The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 12

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1931. PAGE TWELVE BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL ARKE ST. CLAIR RIVER DISTRICT NEV.S Ir-ll-M in II CURB 1 IF Stock Prices Pick Up Slightly In Light Trade Wall Street Briefs TRIBUTE PI Youths In Two Schools To Hear Vocational Talks WHEAT RISES TO NEW HIGH SCHOOLS PLAN VOICE TRAINING STICKS TO Ml LODGE WOMAN it STOCK MARKET (Tlv The Associated Treso KW YORK tTOOK 1JST NOON Rubber Chal. Mf Br Th Associated Pre New York, Jan. 14 Cash: dividend payments made by domestic corporations in December totaled 1536.

S13. 416. against $223,175,079 in November. Standard Statistics company reports. The Petroleum division lei the list with disburse- St.

Clair. Jan. 14. Two vocational talks on "Mechanical En-glneering" will be presented in the Yale and Marine City High schools Thursday under the auspices of the Thumb Area Y. M.

C. A. Sales Too Small To Indicate Trend, Utilities Strong Outline Festival For County To Be Held In March AJat Allls Many Mourn At Bier Of Sister Killed By Car ii" Jl J4 ments of J100.69S.135. By COOI.KY (Associated Presa taff Writer) George Green, mechanical cngin- eer of the Yale Woolen mill, will JNew 1 ork, Jail. 14 Sr Peculating sentiment on th- curb reached th lowest ebb in we.

ks todav. Nei.w Runs Counter To Liverpool, Corn Sags (F.y The Asoclated Preys) Chicago. Jan. 14. Despite sharp downturns in Liverpool quotations, wheat here advanced today to new high levels for the present movement.

Scarcity of offerings was a bracing influence, together with reports that the main domestic winter wheat belt had become bare of f.now. Corn sageed. owing largely to announcement that the number of cattle on feed in corn belt states was 10 per cent smaller than a year aso Marysville. Jan. 14.

Plans for an all-county high school voice festival, to be held the last of March, were outlined at a meeting of Superintendents Norn's A. Hanks. Marysville, and Theo V. Kddy. St.

Clair. with Miss Ada lacking, state director of music of the department cf public instruction, Ictnsing, in Ietroit Monday. 'u ri i iv nt i re ax an c. five, with the result suit that Marine City. Jan.

14. Many friends pail tribute to Mrs. Margaret JJaker. Hi, prominent lodge worker of this city, this afternoon at funeral services in the Dower funeral home ana in the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs.

IJaker received fatal injuries when struck by a car Saturday night in Uetroit while returning from a theatre with her sixter. Mrs. llsrv Iliuhman. with whom she held In a narrowing N. E.

McDarby, director of sales of Auburn Automobile company, said orders from distributors and dealers for Auburn models received during the New York automobile show totaled 5,200, gainst 2.330 in the like period of 1930. Production has been increased, he said, and by Jan. 27 the Connors-ville plant will be producing around 300 cars daily. He added that the Cord plant at Auburn will be at capacity production by Feb. 1.

give a talk to members or trie tn-Y club in Yale High school at 12:20 p.m. Thursday. KImer Jasper, mechanical engineer in the motor department of Chris-Craft corporation, Algonac, will give a talk at 7 p.m. Thursday to a sroup of high school boys in the Marine City Hiich school. The talks will be informal with opportunity for the hoys to ask ouestions.

The engineers will tell the bovs how they tame to be mechanical engineers, what experience and training prepared them for their vocations, ivhnt changes they Th voice festival will be the firs project of the re-organized St. Clair County Literary. Musical, and Dramatic association of which Mr. Hanks is "president. The re- joieanized association includes all srhools in the county and has for its objective a co-operative plan wouM make in their preparation if I instead 17 43S .17 31S JS 7tv 4 9' 2 42H 4o; 7' 4T4 1SS 34 MS 4 .175 RUN SIS 3S 27', fi 44 4Vi 15 s-V.

t7 15'4j 44S of the formep competiti-e used in previous years. Steel Reports Not As Good As Expected By rLWPE A. AGGIE It (Associated Press Staff Writer) New York, Jan. 14 Although the more eager expectations were disappointed by the weekly steel trade reviews today, the stock market was inclined to be patiently hopeful and its downward drift was reversed. The mere trickle of selling which appeared during the slow decline of the rast days discouraged the bears and prices picked up a little after a further ease during the first hour.

Gains were narrow, however, and trading phlegmatic. With the large volume of new financing which has appeared this week, banking interests appeared content to let the share and listed bond markets rest quietly. Rails again led the way toward improvement. Shares advancing a point or two included Atchison. Baltimore Ohio, Chesapeake Ohio.

Northern racitic. Southern I'acific, New York Central and Union I'acific. A strong feature of low-priced tpecialties was General Theatres, which was started upward with a transaction of shares, up l-S. It later sold up 2 points to 9. Tobaccos rallied, with Reynolds rising more than 3.

and the stock 1 in response to its earnings report. Chemicals reflected short coverings. Allied and Air Reduction gaining 2. Coca Cola recovered 3 points. United States Steel, American Can and Westinghouse gained a point or so.

The steel trade reviews agreed they were starting again and wnai astern LIVESTOCK (Bt The Aas-fw-ia ted Press Ttroit IJrefctork Detroit. Jan. 14 Cattle, receiptf S0; opening Meariy but very da'il; fair to bock! 9.jni fair to good heavy holds for thev believe the future mechanical engineers. Sales during th- curlier part of tht" session were at ihe rate of lea. than 70.000 shares an hour.

