ND b 26 6 26 Oct 14 ..... —-1 6 25 ND 6 40 6 45 8 00 ND 6 20 6 35 5 20 ND 5 55 6 25 Oct 21... - fi 8 50 ND 6 50 6 70 6 20 ND 6 25 6 50 ‘Hb 40 ND 5 80 6 45 Qct 28 ...... - i 6 50 ND 6 50 8 60 6 35 ND 6 26 6 60 5 85 ND 6 00 6 45 Nov 4... —y 075 ND 6 75 6 80 6 50 ND 6 35 6 60 6 00 ND | 6 223 6 50 Nov 11... —fi 6 TD ND 6 80..90| 7 00 6 50 ND 6 60 6 75 6 00 05) ND | 6 50 6 60 Nov 1S ...... -16 75 5 95 6 90 7 10 6 50 5 70 6.50 6 90 6 00 5 4b 6 25 6 70 Nov 2b ..ccceen - fi 68 80 5 90 7 50 7 20 6 50 b 66 7 25 7 10 6 25 b 45 18 80..700| 6 70.75 Dec DD oicanss 3 6 85 5 80 7 00 7 20 6 50 o 60 6 75 6 90 6 15 5 25 6 50 6 70..80 Dec 9 ceeane -f 6 80 Bb 80 7 25 7 20 6 50 d 60 7 00 7 00 6 35 5 35 6 70 6 80.85 Dec 16 ...... — i 6 85 Bb 75 7 25 7 20 8 50 5 70 7 00 6 95 6 35 5 50 6 75 6 80 Dec 23 cee —-§ 6 80 85| 5 80 725 7 20 8 45 o 7 7 00 7 00 6 35 5 BO 6 75 6 80 Dec. 30... fi 6 85 5 70 50 7 25 6 55 5 60 7 00 25| 7 CO 6 35 b 20 7 00 6 95 Jan 6 ines —-f 6 85 5 75 7 50 7 30 6 55 5 6b 7 25 7 10 6 35 b 25 7 00 7 02% Jan 13 vn. -1 6 8 5 80 7 50 725 6 50 5 70 7 00 7 00 6 25 5 80 6 75 6 95 Jan 20 ...... —-f§ 6 70 5 80 7 60 7 25 68 40 5 70 7 20 7 00 6 25 5 80 6 75 6 85 Jan 27 .....- ——g 67D 5 80 7 50 7 05 8 50 5 70 7 20 8 75 6 30 5 80 6 76 8 65 Feb B iain —-f 6 80 5 70 7 50 6 90 8 40 b 60 7 20 8 65 6 25 5 00 6 60..75| 6 50 eb 10 ...... § 6 80 5 55 7 50 6 80 6 40 od 40 7 20 8 60 6 25 2 00 6 75 6 40 Feb 17... -1 8 80 5 55 7 00 6 75 6 40 b 40 6 80 6 60 6 25 5 00 6 75 6 40

sh: 24... -f1 6 45 5 50 6 50 6 70 6 05 5 45 6 25 6 45 5 80 5 00 6 00 6 35 —— Mar ER A 8 30 5 bb 5 70 6 7 5 90 b 45 Hb 55 6 40.454 5 70 5 00 5 35 6 35 Mar 10 .... —1635 5 60 5 65 6 70 5 95 5 45 b 55 6 30.451 5 75 4 95 b 45 6 30 Mar 17... feo |5855 57 5 60 58 [550 [5865 5 bb 550 (500 [545 /|550 Mar 24 _.. "loo |555 |560 |575 58 |5b6 [550 [5170 54 |b6505 [58 )]5170 Mar 31... 8 20 5 55 552 | 600 5 85 556 | 545 5 75.800 § 40 506 [530 |b70.85 > 3 |

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1912-18 1913-14 1914-15 1915-18 1912-18 1913-14 1914-16 1915-18 1912-13 1918-14 1914-15 1915-16 Hole. HH. lL. H. L. : ; H. IA H. H... L, HH. 1. HoH. L. HAH. L. H, TI. B 1. 8.66 6.85 7.80 6.156 6.50 5.50 7.50 5.50 8.30 6.70 7.40 5.86 6.25 5.40 7.25 5.35 7.70 R.55 7.3" 5.10 6.00 5.60 7.00 4.70

