Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 7

fim KlNGSPMETIMESflnNGSPORXraENHESEEro' EERyARVAtl MgE seVen1 we -I'-" MEN mxi kit pIISVA fYORK CK QUOTATIONS AT 1:30 iXA CrioifuJL Dy Int Mer Mar pfd American Can 47 o-4 iV Vu-V-pI 1 nO -i 63 41 abasements oa ir tM 'A STEWART CMrtri PW'l Dipxteh V-' li iwi i ir trc vt -v ip8 Am X-i lp8 f42 1-4 3-4 3-1 82 1-4 154 Washington' Jan Senator Tona-rah rough with the hiKhrptcpqrt in equipment reports a rgobd -Volume -oJUIVl orders tfc be filled and tbejOtttlqok this branch- of- -the industry dn-inu fea I fcobd rf Those 'ranking er equipment growing -xmrapetitidn and-a' probable confcracticfmin I FQODtPRQDUCTS Although njeat packers flidf a larger yolumfl ofbmsi-ness rini03d than jn theyearpre-vious profit margins were -nanWv Is expected that most of the large packers will dtfbetter during the current yeas TOBACCO: Consumption of cigr ettes continues to show rapid expansion and although general business volume may show some extraction hig 'year indications are fpr'a steady grqwtb of earnings in thi tydqstry Ciga manufacturers re reporting improvement in earnings afterpeveral years- of hard sleddjpg 'wc 'ofc page 1 Am SugaY AmiTel TH save a let ef step Tkepde ike iaitia! iaveitigatiag aad brlnp back ometkiag tor taa (iTir tieer to weik aa Let the Klapa-pert Time eava pear tiaaa Pkeaai 140 1-4 Inter Tel Tel 126 5-8 Kansas City Southern Kennecott Cop Kresge (SS) Co Lago Oil I Lehigh Valley 120 1-2 Louisville CP) Nash 132 Mack Truck Slarland Oil 5Iid-Continnet Pet Mo Kan Tei 7 Missouri Pac pfd Montgomery Ward New Xprlc Central II Htfd Norfolk Western 95 3-8 57 1-2 38 6-8 36 97 1-4 63 1-8 141 1-2 47 3-4 163 Heflin of 'Alabama i3 bhl'the' l-jini- at this session of congress Heflin heav Hate' U- tepide winter some 'of hi colleagues'' he hesitate- to rtfeV a' gar- 122 3-4 26 5-8 46 3-4 7 5-8 166 1-4 189 3-4 179 1-2 RATES Twa ceate a -word (er tack paid aalaloaata ckarf 30 easts PRESENT DULLNESS ONLY SA SONAL vT- BABSON PAfcK Mass (Spectel) A member of this staff has jiistj returned from trip through many cities and finds a pretty general slck-N ening of manufactures and trade In in some lines there is almost a pessimistic feeling This present let up-df speed is it all alarming for it is just the customary seasonal dullness Now is the time to prepare for the sales opportunities ahead Mer- chant can plan their stock window displays and advertising Manufac-- turers can very appropriately devote more attention to- the improvement of their or gales material' Now is a poo time to let up on advertising for advertising is one of our most powerful factors in breaking down sales resistance thd land and th sepsatjon it caused amoung the lawmakers waa considerable 1 Nevertheless the cUnh all pf them be Invariably absolutely infallible or1 they-! disagree the'mselveS occasionally: An odd Cit'd Umatince is that when thefe are dissenters Trura some Justices Holmes- jand Brandeia always are in agreinent: Sometimes Others are fh Chesapeake Ohlt'ZZ those two seldom differ in their Chi(J No'rtWestem fmam conclusions A i Chic Rs? Tac ChJef Justice Taft and Justices CMe C( Van Deventer McReynolds Suther- ri 'i rrn land' Sanforcf Stone are Co r0- atricklers or the strict letter of the rolorado Fuel law The human element enters consoHdated more into and Corn ProducU calculations Crucible Steel Am-Tobacco- Am Woolen Anpcond Cop Apmouij of 111 Atihisoir AtV Coast Line Baldwin Lod6: Balt ti 'Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Pet Canadian' Pac QprrO dp Pasco LOANS CASH GRXlN CHICAGO Feb 3 ((F) Cash wheat 2 red 138 t2 2 hard 145 corn 4 mixed 67 1-? 