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a NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

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

A VOL. XXVIII, No. 16. SAVANNAH, GA., Saturday, July 20, 1918. Price, $5.00 Per Annum

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Savannah Naval Stores Market MOVEMENT OF NAVAL STORES FOR FOUR YEARS : RECEIPTS OF TURPENTINE APRIL 1-JULY 18 Office of ; 1918 1917 1916 1915 WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW | Savannah ea ee cee ceva 16,816 85,799 88,287 43,850 Savannah, Ga., July 20, 1918 Jacksonville 32. n0 29,154 64,369 58,077 36,470

i . | Pensacola 8,648 24,125 24,457 24,179 The runaway market on rosins is i

now a thing of past history, and for 54,618 114,293 120.821 103.499 the time being, at Jeast. that commodi- | pagrease for 1918 compared with : ? ty seems to be in a fairly stablized former years... o...c... ners 59,675 66,203 48,881 state, offering consumers, large and | per cent. decrease...... Shes 52 5414 47 small, opportunity to secure supplies 0 from day to day on a fairly level basis. RECEIPTS OF ROSINS APRIL 1-JULY 18 Conditions which need no furtherstress- 1918 1917 1916 1915 ing practically preclude the possibility | §avannah oo rem 96,311 102,401 107,364 127,261 of BY Dice Movemens on Javer of con Jacksonville. LLL dato... 87,905 142,311 143,161 98,339 t Pensacola... Tu a 26,55 5 3 rosins, or who have needs that will a fan i 63,811 B%,507

eventually kets, will do bring well to them take into advantage the mar- of | Decrease for 1918 comprized Bid 170,766 0 7 308,707 319,166 1 284,107 : the opportunity the next thirty to sixty former years ...... 5 137,941 148,400 118,841 days may offer to meet their require- | per cent. decrease ...... 44 46 40 ments. The dangers of decreasing labor as the season progresses bringing a TURPENTINE STOCKS CLOSE JULY 18 greater decrease in current receipts is too probable and too prominent a factor | gu vannah... oo She a Bn Lote Js fobs distopnvded. Pricts havent gone FR eRhmviile | oats hi 54,731 42,492 30,981 18,550 as high as many expected anc e fac neola.. Sad al pe 34 41 ¢ ? that they are holding steadily, with a Pensaeold rosy typi oe 31,418 £5,900 1950 15,587 promise of continuing so, on the pres- : ent basis, should encourage consumers N15. 181,864 2 58,342 to buy and not run the chance of being ROSIN STOCKS CLOSE JULY 18 caught on any upward movement later if the market meets with a further Savannah Js Jou 1980s os shock of : daily : offerings so curtailed Jacksonville |, ie. wi. or RR viii. HTT 165,628 gH 161,916 ; 120,358 0 ese 75,441 ot beyond even the present limited ex-\ pojciooyy TTT 41,381 81,497 71,029 ic 93.902 peetations.. Fvery American manu-{ 5 Carman ran imma a 3 2 ? ?

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common sense undoubtedly dictates a policy of laying in a reasonable supply of raw commodities such as naval stores NAVAL STORES FOREIGN SHIPMENTS SIX NAVAL STORES YEARS while they are to be had at very reason- een eee able prices considering the cost of pro- Exports From The United States of Rosins In Barrels of 500 Ibs. duction. Turpentine is suffering from a tem- Mon th 1918-19. 1917-18 1915-17. 1915-16 © 1914-15 1913-14 porary sluggishness in demand. and APT 33,155 91,988 80,268 85,905 83,179 146,929 the influence of large visible stocks, as May. common 40,087 75,191 84,344 © 102392. 102,389 134181

well as from the persistent competition of substitutes that are offered in every 73,192 167,179 164612 188,797 185568. 201,103 market and at prices that draw business despite their inferior merits as Exports From United States of Spirits of Turpentine compared with pure gun turpentine. For the time being the article seems to In Casks of 50 Gallons be destined to be gathered in by deal- Month 1918-19 1917-18 1916-17 191516 1914-15 1918-14 ers at or below 60 cents. April Ji... 4,230 5,455 10,576 13,627 12,923 17,608 me mn. nace MAY ii 8,403 7,699 11,725 11,895 32,525 27,859

3 It looks as though the poor naval stores industry is not, after all, to be 12,633 18,154 22,300 25,522 45,448 45,467

let alone. Further labor disturbances are threatened in the fall, if one is to in his own state, as the naval stores modities and that they are destined to Judge from remarks attributed to Labor industry is in Mississippi, it is evident enjoy a rise somewhat resembling that Commissioner Cliff Williams ‘at a re- from this talk that he is not particularly which shocked consumers when it cent meeting of Mississippi cotton seed well informed as to the work done on came in the rosin market. Speaking oil manufacturers. At this meeting the farms after September. The sooner of the outlook a local dealer stated this Mr. Williams is understood to have he iz advised the better for the indus- week that while ‘‘the deficiency in promised. ‘the manufacturers that he try. If he carries out his present plan supplies is not yet pinching the con- would see that enough labor was taken not only will there be a further serious sumers as it promises to do, the outlook from the turpentine farms in October cut in the rosin production but the indicates that by fall a noticeable to operate all the cotton seed oil mills, farms will be left unraked and unpro- shortage in tar, ete. will be in that he regarded the oil industry at tected from fires and some serious con- evidence and that the 27 cents a gallon b that time as of paramount importance, flagrations would be inevitable. for prime quality tar, f.0.b. Savannah, > that the operations. on the turpentine now the ruling quotation, will look x farms were then practically over and decidedly cheap before the year closes. X the labor could be taken away and Large dealers in tar and kindred pro- Both old style and retort tar will be cut returned in the late winter or early ducts who are keeping a close eye on down in production,’ said he “by the Spring when needed. While it is in- the situation as to them are of the same causes, labor trouble and diffi- conceivable that Mr. Williams should opinion that mueh higher prices will culty in transportation. The retort know so little about a great industry eventually be in store for these com- Continued on page 26 J

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SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE to[909-10 | Exports Spirits Targeie from United States, Ten Years-1918-19

To United Kingdom, im Gallons

Mont. 1918-19 | 1917-18 1916-17 | 1915-16 | 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 | 1910-11 | 1969-10

April BO an 278,600| 277,597 81,487 ls « 144,194] ...... | 671,698 138,477 10,365 May 12,005 04,265 170,000 + . 36,767" 274,860 179,595 739,391 | 367,467 233,991 328,044 Une: 1 ee 99,249 801,593 759,845 981,333 992,197 | 1,552,525 | 728,166 716,657 784,789 Sul aol 394,808 803,813 693,103 | 1,208,992 | 1,278,220 | 983,859 | 1,099,198 1,407,006 August | .... es 148,148 301,426 | 1,166,451 837,302 | 1,131,464 | 1,488,611 1,071,942 786,607 576,961 Sept’mab’r ot tte aged 112,083 556,171 420,599 232,641 | 1,394,251 570 249 272,787 402,244 314,072 October | Gorn 573,868 | 1,127,188 739,356 21,697 241,809 | 1,275,483 | . 614,984 284,434 177,001 Neovemb'r, .... a 249,180 948,033 117,964 160,605 | 1,186,691 158,462 672,723 | 1,027,523 559,845 December| ..... 87 500 230,000 «= ...... 235,817 461,132 782,951 | 1,194,273 182,014 578,404 January | oii = 15,000 971,486 458,209 440,685 84,468 315,286 | 449,359 338,246 382,600 February | ...... 13,600 290,371 605,372 427,394 75,764 226,171 16,800 I-....: eerinnn 130,225 Mareh J oi 202,200 177,008 sak. as] 1,212,266 7,650 25,852 297,520 1,293 0,488

Totals! —- | 1,555,091 | 6,246,779 | 5,385,973 | 5,582,145 | 7,108,207 | | 8,408,201 | 7,341,128 | 5,160,079 | 5,255,699

To Belgium and Netherlands, in Gallons ;

Apriy. | SR RE 146,961 813,147| 366,519 87,740 301,070 10,643 May | | ORG GR 25,000 442, 6&8 536,647 | 468,080 300,492 495,804 497,76% mee lh nl 122,077 903,686 789,694 363,125 421,689 826,334 334,361 dily i= fa) DIES RL 55 25,421 398,465 718,510 688,518 655,034 292,129 | 1,069,707 ARongts ln na 5,000 83,465 15,200 351,399 | 438,399 177,264 360,583 448,565 September! ...... | Dolo ASAE Theta 23,746 727,361 439,232 631,164 389,985 367,223 Un Ee In Ce BE Ee ei ey 135,904 112,145 395,044 959,744 565,369 409,122 252,655 Novomber, .....| ai... 10,448 83.1050 nn. 259,268| 188,145| 418,204| 106,060 397,107 BDecombor |... i.l aii She L227) ein 627,856 619,920 476,791 360,838 288,180 January ales Bl & pds Blddd | isin rapes (6 nites sense 237,926 648,963 374,552 344,486 292,499 February areata ® ln da 30,830 8 oo... i. 348,391 155,278 oom 689.810 27,087 March [| @ ee | BR aimed Lob Ei 36,775 269,137 345,551 312, 146 17.669 213.989

Totals wis (EI reas. 66,892 | 589, 729 | 2,079,886 | 5,587,410] 5,681,449 | 4,400,445 | 4,084,189 | 4,199,673

To Germany, in Gallons

April 140,451 155,172 34,4687 160,806 103,300 38,480

MAYS Ll Cena] imei SCE Ee 566,637 401,779 112,615 101,370 308,436 297,829 Fume wit r on en a een Re 383,999 550,617 401,409 177,146 365,794 bb5,774 JOY vor iol 00 wii sad ei ln iad mei 186,397 460,615 439,170 384 712 384,158 234,364

AUC: 1 a. a aan lL iia 10,225 97,234 343,793 88 989 301,478 148.290 September TT | 509,080] 469,086] 485,016) 83.704| 369.114 BGEOBEY 1 in Fini] seme} 2 demainint © arrtssalianss 231,507 79,452 146,594 234,126 105,719 November| .....| AE ABLES nd ml 165,485 470,023 308,709 165.992 345,191 | BDEeCOMBBT | | ia | mds rare ll OR ait] Sioa saeates 251,207 219,894 190,000 38,962 177,762 January |... we RRQ rs ERE | Shit 292,604 581,356 824,641 5,089 7,806 HOUTURLY | 0 lt preant fs rieipimersguigens | Cosmtpgundb] tris i dsnst 79,189 58,809 70,111 122,893 225,189 March. |... a WEARER LANE D0 ERR. [SRA 97,021 89,040 264,997 6,618 231,686

LR , | 1,287,709 | 8,292,410 | 3,290,114 | 2,703,091 | 2,124.544 | 2,732,203

To All Other Europe, in Gallons Apri) 25,000 Dhals toh lalmaing. | aia 18,4200" Ai... 8,000 25,500 May 27,800] iF eases ain: 15,555 15,194 8,552 25,008 5,220 June. {7 NM Wd 17,9800 Santi | in 19,990 53,945 53,779 25.722 July ~~ be de] hn RE, 000 5 ht bole rn B08, ABO iret immnnnn fo oe ha se August |... 5,000] ieee 47,900 1 400 20,000 10,000 D000 ioincrsunsmsnmaiins] 1 rmsdudalisse September | Ee SE el a3) 40,000 5,000 35,428 80; 520 f:s5:ecn nuns renveser 34,650 DIGUODEY. | ce} cr Loin heen LOT niin 10,000 390 27,956 80,830 1,032 9,794

November BOB. crassmiprreens 7,650 35,065 7,621 22,500 5,000 December | ...... i RI ita) 4,044 18 006 )5..... 10,000 15,624 12,937 30,990 January | SN 1,000 am 306 78,134 93,991 Ta0L Faobrualy ! S1,500) cL rh a 20,000 ois dn cr 54340 8,000 March: | iis 5.0000 iil pene | $7 10001 ieirirnn 132 15,200

Toials | oe —|F mse od 1% 98,824 | 102, 400| 53 398. 260,182 | 380,457 | 181,128| 159,976

