| NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE
Weekly Paper for Naval Stores Producers, Factors, Exporters and Dealers, and Manufacturers of Soaps, Paints, Varnishes, Paper, Printing Inks, etc., efc.
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; VOL. XXI, No. 23. a SAVANNAH, GA., Saturday, September 2, 1911. a Price, $5.00 Per Annum
‘ N\ | W- D. KRENSON. H. D. WEED. J. A. G. CARSON, President.
H.L.KAYTON, Ist Vice-President. T. A. JENNINGS, 2ndVice-President. J. D. WEED & CoO.. J. A. G. CARSON, Jr., 3d Vice-President. W. L.McDOWELL,4th Vice-President. Savannah, Georgia. H. F. E. SCHUSTER, Secretary. R. T. WALLER, Jr., Treasurer. : EE sesame a a Wholesale
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OUR TWO PIECE ADJUSTABLE APRON CUP. OUR GUTTERLESS SYSTEM CUP
We are now prepared to accept orders for the two styles of cups we are offering to producers, with prices for the various styles of cups given below OUR GUTTERLESS SYSTEM CUP Our gutterless cups are made 13 inches wide, and will hold about one quart. Our gutterless cup is a decided improvement on the turpentine cup, as the entire cup is made of one piece, and is hung on an 8d finishing nail. Hole in cup is made funnel shape from the back, which makes cup very easy to hang on tree. Our gutterless cups are the cheapest cups on the market to attach to timber, and can be moved up at the end of the season for less than $20.00 per crop. We are making this cup in No. 30 and No. 29 gauge galvanized iron, with prices as follows: No. 30 gauge galvanized iron per crop of 10,000 cups, $430. No. 29 gauge galvanized iron per crop of 10,000 cups, S460. When cups are to be crated, add $1.50 per thousand extra. These prices are f. 0. b. factory, Wheeling, W. Va. OUR TWO PIECE ADJUSTABLE APRON CUP Is the nearest perfect apron cup on the market, as it is hung on two nails which insures the cup to hang level, and is made of heavy galvanized iron. Our apron system is also very easy to remove to dip, and there is no danger of it falling or being knocked off of tree. The shape is practically the same as our other cups, which insures it against freezing. Capacity, one quart. Price, $4.75, per crop of 10,000 cups with adjust- able two piece aprons. When crated add $1.50 per thousand extra. : Prices are fo. b. factory, Wheeling, W. Va. DIP TROWELS Price of trowels per dozen {. o. b. Biloxi, Miss., 3.50
CC. TERMS.... Two per cent. off for cash if paid within ten days from date of shipment, or thirty days net to parties who are known to us, or you can have us ship cups through your commission merchant, or have your commission merchant write
guaranteeing & the order, otherwise we require one-fourth cash with order, balance sight-draft, bill of lading attached. BYRD TURPENTINE CUP CO. BILOXI MISSISSIPPI 3
Gives Great Increase 8 In Spirits Turpentine Office of with the outside world suspended on WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW Monday and, to aconsiderable degreeon Tuesday, had a depressing effect on the Condenser That Makes Gallon and Half Savannah, Ga., September 2, 1911 market. No orders being received and More Spirits To Barrel of Crude the trade occupying a position of un- “For the first time since the season x C— i —o- opened the current week saw the re- certainty in general, prices went off ceipts of turpentine at Savannah less and the early receipts of the week were The attention of turpentine operators than for the corresponding week of last gobbled up at 50§@5H1¢. The last half is directed to the Bryant Turpentine year. Not only that, but the trade is of the week brought more settled con- Condenser, which is described as one impressed with the fact that this con- ditions, liberal orders were reported of the most remarkable inventions of dition is apt to continue throughou: rom lurope, mainly for near-by ship- the day with regard to the turpentine nent, indicating pressing needs, and industry. The Condenser in question
the month now opening. It would sur- or prise no one if September showed a while the domestic business offering it is stated, will produce one and a half decided falling off in supplies of spirits was somewhat disappointing there was gallons more spirits from a barrel of not only at Savannah but at all the a resumption of activity among the crude dipped gum than by any other other ports. This is due to a period of large buyers and the market Thursday process known. In other words this excessive rains that set in two weeks and Friday was cleaned of offerings at Condenser gives to the operator from ago in some portions of the southern bli¢. Today the market was cleaned at seventy-five cents to one dollar or more and western territory and this week has 513 to 52¢. The demand in the United value to every barrel of crude gum he marked much of the Georgia and States has not displayed the snap that gathers for distillation purposes. Florida naval stores belt as well. Con- was expected, but the hope is still en- No turpentine operator needs to have tertained that now that fall has opened siderable of the turpentine producing the value of such an addition to his country in Alabama, Mississippi and there will be a more pronounced im- plant forced upon him. He sees it at Louisiana has suffered from continued pulse to trade and a volume of domestic once. No turpentine operator, of course, rains during the past fortnight, hamper- orders sufficient to offset any falling off can afford to deliberately discard a gal- ing operations on the naval stores farm in foreign demand that may come— lon and a half of turpentine to a barrel if come it does. The trade all concedes and, in some instances, bringing them of crude gum by refusing to avail him- practically to a elose. The more recent that the weight of the crop has been self of a patent that guarantees him rains in Georgia and the peninsula of marketed, that the minimum price for that increase in his output. ; the year was reached at 48 cents, and Florida are having the same effect. The well-known firm of McMillan that there is little reason now to antici- Brothers of Savannah and Jacksonville, Reports in the newspapers, the official pate any declines carrying the market data furnished by the weather bureau, the oldest and largest manufacturing and 'private advices coming to the below 50 cents, if that price should even house in the copper still line, and factors from the operators, all show be reached again. If September proves known to naval stores men from Wil- that the rainfalls over a large area have a month generally unfavorable for pro- mington to New Orleans, is manufac- been sufficient to interfere seriously duction a higher level of values would turing the Bryant Turpentine Con- with work in the woods for the time seem to be assured. densers exclusively. This guarantees being. The result necessarily is an that it will be manufactured in the best manner that highly skilled me- immediate curtailment of the output A strong demand for pale rosins, the of turpentine and rosin and a speedy chanics using the best materials can supplies of which are comparatively make it, and puts behind it the guar- showing on the receipts at the ports. meagre, is one of the features of the As the rains in considerable of the antee of a house that for more than a rosin situation at this time. The produe- quarter of a century has stood high Savannah district were especially heavy tion of palesfell far short of expectations this week, the effect should be quite with turpentine producers. Every tur- this year, despite the expansion of the pentine operator should write for full pronounced in receipts the next ten cup system, and as many soap makers days or two weeks. After the severe information as to this remarkable in- held off from buying, hoping for lower vention. Further details are given in storm which swept Savannah and values, there are large unsupplied wants Charleston on Sunday and Monday the advertisement on page 18, but more to be met. The future of the upper explicit information can be had by had reached the interior of the state it grades, so far as this season is concern- took the form of an excessive precipi- writing to the manufacturers or to the ed, seems fixed on a high basis. The owners, The American Patent Manu- tation of rain accompanied by winds demand for rosins generally is reported of much less violence than on the facturing Company, 401 Bridge Street, good, and while there we e some reces- Jacksonville, Florida. coast. Points in the Georgia naval sions in the values of commons during stores country were rain-soaked on the week there were no alarming Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, symptoms of weakness, merely the the downfall in some localities being fluctuations that have marked those Woodsman Wanted placed at six inches or over. The grades off and on. The consuming greater part of the turpentine producing Wanted to employ an experienced world is regarded as not overly well woodsman for new turpentine location district tributary to Savannah came supplied with rosins, and as there is not under the influence of the storm in in DeSoto county. Start with sixteen the depressing effect of a horde of sub- crops or more this year, doubling or this way, and as the rainy season does stitutes, as with turps, a continuance trebling next year. Answer giving not seem over the trade feels safe in of very satisfactory quotations is look- anticipating a decided decrease in re- references and experience. ed for by the trade. The full quota- “DeSoto,” ceipts for the first half of September. tions for the week are given on page 26. A number of Florida reports also bring 24 care Naval Stores Review. A A AAS emer discouraging news from producers who a NA are suffering in a similar way, and Jacksonville and Pensacola as well as Woodsman Wanted Position as Stiller the more westerly receiving points, are Wanted at once, sober, reliable, capa- Wanted permanent position as tur- apt to show a corresponding condition ble, industrious woodsman; small fami- | pentine stiller; have thirty-two years of for some days to come. ly; good general managing ability experience; can do almost any work re- around place; reference with applica- quired; can set still; make barrels; I The general demoralizattion of busi- tion. will give references if required. Address ness produced by the storm with tele- Romeo Turpentine Co., R. F. Merritt, °° graphic and telephonic communication 26 Romeo, Florida. 24 Lawtey, Bradford Co., Fla.
