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Soybean futures Clean car Blue chips take steep fall Alton Evening Telegraph Tuesday, May 30, 1972 B-5 By ED DE MOCH AP Business Writer CHICAGO (AP) Soybean and grain futures wero heavily sold on early dealings on the Chicago Board Trade today. A principal factor in the weakness was failure of a definite trade pact involving agricultural commodities to come out of the recent Moscow talks. The trade apparently had expected that President Nixon or his aids would announce before the talks ended that a Russian commitment to buy grains from the United States had been obtained. Soybean futures were down nearly 3 cents on the opening and fell a total of 414 cents within the first hour. Soybean meal declined $1.50 a ton and soy oil fell back nearly 30 points.

Wheat prices eased nearly 2 cents and corn declined cents. Oats lost nearly 1 cent but iced broilers were little changed and trade was slow. The weather also was a factor In the liquidation but not quite so strong as the trade agreement. There were reports that rain fell in generous amounts in wide sections of the country during the holiday weekend. New crop corn futures as well as oats and all four wheat options were under strong selling pressure.

your Taxes? See Your CREDIT UNION takes off PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. (AP) Sheriff Arthur Helm's department recovered its sparkling clean squad car Monday after it had gone a way toward helping a youth with a problem of boredom. Helm said the 16-year-old ward of Ozaukee County's welfare department had received permission Sunday to wash patrol cars in the county garage as a means of keeping busy. The car and the youth soon disappeared. The car was found abandoned and undamaged Monday.

The boy was still missing. Eggs and poultry al Si. Louis ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs, consumer grades: A large 2129. A medium 15-23, A small 11-19, large 15-24; wholesale large 15-17, standard 11-13, medium 11-13, unclassified 8-10.

Hens: Heavy '(6 Ibs. and over) 9, medium (5-6 Ibs) 6 leghorns 2. Ready-to-cook broilers and fryers this week's delivery. approach 3-year high NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices eased ahead today as the Dow Jones blue- chip indicator moved closer to an almost closing high. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks gained 2.71 to 073.96.

On Dec. 18, the Dow closed at 875.14. The all-time closing high for the blue-chip indicator was 995.15 set on Feb. 9. 1980.

Advances led declines by a small margin on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said there was little in the news background to stimulate the market's rise. They noted that many investors had stepped out of the market to sec how long the market would continue its advance. The Dow average has climbed some 46 points in less than 3 weeks. Oils, motors, rubbers and mail order-retail were up.

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ALL WITH -NEW LOW CLOSING COSTS FINANCING on to of Appraised Valuation, FINANCING on to of Appraised Valuation AND I- A ASSOCIATION EAST THIRD STREET'ALTON, ILLINOIS. PHONE 465-4483 Livestock prices at East St. Louis NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, III. (AP) Estimated receipts for Wednesday: 6,000 hogs, 700 cattle and 50 sheep, butchers 2 5-50 lower, sows 27.00-27.25, US 1-3 210-240 Ibs 26.50-27.00, US 2-3 240-270 Ibs 25.50-26.50, US 2-4 270-325 Ibs 24.00-25.50. US 1-3 300-400 Ib SOWS 22.50-23.00, US 2-3 400-500 Ibs 22.25-22.50, US 2-3 500-000 Ibs 22.50.

Boars 22.75, under 350 Ibs 21.50-22.00. Cattle receipts: 3,500 head. Slaughter steers and heifers steady except high choice and prime steers 25 higher. Cows steady, bulls steady to 1.00 higher. Choice and prime 1200-1300 US 3-4 slaughter steers 36.75-37.75, choice 9501200 Ib US 2-4 35.50-36.50, good and choice 35.00-35.50, standard and good Holsteins 10001300 Ibs 31.50-32.00, some 1400 Ib good 32.25.

Choice and prime 950-1025 Ib slaughter heifers 35.75, choice 850-1000 Ibs 34.00-35.50. Utility and commercial cows 24.00-26.50, utility Holsteins 27.00-27.50, cutter 23.00-2S.OO, canner 20.00-23.00. Choice and prime vealer calves 50.00-52.00. Sheep receipts: 250 head. Slaughter lambs lower, ewes sleiidy.

