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REAL ESTATE.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

House ~ rooms and . baths: hot water
heat, water, gas, electricity, sewers, an
chorage, private bathing beach; restricted
neighborhood title guaranteed 80 minutes
20 centre OF Manhattan; ~ trains daily.
" 1000 cash, balance can be arranged. No
agents. { sTEPHENSoN. 2i3 West sam
ST. y, Y. Tel. 1860 Greeley.
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BUYER ron BROOkLYN FLAT.

F c Sauter has sold the three story
nat at 23s Twelfth street for Mrs. Meta
pohrmann to Mrs. Margaret L. Stod-
dsrd.
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LIS l'E<DFNS.
Manhattan.


WOOSTER ST. W =, li9l n Blocker ST.
81. 9xlOO-Empire city Savings Bank
agt Morgan j O'Brlen ct al, exrs
,amended foreclosure Of mortgage
ATTY, c W Dayton,
WEST END Az, CO3-Geo n Lauck, com
mittee, agt Agnes l. Durant ct al
foreclosure of mortgage atty, W \
Omen.
Bronx.
Lot ., plot AZ, map Of unionport. oith
w~ard--Daniel j White agt Anna Il Buck
ley ct al faction to foreclose transfer
OF tax lienD atty, W g DAILY,
LOT 100, map OF 100 lots In the 23d ward
Dora Frank agt catherine Connolly
foreclosure OF mortgagel. atty. | Levi
son.
BECK ST, \ 4. 100 W Az 81 John. lex
200-Pratt Il Lambert, Inc, agt Ostro
Construction GO ct al faction to fore
close mechanics llen) atty, j + Coffin.
WEBSTER AN, W X, so n lGSth Vt. 2gx
l0O-Gertrude GOttscho as guardian aRt
Louis Burger ct al foreclosure Of mort.
gage; attys, Walmsley n Kohlman,
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HELP ID


SALESMAS-Specislty salesman. in
creased manufacturing facilities permit US
TO open one or two districts in the city.
high grade men who believe they can
qualify may write giving fur particulars.
Address &. C. box l47 sun once.
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buys, orosways Realty Company Is the
NJ, OF The Two four story dwellings
y,,t.,ahd iE6 West nth street, sold
lnmo by Hopkins 4 Boyd for Mrs.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, sept. N-The following
Retirement OF Maior Edwin V Rook.
! miller, Ninth Infantry. and Capt Harry
: Rowland. sixteenth Infantry, from ac-
lion i?;i, Revised statutes, Is snnoanSsd
capt James = Harbeson, Twenty .nrst
Infantry, to assistant Government exhibit
at Pacific Exposition, san Fran
cisco, vice second Lieut.. John G. walker,
Jra Twelfth Infantry hereby relieve,
Decker, Porto Rico regiment u infantry,
Major Peter +. Marauart, Twelfth In
fantry. detailed FOR service 20 MI a
These navy orders wer. issued to-day:
Commander + \ Traut from Naval
Commander :. F Preston from %sy,j
Academy TO command OF The Missouri.
Observation-Disclosures W g. Mitchell
from the TEXAS 10 Meet engineer stan %
Ll.utenaut-Commander John Haligan.
jr, Meet engineer Atlantic Meet. to Naval
Lieut.nant-Commander e. L. Bass from
tho Michigan 10 The Texas
Observation-Disclosures L e. Kalbfus
from the Wyoming to Navy Department.
Lieutenant-Commander Thoinas
kurtI from the Navy Department TO
Observation-Disclosures W |. Li,tle6,,a
from the Georgia to navy yard, Philadei-
Lieutenant-Commande John Dawn.
from the Florida to Naval Academy. An
nbpolis ~
Lieutenant.Commander Roger Williams
rom the Naval Academy to the New
Lieut., II = Leary from bureau Of ord.
nance, Navy Department, to the Florida
Lieut.. o p Russell, from the O'Brlen
to command the smith. ~
Lieut. :. 4 Ronviilian, from the Utah
Lieut. NJ s. Manly from Naval Acsa.
tny, AnnapoIis' TO aid on stan. coinmander
In chief PaCinc reserve Meet.
Lieut. G. l. Baker, from Naval Academy
to the Georgia, '"
'omm e"' pii i sr6 MSyai AfSdsmy
Navsl Academy practice squadron TO IA.
Lieut. {. q. Wright, Jr.. Junior sr,a,
fr1'n the pSa,k to command D-l.
from Naval Academy to the .u"'Hr grade
Lieut. G + Van Hook, junior grade.
from the New Jersey to Naval Academy,
Lieut. c a, Lucas. Junior grade. IRON,
Lieut., {, G. Davis, junior grade. from
tho Birmingham TO Naval Academy ''"
Lispt r p Cutler, Junior grade. from
ths Dixie TO Naval Academy.
the Henley to Naval Academy. '
Lieut., solomon Endel, Junior grade, from
the ohio to. Naval Academy. ~
Lieut., n. r, Enrich. junior grade. frou
Nayy Yard. Washington, y q, to the
Lieut. c. j. Mcmillan. Junior grade. from
the Delaware to, the CulEoa,
the Winslow to the Jarvis. wv"
Lieut., J. c, Byrnes. junior grade. from
the Jarvis to tho Winslow.
Lieut., IL G Train, junior grade, from
Lieut. " 70 w wiG IaPSsys""%1 Inn,or grade
from the Smith 10 Naval Academy '
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R INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM IN
rises. sal Sun sets. SIS Moon sets.i !

