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Pricing Changes
Pricing Changes for October 31, 2025
| APPALACHIAN AREA – GREEN: | |||
| BASSWOOD | 5/4 | FAS | 800+ |
| #1C | 385+ | ||
| BEECH | 5/4 | FAS | 790+ |
| HICKORY | 4/4 | FAS | 900+ |
| #2A | 500+ | ||
| 5/4 | #2A | 500+ | |
| 6/4 | #2A | 500+ | |
| SOFT MAPLE – SAP&BTR | 4/4 | FAS | 1995+ |
| RED OAK | 6/4 | FAS | 1120- |
| 8/4 | FAS | 1180- | |
| POPLAR | 5/4 | #1C | 570- |
| #2A | 405- | ||
| CANTS | 4X4,4X6 | LOW/HIGH | 440-/NC |
| APPALACHIAN AREA – KILN DRIED: | |||
| CHERRY | 4/4 | #1C | 930+ |
| #2A | 535+ | ||
| HARD MAPLE – #1&2 WHITE | 4/4 | FAS | 2180- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 2555- | |
| #2A | 860- | ||
| 6/4 | FAS | 2660- | |
| 8/4 | #1C | 1535- | |
| HARD MAPLE – UNSELECTED | 4/4 | FAS | 2085- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 2405- | |
| #2A | 710- | ||
| 6/4 | FAS | 2560- | |
| 8/4 | #1C | 1415- | |
| RED OAK | 4/4 | #1C | 1160- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 1685- | |
| #1C | 1285- | ||
| 6/4 | #1C | 1370- | |
| WHITE OAK | 4/4 | FAS | 3735- |
| #1C | 1850- | ||
| 8/4 | FAS | 5350- | |
| #2A | 1835+ | ||
| POPLAR | 4/4 | FAS | 1370- |
| #2A | 490- | ||
| 5/4 | #1C | 820- | |
| WALNUT | 4/4 | #1C | 3110+ |
| #2A | 1790+ | ||
| 5/4 | #1C | 3125+ | |
| APPALACHIAN AREA – KILN DRIED NET: | |||
| CHERRY | 4/4 | #1C | 1000+ |
| #2A | 575+ | ||
| HARD MAPLE – #1&2 WHITE | 4/4 | FAS | 2350- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 2745- | |
| #2A | 925- | ||
| 6/4 | FAS | 2865- | |
| 8/4 | #1C | 1650- | |
| HARD MAPLE – UNSELECTED | 4/4 | FAS | 2245- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 2590- | |
| #2A | 765- | ||
| 6/4 | FAS | 2755- | |
| 8/4 | #1C | 1525- | |
| RED OAK | 4/4 | #1C | 1250- |
| 5/4 | FAS | 1815- | |
| #1C | 1380- | ||
| 6/4 | #1C | 1475- | |
| WHITE OAK | 4/4 | FAS | 4025- |
| #1C | 1990- | ||
| 8/4 | FAS | 5750- | |
| #2A | 1970+ | ||
| POPLAR | 4/4 | FAS | 1475- |
| #2A | 525- | ||
| 5/4 | #1C | 885- | |
| WALNUT | 4/4 | #1C | 3335+ |
| #2A | 1920+ | ||
| 5/4 | #1C | 3365+ | |
Southern Comments
WHITE OAK
International and domestic demand for kiln dried White Oak is down this week, leading to drops to the upper end ranges of 4/4 and 5/4 #2A. Demand isn’t high for kiln dried 5/4 #1C either, but an overall lack of availability lifts the upper sides of the ranges.