4 yellow -69 1-2 to 75 1-4 oats 2 white to 52 3 white 42 to 49 4eh' troWel- n3 'steam shovflj The other Tdy he took occasion to criticize the federal supreme HjcERUH cotfrt and what he said about that: august body would have landed any ordinay nytal in a dungeon and chains for contempt of the mightiest tribunal in the country FIFTEEN YEAR residence loans No payment on principal for fim three yean Brokerage 3 per cent Ten year business property loam Repayment to uit borrower Farm loans 6 per cent interest Charles Herndon Jr 10-27-tf-tu-thu-fri-sun-c ail Merger Rumors Hold Stock Exchange BUSINESS ACTIVITY PERCENT ABOVE NORMAL FOR SAJLIi Davison Chemical The supreme justices mingle very Dodge Bros Members of the two houses of ifittle with common folk mu Font de Nem congress however are- responsible 1 Members of the house of repre- Electric Pow Lt ctfs FOR SALE Entire stock and fixtures of the Palace of Sweets at Five Point For prices and detailed information see Showker or Ollie 1-25-tf-c TO HUNT unusual Fisk Rubber town just lik6 anybqy so scarce It to bump into the a late afternoon walk General Asphalt down for anything they may say in their variqus legislative Rapacities so long as they express themselves' in known as That' is they use cuss words Anything else in the dictionary is and Heflin took all the latitude allowed to him WANTED To rent five oraix room house Couple with no children Address Box 2-l-3t-p preqje court i justice is uncommon Still I did see Chief Justice TaftjGt Nor Iron Ore ctfs recently 'riding on an ordinary Gt Northern pfd street car and standing up at that Gulf States Steel for it was crowded I Houston Oil NEW YORK Feb 3 Rumors of impending railroad mergers field the attention of Wall Street today as renewed activities was noted in rail stocks Reports that the Baltimore and Ohio had contracted to purchase all or part of the- Rockefeller holdings in the Western Maryland and the Wheeling and West Virginia were revives as Wall Street sought an explanation for the advances in stocks of the last two roads Reports from St Paul that the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad would be included in a new merger providing a first direct one line rail connection between St Paul ad the Easet also attracted attention The reported agreement between the O- and the Rockefeller interests is said to have been made in the interest of andther road Both the Rockefeller office and George Schriver vice-president of the refused to discuess the rumors The Alabama senator found fault with the supreme court on three principal- grounds 1 He said the justices 'tire 'partisan in their decisions though supposed to be far above politics 2 He accused them of setting legal technicalities ahead of substantial consideration of justice- 3 He charged them with being so slow that a question once passed up to supreme bench for a ruling seldom is settled within the lifetime of anyone directly interested in it ACTIVITIES STREET ly despite all his reducing with a I'-linols Central preternaturally solemn visage The I In Combustion Eng Jjdpen'talk about I Maybe when he feels like it but he wear it on the "bench or off it when he has nothing in particular to smile about 7 The occasion mention was di rectly after roast of the supreme court Perhaps what the chief justice had on blind which would account for the fact that he evidently In a smiling humor Or maybe after paying an 8-cent fare he was sore because he get a-seat In theat strlet car STOCK ON WALL NEW YORK Feb of the stock of highly erratic CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO Feb 3 Despito liberal profit taking wheat averaged higher today with commission house buying aggressive at times There was also a good export demand for North American wheat including domestic hard winter and durum On the "other hand Argentine exports for the week were larger 5 920000 bushels against 4148000 the previous week and 2084000 year ago Wheat closed unsettled at the same as finish to l-4c off Corn l-8c to 14c to 3-8c down oats l-8c to 3-Se to l-4c decline and provisions vary 'from 7 cents setback to five cents advance It was the first' time in" a age that anybody has Ventured to be 3 Firmness market in the face fluctuations in some of the merger rails was the distinguishing characteristic of session New leaders for the advance were found jn Jxth the rails and indiystrial groups scores of issues CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO £eb 3 (P) Butter steady