Industry Tracks Seasonal Trends in Fifth District
In Raleigh, the July to early August period showed trade close to seasonal norms across the fifth Federal Reserve District. While overall volume lagged the prior year, prospects for fall improved due to better agricultural outlooks, with cotton yield forecasts and rising tobacco prices supporting a profitable season for growers.
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North Carolina Clay Industry Grows Under State Policy
State Geologist Bryson reports NC has many plants producing high grade brick and tile from Piedmont and Mountain clays plus sedimentary shales. In 1925 fourteen establishments made bricks and tile valued at 1.49 million, up from 1923, with demand driven by brick construction and new plants like Carolina Fire Proof near Gulf. Key counties include Stokes, Rockingham, Moore, Chatham, Lee and Montgomery with rich clay deposits in Deep River and Dan River areas.
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