A slightly heavy tone after tn opening gave way to some 1m provement but the extreme inar tivity prevented the development of a trend. His sagged in response to ne. that the first of the expected cruda price cuts hd been posted, J. though this unfavorable development seemed to have been tnosttr discounted in Tmsdav's declines Utilities tried for a time to lift the market out of Its rut Ther-were efforts to rally Electric Hond AV Share and American Superpower. Fractional gains were th best that could be obtained, however, and there plentv of stock available at the nominally higher prices.

Industrials and I a lti scarcely moved. Aluminum of America was temporarily active losing a couple of points. There were small sales of numerous in Am. Can Am. Car My Am.

For. Power Am. I.oro. Am. Kal.

Stand. San. Am. Smelt. Ref Am.

Tel. A Tel Am. Ton Anaconda Cop Armour of 111. At' hison T. 3.

Jf Atlantic Ref. Auburn Auto Baltimore Ohio Bethlehem Steel Bonn Alum RriKKS Mig Ftvrrouehs Ad. Mch. ers Co talumet Hecla Canadian Pac. Cerro 1 Paaco Chesapeake Ohio Cht.

ot. West Mil. St. P. Pac Mil.

St. P. a Pac. pfd. Chi.

North West Chrysler Colom. CSaa tt Kl Commonwealth South Cnnsol. Cont. Can Cont. Mot.

Crucible Kteel Cartlsa "Wrifcht letroit Kdlstin Pruir Inc IupoTil Ie Nem. Klect. Auto Llta F.rie n. It Vox Film tlen. Asphslt General Fleet Cen.

Foods Gen. Mot (Jen. Outdoor Adv. A Cillette Saf. Ft as.

Goodrich. B. Goodyear Tire Hub Graham Paige Mot Hudson Mot. Car Hupp Motor Car Illinois Cent. Inland Steel Int.

Harvester Int. Nickel Int. Tel. Tel Johns-Manville Kelsev-Hayes Wheel Kelvtnator Kennecot Copper i steers. a'l i 9 han.Iy we.

Kilt tmtrner Holy Land Views To Be Given In Adair Tonight At noon wheat showed 3-S to l-S cents advance and corn was 3-8 to 5-S cents up. Starting 3- off to 3-S cent up. Chicago wheat afterward showed general gains. Corn opened 3-S to 7-8 cent lower and tallied. Helping to lift wheat in the face of Liverpool price setbacks were otlicial reports that the Argentine government would use gold reserves immediately to support exchange r.ites.

Breaks in the Liverpool wheat arket were ascribed to weakness of Argentine exchange and to predictions of consequent increased pressure of Argentine wheat abroad. Kepoits from India told of continued drought. Nebraska was the only corn belt state where an increase of cattle on feed was reported. Five corn states east of the Mississippi showed a decrease of 1 5 per cent. The belt as a whole reported the num l'lan On Voice From 300 to 4 00 high school pupils will take part in the voice festival.

The town in which the program will te presented has not been selected. There will be a girls', boys', and mixed chorus numlj rsi. Miss Kicking is studying music now being used in the various schools in the county and will later submit a suggested program to the Plans lor an orchestra festival in April and a band festival in May were also tentatively arranged. S-hHl (onfcrriK'e Superintendent Uiurens A. Pack-aid.

Fort Huron, who was also a st-rs. J7.50 S.00 fair Rieer. i.T5- fair to (Co.1 heifer. $5.75 6.50: comrnnn lipht butcher. 14 ZIi.1j; het rowi, f5.O0ia5.5O; iroort butcher r.wi.

S4.50 cemnioTi butcher cow, 3. .10 4 00 rutters. JlOOy 3 Ij; runners 00 2. lipht b-jtiher bills, I 2 5 fr 5.75: lmlon hull. $5.15 stocli bulls.

$3.501 4 SO; feeder. 6.15: stoekers. 1 4 :4. 75; milkers, and 50. nr fi 5.

on. Veal calves 725: steady; bst. $12 On 12.50; others. Sheep and lambs K-teifls pros-peifs steady: best lambs 00 i g. 50 nec-onda lambs.

$7 00 down heavy lambs $7.25 fr00: fair to sued heep. 3.50 ti 4.00 culls and common. $1 Hoks Receipts 625 urostects ateady; mixed hogs, $6.35. was making htr home In Detroit this winter. Representatives of the various lodges which Mrs.

linker had bten an active mirntier were in attendance, Koval Purple Kebekah lodge No. 233 of which she was a charter mtmiifr and past noble grand; Kmily Ward chapter. No. 20 5. Order of Kawterri Star, Susie S.

Craves Hive. The Maccabees and the Lailv Arbeifers. Rev. K. 1.

urn l.y, of the Methodist Kpiscopal -hurch. officiated. Fiurl.U was in the family lot In Woodlaun Mrs. ISaker i- survived hy two adopted son. Harry and Maurice Hart wick Raker.

an.J one sister. Mrs. Bushman, fill of Ietroit. Mrs. Bushman was a witness at a henrtng in Tti.sd.iy in connfi'tioti w-i'h the accident which caused her sifl' r's ilv.ith.

Clyde Cunninaham. wh crir claim (-kidded on Ice fatally injuring Mrs. Raker and Joseph Bros-well. driver of another car. both of Detroit, were held for investigation.

Ma-aman Kites Thursday Alzonac Jan. 14. Funeral services for Gage llitamnn, 74. retired, a former Oetroit business mr.n and father Mrs. Will St.

