Lumber prices have come back down to Earth this quarter, but the Random Lengths framing lumber composite price found a floor and still remains above average. This inevitable, forecasted correction has allowed local delivered log prices to remain strong and mostly stable from 3rd quarter. A relatively mild, dry fall in combination with mills running at near capacity has allowed local mills to continue to stockpile logs in preparation for a slowdown of deliveries in late winter and during spring break-up. Doug-fir/larch, grand fir/hemlock, ponderosa pine, and cedar logs and lumber are all in high demand in the inland. Tonwood prices are also mostly unchanged. Pulp and pulp logs continue to be a soft spot in the forest products market.