Choice and prime 90- HIO Ib spring slaughter lambs 34.00-35.00, good and choice 85-100 Ibs 32.00-33.50, choice and prime shorn old crop 90105 Ib slaughter lambs with Nos. 1-3 pelts 32.50. Utility to choic slaughter ewes 5.007.00. Cash grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard red 1.59n; No 2 soft red 1.46n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.27i4n.

Oats No 2 extra heavy white Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.46$n. Soybean oil 11.23n. 18 selected stocks Following are today's noon quotations of New York Stock Exchange issues research has indicated are widely held in the Alton area as supplied to the Alton Telegraph by Newhard Cook from its Alton branch office. The New York Exchange closes daily at 2:30 p.m. (Alton Time), so these are not the closing quotations: Air Reduction AT 43 Clark Oil 14 General Motors Grant (W.T.) Co Kresgo (S.S.) Co McDonnell Douglas Mobil Oil National Steel Olin Corp 17 Owens-Illinois Penney (J.C.) Co 8014 Sears Shell Oil Co 46V4 Squibb Beechnut Standard Oil (Ind.) Standard Oil (N.J.) 76J4 U.S.

Steel 31 In and out of area hospitals Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Dennis Cox, 3804 Horn Ernest Fraser, Litchfield Frank Schlanker, Medora Mrs. Audrey Allen, 2423 Sherwood Mrs. Lucille Rhoades, Wood River Mrs. Emmadell Norby, 2411 Brown Mrs. Pauline Binkley, Beth alto Jeffrey Young, Wood River Mrs.

Freda Hunt, Wood River Kenneth Wahlstrom, 5102 Candy Lane Mrs. Ruth Howard, East Alton Mrs. Lillian Berry, 3297 Hawthorne Cecil Blankenship, East Alton Elma Heinze, Moro David Morris, Brighton Mrs. Linnie Singer, 704 Lampert Mrs. LaWanda Clutts, Wood River Mrs.

Nancy Sloan, Wood River Mrs. Mable Palmer, Wood River Mrs. Helen Gregory, Grove Springs, Mo. Mrs. Joyce Hardin, 1229 Clawson Mrs.

Pauline Lock, 1041 Danforth Mrs. Mae Daughterly, Carrollton Mrs. Bessie Lou Marshall, 1315 Highland Mrs. Wanda Prior, Worden Robert Lambert, Brighton Mrs. Ellen Baehler, Cottage Hills John Meyers, Hazelwood, Mo.

Wendell Ledbetter, Godfrey Mrs. Derotha Bowman, Granite City Mrs. Sharon Wolf, Edwardsville Mrs. Imojean Elliott, Cottage Hills Mrs. Betty Mclntosh, East Alton Mrs.

Patricia Hatfield, Godfrey Debra Schilling, Cottage Hills Edgar Wilson, Godfrey Cleon Palmer, Grafton Susan Sancamper, Brighton Layne Bennett, Godfrey Mrs. Nellie Federle, Godfrey Edward Lamb, Edwardsville Dr. John McBrien, 2425 Maxey Charles Ellis, Edwardsville Nancy Schulz, 2401 Oakhurst Mrs. Wyona Elliott, Bethalto DISMISSALS Dennis Cox, 3804 Horn Sun Tok Graham, Hamburg William Snedeker, Bunker Hill Mrs. Ethel Monks, 2021 Main Priscilla Lewis, 3101 Fernwood Leo Geisen 2705 Tulane Lori Finn, East Alton Jeffrey Young, Wood River Kenneth Wahlstrom, 5102 Candy Lane Chad Evans, Bethalto Mrs.

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Pens. $1.08 to $65.00 COMPLETE SELECTION ATTACHE' CASES BRIEF CASES WALNUT MONOGRAMMliD HOOK ENDS DESK ASSC. GODWIN OFFICE SUPPLY Commercial Stationer" 114 E. Broadway Ph. 4I5-77M Mrs.

Norma Stassi, East Alton Mrs. Ella Roemer, Shipman Mrs. Helen Bailey, Wood River Mrs. Dorothea Feller, East Alton Mrs. Mary Harvey, Edwardsville Lathy Rexford, 3829 Horn Mrs.