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water and were frozen solid and we did Business Conditions In Used 2 Crops Cups not find a cup broken or damaged as a resuilb. io The United States ~ With Complete Satisfaction We are shipping this week 562 bbls. (From Bradstreet’s) rosin manufactured from gum hauled House trade at many of the large centers has been improved to a con- Large Operators Tell Of Their Ex- to our ‘‘still”’ since July 30th, which graded as follows: siderable extent by the presence of perience And Give Actual Results numerous visiting buyers. Staple WwW. W, WG. N M commodities, such as dry goods, wool, With Landis Re=Dipped Cups print cloths and clothing, show the 425 110 24 3 effects of the better buying movement. We use no ‘‘bleaching’’ process but Withal there is no disposition to load Florenville, La., Aug. 16, 1911 attribute the grades of rosin we are up or to speculate as to the future. In OPERATORS TUurPENTINE CUP Co., NOW making to the clean class of gum fact, the tendency is to buy sparingly New Orleans, La. we get from your cups. We have care- and to await developments. Under Dear Sirs: — the circumstances, trade may be deem- fully examined all cups on the market ed disappointing, but there is a tenden- We beg to confirm our verbal request and we had rather pay $100.00 per crop cy to look for better things, now that that you have the 150,000 Landis RE- more for your cups than any we have Congress has adjourned and that one Drppep Cups, purchased from you, seen. Believing that you have the disturbing feature—tariff legislation— shipped to us on or about September is, temporarily at least, relegated to the BEST cup on the market, it gives us more or less distant future. Cooler 20th. As stated, we prefer the round pleasure to HIGHLY recommend them weather has improved retail trade to a bottom cup such as we are now using. Yours very truly, moderate degree, but developments in We desire to state that the 52 crops Po1TEVENT & FAVRE LLuMBER Co., thisasin other lines are not satisfactory, which we purchased from you last and current clearance sales with mark- John S. Poitevent, season are giving entire satisfaction. ed reductions in prices evidently leave 264 Secretary & Manager. little room for profits. Crop reports We can not see how any turpentine +444 +++ +++ +4+4++ show little significant change, while operator can fail to appreciate the commodities, except cotton, which tremendous advantages that the cups Every paint manufacturer, every jumped up speculatively at the close of varnish . manufacturer, every soap the week, do not display material dif- made from the Terne Plate, or lead and manufacturer, every paper manu- ferences, the undertone on the whole tin coated steel, have over those made facturer, should keep the Weekly being firm. Operations in industrial from the regular galvanized sheet. Naval Stores Review on file in his lines are repressed, curtailment being office. At ten cents a week, it is the We have had your cups hung and still general in textile lines, while there | best yearly investment he can make is talk of retrenchment and reduction | have been working them since last if he buys any turpentine or rosins in working forces on some of the coun- December; they withstood a very severe to speak of. try’s railway lines. Incidentally there freeze last winter and they were full of +4444 PEELE seems to be more indications of strikes among shopmen for higher wages and
the enforcement of other conditions. | 3) However, traffic is increasing, and the h { number of idle cars is now smaller than tT it has been during the past eight ‘a mineral turpentine months. In the iron and steel line WR AE INNATE WV \ new orders are disappointingly light, ! OF AN EER NERA and output exceeds the intake of new EN Tur=min~tine is better business. THE IDEAL SOLVENT BE than benzine or naphtha in i AND PAINT THINNER YAR) \ mechanical excellence and in TURPENTINE CAUSES | perfect safety. It is also Tur=min=tine has’ the rel cheaper, because, although it FINE NEW QUESTION same boiling point, the same costs more, it loses little from Chicago Paint. Oil and Drug Review. flash point, the same evapor- ER evaporation. ating qualities as turpentine— In Des Moines, Towa, the question Tests Tur-min-tine is guaranteed. has been raised whether the food and at a fraction of the cost. WREE Ask Your Dealer or Write Direot. dairy department and the state phar- WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO., Independent Oil Refiners, PITTSBURGH, PA. macy department are encroaching upon FREE BOOKLET" TELLS WHY?" each other’s jurisdiction in the pure turpentine crusade is causing the heads of both departments some little concern. The trouble lies over the question of double prosecution for practically the JOHN R. WALSH same offense. If the turpentine is sold for art purposes, then the state food EXPORTER AND DEALER IN and dairy department clearly has juris- diction of any prosecutions under the pure turpentine law passed by the last SPIRITS TURPENTINE
legislature. But here comes a druggist, N=" who is selling impure turpentine for medicinal purposes. It is the same kind of turpentine which his neighbor ROSINS AND ROSIN OIL is selling for art purposes. The phar- SAVANNAH, GEORGIA macy commission prosecutes him for violating the pure drugs act, and the food and dairy commissioner prosecutes Turpentine Shipped in both Tank Cars and Barrels him for violating tha pure foods act. He cannot be prosecuted twice for the Orders Solicited for Rosin and Rosin Oil, any Girade Desired same offense. SESSILIS ESL SEI ES ESSE OLLI ESCH ELI DOOD
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& 4 Lk save time nil tia od ham Metal : clean, N° outfits. economical and making the grade of10kin the |
et gum is entitled to. Can be easily cleaned and don’t sof P= Rosin wear out. You can have a clean Vat and Strainer = | for every charge. Send us your order promptly through your fac:.. N77 = tor or direct, so as to be ready to start the new season: \ ats and right. Write us for full ase alin sand prices, Sirs Stra Metal Rosin Vat and Strainer Company : rai ners * SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, [ Citizens-Southern Bank Bldg. Atlantic National Bank Bld
The LANDIS Re-Dipped Turpentine Cup. Our cups are made from a lead and tin coated *: STEEL before they are dipped into the galvan- izing material preventing them from rusting * and adding to their wearing qualities. tiga The Hardest Freeze will not cause them to Break Jy hanging our cups in October and November, ; vou can secure two dippings by April Ist, or enough crude gum to pay for cups. Order samples now: and convince yourselves that we have the money making cup. IT WILL PAY TO DECIDE FOR NEXT SEASON OPERATORS TURPENTINE CUP COMPANY, P. 0. BOX 258. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
NEW 1 W.K.W LLSON ORLEANS Established 1881 COPPER JOSEPH WORKS, W ALLBITLIOH TURPENTINE STILLS A SPECIALTY. : Office and Turpentine Distillers: WE ear io Works: ————— AT we ha ve, Secured our patent on 1mproved Collar and Stationary Cap, whereby 14 to 2 gallons of turpentine is saved at every charge, and making at least two grades higher 11-82 Rosin, as still can be skimmed at any time while in operation, as vapor that was formerly wasted goes through Cap and worm and is condensed into turpen- TOHOUPITONLAS tine. Wehavealso askimming receiver,which is uged for cleaning and melting all gum adhering to chips. The gum thus saved from refuse matter is returned to gw wison still, adding materially to your profit. Should you 3 & C onlemplae hal ga ‘change in your ole Sef or in- stalling a new outfit, we will guarantee to give you re-. NEW ORLEANS i WALLBILLICH sults as above stated. Write us for prices and save money. - IMPROVED STILL / We refer you to the following operators whq are PATENTED JUNE 16TH 09. _/ using ourimprovement: : Jordan River Turp Co., Kiln, Miss.; Bay Turp’ LOUISIANA Co., Elizabeth, La.; Hillsdale Turp Co., Hillsdale, Miss. : Carr’ Bros., Hattiesburg, 1 Miss, , 4 stills. Wolf River Co., Gulfport, Miss.; Pools Bluff Top Co., Rio, La.; Jones & Picket, Board of Trade Bldg., New Orleans, La.;: Western Naval Stores Co., Aldridge, Texas; H. E . Smith, Pica une, Miss.; W. B. Young Turp Co., "McHenry, Miss. 2! stills; Union N. 8. Co., New Orleans, La.; Independent N. Ye Reeves, La., 4 stills: Poitevent & Favre, Fiorenville, La; Ellen Dee Turp Co., MeHenrys Miss., 3 stills; Lyon Fo Co., Biloxi, Miss. 4 stills. . - ag
6 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STUREDS REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. Exports Spirits Turpentine from United States, Ten Years-1911-12 to 1902-3 To United Kingdom, in Gallons Month 2 1911-12 1910-11 ~~ 1909-10 1¢u8-9 1907 8 1906-7 1906-6 1904-5 1903-4 1902 3 April... - 671,698 138,477 10.305 = 438.736 115,608 oh Ll Voi 434,470 196,681 186,128 May...... 367,467 233,991 328,044 596,171 193,299 584,606 479,627 233,634 60,315 63,292 June ..... 728,166 716,857 84,789 1,226,628 875,133 791,866 836,749 717,098 796,087 1,480,166 July wren eee 1,009,193 1,407,006 1,771,183 1,187,998 424,806 1,962,376 1,436,396 973,769 269,934 August...... 786,007 576,961 927,319 1,207,403 1,147,426 175,886 642,266 968,890 1,767,874 September ...... 402,244 314,072 1,307,862 690,086 443,619 606,663 829,690 773,211 646,257 October ...... 284 434 177,001 169,062 809,574 1,006,021 779,198 383,563 711,434 498,240 November ...... 1,027,628 559.845 542,820 588,126 272,692 370,936 662,234 661,638 1,295,769 December... 182,014: 578,40% « -164,182 511,8%9 438,971 508,392 419,320. 1,659,666 1,631,779 January ...... 5. 338,246 882,600 - 794,791 450,630 567,268 330,909 746,127 228,850 318,240 Bohrnary. ol... ii im 130,225 = 71,992 10,877 459,738 512,202 nan 116,462 38,200 March ...... ce 1.293 8,488 818,644 55,114 5,150 26,690 448,851 35.250 erect
Totals... "...... 5,160,079 5,256,609 8.324.180 6,145,211 1,141,949 6,683,617 6 942,607 7,181,173 8,170,829 + To Belgium and Netherlands, in Gallons is : Month 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1903=9 1907-8 1906-7 1906-6 1904-5 1903-4 1902-38 April... a 67,740 = 301,970 10.643 871,906 379,574 359,603 146,634 469,452 286,812 90,447 May...... 300,492 495,804 497,767 306,868 190,439 32,803 782,081 839,171 23,706 51,618 June ...... 421,689 326,331 334,361 ~~ 822.851 363.469 629,397 118,724 803,637 607,698 267,210 July .... oi ER 292,129 1,069,707 393,439 ~~ 278,902 730,958 569,406 « 244.794 576,188 819,217 August ...... 360,583 448,665 810,224 668,460 139,356 166,796 760 147 498,387 858,490 September ...... 339,985 367,223 297,911 162,127 605,904 411,143 455,636 265,466 768,201 October ...... ccooanenceeee. 409,122 252,666 369,690 605,191 14%,952 264,276 767,679 80,914 210,001 November ...... 106,060 397,107 648,663 368,666 102,299 144,061 33.993 133,696 349,726 December...... AEH 360,838 288,180 422,892 512,494 991,629 633,021 380,077 100,372 58,659 January ...... 344,485 292,499 190.820 502,231 117,679 214,709 426,606 168,879 241,150 February.. ccccoccoeene. 689.810 27,087 198,995 180,400 143,426 425,626 72,695 5,130 372,444 March... 17.669 218,989 110.232 40,852 1,675 44,648 13488 ane. 8,713
Totals...... 4,084,182 4,199,673 4,944.490 4,242,805 4.003,681 3,899,973 5,247,118 2.597.231 38,585,771 To Germany, in Gallons Month 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-9 1907-8 1906-7 1905-6 1904-5 1903-4 1902-3 April ...... 160,806 103,300 38,480 274,226 265,200 7,639 30,600 119.850... 5 114,034 0 Le 101,370 308,436 297,829 444217 859,226 169.071 194,996 100 401 33,283 68,436 ‘JUNG ...cooernm - 177,146 365,794 b65,774 234,664 154,015 83,b82 362,283 540,670 104,000 331,672 July... ce 384,158 234.364 328,748 270,862 896,880 82,618 264,225 868,116 180,412 August... .L...... 301,478 143.290 184,119 474,151 410,448 180,599 218,750 51,866 578,487 September ...... 83,704 369,114 318,441 399,638 - 455,036 620,028 236,460 226,960 566,981 Oe¢tober...... --.....s econ 234,126 106,719 501,768 278,299 384,576 200,000 480,950 257,816 91.644 November ...... 169,992 345,191 337,866 327,682 103,712 643,708 148,104 179,010 110,168 December ...... 38,962 177,762 40,217 159,480 61,206 139,164 81.864: ....c0i ir siinb January .... PILE 5,089 7,806 333,036 499,266 337,322 12907: 2... 132,600 54,607 February...... os 122,893 225,180 151.191 195,240 71,032 b, 116 214,621 220,182 15,838 March ...... i 6,613 231,686 50,836 104.302...... 5 ie 145,082 8,096 66,256 ......
Totals...... 2,124.54 2,732,203 3,199.332 3.487,411 2.481.103 2 916,900 2,414,191 1 638.6569 2,112,214 : To All Other Europe, in Gallon Month 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-9 1907-8 1906-7 1905-6 1904-5 1903-4 1902 3 Spril AL DEY 8,000 25500-10180 15,223 7,790 23,620 510 18,475 May ...2.. 0.0 ll. 25,008 5,220 10,000 92.250 12.149 8b 48,429 58.058 31,047 June 2 53,779 25,722 45,662 47.977 20,600 8,066 50,000 145,283 1.000 July, ...covirer ousvs BE Aer Rites Bos ert a aa eas Se a 20,425 21,176 50,426 7.660 5,000 124,284 ATURE co re tists res sivasan cantons, = rogseaghugorge’ 45.900 10,000 41,619 16,000 11,025 85,236 14,460 Saptember...... | coerrcers oes 34,560 12,887 90,926 23,973 3,967 48.469 43,368 38,040 October... oe wooo. 1,032 9794 15,000 5,000 29,859 2,635 26,966 10.000 42.839 November ...... 22,500 5,000 15,628 198,520 5,192 10,000 17.160 32,5600 17,200 December ...... 12,937 30,990 62,020 19,686 316 65.960 25.272 47.306 £9,691 January .... cc... F200: lays 17,820 24,567 5,000 8,118 41.819 11,0C0 February... oot 2 WC Shontiet .. 5,000 20 can 66,103 11,548 15,871 vinnie March ...... 132 15,200 10,372 31,300 40,762 15,718 oii. ir 14,189 12,275
