. Canadian forest industries 1897-1899. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. II. Canada Lumberman Weekly Edition October 12, 1898 STOCKS AND PRICES. The South River Lumber Co. have put in another camp on their Ballantyne limit. At Tonawanda, , lumber is said to be moving with more freedom, a number of buyers having picked up stock for the winter trade. The exports of lumber ftom Montreal in the month of September last were valued at $1,364,078. The Dominion government wants ten- ders by October 22nd for the supply of timber and lumber
. Canadian forest industries 1897-1899. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. II. Canada Lumberman Weekly Edition October 12, 1898 STOCKS AND PRICES. The South River Lumber Co. have put in another camp on their Ballantyne limit. At Tonawanda, , lumber is said to be moving with more freedom, a number of buyers having picked up stock for the winter trade. The exports of lumber ftom Montreal in the month of September last were valued at $1,364,078. The Dominion government wants ten- ders by October 22nd for the supply of timber and lumber required for various canals. Thomas A. Low, of Eganville, Ont., has just purchased 200,000 feet of sawn lumber at Sturgeon Falls from the M. L. Russell Estate. F. McGibbon & Sons, of Sarnia, Ont., have secured the contract to supply the lumber for the new G. T. R. round house to be built in that city. M. T. Landriau, of Sussex street, Ottawa, last week dispatched 115 shanty- men to the Beaverstone river, in the Geor- gian Bay district, to work in the woods. Sanderson's saw mill at Prince Albert, , has closed down for the season, and men have been dispatched to the woods. Their season's cut was 2,000,000 feet. During the nine months ending October 1st, 1898, the shipments of lumber from Minneapolis totalled 262,000,000 feet, against 210,000,000 feet for same period in 1897. A 45-mile berth of timber land was sold at Fredericton, , last week to O. F. Stacy & Co., at the upset price. It is situated at heads of Little river and Nine Mile brook. Alex. Gibson & Son's mill at Blackville, , ceased operations for the season recently, having cut over 10,000,000 feet, or 800 carloads, of deals, which were shipped to Europe. J. E. Austin & Co., of Standish, Mich., report the sale of 3,500,000 shingles at $ for the best grade and a proportion- ate price for the lower grades. The supply of shingles is said to be limited. B. F. Young & Co.'s mill at St.
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