John, who tlied Tuesday in the home of his riatight in the Colony will te held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday In the St. John residence. Itev. Gilbert W.

I.tidlaw. rector Af Sf Andrew's Krdscnpal church. ferred stocks, with chances Marine City, Jan. 14 Stereop-ticon views of the Holy Band wi.l be shown in conmctiori with a lecture by ltev, V. K.

Hetzel. pastor of the Immanuel Kvantellcal church. Itoyal tak. at p. m.

to-ilay in the First Kvangclkal church. Adair. The lecture is sponsored by th" Younc l'eople's association of Marine City and Adair livangeh-tal church PROVISIONS, PRODUCE riv The Associated press) Itetrolt 4 hale-, if produce retroit. Jnn. 14 Potatoes, Irttucs an ber of cattle on feed was the smallest since 1316.

Oats sympa thized with corn. Provisions were responsive to some of the other les.tlnrc enmnm1ltls were dull en the produce terminal to4 as the rt suit flow demand, but the oilier lines were alxmt stesdv to i. Fast Ituffalo Ij eorork r7Ft Buffalo. Jan. 14.

Hops, receipts 5.500 holdovers l.eoo l-low 220 pounds active; steady to 10c lower: weightier kin. Is draggy 10 4 -Or- lower; bulk desirable 170-210 pounds. $. j'o 8.75: 160 pounds and down, 220-240 pounds. $8.25 fr.60: 250-90 pounds, 0048.25; packing sows.

$6. 2 5 'il 6. 7 5. Cattle Keceipts 275; cows active, slrorif to 25c hiither; cutter grades medium Steers. $9.50.

Calves Rtceipts 125: vealer slow, steady to weak: good to choice 1 2.00 12. 50 downturns in hog values. Quotations on mm chases l.v and other larre lot buvers; otatoes MuhtKsit Shipmen Given Banquet Program At Home-Coming GRAINS AND SEEDS 'T) The Associated Press) lietroit (ash 4ten TVtroit, Jan. 14. Today'a openintf qu that improvement in the industry was coming slowly.

Iron Age placed raw steel output at 44 per ont Kresa-e S. Ling. Myers Tob. Co Loose wtles Bis Mack Trucks Missouri Pacific Montgomery "Ward Motor Wheel tl.irr.i' I nrr A Kusscts. .75 ii 2 f.

5 iscoraia i pound sa. ks, round whites $'5; 0S Ih. sacks. $1 fcS: Maine Hii ixximl Mountains, in ti .1. Tv 1 1 1 tatlons: of capacity, against 41a week ago.

Steel prices were firmer, but remained largely untested. Wheat No. white. 81: No. 2 red.

ST; $2.41: lfl pound sacks Oil tl 2. 1 frv hlaher: Idaho 100 r.oun.1 sacks liu' I common and medium. 7. 'n 9. 00.

I Sheep Receipt 0O; lambs unchanged; ood to choice 7 5 '1 8. 5 strictly choice luuoted $9.00 medium kinds and stronir 1 weights 8.25; throwoutu JT.OO'tf No. 2 mixed, 8 5. 1 Motors I National Biscuit Teas tOl) pound sacks New Brunswick loo pound sac' .50. Green Mountains, tl 0i2rio.

Corn No. 2 yellow. 78; Jo. 3 yellow 77. Oats No.

2 hite 3a No. 3 white S8. Kye No. 1. 70; No.

2, 65. Harlev 52 I 3. Alsike $13.75. Nat. Cash Beg.

A Nat. lairv t'l od Nat. Pow. It Light New York Cential in potatoes Tetinee bushel -will officiate. fUirial will be Oaklawn cemetery.

ers Na-cy Hulls. H.404I1 50- member of the committee selected to confer with Miso Bicking, was unable to attend. When the suggested musical program has been received by Mr. Hanks from Miss Kicking, a meeting of the larger committee of the association, consisting of representatives of all sctgools in the county, will be called to complete plans for the huge project, and also to complete organization of the new association. An exchange of dramatic programs between the various schools ha.s been suggested as a means of working out the dranuitic department of the association.

Poems. Tlieiiies, Stories A literary bulletin containing the best iwnns, themes, stories, and projects of the pupils in the various high sx-hools in the county will probably lie published before the end of the school year as a means for developing talent in the literary department of the association. Much of the credit for the adoption of the co-operative scheme to replace the competitive system is credited to Mr. Kddy. new head of St.

Clair schools, who helped develop a similar plan in Uerrien 1 4 alves rvtroit. Jan. 14. Rest countrv dressed. lC'lilte per pound; medium.

111)' 14c; tit; dressed. 2Ci21c. Northern Tacific 11.45; New Jersey bushel hampers Jerseys $2 60; lielaware Lushel inin Teleto Toledo. Jan. ash 13.

Today'a 4 lose closing quota- so 5. Iettlice Cal'fornl eentea lTnney. J. C- I'enn. K.

Pub. Ser. Corp. N. lure Oil Kadio Corp.

of Am. Uodio Kelth-Orp 3 00; poorer. C.roti': Arlaotu crates 4s. 5s. ortiinarv 1 1 7 5 'if as.

Marine -City. Jan. 14- Members of the women's auxiliary of lode No. 8. International Shipmasters' association had charge of the annual-home comiriK banquet and entertainment Tuesday niyht in the Shipmasters' rooms.

There were SO present. Mrs. T. J. Lavt-ly.

wife of Captain Ively. and president of the auxiliary, was in charge of the banquet. Mrs. William Haftan was in charge of the card social. Honors in bridge and five hundred went to Mrs.