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, .5H,5i Sun sets. s'.ii5 Moon ..t..i'ss 20
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. Z 20 Gov. Isl. 7A3 Hell Gate. o IS
Low WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyH'k. ! l7Gov Isl 40 Hell Gate . 80
Arrived-wEDNESDAY. September s
IS New York, 1910 A NJ, Liverpool.
$. Ryndsm. $50 A NJ. Rotterdam. Aug. Is.
s. Lucollum. $50 A. NJ, Glasgow, Aug. 81.
Aug q.
So Aladdin, : A. NJ swansea. Aug Is
SIS Fauna, Cape Haiti, sept, /.
s. Bayamon, San Juan, Sept l..
= samantha, GuantsnHmo, sept. I.
- Bowden, Port Moran'. SEPT 3
s. santa Theresa, Tsnlpico, Sept T.
: Clan Campbell, Balboa, Aug %
= Canine, Balboa, Aug. -.
= Alamo. Mobile, Aug 81
- MilllnOCket. stockton. Sent. 6
Schooner Mary + Palmer, Lewes. Sept ..
$ Gulfstream, Philadelphia sept. 7
80 jamestown. Norfolk, Sept 8
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- Carnhill, al Havre, Sept
So Ne'herlee, at Havre, Sept 9
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Hotham Newton from Manchester, Sem. q
- Nemlirg from Clyde, sept. 8
S. ludrawHdi, from SINGAPORE. So,t G
IS W!nneconne, from Copenhagen, sept. L
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q
with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

W
,vy,,h rau. and .ddross -, lender "a,
WV" ~ lenders attorney ~ ~
n....
n'""'o""'
'Snhth " fourteehih ST.
HESTER ST, IS, II $, 25Xi00, pr mtg
f25, 00O-Mark l. Abrahams 81 al 70
Morris Morrison 80 w ll9th -. Sept. Z.
due July l. lsls' b p e. ATTY 7 q to. l1s
nWHy $780, .,,.' sSao"o
SfhINI 49, sto1 ~ " st' .o'sS
rigI Inc / Rwav W N cAna az
atty. Irving II Bookmsn. % Pine stsTOO
East side.
East Of Firth av. between Fourteenth
ana ilOth stsD
18TH ST. n =, l22 " LIST sv. 22Nse; l65th
81 n 1913 e Kelly ST, 26xss 9-Eva
Watchsteln TO Abr Leipzig 90 w IN
i7s sway so 900
SD ~ ~ - - w. tD'N, pINWm
FL. NV Tniy 10 Jvuss Ian SHs''s
'' avs HUGO il Ritte,hnscS "a
MAIDEN Lane -. ~ s5S
18th ST, IS. IFS . Madison av, isSyiOa2
John OH CosgroVe to Gurdun q
Brinckerhon 20? Riverside Drive, mr.
mtg $4,000, due as per bond, Aug 81
atty. T @ Co, l76 Bway. 81 500
SGD ST, 8 s. l?5 . Park av, n,6xlO22-
East sgd 81 Corpn 10 \ II schmidt,
WestnclH Mass sept ! W. Sepoo;
any o. nWas '''''''' SoV'ooo
west SIDE
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Nanhattan