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

April 211,695 268,793 528,789 681 ,386 | 646,189 880,398 | 764,681 | 1,101,817 184,493 291,025 May 420,168 384,962| 586,265 594,787| 1,626,250 1,392,958 1,662,889 1,265,762 1,3113839| 1,366.726 Sane. LI a. 507,924 | 1,175,604 | 1,331,826| 2,639,291| 2,632,361 2,615,123 1,931,539 1,732,143 1,950,711 July. a 328,847 783,906 1,226,827 1,534,026 | 2,627,113| 2,712,927 | 2,470,388] 2.079,874! 8,002,960 August | ee 504,602 693,290| 1,515,915| 1,013,761 | 1,907,742 2,637,056 1,886,117| 1,590.481| 1.359.558 September! . le... 355,342 834,451 672,760 488,168 | 2,840,818 | 1,910,456 1,841,218 1,051,723| 1,838,586 October | pr eiiz, 911,684 | 1,351,714 | 1,107,607 357,097 1,125,822 | 2,612 875| 1,578,015{ 1,173,315 801,317 November! .... 731,187 | 1,138,161 393,530 297,667 | 1,799 522| 1,047,370 1,722,988 1,577,808] 1,490,256 December | ...... 368,157 505,687 342,661 408,670 | 1,574,697 | 1,976,447| 2,190,116 832,212| 1,289,072 January iA eeeiom 206,718 | 1,242,461 | 672,245 552,015 814,157 | 1 947,711| 1,472,159 924,166 903,862 february | nm 249,080 465,021 810,530 698,631 648 948 583,684 288,708 | 1,053,295 515,566 Maat | a. 444,085 475,012] 282,691| 1,552,886, 644,155| 497,281] 1,130,461| 236.259] 699516

Totals 5,836,381 | 9,780,351 | 9 6822 765! 11, 812,661 | 18,888,691121,634,000 | 18,873,766 | 14,347,107 | 14,959,143

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pions of Rosin from United States for Ten Years--1018-19 to 1909. 10 To United Kingdom, barrels, 280 Ibs

Month | 1918-19 1917-18 1916-17 | 1915-16 1914-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 1911-12 1910-11 | 1909-10

OTT April 5,687 85,775 35.723 84,640 22,552 65,485 4,815 45,914 18,927 13,467 May 5,391 55,581 54,694 85,707 28,296 99,777 40,367 17,728 32,622 21,128

yi June Laall 77,489 91,350 59,662 58,659 57,586 36,618 23,790 53,122 58,127

of July > oil 40,011 91,346 23,819 56,510 43,229 44,629 52,152 69,604 52,340 August: an... 27,949 48,836 36,067 45,467 62,355 52,567 63,716 39,099 80,1565

NT September| ...... 44,909 43,997 43,455 24,774 41,073| 48,160 69,557 16,816 34,514 me October... | i... 51,801 73,332 26,960 15,098 32,653 38,864 44,480 23,784 26,292 November | ..... 51,977 35,837 11,480 8,169 57,076 51,425 83,225 61,942 87,947

Sg December | ..... 16,176 17,810 51,167 11 116 39,307 65,006 81,635 40,838 38,657 el January | i... 1,902 75,973 98,445 35,609 55,671 \ 87,005 28,779 47,594 30,942 Bebruary |. :...... 10,603 27,968 70,956 45,830] - 89,433 28,923 22,836 8,376 21,976 March BT I lores: 86,224 22,186 45,978 26,096 43,638 26,308 5,485 41,814 Ne

Potal Loi. 464,173 | 632,085 596,544 | 896,043! 619,691 | 491,317 | 509,618 | 417,709 457,354 a

To Belgium and Netherlands bbls 280 Ibs

Aprils | beskanialaol Ras 2,304 557 7,726 | 15,404 32,248 3,029 51,031 1,065 RY LE sal i ARs nese Bi peta 42,883 34,756 19,425 16,865 24,600 16,493 FINE ee 18,606 58,858 63,813 19,556 5,656 21,920 17,016 daly. lar ha aah Ae 838 86,668 34,850 62,987 54,026 3,881 43,614 dboust |. nia 361 2,501 1767 14,285 28,669 14,880 34,227 23,826 September) or wo.iasl on rl gd nr Las SW a 4,276 36,200 16,075 59,919 15,911 25,126 Qetobery. | YN leans SS al ow 3,093 9,749 14,100 25,386 8,109 11,421 35,865 November: *aL. 000 ioisris 179 2,329 2,155 6,922 7,001 71,596 15,604 33,922 December burmese. 180 Bp T etre 39,070 26,413 35,548 29,979 21,308 January lias ileal) 42,556 61,438 16,413 24,706 40,862 Bebruary. | cnn fii iivsnn | 7 isnasanes 1,989 532 39,469 11,154 6,696 8,885 26,437 Mareh | bees Se Ca RR EN 4,495 22,164 16. 277 19,486 5,255 14 486

otal fre sais] oh ios ma 3,024 30,084 218,009 363,589 326,629 311,718 247,369 299,829

To Germany, Barrels, 280 Ibs

April PR BREN NL el 14,262 26,814 13,598 53,482 35,314 39,012 May = | eee] BERN TR SINNER SL 70,962 51,725 20,874 47,826 59,908 8,069 June oo Loc arn hh a 85,981 78,838 86,944 37,848 30,383 98,60¢ FU icy noire 1 AS reranarty i oe erases 49,340 58,118 91,229 120,189 76,821 56,452 Atgust: | oS LO RRA LL FRR Lk 3,991 21,147 100,409 | 05,694 61,624 67,796 September ia ll BE nalle. "| ati] vreaieriien] a iaensties ous 147,509 106,160 86,120 42,521 85,271 Qectobar 1. aio dal Uo La] AE ee 20,218 65,538 19,002 71,800 8,508 November ih thr md hed ss Gin 95,665 50,124 48,841 115,508 80,241 December | ...... Ek hh Feld we 45,861 82,781 57,312 78,352 30,262 JANUALY. | rin ly ree Nr i OO pn a 1 Bt ens 134,854 126,235 92,017 36,5684 7,769 February | = pen relat nh Lr ed eerie 70,315 29,838 14,381 86,428 70,889 IAPC 7 i tr) LRT, arent he 32,420 5,104 66,504 33,370 74,466 otal ly: [ol aE i Ll 224,488 | 777,979 778,784 699,216 726,408 622,808

To All Other Europe, barrels, 280 Ibs.

APrili:i il iii veers 14,430 47,9256 5,490 78,702 108,200 | 65,370 77,800 43,727 53,392 May... iv eau 6,805 24,248 44,346 14,082 17,476 8,293 12,290 9,278 5,104 Jone: in aa as 1,896 9,885 24,108 20,297 35,727 2,097 34,147 10,456 16,650 JULY: ii ili Datos 2,243 85,858 26,155 4,607 39,408 25,850 34,278 81,293 1,132 ARZUBY fis ssi 6,906 33,408 12,619 1,536 18,994 45,110] 5,978 17,087 10,648 September, ...... rl fs oars giles 15,586 83,464 9,918 13,692 18,485 49,470 29,920 53,7568 October | cone. 1,600 16,171 19,842 14,178 32,984 39,649 26,259 36,607 9,879 NNOVOINDOTL |: | ceoerssennas 1:5 orssasmainin 18,298 25,018 9,846 11,208 10,421 24,6879 9,684 18,136 December EE 8,270 31,394 25,919 31,726 27,525 24,718 43,719 8,189 JORUALY [a cree] era de 8.644 27,941 2,738 19,718 18,621 82,140 17,189 39,862 Fobraary | ial’ tien 6,638 48,879 26,316 28,506 20,110 21,690 40,744 3,293 March | a. 23 400 31,894 29,003 18,938 5,952 21,193 7.251 21,714

fotall” =. 33,861 265,824 330,640: 237,087 871,527 | 282,483 | 864,632 296,756 231,857

Total Exports, Barrels, 280 Ibs, Everything Shipped Outside United States, Including Tar and Pitch

April 59,205 164,284 143,323 158,402 148,535 262,362 172,705 215,012 190,118 145,648 May 71,494 134,269 150,614 188,736 182,837 257,466 136,855 187,017 184,288 79,670 Jane «uy Aw Lo 153,116 212,514 151,895 250,177 271,553 185,898 157,276 153,276 222,564 J MY 124,927 237,700 93,951 228,714 246,865 262,082 831,151 226,650 197,649 Aagust | 113,179 152,828 89,818 78,365 164,481 280,676 194,402 191,841 179,011 September] ...... 98,327 108,787 114,834 77,700 289,780 253,553 338,562 185,681 236,186 October |: “usin 122,578 145,555 76,236 77,025 138,762 226,786 148,174 201,058 114,518 November| = en 158,409 111,018 79,686 43,016 212,197 166,868 218,883 9249, ,941 266,106 December | vena: 86,348 95,038 124,576 63,459 184,914 270,444 276,154 274, 471 156,424 January | | .ad.i 30,774 143,885 179,698 78,666 272,784 316,288 225,451 182,669 148,584 ehruary | =. 50,036 85,893 189,801 118,087 201,478 127,075 117,287 176.085 163,728 March. |... a 50,788 101,48R 115,080 123,082 124,110 132,194 179,860 91,700 189,361

Total | anne. - 1,287,007 1,688,688 | 1,652,687 | 1,464,632 | 2,626,782, 2,530,724 | 2,589,169| 2,256,242 2,099,348

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trol labor; a practical man in any pentine farm or can take charge of ordinary business; reliable and steady; small place and do woodman’s work or If you want an honest reliable man Please Mention the Paper stilling; can furnish ten to fifteen good past draft age write me at once. Our readers will oblige us when turpentine negroes; can furnish cash Address: Woodsman, bond if necessary. writing to parties advertising in our 134 care Review Address Manager, a paper if they will state that they saw 294 care Naval Stores Review. the advertisement in the Weekly Naval Stores Review. This is a little trouble Position Wanted pu fd and costs nothing, but helps us and is ee pd Middle aged married man, life ex- information wanted by the advertiser. perience, desires position as manager, Pu woodsman, bookkeeper or general man; salary no question if with right party;

The best medium for advertising can furnish some labor. THIS PAGE fut Prd ** Woodsman Wanted,” ‘ Distiller Address: Future, 134 care Review. fod Wanted,’ ‘Situation Wanted as Woods- SAND... Pod A A A AN AAU ANA man or Distiller,” ‘Turpentine Farms for Sale,’’ ‘Turpentine Tools,” etc., is the SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES GET RESULTS ReviEw. Try it and be convinced. It is in a position to supply your wants.

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 9 E383 RIERA RRR Producers Turpentine Co. SUBSCRIBE TO ELIZABETH, LA. JOHN R. WALSH'S PRODUCERS OF PURE GUM SPIRITS TURPENTINE DAILY LETTERS and OFFICIAL REPORTS ROSIN STEAM DISTILLED PINE OIL NAVAL STORES MARKET - AND DAILY TELEGRAMS ALSO FURNISHED IF DESIRED STEAM DISTILLED TURPENTINE ADDRESS: JOHN R. WALSH SAVANNAH, GA.

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MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE MANUFACTURERS OF MANUFACTURERS OF CYLINDER SAWED ROSIN HIGH-GRADE CYLINDER SAWED HIGH-GRADE AND POTATO BARREL ROSIN BARREL STAVES SPIRIT, SYRUP AND DIP BARRELS

STAVES - ¢ These Staves are all same thick= » ness and length, tied up one DIP BARRELS WITH AND WITHOUT RIMS barrel to bundle MADISON, FLA. FRUIT AND POTATO BARRELS WRITE US FOR PRICES Inf xh

Did ceo TURPENTINE FUTURES IN THE LONDON MARKET Rosin Oils, Varnishes and Pitch London, England, June 1, i918. The following gives a comparison of SOUTHERN OIL & CHEMICAL CO. -Bpirits of turpentine futures at this date for four years: — SAVANNAH GEORGIA

DELIVERIES WEEK ENDING THIS DATE

1988. iu. hn 274 MOM. ill mn A BR 405 MOORE & HOLE I016L...i.. nk 1,773 IMPORTERS OF EE Se ae ne IN 2,025 JAMES WATT & SON JULY-DECEMBER ne Bt Wid Rosins and Turpentine BOAT. en concn Fre css nent 56s. - 4: TURPENTINE AND ROSIN MO cea gs 42 8, 9 d. BOUB...... cooviciiii ie nines 85 8. ...d. Billiter House, Billiter Street DELIVERIES, JANUARY TO DATE 101 LEADENHALL STREET LONDON, E.C., ENGLAND MOIS ee ee Ly 10,283 casks LONDON TOIT. care Rou abies 27,600 $ orn natn. Ne. 33,818 G15... rsa SE es 39,091 CABLE ADDRESS: ‘MOVEMENT’ LONDON

. JAMES WATT & SON We solicit for publication news of Do you subseribe for the WEERLY Do yousubscribe for the Naval Stores interest to operators in any section of Review? If not, why not! the turpentine belt. NAVAL STORES REVIEW?

