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Vor. XXXII, No. 10 SAVANNAH, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921 Price $5.00 PEr ANNUM

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NETH J. A. G. CARSON, President

1A H. L. KAYTON, Vice-President J. A. G. CARSON, Jr., Vice-President W. H. BARBER CO. C. H. CARSON, Vice-President at Jacksonville 3650 SOUTH HOMAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL.

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JOHN E. HARRIS, President JOHN H. POWELL, Vice-President H. L. RICHMOND, Vice-President D. M. FLYNN, Vice-President L. M. POWELL, Secretary-Treasurer

FLYNN-HARRIS-BULLARD COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLA. SAVANNAH, GA. NAVAL STORES FAGTORS and WHOLESALE GROGERS GROCERY BRANCHES JACKSONVILLE AND TAMPA, FLA. SAVANNAH AND BAINBRIDGE, GA. A house whose conservative management and financial strength is unquestioned and unquestionable in the naval stores industry We solicit the patronage and the business of the producer of naval stores

it wha PENINSULAR NAVAL STORES COMPANY President NAVAL STORES FACTORS J. P. SPETH, GROCERS in ats WHOLESALE Sew’y & Treas. || AND DEALERS IN TURPENTINE OPERATORS SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Hi RECEIVING POINTS: JACKSONVILLE, FLA. AND SAVANNAH, GA. CAPITAL CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED $1,000,000.00 Offices: | Atlantic National Bank Building, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. * | American National Bank Building, TAMPA, FLA,

O. T. McINTOSH, President D. T. FURSE, Vice-President —DIRECTORS— HOWARD ASHBURN, Moultrie, Ga. N. EMANUEL, Brunswick, Ga. W. R. BOWEN, Fitzgerald, Ga. D. T. FURSE, Savannah, Ga. J. J. DORMINY, Broxton, Ga. R. G. KIRKLAND, Nichols, Ga. O. T. McINTOSH, Savannah, Ga.

SOUTHERN STATES NAVAL STORES CG SAVANNAH, GEORGIA FACTORS AND COMMISSION. MERCHANTS DEALERS IN GENERAL SUPPLIES Receive Consignments at Savannah, Ga., and at dacksonyille and Peusacola, Fla.

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

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Naval Stores Market Movement of Naval Stores for Five Years

Saturday, June 4, 1921 RECEIPTS OF TURPENTINE APRIL 1,-JUNE 2 Today [Saturday] 712 turpentine offer- 1921-22 1920-21 1919-20 1918-19 1917-18 ing; 150 sold @538). Next best bid 52% Savannah ...... 17,433 10,416 8,347 6,163 14,612 refused. Rosins, 1195 offering. Sales 885 Jacksonville ...... 16,149 15,874 12,520 12,671 25,712 at minor changes from Wednesday’s pri- Pensacoln ..c.eo. dr 8,031 6,051 4,842 2,919 10,289

ces. Daily quotations etc. on page 34. 41,613 32,841 25,709 21,753 50,613 Turpentine exports in April were the Dec. or Inc., 1921.. I 9,272 I 15,904 I 19,860 D 9,000 lowest with one exception in that month % Dee. or'iIne...... I 28.7 I 61.8 I. 91.3 D178 in twenty years or more, while for rosins they were the smallest with one RECEIPTS OF ROSINS APRIL 1,-JUNE 2 exception in ten years. A fair idea of how exvorts ran in the “good old days” 1921-22. 1920-21 1919-20 1918-19 1917-18 compared with the present time is Savannah ...... 41,889 28,440 17,845 22,783 42,845 shown in this statement for April: Jacksonville ...... 34,211 51,935 89,294 36,712 64,550 Bbls. Turps. Bbls. Rosin. Pensacols .....d...... 15,581 20,640 14,776 10,421 28,099

Year. 50 Gals. 500 Libs. is... 4,357 29,986 91,681 101,015 71,915 69,916 135,494 1920: oil... 12,408 48,166 Dec. or Inc., 1921.. D 9,334 I 19,766 I 21,765 D 438,813 isngr 17,753 39,548 % Dec. or Inc...... D 09.2 LL. 27.5 I 31.1 D 323 Bois 4,230 39,471 otro 5,455 55,956 TURPENTINE STOCKS CLOSE JUNE 2 IG 10,575 63,061 1915 13,627 62,369 1921-22 1920-21 1919-20 1918-19 1917-18 fof 12,923 81,045 Savannah ...... 8,184 1,778 7,667 22,589 12,826 OTD. to. 17,608 37,807 Jacksonville ...... 21,559 2,994 13,920 52,515 32,341 Pensacola ...... 8,124 1,508 24,792 85,953 25,652 1912 24,594

Another week of generally depressing 37,867 6,280 46,379 111,057 70,819 influences ‘with both markets suffering losses that, with prices as low as they ROSIN STOCKS CLOSE JUNE 2 are, are serious, in their effects on the 1921-22 1920-21 1919-20 1918-19 1917-18 producer’s net cash returns, putting the Savannah ...... 76,688 13,916 55,076 91,262 65,387 industry below ‘the point of profit and Jacksonville...... 177,405 40,097 121,843 153,997 143,842 making it imperative, if conditions do Pengacoln J... ieee 57,379 26,547 50,933 46,362 78,5673 not improve, for steps to be taken to

curtail production after this month. 811,472 80,580 227,852 291,621 287,802 Producers of naval stores cannot sell

their turpentine around 50 cents and

their bulk of production around $4 per 280 lbs. and make any money this sea- looked for and hoped for. And it looks is loading there, moves to Jacksonville son. That is the concensus of opinion now as if the pep would be absent until and is expected to sail for London about June 10. In addition to the spirits tur- of those who have studied the situa- Fall. tion. And if they are not making money In turpentine the week brought a pro- pentine for that port, it will take 4,000 to 5,000 barrels of rosin for Hamburg. they are losing money, and factors are nounced weakness and declines from not inclined to make advances after The S. S. Brasher, Savannah to Liver- day to day. Dealers show a lack of pool, has 600 turps, 100 rosins aboard. June to places whose balance sheets confidence in the commodity, an aver- show from month to month that they sion to stocking up materially, despite are going backward financially. Low The rosin price situation, as pointed ! the acknowledgement that most, if not out, 1s critical for the mass of produc- 4 prices may accordingly bring their own all, of them, look for a smaller produc-

# he cure by forcing radical steps to bring ers, whose bulk of output is made up of tion than last season. Consumers are the lower grades. Foreign trade is very production down even below the ten buying sparingly, as they need the inactive in them at this time, the sales to fifteen per cent decrease as com- turps, regardless of the fact that spirits pared with last year that is now gen- in all directions reported of limited look so cheap. The English consumers, quantities. The French rosins are fill- erally accepted as in sight. private advices state, regard turpentine There is only one explanation for the ing in much demand that American ros- as still too high. Perhaps American ins in times of greater industrial activ- present course of prices, and that is consumers entertain 'the same senti- ity were accustomed to meet. At home sheer dullness of trade. The domestic ment. The United States has not come trade is dull, the general foreign trade the pale rosins have been offering more back from ‘the slump and universal de- freely. Soavpmakers, it is claimed, have 18 dull. The United Kingdom is in a pression with the swing that was ex- shown some obstinacy with regard to ~ mess, with the Inish civil war, the coal pected. Naval stores suffer just as filling their needs on the higher prices strike, the mass of unemployed, the for- other raw products do. eign trade unsatisfactory. The Conti- London has seen a big drop in spot Continued on page 34 nent is still more or less of a seething turpentine this week, from 99s. per

mass of discord. Germany is the only cwt. to 87s., and merely nominal at that place ‘that really shows improvement figure. In futures no interest was from a naval stores viewpoint. Rosin shown. The deliveries, which for sev- Tank Cars For Rent orders come in from there with pretty eral weeks had run from 2,500 to 3,00 00d regularity now, and while they are barrels, dropped last week to 1,250 bar- We have for lease steel underframe for small lots the volume of actual rels, ithe previous week to 1,350. Stocks tank cars, built for carrying turpentine. transactions fis mounting up, with some of American turps are around 10,000 Capacity seven and eight thousand gallons really good shipments in prospect for barrels, but will be ‘increased in late the near future. Canada suffers like June or early July by about 8000 bar- each. ~ the United States from more or less in- rels on ‘the steamship Western Front, Address: JOHN. R. WALSH, ertia in consuming lines. Nowhere is from Brunswick and Jacksonville. That Post Office Box 320, Savannah, Ga. - there the punch in trade that had been { vessel got to Brunswick the last of May,

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Pensacola, Florida, Naval Stores Market

SPIRITS TURPENTINE

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EE Rm So $0.5934 $0.5834 $0.57 $0.56 $0.553( a, 87 46 56 376

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ROSINS:

Day...cicciovironesa i ons May 26 | May 27 May 30 May 381 June 1

Firm Firm Firm Firm Firm

7:75 7575 7 7 75 7 75 7 6 85 6 &5 6 6 85 6 85 6 6 35 6 35 5 5 95 6 25 6 5 60 5 60 5 5 45 5b 371; 5 5 00 4 80 4 475 - 4 62Y 4 4 4) 4 30 4 4 15 4 05 3 4 20 4 05 4 3 95 3 95 3 4 10 3 9% 3 3 &5 3 90 3 4 05 3 95 3 3 35 3 R21g 3 4 00 3 90 3 3 £0 3 77% 3 3.179 3:69) 3 8 55 3 65 3 3 15 3 40 8 335 3 60 3 he. Esa 150 203 080 vis

113 49 837 Receipts EET = 330

Bootie 1920. rope tod “TIRY | 233 480 300

THE DOWNING COMPANY BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA “THE OLD RELIABLE” NAVAL STORES FACTORS Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in Dry Goods Manufacturers ‘DOWNING?’ Spirit Barrels

QUITMAN COOPERAGE CO. The Independent Naval Stores Company QUITMAN, GA. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

MANUFACTURERS OF Solicits Consignments of Naval Stores from the Independent HIGH-GRADE Operators. Spirit, Syrup and Dip Barrels Our commission charges are 1 1-4 per cent, just half charged by other houses

We send check with account sales. ’ Dip Barrels With and Without Give us a trial and be convinced of the saving and service. Rims, Fruit and Potato Barrels C. R. SHOUSE, Manager.

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2) J Codes: Lieber’s YARMOR A B C 5th and 6th Editions Cable Address: Western Union Universal WOOD NAVAL STORES PRODUCTS

YARYAN WOOD ROSIN The Wood Rosin first commercially produced and most extensively used throughout the world. It is very uniform, perfectly clean and free from dirt, trash and foreign matter. YARYAN PURE WOOD TURPENTINE A steam distilled product of high quality, very uniform and guaranteed to meet fully the requirements of specifications of U. S. Navy Department and Society for Testing Materials. YARYAN PINE OIL A steam distilled product of the highest quality, which is extensively used for a great variety of purposes. : YARYAN FLOTATION OILS Standardized for the various ores and made of uniform quality. Our specialty is Frothing Oil, of which we produce the highest quality made. LARGEST PRODUCERS IN THE WORLD OF WOOD NAVAL STORES PRODUCTS. DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY IS PROVIDED BY OUR PLANTS AT BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI SERVICE J Our experience of more than ten years in the production of Wood Rosin and Wood Turpentine fits us to solve the varied problems of Naval Stores users, so put your problems up to us, co-operate with our Technical Service Depart- ment and together we will solve your problems.

NAVAL STORES DIVISION HERCULES POWDER COMPANY MAIN OFFICE: WILMINGTON, DELAWARE BRANCH OFFICES: 1018-1020 Chronicle Bldg. 382 South Michigan Ave. 120 Broadway San Francisco, Cal. Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y.

