The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-07
Their Output Easily Disposed
Of and al Usual Good
Prices
IFAn OUTLOOK is eight
More Than Likely That There Mu
Be an Increase in price Of Lvgn-
ber instead of the Predict
{ ed Decrease.

$, vAEe headlines at the top of an ar.
Hc te dn which it as claimed that
90 stump in the humber market
capss mil uen TO orga re to re,
duca he output. a Of ma;
ter av 'aamtly writ 1ebody
who 40. IS not knc about
the situa tfOn t tim
ber ,aoao being * ar from
now and u that is noasence. The
max,rn,n - s been reached and rom
now ~ The paoduction win be less
ana ~ valn, will be greater each
year The fo, tW.ang are ne offcial
fgnres n,hioh owe the a8ove state.
ment
Lumber produced s3 IN piiiioh
feet
Lumber produced sy0 se p'illon
feet
Production Of lumh y Esss'sa y
20 years g4 per cent.
Population Of United states ~
creased ii VI years 81 af
Tie leheF prodacEl in..
- -rteN sEIFitHNtA. AaAtG
lation. but it must be " gaihered
that the population viii 6 Niiiue tol
increase and the lumber ST pply de-
crease and under this order d. things
how can prices go lower
The production for 1906 VI 's no
more thar for 1900. five years ago |
This proves the statement that the
maximum has been reached in the
production of lumber In the Uni ted
States.
The chief Of the u. S. forest servio =
a branch of the department of agr.
culture made the statement that at
the present consumption the entire
forests OF the United States would be
depleted in S5 years, in a speech made
in Seattle, Wash. on his western trip
taken a few months ago in the inter :
est Of the forest service.
According to the National Hard
wood Association the above statement
must be true. as the association es-
Inmates that there are in the neigh
porhood OF 1,475, 900 feet of lun-
DEL aHfduulHE Al Ahlt .Ollltu oAdNt9
Z today. but they claim that there IS
being cut from lumber pulp. etc, AS
0O00000 600 feet each year At this
rate there will be nothing left in 35
years, and the report of the associa-
Y ton reeomaends the Immediate gro
hibitiob OF los exports to exempt from
taxatinn all tree plantations. If some
thing Is not done In that direction
the lumbermen predict the early dis
appearance Of available trees for use
as lumber
The White Pine Association reports I
stock on hand August /, 1906, to bel
800 billion feet less than two years
ago. This will be made up princi- I
pally from southern pine. ri
The Southern Lumber Journal ~
the Official organ of the Georgia and
Florida Saw Mill Association. This
association is made up from the lum-
bermen operating in south Geof-
gia and FlOrida.umkMnutIaG.-,24 - issue OF
the Journal there is a M &2ht
OF the last meeting of the assoeSs.
lion UEAu III JdCfsoOhfAA~~
The experience meeting of the asso-
citation members reflected decided
improvement in the yellow pine situa
uon, and especially with regard %
orders and opportunities for new BUS
ipess. Quite number reported As
much as as days work already bsok'
ed at prices satisfactory, the option Pc
i1e left with them to HoHDle Ipss
business if they saw Fl his serves
10 show that lur,ser is fartet a"l
,s going to be IA Fag Fmand later
or. .,,u,o !
The Guif ca nOilsneo
In Mobile eoSe- $3.50. sa ~, /,
soa|its says Of the cor .uees lor tn'
ssl /, ending Auggst 3heSEapiS
lance on tnes