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i 10 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE COURSE OF THE SPIRITS TURPENTINE MARKET AT SAVANNAH FOR ELEVEN YEARS

Pl A to bl 00 A SANSA SE {Compiled from Official Records of the Savannab Board of Trade.)

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DATE | 1918-19 | 1917-13 | 1916-17 | 1915-16 | 1014-15 | 1913-14 | 1912-13 | 1911-12 | 1910-11 | 1909-10. | 1908-09

April 1. 36 45 ND 44% | ND 42 | 463 1 02 8014 87) | ‘wp April 6... 38} 48 49} 444 NO ND 453 ND 6014 36 50 April 13. 381 473 49 453 44 373 45 ND 60 803 | 38s 38% 48 Apri? 20... 384 46% 47 453 4314 393.40 | 441.45 | T25 58% 69| 393 Rg3| 46 Apnl 27... 38% 47% 44} 45% 453 | 424 H'D'Y | 463.463 | 74 59 15.87 424 48 May 4. 413 443 35% 35% | 453% 4214 363 48 74 ND 35% 44 May 1l.. 47 42}. 43 | 363 44} 44% | 44 37% 46} 463 | 63.64 h9% 60! 87 373 42} & May 18.. | 48 44 373.8373 | 41.40} | 43% 36% 47 471 | 65 61} 613| 873 | 423 May 25... 463 42 1 884.385 | 88.384 | 443.45 | 87}.373 | 45% 59 60} 373 38) 423 June 1... 45% 40} 39 403 433 361.364 | 44.443 | 56}. 3 55 89 293 | 40} June 8... 48 © 39.39%4| 39 39% 45 45} 35} 454% 533.543 | bb} 373 88 | 41 June 15... 55 39 39 38} 383 | 453.46 | 3p 45 51.513 | 56% 57| 40% | 89 393 June 22... | 63 39.39% | 39 41} 424 | 463.47 | 36 44} 443 | 52 574 894 403 | 40 June 29... 85 33 38% 303.393 | 461.47 | 36} 44} 44% | 53.537| 59.59] 433 44 89 July 6... 813.62 | 384 38 39% 46.46% | 36.36} | 44 503.51 | 6l3 62| 431 44| 893 40 July 13... 6114 37% | 423.423 | 393 484 86}.363% | 43% 51.51} | 64 46 883 Yaly. on VT 20) di bg 46}.464 | 393.393 | 46 3514 43% 493 663 66% 453 88% 88% July 27... | is wi 187% 431.434 | 39% 45% 353 43 51.513| 68% 46% 47! 873 87% Aug 3... te 38% 43% 38% 45% 35 423% 49} 88% 48} 37% 37% Aug 0.500 Ln 37% 423 39.391 | ND 353.36 | 391.40} | 493.493 68% 493 493| 85% se suf 17... i] 335 42421 | 38 ND 364.363 | 40 51.513 693.693] 50} 85% Aug. 2%. oan to 80s 423 43 | 3873 ND 393.40 | 89% 40 | 53} 38% - 533 | 85% 36 Ang Sv. fb. wi lois 535 423.423 | 37.873 | ND 39 39 381.39 | 511.513 70 564 863 Bept To | eee | 39} 42% 36 ND 383.39 | 88 51%.52| 71.713] 583 38 Sept 14. | con -| 403 45 36% ND 39 38% 50 71% 563 86 36% Sept 21. if | 403 42% 874.38 | ND 39} 38% 50}. 503 | T4% 75| ©5653 853% Sept 2B. i ... -y 5 43% 38 ND 38 89} 394 | 50} 504 | 78%.74| 58% 853} Oct. 5... .l oo A rd 43% 383% ND 39.39} | . 39} 50% 7214 593 35% Oct 12... F ee -| 48} 433 38% ND 39.391 | 38% 483 7634 59 85 Qetoigg . | 49) 44 424 ND 40} 41 48 741.748 | 671 B73) 873 Dobe BM ov oii -| 49 45 53.533 | ND 42 301 463.463 | 75% 36 363 MOTs J. hig eons | 49 49} | 44} 503 ND 42.42 38 463.465 | 77.77% 36% Nov. .8.:f ... wm | 463.47| 463.47. | 53 ND 483.43 38% 48} 78% 55} 562 88% Nov 16 | ... i 48 481463 | 54.543 | ND 43% 373% 45 1 65 38% Novis.’ | ... wt fb ded 463.47 | 55} 443 44.44% | 85 443 76% ND 89% Nov 30... | owe | 45% 50) 54} 45% 43 34} 343 | 443.45) 75 bi | 893 Dec Till: rel dd 50 544 44} 424 35.85} | 464.47] 75 63% | 89% Dee 14S 0 ee 4837050 523.53 | 43% 42} 38% 48% 74% 55} 3a Dec: i 2h A nine — 4B 53.53} | 51 44 424 38% 493.50 | 175% 53} 68% 37% Dos io8. "yp =i | 48 52} Bau 413 42 874.38 + 49 763.764| 53% 64! H’'D Jan" 4. — OL 513.523 423 44 393 39% | 650% 17 56 "H'D’Y Jan. 31. bol.. | 453} 534 > 433 45% 40}..40% | 504 79% 59 41} Jani 18... [ ... AT 524.53 | 55.55} | 44 46 393 493 83 ND 40§ Jan Binh pee oz) | + 453 524 55 433 47 413 49 Bid | 821.823 60% 41 413 Fob. 1.10 Seen | 44 51 55 40% 48 42 42} | 463 84 ND 413 Fed) . 8... |... i) 3 i 8} 55 443 483% 42.42} | 47 86 5914 39% Heb 15... | .... i 423. 40 543 423 44 42% 46} 871.88 | 59% 404 Feb 22 .. osrmmrmens | 12 483 504 41% 44 423 473 87% 59 41 Meh! F.. ii} . -] 10 183 50 42 443 42 46} 87% 591% 39 % Mch 8. ME BT | 48% 50 42 45 40 47 88% 80 87s Meh 15. if id | 40 48 493.50 | 42 463 373.38 | 48% 92 8014 38} Mch 22.10 “lo. ~| 89 | 43 50% 42 463 373.38 | 48% 483 | 41.00.01 | 603 | 884% Mch 20. | ow onts 22D 43} 51.51% | 423 46% ND 49 1.07 60 37 Mch 31. | WL. u-{ ¥ 58 45 50 44 ND 42 47 1.02 593 59% | 37%

High and Low Prices for Turpentine for Eleven Years

1917-18 1916-17 1915-16 1914-16 1913-14 1912-13 911-12 1910-11 rls 1908-09 1907-08 H. L H. TL. H. 5... YH. 5. H. L. H.-L. H. ; LL. H. LL. H. HL. H--Tg 493 36 54 3853 56 36 47 40% 483 35 48 3b $1.02 44% $1.07 55} 60} 353 503 35 89 40 Highest and Lowest Turpentine Posted onthe Savannah Board of Trade. Highest, Viarch 25, 1911. at $1 07 zallou. or ’53 KO AMAR Lwewest Sent 4 1898 at 22 cta. osllon, or $11.06 ask

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 11 7933333333333 ISSSSSSSSSSSSSSS IIIB III, “4 W. W. WILDER, President W. H. PROCTOR, Vice-President HENRY HENKEN, Sec’y-Treas wv A | | | no M | © n 1 Mm mn - N Mm CITIZENS TRUST CO. BUILDING 0

A CORNER BULL AND BAY STREETS py SAVANNAH, GEORGIA i | NAVAL ane STORES FACTORS A DEALERS IN TAR a / iA STILLERS’ SUPPLIES A\ a This company is operated by men raised in the turpentine business. They h know the operators’ needs and how to satisfy them. A WE SERVE OPERATORS’ INTERESTS A We make promp prompt sales and q quick returns. We pay drafts against g shipments p from responsible parties with railroad receipt attached. A We will hold turpentine and rosin for our customers advancing liberally on same while in storage. M On independent shipments we send check for net returns day sales are paid for Nn after deducting what has been drawn against such shipments. M We carry no ‘credit balances’ except by special arrangement with customers. MN Closest attention paid to shipments no matter how small or how large. " Promptness and satisfactory service to our customers guaranteed. n ‘Write us. We are sure we can make it to your interest to ship your naval a " stores to us. x TAR, NEW PROCESS TAR, CHARCOAL @, We are large handlers of old-fashioned kiln-made tar, new process tar and AN charcoal. If you make these products we will buy them from you. If you ”n want to buy some we will sell them to you. We buy tar direct—no com- n mission charged on tar shipped us. We are known as the ‘‘Tar Baby’’ Mm concern. This means that you will be so well pleased with your transac- \ tions with us that you will stick to us closer than did the Bear to the Tar Mm Baby which he hugged in the fable. a LOCATIONS BOUGHT AND SOLD on If you want to sell your location write us sending in schedule and price wanted. Mn It you want to buy a location, write us what size one you want and amount M - you have to invest. We will do our best to satisfy you either way. A Promptness Utmost Courtesy Satisfactory Results A MN These are what you get by doing business with us /N Pp Write us, or better still come to see us =¥. Weecesccccccccccecccccceccecerceecceed

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SEITE JOURNAL of TRADE,

{istablished 1890. M. W. LARENDON & GO. A. HARDAKER COMPANY BE ComMMISSION MERCHANTS BY THE NAVAL STORES AND RICE EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. 82 WALL STREET (Not incorporated) NEW YORK CITY Rosin and Turpentine

Rooms, 6-7, Southern Express bldg, Consignments of Pure Gum Spirits Turpen- 807 LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE BUILDING St. Julian and Whitaker Streets. tine and Batting Strained Rosin solicited sight Drafts aginst 3iils of Lading accepo- Entrance on Whitaker Street. ed for seventy-five per cent. Savannah market. Possessing the good will of the NEW ORLEANS, LA. SUBSCRIPTION Per Annum, $5.00 consuming world, can guarantee full values and qtick revarns. CABLE ADDRESS: Firm cJd.f. offers also solicited, fF Address allcommunications and make “HARDCO,’® New Orleans, La.

all checks. drafts, money orders, etc., payable to NAVAL STORES REVIEW, TURNER COMMERCIAL C.B TURTON CO. a P. 0. Box 948, Savannah, Ga. AND FORWARDING CO- 16 EXCHANGE PLACE

NEW YORK Entered as second-class matter at the Post- office at Savannah, Ga GENERAL BROKERS

ROSINS-TURPENTINE Eastern Representative: CHARLES NORDHAUS, JR ROSIN—TURPENTINE For Export »¢ 4 st ot st 8 Room 404, 130 Pearl Street, New York City ANP ALL For Soap Makers & Paper Makers PINE TREE PRODUCTS For Varnish Makers #8 &¢ ot 8 - Exports of Naval Stores In Detail PALE GRADES OF ROSIN FOR SOAP MANU- Shipments from Southern Ports, or FACTURERS OUR SPECIALTY For Month of May, 1918 New York, or Delivered We pay sight drafts to Producers or NEW ORLEANS, LA. Official Report of the Department Dealers against purchases with L&@ WE SOLICIT INQUIRIES FROM BUYERS documents of Commmerce of the United States

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE H. T. WEST GO., Inc. Kinney & Lunn Countries Casks 148 STATE STREET Bngland...... cvs winnie 240 CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Canada. i. oi ered 2,725 BOSTON, MASS.