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THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

..... MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF..... TIGHT COOPERAGE ~ STANDARD SIX HOOP TURPENTINE BARRELS A SPECIALTY

IN ORDERING BARRELS THROUGH YOUR FACTORS SPECIFY SCOCO BARRELS

NAVAL STORES STATISTICS AND THEIR MEANING FOR FUTURE HERBERT F. HOGEBOOM NAVAL STORES BROKER Civen Good Demand What Would Prices Be With Production MAKES A SPECIALTY OF TAR, BOTH RETORT AND KILN, Decreasing? AND ALL PINE OILS. INQUIRIES INVITED. P. O. BOX 1468 214 MENDEL BLDG. SAVANNAH, GA. Naval Stores Statistics Which Are

Important.

(New York Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter.) Pencil No. 174 A drop of more than one-third in the quantity of spirits of turpentine produced from crude gum is shown when hi the figures for 11919 are compared with For Sale at your Dealer Made in five grades those for 1914. Preliminary statistics ASK FOR THE YELLOW PENCIL WITH THE RED BAND covering the later year show a total of | EAGLE MIKADO 17,737,600 gallons in comparison with | EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY, NEW YORK 27,073,400 gallons five years earlier. !

Verily, it is a good thing for the paint vent a production decrease of almost trade that necessity is a prolific mother exactly one-sixth. The wind points Loranger Pine Products Co., Inc. of invention; for without a supply of west. substitutes for the pine tree's useful MANUFACTURERS OF vehicle for pigments that trade would For some time there has been some RETORT PINE TAR have suffered a serious decline, and experimentation and more conjecture as Retorts at Address: there to the practicability of the pine stands would have been little use for LORANGER, LA. HAMMOND, LA “Paint up’ campaigns or other incent-! of the Southwest as a source of turpen- ives toward consumption. tine. In so far as definite conclusions There was also a falling off in the are concerned, the only drawback to number of producing establishments the utiliza ion of that source of supply T.T.CHAPEAU’S SON covered in the statistics, although this: seems to be that of accessibility. Trans- ROSIN—TURPENTINE decrease, it 1s true, was one of but a portation facilities of an adequate sort lit'le over 14 per cent. A “straw” which are lacking. In view of the increasing Room 808 National Bank Bldg. indicates the direction of the wind is application of turpentine substitutes, it to be seen in the fact that, in the face 1S doubtful that the tapping of the SAVANNAH, GA, of this falling off in the total, Loui iana Southwestern stands will progress with showed an increase of from 27 establish- any degree of rapidity. ments in 1914 to 33 in 1919, and Texas, Some little relief has been afforded J. L.. HORRELL which had but 6 in the earlier year, re- through the development of the distil 409 Savannah Bank & Trust Bldg. ported 10 in 1919. Texas also showed lation of pine wood. This practice pro- SAVANNAH GEORGIA an increase in the quantity produced, duced 575,600 gallons in 1914 and 1,534 - 300 in 1919. being unique in that respect. as ths 22 ROSIN--TURPENTINE With rosin, the falling off over the CALL ON US FOR QUOTATIONS, DAILY tablishments in Louisiana did not pre- Continued on page 15 LETTERS AND MARKET TELEGRAMS

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: PINE OIL FLOTATION OILS PINE TAR PINE TAR OILS WOOD TURPENTINE SHIP PITCH Florida Wood Products Company

280 MADISON AVE. JACKSONVILLE MARTIN HOYT & MILNE C. T. BOWRING & CO. NEW YORK CITY FLORIDA SAN FRANCISCO LONDON, ENGLAND

WHY PAY YARD AND HANDLING CHARGES? We are soliciting consignments of Rosin, Turpentine, Pine Tar, Pine Oils, Gum Thus, etc. We advance 75% upon shipments and save you all handling charges. We allow Jacksonviile or Savannah prices when selling your goods. John A. Casey Company have been handling Naval Stores for over 50 years and our references are the best. If you are independent, and would like to have information regarding direct shipments to New York, write us. We maintain our own yards and trucks, which make it possible for us to handle your consignments to advantage. JOHN A. CASEY COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1864 50 CHURCH STREET NEW YORK CITY

The Wilder Company

Naval Stores Factors and Merchants |

Savannah, Georgia

STAVES AND BARRELL HEADS FOR ROSIN BARRELS

DELIVERED BY RAIL OR WATER Poitevent & Favre L.umber Co. MANDEVILLE, : : LOUISIANA MILLS LOCATED ON L NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN R. R. AND ON LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN J

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WANT ADS ALWAYS BRING RESULTS

Advertising Rates MR. K. MORTENSEN NOW IN THE SOUTHERN PINE

CHARGE OF THE TURNER CO. BEETLE A REAL PEST (CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER.) OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS

POSITIONS WANTED OR HELP WANTED. Most Destructive Enemy of the Pine: Mr. K. Mortensen on June 1 assumed One Insertion 75¢ of All Species, Says charge as manager of the office of The Pour INSertions ...... ccc....oco eee iennes $1.25 A. D. Hopkins. TURPT. FARMS WANTED OR FOR SALE. Turner Commercial Company, at New e Orleans. Mr. Harry Turner, general One INSertioN. iii $1.25 Investigation Showed That Nozarly Bour INSeYLIONS ...... ccunismssanosonersion doin $3.00 manager of the company, who opened $20,000,000 Worth of Timber Was CUPS, STILLS, ETC., WANTED OR FOR an office at Pensacola on April 1, will SALE. Destroyed in 20 Years. continue in that city in charge of its One Insertion $1.00 our Insertions $2.25 affairs there. An excellent business has (New York Times.) already been developed through the The Southern pine beetle iis the most Pensacola office and the company is WOODSMAN WANTED destructive enemy of the pines of all

preparing to enlarge its opsrations in species in the Southern States, from We have a position for a woodsman the export line out of both offices as Pennsylvania to Texas, savs A. D. Hop- who can furnish some labor. We pre- well as expand its domestic sales. Mr. fer hiring a man in this territory to Mortensen is ‘well known in naval stores kins, forest entomologist, in charge of avoid moving labor a long distance. In trade circles. He was vice-president forest insect investigation, United and general manager of the old Georgia- answering state salary expected. States Department of Agriculture. He Flerida Export Co. and afterwards sales Pelican Naval Stores Co., Inc, | says it has killed more merchantable- 6-18 Woodlawn, La., Box 31. manager of the National Rosin Oil & Size Co. For the past year he had been sized timber during the last thirty years manager of the foreign department of than has died from all other causes HELP WANTED Gillican-Chipley Co. at New Orleans. combined. Between 1890 and 1893 it

| killed a very large percentacs of the White or Colored Stiller Wanted, Wire FOR SALE. Experience, Salary Wanted. References | yellow, pitch and white pines of Wast The American-Grecian Turpentine and when could begin work. Virgina and Virginia, and. s’nce the Morgan Turpentine Co. Corpora ion, wishing to discontinue its earliest records in 1842, has ki.led a vast Camilla, Ga. producing business, so as to center al

its efforts on the manufacturing and amount of timber in the Atlantic and selling of its new proce s turpentine Gulf States, most of which has bien WANTED still, offers for sale their plant on th: a total less. Louisville road, three and a half miles

from Savannah. This plant is com- The prevention of serious outbreaks WANTED, to correspond with any- plete and ready for operation. It is and the control of this menace to the one who wishes to buy or sell a turpen- equipped with the most up-to-date great timber ressources of the South are tine farm. I think I can help you ge. steam turpentine still, (see advertise- not only possible but en irely practi- results. ment, page 24, this issue. of Review), H. H. Petteway, one 8J horse steam boiler, water pump cable. It is only necessary to cut, and 7-2 Wauchula Fla. and all the equipment necessary, and all utilize for fuel or lumber dung the in first-class condition. Two acres of Fall and Winter months, all trees that FOR SALE. land go with the equipment. die during the late Summer and Fall, Do you want to own an up-to-date

turpentine plant, one which will give making sure that the bark of the main FOR SALE, 50barrel, heavy coppe you big profits; one that works 400 per trunk is burned, says Mr. Hopkins. still with steam coil and large tubular cent. quicker than the ordinary still? condenser. Perfect condition. Fine fo: The Southern pine beetle is a small You will save labor, time, trouble, fuel pine products plant. brownish or black beetle, somewhat and insurance. No danger of explosion Still, or fire. You will get the best grade of smaller than a grain of rica. It flies 6-4 Care Review ron no matt.r what quali.y of crude from March to December in the more gum you may run through the still. southern sections, and from May to Tanks Wanted You will get the best results, 100 pe. November in the northern rang: [It cent. better than any wood distillation attacks the middle unpar portions of the plant by running through crude oil or WANTED TO BUY, second-hand hor t-unks of healthy pines i veo, cauinz tar and g=t the spirits out of it. the oil izontal tank 9 to 10 thousand gallons their death bv excavating long, winding and all ingredients. You can distill and tight for turpentine. Give full burrows, or egg galerie. which ext nl dzserip- purify any oil or spirits. tion’ and price {. 0. b. DeQuincy, Loui through the i~ner layers of the living i- Keep your still always running win- ina. DeQuincy Ice Company, bark and mark the surfacz of the wood. ter and summer, always comething to 5-28 DeQuincy, Fggs are deposited along the cides of Lo. do and make money. thece galleri s. from which voung 2rubs This nlant will be sold chean. It 1s (larvaz) hatch and then feed on the a bargain. If vou are interested write FOR SALE inner bark un4l thev hava at ninad the at once. Act quick. 172 of the narent bootles, whon thev S00 BARRELS Also for cale a number of galvanized TAR, min~ into the outer bark and transform iron turpentine cups, dip barrels and TAR OILS, ETC. rosin barrels. to the dormant (pupa!) stage, and late to the adult or bzetls ~'ags. The Th: American Grecian Turpentine Southern be tle~ then emerge, to Av in search of Wood Products Co. Corpora ion, Ewe other living tree”, in which this process FOLKSTON, GA. Room 5, Citizens Trust Co. Bldg.

Savannah, Ga. *® Continued on page 10

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JO HN R. WALSH DAILY LETTERS AND OFFICIAL REPORTS ON THE NAVAL STORES MARKET Mailed promptly every business day to subscribers. Our Letters and Reports have for many years supplied Producers, Dealers and Con- sumers with their information about the daily market. We try to state in a conservative way what appears to be from day to day, both the present and future indications of the Turpentine and Rosin Markets and other news of interest. Daily Telegrams also furnished if requested. A ddress: JOHN R. WALSH Post Office BOX 320 SAVANNAH, GA

General BUYING Naval Stores Company ROSIN

90 West Street NEW YORK TURPENTINE McCormick Bldg. CHICAGO Union Central Bldg. PRODUCERS COMMUNICATE WITH US! CINCINNATI

ROSIN AND TURPENTINE IN- London Spirits Turpentine Market CREASED RATES SUSPENDED FURNISHED BY Moore & Hole, Bil.iter House, Billiter Street., London, E. C. 3 A Washington di patch says the In- London, England, May 7, 1921 terstate Commerce Commission suspended until September 12, 1921, the opera- 1921 1920 1919 tion of cer.ain schedules providing increased rates on naval stores viz.: Ros- in, rosin oil, pine oil, pine tar, spirits of { American..... 14 252 5,721 3,330 turpentine and crude turpzsntine, any Stock in London, barrels < French...... 1,136 713 1R4 quantity, b_ tween South Atlantic ports Spain. tl ose sti Gan. JL 1,195 302 such as Char'eston. S. C.; Fernandina, Mota barrelds i a an Rs 15,38% 7,629 3,816 Fla.; Jacksonville. Fla.; Savannah, Ga. and Brunswick, Ga., also between inte- Price in LONAON or. tio tohesrses sense sstions ie 107s ..d 190s ..d 1018 ..d rior points and Sou h Atlantic ports. Delivered in London, week of May 7 3,027 1,141 924 The followiniz shows the present and Delivered in London, Jan. | to May 7 43,780 | 27,468 20,717 prepo~ed any quantity rates in cents].

per 100 pounds to representative desti- nations indicated: Rosin—Brunswick to Charleston, present 12% .proposed 19; Brunswick to Tacksenvile, present 9%. proposed DEALER 14%; Charleston to Savannah, present 7%2, proposed, 14%. ; Turpentinz—Brunswick to Charle~- ROSIN--TURPENTINE ton, present, 17%, proposed 37Y:; 613 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Brunswick to Jacksonville, present 15, proposed 25; Charleston to Savannah, SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA present 11%, proposed 27%.