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Mr. Mackall In Charge of 16,000 BARRELS ROSIN TO BATTING DROSS Antwerp’s Business In New York MOVE OUT OF NEW YORK GET OUR 1917 PRICES Our buyers try to visit each of the opera- Will Take Over Business From Two Lots of 8,000 Going From tors personally. Ifithey miss you a Ictter will bring the best prices and buyer if de- Robinson & Stevens on May 1 That Port To Liverpool This Month sired.

We settle promptly for all purchases either As announced in the last issue of the A big four masted American schoon- IN CASH OR SIGHT DRAFT Review, Messrs. Robinson & Stevens, er loading naval stores at New York is Fuil gross weights. Refsrences everywhere for many years agents for the Antwerp ap object of interest to the trade just LARGEST BUYERS AND CONVERTERS OF Naval Stores Co. for the Kast and now. On her will go, it is stated, 8,000 ROSIN DROSS IN THE UNITED STATES Canada, have changed their connection barrels, shipped by the R. & T. Export and will hereafter occupy that position Co., and having Liverpool as its desti- JACKSONVILLE ROSIN CO. with the Rosin & Turpentine Export nation. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Company. On a steamship in New York harbor P. O BOX 860 TELEPHONE 137 Mr. Porter Mackall, a well-known the London-Savannah Naval Stores

Savannahian, has been placedfin charge Co. is prepairlng, it is stated, to ship 6,000 barrels rosin, also for Liverpool. of the Antwerp’s interests in New York Continued from page 3 and Eastern territory which has been There was room offering for 2,000 bar- covered by Mess. Robinson & Stevens. rels more, trade gossip had it, and the condition was all the more appreciated Mr. Mackall has his offices at 90 West vessel will probably have a full 8,000 by the factors who had feared a con- barrels when she leaves. tinuance of the depression in prices T street. The complete severance of the former business relations of the Ant- In addition there are small lots going with which the season opened. This werp and Robinson & Stevens does not forward by the regular lines, so that. fear has largely subsided now and it is come until the last of April, after which April promises to show up a pretty felt, both by factors and dealers, that Mr. Mackall will come into direct good movement so far as exports from if the threatened labor shortage devel- touch with the dealers and consumers the metropolis are concerned. ops to the extent many fear there will of his territory. He is a young man of eventually be a return to the highest high character and pleasing personality, values that marked last season and and will soon establish himself in the We solicit for publication news of that with smaller production the pro- confidence of the trade. ducers will be financially much better off than they would have been with interest to operators in any section of the crop they started out to make. The Do you subseribe for the WEEKLY market closed firm today with the undertone decidedly strong. NAVAL STORES REVIEW? the turpentine belt.

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

CONSOLIDATED NAVAL STORES COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA BRANCHES: SAVANNAH, GA. AND PENSACOLA, FLA. DP .NAVAL STORES FACTORS.

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er OFFICERS Walter F. Coachman, Chairman of the Board W. J. Kelly, President D. H. McMillan H. L. Covington, E. J. L'Engle, 8S. A. Alford J. B. McNeill, J. R. Powell, Vice-Presidents E. G Trenholm, Secretary Lee Taylor, Treasurer DIRECTORS Ww. J. Hillman, E. J. L'Engle, D. H. McMillan, W. F. Coachman, C. L. Gaines, H. L. Covington C. B. Rogers, J. R. Powell, A. S. Hubbard S. A. Alford, W. J. Kelly, J. B. McNeill, A. Sessoms EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE W. F. Coachman, W. J. Hillman, C. B. Rogers A. S. Hubbard, W J. Kelly, J. B Me¢Neill, 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 are identical with those of the producers se. 13

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., FERNANDINA, FLA, PENSACOLA, FLORIDA AND SAVANNAH, GEORGIA \

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