Central America, ete. 20 2 RECTOR ST., NEW YORK CITY British Honduras ...... fre (3.3 ALL THE PINE PRODUCTS ATZENING oo... dsie siiiosssiniaes yn Consultation and Reports on Brazil... olin Good veins 31 ROSINS, TURPENTINES, PINE PRODUCTS PLANTS Cle or tines 206 ROSIN OILS CF ALL GRADES Other South America ...... 120 Embracing Japa. eit 310 PINE TARS AND OILS, Venezuela... isan ins sven Se PITCHES, CRUDE PRODUCTS COST DATA-DESIGN-CONSTRUCTION-OPERATION British Oceania...... Alien. 3,257 STANDARDIZATION AND DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTS Other Asia and Oceania...... 50 PARAFFINE WAXES British Sonth Afriea...... 0 © a CARBON BLACK ANALYSIS

Italy gm etara a SLC Cuba. sa A ME All other Countries...... tans 1,444 A. L. FARIE | A.E. ADAMSON Bot: oir es aT sis 8,403 SUCCESSOR T0 JAMES FARIE, JR. Lon ash ROSINS

Countries Barrels (500 1bs.)

EXPORTER AND DEALER IN aly... fn eins fag AE INOZWAY. o.oo. nn iivdssssinesins vinioonpdion Sif rnsanes NAVAL STORES Sader, am United Kingdom.. ... - ...... 3,018 Rosin, Turpentine, Tar Canada...... 9,823 Savannah Bank & Trust Co. Building

Cuba...... 2,329 Argentina ...... dads 1;275 SAVANNAH, GA. Brazil...... co i 6,572 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Other South America ...... 2,375 Cable Address: ‘‘Farie,’”’ Savannah

JAPAN (ol lnids Lhd nl 10,930 AUSITalif. coins micimisiiinnt masini 3,040 All other Countries.. -...cecoume oc... 675 we Buy ROSIN erapes H ano BELOW FOR OUR FACTORIES IN otal... 40,037 NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH We solicit for publication news of WRITE OR WIRE US AT POINT TO WHICH YOU WOULD SHIP QUOTING YOUR BEST PRICE interest to operators in any section of NATIONAL ROSIN OIL & SIZE CO. the turpentine belt. 90 WEST STREET, NEW YORK SAVANNAH, GA.

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eg. SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STOKES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 13 “To ignore Everything But TheWar ! THE COUNCIL TOOL CO. Is One Way To Lose The War London Oiland ColorTrades Journal Reports now eoming in from the WANANISH, N. C. United States show elearly that the troubles which have been afflicting the oil and allied trades here are beginning MANUFACTURERS OF to affect the business in America. We have been for four years deeply engaged in a mortal struggle, and, of High bradeloolsior Naval Stores Operators course, cannot expect that trade should be unaffected by it; but America has been engaged in the war for only a little more than a year, and it seems HACKS, PULLERS, DIPPERS, SCRAPERS early for drastic restriction of trade on SPECIAL TOOLS that side. Nevertheless, the American officials evidently mean to control LEI IITE I WK business and to exercise their powers of veto in many directions. The most .| free and independent nation in the world thus comes, like ourselves, under ESTABLISHED 190! the devasting dominion of war. It was stated by a Government official at JOHN R. WALSH a meeting of the American trade that DEALER IN “It was not the intention of the Gov- ernment to interfere with business rns mm Forme =~ more than was absolutely necessary.’ SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE ROSIN OILS This is no doubt a pleasing theory, and ROSIN OF ALL GRADES we seem to recollect statements to a very similar effect from the lips of our officials. We wish we could believe that there is more substance in this SAVANNAH, GEORGIA American assurance than has been shown to exist in British official assur- ORDERS SOLICITED FROM DEALERS AND CONSUMERS ances of a like nature; but the very ge Buys For Otiers on Cormmis;sion or Brokerage-gxyp nature of official control of trade is to extend itself. Kvery official appointed to deal with trade matters has—to use the American phrase —to ‘‘make good,’ EBERHART E and in magnifying his office he must diminish the freedom and limit-the activity of trade. It was officially suggested at the same PINE PRODUCTS EXPORT GO. meeting that the war is everything, INCORPORATED and trade unimportant in comparison; and many of onr own public men are EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN obsessed by the same idea, and fail to understand that the successful main- GUM ROSIN AND PURE SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE tenance of trade is a vital part of the i functions of “war. The necessity of NEW PROCESS PINE TAR, PINE AND TAR OILS earning wealth by which the war can be carried on does not appear to be so WOOD TURPENTINE, “‘DISINFECTOIL,” ETC. plain and obvious to them as it does to the commercial community. Some of them have never had occasion to earn SAVANNAH “ . GEORGIA anything, or to add in any way to the CABLE ADDRESS: “PINEPRODCO” resources of the country. Those of us, however, who are acquainted with the commercial and industrial life of the country know that to ignore everything but the war is to take the surest HOW TO ) SECURE MORE AND BETTER SPIRITS way of losing the war. At the beginning of the struggle there was a great KEEP FULL SUPPLY COOL WATER IN YOUR TUB talk of ‘‘silver bullets’’; but that was BUY A and see the improvement. They when Mr. Lloyd George was Chancellor of the Exchequer. We would suggest SCHOFIELD { have been tried for many years that ‘‘silver bullets’ are equally need- PUMPING with satisfactory results ful now, and that even war measures which hinder the nation from produc- OUTFIT J WRITE US FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES ing them should be very carefully examined before they are adopted. ALSO ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS, TANKS and TOWERS, The position of shellac was discussed lat the meeting referred to, and the SAW MILL MACHINERY and MILL SUPPLIES somewhat surprising statement was made that 8,000 tons per month were J. S. SCHOFIELD’S SONS CO. needed for the American trade. Our own average imports of shellac in nor- Desk H MACON, GA. mal times were from 5,000 to 6,000 tons 3 | per year, and if America proposes to Continued on page 26

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SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE BEES hi er BRIBE EIEEEAEREAREEEXESRERRERSRERSSN EIB RIES i | i Hi ih v i ROSIN TURPENTINE EXPORT C1 EDMUND S. NASH, PRESIDENT

EXPORTERS AND DEALERS

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

Main Office: 26 Gortland Street, we New York Branch Offices: Savannah, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla., New Orleans, La.

Codes:— Western Union, Universal Elon A BC 5th Edition; Hamilton’s Code Condenser; Lieber’s

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~ BRANCH OFFICES: JACKSONVILLE, FLA. - PENSACOLA, FLA. SALES OFFICES: NEW YORK = 90 WEST STREET PHILADELPHIA - DREXEL BUILDING New England Sales Agents: H. T. WEST CO., Inc., 148 State Street, BOSTON

TURPENTINE IN TANK CARS OR BARRELS CORRESPONDENCE INVITED

Exports of Naval Stores to Countries Outside of Europe for Four Years

From Official Reports of the Bureau of Statistics, United States Department of Commerce

EXPORTS ROSINS IN BARRELS, (280 LBS.) OUTSIDE EUROPE z

April May June July | Aug. Sept. Oct Nov. Dec. | Jan. Feb. Mar =

British North America...... MIO] HIN mend man Ea CL ee re 2 CNB. linn nibh assibisns 1,689 4, 180mm. fen | EE etn LT enone > Argenting. ce... een a 1,748 2.278 heme... Logs Tn Ree as Brazil 0... =r. oN 5,077 11,788 Pla... I mn | Geel caelie 0 cam ba aes oa mal SN Other South America...... 7,455 A PAL riaunriins Jo eiimierants A eciitenst i erste ft merretue | een HRS RL a a =z JAPA | oh Tl ies 8,131 ADT Ss ail hee EnoamalEeen atl arm CL RT nan Rees = British Oceania...... 0 3.460 DA28 br mm i NE ni ei) Men TE Bi eiteeenR iis El Ed Other Countries ... .cccccceeet cceeneeee. 5,209 1205 Paes: 0 ln DLE en ee AEE sh Fy Total. ons B18] BBB .. 1 alm AE ee 5

Total Exports, month... 59.205 yl 1 I pe aE SE I EE CT MRE CS ee IY SRR Ae ie SE NE RR Ee Oa Z

Per cent. shipped to other 3 than Europe...... eeeeuni.-. 90% 923

EXPORTS OUTSIDE OF EUROPE SATIE MONTHS LAST THREE YEARS = 1015 18. arililic ten eta omit: 60,715 72,683 54,524 43,089 38,631 37,915 26,341 32,304 46,967 53,0607 67,977 61,480 © JOIB-17 ie Sn cnn en cbt arin 57,371 71,674 111,079 60,516 70,738 49,204 56,052 61,699 69,288 64,218 51,652 64,864 zg 017-1 inn i Bei et htiesgias 64,059 71,253 74,360 82,673 78,324 53,418 69,272 106,432 70,172 63,051 39,433 50,760 wm

EXPORTS TURPENTINE IN GALLONS, OUTSIDE EUROPE 3 w =!

April May June July- Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dee. Jan Feb. Mar 5

British North America...... 56,337 | 186,258 | ooo | in} Cen. Am. States-Br. Hondu’s 7,430 L008 bmp mii) Cato wi |e ih | i |i ie |e Te | ah | ae en | > Cuba ..... Ae a 6878 anbemed SR eT a a Ee EE Z,

Argentinas i... ieee AO Ln a ERE El le ll ial aera ran TRS Tet Ll © Brazil on Cl iH 8,773 1,D50 Jemmiin LL a af I asa ee co dE ae se Ne — Chile. oe or a iin 4,375 10,8000 sammn...s | al Ui ent aia i | tn Te an aR aE aE Q Other South America...... 5,871 60080 Tuell a mall me Eh ie i Tes TEE G JADA so BE i 5005 wal oat eb oe TTL Te & British Oceania ...... occceeeeemeeeenenn.e. 77,216 182,858 Finn fo ie 1 leis ER he i 1 ER is dtl meander Z Other Asia, Oceania...... cccee cee... 1,959 EW and a ow RE ie [me ei EE ERE SHE Rleegh | British Africas ...... oe.conecumionmnne POO] sie ed ee es ms ee Other Countries...... c...cooeioen 7,308 215008 ae Cd Raat ae i RE Eee les Cn OTH el S

Polo. nam 187,545 | 408,188 Ir. din men a ee] CBE iil Nee if lp ee le ie

Total Bxports, month... ZU0805 | DORE TMG. | te | ren fr we] re 15 ti | tent nl ee 2

Per cent. shipped to other 2 than Europe...... ccceeceeceeeunen. 88 97

EXPORTS OUTSIDE OF EUROPE SATIE MONTHS LAST THREE YEARS : IBIBIB citations Crnanomiznsbns ase 337,316 505,620 432,624 397,693 218,099 201,244 232,347 218,961 226.790 213.036 174.628 282.691 | 1016-17. o. oii er - 250,189 416,266 361,019 ~~ 389,098 386,864 278,280 224,526 179,680 275,597 219,531 174,650 297,989 FOUT-18 i iio viidinns dea - 272,793 330,697 408,675 323,847 351,306 243,259 337,816 = 482,007 270,657 276,718 203,980 . 236,865 Nn

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GILLICAN-CHIPLEY COMPANY inc. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF NAVAL STORES NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA DISTILLERIES IN MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA and TEXAS DIRECT SHIPMENTS FROM POINT OF PRODUCTION TO PURCHASER

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3 RHR A RLERY CREAR EE RRB EO BRR ERO RE BE 2 ESR BRA RR D. J. GAY, President L. V. PRINGLE, Vice-President L. H. WiLLiams, See’y-Treas ve o—— DIRECTORS ——¢——. ; L. V. PRINGLE KE. Woop W.J. L’ExGLE H. W. Epwarps L. N. DANTZLER E. W. EbpwARDs D. J. GAY

PRINGLE TURPENTINE CUP COMPANY i \, ©

MANUFACTURERS OF Pringle Clay Turpentine Cups, Galvanized Turpentine Cups, Aprons, Etc.

(General Office: BILOXI, MISS. | Factory: DAISY, TENN.

The Pringle Long Clay Cups are the most economical as they can be pissed 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 against infringement on our Patent No. 963065.

