The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1903 Page: 1 of 8
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There is little or no cFange to report in tb<
this week, conditions being just about as cove
meat a week ago. There seems to be,a growii
the demand from Texas points for yaM stock,
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places taking time by the forelock and
their depleted yards in anticipation of the! fail
tions ^present being very favorable for pret
consequent big demand-fbr lumber. Texas *
out of the lumber market for the past'twelv
southern and central portions—and * as a lv,.
in the interior have refrained from buying an
supplying the casual demand from what sW
and thus running them down to a pretty low u,
The Leader has advised.dealers for several
gin placing their orders for fall stocks at or
their delivery before the annual car shortage i
taken the advice, but others have still delayer
until the last minute to place tueir orders, and
wljo are going to suffer from the car 3bortage,
pretty well posted on the outlook claim is goit
gravated this year than it has ever beer, before;
to be a tremendous crop movement that will 1
lumber shipments while it is in progress.
Mills at Orange this week have had no comi
to the car supply. JCars have been abundant;
all and more than fhey needed: / They are I
can and wishing for some power that' would m
them to secure the same transportation facilit
season when they Mil be so badly needed anc
cara in sight. : r
Some of the mills report an improvement .
railroad material and for yard stock, and it is í
ion that there will be a gradual stiffening of "
the line from now on. Ttíé milts here have
the sale of lumber at cut prices to any great ~
much better off than those mills who have shij
at reduced prices, and, inconsequence, have
ing them fo.r the tall trade.
There is some improvement noted in the dt
material; but nothing of any gréat magnitude 1
of the ordinary run of orders of this kind. One
heart ties was recently placed with a mill 1
vanee over the price that j&ad prevailed! O
have been placed that will keep the mills
road material all the time, but nothing •'
their output.is going into railroad material
at this timeu.!„& is thought tbát as soon as
gets shook down ttrwhere ttte lightning cha.
personnel ü^ill cease and things get on;,a pe
more, building will be resumed and thevflow
from the mills will begin again in great
before.
There is a good demand for yellow pine lu-i
mills that cater to that trade look forwardi^*. ,
the balance of this vé ar. This is a markdf^il
writer believe is going to be cut off-from
States before many more years. Wide-a\
the States are becoming very much alive ~\j,
ties of Mexico and are already beginning fi$
ments in timber lands, ' while these lands i
nominal sum. These investmentS -Will event
construction of modern mills and the ii
methods in the manufacture of lumber in Ml
Mexican mills will begin to supply the Mexico
elusion of mills in tHe states. This is
immediate future, but it is down in th_
time. •
The two cents advance in freight rates to St
north is guy^yio have the effect, it is thought
in this section zmt of a market that they have
considerable advantage. This advance repri
eight dollara per car in freight charges on
shipped into that territory. This increase, of
to be added to the price of the lumber anu
whether or not the trade in .that territory will
car advance.
„_.e rains that have fallen on the hea<U
during the past fortnight enabled log men
large quantity ofrprMer and the lora have b^v
storage boom^t Orange at a rapid rate durii„
It is estij^ted that probably 1{S,00Q*000 feet of 1
the b^Jfls at Orange before the water becoi
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Che Turner & Nabérs Lumber company, of -
ly taking a place well up along towards the J
Jtt in the lumber firms ot East Texas. They
cent trade and are having about all they can d
among the first to get into Sour Lake, and b
trade in the new oil fields.
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The Texas and Louisiana Lumber cornil
which R. W. Wier was recently «Sleeted secret
building up an excellent business under his
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Ford, A. L. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1903, newspaper, July 17, 1903; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth183115/m1/1/?rotate=90: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.