STANDARDIZATION. John and ano, eSr,,
70 Dora q Bloch. sl6 W 18th 81; atty.
T Co, loo Bway ........... t2lls
ELIZABETH ST, 2o2-Neg!ia Giovanni
q salya Hn'S asSS. b H'' ) Sitals. 49, S,.,. at
35TH ST. ~ii7-i5i w-Five Borough, Re.
atty Co to Robert Il knowles, summit,
y j. atty. o;to \ Hack. 1853 Broad
..STH ST. :. 33s 6 e BGay. .s sxico'ii~
W 18th 81, atty, l. Mtg Co. SO Liberty
i,OTH ST. 5l7.5ig w-Ci,y Mtg 90 to
William Altman. gdn, Elberon. y J;
atty, l. T 90. l5O Bway ...... t3s.o 900
ls0TH ST, jl5-5l3 M-N Y Trust Co TO
City Mtg Co, 10 Wal st. atty, l. T CO,
wATER 81. 5s,-N Y TITLE In. co 70
Fannie X Arnold Albany. y Y; atty,
y y 7 lus co. i35 Bway ........t Sc. 900
WRIGHT ANDREW ;, to Grace E Mul
wILLGERoDr. OSCAR, TO Lawyers T'itis
WILDLY, ANNA {. to Amelia Orth $1,000
DCRELL- ELNlRE G. eNr, to Lillian NJ
MERcKLE, BERTHA. to sadie pistiIiis..
rIERNEY. JAMES. 70 Annie Maxweil'' 81
sll.BER, JANE A., {" l. Albert -wid.
LA%TERs TITLE 4 TRUST 60 to TatS
Mo&TRosE REALTY co to coiamSiss
y y TRUST 60 TO Moss Estate. Inc. 81
LAWYERS MTG 60 20 Elizabeth VI An
derson and ano. trus .......... 49, 900
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WANTED.

wANTED-Plays and Scenarios sui,ahl,
for stage and Moving Pictures. send o.,
mail or express 20 H IL LICHTIG, Play
Broker. l0s W 4Sd -.
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YOUNG GIRL studying in city would
IKE room and board West side, 10th 10
9th SIS. q, box laS sun once 800 ~
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