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The Wilder Company Is The company's real estate depart- New York Naval Stores Market ment is also being established on a Expanding Its Operations very satisfactory basis. It will handle naval stores locations of any size or New York, July 7, 1918 location. Turpentine is quoted at 72c. but Is Doing General Naval Stores In the regular naval stores lines, the marketing of resins and turpentine. arrivals are quoted at from 8 to &c. less. Business on Satisfactory Lines Arrivals at the port today are very The Wilder Companyis also developing its business steadily. It has adopted good, therefore, we can expect lower prices between now and next Monday. The Wilder Company, of Savannah, methods that recommend it to the Rosin is very firm at prices quoted. Ga., the youngest factorage house in operators and insure a further expan- The demand is only fair. the naval stores world, is rapidly ex- sion of its receipts right along. panding its operations. Although but Following pricesareon terms, free on a few months old it has built upan board, in yard, New York (carlots) ex- excellent business and it continually Bound Copies of Review for 1917-18 dock: broadening its operations. One of its Spiritsof Turpentine, pure, in bbls. most successful branches has been the For Sale 50 gals. , per gal., 72¢. handling of tar, old fashioned kiln- Rosins,in bbls. , per 2801bs. : made, or the new process, in both of The Review has bound copies of the Weekly Naval Stores Review for the Common and Good Strained 10.90 which it has become a very large dis- tributor. It is also handling consider- naval stores year ending Mareh 31, 1918, Bie iver s 10.90 for sale. They will be sent by express, Cu aux BEEP REL IA EAT 10.90 able quantities of charcoal. Arrange- ments are under way for the expansion charges prepaid, to any address on re- DY st soso sas a ae hs 10.95 ceipt of $7.50 for each book. BD as a a ee 10.95 of this Seppe Bete o oats sir al is waite of 11.00 0880 HORA RAN Giaie viv ich cobb B00 000 ava, oi 11.00 H 11.20 Be tenis vos is rarvnis Bd 11.20 RR OR ORE IR A 11.50 Me eat 11.95 SHIP PITCH-PINE TAR EER A SE Nh ie 12.00

ii WG: =. ie ee 12.25 ESTABLISHED 188I

van on WW....v.0i 00 0000. 0008 12.85 Rosin Oil, in bbls., 2d run, gal. 62¢ ERNST ZOBEL COMPANY, inc.

IRIE Tar, Kiln-ournt, oil bbls $12.00 | 3 MANUFACTURERS

aged Tar, Retort, oil bbls...... 18.00 38 WATER STREET NEW YORK CITY

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Following quotations cover parcels

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Tr for export, terms, free on board, N.Y.: Spirits of Turpentine, in cases:

WR (2-5 gallon tins to a case.) TURPENTINE STILLS as to brand. Strictly pure, guaranteed, gal. 87s Spirits of Turpentine, in barrels COPPER WORK OF ALL KINDS -as to brand. Strictly pure, guaranteed, gal. Tae Let us figure with you on your new distilling outfits complets Rosins, per 280 lbs. gross weight, We will make allowance on Old Kettles, Worms, Caps and Arms standard types, 200 bbl. lots.: if you need repair work—Write or wire us at once A B C—Common strained $11.15 D—Good strained...... 11.15 E—Y.0Ww NO. 2....1cccereveun 11.15 F—Good No.2....0 ccvvnne.. 11.25 FING. Le iveeinn ne. JRL 11.45 He=No.-1l.... oo. aw 11.50 I—Extra No. l.ceoeeens ols 11.65 K—Ilow pale...... c, 12.00 M—"Pale...... c.o0ciun 12.25 N—Extra pale...... 12.30 WG-—Windowglass...... 12.50 WW—Waterwhite cil ok 12.75

Se db ed L Gobo ede U THEI IMAVANVRVURAVVRVRURANN | GEES DO THIEF Every turpentine operator should GALVANIZED CORRUGATED STORAGE TANKS receive THE REVIEW during thisseason GALVANIZED STILL TUBS APRONS &GUTTERS because by consulting its columns he GALVANIZED GALVANIZED ROSIN VATS will be able to keep himself posted. GALVANIZED TURPENTINE CUPS SOD eee P OSE ee BLACK STEEL STORAGE TANKS

MOBILE STEEL CO Inc. Do you Subscribe for the WEEKLY Navan STorES REVIEW? MOBILE, ALABAMA

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Western Paper Makers | RRB IIIB BRARIEIEIHAARBIEIRAAHAARBANRHHHRRRK Chemical Co. Has Two Large Rosin Distilling Plants JOHN P. RAUSCH COMPANY From the Paper Trade Journal it is NEW ORLEANS, LA. jearned that the Western Paper Makers

Chemical Company, which operates plants in Kalamazoo, Mich.; Easton, Pa.; Holyoke, Mass., and Watertown, N. Y., has completed the erection of MANUFACTURERS —DEALERS—EXPORTERS two large rosin distilling and refining plants at Pensacola, and Goulding, Kla., under the direct supervision of Turpentine, Rosin, Navy Pitch, Ping Tar Wiiliam J. Lawrence, vice-president

and general manager of the company, and directly in charge of the Kalama- z00 plant. The work of construction occupied a Prices furnished cif any port of the world large portion of the winter just closed and resulted in the erection of the two 200 barrel stills, giving a total capacity of 400 barrels a day. Hach plantcovers about 25 acres of ground and consists of numerous small buildings. The construction is wooden frame work and galvanized iron sheathing. Excessive Let It BeaSALE and Not a CONSIGNMENT insurance rates make it desirable to follow this line of construction and in case of fire to be able to confine the loss WHEN YOU SHIP to small units. ‘These plants were erected and placed NAVAL STORES in operation by April 1 and no word of the enterprise reached the outside While There Are Limited Steamer Facilities world until Mr. Lawrence was inter- viewed and gave some interesting facts COASTWISE AND FOREIGN on the industry. One of the chief products of the Western Paper Makers | Chemical Company is the preparation LEARN TO SHIP WEST of rosin sizing, a most important com- | modity in the wanufacture of paper. Our Grading Guaranteed To Conform To In fact, this concern is one of the heaviest consumers of rosin in the Glass Types Prepared By The United world. States Government Bureau of Chemistry ‘“It was our desire to always be sure of securing an adequate supply of rosin that induced us to erect the two plants ONCE WILL CONVINCE in question,” said Mr. Lawrence. ‘‘Practically all the rosin of the world FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER is produced in the United States. There is some made in Russia, but any in- THROUGH dustry in Russia at this time is a negligible quantity of minor importance. Our company alone in its four THE ISAAC WINKLER & BRO. COMPANY plants requires 750 barrels a day. We erected the two plants and devised methods of producing pure rosin, using CINCINNATI, OHIO super-heated steam in the refining process. We are able to pay the farm- ers enough for the raw gum to make it an object to them to discontinue the refining proeess themselves. The rosin is shipped in bulk, thereby saving a Jarge amount in barrels and packing. We sell the turpentine to varnish London-Savannah Naval Stores Co. makers.”

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ENGLISH VIEW OF THE ROSIN AND TURPENTINE MARKET TURPENTINE— Pure Gum Spirits, in casks, Manchester Correspondence cases and tank cars London Oil and Color Trades Journal London, Eng., June 15, 1918 RosiN.—Ameriean F rosin was ROSIN—Standard Grades, correct weights quoted in Liverpool at 60s. 8d. to 61s. per cwt., and probably about 62s. BRANCHES would be wanted by dealers here. This is a high price, but it is very difficult NEW ORLEANS, LA. PENSACOLA, FLA. CHICAGO, ILL. to arrange for fresh importations, and hence there is no immediate prospect Cable Address: ‘‘Lonsavan®’ Savannah of relieving the seareity. £SC0ICICICIICIICI IIT IICII IIIA HH AXHA KHIR IAIN LIK N KX

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BEEBE BBB RRR H 8% 2H } Se BALDWIN LEWIS COMPANY 4 WT Re President JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

H. M. WILSON

Vice-President A. LEE POWELL NAVAL STO RES FACTO RS Sec’y and Treas. DIRECTORS : : and WHOLESALE GROCERS STi pos, TURPENTINE SUPPLIES

J. H. TATuM

W. P. BALDWIN J. G. LEWIS The Patronage of those having Desirable Accounts Solicited Dr. E. P. Rose H. M. Wizsox | CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVED JACKSONVILLE, BL! SAVANNAH, GA.

€¢¢ceeceecee ee ERIE ERE rosy REFINERES 2 BATTING DROS S PENSACOLA, FLA. We want your Batting Dross and Strainer Dross. ~~ GHETo—+ Write us for prices and advise approximate quantity you have on hand. We pay promptly CHEMICAL WORKS upon arrival of shipments at either of our Pensacola plants EASTON, PA. aro wot & WESTERN ‘PAPER MAKERS CHEMICAL CO. WATERTOWN, N. ¥. PENSACOLA, FLORIDA U0 1

ESTABLISHED 188I NEW ORLEANS COPPER WORKS JOSEPH WALLBILLICH, Proprietor Turpentine Stills a Specialty Manufacturer of the Improved Turpentine Still with an improved bottom and spout, a combination - plate, with a vapor, charge and skimming opening, attached to a single collar that has a free vapor cir- culation; it does not trap the vapor in the kettle and prevent it from going over into the worm. Workmanship and material first-class. The design speaks for itself. Can furnish best of references. WALLBILLICH : GENERAL COPPERSMITHING PATENTED. IMPROVED Joe. STILL lst 0s. 0s, / C ; : —1, ALL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Operators are warned against infringements on Patent No. 946,186 OFFICE AND WORKS: 827-829 TCHOUPITOULAS ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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COURSE OF PALE GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1915 to 1918-i0

{Compiled from Ofticial Records of tne Savannah Board of Trade)

WATERWHITE WINDOWGLASS N

DATE 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19 { 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19