receipts 3311 tubs creamery extras 49 1-2 standards 49 1-2 Eggs higher receipts 5738 cases firsts 35 to 36 ordinary firsts 32 to 34 a 'A LIVESTOCK NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEANS Feb 3 Cotton prices swung several notches I recording extreme gais of sne to higher toda described a narpw arc I nine poitts-Qij4ing-started of at backward and agaih mounted to the I a brisk space but quieted down highs where it clung its backward somewhat in the early afternoon progress halted by short covering and Talk of a possible decrease in the a scracity of offerings At mid-sdfc-1 New York Federal Reserve rediscount sion Mach traded up to 1335 May rate at session was agai 13 C3 and July 1379 six to eight rampant in the financial district fol-points above close Ex lowing the reduction in the official NEW YORK COTTON -NkW of- a 'steady pot in the south with a somewhat improved demand seemed responsible for con tinued steadiness in the cotton futup es market today Trading Was quiet but there was some buying and coveriftg May contracts ruled around 1364 and October 1404 during1 the mid-afternoon or about 12 to 4 points net higher FOR RETURN OF WOMAN FROM FLORJDA a 'O ft Comparing this January with January 1926 we find the sales this year for the country as a whole slightly in excess of the 1926 sales 'From all indications the seasonal improve raent should get under way by the end of February BUSINESS ACTIVITY it Is interesting to look over the past six months and see the variations of business activity In August 4 of 1926 business registered about eight per cent above normal It then jumped to twelve per cent above in September while the past four months have varied frtfm thirteen to fourteen percent above Comparing the past past six months with the corresponding six months of the year previous we find1- greater monthly variation August 1925 registered four per cent above nor-mal September and October eleven per cent above while November an December jumped to sixteen per abov normal January 1926 an 1927 each recorded thirteen per cent above normal- OUTLOOK FOR INDUSTRY Automobile: 1927 will undoubtedly be a very competitive one for auto-Tnobile manufacturers- There yi little prospect of lowering production costs and therefore if price cuts are made later in the year as they are very apt to be the profits for many companies will'probably be small OILS: At present there seems to be a well balanced position between supply and and no burden some stocks have appeared Prices are firm and probably will remain so fo a considerable time Record consumption is looked for this year which with only normal supplies on Jian should cause earnings to break a previous records CHAIN STORES: Earnings for the past year showed nearly a twenty per cent increase bver those for 1025 according to the reports already is sued While 1927 promises to be profitable one for the chain stores their earnings will probably not be greatly in excess of the 1926 ecorc TEXTILE: The situation particu arly in the cotton manufacturing branch is slowly improving and while continued Improvement is indicated it is doubtful if earnings will show any material expansion until goods prices become stabilized UTILITIES: For the past yea the earnings -of power and light companies have expanded'steadily While there is nothing to indicate any immediate contraction the probability is that furthe gains will not he as pronounced as they have been How- ever profits of gas companies should tontinue to show substantial increases ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Manufacturers of heavy power plant ports today 47091 bales Nashville Tenn Feb 3 ((F) A requisition was issued today on the governor of Alabama for the return to Tennessee of Mamie Morgan want ted by authorities In Bhelby County on a grand larceny charge BEWARE IE COUGH OH THAI HANGS ON French rate The Bank of England rate was unchanged to five per cent 'leading to a Tather geenral belief that the cut in the local rate which is expected to follow a redaction in London Would be delayed at