. Canadian forest industries 1884. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 363 TYNE. The Timber Trades Journal of a recent date Bays :—The arrivals of the past seven days are very small and insignificant; one cargo of pitch-pine, one cargo of Quebec goods, one of props, and the usual Christiania steamer are about all the arrivals to chronicle. A few ships are on the way yet from the Baltic ports, but the extremely stormy weather of the past week and strong westerly winds will have driven all such as were in the North Sea to the coasts of Nor
. Canadian forest industries 1884. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 363 TYNE. The Timber Trades Journal of a recent date Bays :—The arrivals of the past seven days are very small and insignificant; one cargo of pitch-pine, one cargo of Quebec goods, one of props, and the usual Christiania steamer are about all the arrivals to chronicle. A few ships are on the way yet from the Baltic ports, but the extremely stormy weather of the past week and strong westerly winds will have driven all such as were in the North Sea to the coasts of Norway and Denmark, while it is to be feared many of them will have been lost. Stocks are not a great deal altered, in red- wood, deals and battens they are only small, and should there be a fair amount of demand during winter and spring months the supply would be short. At the present low rate of consumption, however, they are ample for a long time to come. Business is still very flat, and in consequence of the closing of the ship- yards and engine works an immense number of men are unemployed. LIST OF PATENTS. The following list of patents upon improve- ments in wood-working machinery, granted by the United States Patent office, Nov. 18, 1884, is specially reported to the Canada Lumber- man by Franklyn H. Hough, solicitor of Amer- ican and foreign patents, No. 617 Seventh St., Washington, D. 0. :— 308,072.—Barrel header—W. Hoffman, New- ark, N. J. 308,204.—Peg wood sharpener—W. G. Scott, Bateaville, Mass. 308 332.— Plane, rabbet—J. A. Traut, New Britain, Conn. 308,063.—Saw mill feed mechanism—J. Cook, assignor to Sinker, Davis & Co., Indianapolis, Jnd. 308,082.—Saw teeth, device for setting and jointing—D. Logan, Hartstown, Pa. 308,188.—Sawing machine, band—P. Miller, Norwich, Conn. 308,187.—Trees, device for felling—P. Miller, Norwich, Conn. QUEBEC CULLERS' OFFICE. The following is a comparative statement of Timber, Masts, Bowsprits, Spars, S
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