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Continued from page 8 square miles is disposed of according to the methods discovered and recom-

mended by the experts of the Bureau of J. C. HIGH & CO. of attack and development is repeated. Entomology it will bring the beetle un- in a Year. DAY - FLA. Five Generations der complete control in that area, and Winter is passed in the bark of The that thereafter control can be main- in all stages of living and dying trees tained with but slight trouble or ex- advanced tindi- MANUFACTURERS OF development. The more pense. It is therefore evident that if and fly in viduals begin to emerge the recommended methods are adopted con- LONG LEAF YELLOW PINE March, to May, and the remainder and properly carried out the beetle can ROSIN BARREL STAVES. : : until about tinue to develop and emerge be controlled in any given community, the last of July, so that by this time all OUR STAVES ARE ALL THE district, county, State ,or in the entire SAME LENGTH AND THICK- of the trees that were attacked during South, says Mr. Hopkins. the previous Fall and early Winter are NESS, TIED UP ONE BARREL Broadly stated, the method of con- and abandoned by the beetles. TO BUNDLE. $node dead trol is to locate the infested trees during From three to five generations occur an- November, December, January, Febru- . MILLS LOCATED AT DAY, FLA., ON nually. The first generation begins with ary and March and destroy the overwin- L. O. P. & G. RAILKOAD eggs deposited by the first beetles the tering (broods in the bark of the main un the that fly and attack the trees trunks. Experience has shown that, Spring and by those of the overwintered broods as they make successive attacks while a large amount of timber may be during the Spring and early Summer. dead in a given locality, it may be an The second generation begins with accumulation of several years or months Waco Turpentine Co. the eggs deposited by the adults of the through the continued dying of the first generation, and so on until cold trees, so that only a comparatively few infested trees are found at any given weather stops their activities. At all MADISON, FLA. times there is a more or less complex time. Therefore, if this small number overlapping of generations, so that of dying and infested trees is disposed of at the proper time and in the proper emergence and attack are continuous manner, the cause will be removed at during the entire peniod of activity. small cost and the dying of the pines Consequently, there is a continuous will stop. MANUFACTURERS OF dying of trees within the infested areas. The presence of this beetle in danger- It was found that each patch of dying CYLINDER SAWED ous or destructive numbers is plainly trees, with their fading and greenish- indicated by matches of dying and dead brown tops, located anywhere in the YELLOW PINE pine, which show no evidence of injury Southern States is a menace to the liv- by fire or other destructive agencies. ing bine within a radius of three or four The trees infested by the developing miles. The broods of the Southern pine ROSIN BARREL STAVES broods are indicated by the fading beetle developing in ‘the bark of the green, greenishbrown and yellowish- trees of one such centre of infestation red of the foliage, and positively deter- may swarm in any direction and settle mined by the removal eof some bark in the healthy timber. Thus one or more from the middle of the trunks of a few add: tional patches are killed, until near- of the dying trees and the finding of ly all the large as well as the small pine France the characteristic work in the dinner over an extensive area is dead. bark and on the surface of the wood. When these centres of infestation are The trees which have been killed and numerous within the confines of a Societe [.andaise abandoned by the develeped broods of county, or even a large section of terri- the beetles are indicated by the raddish tory, they can only be compared with D’Exportation Et D’Importation brown foliage, the fallen foliage and the the atardng of so many forest fires: decaying standing or fallen trees. The and, as has been demonstrated, they 25, Rue Lowmand, Bayonne (Basses Pyienees) cause of the death of trees of any of may lead to far greater destruction of these stages is determined by examining merchantable pine than has ever been the dead bark for evidence of the work recorded as resulting from fire in the of the beetle. Southern States. Therefore, says Mr. Exporters and Importers Making a Specialty of Extended observations in all of the Hopkins, they demand similar prompt the Exportation of French Rosin, Tur- Southern States between 1891 and 1911 and radical action on the par. of the pentine and Pine Tree troducts. led Mr. Hopkins to conclude that if all owners in order vo protect their living

of the nine that had been killed during pine. this time by this beetle were living in

1911 its stumpage value would have amounted to from $10,000,000 to $20, 00,606 or more. Studies of the depre- daticns wrought by it in the South At BROOKS-SCANLON CORP. lan ic and Gulf States in the years 1908 to 1911 indicate that at least $2,000,000 EAST PORT, FLA. worth of pine was killed during that time. It is evident that if active steps had not been taken in 1911 by the principal owners in the infes'ed areas thi: loss would have increased to another Manufacture Yellow Pine million dollars within the next year. Since 1911 no extensive outbreaks have been reported or observed, but there is Rosin Barrel Staves and Heads constant danger that the beetle may azain mu'tiply to the dangar point. WE CAN SHIP YOU STRAIGHT OR MIXED CARS It Can Be Controlied. It has been determined and demon: strated that if the larger part of an in- INQUIRIES SOLICITED festation within an area of eight to ten

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FRENCH FOREST OWNERS and is still, much less than the produc- the old crop. From this has resulted a tion, and also by the tightening of rise in price for May-June deliveries in BEEN HOLDING BACK GUM money. If it be said also that the pro- London, and in the same way has af-

duction is as large as before the war, fected rosins, but in less proportion, the By This Method Advanced Prices—But the same cannot apply to consumption. two articles always influencing each Without taking into account the stocks other. What Will Happen When the of manufactured products, which is con- Considering these facts it is easy to siderable and must be disposed of before anticipate what will happen on the day Larger Quantities Are fresh supplies are made, ‘we must prin- when French owners will be obliged to Forced on Market? cipally attribute the lack of consump- sell the gum. Producers will of neces- tion, to a large extent, to the bad situa- sity follow them, swamping the market tion of Central Europe and the with- with offers, due to the fact that they Interesting Summary French Conditions drawal of Russia from the market. will be obliged not only to take the This is more evident from the almost quantities they receive usually at this time of the year but also the gum which (Correspondence of Weekly complete stoppage of soap and paper industries. This concerns rosin. With has been held over by the forest owners Naval Stores Review) regard to turpentine it is well known from the beginning of the season. Paris, France, May 15, 1921. that substitutes replace this in great Forest owners do not own storages proportions as soon as tunpentine prices nor tanks, and are not in a position to We have at last seen a resumption rise. This is the cass today. keep for a long period the gum in the sufficiently serious to distinguish itself From the above one sees only an in- forest, their only means to do so being from all preceeding movements, in the fluence other than the consumption their stock of gum barrels which serve sense that it really brought important could modify the situation in a way to to carry the gum from the forest to the business, and we notice at the same time completely reverse the tendency. We distilleries. These means are not suffi- a much stronger resistance amongst will name speculation. In reality there cient to enable them to accumulate sellers than before. This fact is more is no change either in the production or more than two dippings, that is to say visible in France where up to the pres- consumption since a month ago. that in the period not exceeding fifteen ent an abundance of these latter has Until now every effort to rise the mar- days—three weeks at the maximum— always prevented firmness beinz main- ket has been wiped out by the fear of they will be obliged by all necessities to - tained for more than a few days to- the new crop which has obliged the carry again the gum to the works. We gether. sellers to release their stocks. Some will add to this that by this procedure Does this mean that there is here a ~peculators thought that the day when forest owners, for the gum for which radical change in the situation of the the new crop arrived, the market would producers offered at the beginning of sellers; which has relieved them of the be weaker. From this, has resulted the the seascn Francs: 140 “par barrique” anxiety caused by excessive stocks? fact that some sellers have sold turpen- (barrel containing 340 liters), have ob- To judge, one must see the position of tine without covering themselves for tained Francs: 240. It isqa pretty good a month age, that is to say before the May and June, with the idea that they result, which satisfies a good number of new crop made its appearance. would be able to execute their orders them. At that time the producers had a rela- with the new crop. Is it useful to point out a danger, tively small stock of turpentine, but This hope has been dispelled for the whichis to see that the fact of the difficult to place, and were secing with simple reason that the forest owners forest owners bringing a double quan- disquietude the time when they must instead of bringing the um to the tity of gum to the producer, would have give place and money to the new crop. works at once are keeping the crop in for immediate consequence the necessity With regard to rosins which were very the forests and by this means they hold of the producers—who are now very plentiful, although much easier to store back for one month the first arrival. prudent—of finding buyers for an equiv- than turpentine, immobilised a large This is also a speculation on the part of alent quantity. We wish to remark that capital, and there was the danger of the proprietors. but is based on a wrong it is the custom of the producer in the seeing the value of the stocks depreciate idea because the results can only be Landes district to accept all gum when the new crop would be added to momentary. Still it is sufficient, as to- brought to his stills by the forest own- the old. This position was rendered day more than one producer wishes to er, when the latter is his usual furni:her, worse by the fact that the absorbing sell without produce, and the European whatever the quantity he brings. power of the consuming industries was, market must exist for the time being on AD. GENVRAIN & CO.

A. HARDAKER H. A. LURTON F. L. DUSENBURY E. M. SMITH President Vice-President Vice-President Sec’y & Treas.

Jennings Naval Stores Company

MAIN OFFICE: BRANCH OFFICES: NEW ORLEANS, ALEXANDRIA, LA. Naval Stores Factors AND LOUISIANA PENSACOLA, FLA, Wholesale Grocers

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1 WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE ' Naval Stores Dealers and Exporters

Established 1890. REVIEW PUBLISHING & PRINTING CO. M. W. LARENDON & CO. Producers Turpentine Co. (Incorporated) THOMAS W. GAMBLE, Business Manager COMMISSION MERCHANTS NAVAL STORES AND RICE ELIZABETH, LA. Publication and Business Offices 82 WALL STREET 110 East Bryan Street NEW YORK CITY PRODUCERS OF Telephone 3420 Consignments of Pure Gum Spirits of PURE GUM SPIRITS TURPENTINE SUBSCRIPTION Per Annum, - - - $5.00 Turpentine and Batting Strained Rosin solicited. Sight Drafts against Bills of make all ROSIN Address all communications and Lading accepted for seventy-five per to checks, drafts, money orders, etc., payable cent. Savannah market. Possessing the STEAM DISTILLED PINE OIL NAVAL STORES REVIEW, good will of the consuming world, can AND P. O. Box 948, Savannah, Ga.

guarantee full values and quick returns.