= s" a. h4%,'f$ S.,i F,:s ;ssprP1 70 S,i EsS,. ~ \
g. i7ss XIV ssa fgom s' Rss & 's -. a my 5000 t
l7TH ST. HT Il. ali-Eva watchstein to
Sam Etlinser, 1857 Eastern Parkway.
or 1875 President st. BkIyn 2 liz yrs
sTH Az. elo, aii--Mark cross GO to
Mutual Prof., Coupon Corpn, SO Park
Row, ! s-l2 yrs from July 70. 1915. ATTY.
AtTH ST, 1853 W, store noor--wolt Frank
to sigmund Engelstein, 1870 Washing
ton ay. . Ala yrs from May |, 1915;
atty. Oscar Belllck, % Nassau st 'ASSo
lie yrs from Oct /, 1915; atty John
J clancy 4 CO; 300 IN av.,,,, 'll,2So
70 tnE;k IA csnd hSss'0n land st. 90 i1s +, .s,n6
Perlbinder and ano, l2s, Riyinston st.
perlbinder 6 Jawits, i?s RivinE!on
COLUMBIA sT, 81, allELoulsa precSsiST
to simche D~rechsler, 81 Columbia st. 5
yrs from July !. 1915; atty. ID Dreschler.
lO Nassau 81. 200
Bronx.
lsTTH ST. $50 Il, east part store-Anna N
Carnevale to Giuseppe Spinslli. $50 E
18TH ST, s yrs from Aug /. 1915: atty,
J u NJ Pennetto, SIS Crescent av $3.50
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
18Th ST, 81 & 20 w-Hsnry Feldman ast
4 + : co, Inc, e. al Aug 10, isi5i,iSo
60 agt James Curran Mfg Go ct al. Aus
., wa ,tlst5b
Bronx.
WEBSTER Az, n g cor is2d 1T. 5oxsl-
Edwin II Aube agt MoEvoy . Roster
ct 81. Aug 20, lsi5,...............Ss7
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Renting Ascent on
Audubon or Fried
man Con. Co.. $50
B'way.
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Chas.F. De Casansva
Agent on Premises.
Or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 3ee
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: Hotham Newton from Manchester, Sent
- Memling from CLYDE, sept 6
S. lndrawhdi, from SINGAPORE. Sant. G
IS W.nneconne, from Copenhagen, sept. 4.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
RANsFFR

with name and address. OF lender and
attorney. 10 attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second psrt)
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WEBSTER Av. n 9 cor is?d 1T. 5oxsI-
Edwin II Aube agt MoEvoy q Roster
ct al. Aug 20. .s27
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, 81 & 20 w-Hsnry Feldman ast
4 y : co, Inc, ct al, Aug 10, 1915 $3.50
LEXINGTON AN, lb2-American Radiator
90 agt James Curran Mfg co ct al, Aug
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tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
ELIZABETH ST, l3, W q, IFS n Bsyard 81
25xei tforeclos, Aug 20)-Francis $ Nc,
Avoy, ref. to Lillian l. Remsen, Remsen.
burg. l. I. Sept \: atty, l. T & T Co, 1eC
80 49, s....tZf, SUI
BOWERY, 1s5-ls5h, o 8, 25x- Harris
800 Bway, b and g.. all Mems, Aug 40,
attys, Krakauer n L. 500 Bway 900
ClLIVAN ST 120. n W 5, 25xlOo-wm
and chas II Fiske. Jr, Weston, Mass, as
Joint tenants. IL part. a I. Aug 20; atty,
,TG Co. l76 Bway. 81. 500
SAME PROPERTY-Andrew and Chas VI
Flske, Jr, to Louis Casazza and Nittorio
y Casazza, s0lS-ls 18th av. Bklyn. all
,.T%lui . and s; Aug e..;;:....s,..,N
lOS3-Llly Holding Co to Lockwood
Constr Co, 80 T. i2d st, mtg s27, oOO. all
liens, Sept 3; atty. S Il Lillenstern. 1lj
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L. =. Phillips 4 Co..
72d ~. and
Columbus Ave.
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Just completed. Pa-uuet floors. Two
families on floor. Broadway Sub
way, lslst 81. to University Ave.
Trolley, 3 Cents.
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SAILED For NEW YORK

- Carnhill, al Havre. Sept 3
So Netherlee, at Havre. Sep, 3
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Non-clevator. large rooms. plenty Of
closets and all improvements,
Ready for occupancy September LIST
subject to lease.
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One OF the finest locations on
Washington Heights. An up 70 date
apartment house with excellent SER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14

