. Canadian forest industries 1899-1901. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. IV. Canada Lumberm/n Weekly Edition. February 14, 1500 10,0000,000 feet of lumber during the coming season. They will make exten- tive improvements to their mill. A report comes fron, Oswego that sev- eral million feet of lumber have been sold by a leading firm at $20 per housand in Oswego. The shingle manufacturers in the State of Washington are holding firmly to price lists. It is expected that all the mills will be in operation by the middle of thismonth. It i
. Canadian forest industries 1899-1901. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. IV. Canada Lumberm/n Weekly Edition. February 14, 1500 10,0000,000 feet of lumber during the coming season. They will make exten- tive improvements to their mill. A report comes fron, Oswego that sev- eral million feet of lumber have been sold by a leading firm at $20 per housand in Oswego. The shingle manufacturers in the State of Washington are holding firmly to price lists. It is expected that all the mills will be in operation by the middle of thismonth. It is expected that there will be a large production of hardwood lumber in Michi- gan and Wisconsin ihis season. Several mills at B iy City, Mich., will cut hard- woods almost exclusively. The bark F. B. Lovitt last week loaded 697000 feet of spruce lumber at Yar- mouth, , for Buenos Ayres. The bark Hillside will shortly load a cargo at same port for South America. The cooperage stock market at Buffalo is slightly easier han it has been. Bass- wood heading is selling at bl/z to 6% cents a set and elm staves at $9 to $9. so for first class. At I hicago considerable enquiry is reported for 30 inch No. 1 elm staves. The Hanbury Manufacturing Co., of Brandon, Man., have 200 men and 6s teams employed on their limits in the Riding mountains. Work so far has been very successful, and the cut of logs is ex- pected to be much greater than that of any previous season. Some comment was excited in Chicago last week by the receipt of enquiries for stock to be shipped to Ottawa. These en- quiries were for long wide joists, and in one instance it developed that 2x14-20 feet was selling in the Chicago market on a basis of $2 per thousand less than the same stock is bringing in Ottawa. Two vessels cleared from British Co- lumbia ports last week with lumber. The Guy C Goss, for Philadelphia, loaded 1,- 030,000 feet of rough timber at the Hast- ings mill, Vancouver, and the Italian ship Altcar lo
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