Firm c. i. {. offers also solicited. STEAM DISTILLED TURPENTINE Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice at Savannah, Ga. —— Turner Commercial Co. C. B. TURTON CO. SIGNS THAT RECOVERY OF THE TRIBUNE BUILDING BUSINESS IS UNDER WAY NEW ORLEANS, LA. 154 NASSAU STREET PENSACOLA, FLA. NEW YORK A financial letter sent out by Durant Distributors for Producers of & Karow of Savannah says: ! ROSINS-TURPENTINE Most industrial depressions run their TURPENTINE--In tank cars, For Export course within from the greater part of barrels and cases. For Soap Makers and Paper Makers a year to a year and a half. The up- ROSIN -- Government type For Varnish Makers turn comes when stocks of raw and grading, uniform quality, cor- Shipments from Southern Ports, or to approach manufactured goods begin rect weights- New York, or Delivered exhaustion, thus compelling a renewal We pay sight drafts to Producers or of purchases by retailers. In the pres- INQUIRIES SOLICITED Dealers against purchases with ent case signs are increasing that a re- Cable Address: ‘““TURNER’’ documents. _— covery of business is actualy under| way. For some weeks car loadings have been increasing, including especially shipments of merchandise, certain in T.E. Bhrenbers FRANK A THOMPSCN COMPANY dustries, as the motor business, are known to have recovered considerably, SALES AGENT and the reduction in rediscount rates in most of the Federal Reserve districts has not been due more to the strength- Naval Stores SPECIALTIES: ening of reserves by importation of gold OLD PROCESS PINE TAR than to liquidation of loans and credits. Parafine Wax Perhaps the greatest drawback in a WILMINGTON PITCH prompt revival of business is found in Heavy Chemicals the labor situation. Some industries, as MENHADEN FISH OIL the hard coal business, are operating CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED under fairly long term contracts, which SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. stand in the way of rapid deflation ot labor costs; other industries, as the building trades, are hampered by threat & : We Buy of labor troubles; the revision of wage AL Fane Co: scales in still other units, as the rail (INCORPORATED) roads, is delayed by the mere machin- Pine Products ery of determining and putung into force reaconable wagzs. The fact that Naval Stores OF EVERY DESCRIPTION some readjustments always lag consid- SEND SAMPLES Ci'ay Dona ‘others 1s ine Marnirca on why business cannot at once start off Savannah Bank & Trust Co. with normal spring confidence. Building The Kinney Co. 17 West 42nd Street TURPENTINE SUBSTITUTES SAVANNAH, GA. NEW YORK CITY IN GERMANY | (London Oil and Color Trades Journal.) SOUTHERN WOOD As of late the prices of oil of turpentine have advanced, there has been a very brisk demand, in the solvents mar- PRODUCTS CORP. kat, for Tetraline and Dokaline. The ELIZABETH, - LOUISIANA THIS SPACE prices now ruling amount to Mk. 650 per 100 kilogs. in tank wagons ex fac- tory; if delivered in casks the price is advanced by the cost of said casks at WOOD TURPENTINE, PINE FOR SALE the different warehou es whence it is OIL, TAR, AND ALL PINE supplied. At the beginning of February the price was Mk. 75J per 100 kilogs. PRODJCTS. DESTRUC- The nice of Dokaline is about Mk. 2 per \ TIVE PROCESS. kilog. higher.

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Savannah, Ga. ROSIN OILS—PINE PITCH GREASE OILS - BURGUNDY PITCH LIBERTY OIL CC Mew York, N. Y. ROSIN COMPOUNDS—VENICE TURPENTINE

Works on B. & A. R. R. Cable Address: ‘‘Westant’’ Codes: A B C 5th Edition Chelsea, Mass. and Private Codes H. T. WEST COMPANY 148 STATE STREET BOSTON, MASS. Dealers and Manufacturers

Pine Tree and Petroleum Products of Every Description in any Quantity. Naval Stores, Carbon Black, Oils, Asphaltums, Waxes and Specialties to Order.

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Rosin & Turpentine Export Co

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: 96 Wall Street, New York

Branch Offices: Savannah, Ga., Jacksonville, Fla., New Orleans, La.

Codes :(—Western Union, Universal Edition; A B C 5th Edition; Hamilton’s Code Condenser; Lieber’s.

Antwerp Naval Stores Company Savannah, Georgia EXPORTERS OF ROSIN AND DEALERS IN ALL GRADES OF PURE GUM SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE BRANCH OFFICES: JACKSONVILLE, FLA, PENSACOLA, FLA. SALES OFFICES: NEW YORK. . - . wile. Seite fe Of West Streei PHILADELPHIA - - - - =. =. =. =. Drexel Building BOSTON = -» "= = = ded in ow ae = (ee 24 Milk Street DETROIT . wim - - 33 Grand River East CHICAGO - - - - ‘Ketchum & Schad, 138 North La Salle St. CLEVELAND - - Robinson & Wilson, 6624 Wade Park Ave. TURPENTINE IN TANK CARS OR BARRELS CORRESPONDENCE INVITED

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Cont'nued from page 6

five-year period was not quite so marked although the decrease in that direction

was more than 29 per cent. Texas again stood alone in showing an increase. The wood-distillation product made a big jump, the 1919 production being almost five #imes that of 1914. In so far as the paint trade is concerned, the dimin- ished supply of rosin has had but little more effect toward curtailing production than had the cutting down of the available quantity of turpentine. The soap trade, however, has felt the pinch.

a Naturally such a drop in production Wa would bring a rise in price. When to this natural action of the law of ordinary supply and demand was added the influence of the extraordinary demand created during the war, it is not to be wondered that the resulting jump in values was rather extra-proportional. The factor for turpentine, to express the price rise, was approximately 3, as the one-third less quantity produced in QUALITY AND PRICE ARE THE TWO THINGS TO 1919 had a value almost twice that of CONSIDER IN BUYING TOOLS. the larger 1914 output. Mothering invention is, it seems, a matter of a prof- “QUALITY FIRST, PRICE NEXT” itable sort. The increase in the value of the rosin COUNCIL’S SOCKET HOOP DRIVERS ARE RIGHT output was greater than that for tur- IN BOTH QUALITY AND PRICE. pentine. As the 1919 production, almost 30 per cent. lower than that in 1914, THE COUNCIL TOOL COMPANY was valued at more than three times WANANISH $= NORTH CAROLINA the earlier year’s figure, the price increase factor must be in the neighbor- hood of 44. How much of that was due to decreased production; how much to increased demand, and how much to other influences acting upon the market is a subject for interesting pee ula- SPIRITS TURPENTINE ROSIN tion, but not one very clearly to be determined. What of the future? Does expansion JOHN R. WALSH in the lines of trade ordinarily utilizing SAVANNAH, GEORGIA the supply of naval stores wait chiefly upon the offering of substitutes for those raw materials? Will the resources NAVAL STORES of the Southwest have to be cailed upon?’ Is there anything stronger than Representing Producers, Dealers and Consumers. hope in the new methods, such as the Buying and Selling on Commission or Brokerage. back-cup operation, for obtaining the natural products? We Make Firm Offers when Possible. The values of naval stores have receded not a little from the If You are not doing Business with Us try Us on your heights of 1919, but this has been due next Order. more to a falling off in demand than to Remember We Have Been Established’ Since 1901 any other factor. The paint trade, for one consuming channel, is striving for recovery from the slump. It will be weil that, in this commendable purpose, the matter of available and potential JULIUS C. SCHWARZ, Pres’t. raw material be not pegieched

INE PRODUCTS EXPORT CC MR. HOGEBOOM MAKES BUSI- P NESS TRIP WEST AND EAST INCORPORATED EXPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Mr. Herbert F. Hogeboom, of the American Pine Products Refining Com- GUM ROSIN AND PURE SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE pany, left Savannah this week for Chi- cago and other western points, in the NEW PROCESS PINE TAR. PINE AND TAR OILS interest. of his company. After touring the West he will visit important centers WOOD TURPENTINE, “'DISINFECTOIL,"” ETC. in. the East on thes same mission. The Company is preparing to put in SAVANNAH - @ GEORGIA an up-to-date plant and is expected to become an important factor in the wood CABLE ADDRESS: “PINEPRODCO” industry, having men of experience and capital connected. with it.

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Mr. Farmer and Land Owner TURN YOUR OLD STUMPS AND LIGHTWOOD INTO REAL MONEY

BY BUYING The Mooney Portable Retort

One of these plants will convert your old stumps and lightwood into pine oils, pine tar and charcoal and will NET YOU from $12.00 to $15.00 per cord, which beats letting this material burn up on the ground or selling it for half this price per cord GROSS for fuel purposes. OUR PROCESS is simple and fool-proof. WE WILL SELL YOU THE RETORTS, install them and teach you how to operate. WE WILL SELL YOUR PRODUCTS on commission or will buy your entire output at stated prices on contract. RETORTS CAN BE MOVED from place to place as the wood is exhausted in each locality. WOOD OR STUMPS TOO FAR FROM ROAD TO BE USED ANY OTHER WAY can be turned into money as retorts can be used off from road and products hauled to road at large profit, thus realizing on material not available for shipping. BY USING RETORTS and converting your wood and stumps into real money you will realize a great deal of money from material now going to waste upon your lands. YOU CAN CLEAR YOUR LANDS AT A PROFIT INSTEAD OF IT COSTING YOU MONEY TO DO SO. ; IF YOU OWN LANDS WITH LIGHTWOOD OR OLD STUMPS ON THEM IN ANY QUANTITY, OR ARE CLEARING LANDS, YOU CANNOT AFFORD NOT TO UTILIZE THIS MATERIAL BY RUNNING IT THROUGH RETORTS AND CONVERT- ING IT INTO VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS. WARNING—ALL FACTORS OF OUR RETORT AND PROCESSES ARE PROTECTED BY PATENTS. Write us if interested and we will give you detailed information or will take you WT to see one of our plants in operation. Southern Pine Tar and Oil Co.

EXCXLUSIVE SALES AGENT FOR MOONEY RETORTS P. O. Box 546. Office 11-14 Citizens Trust Company Building, Savannah, Ga.

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® Alphabetical Index to Advertisers