Modal... die. ies 131,128 169,976 245,478 540,650 215,668 249,753 311.368 106,871 400,804 Total Foreign Exports, in Gallons, Including Everything Shipped Outside of United States Month 1911-12 1910-11 1809-10 19G8-9 1907-8 1906-7 1906-6 1904-6 1903-4 1902-3 April ...... 1,101,317 784,493 291.025 1,472,929 946,379 582,202 374,710 1,186,598 514,088 HEH, 815 May ----ceeeeees 1,265,762 1,311,339 = 1,366.726 1,593,271 974,760 1,067,982 1,647,678 1,437.780 198,782 260,144 June...... x- 1,931,539 1,732,143 1,950.711 2,588,608 1.741,267 1,963,607 1,434,289 2,378,419 1,838,000 2,223,253 July c.icieu Joo arth ions sons 2.079,87+ 8,002,960 2,724,106 2,115,766 1,927,208 2,816,660 1,283.998 2,181,803 1,651,015 August 1,690.481 1,359 558 2,248,714 2,747,190 1,963,184 798,884 1,820,041 1,734,158 2,906,458 September ...... 1,051,723 1,338,686 2,258,844 1,626,769 1,749,942 1,796,484 1.816.181 1 474,146 2.154.565 Qctober 1,173,315 801,317 1,226 661 1,618,74¢ 1,821,504 1,371,867 1,833,449 1,480,261 1,002,897 November ...... 1,577,808 1,490,256 1,722,127 1,758,663 761,813 1,312,404 1,002,600 1,851,068 1,932,183 December ...... 832,212 1,239,072 901,880 1,409.085 1,646,661 1,565,595 1,178,477 1,998,629 1,794,536 JANUATLY ... coven. oiuns 924,165 903,862 1,501,869 1.687.534 1,222,406 1,067,921 1,576,910 700,292 820,253 February.. -...... 1,058,295 515,656 574,820 539.727 144,711 1,244,469 433,383 487,677 531.36 Mareh ..... 238,259 699,616 735.814 470,038 266,142 418,318 690,343 298.188 118,174
Totals...... 14,347,107 14.959,143 19,649,633 17.535,868 15,097,260 15,834,129 1€ 438,179 14,752,186 15,950,439
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ree) Exports of Rosin from United States for Ten Years--I0ll-12 to 1902.3. To United Kingdom, barrels, 280 Ibs Month. 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-9 1907-% 1906-7 1905-6 1904 6 1908 4 1902-3
SP April... 45,914 18,927 13,467 1 452 30,184 9,610 20,614 44,818 79,243 66,387
WS "May... 17,728 32,622 21,123 : 27,108 11,278 26.291 41,347 34,914 60,316 63,222
CT June ...... 23,790 03,122 08,127 56,719 85,475 67,923 46,377 £4,452 60,748 67,642 = nly...... - ae 69,604 52,340 33,163 106,681 44,190 66,969 84,477 82,948 69,236 AUTUSE...... rien 39,009 30,1656 27,765 31,667 79,686 33,676 b8,464 74,649 62,613 September...... 16,316 34,514 66,142 42.793 26,070 38,100 67,276 98,471 42,869 Detober ...... oil 23,784 26,292 18,636 * 41,534 7,773 42,001 34,623 46,641 41,034 November...... 61,942 87,947 37,628 59,081 61,634 43,877 49,711 7,107 96,736 December...... 40,838 38,6567 49,164 86,879 92,128 63,471 37,978 61,466 64,466 January i. iol... 47,694 30,942 75,438 50,824 44,192 70,816 61,014 53,506 42,769 February ..... cv... 8,376 21,976 12,016 52,321 39,980 68,146 17,318 28,351 21,326 March ...... ies aus 5,485 41,814 34,378 45,117 29,644 15,710 49,428 39,016 85,946
Total... i. 417,709 457,864 440,003 643,824 598,921 550,992 459,372 756,449 678,183 To Belgium and Netherlands ,bbls, 280 Ibs Month 1911-12 1910 11 1909-10 1908-9 1907-8 1906-7 1905-6 1904-6 1903-4 1902-3 April... 3,029 51,031 1,066 41,798 10,846 6,838 39,067 29,334 16,709 63,015 May ...... - 16,365 24,600 16,403 20.224 9,664 6,870 10,6832 21,449 23,706 b1,p13 June...... onees 9,656 21,920 17,015 29.605 61,882 16,978 80 28,782 36,866 63,673 July... . =. Ll 3,881 43,b14 23,181 14,856 22,106 23,038 39,762 206,646 19,647 Ragnst nn 24.297 23826 33.532 41,307 11,430 24,804 29,630 43,036 47,263 September...... 15,911 25,126 47,994 15,273 56,631 16,463 39,902 45,323 10,818 @ctober...... en 11,421 36,366 25,208 45,772 +10,929 32,828 66,484 37,131 64,408 November ...... 15,604 33,922 b0,5687 18,468 28,736 p4.214 11,364 3,991 60,020 December ...... 29.979 21,308 34,428 50,986 34,430 248,494 23,498 37,077 13,326 January... boii 24,706 40,862 19,649 30,395 46,708 44,833 64,866 60,739 24,192 February .. coe 8,835 26,437 28.300 39,770 16,069 29,484 7,670 9,849 25,268 Moreh...... - 5,255 14,486 10,194 8,374 16,678 28,084 2,233 10,192 32,121
Fobtaloui win 247,369 299,829 op ,700 a7, 072 274,002 562,001 353.963 360,264 465,264 0 Germany, Barre , 280 Ibs Month 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-9 1907--8 1906-7 1906-6 1904-5 1903-4 1902-3 ApTil...nn. -“ Ot Amy 35,314 39,012 52,756 85,695 41,581 30,949 42,912 40,568 37,864 May... 47,826 59.903 8,059 57,610 68,873 51,697 32,268 15,561 33,283 68,434 June...... 37,848 380,383 93,608 68,227 43,199 21,419 46,380 39,694 £1,564 , 49,632 July... a. 76,321 56,452 58,430 54,432 33.336 37,622 123,248 100,236 34,874 AUZURE...iv. renin $1,624 67,796 91,308 107,726 86,308 109,473 98,098 78,83¢ | 34,921 September...... 42,521 85,271 80,989 88,697 129,990 89,682 68,374 160, 157 + 96,468 Geilobar ...... 71,800 8,508 97,600 52,680 87,312 59,598 54,995 82, 756 , 38,664 November. naw 115,308 80,241 60,685 72,386 21,128 126.962 47,609 56,763 42.841 December .. cocoa 78,352 30,262 26.835 43 786 43,079 22,123 38,478 15,407 189.171 January.’...} ...... 35,584 7,769 68,726 129,510 99,770 44.716 10,246 34,762 | 54,052 February. ... oom 86,428 70,889 19,390 91,596 62,220 31,683 77,491 172.185 7 40,916 March ...... cor 33,370 74,456 16,679 20,687 41,229 60,715 57,662 49,062 [60,920
Nota] oo 726,408 822.808 699,235 808,916 728,964 691,970 664.168 866.407 598,746 Ie All Qihier Eurobe: barrels, 280 Ibs. h 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 - -8 1906-7 1905-6 1904-6 1903-4 1902-3 Yar ane sts 77,800 43,727 53,392 29,486 114,095 39,006 12.140 21,687 36,848 30,142 BY nici 12,290 9,278 5,104 17,636 15,121 36,580 2,864 13,901 72,102 40,729 Judo... 34,147 10,456 16,650 31,234 5.451 18,080 17,430 20,477 14,044 9,682 July ...... a inal visas: 31,293 1,132 18,390 15,802 4,260 17,693 21,186 b,5613 61,812 Aurnst...... 17.037 10,648 31,855 18,674 18,306 12,376 60,495 11,046 36,362 September...... 29,920 53,7658 23,785 36,624 26,177 23,491 14,773 27,494 17,386 OCtobor rien 36,607 9,879 30,185 25,021 34.468 28,827 22,267 34,480 16,442 November...... 9.534 13,136 26.515 23,498 283,367 3,086 22,836 13,328 6,415 December ...... 43,719 3,189 29,356 47,320 13,154 17,218 28,936 25,299 48,701 January... ones 17.189 39.862 8,300 30,700 44,476 38.961 22,518 17,124 7,148 February 40,744 ~~ 3,203 2,206 12468 14174 11,999 17,367 38,184 42,664 March ...... = 7,251 21,714 11 528 35.021 39,101 37,939 62,922 33,687 51,949
otal. Edi 296,756 231,667 264.925 379,795 309,089 224,013 319,363 328.149 368,222 Total Exports, Barrels, 280 ibs, Everything Shipped Outside United States, Including Tar and Pitch Month 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-9 1907- 1906-7 1905-6 1904-6 1903-4 1902-3 April ...... 215,012 190,118 145,648 185,471 223,152 141,907 150,495 172,966 196,681 186,128 May. -.—-....-- 137,017 184,983 79.670 152.098 134.521 169,963 119.870 124,628 198,822 260,144 June ...... 157,276 159,276 222,664 216,692 224,851 158,440 187,328 1R5,433 178,269 310,088 JUY eer cries een 226,650 197,649 167,258 244,896 134,836 183.719 295,332 306,580 187,193 Augustb....cccc. een 191,341 179,011 232,820 245,913 257,018 221,254 260,407 228,632 239,156 September... oo... 185,681 236,185 271,129 237,964 267,819 222,940 256,178 333,850 238,032 Qectober...... cirri. 201,068 114,518 214,269 214.868 246,447 199,959 191,766 209,823 276,766 November... cu. 242.941 266,106 223,246 219,855 212,248 294,456 191,824 184,860 231,543 December .. een 274,471 156,424 218,034 286,726 243,656 208,760 186,707 210,457 202,066 January... Sil... - 182,659 148,584 2)2,323 286,628 287,462 293,087 198,888 192,471 170,966 FobhIualy .... weommeoser 176,065 163,728 86,392 261,409 171,889 190,489 165,466 806,090 189,632 Mareh -...... een 91,700 189,361 128,634 197,287 418,318 192,091 209,412 171,648 204,433
Fetal oii 2,258,242 2,099,348 2,298,366 2,777,070 2,709,902 2,412,483 2,427,896 2,718,085 2,690,086
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The Weekly Naval Stores Review Wa nt Department. |
RATES. ws 2 Ay. Je J.A.CRANFORD, 2 J.J.HAYMANS, J.J. PHILLIPS, H. W.CLARK AN (Cash Must Accompany Order. SZ President Vice-President Vice-President Sec’y & Treas. 2 Ng Lme—— DIRECTORS me J A. Cranford J.J. Haymans H. L. Anderson J.J. Phillips Benj.Drew POSITIONS WANTED. M.W. Ulmer T.B. Handley I. I. Moody E. E. Edge J.C. Getzen C.Johnson H.W. Clark Oneslnsertion...... oma. 50 cts. Four Insertions... oii. hi oa $1.25, HELP WANTED. OPERATORS NAVAL STORES COMPANY One Insertion...... 0 be vm 50 cts.
Boul INSErtions ...c.....rase.oeeene 31.25. PE TURPT. FARMS FOR SALE. FACTORS AND One Tusertion ...... nov... $1.00. Four Insertions evecare $2.25. COMMISSION MERCHANTS TURPT. FARMS WANTED. One Insertion...... dem isin... ..$ 1:00 Strictly an Operators Company. No Stock sold to any one Pour Insertions ..000.0L $2.25. except Turpentine Operators TURPENTINE CUPS WANTED OFFICE: ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING OR FOR SALE. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA One Insertion...... sis ites: 75 cts. Four Insertions ...... il... $1.75 Receive Consignments at Jacksonville and Fernandina, Florida and Savannah, Georgia Reaching an army of producers and turpentine workers every week, the dy ....WE INVITE YOUR CORRESPONDENCE .... 47 ‘results from an advertisement in the Weekly Naval Stores Review are sure and quick. ' Positions Wanted. Business Opportunities Business Chance.—Turpentine propo-
sition for sale at a bargain. For full Please Mention the Paper Position Wanted and complete information and reason for selling, address, will oblige us when Our readers Position wanted with a good turpen- Capital Heights Co., writing to parties advertising in our tine man as woodsman or manager; 134 Tallahassee, Fla, paper if they will state that they saw can furnish good references; eight years’ An the advertisement in the Weekly Naval experience. Address, Woodsman, trouble Turpentine Proposition Wanted Stores Review. This is a little 264 Botts, Fla. nothing, but helps us and “is A large proposition and costs wanted direct information wanted by the advertiser. from owner. Address, ; W. a ~~ WANTED J. Willingham, 204 Parties desiring to buy or sell turpen- Jacksonville, Fla. The best medium for advertising tine places, or tracks of timber for tur- A A A A A A A A A A A AA A AA A AAA AAA AA AAs Wanted,’ ‘ Distiller pentine and saw mill locations, write “Woodsman me, and state what you want to buy or Turpentine Place For Sale Wanted,” “Situation Wanted as Woods- have to sell. Address, I.. V. Pringle, Good turpentine place forsale: will make 500 bbls. spirits this year and or Distiller,”” ‘Turpentine Farms 124 Biloxi, Miss. can man make 700 bbls. next year; plenty of for Sale,” ‘Turpentine Tools,” ete., is timber accessible to place; two miles from railroad; reason for selling, WANTED have the SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES more business than can look after; for Stiller—October Ist. schedule, address, REVIEW. Try it and be convinced. It D. R. Lewis Naval Stores Co., 268 Lock Box 203, Boston, Ga. is in a position to supply your wants. 264 Cortelyou, Ala.
44+ EE HEE WANTED FOR SALE Man to take charge of large estab- Turpentine and Saw Mill Proposition We Now Do Job Printing! lished naval stores business; must be thoroughly conversant with both buy- An excellent turpentine and saw mill When you are in need of Letter Heads, ing and selling. Reply P. O. Box 841 location; 10 crops virgin cups; 15 million New York, giving experience and refer- feet pine stumpage, and other timber Note Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes, ences. to be had; fully equipped with still —~— houses, teams, etc.; plenty of labor; Commissary Checks, or anything in located on banks of river; cheap water the printing line, kindly bear us in FOR SALE transportation to Mobile, Ala., level country; good hauling: a more conve- mind. Prices and samples submitted. Fifteen hundred aeres of saw mill nient place cannot be had. timber. Address, If interested, write to S. B. Girardeau, H. A. W,, 817 Broad St., +4444 E E444 262 (Claxton, Ga, 194 Selma, Ala.
