Some Lumber Prices Slip in Mid-September

The week following Labour Day did not show any substantial increase in lumber sales volumes. For the most part prices held their own, while some key items did slip downward somewhat. In all, demand for lumber in the middle of September was similar to recent months; just-in-time buying for immediate needs only. Still at this […] The post Some Lumber Prices Slip in Mid-September first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

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