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Pulp and Paper Magazine, Vol. XIII, No. 20, October 15, 1916

MARKET VALUES OF PAPER STOCKS.

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The present unprecedented situation in the paper industry has fomented considerable speculative enthusiasm in Canadian paper and pulp stocks. Trading in these issues on the Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges has increased very materially, and prices are way up from the low of the year. Canada produces half as much newsprint as the United States, and she is increasing her capacity at a much faster rate than American mills.

The following table shows the extent of the advance this year in a number of prominent pulp and paper stocks listed on the Montreal and Toronto exchanges:

Present priceLow 1916Advance

Laurentide Paper19817622

Wayagamack742747

Riordon Pulp & Paper995841

Price Brothers956035

Spanish River com.15½3½12

Spanish pfd.442915

Toronto Paper554213

The Conservation Commission calls the attention of Canada to experiments showing that jack pine is well suited for making kraft paper. It will grow on poor land and is largely used in the West for fuel.

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