HARDWOOD RECORD 



•< PHILADELPHIA >•- 



.1. K. Troth of llic .1. S. Kc'iil Compan.v .•.•|HH-ts a soi 

 trudiiiK of late, morr iii<ii:ii-jes ■•oniiiiK in tliau for somr 

 siimably tlic dcplotwl stocks aiv forcing Iih.vits I., coiiu' 

 to fill spi'c'ial orders as tbe demand is usually of a liiu ry 

 company anticipates improved conditions with the ad\ 



vent of the i 

 the Saltkeato 



John U. Scholicid of Schofield Itrothers, ow 

 I,uml)cr I'onipany. Scholield, S. C, testilies to litth' more life in buying 

 during the last fortnishl. Kobert W. Scholield is at the South Carolina 

 luill looking; after thinjis there. Krank K. Scbotield has just returned from 

 a tour of the various mills in the South whidi they represent. 



.Mauric" .1. Dukes of I!. A and .1. J. Willtams, is not ineliuod to 

 (jciarrei with conditions, lie says things are coming around in very fail 

 shape. Thi'y aie (.'ettinj; some aood business and look for a decidi d 

 advanr.. in iradiuu' m the fall. 



T. II.. Land Williams of .1. kaiidall Williaais & Co. reports inereasr.l 



tliin;:s all around look briKbt.T. 



i;. L. KciHion, sales manager of the liaki'r White 'I'lne Lumber Com 

 |iany. Ilakri-. i)n-., was a recent visitor to the Lumbermen's Exehan;;. 



Charh-s (;. Jilake, manager of the ISabcock Lumber Company, report^ 

 a variable liusiness. Kor a week or two a briglitening was very porcep 

 lihle, but during the hist week things have been literally at n standstill. 

 'I'he outlook, howi'ver, Is more promising. 



Charh-. K. Parry of Charles K. I'arry & Co., sole selling agents for tbi 

 Carolin.i Spruce Company, I'ensncola, X. C, says spruce Is In good dc 

 iiiaiid with satisfactory prices. The other woods are of more erratii- 

 la.ivini. nt. Their mill is busy at this time cutting spruce. 



i;. M. Dechtel, sales manager for William Whltmer & Sons, Inc., can 



. no imporlant change in trading during the last fortuight. They are 

 4. t ting the usual amount of business and expect an advance with the 

 ning ol fall. 



\V. A. Jackson of the Jackson-Wyatt Lumber Company, reiu.rts faic 

 trading during the first six months of tills year. The e<niii>an>- is 

 ciieouraged by the developing liealthy tone in trade. 



A tangible iinpnn eui.iit in Hading is the word of Kisher iJalrymple 

 ol the Thomas 10. Coal.' I.unili.j- Company. Inquiries hav.e been coming 

 in more freely during lli ' last foil night— whether It is only a flare or will 



11,.. nil- l:. <..:,1.. is in Maiincl !.■. Wis. on a Inmli.r hnntina trip, lb- 



bnt eonsiderabi 



--■< PITTSBURGH >• 



ipany nii.^ w..u mil. .ad. -o at .uippa. 

 :ontainiug l'..'>oii,(.iuu fuct, which I'resic 

 among the box and wagon manufactui 



The .\b.rd.eu Lumber Company iliN w..U mil. .ad. 'd at Joppa. II 



J. N. Woollett will distribute 

 ..f the middle states. 



The lietzel Lumber Company is a new concern in Pittsburgh organiz.-il 

 by William -V and Alfred E. Hetzel, and Kex II. Lindley. 



The well-known Stephens timber tract in BulBngton township, Indiana 

 county, I'a., lias been bought by W. B. Wagner. It will cut about TOo,- 

 000 feet of poplar, oak and chestnut and the operation w'ill be start.'.l 

 in August. 



'I'lie Manjuette-Kerr Lumber Company of Connellsvillc, Pa., has bought 

 lii(l,oou,i"io feet of timber near Lynchburg, Va., and is shipping a big 

 mill from Erie, Pa., to manufacture the lumber. The pilce bid for tb.- 

 tinilior was about .fJOCOOO. 



W. Ii. .)..liiisto!i, president of the American Lumber &• Manufacturing 

 Compaijv. r. [.oris a slow improvement in the general market for lumber. 

 He thinks things are gradually getting better and from a long trip 

 ncently through the West says th.at there will bo plenty of business 

 in that territory this (all. 



J. I.. Kendall, president of the Kendall Lumber Company of this 

 .ity. 'A-,,- V, ,.„tlv elected a director oi the N. it!. mat Ilar.lw.-.od Lniiili.r 

 A--.M i,|. I n.iTalo. The Kendall Compaii,\ i- . in. i i.iiniiii; tliis w.'.k 



III II- 1' - II ji. ..tlice F. Cunningham, its r.|.i . -.■iit,iM\ .■ m Ii..n..rii. s. c 

 111 1 _iM m Lumber Company says that iii.li.:iti..ns i...iiit t.i a liett.'r 

 l.ii-iii' -- I I, I III. a- Kodgers reports collections fair and a little better 



' \ Nl.« i.i-ht of the Ricks-McCreight Lumber Company has been 

 ill \v. -I \ iruiiii.i the past few weeks looking for stocks. He finds plenty 

 .if hardw...id at the West Virginia mills and says shipments are going 

 ..lit very slowly. 



The Camp Manufacturing Company has added to Its Pittsburgh force 

 .\. K. Coon, for a long time in the employ of the Nicola Lumber Com- 

 pany of this city, who will work Trl-State territory for the Camp 

 concern. 



The Union rjiimber Company on the North Side is doing a good busi- 

 ness in ...ak this summer, most of it going to the niannfacturers. Its 



(Leading Manufacturers) 



OUR SPECIALTY 



St. Francis Basin Red Gum 



WE MANUFACTURE 



Southern Hardwoods 



r^= Gum, Oak and Ash ^= 

 J. H. Bonner & Sons 



ARCHER LUMBER COMPANY 



HELENA, ARKANSAS 



Manufacturers of 



HARDWOODS 



SEND US YOUR INQUIRIES 



We can furnish your entire 

 requirements in Hardwoods 



OUR SPECIALTY — RED GUM 



ST. FRANCIS BASrN 



RED GUM 



(Kraetzer Cured) 



Flat-Dry-Bright-Band Sawn 



Write for lists and prices 

 GEO. C. BROWN & CO., PROCTOR, ARK. 



(20 miles from Memphis, on C. R. I. & P. Railroad) 



MILLER LUMBER CO. 



Marianna, Arkansas 



We offer for immediate shipment the following stock 

 12 months and over dry: 



10 cars 4/4 let and 2nd Red Gum 



7 cars 6/4 1st and 2nd Red Gum 



4 cars 6/4 1st and 2nd Red Gum 



2 ears 8/4 1st and 2nd Red Gum 

 10 cars 4/4 No. 1 Com. Red Gum 



2 cars 5/4 No. 1 Com. Red Gum 



1 car 8/4 No. 1 Com. Red Gum 



5/4 Select an 

 4/4 1st and : 

 4/4 No. 2 Co 

 4/4 No. 1 Co 



r Cypres 



, 10 and 12' lengths 



'lain White Oak 



ind Better Qtd. White Oak Strips 