10 pass 70 the rear as the DOMINATING
market for naval stores. Just AS VIII
mlngton and Charleston had their day
~ supremacy in that line, and then
gave way % Savannah,
IN conclusion, II i proper TO bear IN
mind that Pensacola POSSESSES as iarEe
tor the proper handling OF turpantine
and rosln A. any port. bar none. Ample
stationary tanks, for storing turpen-
tine in bulk. are az each Of the yards.
and cnmmodious sheds and conven
lent railroad tracks provide all facii-
titles necessary for rapid and proper
despatch III large shipments ehen re
quired. At the present time there are
four factoraRe companies located ~
Pensacola, a. follows; Consolidated
Naval stores Company. West F1orida
Naval stores Company. Jennings Ma
val stores Company. Union Naval
Stores Company.
Three exporting companies maintain
Offices here. a. fellows. Antwerp Na
val stores Company. London Gavan-
nah Naval stores Company. Busch q
Ioiles Company, inc.
IN explanation ~ the fact that no
mention il made OF Moi lie and Gulf.
port IN connection with the establish
ing 81 naval stores market quotation
la Pensacola ana New Orleans. n T.
proper 20 state that ouifport does no
receive or handle enough turpentine
and rosin to warrant q market waiis
la Mobile the factoraga company con
trolling the bulk Of receipts there
market their own receipts. entirely,
and no buyers are located NJ that port
a. there would not be enough free
stun 81 warrant SUCH
Therefore, Pensacola and New Or
isans must establish these naval store.
quotations. n u Is 20 be done ~ all
or continue 70 let savannah say wal
turpeniine and rosln Is worth ever
here. Indefinitely.
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Pensacola. F1a.. was engaged in hand
ling urpentine and rosln.
A showing how Pensacola has
been ignored In this matter. IL L. only
necessary 20 quote from the Official
census bulletin. issued Is the bureau.
which says
The most extensive naval stores
Yards are located In savannah. Ga.
and Jacksonville and FernandIna. Fla.
No mention u made ~ this port AZ
al in this connection.
In another part ~ the bulletin Is
found the following complimentary 90
reference
The cities Or Brunswick. GA. pcnsa-
cola. Fla.. Mobile. Ala. and Gutfport.
Miss, are known a. closed ports. as
no competition exists A those ports
In New Orleans. although some CON-
petition exists. most o. the receipts are
taken under daily contract
About . year ago jacksonville. Fla.
established daily market quotations
for naval stores. also system ~ cor
rect statistics. and while their quo
thtions are almost uniformly below
Sayannah's they have found their
adoption - uew and independent
met hods has Increased their receipts as
tuFpsntlne and resin and benefited
taat pert ia many different ways
( Jacksonville. however. - seriously
handicapped by lack ~ deep water
and vessels never so there for foreign
largoea - naval stores. Pensacola
I has no such disadvantage being bet-
ter situated In fact. 10 respect "a \ har-
Z Dor and depth Of water over che bar
/ than Savannah. Ga. Most 81 the Jack ,
sonvilie naval stores goes coastwise
/ 20 the eastern cities. ~ goes 10 Yer
nanaina. Fla-, where h can - shipped
20 foreign countries, 40 Fernandinm has
sufficient depth ~ water 70 lead out
cargoes Of tuFpentlne and rosin. but
there v q handicap" u local freight
I from Jacksonville 20 Fernanaina.
which does not exist - Pensacola.
/ There are eight states Nhich produce
/ turpentine and rosin. ana only eight.
via North car0lins. south Carolina.
Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Mississippi.
louisiana, and Texas. For seven years
/ the state cf Florida alone has produced
over one-hnlf the total crop of naval
stores, or about nfty-four per cent.
which would Indicate that this state
I - ~ POSITION y 50 hnfuNthink ~
Regard % the matter ~ turpentine ard
rosin.
SAVANNAH rs DECLINING.
Savannah reached her high water
mark ~ receipts ~ naval stores IN taa
fiscal year Of iao0-fs0I. when che re-
eeived 9sS.a5z casks 81 turpenflne and
l.iis.s5T barrels 81 Tossn. Since then
that port has declined In annual re-
netpta. Until the present year. which
vii close March 31st. win only show
approximately l5e.ooo casks OF turpen-
tine and sso.0ee barrels o. resin. This
wiii show a clean less "a receipts. In
one year. Of about Ss.0oo eaaks Of tur-
pensire and IT.. coo barrels Of rosin.
! Beyond question. therefore. thu time
- rapidly approaching for savannah
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no sna-half ~ ths total erop a. nav
81 ssorea. while the territory east of
me rtVeFn only produced 60 per cent
e the orup while debating prices Tor
al e. ffta eutira section.
Another interesting piece 81 infor-
nation eame out 81 me meeting. vixt
fa5ig 50 per cent a. the pale Grades
The virgin resin. - e g. called are
made in the western territory. and
nnly about SO per cent tn The eastern
6tesrics Thie Ia owing 80 the ex,iaus-
ton - tbs round timber over there.
which cEusaa operators over in that
section q work old trees which pre-
dnca only the low or medium gradea
- rosgn
This has been 3 source ~ friction Cor
sane time. a. the turpentine men II
west FLORIDA. Alabama. Mississippi.
louisiana and Tesaas havn felt that
savannah. which handles - little II
ths 8ne grade rosin. should not be
permitted - nx arbitrary prices on
ihe wrnRter output over here
NEW ORLEANS COOPERATING
Ft h. understood that New Orleans
= working on this same matter q
opnn mArket. and our information l.
that TIRE naval stores interests - that
egty will establish daily auotetons for
turpmtine and rogtn On April tst, the
same sfrne as Pensacola raaAes is
DESIGNATION or Independence" from
Smwamnah and after tlsat Gate the
market reparsm In al papers win cone
cain quotations II Pensacola, Fla,
tlanwElde ~ those from savannah
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
The Goodrich Tire,
like the trained
athlete is all Drawn
and nuscle-no fat
QUALITY
prices
TINE old Olympic Game promoters
were great for what we call form"