Harry A. Smith. Mrs. William Meeker, William Williams, and Sol M. Foster.

4 nions Indiana snd Mi. hlran r.a Wheat S5ff 8. Corn 751176. Cats Rye 67c. Cloverseed Domestic, $14.50.

Alsike $13.75. arks yellows. few beat pound sacks whites, JO: Colorado rrstas 4 85 'j US 41 15' r.1 oS I3S 2 7S 9K 5 17S 15S US 31 so 30S 40S 31 59 7-i ICS 1 45 4 41 11S 47S 1 17 1S 47S ilS rzs us 47S 454. 4 7S 25 19 ...141 4 1S1 87 V. 67S 9 3.

10 ...151 4 15 '4. 13 r. T.eo Motor (St. San Fran. By.

jschulte Bet. Stores f.ew 115.00; old. Valerrlns 5le. $1.75 4 'elery California hslf cr.te. mostly $3.

SO; full crates mush. 14 11): In the Tobacco's, Reynolds 1930 earnings of $3.42 a share tended to dispel the gloom of the remarks in London Tuesday of Sir Hugo Cunliffe Owen, chairman of British-American Tobacco, who anticipated a reduction that in that company's dividend. New security offerings this week already exceeded $200,000,000 largest far any week since last spring, and more than $200,000,000 in additional new issues are pending, so that the distribution of new securities may divert investors from listed issues for a little time. The money market theoretically highly favorable to new financing. Call money held at Hi pe7 cent and some maturities in time money were loaned at the lowest in more than 30 years.

Tn addition to the steel news, business statistics were about a standoff. Freight car loadings showed a gnin from the Christmas Florida crates according size. Cash 13. Today lose closing quo- 'hicaao Chicago, Jan. tatlors; Immigration Men To Aid Commander Arrested In Sarnia Sarnla.

Jan. 14 Canadian Immigration authorities have interested themselves in the case of Douglas 5. Jeffrey, former commander in the Koal Navy, who Is held In the Umliton county jail on a charge of false pretenses. Immigration officers and city police have obtained a record of Jeffrey, showing that he resided in Indianapolis, Ind for some time, and after attempting to organize nlrnl.me exnedition to the South Cabbage New Vorlr ina nnnnj -k. Wheat No.

1 red. 824: No. Planish, mostly 50 pound asrks. $1.15: Texas lettuce crates mostlv 1: No. 1 mixed.

814 4 a (hirngo Ijteatork Chicago, Jan. 14. Hobs, receipts 3R000 including oirect: moderately active, lOfalSc lower; heavies off least; top $.25: bulk 130-210 pounds. S.00 i 1 5 220-310 pounds. 17.40 5 7.90; plg.

$7 85i8.25: few IS. 35; packing sows, light liKht Hunt. and choice 140-160 ts.104is.2S: light weight 160-200 pounds 8.25: medium weight 200-250 heavy weight 250-350 pounds 7. 20 '4i 7. 70 packing sows, medium and good.

275-500 munils, 6. 25 6.75 slaughter aood and chui 100-130 punds, $7,5011 S.J5. Cattle Receipts S.500; calves, receipts 2.000; better graie fed steers and long yearlings strong to 25c higher: mostly lo-1 up: others steady to troni; general tra.te mo-lerately active; she stock ruling steady to stronir: best yearlmss weighty steers, medium weiKhts. 13.25; slaughter cattle and vealerst Steers good and choice 600-900 pounds. $9.75 ffr 14.25; 900-1100 pounds.

$9. 75 1 4. 25 1100-130O pounds. $9.75 9 14. 25 1300-15u0 1 hard.

2 yellow, 3 white. Apples New York S. Vn. 1 ss4 utility 2'. Inch un Itlio.le Inland great stock I1.01.1S: C.

K. 1 Sarnia Men Say Financial Plans For Tunnel Complete inch Un Htiode Island ttua ti ua 1.25. Corn No. 3 mixed, 67 No. 70'70'-2: No.

3 white. 69471. Oats No. 2 white. 33; No.

33'n. Rye No sales. Barlei No range. Timothy seed 8.759.no. Clover seed 1 4.

1 5 it 2 2. 50. l.ard $8.60. Ribs 11.62. Bellies $11.61.

4 hleago Potatoes Chicago. Jan. 14. itecemta r. on trsrk lf.6: total r.

s'. shitmientj 712: stronn-r Sears-RMbUt Shell Fnlon Oil Sirclalr Con. oil South Cai. Kdlson Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas A El Stand. Oil, N.

J. Stand. Oil. N. T.

Studehaker Texas Corp Texas Uulf Sulphur Timken Holler B-aringa Cn.lerwood KUlott t'nion Carbide t'nlon Pacific Fnited Aircraft Fnlted Corp I'ntted (las Imp I. S. Rubber C. S. Steel S.

JMeel. pfd. Warner pictures West. El. Mfg Willys overland W'oolworth Yellow Truck Coach Am.

Rolling Mill Cont. Shares Eastman Kodak National B-llaa Mesa Simmons Co Tex. Fac. Tr the role. became involved with on Btisseta.

stesdv tin other- Irnrtir fair: auth- United States immigration in 1 in wi a TJ fit jr'nr- Pt Ot na fl fi an fr th ru p-wt in i to i I i jht in itrr to re tif is al hi tt ft .1 a h. a i sacked per isconsin round whiten, $1 45 4i l.Ci; Idaho Russets No. 1. $1 Chicago Future. Open Chicago.