least another week Wheeling and Lake common was aga(n the spectacular performer breaking 5 1-4 points to 63 and then rallying to 73 1-2 a new high record for all time 4 Western Maryland common also broke sharply when an offer to sell 1500 shares above 33 disclosed no bearbids but it recovered the loss The closing was firm Sales ap- Pursuant to the term and author-ty of a certain deed of trust from Jacob Henninger Jr and wife Ruby Fauline nenmnger to John' A Cutcbina and RSimmonds Trustee dated February 1 1926 recorded in the office for Sullivan County Tennessee at Bristol in Trust Deed Dock 51 at page 157 to which reference i here spe- cifically made and default having been made in the payment of the note thereby secured and in the payment of installment secured by prior deed of trust and the' undersigned hqving been requested so to do the undersigned will on the 7th day of March 1927 during legal hours at the front door of the court house in the city of Bristol Tennessee offer for sale and 'sell to the highest and best bidder-in bar of right ef homestead and dower rights and right or equity of redemption alhof which are ejpressly waived the property hereinafter described to-wit: real estate in the 17tlu Civil District of the County of Sullivan State of Tennessee particularly described as follows: Begin ning at a point on the northerly sid-s of Tremont Avenue and easterly tide of Columbia Avenue and corner to same thence northeasterly with the northerly side line of Tremont Av-nue -50 feet thence at right angles to Tremont Avenue northwesterly 150 feet to an alley thance southwesterly with the southerly line of said alley 50 feet to a point in the easterly side line of Columbia Avenue thence at right angles to alley- with the easterly side line of Columbia Avenue 150 feet in a southeasterly direction to the point of beginning and being lot No 15 in block No" 7 of the Wood-lawn Addition to Bristol Tennessee map of -said addition being of record in the office for Sullivan County at Bristol Tennessee and being the same property described in a first mortgage or deed of trust irom Jacob Henninger Jr and wife Ruby Pauline Henninger to Alexander Parker and A Bowman Trustees dated October 15 1925 and recorded in Sulii-vnn County Tennessee office at Bristol in Trust Deed Book 50 at page to secure the pay went of notes aggregating $350000 Said sale will be made upon the following terms: For all'cash in an amount sufficient to pay past due taxes paving assessments or other such liens against the property and for such amount as may be bid over and above the principal secured by the first deed of trust payment of which may be 'assumed by the bidder The cash payment must also include interest on the amount of both deeds of trust and costa or advertisement and trustees fee under the said deed The balance due under the first mentioned deed of trust to tho undersigned trustees at the time of this rotico is'J90545 Thl the 2nd day i cf February TANLAC RESCUES TENNESSEE WOMAN Health ravaged Mr Cnroth- era averts disaster Health atid atraagth are restored Gajns 10 pounds want- to tell the men and women in Tennessee who suf-i fer as I did how regained -ray health 1 ORDER OF PUBLICATION CHICAGO Feb 3 (USDA) -Hogs receipts 30000' early market fairly active 10 to 15c higher now slow and draggy big packers not trading top 1230 paid for 180 to 210 pounds most l40jto 200 pounds 1215 to 1225 bulk desirable butchers 1205 to 1215 most packing sovfa 1085 to 1115 light weights 1125 to 1140 most slaughter pigs 1165 to 1190 few selecteds 1200 or better heavyweight hogs 1135 to 1220 medium 1190 to 1230 light 1190 to 1230 light light 1185 to 1230 packing sows 1075 to 1140 slaughter pigs 1150 to 1200 Cattle receipts 8000 fed steers and she tsock strong to 25c higher mostly 15 to 25c up bulls 10 to 15c higher other classes steady 1491 pound fed steers 1300 high of year yearlings 1200 several strings of heavy bullocks 1225 to 1250 tyilk fed steers-900 to 1150 stockers and feeders steady mostly 700 to 776 vealers 1250 to 1350 to packers