Ernestine Strange, Edwardsville Kelly Eathon, Bunker H1U Julie Belchik, Godfrey Susan Taylor, East Alton Jeffrey BarUett, 103b Manor P. Jay Shoppell, East Alton Gregory Pitchford, East Alton Marjorie Lenhardt, Godfrey Joseph Daugherty, Godfrey Andrew Klaffer, 502 Bering Carl Cottingham, Shipman Maxine Noble, 625 Mather David Webster, 2620 Salu Mrs. Norma Kendall, Bethalto Tempa Groves, Grafton Mrs. Irene Duhrkop, Godfrey Mrs. Patricia Shewmake, East Alton Mrs.

Luana Williamson, Worden Mrs. Violet Cummings, Godfrey Mrs. Joyce Hunter, Jerseyville Albert Wittenborn, Godfrey Mrs. Fay Schuette, Bethalto Sandra Halford, 1126 Main Rena Hamilton, Bunker Hill Herschel Weese, Hartford Becki Scanlan, Jerseyville Timothy Ettling, Wood River Michael West, Wood River Cindy Crider, Cottage Hills Mary Schenk, 3548 Aberdeen Harold Shinpaugh, 1019 Diamond Steven Miller, Godfrey Rebecca Carson, Godfrey Mrs. Nancy Sloan, Wood River Mrs.

Mary Steward, Wood River Mrs. Dorothy Kimbrough, 1327 Pearl Mrs. Catherine Robinson, Shipman Mrs. Ruta Stanley, East Alton St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Nocole Childress, Brighton Mrs.

Violet Esarey, 313 E. 3rd Lucy Hines, Wheeling Mrs. Shirley Minnie, Bethalto Michael Stotlar, Wood River Margaret Covington, 626 Joesting Randall Willmore, Collinsville Mrs. Elsie Wasser, Edwardsville Cynthia Wisnasky, Edwardsville Elisabeth Cox, Hartford Joy Isom, 909 Oakwood Mrs. Lillian Fensterman, 1713 Sycamore Mrs.

Helen James, Godfrey Mrs. Janice Lara, 306 Me- Clure Mrs. Helen Moenning, Meppen Mrs. Ella Moss, 410 Emerald VicM Prince, Granite City Albert Saddler, 1001 Tremont William Schlemer, Edwardsville Mrs. Diane Taylor, 2407 Hazel Mrs.

Sandra Thackcr, 1202 Rockspring Samuel Thomas, 1039 College Mrs. Etta Cole, 251 Orlan Morris i 944 Tremont Collins Poindexter, 1516 Maupin Mrs. Lorraine Austin, Brighton Mrs. Ethel Jones, 1003 Belle Mrs. Kristine Kline, 923 Danforth Karla Harley, 1816 Woodland Louis Mouser, Brighton James Daoukas, St.

Louis, Mo. Mrs. Jessie Hyatt, 1333 Taylor Grevelle Timmermeier, 410 Lampert Ronnie Smith, 9 Sullivan Kimberly Stanich, East Alton Ifondel! Perry, 611 E. 5th Louis Gallina, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Thomas Anderson. Wood River Mrs.

Bonnie Bramet, East Alton Alfred Cosby, Cottage Hills Mrs. Elaine DeSherlia, Brighton Mrs. Alma Dossett, Bunker Hill Mrs. Myrline George, Barnhart, Mo. Herman Jann, 611 E.

8th Tina Johnson, 2503 Clawson Mrs. Roberta McNece, 3863 Western Mrs. Mary Plumb, 1312 Pearl Mrs. Rebecca Robinson, Wood River Mrs. Dorla Schnettgoccke, Carrollton Mrs.

Jaimey Steele, 515 William Chotard Stephenson, 3108 Belle Harold Stolte, Edwardsville Stanley Yost, Brighton Cynthia Wisnasky, Edwardsville Mrs. Jeannett Bickmore, East Alton Thomas Caffey, 1206 Coppinger Robin Hamilton, 1409 Fletcher Lucy Hines, Wheeling Benjamin Landers, 1518 E. 4th Mrs. Linda Long, 611 Forest Robert Manning, Jerseyville Francis Reynolds, Grafton Mrs. Betty Thompson, Brighton Mrs.