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EF iit 17 J. W. MOLT EP resident. : # ei: 4 3 : 1, ol | W. W. WILDER, : * O/B. PARKER, Pad wl 3% JAMES MENATT Vice- President. Vice- President. Vice-President. R G. GAILL ARD, Secretary & Treasurer. + J - HENRY HENKEN, AsttiSearaiy Siligastrer. DIRECTORS. - / . J. W. MorTg i W. WILDER, C. B. PARKER, JAMES McN ATT. H. J. PEAGLER, Savannah, Savannah, Ga. : McRae, Ga. Ailey, Ga. Homerville, Ga. PRODUCERS NAVAL STORES (G0. Naval Stores Factors ~~» Wholesale Grocers, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Our grocery department is located on the tracks of the Cental Railroad, whore ] ] we carry a complete line of Groceries, Grain, Hay, Hoop Iron, Glut; Baiting, etc. #7 We are agents for the original BLOUNT PATENT DIP BARREL RIM AND HEAD, conceded to be the best. Also agents for the GILSON GASOLINE ENGINE AND PUMPING OUTFIT, which no up-to-date turpentine producer should be without. WE SObLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
operator Well Pleased With | Lsondon Spirits Turpentine Market. These Cups
“Odum, Ga., Feb. 15, 1911. Furnished by Moore & Hole,Billiter House,Billiter St., London, Eug. Byrd Turpeatine Cup Co., Biloxi, Miss, - ; London, Eng., Aug. 12, 1911, TTR an Dear Sirs:—-In 1910 I hung two My = 101] 1910 1909 crops of your No 29 gauge plain Gar- VANIZED G UTTERLESS Cups and was with them that Iam} _ Reet American 18,328 13,394 30,185 so well pleased 824 1,718 hanging four more crops of the same Stock in London.barrels Frevch...... 357 198 cups this season. They are far supertor| : Spain... 305 913-5 to the other cups I am using, both in | Landing in i BOF omanamss inti iosens weitstss 4-450 4,770 saving turpentine and being LESS EX- = HE i move up. If they 29s Afloat to i 8 rermassnnes siosssmmg anes 4,600 3,250 1,050 23.590 99.931 37.921 properly hung under a 2008 SNAUE | Pofaly BAPPOLS..... meen =O, pe s streak they are a big success. I ex- 5 ; perienced some trouble with them | PTice In LONAON. iis 38-41 50-3 37-3 ‘last spring in getting them hung Delivered in London, week . 1,621 1,435 wrong, of which your Mr. L. D. Byrd ending Aug. 12, 1911, barrels...... 590 I thought the cups were Be ts Dut on ioe found | Delivered in London, Jan 1to Aug. 12 41,914 45,015 54,799 that I had not cut a shade streak and a that the turpentine was running down the cup. I have had no behind asta nny sum. hey aroaisos creat WHEN ANSWEPING Advertisements Please saver of timber. weommenn Yours truly, SY JOU SAW the advertisement in-the wens ona sos over onal Weekly Naval Stores Review. producer should read the Review.
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COURSE OF THE SPIRITS TURPENTINE MARKET AT SAVANNAH FOR ELEVEN YEARS
(Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade.)
1911 12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-09 1807-08 1806-07 1906-06 1804-06 1903-04 1902-08 190102 April L..$l 02 80% 373% ND 673 65% b7 ND ND 4b 34 Aprll 3. ND 60}2 36 50 66.664 66 60 53 60 42% 334 April 8.. ND. 60 601s 364364 48 674 66 b8 644 494 423 323 April 15 .. 7215 58% B69 393 39% 46 673 64 633 b4 bai 47 43 33 April 22... 99 37 42% 43 863% 64} BT 534 4b 42% 48 311% April 29... 74 ND 364 44 843 63 56% 3 bb 4b 43 324 May 6..63.64 59% 60 37 37% 42} 634 59 80 bd} 47% 4b 32 May 13...65 61} 613 37% 423 80% 69% 663 64} 47% 4b 31} May 20..59 603 374 38 423 803% 67% 724 53% 49 463 32 Mav 27... 56}. 4 58 39 29) 403 59 67% 79 b4 453% 45% 3214 June 3.534.541 bb} 37488 41 57 YE 60 624% 48 473 313 June 10...51.513 56% 57 403 39 394 573 57% 683% 523 46% 483 334 June 17... 52 bls 39% 404 40 571 3 B74 60 3} 523% 47% A473 341, June 24.53.53 59.59} 433 41 39 57% 57% 57% 563 56 HB 47% 15% 338% July 1... 50.51 61s 62 43% 44 393 40 57% 67% 59 624 47% 454 34% July 8.51.51; 64 46 383 56% BT 67} 523% 48 443 34 July 15. 493 66156634 453 381384 56 68% 67 B83 633 49} 44 34 July 22.5151 68% 46% 47 37337% 65% R73 663 63% 50 } 43) 33 July, 29.. 49} 68} 48} 37337% 553 60 58% 524 49% 43% 33% Aug 5.491 497 68% 493 49% 35336 57 69% 803 533 52 443 38% Aug 12.51.51 695.69} 50} 35% 56} 59% 80 bd} 52 44} 34} Aug 19... 53; 38% 533 36336 563 % 813 80 64} 56 } 444 34 Aug 26..51}1.51F 70 563 363 54 61 81 52% 54 45 33% Sept. 2...... w 71.71% 56% 33 52 813 624 633% 623 54% 44 34} Sept: 9... cone.ens 71% 563 36 36} 60 50} 60§ 61- 62 52 563 46 34x Sept 16...... 74% 75 563 353 51 51% 63% 64 523 LY 46% 33% Sept 25... cocoon 78%.-T4 583 353 51 613 66 52% 55 474 33% Sept 30...... cceseme 7214 59% 35} 52 66 674% 523 57 50 341 Oet: 7. ....- 7614 59 35 51 663 69% 52 353 514 36 Oct. 14L. ion 74}..7T1)% b7} HT4 37} 513 3 863 673 52} 563 523 384 Oct 2... 75% 58 36 361 | 51} 68 68% 513 55% 49 353 Oet® 28...... T71.77% ND 36} 49 493 661 693 50% 58 52 85 Nov 4...... 7614 56) bby 38% 43% 66% 66 67 50 564 50 35} Nov 11...... - 77 bb 38% 43145} 673 3 60 50 56 51 25 Nov 18...... - 6% ND 393 433 67} 60, 483 58 5014 3 Nov: 25...... r 75 hil 393 45 } 66} 62 463% 56 51 £5] Dee: 2...... 75 53} 39 45 67% 3 61 473 56 50% £53 Dee 9...... - 74% 55} 39 443 664 641 66 483 56} 51% gis Dee 16... Big 531 63% 37% 42 663 64 50} 561 52 3632 Dec. 23... on... 70)5.703 533 M4 H'D 404 673 § 66 493 56% 52% 361 Pee 30...... r 3 56 H'D'Y 423 67 ND 503} R73 54 374 Jan Bivens 79% 59 41} 51 691 64 523 83] 56% 38} Jan. 13...... 82 ND 40% 54 693 65 513% 85 583 41
Jan: 20...... w 821. 8214 801% 4) 41} 513 70 654% 62} 82 81 43 — Jan: 210...... nm 84 ND 413 hl 71 654 513 62 63% 42 Feb 3... 86 5914 39% 52 713 85 523 84 65 423 Feb 10...... 871..88 5934 403 ND 713 59 52 ND 8k 42 Feb 17...... crn 87% 59 41 474 713 69 49 ND 65 42 Feb 21... 874% 5914 39 503 72 69 Bl 59 85 41 Mech 3... 88% 80 373 48 723 70 513 R/O 85 43 Meh 10...... 92 801% 381 50 743 89 523 AR 85 45 Meh 17...... $1.00..1.01 60% 384% 52 743 69% h33 KR RK 49 Meh 23... 1.07 60 . 37 b7 70 66 5Y ND ND &53 Meh 31... 1.02 593 59% 37 ND 69 663 b7 ND ND 45 High and L.ow Prices for Turpentine for Eleven Years. | 1910-11 1909-10 1908-09 1907-08 1906-07 1905-08 1904-05 1908-04 1902-03 1001-02 1800-01 H. L. H. L, H L wilh oH Tn BEL STH, LL, H.iL,,. Hl, Hel. HL. | $1 0755} 603 853 504 86 69 40 743 563 79 58 57 464 +65 456 65 42 53 81 533 34 ~ Highest and Lowest Turpentine Posted on the Savannah Board of Trade. | Highest, March 25, 1911. at $1.07 gallon, or $53.50 cask. Lowest, Sept. 4, 1896, at 22 ts, gallon, or $11.00 cask
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D. C. ASHLEY, i H. WEIBERT, . J.M. ASHLEY, President. Vice-President, Vice-President. B. W. BLOUNT, 5. H. BERG, Vice-President. Secretary and Treas. ET PENINSULAR NAVAL STORES 0 1
— CAPITAL $ r1000.000.00.
NAVAL STORES FACTORS, hol hSalb GROCERS
and dealers in Turpentine Operators’ Supplies of HEvery Description.
nem eee RECEIVING. POINTS Jacksonville, Fernandina, Port Tampa, Florida and Savannah, Georgia.
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The trade in a jobbing and wholesale There has been a further improve- Published every Saturday afternoon way continues good. The dealers from ment noted in the demand for the dif- at Savannah, Ga. different sections report the midsum- ferent paint materials with the advance SUBSCRIPTION, Per Annum, $5.00 mer business is fully up to the average. ‘of the month and the aggregate of sales, as compared with that of the Stocks are not as large as is sometimes
Established 1890, by the case at this season of the year. This preceding week, shows a gratifying increase. Thomas Gamble, Jr., Editor & Prop’r. will require liberal buying during the winter for January or spring deliveries.
F2F~Address all communications and make all checks, drafts. money orders. evc., pay- Every turpentine operator should We solicit for publication news of abie to receive THE REVIEW during thisseason, interest to operators in any section of NAVAL STORES REVIEW, because by consulting its columns he P. 0. Box 82, Savannah, Ga. will be able to keep himself posted. the turpentine belt.
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St. Julian and Whitaker Streets. of DIRECTORS. Entrance on Whitaker Street. HOWARD ASHBURN, Moultrie, ca 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. How The Pine Beetle SOUTHERN STATES
Destroys The Trees dissed elrlechoheoli NAVAL STORES COMPANY Washington, D. C.—Specific advice and recommendations on some of the SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. most economical and effectual methods of protecting living pine trees from the ~ Factors and Commission Merchants.
of the Southern pine depredations aires beetle can be had by addressing the DEALERS IN GENERAL SUPPLIES, States Department of Agricul- United
ture, Bureau of Entomology at Wash- LIBERAL ADVANCES. fepssfedpas ington, VD. C., or the Forest Field Consignments Solicited. Highest Prices Obtained. Station 7, Spartanburg, 8. C. This insect destroyed a large per- CORRESPONR WITH US. :
dese centage of the pine of Virginia and
now causing the death of patches of timber in the South Atlantic and Gulf ppdodedo de ted dodode bode te do dole dente do de te oo do dole nr States from Virginia to Texas. Tt is the most destructive insect enemy of ATTENTION the living pine of the Southern States, and all farmers, forest owners, lumber- men and mill owners, should collective- Naval Stores Men! TRT ly and individually actively enter into Solos a campaign against it.’ do Write us for circulars concerning Its destructive work is indicated by the fading greenish brown and reddish de brown foliage of patches of dying young: Our Pumping Machinery or old trees and careful examination mr should show galleries in the bark of the dodo SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR middle and upper portion of the trunk of dying trees and marks on the surface TURPENTINE
of the wood, which positively identify §
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Lede DISTILLERIES. this insect as the cause of the trouble. It is recommended by the Depart- ment that the infected bark of the NO PLANT COMPLETE WITHOUT OUR dying trees be burned during the months of November, December, KFeb- PUMPING OUTHT. ruary, March and April. Over 1,000 in use throughout South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. $50 Reward Ee HEADQUARTERS FOR
The above reward will be paid for the Boilers, Engines, Sawmills and SAT arrest and delivery to the Sheriff of Tallapoosa county, Alabama, of one, High Grade Machinery. SY 1. Pierce; white; about 5 feet 9 or 10 SAVE MONEY BY DEALING DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS. inches in height; slender; sallow skin; TRTTPTTTRT about 37 or 38 years old; occupation, SCHOFIELD’S IRON WORKS, turpentine distiller and woodsman. Macon, Ga.
