. Industries canadiennes forestières 1903. L'exploitation forestière ; les forêts et la foresterie ; Produits forestiers ; l'industrie de pâte de bois ; industries du bois. Le bûcheron AU CANADA, juin 1904 RÉUNION DU STOCK DE TONNELLERIE FABRICANTS. La sixième réunion annuelle de l'Association des fabricants de meubles mou s'est tenue à Cincinnati, Ohio, 3 et 4 mai. C'était une réunion représentant, l'Office des membres présents étant AA. Scott, McGregor, Ont. ; Neil Watson, Mull, Ont. ; W. C. West, compagnie Sutherland-Innes, Chatham (Ontario) ; et R. L. Merritt, Blenheim, en Ontario l'adresse présidentielle a souligné l'ne- cessity d'attention

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. Canadian forest industries 1903. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. THE CANADA LUMBERMAN June, 1904 MEETING OF COOPERAGE STOCK MANUFACTURERS. The sixth annual meeting of the National Slack Cooperage Manufacturers' Association was held in Cincinnati, Ohio, May 3 and 4. It was a representative meeting, the Canadian members present being A.A. Scott, McGregor, Ont.; Neil Watson, Mull, Ont.; W. C. West, Sutherland-Innes Company, Chatham, Ont.; and R. L. Merritt, Blenheim, Ont. The presidential address emphasized the ne- cessity of careful grading of stock. There had been a tendency to be careless about putting up stock according to standard grading. This was started during the rush when coop- ers were willing to take anything and every- thing in order to secure prompt shipment. He hoped that all men engaged in the business would keep to the standard grading rules. The secretary announced that forty new members had joined the association during the year, and he anticipated a still greater increase during the coming year. The present membership is 160. The following committee on specifications and grades was appointed: W.K. Jackson, chair- man, Tindle & Jackson, Buffalo; J.M. Kelton, Standard Hoop Company, West Bay City, Mich.; A.A. Scott, McGregor, Ont. In considering the question of future demand and the production of stock for the present year much information was brought forth. To sum up, the production will be about the same as the past year, and there is no reason why the demand should not continue at least as good as it is now. Wire hoops as a factor in the demand were the subject of discussion. It was announced that 35, 000, 000 wire hoops were sold last year. The sales were said to be double those of 1902 and the wire hoop men expect 1904 to show even greater figures. Wire, according to one member's estimate, is cheaper than wood hoops, probably $2.25 per thousand, and there is no question about it being

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