Jan. 14. Today's opening county. when superintendent of schools in Three Oaks. ls Away With Drill Mr.

Kddy says that under the competitive system pupils had to drill on a certain music selection, poem, reading, or play for practically a. whole school year, previous to the few minutes allowed to present the selections. This prevented pupils from getting a more greneral and b-roader education In any particular 0'i; mostly ll.ltO l.4a: No. 2. 1140: week, but slightly loss than the normal gain.

common and medium 600 -1300 pounds 6. 25 "a 9. 75 heifern. good and Colorado M.Cluie Corn March, old 69 51ay. old 714 i new 7 1 41 July I New tork New Vork.

Jan. 1 I'm lalnna Bye, steady; No. 3 New Yoik and 44 Wheat old 82: May, old 84 western. 4 f. o.

t. Sarnia. Jan. 14 John Doherty and J. A.

local men who interested F. W. Martin. Detroit-Windsor tunnel builder in the proposition for a tunnel from Sarnia. have returned after interviewing Mr.

Martin in Windsor, with renewed assurance that financial arrangements are completed. ThH week local lawyers are busy preparins: a bill to be submitted to the Canadian parliament. No difficulty is expected in putting a corresponding measure through congress at Washington. W. J.

Scott, local realtor, today c. i. r. expert. 4.

new 84 'a; July 66 67. Oats March, old 34S; May. old 3 4V Kye May, old 43; new 43 July 43. ttirtey SlaJv; domestic ts New York. Fard Fitmer: Middle w.t ii.ti choice 5o0-850 pounds.

common and medium. 5.00 ry 8. 00 cows, gixwi and choice. $5. 25 7.25; common and medium.

low cutter and cutter. $3. 00 ft 4.25; bulls, yearlings excluded good and choice heef, J5.00 to 25 cutter to medium. 4. 00 i 5.

65 vealets. milk fed. Rood and choice. $9.0011.50: medium. 9.00; cull and common.

stix-k-er and feeder tattle: Steers, uonj and choice SuO-1050 pounds. common and medium 3. 50 a 7. 00. Sheep Receipts lo.oot); steady to shade lower; decline on fat lambs; few early sales to packers top to city-butchers.

$8.60: aft ewes mostly A. T. T. Earns $10.40 A Share my The Associated TPress New York, Jan. 14 The American Telephone Telegraph company earned ariroximately $10.40 a share in 19 said Walter S.

Gifford, president, in a statement today acompanving dividend checks The co-operative Kystem does Other artltlea urchanged. B. 1 away with this drilling and pre orltles. He subsequently resided In Windsor anil became popular in social circles. From there he came to Sarnia to take'opttons for oil lands in behalf of the Border Properties of Windsor.

His records show that Jeffrey was awarded the IMstinsruished Service Order during the World war. Thi charge on which he is held here Is that he obtained $20 by false pretenses from Geortre Steph enson. a local tailor, by giving him a check for 20 lounds on an Ens-llsh bank for clothintr and taking $20 In change. The check was returned. Jeffrey denies obtaining the J20.

hlch removes the case from a civil to a criminal action. sents to the pupils a more varied and interesting study program to Greenville Potatoes Greenville. Jan. 14. lotat.n-a nnchana.

ft RB COTATIONS KW TORK NO.JN ed, it which they naturally res-pond, is said. i 16 74 4 lamt.s. 90 pounds down, good and choice. $7.83 ft 8. 75 medium.

$6.75 7.65. New ork Suaar New Tork. Jan. 14. haw sugar unchanged early to.

lay. offerlnas rr more liberal with both Cuban and duty free sugars available at last tld prlcef assured a correspondent for The Times Herald that he had obtained the majority of options required for the Port Huron terminal of the tunnel. all weights, ommon. 5. 50 6.75: ewes.

90-150 pounds, medium to choice $2. 50W 4.O0: all weights, culls ar.d common. $1.50 of 3.4". but buyers Kliowe.i no interest good (ri.3.00: feeding lambs. pounds, and choice, $7,0 0 17.75.

i 10 1S .235 IK Aluminum Am. Am. Oan. Am. a Fn.

Pow. Afar Am. Gaa it Kl. Am. Super Power Can.

Marc. Wireless Central States Klec. Citi Service Commonwealth Kdlscm Common -wealth at south War. Cons. Cop.

Min Cord Corp t'urtun Wright War. lie Forest Radio Purant Mot EI. Bond Share Kl. Pond It Share, pfd Ford Motor of Canada and no vils were reported. Refined was quiet, with moderate withdrawals sgiilnst orders, but no rftr business rei.orte.1 Prices wero unrtianasd at 4.

70 tor line granulated. IS Chrysler Petitions Court To Stop Use Of Name 'Graham' 451, DAIRY, POULTRY (Iijr The Presfl 4 lrx tr Poultry Oictko 14. Alive, rerelpta ta ears 14 trucks, steady; fowls. 21; spring. 21: roosters, it; young tuiks.

IS; hsavy du. ks. 22; aeese. 14. to stockholders.

"While final figures in rt-spect to the financial results of the company for 1930 are not yet available;" the statement says, "preliminary summaries indicate earnings of approximately $10.40 per share for the year. "A net gal nof 125.000 telephones added to the Bell system during the year was much below normal growth, but not unfavorable when compared with the level of general Industrial activity. "Construction expenditures for additions and betterments during 1930 approximated $600,000,000. The operating companies of the Bell system generally carried out their programs asj planned at the begining of the year, thus assisting in the stabilization of employment and at the same time constructing facilities available for prompt use as general business conditions improve." Kord Motor. Ltd Fox Theatre.