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Ep and unbusinesslike way and the new Relation of Light Chipping to the and proper way. THE OLD WAY. I often think of the many hundreds of thousands of acres of fine virgin yel- Commercial Yield of Naval Stores pine timber that have been destroyed by the improper method of turpentining The Forest Service of theUnited States) comes for lumbering, this will be fol- Eighteen or twenty years ago, back Department of Agriculture has just lowed by reproduction, which will grow in South Carolina, I have seen the published a monograph of the ‘relation up while operations are being conduct- operator come along and lease timber of light chipping to the commercial ed on other areas. for one hundred dollars per crop for yield of naval stores.” This publica- “If this plan works out as expected, two or three years’ lease, and the farm- tion is prepared by Charles H. Herty, the Choctawhatchee National Forest er that owned the timber felt as if he Ph. D., professor of chemistry of the will be continuously yielding turpen- had found that much money. The University of North Carolina, and is tine, continuously producing lumber operator would get up a bunch of intended to cover a series of experiments and continuously renewing itself. negroes with their box axes and they with the results thereof in turpentining ‘Such management of a pine forest, would commence to slaughter the tim- in the Southern field, the object being however, may require some readjust- ber by cutting holes into it called to ascertain the best methods of treat- ment of the views of the owner. Aft boxes; the inspector would have a gauge ing trees to bring about the best possi- present he counts on a considerably stick in his hand calling out the speci- ble results, and at the same time secure larger number of crops from a given tract cations, viz.: 12 inches across the face, not only a large yield of turpentine, of timber than can be obtained by the 314 inches in the back and 7 inches in but preservation of the timber. The management indicated as most profit- the stump, not saying anything about conclusions set forth in this monograph able in the long run. Inasmuch as no how many to put into a tree and con- as to the final results of the experiments trees under ten inches. in diameter sequently they would put from one to are as follows: — : were turpentined and not over two cups five in a tree, and in some instances as “Taken as a whole, the chipping ex- were put on any tree, while only many as six, with sometimes the corners periments appear to demonstrate con- one cup was put on trees between not more than two or three inches apart. clusively that if turpentine operators sixteen and ten inches in diameter, it The trees would begin to fall and when will adopt the methods which have is evident why a larger area is required chipping season came on they would now been proved to be practicable they for a crop. To set over against this commence hitting the trees with their will (1) substantially increase the yield smaller number of crops to a given hacks and they would commence to die per crop of erude turpentine in a four- tract, however, the owner would have and fall down from every little wind year period; (2) make possible the in- the following gains: — that came, and at the end of three definite prolongation of the turpenti- “First.—As it becomes demonstrated years from forty. to sixty per cent. would be dead or blown down and the fire ning period; and (3) cause far less that a materially increased . annual sacrifice of merchantable timber. output per crop can be obtained under would come along and kill the rest. I have seen thousands of acres that were “The results of these studies taken a method which combines cupping, in combination with the results already light chipping and light cupping (that never saw milled at all, not enough demonstrated as following the substi- is, restricting the operations to timber timber left for the mill man. THE NEW AND PROPER WAY. tution of the cup for the box point over twelve inches in diameter, and toward a revolutionary change in the closely limiting the number of cups When the cup and gutter system turpentine industry. Fully realized, per tree), a larger annual rental per was. invented it was a great improve- this change is nothing less than a pros- crop will naturally be obtainable. ment over the old way where it was pect of being able to turpentine a given ‘“‘Second.—By prolonging the period properly used, but I am sorry to say tract permanently, just as a sugar or- during which a crop can be worked that there are still some operators chard may be permanently worked for there can be secured the equivalent of butchering up the timber by putting an annual output of sugar. This does a rental for a longer period. too many cups to the tree and cupping not mean, of course, that the same “Third.—By exempting the younger trees too small, destroying all of the small timber. Any practical turpen- trees will be turpentined forever, or trees from turpentining until they have that turpentining will be an alterna- reached a size at which they can be tine man knows that a tree under tive to lumbering. What it means is worked, a further prolongation of the twelve inches in diameter is not profit- that the period of turpentining each working period will be secured. able to the turpentine man. I look at crop of trees can be so prolonged that “In short, it may now be regarded it in this way: Suppose you put a cup on a tree twenty-four inches in diameter with a proper system of forest manage- as established that, instead of being a ment a given tract can be turpentined self-destroying industry, bound to dis- and one on a tree ten inches in diameter continuously, younger trees growing appear from the South before many and put four streaks on them both up while the older crops of trees are years because of the exhaustion of the with the hack, ordinarily the cup on
INET being turpentined, and the latter are the large tree will be full of crude and eA timber available for turpentining, the
finally removed by lumbering to make the small only be from one-third to PESRETE
A naval stores industry, after having re- loom for still another tree generation. treated southward and westward be- one-half full. Say all your timber was EEE “That this is not regarded as unrealiz- cause its material in the older regions the ten inch kind could you make able ideal is evidenced by the fact that money? 1 say No. The proper way to gave out, is now in prospect of becom- turpentine timber is not to put over the Forest Service is actually preparing ing stable throughout the present
to turpentine Choctawhatchee National two cups to a tree and then the tree TEE Southern pine belt.” Forest timber for the purpose of secu- eee meme ee A A SN i ree must be at least seventeen inches in ring precisely these results. By taking diameter to put two, and from twelve care to conduct the operations with a to seventeen inches put only one, and view to inflicting the least possible HON TURPENTINETINBERISDESTROYED never put cups closer together than ten wound upon the trees, by not turpen- Bond, Miss., Aug. 28, 1911 inches apart, so that the chipping will tining trees under twelve inches in WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW, never meet together. Some people diameter, and by restricting carefully Savannah, Ga. have the wrong idea of the eup sys- the number of cups to be placed on each Gentlemen: — tem, they seem to think that cups will tree, it is confidently expected that the I have often wondered why some one not injure timber; they will not alone, turpentining can go on with trivial did not write to the Naval Stores Re- but if you belt the tree with the hack loss in the eventful yield of merchant- view giving the proper method of tur- you will sooner or later have a dead able timber, that it can be continued pentining and preserving timber, etc. one, and the timber owner loses and on the same area indefinitely, gradually I will endeavor to give some of my ex- the operator also. being extended to new trees as the perience along this line which I hope Yours truly, smaller ones grow large enough for will be of some benefit to operators. I E. R. TURNER, cupping, and that, when the time will give the reader an idea of the old A Turpentine Employee.
14 SAVANNAN WEEKLY NAVAL STORES KEVIEHW & JOURNAL OF TRADE, CONSOLIDATED NAVAL STORES COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA BRANCHES: { .NAVAL SAVANNAH, STORES GA. AND PENSACOLA, FACTORS. FLA. |
CAPITAL, SURPLUS, PROFITS, $5,800,000
a OFFICERS Walter KF. Coachman, President W. J. Kelly, D. H. McMillan, H. 1.. Covington, D. R. MeNeill, E. J. I.”Engle, J. C. Little, Vice-Presidents i E. G. Trenholm, Secretary Lee Taylor, Treasurer i
W. J. Hillman, E. J. L'Engle, D. H. MeMillan, W. F. Coachman, D. R. Me¢Neill, H. L.. Covington : 3 C. B. Rogers, J. R. Powell, A. S. Hubbard, S. A. Alford, W. J. Kelly, C. W. Deen, J. C. Little A EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE : W. F. Coachman, W. J. Hillman, C. B. Rogers, A. S. Hubbard, ? 3 W. J. Kelly, H. L. Covington, E. J. L'Engle A 3
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The Consclidated 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 A
The Patronage of Turpentine Operators, with Large or Small Locations, having desirable Accounts, Earnestly Solicited
CONSIGNMENTS OF NAVAL STORES RECEIVED AT THE ¢ 3 PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLA, FERNANDINA, FLA, & I PENSACOLA, FLORIDA AND SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Y 1°
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‘Four Months in the Savannah Rosin Market
REPORTED SALES PERCENTAGE OF REPORTED SALES FOR FOR April- July April- July April- July April-July Aptil- July April-July
GRADES 1909 1910 1911 1909 1910 1911 W. W.. ir.... on 9,643 13,897 15,691 WW. W. .n.n 4.770 7.930 6.485 NC 7,329 10,342 13,307 Nr 3.625 5.902 5.500 IN ss 7,438 8,920 13,471 DN ti a bins nei ae 3.680 5.090 5.568 MTOR. Wo 7.745 7,930 15,051 LCR a 2 3.830 4.525 6.222 a 6,407 7,504 = 603 Wasa 2 3.170 4.310 6.449 Yon 8,162 8,631 ,243 Lars - 4.040 4.868 7.540 Bh 12,160 10,633 22, a Hanlon 6.015 6.067 9.356 CO 23,219 16,969 24,435 GN Tisviva seendeting 11.490 9.683 10.099 BYE vrsnvermrinsnanrsinasess 33,248 21,864 29,977 We 16.455 12.477 12.390 Gain la 26,583 19,421 21,742 Bn nisienens hres res 13.155 11.082 8.987 A Ee 19,744 15,866 17,682 Be 9.770 9.064 7.309 BB men 40,342 33,318 34,099 Bi en 20.000 19.012 14.095
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THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER THIS WONDERFUL INVENTION BIGGEST SUCCESS OF TODAY The Bryant Turpentine Condenser produces one and a half gallons more spirits from a barrel of crude dipped gum than by any other process known to modern science YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO OPERATE YOUR DISTILLING PLANT WITHOUT ONE:
