Waycross City Clerk Short Over $11,000
City clerk Vic Lowther confessed to a $11 000 shortage tied to early salary advances and failed attempts to replace funds taken from the Tax Collector and City, with an audit noting a likely similar discrepancy in the city depository. The letter to Mayor Praton reveals motive and personal distress over the loss.
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Burglars Visit Perry Shop in Rear Window
Thieves broke a rear window at Curry’s store on the town last night. They rifled the cash register, took $8, and stole two sacks of flour. They also visited the court house and removed the pay station of the Belt Telephone company in the hall and carried it off.
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Dr Odum Visits Emory University in Georgia
Dr Howard W Odum, an honored alumnus and professor of education at the University of Georgia, visited Emory University on Wednesday morning. He spoke to the faculty and student body, delivering a special address sponsored by the university community.
Stock Prices and Livestock Quotes From Rural Market
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New York January Market Report Mixed on Poultry and Metals
The New York market notes quiet but steady prices across poultry and refined products with weaker demand for export. turkey and fowl demand soft, turkeys around 18 30, fowls firm. Copper, tin, and electrolytic metals show firmness or stability with limited fluctuations. Bank of France financials indicate modest gains in cash and deposits, while overall market activity remains subdued amid liquidations and modest speculative interest.
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Cotton Movement Port Movement and Inland Receipts
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Cotton Market Slumps on General Selling in New York
In New York on January 27, the cotton market broke sharply with July contracts touching 12.24 and the close at 12.25 as selling broadened. Prices declined about 16 to 23 points for the day while spot cotton held steady near unchanged with modest gains in earlier trading. Liverpool was a net buyer in May and July as selling intensified from Wall Street interests and local traders. The market remained under pressure amid mixed domestic demand and wider economic uncertainty, with continued weakness in futures weighing on nearby spot via potential future breaks.
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Professional Views On Cotton Situation
New York January 2 Special The market for cotton shifted as buyers absorbed late sales and futures drifted lower. Analysts from Jay Bond & Co and Hubbard Bros & Co describe weak demand, rising supply, and cautious stance of holders wary of further price declines before any real confidence returns. They note European demand shrinking and a possible burden on American holders as global trade conditions influence output prospects. The Bank of England weekly report shows small but notable shifts in liquidity and reserves impacting London’s financial mood.
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Bears Still Rule Security Market
New York January 27 market drifted lower with heavy guidance and widespread selling. Rail shares led declines while coppers and war group held relatively firm. United States Steel weakened but recovered later. Bond activity showed notable trading amid overall cautious tone as investors weighed dividends and financial indicators.
Chicago Wheat and Coffee Markets Edge Higher on News
Chicago markets showed an upward tilt as winter wheat outlooks improved with reports of light shipments from Argentina and tight transatlantic stocks. May wheat rose to 146 1/2, corn and oats gained, while New York coffee futures moved within narrow bounds amid shipping and insurance notes from London and Santos.
Cotton Seed Oil Trade Shows Quiet Market in New York
In New York on January 27 cotton seed oil traded quietly as traders pursued a wasting policy. Nearby deliveries were steady while front months eased slightly. Final prices moved modestly higher to near net lower, with about 1000 barrels offered on January contracts and totals around 10490 barrels. Futures quotes for January through August showed slight gains and mixed adjustments.
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