naval stores

She was carrying 11,317 tons of general cargo, including army and naval stores.

But naval stores were capricious, especially for ships that spent most of their time in the far south.

It may have been used in the time of Tiberius as a depot for naval stores.

North Carolina was somewhat less involved in the plantation economy, but because a major producer of naval stores.

"Also we're leaving most of the rations we brought from the naval stores, here and on the other island.

Those and naval stores were exported in an extremely profitable shipping industry.

The railroad would go on to become a major shipper of naval stores and cotton.

One exhibit highlights the use of pine resin in the naval stores industry.

She was carrying a cargo of rice, tobacco, wine, and naval stores.

Early industry included agriculture, logging, and naval stores, including turpentine production.

The plantation also produced timber and some naval stores.

An additional boost to Savannah's economy arrived with the increased export of naval stores.

The other Naval Stores building burned down in 1987.

The British did sell the American government naval stores and munitions.

For 5 years afterwards, the fort was used to house naval stores and degaussing equipment.

"Number six wasn't carrying naval stores or copper and tin, Sir."

Denmark agreed to surrender its navy and its naval stores.

Additional resources such as timber, naval stores, and cash crops were also at stake for the British.

Naval stores even played a role during the American Revolutionary War.

The value of their prizes, including the naval stores, which they found of great use, was 440,000 pesos.

The trade in naval stores was important to France, as her naval construction depended on it.

These forests were the source of naval stores - resin, turpentine, and timber.

Cedar Key became an important port, shipping lumber and naval stores harvested on the mainland.

They were to work for Livingston on a scheme to produce naval stores for the crown.

Founders of naval stores started harvesting the timbers in the late 1890s.