BATTING DROSS BUYERS John P. Rausch Col tax. 26 New Orleans Copper Works...... 17 Jacksonville Rosin Co. on 34 Rosin & Turpentine Export Co...... 14 Pringle Tu pentine Cup Co...... 24 Western Paper Makers Chemical The Chas. RB. Sargent Co...... 23 J. S. Schofieldls Son Co... 05k 26 Company Coa cnn ih 22 Southern Wood Products Corp...... 12 Valdosta Portable Retort Co...... 18 Yaryan Rosin and Turpentine Co..... 5 Frank A. Thompson €e...... 0il 12 TURPENTINE CASKS, BARREL Turner Commercial Co...... ccoenenenia. 12 STAVES, ETC. DAILY MARKET LETTERS CB Turton Co... iit 12 Brocks:Scanlon Corp. 1 v 10 JL. Horrell oll nein tt, 6 United Naval Stores Co.cc... 25 JC High & Co... li lor ol 10 Joh BR. Walsh oii sk 9 John BR. Walshyoo co 0 15 Pensacola: Cooperage Co... 22 W. TT. West Cox oo i 00 iy 13 FOREIGN NAVAL STORES Poitevent & Favre Lumber Co...... 7 Isaac Winkler & Bro. Co... = 26 DEALERS Ouitman Cooperage Co. LL 4 Yaryan Rosin and Turpentine Co..... 5 Lowden Connell & Co...... 0..&. 5.0 19 Reinschmidt Stave Colle... 22 Moore & Holei iin bo ue oir. 22 NAVAL STORES FACTORS Southern Cotton Oil Company...... 6 NAVAL STORES DEALERS AND Baldwin:Lewis Co. ohn 27 Waco TurpentineCo...... 10 EXPORTERS Carson Naval Stores Co... co... 1 WOOD TURPENTINE, PINE TAR, Antwerp Naval Stores CoO.eereenenenennn 14 Consolidated Naval Stores Co...... 35 ROSIN OILS, PITCH, ETC. Wo 11 Barber Con... iio 1 The Downing Company...... c.oi. 4 Tobin A, Casey Co. linn. 7 Logalusa Turpentine Co...... couerreeerarae 25 Flynn-Harris-BullardCo...... 2 Columbia Naval Stores Co...... 36 John A. Carey Co... tei tsessmmerindions 7 Independent Naval Stores Co...... 4 Florida Wood Products. Co...... - 7 BE. Chapean's Son..1... ol... 6 Jennings Naval Stores Co....cccceei 11 General Naval Stores Co...... 9 (Columbia Naval Stores Co. Special.. 1 Peninsular ‘Naval Stores Co...... 2 Gulf Naval Stores Supply Co...... 32 Columbia Naval Stores Co...... 36 Southern States Naval Stores Co...... 2 Hercules Powder Co... een... d BT &.S..P. Day Co..lna.oaan i. 34 Taylor, Lowenstein & Co...... 33 Herbert F.. Hogeboom....xzoooooo...... 6 PEL. Ehrenberg 12 The WilderiCompany....l. 0.0... 7 Independent N.:S.:Co...... 4 NLL. Fane Co, vail anil 12 PENS, PENCILS, ETC. The Kinney Co...... a Lat 12 General Naval Stores €0...... c..oonis: 9 Eagle! Pencil-iCo.ia. oni 0) nh 6 Liberty OlaCos. Luni din los 13 GilllicanChipley Co... 21 Loranger Pine Products Co...... 6 Gulf Naval Stores Supply Co...... 32 STILLS, CUPS, TOOLS, PUMPS, National Rosin Oil & Size Co...... 33 Herbert: F. Hogeboom...... 6 RETORTS, ETC. Pine {Products iExport :Co...... 15 Bol Hovrell oo hdl 6 American-Grecian Turpentine Corp. 24 Southern Wood Products Corp.....12 M. W. Larendon & Cor... 12 Baker Manufacturing Coli ld 27 Frank Al "Thompson €o...... 12 L.ondon-Savannah 'N.''S. Co...... 27 Council Pool iCo ligt mos Lola, 15 United Naval Stores -Co...... 25 Lowden Connell & Co...... 05.. 6 Herty Turpentine Cup Co...... 13 The Wilder Company...... oH 7 Pine Products Export €Co...... 15 Mobi:e Steel Company...... 20 Yaryan Rosin and Turpentine Co..... 5 Producers Turpentine Co...... 12 Southern Pine Tar & Oil Co...... 16 Ernst Zobel" Company...... 25

ESTABLISHED 188i NEW ORLEANS COPPER WORKS

JOSEPH WALLBILLICH, Proprietor Turpentine Stills a Specialty Manufactuer of the Improved Turpen- tine Still with an improved bottom and spout, a combination plate, with a vapor, charge, and skimming opening, attached to a single collar that has a free vapor circulation; it does not trap the vapor in the kettle and prevent it from going over into the worm. Workmanship and material first-class. The design speaks for itself. Can furnish best of references. WALLBILLICH GENERAL COPPERSMITHING WAPROVED STILL All Work Promptly Attended to PATENTED JUNE 16TH 09. , e BF a 3 8760 68 0 8 0 vy Operators are warned against infringements on Patent No. 946,186 OFFICE AND WORKS: 827-829 TCHOUPITOULAS ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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The VICTORY way makes land clearing pay

Clear that cutover land and make a profit doing it by using a VICTORY poo hk converting the stumps and lightwood into tar, pine oils and charcoal.

A real mule or an old nag; Which does it pay to buy?

Of course, it depends whether you buy him for work or glue. But if you want him to work for you season after season for a long time you buy a real mule.

VICTORY retorts are real mules for work. Built to last and it is the only retort that makes a good grade of products without a still. :

A good Retort is a profitable investment, but a Retort that does not deliver the goods makes money only for the men who sell them. ~ INVESTIGATE all makes of retorts before buying. VICTORY Retorts have no useless devices merely for talking points, no impracticable methods of applying heat to unprotected sides or other methods which have been tried out and will not work only for a few runs. Come to Valdosta and see a VICTORY in operation, and see for yourself what it does.

Do not buy any retort without investigating the financial standing and rep- utation of the seller and see if their guarantee is good.

We guarantee the VICTORY. Have your bank look us up.

ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST OPERATING ANY RETORT THAT INFRINGES ON PATENTS NOS. 383883, 383884, APPLIED FOR, AND OTHER PATENTS PENDING.

For testimonials and information write Valdosta Portable Retort Co. Valdosta, Georgia

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Turpentine Rosin

Lowden Connell & Co. AND AT SUCCESSORS TO 17 WATER STREET JAS. WATT & SON LIVERPOOL, Winchester House, Old Broad Street London

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TURPEN

APRONS--GUTTER STRIPS MADE FROM URE ZINC OR GALVANIZED IRON

Oblong Flat Bottom Cone Shaped V. E. Close Fit WRITE FOR PRICES

L CO.

Manufacturers Cups, Aprons, Strips and Metal Roofings

Jobbers of Iron and Steel Sheets, Plates and Structural Shapes MOBILE, ALABAMA

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GILLICAN-CHIPLEY COMPANY, me

Largest Manufacturers and Distributors of ROSINS AND TURPENTINE

OVER SEVEN THOUSAND EMPLOYES NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

DISTILLERIES IN MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA, GEORGIA, TEXAS DIRECT SHIPMENTS FROM POINT O FPRODUCTION TO PURCHASER

NEW YORK OFFICE 90 WEST STREET

AGENTS

H. T. WEST CO., Boston, Mass. NATIONAL ROSIN OIL & SIZE CO., 155 N. Clark St., Chicago, Ill. THE WEIGLE CO., Cleveland, Ohio BAKER & COLLINSON, Detroit, Mich. GEO. F. SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa. YOUNG COMMISSION CO., Buffalo, N. Y. ABNER HOOD CHEMICAL COMPANY, Kansas City, Mo. B. H. ROETTKER COMPANY, Cincinnati, Ohio

AGENTS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

CABLE ADDRESS: GILLICAN, NEW ORLEANS

WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET ON THE NAVAL STORES INDUSTRY

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STAVES AND HEADINGS | REINSCHMIDT STAVE C0., QUITMAN, GA. ’

Manufacturers of High-Grade, Patent, Cylinder-Sawed, Pine Rosin Barrel Staves. | Also Pine Circled and Square Headings that conform with the ruling of the Board of Trade Lil at Savannah, Ga. il Staves all one thickness, same length, tied up a barrel to the bundle. Operating two i mills and one heading plant in Georgia. Also connected with Pensacola Cooperage Co., | Pensacola, Fla., who make the same staves and headings we do. Our Staves will make a uniform barrel. A nice neat package and one that will hold vou rosin is cheaper to the operator than the old-fashioned staves. We can prove this to you by writing us for a trial car load; the goods will speak for themselves. Write us at Quitman, Ga., for prices on Staves and Heading. | Write Pensacola Cooperage Co., Pensacola, Fla., for prices in Pensacola, New Orleans and Texas territory. y © REINSCHMIDT STAVE CO., Quitman, Ga. PENSACOLA COOPERAGE CO., Pensacola, Fla.

BATTING DROSS | ROSIN REFINERIES CHEMICAL | AT WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE MARKET JACKSONVILLE FOR BATTING DROSS. WRITE OUR WORKS AT AND NEAREST OFFICE FOR PRICES, AD. PENSACOLA, FLA. VISING APPROXIMATE QUANTITY OF EASTON, PA. EACH YOU HAVE ON HAND, ALSO — SHIPPING POINT. WE PAY PROMPTLY KALAMAZOO, BUYERS OF FOR ALL SHIPMENTS RECEIVED. Marts BATTING DROSS, STRAINER a WESTERN PAPER HOLYOKE, MASS. SCRAPE yy CHIPS, MAKERS CHEMICAL CO. WATERTOWN, X. ¥. Jacksonville, Fla. - Pensacola, Fla.

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TURPENTINE CUPS AND APRONS

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G.. Pissimisis, Pres. J. Rigopoulos, Vice Pres. P. Chiboucas, Sec.-Treas. and Genl. Mgr. J. Polychronis, T. Manager The American-Grecian Turpentine Corporation SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

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SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL -STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 25 GUM TURPENTINE WANTED! WILL ENTERTAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR REGULAR SHIPMENTS COVERING OUR REQUIREMENTS WHAT CAN YOU OFFER? UNITED NAVAL STORES CO. NEW YORK

New York Naval Stores Market “ATTENTION PRODUCERS” (Regular Correspondence Weekly Naval WE BUY ROSIN RESIDUE PITCH, Stores Review.) PINE OIL, TURPENTINE, PINE New York, May 31, 1921. TAR AND ALL OTHER PRODUCTS The market has gradually declined HAVE OUR OWN STORAGE YARDS and is being quoted on the spot today as low as 62c per gallon ex dock. With ERNST ZOBEL COMPANY, inc. the decline during the last week there 2nd Ave and 10th St. Est. 1881 Brooklyn, N. Y-

has been an increase in demand for turpentine for export. Rosin contnues quite dull. There BOGALUSA TURPENTINE CO., Bogalusa, La. has been a steady, though small demand from Japan. Argentine is also PRODUCERS OF buying in a limited way. BOGALWSA BRAND There is a continued lack of demand Trade Mark Registered —U S. Pat. Office in the paper trade, although a few lots are being purchased now and then. PURE GUM SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE and ROSIN Following prices are on terms, free on WE SOLICIT YOUR INOUIRIES board, in yard, New York (carlots) ex- dock:

Spirits of Turpentine, pure, in bbls, 50 gallons, per: gallen...... 62c AD. GENVRAIN & CO. Rosins, in bbls., per 280 1bs.: Common and Good Strained, J...... B 5.00 NAVAL STORES

Eo ona ee eh = 500 Pe TE 5420 DEALERS AND EXPORTERS EE... 5.30 11 RUE DU BOULOI iy ee as 5.33 CaS en EER 5.40 Bl ae >.50 Paris, France Wr a ). 65 Oy eee a ae 6.25 Branch Offices : NM ea aR 6.90 Nt ee ae 7.40 LONDON,ENG. :: BORDEAUX : STRASSBURG WG ne Nom

nh Nom Rosin Oil, in bbls., 2d run, gal. $ .38 Rosins, per 280 lbs. gross weight, | Operators should render every possible assist : Tar, Kiln-burnt. oil bbls...... ann 12.00 standard types, 200 bbl. lots.: far, Retort, oil bols...... 12.00 A B C—Common strained...... $5.50 ance to the Bureau of Chemistry, Department Agriculture, Washington, D. C., in its com- Pitch, Navy No. 2....cceccooeii. 6.75.87 D—Good strained...... ccccoeevee 5.70 of E-—Low Nos2 cients 5.530 aa oe is to the interest of Following quotations cover parcels B-CGood- No. ' 2, iii... 5.85 pilation of statistics. It for export, terms, free on board, N. Y.: reports should be ac- G--NO, L.oremmmirsensdrestrrzsens 5.90 the producers that the Spirits of Turpentine, in cases: HioNos' Li. 6.00 to the public, (2-5 gallon tins to a case.) IT oFxtra Nod ois 6.15 curate and promptly presented as to brand: largely minimized. orem 8.75 as otherwise their value is Strictly pure, guaranteed, gal... $0.82 Me-Pale K—LOwW pale 7.40 for statistical matter should be given Spirits of Turpentine, in barrels N-—-—-Extra'pale...... 7.90 Requests as to brand. attention. immediate V'G—Windowglass Senne Nom Strictly pure. gnaranteed. gal... $0.65 WW -Waterwhite ...... Nom