TINE old Olympic Game promoters
were great for what we call 'fOrrn-'
Symmetry, proportion. soundness
and proper balance out-bId buiging muscles for
favcr-yes, and out-sgon. too. Just as they VIII
today.
Mere bulk never was synonymous with
endurance and the truth CT this statement drives
home with a bang. when you apply h 90 tires.
VF thick, heavy tires were the last word n
tire construction, we could wipe out Of
existence Goodrich Research and Test
Department employing seventy people. We
would take of the road a battalion of ten
automobiles, that run twenty-four hours day
and every day in the year, grinding tires of al
makes 60 pieces. just for the sake OF information
10 rs and eventual economy to the user ct
Goodrich Tires.
There Is where we learn 20 cut oct Of q tire
Inc material which gets the user nothing.
OF course, when we stripped tire price lists
# their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. valuea-we expected
rivals 70 say we had stripped our tires.
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which have alone prevailed far over
g years
Pensacola possessed magnificent ma
wa ntures Yards. ample 81 size and Ak
oeptiana1ls well- arranged IN every re-
epsct Cor tbs hnnailng q unlimited
quantities ~ tgrpentEe end resin. IN
fact u O. claimed ~ parties who are
posted thas the yards IN Savannah ard
Jacksonville Az nothinE like - con-
piete ~ the sArds mere. d point q
convenience and general arrange
ments
Large and modern steel tanks are IN
an ehe yards. for storage - furpen-
tire - hulk also conu odiOus sheds for
handling uf that prpiuct Ia barrels.
Whna the roain GROUNDS are extensive
and skuf0NR aTraneaa. and plenty q
railroad tracks are provided 81 con-
venient distances % facilitate che ex-
pe8l18oua banding "a naval stores tnto
90 oat ~ the yaras.
The naval stores wards are three In
number. and Al are located cut "a or
near 0euh1imR Exporting Of the pro-
duet 81 easy. az the modern and up-
to-Gate wharves ~ The Louisville q
Nashville ~ r.. and it q understood
that equal facilities wall be provided
ev the Gulf Florida a. Alaoama X. r..
~ = Short time. While mest q tbs
turpentine and rosin Feeesved here BY
ire ran lines comes by the n q ". the
receipts Of the Deep Water Route are
{ increasing &c q gratlfyins rate AisO,
d VERY large amount 81 naval stores u
brought into Pensacola b water. sew
eral steamers. and a mum Der 90 SALE
lnm vessels plying here reGulaFls
VIAL INCREASE RECEIPTS.
There seems 70 BE- no question aboa,
ne fact that TIE oatn oiishment ~ al
7 independent naval stores market here
] at Pensacola win increase the receipts
OF the port. as 81 win attract business
here u will also be iavoFahly recelv-
/ "a IS the large and respectable body Il
I turpentlne operators III this territory
I who have naturally wanted 90 get 81
/ high prices for their product a. tneiI
/ brother operators tn Georgia ana Mid
aie and south F1oFitlA The naval
stores men DO not sesm 20 antlcipats
any dialcnlty "a carrying oct the new
/ policy successfully The leaders ia
the movement are successful men. and
have not decided On this matteV
hastily
There can br no dIy sion u opinion
81 course - % the extreme import
ance a. these MARIE quotations q
/ Pensacola. nor r. q 20 be doubted that
IL viii b. ~ great henent q cur cts
and port II viii De an advertisement
Or supreme value "a Pensacola, and 4
IL 8 matter Of conErvst glatton thai
these naval stores gentlemen have got.
ten together an0 decided a. pas thii
city On the turremtine map
Jacksonville has had her 0Nn quota.
tons FOR q couple 90 years. after Ram.
I 5ly bowling % the big Savannah Boars
81 Trade. and while their prices a.
! rule are not as high as those II th'
I GeorEla city ~ is beca use our Friends
AZ Jacksonville are Handicapped b
lack ~ deep water. which has prevent
ed them from loading and clearini
naval stores cargoes % foreign ports
Therefore. all foreign shipments O
Jacksonville turpentine and resin mus
- carried br rail- 20 T'ernandina. ans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
QUOTATION COMMITTEES.