A 4S Marine City Girl To Marry Today In Ohio City Marine City, Jan. 14. The marriage of Miss Myra G. Decatur, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.

Robert B. Decatur, 323 North Mary street to Bernard 1. Mitchell, nephew of Capt and Mrs. Louis Morrow, Star-ville, will take place today in Toledo, O. Miss Margaret Burkhart, Grosee rointe.

cousin of the bride, and John Decatur, brother of the bride will be the attendants. A reception and dinner -will be held tonight in the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will make their home at 457 Westminster street.

Marine City. v. Church Council Appoints Officers Marine City. Jan. 14.

Council-men of St. Johns Evangelical church of which Rev. H. K. Totzkc is pastor have appointed officers, as follows: President.

E. J. Lawrence: see retary. Harry Walters: treasurer Henry Kersten: organist, Mrj. George Crawford, and caretaker, Henry Ilustman.

Three new members were elected to the council of the church r.t the annual meeting. They are William Fahs. Mr. Kersten, and Edward Power. 9T 7S 4S BE Pi BACK Bethleham Stockholders Seek $36,493,668 Accounting (By The Aascftlated Press) Newark, N.

Jan. 14 Payment of 36,493,668 in bonuses to officials of the Bethlehem Steel corporation since 1917 is attacked by four stockholders of the company in a suit filed in the court of chancery. The suit asks for an accounting and the refunding of any part of the bonus total found to be excessive. The complainants also ask for an Injunction restraining officers of the company from making further bonus payments until the suit is settled. The defendants named are Kugene G.

Grace. president; president; Charles M. Schwab, chairman, and 15 past and present directors of the company. A'ice Chancellor John H. Backes 0 17 "4 14S li lertcit I'otiltry Ietrnl.

Jan. 14. Alive, receipts medluw marki firm; aid invert. IytKirn, 17c; hens. 4 pounds up, 23c; Leghorn 17c: stags.

12c; white du. ka. 4 pounds up Jael smsil ruiored rapons. pounds i 3 3 4i 3 5c; x-mw, young. 7 pounds and till, lr.c; turkeys, young.

20 pounds up. 3c old torn a. i5c. Goldman Sachs Gulf Oil Corp. Pa Hiram Walker.

G. a Hudson Bay, Humble oil A Ref Imp. Oil new Internet. Pet Niagara Hud. Pow Niagara Hud.

P. -A' War. Pen road Corp. Stanrt. i ril.

In tana Stand, oil. Ky Stand. CMl. c.nio Stutx Mot. car Am United Gas Vacuum oil Vick Fieance 2 sa tl 6 2 Ey The Associated Press) Detroit.

Jan. 14. Petition for a permanent injunction restraining the Graham-Paige Motors corporation from using the name Graham on trucks and busses it manufactures was filed Tuesday in federal court on behalf of the Chrysler corporation and Graham Brothers, one of its subsidiaries. The petitioner also asks a temporary injunction restraining Graham Taige from Manufacturing trucks and busses in competition with Graham Brothers division until Apr. 30.

931. and seek an accounting and payment for profits serived from the manufacture of trucks and busies under the Graham name since Dec. 29.19-9. The suit charges that Ray A. Graham.

Joseph Graham and Robert Graham agreed, upon sale of Favors $35,000 Lake Shore Park Itetrolt Hotter and $Jts Petroit. Jan. 14 Butter. lnl in tuls, 2, 27 c. Euks Freh ree elp'a according in juik ity.

ttois.e. 14 '(I IS' dirt. 14ti checks, 1 4c- McLaughlin Kites To Be Thursday In Marysville Home Marysville. Jan. 14.

Funeral services lor Daniel T. McLaughlin 63. who died Monday afternoon in family horn" at 56S Myrtlewood street, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the family home. Itev.

FY. Thomas Connell will officiate. Hurlal ill be in Mt. mope cemetery. Mr.

Mcl-augrhlin was born and raised in Port Huron. After spending a few years in Sarnia. he moved to Marysville where he had lived 1 5 years. To Witness Play, 'Husbands On Shares' St. Clair.

Jin. 14. The rnrenr-Teacher association is sponsoring a comedy play in three acts, entitled. "Husband on Shares," at p. m.

Thursday, in the auditorium of th Hish school. This play is being directed by Miss Mildred Travis. The HiKh school orchesiro, directed by Miss Margaret Jennings, will furnish music. Specialties will be in charge of Mrs. Ernest Gerke.

The kindergarten band. tiirvctcJ. by Miss Ella Tucker, will play. 4H 7. IH-7TROIT fTrCR IJST 11:30 A.

M. Detroit Steel prod, com Excello Aircraft A Tool Hutto Engineering, free Packard Motor Reo Motor com. Wheat And Beans Up In Thumb, Rye, Oats Unchanged Wheat and beans were quoted; up today In the Thumb grain rnark-ts. either prices were unchanged, with oats at 30 cents and rye at 4R to 53. Harbor Beach 1 Producta.

run New York Kairy New Tork. Jan. 14 Kgga. receipts 21- 133. niix-d color, regular clos-Jy selected heavy.

i'7S4-3f: nt" 2S27; firat. first 144 t25: medium firsts. 10 2i: refrlgerat closely selected txtia first. 1JSt22; fr lSil; seconds. nearby bete nery brown, regular ps-ked extra Z.