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4 NEW YORK WOOD PRODUCTS MARKET CONDITIONS John P. Rausch Company, Inc. (Special Correspondence Naval Stores Review.) New York, May 31, 1921. Manufacturers--Dealers-- Exporters

Turpentine, Steam Distilled: Hand- de- lers of spot supplies report a light mand at 60@62c, showing a decline, due Turpentine, Rosin, Navy Pitch, to fall in price of gum. There is plenty of stock on hand to meet inquiries, but buying has been slow. Supplies in the Pine Tar South have been small, and there continues but little demand. PRICES FURNISHED CIF ANY PORT OF THE WORLD Turpentine, Destructive: Holders of spot supplies quoted 58@60c in sympa- Cable Address: The thy with the lower gum prices. “RAUSCH: NEW ORLEANS demand has been very light, buyers pre- ferring to pay the price for pure turpentine. The demand in Southern primary markets, according to reports, has been very quiet. There is sufficient stock on hand to meet requirements. HOW TO SECURE MORE AND BETTER SPIRITS Rosin, E F Grades: Sellers of spot KEEP FULL SUPPLY COOL WATER IN YOUR TUB has supplies report that the demand BUY A | and see the improvement. They fallen off. Prices still remain at $5.25@ 545. There is plenty of stock on hand, SCHOFIELD | have been tried for many years indifferent. Reports but have been PUMPING with satisfactory results from the South note inactivity due to lack of buyers. Supplies are still heavy. OUTFIT ] WRITE US FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES Pitch: The demand for spot supplies has been very quiet, and handlers ALSO ENGINES, BO!LERS, TANKS, TANKS and TOWERS, are quoting [email protected]. There is a SAW MILL MACHINERY and MILL SUPPLIES plentiful supply of stock on hand, but no buyers. Reports from Southern primary markets note very little doing, J. S. SCHOFIELD’S SONS CO. due to ship yards being closed down. Desk H MACON, GA. Tar, Retort: The demand for spot stocks has been a little better and sellers are still asking [email protected]. Infe- rior grades at a couple of dollars less are still on the market and hindering trading. Southern primary markets are THE DOMESTIC MARKET pretty well supplied and selelrs are en- deavoring to move stocks, but buyers was a dependable market during the pre-war period. are few.

Pine Oil, Distilled: There has been practically no demand on the spot, due to lack of manufacturing. Spot pric THE DOMESTIC MARKET are still quoted at [email protected]. High prices are still hclding buyers aloof. was practically the only market during the war. Reports from the South note nothing doing. \

Pine Oil, Destructive: Sellens of spat good are quoting [email protected]. There THE DOMESTIC MARKET has been some call for a few lots, but prices are still prohibitive to move will more readily absorb its proportion of the 1921-22 supplies freely. Scuthern markets report plenty of supplies, but prices are crop than any other market. scaring off buyers.

WOOD PRODUCTS. (Spot Prices F. O. B. New York.) WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE Turpentine, Steam Di tilled, (50 gal. bbis.), per gal... $ 60@ 62 Turpentine, Destructive, POL CAL ... ctesinorivsslavirenite H8@ 60 The Isaac Winkler & Bro. Company Rosin E PF grades, (280 Wabble Yio ud oo aiailins 525@ 545 CINCINNATI, OHIO Piich, 263. bbls)... 7.50@ 8.G0 Tar, Retort. (5C-gal. bbls.).. [email protected]. ESTABLISHED 1872 Pine Oil, Steam Distilled, INCORPORATED 1917 (50-gal. bbils.), per gal... 30@ 1.35 Pine Oil, Destructive, (50 gal. bbls.) per gal... = 115@ 1.20

i SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE 27 roms, BALDWIN-LEWIS COMPANY | Pe President JACKSONVILLE, FLA. H. M. WILSON, cum rows Vice-President | NAVAL STORES FACTORS DIRECTORS: and WHOLESALE GROCERS 1 "A TEE POWELL TURPENTINE SUPPLIES

J. H. TATUM SHI Re eR WV c LEWIS dil The Patronage of those having Desirable Accounts Solicited DR. E. P. ROSE H. M. WILSON | CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVED JACKSONVILLE, FLA., SAVANNAH, GA.

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Course of Pale Grades of Rosin at Savannah from April 1, 1918 to 1921-22

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

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DAME 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22 | 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22

April l...... - $7.40, {16.73 J10.78 1 425 187 80 [1830 119 25 100 {sv 15 16:30 «1875: | 875 April 2. 740 (1875 1975 425 7.05. [16:30 19.25 1-400 850: [16:30 [1873 [B75 April 9..eeee 6 90 (14 756 [19 50 4 25 665 (14380 [1925 4 05 625 [14380 [19 00 405 April 16. eee. 700 [1476 [1925 5 0) 870 |1450 [i900 4 50 695 I|1425 [1875 4 30 April 23..eee 6 90 (14 50 |18601900| 5 25 8 50 6514 50 [18 85..30| 5 (0 8 00.8(|14 00 [18 85.50, 4 £0 April 30. ee 690 [143856 [1925 5 60 6 70 |l1425 [18351900 5 10 6 10. |14 16 [18 50.75 4 50.75 May Teco 78 [14 60 {19 50 7 00 720 [18 90 95/19 25 6 50 7 00 3 7. 719 00 6 25 25 6 10 May 14... 740 (1375 |18 65 7 10 7:80 |18 65. 18.45 6 60 705 [1855 [18 21... 88 (1310 [1880 735 8 70 |12 8 [18 £0.55 6 85 8 00.5(|12 60 [18 25.30, 6 35 May 90 6 35 May 28....cem- 8 50 [183 50 18 40 7 35 S25 1132 [1820 6 85 8 00 [1300 [17 June 4... 900 [1890 [1775 8.75 [13560 [17 Bn 260 [1340 [172 Jume 11... 950 (16 60 |17 75 940 [18 (0 17 50 9 30 16 25 16 51795 June 18... 10 55 (17 00.1516 10.30 10 40 [16 85 17/16 10.30 10 30 [16 60 10/16 10.80 50 17 35 Bulls 70.75 10 40 17 00.95/15 70.75 June 28. iin 10 60 17 60 15 70 75 10 Buly 2. 1050. [1800 |18 95 10 50 [17 75 1813 95 1050 [17 50 [13 95 July 2... 11 05 [19 50..60{13 35 1105 [19 10 2513 30 tL (5 [18 60 16/13 80 July 16...... 11 00 [20 85 [14 90 11 00 [2010 [14 90 11 00 [19 85 {14 85.90 July 23... {125 (2850 (1415 11 20 [21 05.25/14 15 1193 [2065 11415 Yoly 20... 12 00 [23 66 [13 45.50 11 75 [2335 ' 113 45.50 11.30 [2265 13 45.30 Awa Gi i 118 [2380 (1375 11 70 $370 (13 75 11 55. (2245: {18 75+] 00 13:20 | Aug. 13... 12 25 21 90.9513 50.60 2 ¢0 21 50 18 50..55 11 85 21 At. 200.0 1325 (2325 [1360.63 12 90 [22 60 75[1360..62 12 65 [22 1€..25/1360..623 Aug. "27.50 14 00 {23 60 (12 75.90 13:35] 23. 0000 (12.75.90 13.25... 122.50. 12.75.90 55.60, Sep Sri 14.25. 23.05. [11 55.60 14 00 |22 30 (1! 55..60 12-75 421 80: [11 Sept. 10..cnii 14 50 (2350 1275 i430 [2800 1275 14120 ap p25 82% | Sept. 17 13 75 8022 70 11 8214 14 75 8022 "011 334g 14 50 21 40 11 Sept iN 0 15 00 22 05 11 50 14 65 2180, .|11.50 14 85 120 80 W130 ol 150 aon. Hes piso | Oct. 8 1... 15 25. [20.756 {11.50 5 157 (30°25 (22 25 11 0234 15 40 |21 50 [11 02% 525 1100 (11 02% | Det. « Soins. 15 60 | Qeie 100.....n 1560 [2250 |1' 00 134 21 75 [1990 1525 (2160 [10.90 ov 11.93 a0 2050 [Mim | Oct. 22... 1575 (2225 11725 15:55. 20 Set. 20... i 16 00 22 60 11 40 i575 [21.35 [11 40 15 50 [20 00 [11 40 | Nov. 5. 2% 16.50) | "{22 75 {11:70 16:95:21 75 [11 70 1600 2000 (1170 | Nov. 12...... : 16 50 ND 11 00 18 HU ND 11 3) 16 40 ND 1100 10... 18 80 ND ND 168 60 ND ND 18 60 ND ND | Nov | Nov. 26.0... 16 90 ND ND 6 RO ND ND 16 70 ND ND ND 32 800 18 90 21:75 ND 16 R20. [21 0) ND 18 70 i9 75 Bee. 1625 lla IND | 10: 16 75 [21 60 ND 16 50 [20 50 ND Dec. 620 [i9.75- IND | Dec. “17... 16 75 201.2 ND 16 46 [20 30 ND BT 18 75 121 25 ND 16 45 [20 00 ND 16 20 [19 75 ND Dec: 31... 16 75. [21 25 ND ie, 2095 IND i6 20 [20 00 ND ND 18 50 20 25 ND 16 5 20 30 ND Jan. Ty 16 75 21 25 | Yon, 11... 1875 [2210 ND 8 50 (21 20 ND 16 80 [20 90 ND a 16:75. (2) 75 ND i630 [20 50 ND 16 30 [20 35 ND) | Tan: 28... 16 75 {20 75 ND 16 «0 20 50 ND 19 30. [20 95 ND: Bebo 2. 18 75 ND ND 16 30 ND ND 16 30 ND ND. Beb, 11: 16 75 ND ND 16 30 ND ND 18 30 ND ND Feb, 18... 0 B75 715: [ND 833 [7175 [ND 650 rw IND | 1675 [18 25 ND 16 30 18 00 ND 1630 [75 ND. | Peb.ilog: io | Mar. 4 18 75. IR 25 ND 16 30 18 00 ND 16 30 [18 On ND Mar 11. {18.95 1900 [ND 15 30 1900. IND 18 solio0n,. IND | Mar HS oo. |18.7D,..]10.00 15 6B (80 [900 tas 1630 {1900 > 430 1630, haa0 425 25 TI 16 75 [19 00 +4 25 16.30. 19-00: 1 [4 25 Mos. 920, it 500 395 Mar. 51. 0 WT 19H aa 18.80 [18 75 [4 00

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1917-18 TO 1920-21 Waterwhite Windowglass N

8 1918-.9 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-2} i 19 7- aR Pn Eg sl te eid Ho..1 Laadle Ladle lO LH 1 7.75 5.9) 16.90 7.40 24.25 13.10 19 75 4.23 7.65 5.75 16.80 7.30 23.95 12.75 19.25 4.00 7.55 5.75 16.70 6.50 23.95 12.50 19.00 3.75

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Course of Medium Grades of Rosin at Savannah from April 1, 1918 to 1921-22

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

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Cn Th mat gr aan 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1929-20 1920 21 H 1 HLH L H L # 1. H Ha H nL H lL. 7.00 5.75 16.60 6.25 12.75 12.25 18.75 3 60 6.95 5.20 16.60 6.05 20.75 12.00 18.50 3.60 6.70 5.15 5.85 5.50 20.00 10.90 18.30 3.50