BECAUSE--I» operating your plant 260 days each year for five years at your present location, you will still: something like 26,000 barrels of turpentine gum. With the use of THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER, in stilling this amount of gum, vou will get 39,000 gallons more Spirits than by any other process known to science. This means for you a very large and an important item in your balance sheet when placed in the column “PROFIT.” BECAUSE--"There are no losses from leakage of barrels on account of heat expansion, the Spirits being in a cool state after passing through THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER, another BIG item on your balance sheet when transferred from column of “LOSSES” to “PROFIT.” Itisa mighty pleasing transaction. BECAUSE--THE BYRANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER will last and do its work ten to twelve years (its life is as long as the still-worm), fully pays for itself from three to six months’ use, rest of life—10 to 12 years—clean, clear PROFIT. BECAUSE--It is most vital and important to economize the World's Naval Stores Supplies, the South’s greatest industry and one of its most important source of wealth. THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER is the greatest and most import- tant preserver and economical agent of this industry. BECAUSE--AS A MONEY-MAKER AND MONEY-SAVER for the Turpentine Operator, THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER is the greatest and most important [INVENTION on the market since the first invention of the Still. BECAUSE-~-In this age of keen competition men are using every means and advantage for the greatest result. Wide-a-wake Turpentine Operators are now beginning to use THE BRYANT TURPENTINE CONDENSER, producing more Spirits from the product of their Turpentine Crops than ever before by any process known to science, greatly enhancing the VALUE and PROFIT of their investments. BECAUSE-=-Science and Progress is the SLOGAN of the age and THE BRYANT TURPEN- TINE CONDENSER is a scientific progression in the art of stilling crude dipped turpentine gum, giving the greatest result to the investor on his investment. WHY NOT ATTACH ONE TO YOUR DISTILLING PLANT? Your competitor is using one and making THOUSANDS OF GALLONS of Spirits more than ever before from his CROP OF TREES each season, where you are losing it. GET BUSY. We have SIZES for every Still. PRICES for every pocket. IRONCLAD GUAR- ANTEE for every CONDENSER. We make FREE demonstration at your own distilling plant. We SURPRISE you with RESULTS. Don’t DELAY, but write
today for particulars. @ MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE MEMILLAN BROTHERS SOUTHERN COPPER WORKS JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AND SAVANNAH, GA. PATENTED, OWNED AND SOLD ONLY BY THE AMERICAN PATENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 401 BRIDGE STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLA. SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STURES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. 19
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EG STE A A A SE A RE A A aE -_ a a PRODUGERS SAVE 26 PER GENT. A EE > In cost of hauling by using our Turpentine Wagons with ROLLER BEARING AXLES, and that item is worthy of A consideration of all turpentine men. ET A Three Mules Do The Work of Four. > AT We are also sales agents for BABCOCK’S FINE BUGGIES - AT AND CARRIAGES and FARM WAGONS of best grade. EE A MANUFAGTURERS OF TURPENTINE HARNESS AW of all kinds. All inquiries answered promptly and quick CE shipments guaranteed. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ND AE —_— le © 3333333333 S3333333333333933333DI3DPDIIL IIIS IIIIIIPD Former Turp Operator i M'MILLAN BROS. Charged With Murder : SOUTHERN LOORRER WORKS. Jacksonville, Fla.—After evading ar- SEAMLESS TURPENTINE STILLS rest since Oct. 22, 1902, on which date A SPEGIALTY. he is alleged to have killed Charles : Kllen in Harnett county, N. C., Zach. Marks has been arrested in Santa Rosa county, Fla., where he served at one FOUR FACTORIES AT time as a deputy sheriff, later asa post- master at Gattis, a village named from SAVANNAH, GA. T. Z. Gattis, his alias, and where he JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ¢ also became a successful naval stores operator. He stated while here that he MOBILE, ALA. killed Ellen in self-defense, after the : FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. latter tried to force his young brother ies Work a Specialty and Promptly Attended to. Address to drink wine with him. He was in- Ta formed upon by his wife, who charges! Most Convenient Office for what you want. him with brutal treatment recently EERE di A a nS i ei ~ toward his step-daughter and herself. { Beading nd Bundled Reotn Bards JOSE ALVAREZ SAMA MEXICO, D. F. : Staves in Carload Lots. s& # apo. postal No. 2631. Cable *‘Rezalva’’ 4 Exporter y Fabricante de Rosins y Turpentine SOS East Coast Lumber Company | El unico en toda la Republica Rough Mexicana. BSS and Long Leaf Yellow Pine | Denme sus ordenes, por cual- ' Dressed quier-cantidad, las atendere con gusto. WATERTOWN, FLA. VAP PPPOE PPP P OPO P OGE SHON 2 EEEE a a OR CEEBE8L VISIISS COURSE OF PALE GRADES OF ROSIN AT | SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1908 to 91(-|2 (Compiled from Oftictal Records of the Savannah Board of Trade) Waterwhite Windowglass } N A A Aa A £ Tr NG, : 3 = ~ a . a DATE 1908-9 1909-10 1910 11 1911 12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 April 1. $58085 $575 705 © $3574 $680 ‘$5670 695. $8573 $566 $66 670 8 571 April 3. B70 705 8%0 565 .. b6b , 6 5 65 560 670 8 60 April 8. 575 650 8073 HT0 ¢ 570 74 565 566 630 8 05 April 15 .. 540 50 61026 79 560 536 50 : 5 50 5 90 7 90 April 22.. 5 8b St 590 53035 580 5 90 7 85 -J Qo en April 29 .. 5 30 58085 b51b Ot 195 5 66 7 923 00 In RD on May 6. 6 00 9 90 490 4 85 3 (c= 7 95 gag STS UI ~J xR nn y 1 BLE ALO May 13. 500 Ut 6 05 4 90 485 vas SR ~J Mme dN DB 0 = May 20 .. 515 610 500 oo 490 SD 7 50 [At nO SD Ul ~J Oh = 5056 30 mt 4 956 May 27.. 516 30 ot ~J en DN wo 4955 25 5 30 bt (VY) S HOT OO 530 =F June 3.. Ul OT =I HOR DHULOT 5 3b b 25 WD ROO DE ST 540 =F June 10.. SOI hn 5 30 BD 5 1b 20 UT ot Tg = June 17x. WDD 520 on © 5 10 85 5.15 50 UL RRS June 2¢.. 520 60 or =J QO J 560 HS QUT July 1. IES 560 ~Fuy CL TTS 550 ITO WO Tn 5 bb 7 35.373 SRR IIIIISINRS July 8. OOIOC OT ~ SB =D BCU SIO pod 5 5 60 ON go i July 16... 590 TJ OD 10..20 SSGERIESE 546 70 m= 6 00 oo July 22. EGER ~J ~T : 570 EESSEER GEEELEEEEE EEZB 620. 0..95 0 July 29... RIIRSOTRRT eo JIN HH TT PT 3 dO Ov TATRA 530 50 SSO 6 00 DOO 00 Aug 5. bo'CO DG LO OT AN — ~~ 560 76 Qt Aug 12. 6 25 DAIS Hx CO S553 600 8b = b75 600 DTI Ang 19. OD SO SDD PDD 0.00 “3 600 26 DDD = TDDB HSSEF Aug 26. 625 76 HDI SIRE 600 Sept 2. P b= TT Sert 9. b95 645 DIDO ONS BY Se, t 16. 6 560 TRH bY 6 25 gg Sept 23 . DTN DO b 95 D> BREB O SaSGHELIILY Sept 30 .. LO RNNRRIRNT 6 50 Oct Pi © TORO 6 15 RDI Oct 14. 00 3 40 ~~ NTO JJ] Oct 21. G0 40) 2 FERS Qct 28 .. INR DTI TTD 40 EEG Nov 4. OD 40 DD E2S5S WYO Nov 11. ITT NY OS 26° oO Ot D oo oo» Nov 18. 1m aJ DRRIIIISIN J 25 on Qt < = Nov 26 .. CRC i mt Dec 2. 25 TTT 10 ITS Dec 9. da] ZL 15 TURD OTNCTCOITIOTTO QUCR Pec 16. DID TTT 15 ooo ND Dec 23 .. DAI Hs 16 at vo) Dec 30. JTF ~I S00 65 TANS Jan 9. I 65 T-T Jan, . 18... UY OO 65 IIIRITTISSITISSOITTSED Jan. 20... RNed CLC r= 685 Jan 27. I-TJ=TIDD CSOUMOD 65 IIIA SSS WW TON Feb © RORNSHD LOOT 90 R QODW Feb «1 DU TJ 50 PPR Feb Ne] 55 55 S Mar 85 60 Mar 85 60 75 : 60 DADRA DAA Mar TJ-TT~TR 6 95 6 70 LWVLALWOD OD GE2SSEIBVELIER A OW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1907-08 to 1910-11 HIGH AND = ~~ Waterwhite Windowglass 1907-08 1908-09 . 1909-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 ~ 1909-10 1910-11 9-10 1910-11 HL BRB LASL HWW (H = FD. UH. LL. 1. T. WH. OL HL. Ha. © 76.85 5.40-6.55 5.10 7.30 5.00 8.574 5.85 . 6.50 5.80 6.50 5.60 7.05 4.90 8.57} 5.70 355.20 8.70 4.85 8.573 5.40 wy SPAIN x ¥ ? SAVANNAH WEEKLY NA VAL STURES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. 21 COURSE OF MEDIUM GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1908 to 1911-12 (Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade) M J 2¢ I ad VT zoey ~ -"~ N\ ~~ As 1908-9 1909-10 1910 11 1911-12 1908-9 19C9-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 April L. $525 $560 645 $3 50 $490 $506 595 $8350 1 $4 25 M10. 49 .. 38 50 April 3.. 550 bbb 6 4b 852% 8500 505 b 95 $52; 400 410 4 95 "8 52% April 8. 060 555 626 805 b520 603 620 «i 805. 405. 410 5 40 C8 421 April1s. 550 540 580 78 B52 505 5 70 7 85.90 4 3b 410 530 7 871 April 22. 560 525 570 782 52535 b0b b 60 77823 43650 410 5380. . 7.5 : April 23.. 560 490 b 60 792% 550 476 5,40 75.90 45565 426 b 16 7 87% x May 6. 575 4 80 5 60 TBE 5 475 5.10 7 20 4 80 4130: B00. 715 : ¥ May 13. 585 4 80 5 35 7.8%“ B15 476 5 10 7:30 4 80 4 0b 5.06 7.27% I May 20. 595 485 3 nl 35 BD 4 80 5 10 73 470 440 50010 710 ¢ May 27. 60) 48 525 715: B75 48 b 20 712, 475 416 5 10 7 10 Jane 8. 59 500 52025 7,10 565 48500 520 7073] 460 4 30 515. ..7 705 June 10.. 6 0010 500 5 30 6 97% 56570 480 bogs: 6974 470 42030 5 25 6 973 Juae 17. 600 505 53066 690 565 48 - bH2540 677% 4608 440 46 "5 25 6 72% June 24. 585 506015 5 35.46 6 90 550 43595 535.40 6 80 44050 42080 530.85 675 July 1.580 506 546 6 85.90 535 490 B42. 6,70 420 415 b 871540 6 55.60 Jaly 8. 570 510 55560 6 60.65 52026 490 b5056 650.52 41016 426 b BO 6 50 July 15. 560 510 57680 665 515 495 575 80 6 6b 410 4 30 b 7b 6 65 July 22. 540 5 20 6 70 6 55.60 4 8590 495 500 6 25 6 55..60 3 90 4 85 6 05 6 5055 July 29. 54045 5156 20 7 00 6 40.50 4 85 505 6 35 6 40.50 8 90 4 35 8 20 6 35..40 rE Aug b 515 5 20 6 75 635 440 510 5 60 6 35 2 60 4385 5 65.60 6°8D ” Aug 12. 490 520 35 6 25 65 430 500 10 6 15 6 40.50 36570 435 6 00..12342.6: 40.45 i Aug 19. 460 536 6 00 6575 4925 5(5 25 6 00 6 57% 360 4 45 595 2BL57I 1 Aug 28. 450 5 50 6 30 6 67% 425 5 40 6 20 6 67% 360 450 6 00. 8673 | Sept 2. 4 50 550 3 30 BOG... 4 2530 540 GOB LE eileen 356560 450 8 25 Sept 9. £50 5.35 50: 6id45 | icririirren 4 25 5 30 6 A An eoniinierisin 360 4 6b 6 3b Sspt 16. 480 540 6 85.900 oer ons: 4 50 520 6 60.65 ---ooeomoeee 376 4 56 6 50 Sapt 23. 485 5 50 GIRO as boa 4 55 5 30 BBE it fo seats sivrenns 3175 4 75 6 60.65 . Sept 30... 485 b 5b G85 nine 4 50 5 40 GBS Te eatin 365 4 85 6 40 : + Jet: 7. 485 5 55 Gi65 835 15a 4 50 5:40 508 18 80..65:: teemmiver-sueene 3 60 4 50 65 6 50.55 oes cerenene 1 Oct 14. 