Butter Rc eipis ,47. ea-ir; creamerj hlaher than extra. 28 4C2HS; extra. acore. 27S: first.

tt-Sl scene. 2SS27. tliffse Beceii'ta ateady. Sarnia, Jan. 14 The city council favors a proposal by the board of parks for the purchase of 41 acres of lake shore property for a public park at a cost of $35,000 The city is asked to raise J25.000 of the money required.

E. L. Hedard. highest unsuccessful candidate in the municipal election, has taken the place in the council made vacant on account of the dath of Alderman John F. Myers last week.

11 IS S3 f4 Warner Aircraft 47orj Bank and Trust Companifi American State Bank Guardian tet. t'n. Group LIST .31 3.95 I 1.35 100 White wheat Oats Kye Pears Batl.y Buckwheat Feaa River Country Club To Hold Annual Dinner St. Clair, Jan. 14.

The annual dinner meeting of the t. Clair River Country club will be held in the St. Clair Inn at 7 p.m Thursday. Women members of the social committee of Marine City will have charge of the program. Bridge will be played.

Flection of officers will take place. Present officers are president. Arthur J. Scott. Marine City: vice president.

Fred W. Moore; secretary, H. A. Hopkins and treasurer, Ituss S. Jenks, all of St.

Clair. said he would announce today whether the preliminary injunction would be granted. The complainants' are Camillus Berendt. Hoboken, who holds 16 shares; Benjamin Glickfield, New-York, 500 shares; David Tait, Hackensack, 10 shares, and James TE. Riley, New Tork, 30 shares.

the Graham Brothers corporation to the Chrysler corporation. Apr. 30 1926, not to engage in the manufacture of trucks or busses in competition with the Graham Brothers corporation for five years and TBOTON OPPtf.R NOUN Aria. Commercial Copper Range East Butte Kranklin Ia Salle Poultry -Iii eesed. New York Y'ork, Jan.

firm. New Rati til IK 1 2 4 .42 11 li 3 7S Mohawk white wheat oats P.ye peans Barlty 'I- Nipissing North Butte 3- I lrt riomir.ioo yulnc-y Chlesira Ikairy Chicago, Jan. 14 Mutter, reealpta 77'. firmer; crearoery extras 9 ecor. standards.

i ciie 14V: rtt' firs'. t-51 score, 2S firsts. "ore. .1 4 21 OB Is. 4-i7 orot Eggs Ttecelid '37: easier: firsts.

24S'cx2i; fr-sh gra'led firsts. 2SS 123S: ordinary firtts, refrHl--tor extras. J. I 1.35 1 00 Buck- beat St. Mary'e Ctab Aii L'roawrll never to usj the iiraham name on busses or trucks they manufacture.

The sale price of the Graham Rro-ham Brothers corporation, the bill says, was $13,000,000. The Graham-Paire Motors corporation of which the three brothers are officers and directors, began in December. 1929. to manufacture trucks and busses under the Graham name, the suit alleges. Their holdings are all common stock.

The complainant says that the facts of the bonus payments were learned last bummer from testimony in the trial of a suit to prevent the merger of the Bethlehem Steel corporation and the Youngs-town Sheet Tube Co. Grace testified that his bonuses since 1325 had been: 1925 1916. f852.160: 1927. J721 peas White wheat Oats P.ye Beans barley Marine City Itriefs I Born Friday, to Mr. and Mrs Martin Hiekey in the home of Mrs.

Mickey's parents. Mr. and Mis. William lax. Kobertson street, a son.

Harold Martin. Kmily Ward chapter. No. 205. Order of Kastern Star, will hold a meeting Friday night in the Masonic temple.

A potluck supper will be served at 6:30 p. m. preceding the initiation of a class of candidates. Miss Anna Iaura Baird is home from Cambridge, where she was the guest of her sister. Mis.

Kay Wonsey, for several months. 10.69 39 S3 3 9a I it I Art Inhibit llehl St. Clair. Jan. 14.

The Colonial art exhibit given in the music room of the high school Tuesday night wns well attended. Tableaux representing pictures were presented under the direction of Miss Mary Tadfield. V. f. Honda New Tork.

Jan. 14. peoing pric; Liberty 2 a. $101.27: Liberty first 4 a. $H2 23: Liberty fourth 4tt.

.103.35 S. Treasury 4s. $1 24; ts. Treasury iSl. 1940-42.

Schulte-United Inc. Buckwheat Peas l.l'O LOCAL MARKETS WHOLESALE 44COT ATj4l8 Meat S5; 192S. IS31.445; 1929, fl.623,-753. The bonuses for six other officers in 1929. all of whom are named in the stockholders suit were: Quincey Bent.

J37S.664; C. ee ewt. i Veal. cwt. Iambi, erring rexsed iii.ooeu Ill.lOtf 14.Hi 14 oo 11914c 3te 2.917c St Clair Woman Dies, Services To Be Friday St.

Clair. Jan. 14. Mrs. Jacob Worth.

23. rural route. No. 1, St. Clair, died Tuesday night in St.

Clair Community hospital. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Friday in it. Man's church St. Clair.

Rev. Fr. Edward J. Kromenaker. pastor, will officiate.

Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Worth is survived by her husband, four children, three sisters. Mrs.

John Jacobean. Chelsea. Mrs. Michael Gawnick and Mrs. Charles Carly.

both of Detroit and one brother, Carl Hakel, also of Detroit. River Odd Fellows Plan Winter Picnic St. Clair, Jan. 14 The February winter picnic of the St. and Macomb 4ounties Odd Fellow association will be held in the local Odd Fellow hall.