a quotation committee - three mem
hers. two ~ them factors. and the
other buyer or exporter. or - nvc
members there factors. and two buzz
ers. as may ~ decided upon meet and
a8Fee un the proper prices FOR tur.
pentina and rosin and same are duly
posted
The secretary ~ the board. Or cham.
bcr sends around 20 each factor. ana
secures report as 20 sales and prices
received for same. with a comment on
The condition ~ market whether nrm.
STEADY, or dun and the quotation
committee uses these reports and com
ments IN making up a decision While
two daily quotations are posted az
Savannah i il unnecessary Tor Pen
aacola and New orleans 10 post more
than enc. that enc the p. m. prices.
Telegraphie reports would be recosSed
from savannah twice daily. and would
pc used as valuable information here
"a deciding or market prices, except
On fne grade rosln. the value ~ which
would be fixed in this territory.
~tiea ~ factors would be REGARDED
"a absolute In nxing values. but Gales
1y buyers would BE- regarded az spec
ulatiNe.
Ia connection with the establish
ment - a naval stores market a. PEN
sacala. IL would BE- necessary 20 aaopt
a system q keeping comnlete Stats
tics ~ tnrpentine ard rosln. The
stock should be @cuuntea~ a. fhe clase
~ business March alst and Beginning
with April ist. All naval stores received
AZ Pensacola, whether b rain or water.
should be reported daily. Is tha s~cre-
targ og the Chamber ~ Commerce
Likewise. All shipments. whether for
eigu. FOR export. OF ~ rail o. coast
wise. for domestic buyers. should b.
accurately kept. ard the stock % tnr-
nentine and r0sin from day to day thus
shown on the blackboard ~ fhs
Chamber ~ Commerce.
Arrangements could be made with
Associated Press 90 send cut eark
night penaaeoia's naval stores quota
tions. and thus tfor the fres timel ttas
worid weula 1e officially advised thai