515 Hb 60 6 45a Fain 4 65 5 55 BLE CA lisse 37H 460.. » 640 HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1907-08 to 1910-11 T M K : 1 3 ¥ a. LIA: eam eres meee Rs LASS RY an rm A a — 1907-08 1908 09 1909-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 1908-10 1910-11 LL JH. .L. HL. HL ®3 HL #81. #2 LL HL #7. LL. A..5L HL 1 5.85 4 90 6.10 4.45 6.45 4.80 8.471 5.20 5.80 4.45 5.75 4.20 K.95 4.76 8.50 5.00 5.40 3.42} 4.80 3.47} 4.95 3.90 8.50 4.90 Le 22 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. COURSE OF LOWER GRADES OF ROSIN AT ts SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1008 to (01112 (Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade) H G F nN 7s eR Pi — DATE 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 April 1. $380 $3523 490 $8 421 $3170 $3 45 4 85 8 40.427 $360 $340 4 86 8740 April 3.. 370 366 4 90 8 45 360 345 485 8 42} 3 50 340 4 86 8 421 April 8.. 855 355 510 8 00 3 50 350 4978 7 973 345 3456 4 90 7 95 Aprill5.. 380 365 b 174% 7 85 375 8760 50008 7 90 3 66 3562565 495500 7 85 April 22... 37080 385 5 15 7 80 3 45 ly 5 06 7 773 33540 372 b 00 023 7 75 April 29 .. 380 3 95 5 0b 782 33085 880 4 99 T 773 32530 376 4 85 NE May 6.380 410 4 90 712% 385473 400 4 76 7:124 325423 292 4 70 712} May 13.. 38085 396 5 00 7 25.27% 33085 380 4 90 7 225.95 330 376 4 8b 7 223 May 20..837075 420 5 02% 7 05 320274 400 4 97% 700 31520 3954004 92% 695 May 27..876 400 5 06 7 05 320 390 4 90 9737 00 316 3 8b 492% 6 95 June 3. 360 41016 500123 7 05 315 370400 500073 7 05 31015 3909 500 7 02} “June 10.. 370 4 00 5 2214 6 95 320256 37080 510 20 6 95 315620 36575 5 10 174 6 921 June 17.. 380 420 52027 6 70 3 35 390 405 5 202714 6 673 385 375 40 b52027% 6 65 June 2%.. 37080 410 5 30 672, 32586 3854005 2530 6170 32530 38595 52030 670 July 1.87 4073 b 321440 6 55.60 3 25 3923 5 30 40 6 521.55 325 390 5 30 40 6 50.55 July 8.8758 406 156 54550 6473 383035 380 545650 6 45 32530 387076 54650 6 42] 45 July 16.. 870 4 20 560674 662 32535 39% b 56 656 6 60 32025 385 90 6 55 62% 6 60 July 22. 35) 400 22 6 02% 6 50.55 32530 37590 6 00 6 50.55 3173420 865175 5 97% 6 50.55 July 29. 835055 400 15 6 17% 6 35.40 31520 3808 6 10 6 30.40 315 370 75 6 0b 6 30.35 Aug 5.350 420 5650.60 63 310 390 5 40.50 6 35 3 05 386 585.46 6 35 Aug 12. 345 425 5 95.600 6 40.45 295300 395 5 90.95 6 40.45 290 395 5 85 6 40.45 Aug 19. 335 4 25 5 90 6 573.60 28090 396 5 85 6 573.60 27580 385 5 80 6 573..60 Aug 26. 335 426 5 95.600 6 67% 28b 390 95 5 90.6006 673 276 38590 5 86.95 6 67) Sept 2.330356 425 SIRI. 27080 410 C15 Ce 26575 405 6073. 128 til Sept. 9.. 330 4 30 8 OE 205700 413 20 6 25 © iin 260673 41015 620 il. Sept 16.. 835 435 660 Li. 27585 430 GA20 Le 270 4 25 640 4 lea Sept 23.. 335 4 15 645.508 un. 275874 440 6 45.50 27582) 43 645.60 i... Sept 30.. 33540 4 50 6.35 a 2 90 4 30 630 =... 2808 4 2 69 °F x Oct 7.322 43036 640.50 ce. oe... 2667 415 6.40.45 260673 4123 156-40 .....1. Oct 14. 8340 138035: 840 © Lou 2175 1.90 3 B85 Vine. 2 70 41562 630 ‘i. Oct 21. 3845 4 85 850. CE aa 275 4 273 G45 fu 2723756 4 223 G40 © Ta Oct 28. 340 417180800 inn. REN S15 172 5 95 © fiiiinn 2720713 41015 590 il. Nov 4. 3272354 10 590.905...... 280823 40010 5 85.92% ...... 2773823 39540 580.90 ...... Nov 11.. 3456 4507. 10:8 10 =... 2 90 4.0002 6 0F " eis 2 90 3974006860" ..... Nov 18. 345 4 15 5:00, © aah 2 923 4 05 B00 Nisin 2 923 4 0002.5 973600 oo .. Nov 25. 83p 40 4 20 BSE Ne 2 90 4.05 10° 580 © iin 2 90 1.0006 576 “sh Doc 2. 8340 410.15 5621275 ...... 29953023 838587 570 i... 2953024 3 85 87 5 67%70 wooo... Dec 9. 345 4 10 BOG i an 310 3 90 5.80.45 <. .oon 3073 S879 57585 1, Dec 16.. 340 4 12 590. 05% 2 923 4 02 5.871490 -...s conn. 2924 4 00 5800 ...0 Dec 28.. 340 4 10 5:80.90; .... 30245 4 00 5. 71500 cccnsisrnssnn 30215 397400575.90 Dec 30. 3373 420 595610... 3073 4 17 8 921610... 3 0b 4 15 5008078... i Jan 6. 340 4 35 6854202: on 307% 4 2b 883032 ...... ccenn 3073 4 20 6 21480 ...... Jan 13.. 845 4 35 840 = 330 4 80 885 8 ii 32 4 25. 632 oo. ao Jan 20.. 345 4 87%80 0:85 Ff ola 3273 43035 660 ( ...... 3925 427.30 6573 Jan 27.. 840 4 40 4736 7215 coe. 3156 4 320-35 660 + cero 315 4303266217 Feb 38. 885 4 bb ROO a fen 81025 4 45 8.05 0 imi 3165620 4 49%; gg 024; Feb 10. 345 46912 7 90k 817220. 255.573 1.15 reece - 3.15 45088 712% Feb 17.. 340 4 67% 7 40 e310 4 60 2.05 erin 307% 467% Ty oh Feb 24. 850 A074 Ln 320 E830 TI henna: 320 4 60623 720 lL. iF Mar 3. 850 4 65 740; 2 A 320 4 BIC TL 2B I rns series 320 4627 7 oy HE Mar 10. 350 4720 TW nit 825971 470 C786 Oe... 325 487 TB 0 Mar 17. 350 4 175 8 1p Mito 336 4 65 BAG Si 3323 Mar 24. 350 4 80 RB na 3 40 4 75 S80 Oia 3371 Mar 31. 852% 4 90 S47. he a 34214 4 85 B40 0 2 3 40 HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1907-08 to 1910-11 H G F A en, — ad — {907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910 11 1907-08 1908-09 1809-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910 11° H. L. HI HH 1 09 H, YL. Rn "1. O19. H 1. 7. 1, Lh H,'I., H.TL 5.10 2.85 3.873 3.223 4.90 8.523 8 45 4.70 4.95 2.80 3.774 2.66 4.85 3.45 8.40 4.60 4.90 2.77% 3.70 2.60 4.823 3.40 8.40 4.50 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STURES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. 23 SAVANNAH FROM ROM APRIL 1, 1908 to 1911-12 g£ | | (Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade) E D B 3 ~ th ~~ OT *~ ~~ fm S— - — { DATE 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1908-10 1910-11 1911-12 1908-9 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 April 1. $8355 $3323 460 $8 32.40 $850 $3273 44215 8 224.25$8 80 $8.25 4-80 in P8 10% April 3. 350 3324 460 8 35 3 40 3274 44214 825 830 3 9% 4 30 8 12% April 8. 340 = 3374 4724 7 90 336 830° 140 78 380 325! 439 7.90 April 15.. 3 60 345 55 466 79 5 50 335 435 7928 840 330 410 7 90 April 22. 3258 35760 16C66 767} 32530 8456 - 43040 7575 382026 3832 4 16 745 April 29.. 31520 3656 67 4 60 7 67% 300123 347 4 30 755 29080088236 3 90 7 40 May 6. 31520 370 4 bb 7 10 3 00 360 415 700 286 306 3 86 875 May 13. 31520 366 4 80 7 174.20 80010 386 4 50 7 10.12.2808 29095 42026 675 May 20.. 81520 365 488 690 30510 335 455 68 27075 2803104202 655 May 27.. 310 3 66 4 8214 690 285 330 440 67 2707 28690 405 - 650 June 3. 300 36070 4808 692% 285 315380 44047} 682, 260674 27690 41732 6 40 June 10.. 30510 330 50006 680 3 50 28090 46070 672} 26580 25565 44050 622) June 17. 320 3474 50 6 1527% 6 60 310 316 46086 657% 275 272382346080 6 02] June 24. 32025 350656 516.25 6 60 31020 306 20 5 00 655 28590 26670 475.90 6 00 July 1. 315 3 66 5 221536 6 45.50 300 310 51520 625 285 2668 510 565.75 ‘July 8.31520 36566 54045 63035 30510 310 580 610 2808 28239050020 5 45.50 July 15. 810 3657 55560 625 2 95 330 55055 595 280 2958105 85 50 5 30.35 July 22. 29095 35560 5 90 6 00.15 28085 316 5 80 580 2%0 295 3005 70 5 20.45 ‘July 29. 275 355 70 6 9214 575.85 2865 310 15 5 82% 5 50.60 2 5b 2958 005 70.70 5 10.25 Aug 5. 27 3 60 5 30 560 265 380 520 546 250 - 3810 5 10 5 25 Aug 12. 26065 875 b 75.85 600.00 25065 340 565.75 580 240 315 20 5 55.60 5 60.67] Aug 19. 240473 880 5 70 630.35 28540 350 5 60 6 00.06 230385 382530 5 50 5 75.85 Aug 26. 2673 380 580.86 6 55 252) 340 565.70 630 247} 8 25 5 60.656 5 973.6 (0 Sept 2. 25055 3885 8 00.05 i fndn. 2 45 340273 5 oR wk 3X Cr 240° °° "830 5 S085 winbrriiriren Sept 9. 24550 39096 6 Bb enn 2 374 40 856 B00: Salli 23035 34045 595 cen rien Sept 16.. 260 400.058 6 85:40 inivnesiiien 2 50 370 > 088 ...lu 24045 360 6 30.85 cmixiaasiveivion Sept 23. 267370 4 10 8 35 40 ...N... 26065 406 625.35 one. 2 60 39 6 15.30 A Sept 30. 27580 4 10 G0, PE 275 400 600 ¥.. i... 2 723 390 590 ihanen- Oct 7. 255573 400074630 oovvrrnnnnnn. 2 56 400. 815.80. «lund 2 50 3 90 9735 90.630 -evereeee convene Oct’ 14. 26570 40310 615 rere 2 65 400 600 o.oo 2 60 400 585.90 comin Oct 21. 26737021712 620 ROT. 410 6,08... i. 2 623 407 600 wero OQct 28.3721 405014610 crit 267% 400023606 © ...... 2 674 402 600 ivesmeerren Nov 1. 275773 3954005 75.87% ee croerveee. 276 395. 570. 0 275 305) B6B nein Nov 11. 285 307400898. umn 2 85 3 95 97 b 90 us iapEers] 2 85 $95.97 585 tbe Nov 18. 290 4 00 BLO212051 .... 3 ernest 2 80 400.5590 Fn 2 80 3.00 B TB | crisfienes vemseee Nov 25. 290 4 00 BETO deena 2 90 4:00. 563 Y ..¥ 2 2.90 £00085 60 omieimerarsen Dec 2. 29530233 85 5 65.70 orien 29030243 80 5 62470 oon. oe... 2908023 380 5 60.70 rereieiennnn: Dec 9. 307% 88587 5 721480 werreeceveeen. 3 05 38% B25... 305 3 80 B TO oruibiverrrivese { Dec 16. 290 3 97 5 808215 coe corenen 290 DN TT 290 3 92 BE } Dec 23. 30235 397 B70..88 “mmsinseiviunsen 8028 8395 5671485 .ooomnn- 802% 392 565.80 mires — i Dec 80. 3023 410 5 873605 .ooovenerrennnen 3 00 4 02, [585805 ...... 300 400 5821605 cococrreverorerene i Jan 6. 805 4 17 6:35 80 reer nis 305 4715. 6929189... 305 4 12 8 20.80 ‘eerrerrerreceenn - E yan 18. 325 4 22 6 27UL Lo 326 4.22 68.987 iii 810 492 8% } Jan 20. 391 . 422655 inne 3 20 42% 088% v5 .noll 315 4922 652% Jan 27. 310 42530 660 305 an Gen A 300 4 221, 6 60 iene 300 4800 OR7L aa 3 00 495° 6% J Feb 38. 30010 437% 690 ° 3 Feb 10. 310 4 4912 +7 10 AA Fiend BOVE [ 1486.0 7 O70 {ilhhi 305 4925 "7.05 Ny Feb 17. 305 4 45 T17H "ne BOS A TIS 300 4 25 7 12%" 3 Feb 22 316 4468 THE rin 3120 EWES ee 310 4 95 712% Mar 3. 3173 440 TTR LE 315 £30: IVI IB lila 315 42 712% Mar 10. 320223 4 45 TOT ni BIBI7A 4:88. 7.30 ns SI517} 4% T2 olan Mar 17. 3274 450 BOE ied 325 4.40. LH90 Ysa 320 480... T70, & priteistetinneaes Mar 24 2 30 4 55 8 15 tsrisrarup ssid 325 4 830: Se... ] 22) 4 35 8 05) ¥ simpenrtonere Mar 381. 332% 4 60 RBNL al 3215 442% SPI... 3 25 4 30 810 itd HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1907-08 to 1910-11 5 D B11: 03 av = Pe = —~ hoes 1910-11 | 1807-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1910-11 1907-08 1908-09 1909-10 1 H Toul: boH, Lol Les ole she ol ill iL B.00 SH hie BSH LM. LL, 8.15 3.75 : 4.752.723 3.65 2.40 4.60 3.30 8.40 4.40 4 573 2.674 3.50 2.32 4.42) 2.858.25 4.15 1.45 2.67} 3.42} 2.30 4.35 2.60 24 SA vANNAl WEEKLY NA Val STURES RE VIEW & MUURNAL: OF TRADE. I 3 SEER Tt TE TR ARBAB BADD ww. ; i | ~ 223234 333333335: FS aw bb br ST a { , 5 5 i 0. A AMERICAN NAVAL STORES COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA. MN W - ~~ .EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN.. v AALL GRADES OF ROSIN.¥ a) PURE SPIRITS TURPENTINE, { | 3 A Rg ly A TAR, PITCH, ROSIN OIL, no \ 2 AND OTHER PRODUCTS OF THE eh | 7 : PINE TREE. NS A Wo HEAD OFFICE: y SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. oh v A Bo wi a) BRANCHES: \{ i /MN New York,Philadelphia,Chicago, St.Louis, & a Boston,Cincinnati,Louisville,Wilmington, A Kansas City, Minneapolis-St. Paul, \ A Brunswick. Jacksonville, Ponscicola,y A Tampa, Fernandina, New Orleans, \ A Mobile, Gulfport, Detroit, Cleveland, O. Y : “Se PERRRERRERED Dees eeceee 3333 Vs SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. 25 “Jacksonville, 5 ® Florida, ® Naval 3 Stores Market J SPIRITS TURPENTINE Day Aug. 25 Aug. 26 Aug. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 Tone Steady Firm Steady Firm Firm Firm - Price 5214 51.51% 51 5034.51 51 51.5114 Sales 223 362 272 469 463 323 xo J ROSINS., ,.. i | Day Aug. 25 Aug. 26 Aug. 28 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 Tone Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm VN er eas iii 7.25..30 7.30 7.10.45 7.30..35 7.25.45 7.30 VG... aa de 6.90..7 00 6.95.7 10 6.90.7 35 6.95.7 15 6.80..7 30 7.05 Na 6.70..80 6.75.7 10 6.70.7 00 6.75..80 6.70..7 00 6.80 Mn 6.621¢..65 6.6715. .7214 6.65..85 6.65..7214 6.65..75 6.65 a es 6.6215..65 6.6715..72%5 6.65..80 6.60..6215 6.60..70 6.60 Bani, nal 65.60..65 6.6215 6715 6.65..75 6.55 6.50..55 6.55 Ho a ian 6.60..65 6.6215..6715 6.45 671% 6.50..55 6.35..55 6.55 me se iiss iinmn x eri d: 6.60..6215 6.60..6715 6.45 67% 6.45..55 6.35..55 6.55 Re in. aires 6.60..6215 6.55 671% 6.40.62 6.35..65 6.35..55 6.55 Wr iene erreeenr 8.40.45 6.40.55 6.30..60 6.25..55 6.20..50 6.50 SR 6.15..20 6.05..30 5.90..6 35 6.00..30 6.00..25 6.25..50 DD a iii hen 5.95..6 021s 5.80..6 05 5.70.6 05 5.971%..6 00 9.70..6 10 6.00 Sales 1844 888 3219 1633 1819 1250 datement of Receipts, . Shipments 0 and Stocks OVER 200 OF CAR STUMPS LOADS SHIPPED : , : Bay Minette, Ala.—Figures have been At Savannah From April I to Sept. I, for Four Years. compiled showing the immense weight in pine stumps that have been removed SPIRITS TURPENTINE. from this locality by the Yaryan Naval RECEIPTS. 1911. 1910. 1909. 1908. Stores ing the Company past year. of Gulfport, F. H. Fortenberry Miss., dur, SH0CRLADYIL 1 orien 1,674 8,474 23,862 24,276 | has been in chargeof the crew removing April 1.to Aug. 20... 128,268 93,398 100,682 143,541 |the stumps and has constantly kept Sent. 601 996 633 1.291 three and four wagons running to and DY ef ee ? ‘| from the fields picking up the stumps and conveying them to the cars for Supply t0 Sept. 1 ivi 125,443 102,868 125,182 169,108 |shipment, and in the past year, over SHIPMENTS. 200 car loads have been shipped which : > in 3 average twenty-eight tons of stumps Foreign ature esis nana nuns mene nC wens es ess aan cue 49,164 Ho 49,860 80,768 each, which would make the weight of New York heii 20,176 16,525 19,927 15, 951 the stumps shipped reach 56,000 tons or BURATIOS .iccrerreniesniinisionrii ions 21,801 25,660 26,446 29,621 | 112,000,000 pounds. They have removed Si ne ma —— | the stumps from more than a thousand Total Shipments ...... 91,141 8750 enom msam [AOI Te er Stock on hand Sept. 1... 34,302 14,088 28,949 42,868 Fortenberry and his crew split them ROSINS. for hauling. During the last two weeks, SIO APRIL bovis 30,118 84,231 140,857 65,170 re IT ey gohan, APTILI £6 Aug, Bl. coon serrs 363,147 267,678 280,825 407,247 | practically completed: the stump work Beier... socom coil iii 2,459 3,011 1,794 3,630 | and sometime next week they will move — nen es ——— [the centre of their operations to Pas- Supply to Sept. 1 .. oon ooo. 395,724 354,015 422,976 475,947 |casoula, Miss., where they will continue SHTP ENTS, to clear up pine lands. want I a Tan pra o oy Sia gg Naval Stores Producers==-If you CL i TT Ey ? Si nN to secure a woodsman, distiller, com- BURAPIOS: terion 103,346 109,659 105,501 103,671 | nissary help, superintendent, or help = Sa : of any kind to work on a turpentine Total Shipments...... 283,125 288,369 271,562 323,862 farm advertise for them through the Stock on hand Sept. 1...... 112,599 66,546 151,414 152,085 WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW. 26 SAVANNA WEEKLY NAVAL STORES KEVIEW & JOURNAL OF RADE. TRANSACTIONS IN NAVAL STORES AT SAVANNAH iH From Official Reports of the Savannah Board of Trade, For Week Ending Saturday, Sept. 2, 1911. NOTE TO FOREIGN BUYERS: —Quotations of rosin are for 220 1bs., gross (no tare) and for rosins in lines as received by factors in naval stores yards at Savannan onday of arrival. Factors do not cut out grades,but sellin full lines as received by them Buyers here carry large stocks and frequently carry different grades of rosin several months before disposing ofand shipping them. Interest, storage charges, .nsurance, handling, etc., as well as freight enter into prices delivered abroad. These are the official quo- tations at both the morning and afternoon postings of each day of the week.and show the fluctuations of the spot market at Savan- nah, the primary market of the world, which largely governs the other markets. Quotations of spirits are by the gallon. A cask averages about 51 gallons. Delivery by factors at naval stores vard.These figures and those of receipts, shipments and stocks at Sav- annah and elsewhere are of packages. A package or barrel of rosin weighs on the average of 480 pounds. RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS STOCK ON HAND DAILY SALKS TET Domestic ~~ ° Forei aves : : Spirits Rosin a a Torn oan Spirits Rosin Spirits Rosin Monday, Aug. 28... Storm Shi sharon 33,727 108,267 | nid na Tuesday, ‘* 29. H73 2,141 9 LBS «mee 54,291 109,027 125 2,090 Wedn'day *¢ 30... 1,499 4,299 812 2,738 1,350 3,700 33,628 106,888 1,329 1,302 -Thursdav. *“ 31... 907 3,027, 172 TO Nan 34,348 111,070 350 2,663 Friday, Sept. 1.. 601 2,459 647 Ee 34,302 112,599 701 2,949 Saturday, * 2. 716 2,782 340 750 1,910 = 22,085 2,768 2,546 444 2,669 Totals... 4,296 15,208 1,980 6,559 8,260 25.08. | didn anne. 2,949 11,673 Same week 1910... 5,062 15,202:| 1,500... 9,299 080 5 LID Tain aimee 3,323 12,553 Season to date 1911 124,585 368,388 | 42,317 165,023 DL, 0748 05, 028 | (lecddiilit. Ceres 81,740 315,915 Season to date 1310 95,047 272,748 | 42,731 160,437 46,595 131,827 | 14,195 64,715 | 57,898 244,426 DAILY PRICES AND SALES OF SPIRITS TURPENTINE. iE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 11 am. Firm 1l am. Firm 11 am. Firm 11 am. Firm ilam. Firm 10am. Firm iis 5114.5134 5034.51 |, 5114 5114 511s Sales .... ab... Sales at .....| Sales 50 at B02 | Sales 125 at 51} | Sales 400 at 51} | Sales 117 at 51} a ie Saat 340" + bil 5 ns ated ey Leiba ba Ais ‘ Al. ar oe Tt i 24 se wh SL sl nl Fe ‘6 do 2 x { 4 pm Hirm 4pm. St'dy 4 pn. Firm 4 pm. Firm 4 pm. Firm 12m. Farm in 51 51.5114 5114 514 5134.52 ; Sales .... abi Sales 125 at bl | Sales 884 at 51 Sales 225 at 51} | Sales 301 at 51} | Sales 273 at 51% st na mk 55 “f. Hl hat 2 crx RE A 54 * 52 pa nr] Ra A nme ul 1910 70 70.70} 70:..71 70% 71 71 1909 56% 5063 563 564 H63 563 4011908. ;/ 364 36% 36 oo ae 36 DAILY PRICES OF ROSINS.--=-SALES MADE ON 4 p.m. PRICES. #3 J A aride Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday : 11am 4 pm 11 am 4 pm 11 am 4 pm 11 am 4 ym 11 am 4 pm 10 am 12 m Storm Storm Firm Firm Firm Kirm Firm Firm. Firm Firm Firm Firm WW [7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 730 7 30 7980.35 (730.35 [730 7.80 780 WG 6 9 6 95 6 95 6 95 6 95 705 7 05 700 15 1705.15 [110 7 10 7 05 Ni... 6 75 6 75 6 75 675 6 75 6 80 6 80 6 80.85 6 80.85 [6 80.95 16 80.95 |6 80 M.. 667% [667% [667% [660 6 60 6 65 6 65 ves aap 16 60 70 16 60.70 6 70 K...|667 6671, 16675 [655.60 [65560 [660 6 60 660 1660 16 65 6 65 6 65 ¥....|6670c" 667% l667c (660 6 60 655 6 55 6 55.5715 8 55.571; 16.50 55 [6 50.55 [6 50 H... 1667 16671; 1667 1660 6 60 6 55 6 55 6 55.5715l6 55. 571s 16 4715.55(6 4715.55 [6 474 G. F .. 6 166715 67% 6 667% 67% [667% 6 671 [655.60 6 60 6 [655.60 60 6 [655 5H 6 6 bd 55 6 6 95 55.5745 D726 6 55.571 bb Hig 16 6 40.55 45.55 |6 (6 45.55 40.55 [645 6 45 E ... 655 6 55 6 55 6 50 6 50 6 50 6 50 6 4716.50 6 47%..50 1640.55 |6 40.55 [6 40 D...... 16 30 6 30 6 30 6 25 6 25 6 25 6 25 62535 62535 1615.30 |6 15.80 [620 B..... 15 973..6 005 9736 005 973.6 005 95.6 055 95.6 05 15 95 5 95 6 00.0774 6 00.076 '5 924 605,5 924.6 05] 95 DAILY SALES OF ROSINS REPORTED AT THE SAVANNAH BOARD OF TRADE. WW| WG | N M | K I ‘H G F E D B Totals Monday, Aug. 81... 1 eal em beh nt Alan ss oe Va “i wibihe alee on Tuesday, ** 29. 52 84 92 119 | 232 213 177 201 293 220 142 265 2,090 Wed’day ¢ 30. 4 26 115 115 | 104 129 121 113 209 152 113 101 1,302 Thursd’y *¢ 31.0 116 115 180 125 | 128 259 348 310 387 282 166 247 2,663 Friday Sept. 1.| 39 | 72] 189 112 (73 263 | 407 343 364 296 250 441 | 2049 Sat'rday . ¢ 2. 58 57 110 188 261 249 350 378 349 313 © 166 170 2,669 Total...... | 289 374 656 659 | 918 1,113 1,403 1,345 1,602 1,268 | 837 1,224 | 11,673 Same week 1910 | 453 | 513 | 670 35 Tay 939 | 1,072) 1,433} 1,961 | 1,340 922 | 1,748 | 12,553. Same week (909 | 252 | 314 | 415 63 | 672 gn | Lael! Lyon! 24% 1708 090 | 1,489 | 12,488 & 3 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. 27 a 1 l reeres seve reseesossessen sessvocevsvsveny - | | 3 @ TO THE = TURPE SL NE. | ni” 2 i gE | | @ 5 STR IRE RR NR rR | @ GATHERING ce EE . TRADE 2 % : ¢ ¢ L I 1 ; n (« ZED ; RAT ER A TR BF Ey ; i ; 5 3 ( ® : 1 ® The Turpentine Collecting Cups and @ Aprons manufactured. by us are fully, @ $ covered and protected by our Letters $& ? patentof the United States alréady issued & 3 Wo. 18378 0 dated Apr 17th,1906 No, 942211...... 5. dated Dec 7th, 1909 : * ” 0 BOEIRT... .. dated July 3rd, 1906 No. 942212...... dated Dec Tth. 1909 3 gi oh So wil 1907 No. 956408...... dated Apr 26th,1910 * @ No. 885697...... -...-. dated Apr 21st, 1908 No. 857846...... datedJ une 25th, 1907 ® @ No. 12810... ..Re-1ssue June 9th,1908 No. 857847...... e.r dated June 25th,1907 i@®) @ No. 897196 io. dated Aug 25th,1908 Neo. 357900...... datedJ une 25th,1907 @® @ No. 906057.crmscennren: dated Dec 8th, 1908 No. 857964...... e...... datedJune 25th,1907 ® { 0 00B0BS Li ated Dec 8th, 1908 No. 858305....ccccoeueain. datedJjune 25vh,1907 2 ; ik SL Dec 8th, 1908 NO. 900393. cco core dated Oct 6th, 1908 ® @ NO. 806458..orve oo dated Dec 8th, 1908 No. 900394.....cccre.... dated Oct 6th, 1908 ® @ No. 94174 ...... dated Nov 30th,1909 No. 913845...... dated Mch 2nd, 1909 @® 2 No. 942210... dated Dec 7th, 19C9 * ( ; 5. @ . '@® 2 and by our further patents pending. : 2 All persons are warned against pur- * i: 3 chasing or using Turpentine Cups and * |] 3 Aprons in infringement of our patents. @ | ® a AMERICAN CAN COMPANY & 3 MCKOY CUP COMPANY ¢ @ AUGUST 11, 1910 ® lesasrsencscacncssansscsssnssassnae conenl 28 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL 510KRES REVIEW & JOURNAL OF TRADE. ecial Announcement ENORMOUS SAVING IN LEAKAGE AND TURNING TO PRODUCERS National Transportation and Terminal Company COOPERAGE DEPARTMENT SAVANNAH, GA. PENSACOLA, FLA. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. PORT TAMPA CITY, FLA. New Departure. Eight-Hoop Turpentine Barrel Early in May, we will be prepared to deliver from the above shops a new improved EIGHT-HOOP spirit barrel, made entirely of the best selected staves and heading, at the same price the old fashioned six-hoop barrels are being sold by other cooperage companies. TERMS CASH. Send draft on your factor with your orders to any of above offices.