April 1)... $555 ($5523 ($800 ($740 ($355 ($545 ($5 75.80/87 30 [$505 [$530 . ($5 70.85%7 15 April 6 ....s -| 555 5 50 6 00 7 40 5 55 5 40 5 90 7 05 505 595 1585 6 50 April 13... ~1 565 5 60 5 90 8 90 5 55 5 50 5 75 80| 6 65 5 05 5 45 5175 8 25 April 20...... -l 5 65 5 50 8 15 7 00 5 55 5 40 8 10 8 70 515 5 25 8 00 6 25 April 27 15170 5 35 8 25..30| 8 90 5 60 5 25 8 20 8 50.85 5 15 5 05 8 15 8 00..80 AY. Aires -] 5 80 5 25 8 20 6 90 565.70 5 10 8 15 8 70 515 4 90 8 10 6 10. May 11... -l 570 5 20 8 00.40 7 35 5 60 5 10 8 00.15] 7 20 5 15 4 80 5 95 7 00 May 18... ~1650 5 35 8 40 7 40 5 40 5 15..20| 6 35 7 30 5 0) |4 95.500) 6 20 30 7 05 May 25 .... 1550 '|'540 8 40 8 85 5 35 5 20 6 30 8 70 5 00 4 90.95) 8 25 8 00..50 June 1 .... -] 550 5 60 8 25 8 50 5 35 5 50 8 15 8 25 4 90 5 30 8 10.15 8 00 June 84. ~157 [590 610 8 45 9 00 5 65 5 75.85 6 35 8 75 5 00.05] 5 50.80] 6 25 8 60 June 15 ..... | 5 85 8 00 8 65.80 9 59 5 70 5 40.75] 6 55 70, 9 40 5 10 5 30 40| 6 40.50, 9 30 June’ 22... —| 6 10 6 10 710 [1055 6 00 5 70 700 |10 40 5 35 5 60 875 [10 30 June 29...... 8 50 6 35 7.00 [10 80 8 30 8 00 8 80 [10 50 5 40 5175 6 70 [10 40 July 6... —] 6 50 6 00..20| 8 60 [10 50 8 30 5 80.85 8 50 [10 50 5 45 5 55 60| 6 40 [10 50 July 13... 1 6 35.80 6 40.50 6 65 [11 05 8 20 6 10.15) 6 50 |11 05 5 20 6 00.05/ 6 20 [11 05 July 20 ...... ~ 0640.45 6 75 8 65..90| ce. 8 15.25 6 60 6:55.75) ...... 5 10 20| 6 50 60) 6 25..85 ..... July 27... -1605 8 90 8. 70.. 750 +:r44 8 00 8 60 6 50..80| ...... 5 00 8 50 6.20.30| .... Aug 3B ..- ~15 90 890 [665.700] ...... 5 80 6 55 6685.75... 4 90 6 55 8 25.85! ...... Ang 10 ...... | 5 30 6 65 7 G0:0B7 iui 5 60 8 50 6:75.80] -..... 4 Y5 8 50 8 25.50 Anz 17... —y 5.70 8 75 710.250 ...... 5 55 8 60 7.00.10, ...... 4 85 8 50 8 50..55 Aug AH... -1570 8 95 1.15.95)... i 5 60 8 80 7 00.05 475 6 50 60] 6 50..65! ...... Aug 31... 157 8 60 11525 ..... 5 60 8 50 200.10 ...... 4175 8 45 8.50.75L + ig... Sept 7... wi 5 70 6 60 13505 5 55 8 50 720808 4 70 8 35 8 80 Sept 14 ~ 1585.90 87 7 45155) ne 5 65 8 50 7.850.405 Ld, 48- | 645 700 * Sept 2! ... —] 6 00 8 60 7.60 Fa. 5 80 8 50 dh 4 90 6 35 al) eh ica Sept 28 ...... <3 6°20 6 60 FI5 Eo es 8.005 16.50 598 7 55 | mee 500 |g40.423 7385 | ... : OC: 5 ceri] 8 U0 8 60 7 60 hn 5 80 8 50 7 35Y Aa. 4 90 35 780 1. Oot + AZ im — 6 05 8 50 7 50st wiki; smn 8 05 6 40 7:40; 2 | wa, 5 25 8 25 715 Oct 19 ... — 8 40 8 45 7500 1. 8 20 8 35 7248 1 5 55 8 25 1015)... Qct 26. .omme} 650 8 70 7 80 % 8 25 6 50 en 58 | 645 720 om Nov 2... —] 8 50 8 60 gst 8 25 6 50 780° lr 6 00 8 45 745 Nov 9 .... 30.75 6 80 A 6 35 8 60 7-80 | eee 6 22% | 650 7.80 Nov 16 .....e] 6 80.90] 7 00 TOs al sce 8 60 6 75 7 55 650 | 660 745 ols iy NOV 23 cow] 6 90 710 775 — 8 50 6 90 796550 8 25 8 70 55 |... No¥ 80 .=] 750 7 20 ves td 7595 7 10 7505p... . 16 80.700) 6 70.75 7 35 oa Dect. i 7 ues}. 7. 00 720 00. ol ; 8 75 8 90 7 Sah operas 6 50 8 70..80| 7 85 an Dec 14 cee] 7.25 720. (760. ( ... 7 00 7 00 750 407 i 6.705 | 6 80.85 7.80 «if Dec 21... Sle 7:25 7 20 175 1 7 00 6 95 7.80.0 [3.0 6 75 6 80 7980 woul Lo, Dec 28... 725 720 7.55 tor u 7 00 7 00 gilt urns 6 75 6 80 728 iw JANE 4 cco} 7 50 72 750 65 7 00 25| 7 00 0 45 7 00 8 95 720.95] Jan. 1 ..... wy 7.50 7 30 760. | vue 7 95 7 10 TAD linn 7 00 vi02 1795 t... Jan: 18 ...uw=] 7.50 725 790 of conn 7 00 7 00 a0 6 75 8 95 795 1 . Jan" 25 ...... ] 7 60 725 50° Naam 7 20 7 00 740 fon 8 75 8 85 720 |... a Feb 1... 1.7.50 705 1 ee ER, 7 20 8 75 2080 ih oorer 6 75 8 65 730 1... Feb: 8... i. 50 8 90 7 70 in 7 20 8 65 7-60... fo 6 60 75| 6 50 790: |... % Feb” 15...... 1 750 .;6 80 1.80.70 soem 7 20 6 60 7 50.60] ...... 6 75 6 40 7 830.40) ...... Feb 22 een] 7 00 8 75 7 B00 ta terpren 6 80 6 50 7 40: 8 75 8 40 725 CS Mare 1. wl 0:80.~: [8.70 1.7.50: if ee 6.23: {645 |T 40 um 6 00: | 685 =: P-5c ull Mar 8... 157 |670 7180 liens 5 55 8.40.45[ 7 25-1... 5 35 6 35 00 uf Mar 15 .... i565. 167 .Lyzg f... : 5 55 630.4650 725 a. 545 9680 700 | Mar 22 ....}5 75 5 60 7.40 if... & 5 85 5 55 150 5 45 5 50 pas Mar 29... | 5 60 575 7.40%... % 5 50 5170 7.80. Tan 5 35 5i70. i |B 15 anh Mar. 31 552% | 600 7 40 id 5 45 B 75.807. 80" Ione 530 |570.850 715 1...

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1914-15 te 1917-18 Waterwhite Windowglass N 1914-15 1815.16 1916-17 1917-18 1914-16 1915-18 1918-17 1917-18 1914-15 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 A L..H Lid LH L..B LieHoL lols Halos, Los oF Ls pbs as HR Th 8.50 5.50 7.50 5.50 7.32) 5.20 775 590 8.25 5.40 7.25 5.35710 505 7.65 575 6.00 5.00 7 004 70 7.02 475 7 55 5 75

I SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL SI'ORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 21 COURSE OF MEDIUM GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH ROY APRIL 1, 1915 to 1918-19

(Compiled from Official Redorde i he Savannah Board of Trade)

TC TS Mea OS

| I Ee M K DANE 1915-16 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19] 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19 § 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18] 1918-19 |

April 1 $400 $515 $580 $675 [$3 25.8085 00 [$5 70.80/86 05 [¢2 10 $500 [$575 [$5 45 April 6... 400 510 |56580 575 3 95.80) 4 95 5 75 5 50 815 |4 85 5 60..70| 5 25 | April1® ... 5. 410 1540 |57 5 75 340 | 530 565 |5E0 3 35 5 05 5 50..60| 5 25 ADri) 20 .oreoms 415 (49 |590 5 70 38 1470 590 | 550 360 |470 58 |5 30 APTil 27 rene. 415 148 [610 575 38 [460 |600 5 b5 8170 | 440 800 |5 80 | May 4... 492045 460 |5 95 5 95 3 85.95 4720 30 5 90 5 90 38175 420 |590 |5 75.80 | May il... 42 [450 |595 8 60.85 3 75 90| 4 30.85 5 95 8 60..85] 3 85.704 223. 30| 5 90..95| 6 55.60 I May 18 oo 400 | 460.685 620.25 6 95 345 1460 |62 [685 880 |4,50 | 62 |685 I May 25... 400 |4865 8615 [780820 38 [455574 610 [7 75.81Cf 815 | 4 50.55 6 05 7 75.80 I June 1 oll 400 [500 |600 7 85 840 1490 |595 775 317% | 4 85 5 85.90| 7 55 | | June 8... 3 95 400 5 30.40 6 00. | 8 50 8 50.55 5 20.30 5 95 8 30 815.20 510.20] 58 | 825 i | June 15 405 | 525.85 6 10.20 9 20 370 | 520.85 6 00 10 9 10 320 615.173 5 80.90 9 10 | June 22 oo... 420 | 545.50 635 [995.1010 380 |540 | 615 [1000 840 |520 | 58 2 90 June '29 ..... 48 | 545 6 C0 10 20 38 |5 40 57 [10 10 345 |5 3p 570 [10 10 I July. 6 = 445 | 545.60 570 [10 40 38 | 540.45 540 [1025 340 | 5 80.85/65 273.85(10 05 | July 18 4 20 600 |565 [1150.95] 8 70.75/5 773..90| 5 25 [10 40.80] 3 30 85 585 | 5 20 [16 00.05 | July 20 Ln 425" 1645.55 580 75 365 | 640.50 5 20 85| ...... 320 | 6 85.406 174.25 ...... July 27 NL 4 20.25 8 50 5 55 70| weeeee 3 55 60 8 50 5 20.25 ...\.. 315¢ 1les0 1520 | i. 1 Aug g 8 4 00.05 6 55 5 65.75 8345 | 685 | 52580 .... 8 10..123| 8 55 |b 15.273] ...... | Aug 10 0 4 05.20 6 50 3 65 75] oii. 345 | 640.50 5 25.80] ...... 8 20.25| 8 85 50 5 20.25] ...... | ang 17 BT 400 | 645 375.90 Lo. 330 |640 BA0d 88 |6385 535 | Aug 2 4 00 6 40.50, 5 75 | wou. 8 25..30| 6 35.50! 5 85 | on. 8310 | 6 80.45 b 25 80] ...... | | Ang 31 el 4 10 6 40 575.80) wii: 3 85 6 35 5 85.40) LL. 315 e680 {5/30.823| Li... | Sepr 7 2. {410 8 30 5 80.85 .... : 3 30 6 25 5 55.60 ...... 8310 4's 20! $5455 i. Sept 14 ... “142 gai lgas | i. 340 | 685 5 90 iis 815° 18380 5.80. |i. | Sept: 2)... 7. 4 30.40] 6 30 8:95 uf i... 3 50 6 25 805A 330} |625 5 90 Sept 28... 455 16 3089316 55 |... 3 60 8 30 B85: af a. 3 47 8 25 6350... 1 in | Oct 5. 4 50 8 30 8 45.50, on 360 |620 8 80.35 ...... 345 620 ‘(6125.15 ...... Get 13 4 85 8 25 8 45 3 75 8 25 695 1... 355 |62 605 | Si | Oct 1p 0.10 5 10 6 22% | 6 40.45 ...... 4 10 6225 L490 38 |620 223] 6 00.05] ...... Oct 28 5 5 60 g 4008 bg asf. 48 |635 685.4 .0l 460 |635 6.10.15( Si i Nov 2. 5 55 6 35 70> ... 4 70.500 8 35 885. 4 40.55] 6 85 635... 1%. Nov go... 5° 5 85 8 35 B75 hl 5 80 8 35 855. 500 |68 [615.173] ...... | Nov 15... 600s feta bgp | 570¢ deal 1685... 515.25/ 635 |625 |... | Nov 28 wo 6 15 6 45 TBs iii 605 | 645 B05 nt 57 | 645 6.70... on i Nov 20 or! 8 15.70 6 873 70(680.7023| ...... 8 05.80 6 60 |B 60..823| ...... 570 | 6 45.506 85.423 ...... | Dec 7... 6 30 6 50.60| 7 00 | oon 615 | 680.45 665 | 590 1680 $610. 74... i 6 30 80-0 5 70 8 95 eto Ns Doc 14... 6 30 6 40.45 6 85 | ...... 5 25..610/ Dec 21 ....0 e200 les tqa0 | ... 58085 680 (670 | wn 5 15..25| 6 25 615. fis. | Dee 28 ...Y 6 20 60108 $g'os- | 5 80..90| 6 20 875. 4 ..} 535.40 610 |610 | ... i Jon 4 6 50 8 65 200-1 i... 8 00 8 45 B80. 58 |62 6.00...5 Jan 11... 8 50 875: [68 |... 605° {6625 1670 | comin 585.9563 (645 |... i Jan 18... 6 30 g70 taan |... 6 Oo 6 50 855-2 540° {632 {640 | 4... I Jon 923 oot 8 30 600) fgg | ll. 8 00 8 45 650 LL 560 |68u0 |605.15 .... Feb 1 i... 8 30 6 40 7 00 5 86.90 6 25 860-1 ... 54 eos t615 |i | Feb 8 >" 6 20.30 6 35 240- | ..8 5 85.90 6 20 875. ...4 58 le2o: (622 |i... i Woh “15... 8 20 8 20 7 00 5 86 6 20 865 0 i. 5 45 6 20 6.00... a1. I Feb 22 = 62° [620 |é9 ides 5 85 620. 4655. | 5955 tge9i 1595 (i. i Mar 1. = 5 60 70 6 15 75 5 30 6 05 B95. 500 [595.620 580 | ... I Mar 8 ...'° 520 | 620 8 75 Sl 5 10 6 20 6°50

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1914-15 to 1917-18 M K 1 i

1914-15 1915-16 1916 17 191718 1914-16 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 1914-16 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 | H L. CLL HLH TL 7H L“®” I. ®Hl1, And RESTS OH’, nO’ BHD | 58) 3.95 6.50 3.95 6.75 4,50 710 5.76 4.55% 8.20 6.15 3 25 6.62% 4.20 6 95 520 4.35 3.06 5.90 8.10 6.50 4.20 6.70 5,15 i i

22 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE. COURSE OF LOWER GRADES OF ROSIN AT SAVANNAH FROM APRIL 1, 1015 to 1018-19

