Steel Issues Reach New Highs For Year
YORK July 19 The stock market was quiet with occasional buying and selling. Steel issues rose into new high territory for the year to date while some other issues sold at high prices amid uncertainties. Grains remained firm with wheat and corn up early, cotton slipping, and forecasts of cooler weather prompting profit taking. Silver eased and rubber rose slightly as funds and dollar rates mixed. Until exchange control rules are set, observers expect most speculators to stay cautious.
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Bargain Days Set to Dominate City Sales Weekend
Preparations for High Point bargain days are complete as stores in the city prepare to welcome crowds Friday and Saturday. Merchants expect one of the greatest merchandising events in years with seasonable merchandise offered at substantial savings to reduce stocks ahead of fall arrivals.
Cotton market steadies as futures dip and rise in New Orleans
In New Orleans July 19 cotton opened steady with gains of 2 to 4 points on Liverpool cables. October and December futures rose to 13.29 and 13.43 as western drought concerns persist. New York also opened steady with July at 138.13 and December at 13.37 amid dry Texas weather and profits. An upcoming city-wide summer clearance sale will omit entertainment features due to stock preparation.
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Police Called As Crowd Gathers At Hosiery Mill
Threats said to have been made by two former employees of Kimbro Hosiery Mills near the South Main street post office. A crowd of about 109 men gathered as boarders slated to lose their jobs were to be pulled from work Wednesday afternoon. Police were summoned but no disturbance occurred. Only five men are employed in the boarding department, which ran today with a full force.
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Kimbro Hosiery Mills
South Main Street
I. W. A. Committees To Meet Tonight
Industrial Workers Association announces a meeting of committee members and chairmen tonight at seven o'clock. The hall is on South Main Street.
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South Main Street
Record Heat Streak Beats 1901 Columbia Tenor
In Columbia Missouri in 1901 the thermometer stood at 100 degrees or more for 34 straight days. The extreme heat drew attention to the city’s weather patterns and milestones of the era.
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