. Canadian forest industries 1902-1904. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. IV. pes. maple lumber, by Findlay; 31,933 ft. deals, 1,060 ft. ends, by W. M. Mc- Kftjr 5 57,921 ft. deals, 1,200 bundles shooks, by A. Gushing & Co.; 181,588 ft. deals and battens, 16,961 ft. scantling-, 7,425 ft. ends. 26,898 ft. birch lumber, by J. M. DrUeofl. Sir. Tunisian, for Liver- pool, 448,905 ft. spruce deals, 55,064 ft. scantling, 47,000 ft. ends, 13,142 ft. birch plank, 160 tons limber, by W. M. Mac- Kay; 218,969 ft. deals, 17,196 ft. scant-
. Canadian forest industries 1902-1904. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. IV. pes. maple lumber, by Findlay; 31,933 ft. deals, 1,060 ft. ends, by W. M. Mc- Kftjr 5 57,921 ft. deals, 1,200 bundles shooks, by A. Gushing & Co.; 181,588 ft. deals and battens, 16,961 ft. scantling-, 7,425 ft. ends. 26,898 ft. birch lumber, by J. M. DrUeofl. Sir. Tunisian, for Liver- pool, 448,905 ft. spruce deals, 55,064 ft. scantling, 47,000 ft. ends, 13,142 ft. birch plank, 160 tons limber, by W. M. Mac- Kay; 218,969 ft. deals, 17,196 ft. scant- Canada Lumberman Weekly Edition April 16, 1902 ling, 925 ft. ends, by George McKean ; 23,760 ft. deals, 10,130 maple blocks, by Win. Thompson & Co.; Schooner Jennie C, for Westerly, 151,245 ft. boards, by Stetson, Cutler & Co.; Schr. Georgia for East Greenwick, 50,000 ft. board£, 10,200 ft. scantling, 6y8 ft. plank, by Stetson, Cutler & Co.; Schr. I. N. Parker, for Salem, 130,190 ft. boards, 691 ft. plank, 41 70 ft. scantling, by Stetson, Cutler & Co.; Schr. Alice Maud, for City Island, 57,900 ft. pine boards, 10,175 f<- planks, 78,975 ft. deals, by Stetson, Cutler & Co. The Tonawanda Lumbermen s Associa- tion and the Longshoremen's Union have agreed on a scale of rates lo be charged for unloading lumber from vessels at the Tonawandas this season. The rale on white pine will lemain at 30 cents per thousand feet. On 1101 way pine and hemlock the rate will be 35 cents, an increase of 2 cents. An advance ot nearly 10 cents, to 50 cents, was made on all hardwoods excepting basswood, on which the charges will be the same as last season. Slight advances were made on shingles and lath and an increase of 5 cents on No. 5 boards and scoots and 4-mch strips where the amount to be handled exceeds 50,000 feet, making the rate 35 cents. The rate at Buffalo is u cents on white pine. Quebec Montreal Ottawa Three Rivers London, Eng\ DOBELL, BECKETT & CO., TIMBER; DE
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