The Paper Mill and Wood Pulp News Volume 44 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1921 edition. Excerpt: ... were as high as 20,000 tons of pulp on hand, are now reduced to approximately 6,000 tons, and bank loans have been slightly reduced in the last thirty days. As soon as the WI financing Plan is formulated, it will be Placed before the creditors and shareholders for approval, In the meantime the market in paper glares '5 Very dull on the Montreal Stock xchangc and Wlll so continue until one (;_1;l;n; alClt1uds have been lifted from the Riordon C02: -:12 -iSTtl: e Sltuailon of the these It is belizvcd 5 most important of, owevcr, the end of hloride of Lime austic Soda the week will see Riordon's alfairs adjusted and its importance as a market factor eliminated. In the meantime the street awaits with much interest the details of the plans for the proposed refinancing now being considered by the creditors, and if, the plans are accepted, results should be seen in the better feeling of the market. (Correspondence of Ta: Pnrzn MILL.) Norwalk, Conn., July 26, 1921.--Edgar G. Murphy, of 5 Morgan avenue, who sold his interests in the St. George Paper Company of Norwalk over a year ago, and in September of last year severed his association with the St. George Pulp and Paper Company of Canada, is back in harness." He has taken a position as general manager of the Hartje Paper Company at Steubenville, Ohio, and has already taken up his new duties. Mr. Murphy is staying in Steubenvillc. Mrs. Murphy is still at their Norwalk home, but whether they will make their permanent residence in Steubenville has not been settled. ER MILL Dillon & Barnes Paper Mill Products and Supplies July 30.1921. CALVIN L. ROBINSON 16 East 42nd Street New York City Solo Agents in United States lor J. A. KJELLBERG & SONS...