Inez Williams, 1312 Highland Robert Albrecht, 826 Logan Mrs. Evel.yn Abel, 630 Joesting Mrs. Bunta Camp, East Alton Mrs. Rene Harshbarger, 2215 College Krlsti Hauck. Godfrey Mrs.

Mary Huber, Brighton Brian Metzer, Brighton Donald Patterson, Bethalto William Purdy, Grafton Mrs. Elaine Rea, East Alton Mrs. Joyce Robcrson, Grafton Mrs. Judy Hull, Bunker Hill Gloria Smith, 3 E. 10th Louis Stahlhut, Moro Cecel Vinyard, Wood River Mrs.

Joanne Watson, Mrs. Loraine Weatherby, Godfrey Thomas Williams, East Alton John McClintock, 2624 Yeager Mrs. Emma Sanders, 744 Park St. Anthony's ADMISSIONS Edward Cox, 253 Dooley Dr. Paul Franklin, 2 Washington Mrs.

Vera Halloran, 420 Foulds Mrs. Mamie Sparks, East Alton Mrs. Margaret Simpkins, Bethalto Mrs. Zella Monday, Godfrey Mrs. Lillie Silkwood, 3103 Fernwood DISMISSALS Deborah Wells, Bethalto Harry Taylor, 2107 Orchard Mrs.

Patricia Tomblingson, East Alton Mrs. Carrie McDaniels, 2620 Brown Mrs. Elizabeth McCormick, 3485 East Broadway William Carr, 3522 Horn Mrs. Mary Lind, 937 Danforth Cynthia McDaniels, Cottage Hills Elma Heinze, Moro Ricky Cato. Cottage Hills Gregory Stawiszynski, Wood River Rebecca VanAusdoll, 410 Mathor Mrs.

Margaret Simpkins, Bethalto Albert Saddler, 1001 Tremont Mrs. Terah White, 2410 E. Broadway Jo Ann Galeener, Bethalto Richard Wyatt, 1'030 Union Wood River Township ADMISSIONS William Treadway, 6A Ferguson Gary Wood, East Alton Diane Cagle, Alton Bobby Creekpaum, Cottage Hills Lawrence Evans, East Alton Mrs. Catherin Effinger, Alton Robert Zook, South Roxana Mrs. Irma Heeren, Cottage Hills Leon Young, 558 N.

Brushy Grove Robin Burns, 327 Marquis Mrs. Betty Robertson, 211 S. 13th Mrs. Mary Smith, 441 Madison John Reynolds, East Alton James Sanders, Alton Beilly Tope, 511 S. 9th Mrs.

Mary Taylor, 539 Charles DISMISSALS Mrs. Carol Chamness, Roxana Mrs. Ruth Roach, Hartford Mrs. Flora Dorman, 120 Eula Ralph Page, East Alton Ronald Carnell, Hartford Lilly Creek, East Alton Herbert Haug, Godfrey William Hunter, East Alton Mary Harbaugh, Alton Mrs. Delores Walker, 351 Park Lane James Baker, East Alton Julie Roberson, East Alton Mrs.

Shirley Matthews, 264 S. Central Dawn Meyers, Alton Mrs. Anna Baker, 1103 Madison Mrs. Elsie Brown, Alton Merrill arable, East Alton Linda Baker, Alton Fred Taylor, Godfrey Carolyn Wilcox, Hartford Mrs. Agnes Moore, Bethalto Bobby Creekpaum, Cottage Hills Mrs.