outsiders upward to 1500 Sheep receipts 15000 opening trade mostly to yard" traders and shippers packers going slow bidding around steady to shippers and yard traders 15to 25c higher mixed fat and feeding lambs T340 choice slaughter Iambs to yard traders 1300 to 1335 early packer buyers 1275 to7 1300 choice 95 lb lambs 1285 sheep steady desirable fat ewes 750 to 825 feeding lambs unchanged demand for desirable kinds 1250 to 1300 few medium light weights to the county at 1225 Persistent coughs sn3 colds lead to serious trouble You can stop themWow with Creomulsion an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take: Creomulsion is a new and inhibits germ growth' nwrv Of all known drugs creosote Is recog- CALL MUNli nized by high medical authorities as omI NEW YORK Feb 3 Call of the greatest healing agencies for pep money steady all loans 4 closing eistent coughs and colds and other forma bid 4 Time loans steady mixed of throat troubles Creomulsion contains collateral 60-90 days 4 k-2 to to 6 months 1-2 prime mercantile pa- per 4 1-4 to 4 1-2 To the creditors of A Smalling deceased: John I Cox Ex et al vs Young et al In Chancery at Bristol All creditors and other persons interested in the estate of Smalling deceased are hereby ordered to come forward and exhibit their demands and have themselves made parties to the bill in this cause within the time prescribed by law or they will be forever barred This order will be published for four consecutive weeks in the Kingsport Times This January 10 1927 HODGE l-13-4t-thu-p Clerk and Master NOTICE OF SALE and says Mrs Jame3 A Ca-rothers Court Avenue Memphis several months I felt health' slipping and I lost all energy Soon all food that I ate soured on my stomach causing heaviness and acute pains I suffered from headaches and' dizziness wasted away When I liegan taking Tanlac I weighed only 105 pounds' Today Lara 115 pounds Tanlac gave me an appetite relieved my stomach troubles and my dizzy 'spells vanished It has kept me in the best of Tanlac made of roots barks and herbs usually builds up weak bodies drives out poisons that cause suffering and restores good health suffer needlessly Take wonderful Tanlac At your dents which soothe and heal the infected membrane and atop the irritation and inflammation while the creosote goes on to the stomach is absorbed into the blood attacks the seat of the trouble and check the growth of the germs Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory in tho treatment of persistent coughs and colds bronchial asthma bronchitis and other forms of respiratory diseases and is excellent for building up the system after Colds or 6ujO Money refunded if any cough or cold Is not relieved after taking accord rag to directions Ask your druggist (adv) 2500 Hornless LITTLE ROCK Ark Feb Nine -hundred -families or probably 2500 persons are homeless in the White'1 River valley flood area it was estimated today by Miss' Nellie Williams representative of the Red Cross at Brasfield following a survey of the WTiite Cache Little Red" and St Francis river sections THE GUMP S-COOflW RROW Hip LL JOY: THE CRISIS IS i HJT IS -BEGINNING TO RAUY-IF NO UNFORESEEN Complications set in TOUR SHALL TUB CARRIER'S' IS Still Zrf (t KNEW-NOW MUCH YOlIv ME -v UNTIL1 1 THOUGHTi WAGoiNfirro LOSE YftL FOREVER- I'M 'GLAD ONOLE BIM IS GETTiNGr WHILE HE WAV SICK -r I -vRUN -OR'JOMP around HAP- TD 8E AS- ii Quiet as a gisl MAYBE IT LETaME 1927 JOHN A rustc SIMMONDS 1 Trustee 0 FT THF SUM RISE- THERE It NO GOOD REASOW why riwr STARS CANNOT APPEAR TONIGHT AS USUAL -UNCLE BIM goting BETTER ROLL ON BEAUTIFUL WORLD ROLL ON -w 2-3-4t-wed-c I -L to 7 A 4 o-'- 13 All NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC s- r-f Ja'z is notice that A Matthews hy longer interested in rordonge-connected wth the Rursran' Dual Company in any- capvcK)' He "has no' authority toVreate any indebtedness sail Coal ConpaB)- to jt ny Eor to licet any monies owing to it At Kingsport Ter netsc-c ths February? 1927 I EUR GAN COAL COMPANY Ww BUnCAN 2-3-lt-p Sole Owner 0 a 3 i LLli Li ike 9.