30 SAVANNAH WEEKLY NAVAL STORES REVIEW AND JOURNAL OF TRADE

Course of Lower Grades of Rosin at Savannah from April 1, 1918 to 1921-22

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

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| 1912 22 | 1918-19 | 1919-20 1920-21 | 1921-22 | 1918-3 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22 DATE 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 —_———— ee SENT TTT rr 5 | | [ April Loe $545 [13.30 |I7 60 60 les 4s [1325 [1760 [BGO {545 [1320 1760 [Be April 2 525 [1330 1760 1360 Jr25 (1825 [1760 |6 6 525 [1320 1760 | B60 April 9 595 :h1e0 [17.75 300 say 1180: {17 75 {890 Ns a5: {11.45 17 75.45 90 April 16... 530 (118 17 10 4 00% seep 1] 16 {17.05 100 {saps 70 ros [460 April 23..eenns 530 [11 50 55[17 40 3 85 5 30 11 45 17 85.40] 3 80 5:80" '1 85: {17 35.40, 8 80 April 30. 5 ]0 170 [17 85.90 4 35 580 [11 60 [17 75.90 4 30 580 [11 50 17 75.85 4 25 May 7. 6 50.60/11 80.65/18 10 480.505) 8 50 60[L1 55 18 10 475.505) 6 50 5: | 11 45 jis 10 1 505 May M4... 6:50" 11125 17 55 4:45 6 80 11 15 17 55 4 40 8 80: [11105 i HH 4 35 May, 21... 7 70.8010 75 17 60 4 35 7 70 lo 70 17 50.55 4 25 7 7% i070 7 50..55!:4 20 May 28... 7 55 10 8 [16 90 00 7.55 [10 70% {16°90 [3 90 750 {10 65 a 90 | 3 85.90 June. 4...... creee 8 25 |1185..$12/16 50 8 25 |1185..$12(16 50 825 [1185.81.16 50 | Vane (11.00 913. 15 385 16 65..85 9 10 15 40 16 65..85 9 10 15 20 16 65..85 June 18 aE 98 [15 50 16 10..30 9 85 |15 45 16 10..39 985 {15 40 {16 10.30] June 23... 10 10 15 25..40(15 70..75 10 10 15 20.3515 70.75 10 1 (15 15 2% (15 70.75) July 2. 9 95 15 80.50/13 95 985 [15202518 95 | 085: Hs6. 11395 | July Qi.i.n 990.. 1010/18 10 [13 30 $90: “15.75 {18.30 92501565 [1330 | daly 16... 995 .1000(18 80 |1485.%15 9 90 95/18 50 [1485.%15 985. [18 40. |14%5..815| July 23.00 10 15.2117 60..70/14 10 0 15 [17 25.3)|14 '0 10.10 1:17 10.18/14 10 | Jnly 30... 10 55 [18 75..95/13 45.50 10 50 [18 2.4513 45..50 10 45 [18 00..2(| 13 45.50 Ruz 0. la. 1060 [18 50 (1375 10 3047418 2% [18 75 10/25..3:017 35: [13 76 | Aug. 13... 10:75. 7 75 18 50 10:65 {17 2b. SWB HBO | 106 [17 00. [13 50 Ang. 20.0... 11 52% [18 00..10/1360..625 11 45 [17 50..60{1380..623| 11 40 '17 25.48 !1360..623| Aug. -27.0...... 12 200 18 30- - 12 75.90 12 20: {13.10 [12.75.90 12:00 [17 80: :|12 75..90 Sept SB. 12:65 #17 85 Ll 55..60 12 60 [17 30 11 55..60| 12 50 16 95 11 55.60] Sept. 10... 1220 (1825 (12.75 319 178 [1275 | 290 li740 j1275 Sept. 17... 14:10 18 20 711 a | 14.10 J17.830; “1 3213 | 13 95. 'l17 35° 111 9215 | Sept. 2d... 1410 [16 70 Lt 14.05 16 70. 511 BO | 1395 [16 25 Il 50 Yet el al 14 40. [15 50 11 50 14 35 [15 B0.40{11 50 | 1125 {1520 {11:50 | Oct 'S.....0. 1445 [17 30 [11 02% | i4 85 (178 [11 02} | i4 80 (17:00 (11 0215 | Des 15. 1+ 45 «17 25 10 9C 14 30 {17 00° j10 90 14' 25 17 00° |10 90 Oct. 22... 05.0 1455 (16 75 [11 20 14 40 116 $0 (11 20 14 35 [186 256+ 11 20 Oct. 29... 0. 1445 16 85 11 35 14 30: {16 367 {11 B35 | 14 25 |16 85-111 35 Nov. 5... 14 75 [17 15.3011 60 14 70 [18 85..75{11 60 14 55 16 65..75 11 60 Now, 12... = 15 374 | ND 3 thy 15324, | ND 11.00 | 15274 | ND 11 (0 Nov, 10... 15 55 16 65 IN 15 50 16 65 ND. | 1545" 116 50 |IND Nov. 26.5... 15 10 [17 +O ND 15 00 [16 85 ND 1500 [1675 | ND Dec 3. Lt 1340 16 50 | ND 13 40 |16 45 ND: | 15 W {1645 IND Pec. 110... 50 13 Bo 16 25.30 ND 18524 ..55|16 20.25) ND 18 50 5t (16 15.25 ND Pec 17... 13 35 [16 30.40 ND 13 35 [18 30..35| ND 13.95 16 25.80 ND Dre 24. 13 00. 10/16 40 ND 13 00..10/16 35 ND 13 00 1¢115 8° |IND | Bee. 31... 12 95 [16 6215 | ND {295 [16 62%; | ND 1295 {16°60 {ND | Vom, wT 1345 [1760 |ND 1340 [1750 |ND 13 27% (1740 |ND | fone 14. 13 30 [18 25.30| ND 1325 [18 15.20{ ND IS 20° {18 15.20 ND | Tan. 21... 1330 18 ov {ND 1325 [18 00 ND 1320 [1800 |ND en, wea 1330 [1820 |ND 325 [1815 | ND 1320 1810 |ND Ben 4 1330 | ND ND 25 | no JD 13 20 ND IND Feb 10. 1380 (169 |ND 13 25 [16 85 ND 1320. le 7 IND Feb, ‘18. 4 13 30) 16 45 ND 1325 16 40 ND 13 20 16 35 ND Bel 225. 183 30 20 ND 1325 {17.10 ND | 13 20 17 00.05! ND Mar, 4 l 13 30 18 00 ND 13 25 [18 (0 ND 13 20 18 00 ND Mar. Ils 138 (1840 |ND 13 25 * |I8 3b ND [3 20 18.85 IND i 13 30 [17 50 4 25 13 25 #117 50 4 925 13 20: ‘117 «0 4 25 Mar 25... 13 30 17 55 36) 18:25 117.50: 51 3 a0 13 200 {17 50. 18340 Mor 3)... 13 30 17 60 3 50 13 25 LUE 60 if 3 50 13 20 AY G60... 1350

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1917-18 TO 1920-21 H G KE

1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 ° Hq Hi 1 H L H 1, H. IL.H L H L H I HI HT, H L E:T 6.65 5.15 15.70 5.45 19.10 10.70 18.20 3.50 6.60 5.10 15.62} 5.40 18.75 10.50 18.20 3.50 6.60 5.05 ‘5 55 5.40 18.75 10.50 18.20 3 50

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Course of Lower Grades of Rosin at Savannah fron April 1, 1918 to 1921-22

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

E v D V il

DATE 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22 | 1918-19] 1919-2 | 1920-21 | 1921-22 | 1918-19 | 1919-20 | 1920-21 | 1921-22

April 1... 545 [1815 [1760 [360 [$545 [1810 [1750 [360 [$540 {1310 [1623 |B ep April 2. 520 [1315 |17 60 3 60 520 [13 10. {17.50 3 80 520 [1810 [1625 3 60 April 9. 52, W140 17 75 3 90 52 1140 [17:75 3 90 525 [1136 {16 00 3 90 April 16... 530 |[LLA5 [17 05 4 00 580 [tI 55; [17 05 300.3405 15 [11:50 [15.00 3 90 Apri! 23... 530 | 80.8%|17 00.35 8 80 53° {1180 117 00 3 80 580 [11 20.25/16 10..85| 3 80 April 30...... 580 (!1456 [17 5.85 4 00 58 [11 46 [17 00.50] 3 85 580 [11 10 [14751525 3 70 May 7... 6 50 bH|1L +0 |L7 85 4 85 8 50.55/11 85 [17 60 4 40 6 50 .5¢(|11 00.06/14 60 2 75 May NM... 875 11-00 [1745 4 30 8 72% [11 00 [17 35 4 10 670 [108 (14 35 3 65 May 21... 7 70 {10'65" 117 50 410 770 [1060 [17 85.45 4 00 770 [1050 [14 30 3 60..80 May 23... 7-50 10 85: 1116/70 3 75.90] 7 50 [10 55 6 90 3 60 750 (10 50 3 90 3 50..80 June 4... 8 26 |11,5.812{16 50 ; 8 25 |[l1 50 60/16 25 8 26 |10751125{12 50 June 1l...... 9 10 15°25 [16 65.85 910 [1500 [16 65 910 [1505 [12 40 June 18... 98 [1h 3 [16 10.30 198 [1510 [15801610 98 [15 00 [975..1610 June 25... 10°10 {15 10.20/13 95 10 10 (15 05 10/13 95 10 10 [14 75..90/10 00 Judy 2... 98 [1510 [1395 98 |l1600 [13 95 9&5 [1475 [10 00 July 0. 9 85 90/15 35 [13 30 9'80.85/'5 15 [13 30 98 (1425 [109 Yuly 16... 98 [186 20 [1485.%15 98 |15 50 [1485.%15 98 [1475 [1160 July 23... LO 00 15[18 80..85|14 00 10 05.15(16 60..6514 00 1+ 06 15(15 75.95/11 50 Yuly 30... 10 80 [17 75.97 [13 45.50 10 80 {17 70 (13 45.50 1030 [16 95 [11 80 Aung 6... 1320 A775 [i375 10 10 20|'7 60 © [18 75 10 05 20(186 80 (12 00 Aug. 13... LO BO 18 75 13 50 1) 45 16 50 13 50 1040 (15 75 13 00 Avg. 20... 11 80 [17 05.1 {1260 623 1115 17 00..10/1360..62% 11 00 |16 00..J¢|13 60 Awe 370 11.95 (17 30 12.75..9 Il 76 17 50 12 75..90 11 6u 16 85 12 90 Sept. 3... 12 25 18 75 11 55 60 122 [16 85 11 55..60 12 25 16 05 [1 55..60 Sept: 10... 1272 17.20 {12.50 12 724 {18.80 {12 50 12 724 [16 10 [12 50 Seplic fois. 1370 75147 16 (11. 32% 13.65" {16.80 . {11.321 13 3 15 75 [11 32%; Sept. 24... 18 80 [16 00 [L150 1380 [16 00 [11 50 1855 [1550 [11 50 Oc: 1...... 1415 11515 (11 BO 14 00 [1505 [11 40 14 00 (15 00 |11 40 Oct. 8S... 14 30 (1890 [11 02% 14 30 [16 60 |11 0214 14 15 16 55 [11 0214 Oct. 15...... 14.25 2/17 00 «20 90 14235 1700. 110 90 1125 [17 00 (10 90 Qe: 22 148. [1625 [lL 20 1430 [1625 {11 20 1430 625 [1120 Opt: 29... 1420 (183 [11.35 14 20 [16 35 +11 35 1420 [163 (11 35 Nev 5...... 14 50 [18 65.75/11 60 14 50 [16 65 [11 60 14 50 16 65 111 60 Nev. 12... 15 273 | ND ND 15224 | ND ND 15 173 | ND ND Nov. 19" 1540 {186 50 [ND 15 40 [16 40 ND 1540 (1630 |ND Nov. 28. 15°00 © {186 70 ND 15 00 [18 70 ND 1500 (18 35 ND Beet’ 3... 1340 |18 45 ND 13 40 (18 45 ND 1340 |16 40 [ND Dec. 10. 18°50 55/16 25 ND 13 50.55/18 25 ND 18 50.55/16 25 | ND Pec 17. 1335 [1620.35 ND 133 {.620.35 ND 183 385 [168,15..85| ND De 24 13 00 10/18 35 ND 13 00.10/16 85 ND 13 00.10/16 35 ND Pec. 21 1293 [1685 IND 12 90 . [18 50 ND 1290. {16.530 [ND an, 1% 2734 [17 40 ND 13 173% [17 40 ND 13.17% 1725 ND an: 14 (315 [18 20 ND 13.10 18:90 ND 13 10 [18 20 ND Jan. 21... $1315 {35.00 IND 13 15 [18 00 ND 13 lo [18 00 ND Wan. 9% 13.15 [18 05 ND 13-10 [18 03 ND 18 10 . |18 00 ND Aa 18 15 ND ND 13 10 ND ND 13 10 N D ND Bb. 11... 13°15 {16.75 ND 13°10 18 70 ND 13 10 16 55 ND eh: 18. 1:15 11625 IND 1310 116 25 ND 1310 (1575 ND Beh 25 1215 "f17@ ND 1.10 117 0) ND 13 10 [16 373, [ND Map dio 13 15 1% 00 ND 13 10 18 00 ND 13 10 18 00 ND Nar: 11... 1215 (13 35 ND 13.10 [18 25 ND 1310 {17 00 ND Mor 12. 9135 {17 50 4 25 1310 “17:50 4:95 1310 [16 50 4 25 Mar a8 oo 315 [17 50 3 60 1310 i730 | 3 50 310 16.10 [B50 Mar 31 13.05" 17.60 “1 350 12100 1780 (350 | 1310 [825 30

