La polpa e la rivista cartacea del Canada . affic in un determinato distretto; se o notdistributing punti, indipendentemente dalla popolazione o busi-ness, dovrei nt e che ha portato alla merce similare aliquote; se o non tutte le stazioni a distanze comune fromdistributing punti da cui il traffico merci si muove a com-modity aliquote dovrebbero essere sulla stessa base nei confronti ofdistance e tariffe; se le tariffe dovrebbero essere fissati in theWestern province sul presupposto di un chilometraggio sufficientlyexisting o su una tale base come sarebbe encouragefurther sviluppo: se le tariffe devono essere basate su(. P. R. condizioni da solo. REVISI TARIFFARIA

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Pulp and paper magazine of Canada . affic in a given district; whether or notdistributing points, irrespective of population or busi-ness, should I nt it led to similar commodity rates; whether or not all stations at common distances fromdistributing points from which freight moves at com-modity rates should be on the same basis in respect ofdistance and rates; whether rates should be fixed in theWestern provinces on the assumption of a sufficientlyexisting mileage or on such a basis as would encouragefurther development: whether rates should be based on(. P. R. conditions alone. TARIFF REVISION COMING. Ottawa. June 26.—Rumors have good foundationthat Canada will undertake a further revision .if theentire tariff during the summer, to be taken up by thenext session of Parliament. It is expected also thatMime small changes will be made in the classificationof pulp and paper and pulp wood. When the mattercomes up it is known that a very thorough investiga-tion will lie conducted. 198 PULP AND PAPER MAGAZINE July 15, 1913. CANADIAN MARKETS. The usual mid-summer quietness is prevailing in pulp andper circles. News print is fair and all the plant are runningprincipally on contract. Prices on now business are a littleeasier. Book ami writing mills are rapidly catching up withorders, and most of them are making reasonably prompt de-liveries. Orders are not coming in as freely or in as largequantities as some time ago, but this is naturally expected at this seasrn, coupled with the present m< y stringency. There is not n ach ground wood moving, but conditions appear to beverging on to activity, owing to the law water across the line, an.I Canadian plants are holding out for prevailing prices. Thesulphite situation remains unchanged, ami there are no heavystocks on hand. The high figure prevailing for pulp wood inNorway ami Swen is expected to keep Canadian prices up tothe present mark. In wrapping papers there is not much do-ing, but of kraft there appears to be a greal

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