Dorothy Wyatt, East Alton Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Edward Smilh, Medora Karl Haselbarth, Hardin Ella Wieneke, Brussels Eva Timpe, Jerseyville Karen King, Eldred Elvin Sexton, Jerseyville Helen Boner, Jerseyville Keith Linslcy, Medora Melissa Summers, Jerseyville James Langley, Dow Evelyn Presley, Hardin Anita Smith, Jerseyville Elsie Erecki, Kampsville Florence Barnese, Bunker Hill George Ilennenberg, Jerseyville Sophia Handler, Jerseyville Robertii Lee, Brighton Michelle Benedict, Jerseyville DISMISSALS Anne Plumb, Jerseyville Andrew Snydcrs. Batchtown Edwin Kappler, Jerseyvilie William Brady, Kane Elsie Gerecke, Kampsville Pauline Daiker, Grafton George Hennenberg, Jerseyville Lawrence Blck, Batchtown Bonlta Seehatisen, JerseyvUle Roberta Lee, Brighton Sandra Buroh, Medora Rose Chapman, Fieldon Charles Thomas, Jerseyvllle Ary Rucker, Dow Gordon Goodman, Jerseyville Margaret Linsley, Medora Arten Campbell, Jerseyville Grace Ayres, Jerseyville Mary Rowling, Jerseyville Anna Marshall, Grafton Herbert Thomas, Jerseyvllle Carlinville Area ADMISSIONS Lula Sanson, Carlinville Julia Angelo, Carlinville Dennis Bilbruck, Carlinville Ronald Tieman, Gillespie Harold Roberts, Carlinville Russell Patton, Carlinville Ricky Boatman, Carlinville Donald Hobkirk, Carlmvffle Marion Casey, Carlinvllle Cleora EUer, Carlinville Matthew Boente, Carlinville Marlene Tudar, Carlinville Russell Bridges, Carlinville Virginia Llppold, Carlinville David Rogsby, Chesterfield DISMISSALS Dorothy Dunn, Carlinville Ronald Strohbeck, Carlinville Patricia Turner, Gillespie Ronald Tieman, Gillespie Elizabeth Anderson, Carlinville Jacqueline BoummetJi, Gillespie Marion Casey, Carlinville Edward Domkowski, Wilsonville Jeffrey Eldred, Carlinville Viola Fornero, Carlinville Bessie Radcliffe, Carlinville Staunton Community ADMISSIONS Ryan Redolfi, Benld Cynthia Faulkner, Staunton Henry Meier, Alhambra Nelle Judd, Litchfield Letinzia Langley, Sawyerville Florence Parish, Sawyerville DISMISSALS Violet Jarden, Staunton Sarah McKee, Benld Loretta Fech, Livingston Ryan Redolfi, Benld Ruth Triplo, Benld August Weishaupt, Moro Boyd Memorial (Carrallloa) ADMISSIONS Charles Estes, Carrollton Keith Cole, Greenfield Willard Smith, Rockbridge Irvin Allen, Greenfield Ruth Schroeder, Carrollton Mrs. Alta Reif, Eldred James Nash, Greenfield Michael Brangenberg, White Hall Mrs. Donna Waldheuser, Eldred Wilbert Marshall, Medora Charles Cannedy, Greenfield DISMISSALS Mrs. Zona Lynn, Kane Mrs.

Dora Pratty, White Hall Callie Purl, Carrollton Mrs. Eva McFain, Carrollton Mrs. Margaret Laux, Kampsville Mrs. Nina Hall, Carrollton Charles Estes, Carrollton Raymond Grizzle, Carrollton Wilbert Marshall, Medora St. Joseph's (Highland) ADMISSIONS Mrs.

Carol Kelso, Edwardsville Thomas Luchtcfeld, Edwardsville Daniel Will, Edwardsville Mrs. Donna Cralley, Glen Carbon William Merrill, Edwardsville Mrs. Mary Michals, Edwardsville Mrs. Margaret Schlemer, Edwardsville Mrs. Glenda Reiter, Edwards- villc Adam Gergen, Edwardsville Mrs.

Helen Foedderer, Edwardsville Frederick Kolesa, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Earl 'Krieger, Edwardsville Mrs. Anna Wiehe, Edwardsville Mrs. Dessie Yates, Edwardsville Hugh Tate, Edwardsville Mrs. Laura Best, Edwardsville Mrs. Carol Henschold, Edwardsville Rabies clinic set Wednesday at VEC office A Alton-Godfrey area rabies clinic will be held from 6:30 p.m.

to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Alton Volunteer Emergency Crops offices, 2400 Bloomer Drive. Rabies shots at $4 each wilt be restricted to dogs, according to veterinarian Dr. Robert Brakeville, who will administer the shots..