Tuesday night, Feb. 2i. Arthur A. Sew-art has been appointed general chairman, for the picnic. The January winter picnic will be-held in F.osevllle, Friday night, Jan.

30. Pork, cowu roajHrr Chlckers Fa rm fresitTo batter. lt. Egg Bankruptcy Claim Filed By Creditors Br The As-cia'l Tr) New York. Jan.

1 4. An inr untary petition in bankruptcy filed today by three credit" against Hr-hulte-t nited, Inc a 4u sidiary of the Jichulte Cigar tor group. The petition submitted to ij" eral court estimated afts cf corporation at 19.000,000 and labilities at The petition set forth that Schulte-tTnited corporation Vr ates a chain of 0 stores ricaUm Ciites Talk, on IlusMa St. Clair. Jan.

14. Robert Ball was the speaker at the noon meeting Tuesday ot the Kotary club in St. Clair Inn. His talk was on the five-year plan of industrialization of Russia. Guests were present.

Milton J. Gearing, president, presided. 14laek leather tnre eontitlntng tare aim if money hank hank, vatunhle pipers and reretnti taken rmm 4. Miller A shhj l-frf ment Store Saturday night. Jaa.

If the party who took tto pars wi'l klndlr rrtnm Mm AT CCr. HM I.tll P. TKPDIK. BrMslwaj. Marine 4 Ity.

no artton will po taken or aueottena asked. 1-14 Oram and tVaat) Wheat $9 Saginaw Banks Are Merged Into $10,000,000 Firm Ey The Associated Pressl Saginaw. Jan. 14. The merger of the People's Savings bank and the American State bank under the name of the People's American State bank with combined resources of about $10,000,000 was voted Tuesday by stockholders of the former bank.

Emmet L. Beach was elected president of the consolidated institution and Henry T. Robinson was cnosen executive vice president. Benjamin Griffin, secretary-treasurer of the People's Savings bank, is cashier of the Beans J. Sib 4 00 Buckwheat Barley $10 4 2 It Peas, ewt- Rya Oata aterTAIL OrnTATIONS Meat CrOMISSEO esses TcH I Porterhouse steak, lb.

Round steak, lb. men's and women a clothing. i (. I Lansing Auto Si row Opens Lansing, Jan. 14 This city's first automobile show in two years opened Tuesday night with more than 2.000 people attending the exposition.

The show was officially opened by Gov. "Wilber M. Brucker. $4tt4'e 10 i ne 1 1 rnir Austin Buck. John M.

Gross. II. Edgard Lewis. J375.7S4; Robert E. McMath, $134,538: James H.

Ward. $54,305. The bill of complaint charges that the shareholders approved the bonus system at their annual meeting Apr. 3. 1917.

on the that the bonus was to offer an incentive to such services as would be of the greatest profit to the corporation. "It was? not represented to the the complaint continues, "or understand by them that enormous and excessive bonus payments for general officers and other employes would be made in future years." The complaint also declares upon information and belief that Charles M. Schwab, chairman of the board, who was entrusted with determining the amounts' of the bonuses, has not disclosed the amounts to the board of directors and that the directors neglected to require hirn to report the amounts to theTTK ParkV fW Claims or z.4o; tne i -m Sirloin teak. in. Stewing meat.

lb. Baron, lb. Smoked barea. lb. Hamburger l7e 2l4c 20c10c MOiC 4e KX Making Traffic Surrey Marysville.

Jan. 14. Representatives of the state highway department are conducting a today at the intersection of Gratiot highway and M-2 3. Surveys are made every' month. company with claims ril fikjl Joseph Issero claiming the petition; they listed as Veal Rr Ridig Cumtfvrl iocfades freedom from roaul shocks.

roast a tteak stew roaat the cor ro rat ion JI.U'JU.uv. silent bodies, smooth Veal Ve Pork Pork 2S14e StetOe I4 furnishlr.e-s and fixtures and and tromplet mental and ph Ib. Chop. 4 595 000 in cash. 875 lb.

Sao aage. lb. itetoc Tole. To Itolld In tcai relaxation. ISO czrowding plenty of room.

And just think, of their low prices! Shoulder Chickens Tfan c-stcr Toledo. r4Utry 'TegetaoleV' Hospital Head Resigns Sarnia. Jan. 14. Minnie Lee.

superintendent of th General hospital, has resigned. Miss K. W. sjcott succeeds her. Jan.

14 The New Hudson Hlver lirUlgc VVashrng-ton, Jan. 14 The new suspension bridge over the Hudson river between Fort "VVashinirfon, N. and Fort Lee, N. will be named the George "Washington Memorial bridge. The new bridge will cost $70,000,000 and its two main towers will be more than 100 feet higher than "Washington's monument.

Mayor's Son To Wed Marine City. Jan. 14 The marriage of Miss Mildred Agnes Beauchamp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Beauchamp, 414 Pearl street, to Adam Friederichs. son of Mayor ar.d Mrs. Andrew Friederichs. is scheduled to take place at 8 a.m. Thursday in Holy Cross 4-Jiurch, V-laF aSc Cabbage, lb.

announcd plans for a new tf for a new at toe i lng here to Leaf Wttuco. lb. Carrora. buncheg for. Ra tisbea.

2 bancbea tor Pepper, dosen 1 lfrc (Jthcx body models as attractively priced. Special equipment extra. All prices F. O. Detroit.

are pro- Two million tons of Jute duced each year in India. 1 early date at a cost oi aoou. 000. Wax Jaaaa, ib..