Western plywood sheathing price corrected

EUGENE (Random Lengths) – The April 21 panel report included an incorrect price for Western plywood sheathing CD struc 1 3/8. Incorrectly entered source input drove a gain in the assessed price. The incorrect price of $515 (a $60 increase) has been corrected to $455 (no change).

Wstn ply sheath CD struc 1 3/8

INCORRECT PRICE: $515

CORRECTED PRICE: $455

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