. Canadian forest industries 1889-1890. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. July, 1S90. THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. 5 The arrivals of hewn timber in Britain from Canada during the month of April, were larger by ,£1,048 than in the same month last year, but those of sawn timber show a reduction of ,£45,032. The imports for the foui months ending April 30th were, hewn ,£5,803 against ^ same period last year, and sawn ,£67,784 against ,£136,837 same period in 1889. # * Finding that the quarters allotted the Canada Lumberman in the Yonge str
. Canadian forest industries 1889-1890. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. July, 1S90. THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. 5 The arrivals of hewn timber in Britain from Canada during the month of April, were larger by ,£1,048 than in the same month last year, but those of sawn timber show a reduction of ,£45,032. The imports for the foui months ending April 30th were, hewn ,£5,803 against ^ same period last year, and sawn ,£67,784 against ,£136,837 same period in 1889. # * Finding that the quarters allotted the Canada Lumberman in the Yonge street Arcade were alto- gether inadequate to the wants of our business we have found it necessary to remove to larger premises. We are now permanently located in the Richmond Chambers, 11 and 13 Richmond street West, where we shall be pleased to welcome all members of the lum- ber trade and others who can favor us with a call. * * * The Skiilings, Whitneys & Barnes Lumber Company of Boston, Mass., has bought what lumber Messrs Hall & Buell now have in their yard at Tonawanda, N. Y., together with the good-will of said firm, and has as- sumed their lease of wharf property and piling ground, and will continue the lumber business as heretofore with this addition. The capital stock of this company has been increased to $1,000,000. In the matter of Smith, Wade & Co., Quebec, Mr. Justice Routhier has dismissed their demurrers and pleas in objection to the Bank's answer. Further, the learned judge, with the concurrence of his colleagues on the Bench, stated that he was satisfied that the pro- ceedings taken by the firm were erroneous, and that he was without jurisdiction, thus maintaining the Bank's answer to this effect. The firm will appeal. In February last the Menasha Wooden Ware Co., of Menasha. Wis., placed an order with B. F. Sturte- vant. of Boston, Mass., for a Steam Hot Blast apparat- us for 20 "Tower" dry kilns. These kilns are of novel design, ther
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