HIGH AND LOW FOR EACH YEAR ON ROSINS FROM 1917-18 TO 1920-21 E D B

ee tt eR - sh ; oi 1917-18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-20 1917 18 1918-19 1919-20 1920-21 1917-18 198-19 1919-20 1920-21 qd... 1. #A Lah wy onn onl HL WL HL dL He 6.60 5.05 15.50 5.40 18.75 10.45 17.85 3.50 6.605.02§15.455.40 18.75 10.40 17.7563.50 6.60 5.00 15.45 5.40 18.75 10.25 16.25 38.50

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TURPENTINE ROSIN

GULF GULF BRAND The selected PURE GUM product from those distilleries using only the most modern methods of manufacture and handling to insure the highest UNIFORM QUALITY.

Steam Distilled Wood Tucpentine Steam Distilled Pine Oil Extcacted Wood Rosin

SOPINE BRAND Pine Tae, Pitch, Pine Tac Oils, Pyroligneous Acid, Pine Oil, Rosin Oils and Sizes, Fiotaiien Oils

Fo" Pitas Made Delivered Any Point in the World son nell GULF NAVAL STORES SUPPLY G0.

Cable Address “GULCO” New Orleans, U. S. A

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Jacksonville Florida, Naval Stores Market

SPIRITS TURPENTINE |

EVRY i... ionnsuiiininss shrmnivssoreiots May 27 May 28 May 30 May 31 June 1 June 2 OTIC: ssl iN Firm Steady Steady Firm Steady Firm BIC: tli bin lb $0.57 1 $0.57 $0.56..56 4 $0.55 $0.55 $0.5334 Bales... as 47 365 273 372 152 195

ReCeIDis ah 196 581 391 502 349 267 Receipts 1920...... aia 148 819 427 296 208

*NOT RECEIVED. ROSINS

DRY. . May 27 May 28 May 30 May 31 June 1 June 2

OnE es Steady Quiet Firm Firm Steady Firm

WW. adnan 7 25.35 7 25.35 6 90 7: CO 7 00 7 00 WG. a 6 75 6 75 6 25 6 25 6 25 6 25 BN a See ae 6 05 5 8O* 5b 75 5 75 5 75 5 50 M 5 45..50 5 30% 5 25.30 b 25 5 10 5 00 Ba RE 4 75.50 4 65% 4 50..65 4 55..60 4 60.6215 4 50 I 4 15.30 4 10% 4 00 4 40 3 95.4 00 3 90.95 H 4 00.10 4 00% — 3 85.90 3 85.90 3.90 3 75.85 CG ee nh 3 90 3.00% FH 3 75.80 3 75.80 3 80 3 70.80 PF 3 85.4 00 3 9. Sit 5 70.50 3 70..80 80 570.75 E 3 80 3 90% Z| 3 65.90 3 65..80 3 80 3 60.65 Ba sn 3 70..80 3 80% 3 60.70 3 60 3:6) 3 50..55 BE - 3 50 3 50x 3 490 3 50 8 40 3 40.45

Se ri 751 711 1156 1202 340 839

ReCalpiS.,. sins 355 1443 781 1509 1132 624 Receipts 1920... 891 2302" 1425 943 88 Ll Sy

HEADQUARTERS FOR ROSIN PINE TREE PRODUCTS | prey NAVY..cums OlL,--250 Varieties comme

TAR--Free From Sand and Water National Rosin Oil & Size Co. PITC __Brewers, Burgundy, Brush, OFFICES : | Weather Proof i aans TAR OIL--GUM THUS SAVANNAH, GA. Bgatortes ELIZABETH, N. J. VENICE TURPENTINE

NAVAL STORES FACTORS AND EXPORT!

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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SAVANNAH, GA.,, NAVAL STORES MARKET FROM OFFICIAL REPORTS OF SAVANNAH BOARD OF TRADE, WEEK ENDING JUNE 4, 1921. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

DF: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

| TE Steady Steady Firm Firm Holiday Steady

Price ....mnimmisinnne $0.5534..56 $0.55..56 4 $0.54..54 4 $0.23 $0.53 $0.53

.150 Salen ool ves 250 350 500 2 260 —

Receipts «commis 362 930 257 520 1026

Receipts 1920.....coneeceenne 232 110 1105

ROSINS

Friday Saturday Day .oroeeeemessencnmasesseneneaaaaes Monday Tuesday Wednesday | Thursday Holiday Steady BONE oi irises Firm Firm Steady Firm WAY 7 25 7 00.25 7-00.25 6 50..7 00 8 50.7 00 8 50 We ie 6 75 6 25.75 6 25.75 6 00.25 6 00.25 6 00 Ne 6 25 5 75.6 25 6 25 5 25..50 5 25..50 5 40 Ne 5 25.50 5 25 5 25 4 75..80 4 75.80 4 90 Be En 4 60..65 4 40.60 4 60 Firm | 425 50 4 95.50 145 Tum EE a 4 00..10 3 85.4 00 4 00 3 80..90 3 80.90 3 90 fe rm 3 90.4 00 3 75.90 3 90 3 75 3 75 3 75 Ee Tm 3 80..90 3 65.85 3 80 3 65..70 3 65.70 3 70 BL. Er 3 80..85 3 70.85 3 80 3 60..70 3 60.70 3 65 Er 3 75..80 3 65..80 3 80 3 55..60 3 55..60 3 60 5. ne 3 60..60 3 70 3 70 3 50..55 8 50.55 25x BA 3 50.70 3 50.60 3 50.60 3 45.50 3 45.50 3 50

po 1375 301 1182 Ballet os 762 9957 .....omsrmoninees 869 2426 596 964 Receipts 2664 Receipts 1920...... +..c. 721 120 815

Continued from page 3 different way at present. Sowth Ameri-

for top grades and have in some in- can trade continues of reasonably good ThearlttonT. &?3. P. Dayo. stances turned to medium grades. This volume for the consuming countries week reports indicate that Southwest there and some thoucands of barrels of ern holders are more inclined to solicit rosins will move there in June if the CLEVELAND, O. bids for top grades. The crop of pales rtansportation improves. All in all will be short but against ‘this is depres- though, the trade seems headed for the HEADQUARTERS OF THE NORTH FOR sion in general business and the contin- proverbial “mid-summer dullness,” with- ued reports of probable imports of out preliminary buoyancy. The only NAVAL STORES French pales. Reports do not show any pleasing feature is that most consumers actual shipments from France up to are generally believed to have such April 1, but reports persist of consider- small supplies that they must buy in Turpentine, Pine Tar, Rosins, able purchases for American account. some measure from time to time, no Rosin Oils and other Domestic varnish manufacturers and matter how small they make their other consumers of rosins buy in an in- orders. Pine Tree Products Spirits Turpentine. OFFERS SOLICITED April 1. April 30 May 31 June 2 52Y4 60Y- 55Y4 53% Rosins. Batting Dross April 1 April 30 May 31 June 2 WW. Ws $4.25 $5.60 [email protected] [email protected] Our buyers try to visit each of the W.. GC 4.60 5.10 [email protected] [email protected] operators personally. If they miss you BN. ie pd gm 3.75 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] a letter will bring the best prices and Io» or lel 3.60 4.60 5.25 [email protected] buyer if desired. dhe Bl 3.60 4.50 [email protected] 425@4:.50 We settle promptly for all purchases, Ba 3.60 4.40 [email protected] [email protected] either RE i, 3.60 4.35 [email protected] B73 IN CASH OR SIGHT DRAFT Ba 3.60 4.30 [email protected] [email protected] Full Gross Weights References Everywhere a 3.60 4.25 [email protected] [email protected] LARGEST BUYERS AND CONVERTERS OF No 3.60 4.00 [email protected] [email protected] ROSIN DROSS IN THE UNITED STATES | ER eid Lh 3.60 3.85 3.70 [email protected] JACKSONVILLE ROSIN CO. Be Sn es Xl 3.60 3.75 [email protected] [email protected] Jack onville, Fla. P. O. Box 860 Telephone 173

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(Consolidated Naval Stores Company

- Jacksonville, Florida

Branches:

SAVANNAH, GA., AND PENSACOLA, FLA.

Naval Stores Factors

OFFICERS: W. F. COACHMAN, Chairman of the Board W. J. Kelly, President R. L. Ivey, J. R. Powell, C. L. Gaines, S. A. Alford, A. Sessoms, Vice-Presidents E. G. Trenholm, Secretary Lee Taylor, Treasurer

The Consolidated Naval Stores Company does not buy turpentine or rosin, but handles all consignments of naval stores for account of the shipper. Its interests are identical with those of the producers. sy AL 4 ~ 5 3

THE PATRONAGE OF TURPENTINE OPERATORS, WITH LARGE OR SMALL LOCATIONS, HAVING DESIRABLE ACCOUNTS, EARNESTLY SOLICITED.

CONSIGNMENTS OF NAVAL STORES RECEIVED AT THE PORTS OF JACKSONVILLE, FLA, PENSACOLA, FLA, AND SAVANNAH, GA.

C. DOWNING, CHAIRMAN BOARD oF DIRECTORS J. C. NASH C. W DILL A. FENDIG H. H. BRUEN President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer

Columbia Naval Stores Company OF DELAWARE Savannah, Georgia

Exporters and Dealers in

Rosin--Turpentine

GENERAL EUROPEAN OFFICE: Columbia Naval Stores Co. The Albany, Old Hall St., Liverpool, Eng.

AGENCIES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES OF EUROPE

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