{Compiled from Official Records of the Savannah Board of Trade

Bern

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DATE 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 1918-19 1915-16 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19 § 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 | 1918-19

April 1 ~i8305 ($495 [$560 ($545 $305 ($4923 ($560 [$545 [$305 ($490 ($560 ($5 45 April 6 .....| 310 | 485 5 65 5 25 3 10 4 80 5 60 £ 25 3 10 4 70 5 55 5 25 April 13 ...... -— 13835 4 90 5 60 5 25 532% | 490 5 50 5 25 3 25 4 80 5 50 5.2 April 20 ...... c.. 3 50 4 70 582% | 5 30 345° | 470 5 75 5 30 3 45 4 65 572 | 580 April 27 ...... 3 85 4 35 5 95 5 30 3 60 4 30 5 90 95/ 5 30 3 50 4 25 5 80..90| 5 30 May: 4 ...o- 3817 4 15..20| 5 85 5 80 865 ° | 41520 5 80 5 80 355 [395 410/ 5 80 5 80 May 11 ..c.. 3 65 4 15.30 5 90 6 50.80] 3 50 4 10 30| 5 90 8 50..60] 8 50 4 10 15 5 80 6 50..55 May 18 oe 32 ,| 450 8 15 6 80 325 4 50 8 15 8 80 3 15 4 50 6 1C..15 8 80 May 26 cocoon. 3 124 (4 50.52% 6 00 770.80] 3 10 |4 45.473] 6 00 7170 3 02% [4 85.423 6 00 770 June: 1 ci.zo. 315 4 80 5 80.85 7 55 315 48 |575 82 755 315 4 75 5 70.80] 7 50 June 8 ...... -.§ 8:10.15 5:10.20 5 75 8 25 8 10.15 6 05.20] 5 724 | 8 25 3 10 505.10, 5 70 8 25 June 1 ii... 3 15 515 5 80.85 9 10 8 10.155 123..15| 5 80 85| 9 10 8 10.15 5 10 5 80.85! 9 10 June 22 ...... 3 35 515 5 85 9 85 332 [516 5 85 9 85 3 25 5.15 5 80 9 85 June 29 ..... | 3 40 5 30 560 [10 10 3 40 5 30 5 55: {1010 2 30 5 30 550 [10 10 caly 6 ois 340 5 273.35 5 25.80 9 95 3 40 525 5224.30 9 85 3 35 5 25 5 20.25 9 85 July iis... —1 330.85 5 80 515 990.1010] 8 25 35 5 773 | 5 10 ¢ 90 8 25.85 5 75 5 C5 9 85..90 July 20 .....}] 320 6 85.40| 5 15.25) ....- 3 15..20| 8 35 3.10.23 ..v.. 3 10 8.55: [BIOTE 1B] wenn July 27... 3 15 8 50 5:15.20 asm 3 15 6 40 5 10.15 nn 3 15 6 40 5 10 Aug 3 ii. 3 10.12} 6 b5 5 15.201 ou. 3 05 10 6 55 51520] ... 3 10 6 55 515. 1.5. Aug 10 au. 3.20.25 68050/520 | ... 3 20 6 25 451173 20] on 3 10 6:15. {515.17}! -...... Ang. 17... 3 30 8 35 8:30. [| i. 325 6 05 5 25.30] ..-. 3 00 6 00 525 80 -..... Aug 24 Li. 3 05.10, 8 25 45/5 224 25 3 05 6:20: 45.20.2234] .... 3 00 6 15 |5 20.223 . aug 38 .ii..u 3 10 8 25 |5 274 80| ----- 3 10 8.20: 525.274] ...... 3 02 8 15 520 25 ..... : Sept. 7 if 310 820 [5423.45 3 10 8 10 540 | i. 3 05 8 05 5 35.40] ...... Sept 14 .. —y 315 6 30 S75 a 315 6 25 5:75. |... 310 8 15 BIN TN x Sept. ZL... ~1330 8 20 500 | ... 3 30 8 15 385 |i. 3 20 8 10 580 "1 Sept 23 .... 1345 6 25 G15 3 45 8 15 g10° | .... 3 45 8 10 803 Oct 5 i. —] 845 8 20 6.05.10] .ae- 3 45 8 20 6 05..10| . 3 45 8 20 8 00..05} ...... Oct 12... w——] 3 50 6 25 805 | i... 3 50 6 20 G05. 1 1, 3 45 8 20 §00 ai Oct 19 ... ~1382% 1620223600 | ..... 380 [620.2235 95 600] ..... 3 80 (6 20.2235 95 600] ...... Oct 26 ....] 4 55.680 6 35 6:05.10, -...- 4 55..60, 6 35 G05 |... 4 60 6 35 G05 Nov. 2... — 1 4 40.55 6 35 680° {... 4 55 6 25 630 | .... 4 874 50 6 25 80 a. 5 Nov 9 ...}4973 [6835 GIB | an 4 95 6 35 gis rl 4 95 6 35 G15 |i. Nov: 16 .... —} 515 20 6 85 8:25: 5 10..15 8 35 690 |... 5 00.05 6 35 G20 Nov 23 ... —35 70 8 40 G65. | on 5 65 637% 4660 |... 5 65 6 35 G60 "| ta Nov 30 .. ww] 5 70 6 40..42}16 25.42} ...... 5 70 6 40 |6 25.42 .... 5 60 635.8738 25.42% .... - Doe ...7 ....5 —l 3 76.00i6 273.830 6 10. | ...... 5 75 90| 8 25.30| 6 10 . 57590 6 25.30 6 10 | ..... Dec 14 ...... }55560 622} (610 | ... 5 55 6 20 801% | i... 5 55 8 20 G05 lil. Dec 21 ....|5 15.20 620 G15 |... 5 10.15 8 20 gis 1... 5 15 6 20 6:15 | on Dec 28 ...._]b 35.40 605 OTE: 5 30.40 6 05 605 | .. 5 25.40 6 00 805 1... jan... 4 .....}570 {825 4610 |. 565: | 6200 {610 |... 565: 1620. L810 |... Jan 11 ...iul575 8 85 845 | .... 5 70 6:25:30 645 | ... 565 [625.273 640 |... Jan 18 ...1535 632 (640 | ... 5 30 622i AG]... 5 30 5 274 | 8 40 Jan 2 Ll... 1560 6.273 | 6 05.10, ..... 5 60 8 25 605.100... 5 60 8 20 6 05..10| ...... Feb 1... 154 8 25 Gis. i. 5 45 8 10 8:15 5 40 6 10 G15: Fob 8 ....n}5 35 8 20 §228 | i... 5 35 6 10 6:32 | i. 5 35 6 10 | 6 223 re Feb 15 .....}5 8 8 20 800 |... 5 20 6 05 600 |... 5 20 8 05 6007" a Feb 22... ~§ 510 8 20 595 1... 3 5 10 8 00 300 |... 5 10 6 00 Gov =f Cl Mar. 1... F490 [595.6258 | .... 4 85 8 00 58 [i 4 85 8 00 580 Mar 8 .... —§49 8600:20 585. | .... 4 90 8 00 585 |... 4 80 0:00... 5852 2 Mar 16 ..... ~1525 8 20 385.) 5 25 6 00 385 Li 5 20 & 00 Bane Mar 22 ... — 15 00 54 $50 1 a 5 00 5 40 5380 |... 5 00 5 40 380 Mar 29 .. 1510 5 55 5a5 0. Lo. 5 10:4 1555 3455 |. 4 85 5 55 Bond Mar 31 ... 149 5 60 5ids in. 492% | 560 545 |... 4 90 5 60 545

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1914-15 to 1917-18 ¥ H G mmr — rs tn,

1914 15 1915-16 1916-17 1817-18 1914-15 1915-16 1916-17 1817-18 1414-16 1915-16 1916-17 1917-8

eH. LH. IL. H. LU H L wily Ha Lag Hip Ley H. LL. dH. L H yl H. H.: |; 4.353.05 5903.05 650 410665 315 4.2) 3.05 5.90305 6.45 4.10 6635 10 4.15 3.09 5903.01 6403.95 660506

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

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DATE 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19 § 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19; 1915-16 | 1916-17 | 1917-18 | 1918-19

April 1 ...... $305 ($485 ($560 [$545 [$305 ($48 [$8560 $5 45 $3 05 [$480 [$560 [$5 40 April 6 iin 3 05 4 65 5 55 5 20 3 05 4 60 5 55 5 20 3 05 4 55 5 55 5 20 Aprils... -138 2 4 80 5 45 5 25 3173 | 480 5 40.45 5 25 315 4 80 5 40 45 5 25 April 20 ...... 3 40 4 65 5 70 5 30 3 25 4 65 5 65 5 30 3 25 4 60 5 65 5 15 ADTILOT coon 3 40 4 20 5 80..90| 5 30 3 35 4 15.20 5 80 5 3u 3 25 4 10.15 5 70..80| 5 80 Moy 1 coins 845 [3 90.405 5 80 5 80 3.40 |3 85.400 5 65 5 80 3 30 3 75.95 5 65 5 80 May 11... 8 35 4 00.15 5 80 650.65] 3 30 4 00.:10| 5 80 6 50.55] 3 25 |3 85..410| 5 80 6 50.55 May 18 ...... 3 00 4 25 6 05 6 75 2 95 420 6 05 6 72 | 2 90 4 15.20| 6 00 05| 6 70 MAY 25 eiieen 2 95 4 30 85 5'95 7 70 282% | 420.25 587% | 7170 2 72% | 4 10.20 5 85 7.70 June.) 3 05 4 65 5% 7 50 2 90 4 50 5 85.70] 7 50 2 80 4 50 5 60..70, 7 50 June 8... 2 90..8300/5 023..05/5 60.623 8 25 28590 500 [552% 60 825 2 65..70/4 90..500| 5 50..55| 8 2b June 15... 3 00 5 00 05 5 70..75| 9 10 2 95 5 00.05 5 60 9 10 2 70 5 00..05| 5 40 9 10 June 22 ...... 3 20 5 05 5 40 9 85 3 10 5 05 5 85 9 85 3 05 5 05 5 30 9 85 June 29 ...... 3 20 5 25 5 40 (10 10 3 10 5 25 585 [10 10 3 00 5 10 580 [10 10 July 6... 8 25 5 05..25\5 173.25 9 85 815 5 16 5 15.25 9 85 3 05 5 10 5 10.25 9 &5 Jaly 13 cow 3 20 5 70 5 05 9 85.90 3 15 5 60 5 05 9 80..85§ 3 0b 5 50 5 05 9 80 July \20 ...... 3 05 6 30 5.65 150... 3 00 6-30 [5 02} 10, ..... 2 86..300| 6 30 5 00..10| ...... Jaly 20... 30510 6 30 |5073.10 ... 3 05 8 30 5.05 100: 2 90 6 20 500.10} ...... awe 3... 3 05 680 Is 120 asl... 2 90 € 20 510 15] 2 90 8 15 5 10:15 ...... ARE 10 ...... s 3 05 6 05 5.128150 in 2 95 5 90 5410.15] voce 290. |b5865 B 10.15]... Aung 17 ieee 2 95 5 90 525.800 2 95 5 80 5 25.800... 2 90 5 4b 525.80 ...... AUS 22 vrs 2 85 90/5 95.605 5 20 | wooo 2 85 5:95 LH pliagh 14 UL 2 85 5 90 5:90 AZ BL inn 2973 | 610 5 225 fa 2 95 6 00 Song “HLL 2924 |59 5: 29% lui BOpt 7 en 3 00 5 85 5 85.40) ..... 3 00 5 80 5.85.40] ii. 3 00 5 75 535.400 ...... Sept 14 ....oceee 3 06 5 90 B95. | 3 00 5 90 5575: il ...ok 3 00 5 90 575. | un Sept 21 ...... 816 5 90 580 Al iL 3124 |585 580 | ..L 310 b 75 580 vio Sept 28 ...... 3 40.45 6 00 605 fi 3 30.45 5 95 8.05.0 825.45 590.95 6 05 | ...... Oct! 5... 3423 | 605 [595.600 .... 8 40 590 [595.600] ...... 3 40 5 85 585 Oct 12... 8 45 6 00 86.00 “Frid 3 45 6 00 800 [I 3 45 6 00 G00 1. Cet: 19 ..... 380 [610.1735 95.600] ..... 3.80 6 10 |5 95.600] :...... 3 80 6 00.05 595 | eon. Qet: 96... 4 60 6 30 C05 Tt 4 60 6 30 G00 {Ll 4 60 6 30 865 Novy 2... 4 373.50) 6 25 6 25 a 4 874.50] 6 20 6.25. | vin 4 87% 50| 6 20 625 [ . Nov. 9... 4 90 6 35 BN ie 4 90 6 274 | 6 10.15] ...... 4 90 6 25 6 10.15 ...... Nov. 16... 5 00 8 25 820 do 5 00 6 25 590 on . 5 00 6 10 8620 |. Nov 23... 5 65 6 35 660 | ..o 5 65 8 304 416.605 l...... 5 65 6 30 660 |... Nov 80 ...... 5 55 8 35 |g 25.42} 5 55 835 695.495 5 55 8 85 ig 25.42%]... Dec 7 ...... 5 85 6 258) 610 | ... 3 5 85 6725.80 6.10 || Li... 5 85 6 30 10. 7... Dee 14 ...... 5 50.55 6 15 6:05: [3 5 50.55| 6 15 8105 {F.... 5 50.55 6 1b 605 |... Dee 21... 5 15 8 15 8615: |... 5 15 6 15 G15 5 00.15 6 15 615 a Dee 28 ..... 5 10 6 00 605...... 5 10 6 00 gios |... 5 10 6 00 605 |... Jan. 4... 5 65 8 20 6:10 5 55 8 20 610: les. 5 55 6 20 810 | dant il... 565 |625.27316385 |... 5656 [625.2731 63856 | .... 565 625.273 68 | .... Jan 1S ..... 5 30 BGA 5 30 6 27 640.0... 5 30 693731640 1... Jan. 25... 2 5 50 6 20 6 05..10| ...... 5 40 6 20 6:03.10! i... 5 4C 620 | 6 05.10 ...... feb 1... .. 5 40 6 10 6-15 | 5 40 6 10 G15 I. 5 40 6 10 615 a Febhi 8... . 5 20.25( 6 10 gong le 5 20.25 6 10 6293 520.25 610 [622 |... Eeb 15... 5 20 6 05 800° | ... 5 20 6 05. 600% |. 6 20 6 05 600 |... Feb 922... 5 10 6 00 590]... 5 10 6 00 590 .[... 5 10 6 00 590 fi... Mor 1... 4 85 6 00 S589 4 85 6 00 Sigg Ren 4 85 6 00 530 |... Mar 8... 4 80 6 00 CR 4 80 6 00 ERG Los 47 6 00 585 VY... Mar 15... 5 20 6 00 58 lv 5 20 6 00 5:85 ar 5 20 6 00 565 0) Mar 22... 5 00 5 40 583 5 00 540: 580... 5 00 5 40 580 6% Mar 9 .... 4 80 5 45 545. 1... 48 |545 5:45 |... 4 80 5 45 540 |... Mar 81 ... 4 85 5 60 540 fie... 4 85 5 60 Se4B ud Cy 4 80 5 60 | 5 40 |...

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON LOWER GRADE ROSINS FROM 1914-15 to 1917-18 E D B

Na ——\ a 1914 156 1915-16 1916-17 1917 18 1914-15 1915-16 1918-17 1917-18 1914-15 1915-16 1916-17 1917-18 H, 1. HEH. .. H. L. H. 1. BH. L H. LH L H. 1. BE. L. H. 1. H.L H. 1. 4.02% 3.02% 5.85295 A35 3.90 6605(5 4.053.00 585 2.85 6353.85 6605024 4.00 2.9% 585 2.70 8.353.756 6 80 5.00

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

WS.S.| ‘WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TURPENTINE STORAGE TANKS Especially constructed for the purpose ALL SIZES—100 Barrels to 50,000 Barrels PROMPT SHIPMENT Write or wire us for Special Prices on 100 Barrel, UPRIGHT GALVANIZED TANKS 10 feet diameter, 9 feet high. Manhole, pipe fittings. All ready to set on platform and fill A HIGH CLASS, LOW PRICE, TANK 300 Bbl., HORIZONTAL HEAVY STEEL TANKS 10 ft. 6 in. in diameter, 23 ft. 7 in long Manhole, pipe fittings. All ready to use WILL LAST A LIFETIME ALWAYS GOOD VALUE

Can deliver anywhere in the Pine Belt EVERY TANK GUARANTEED GULF NAVAL STORES SUPPLY GO. NEW ORLEANS

THE UNITED STATES COVERNMENT

SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE BY 1] JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, NAVAL STORES MARKET

| SPIRITS TURPENTINE

® ROSINS ® ° ® ®

July 12 | July 138 July15 | July 16 July 17 July 18

Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm

10 90..11 00 10 75 10 75 10 80 11 00 11 00 10 90 10 60 10 60 10 80 11 00 10 90..11 00 10 80 10 40 10 40 10 80 11 00 10 80 10 70 10 25 10 25..40 10 25 553 10 60 10 65 10 60 10 20 10 20.35 10 20..50 10 40. 60 10 40..60 9 95.10 10 | 10 00 10 05..15 10 00 10 00. 10 00.05 9 95.10 10 9 90 9 95 9 90 9 90 9 90 9 85.90 9 80 9 85 9 80.85 9 80.85 9 76.85 9 85 90 9 80 9 80 9 75.80 9 80 9 75.85 9 80 9 80 9 80 9 75.80 9 80 9 75..80 9 75..80 9 80 9 80 9 75.80 9 75 9 75.80 9 75..80 9 80 975 9 70.75 975 9 70..80

ss ET | 784 1492 589 1298 Receipts. . ois oni % 128% 1048 1250 6468 1226 1260 Receipts 1917 ... eee 1472 1134 2376 2348 1728 1786

2 ERE YEH BABEL ERATE BRE L303RBE ROERGERIREIAEI BRAIN HEADQUARTERS FOR ROSIN OIL--2s0 Varieties

PINE TREE PRODUGTS ROSIN SIZE--For Paper Mills P ITCH NAVY --ouaiity Counts National Rosin 0il & Size Co. PITCH--Brewers Burgundy, Brush, Weather Proof OFFICES 90 WEST STREET, NEW YORK TAR--Eree From Sand and Water ASHLAND BLOCK, CHICAGO TAR OIL--GUM THUS FACTORIES SAVANNAH, GA. ELIZABETH, N. J. VENICE TURPENTINE

FE RRR EER EEA REE AREE ELBIT sareees “TAYLOR LOWENSTEIN & CO. NAVAL STORES FACTORS AND EXPORTERS Main Offices and Yards: MOBILE, ALA. We also receive shipments at PENSACOLA, FLA. RELIABILITY, PROMPTNESS, COMPETITIVE PRICES Write, phone or call on us in person and let us show you what we can do We invite investigation

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26 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, NAVAL STORES MARKET From Official Reports of The Savannah Board of Trade, For Week Ending July 20, 1918

DAILY PRICES AND SALES OF SPIRITS TURPENTINE.

Day obs Toh | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday Thursday | Friday Saturday

Tone. ta... St'dy | St’dy Quiet Dull | N.D. N.D.

Price Lil. 6114 | 8u 60 60 : we

Sales (ul... 102 B00: so seh ES oat dann ne THER ee ail cn REE

Receipts. comm 690 232 84 153 290

Receipts 1917.. ... 333 HEA 390 471 448 448

DAILY PRICES OF ROSINS

Day. Monday - Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

PONE. vie rnb ins Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm St’dy

WW. uo. oa 11 20 11 50 10 75 11 00 11 00 11 00 WG. eles on 11 20 11 50 10 75 11 00 11 00 11 00 IN dar Peo 11 15 11 45 10 65 75 It 00 11 00 11 00 Mout a 11 05 19 £0..11 35 10 50 10 60 10 70 19 70 RK. 10 95 10 40.11 25 10 40 10 40.50 10 50 10 50..55 Bar Ca, 10 15 10 05..15 10 00 05 10 00..05 10 10 10 05.15 Bo .c0 ns Cooa 0 nan 9 Yu 9 85.10 00 9 85.9) 9 90.95 9 95 9 95 10 00 Bole 9 90 9 &3.90 9 80..9u 9 85 95 9 90 9 90..95 Bodo.Sv LL, 9 80 9 80.90 9 80.9) 9 85.95 9 86 9 85 Bo Sa ban 0 9 85 9 &0..90 9 80. 90 9 80.95 9 85 9 85 | ee 9 80 9 80 90 9 80 90 9 80..95 9 85 9 85 Lia DO RE fe 9 80 9 80..90 9 8.90 9 80..95 9 85 9 85

Sales. 738 897 512 757 9.6 591

Reeelpte—~—— ti 163 1911 729 729 677 800

Receipts 1917...... 735 2268 1125 1104 1282 1282

NEW ORLEANS District Naval Stores Market WILLCOX-1V ES OIL CO. Rosin Jils, Ros n Spirits, Pitch, Varnishes Transactions reported represent sales made by producers who are members of the Tuarpeatine & Rosin Producers Association and are wired by them to Secretary Speh at New Orleans. SAVANNAH , GEORGIA July 17.—Turpentine: Sales, 280 at 8435. Rosins: Sales, 288 at $10.87; regard the products of these plants asa BATTING 142 M at $10.77%; 159 K at $10.67%%; good purchase now,” said he, *‘bzcause DROSS 141 I at $10.3215. reduced production must inevitably force all values to a higher basis ”’ Our buyers try to visit each of the July 13. Rosins: Sales, 4000 WW at _ | operators personally . 1f they miss you $11.27%; 200 WG at $11.27%; 41 N at a letter will bring the best prices and $11.02; 17 M at $10.92%5; 14 K at Continued from page 13 buyer if desired. $10.6715; 85 Tat $10.5215; 274 H at $10 40; get 8,000) tons a month from India it 143 G at $10.40; 6 KE at $10.40. will not be surprising to tind that our We settle promptly for all purchases July 15.—Rosins: Sales, 200 M at supplies will fail altogether. We think either $10.97%4; 200 K at $10.35; 100 I at that the American interests will have iN CASH OR SIGHT DRAFT $10.27%: 100 H at $10.20. to be satisfied with much less The Full Gross Weights References Everywhere July 16.—Turpentine: Sales, 140uat 65. American trade states that there are no Rosins: 2000 WW at $11.50; 2000 WG effective substitutes for shellac. but LARGEST BUYERS AND CONVERTERS OF at $11.40; 2000 N at $11.30; 200 K at the absolute truth of this statement ROSIN DROSS IN THE UNITED STATES $11.15; 200 I at $10.80. depends on the meaning put upon the JACKSONVILLE ROSIN CO. July 17.—Rosins: Sales, 100 G $10.75. word ‘‘effective.”’” Our own consumers JACKSONVILLE, FLA. of shellac have during the last year or Continued from page 3 so been cownpelled to find substitutes, P. 0. BOX 869 TELEPHONE 137

plants, have been experiencing a great and we believe that in some cases these deal of difficulty in bringing in wood cannot be deseribed as absolutely in- and in addition there is such a demand effective. We shall wateh with very Position Wanted for other products of these plants, at considerable interest the progress of Wanted permanent position as profitable prices, that the tar end of bureaucratic interference with trade in woodsrider or turpentine distiller; will the output does not loom up with the America, while at the same time we accept position in any state; any one same importance.”’ He estimated that shall continue to hope that both there wishing a good man write: the distillation plants of the south and in this country officials may be T. W. Shuler, would not turn out over fifty per cent. brought to see that freedom of action 202 --Broutton; Ala. should be preserved wherever possible. this year of their normal products. ‘I

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

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——neee a OFFICERS Walter F'. Coachman, Chairman of the Board : W. J. Kelly, President D. H. McMillan H. L. Covington, E. J. L'Engle, 8. A. Alford J. B. McNeill, J. R. Powell, Vice-Presidents E. G Trenholm, Secretary Lee Taylor, Treasurer DIRECTORS W. J. Hillman, E. J. L'Engle, D. H. McMillan, W. F. Coachman, C. L. Gaines, H. L.. Covington C. B. Rogers, J. BR. Powell, A. S. Hubbard 8S. 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 ::

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

CONSIGNMENTS OF NAVAL STORES RECEIVED A7 THE PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLA., FERNANDINA. FLA. PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. AND SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

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

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