Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 20

20 THE JOURNAL AND OURIER LAAYETTE IND Tuesday Evening March 3 1964 24 ile or Local HOME HOSPITAL GiJfltt'il BIRTHS iwrM Therapy Members of the Expanded main divisions within Serving the Middlewest for 90 years Stocks Continue 494 No 37 A IHC 14 ft with hoist bad fold down rack hoist This truck has Own your share of American business REMC NAME ADDRESS th ft i ft'1 irestone and animal intermediate expanded quarters on floor according to Simek administra Beagle Club Winners Told 30 20 IS Eliz into the near owler grandparents rancis Has Mrs John is the 25 25 00 300 450 No 560 to to to to COMMUNITY OWNED BUILT Pct Pct Pct cow Gur bull Juvenile Books New I3 Hole double tachments 400 hay Murdock Cubs Are Cited at Banquet Over 250 Cub Scouts their families and friends attended the Blue and Gold banquet of Pack 5 at the Congress Street Methodist Murdock School sponsors the Pack Awards were presented by pack committee chairman Rob ert Wilkinson to John Haynes Stephen McKim Dennis Short John Van Pelt James Hirsch inger 'Michael McCaffry Pat McCaffry Marty Hawbaker Rudy Mahara a i Miteff Michael Crapeau John Huffer William Pyatt and Peter Wil kinson Inspection of uniforms was held prior to the banquet Bontrager in Visit Here Claims Lead Drive West La Gertrude Grond St Mrs Gary son 2013 Monon 275 to 350 to 450 to 600 Boors Hospital Dismissals SHELLER and GRINDER Deere corn iheller Bear Cat We boy or seH ati feted and unfeted securities both round lots and odd lots for customers at minimum exchange commission rates Up to date suggestions available on request No 140 IHC wagon NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE and other principal security and commodity exchanges and CULTIMULCHER manure spreader 10 ft Brillion 285 340 19 To Spiral NEW YORK The stock market staged another strong advance Monday pushing into new high ground in heavy trad ing I Those who believed that the rise of the Dow Jones industrial average above 800 at the close riday would signal profit tak ing were proved mistaken The Dow industrials moved up 261to 80275 Trading was heavy and stock tickers were late much of the time Steels aerospace issues television set makers electrical equipments selected motors chemicals and nonferrous met als made gains Volume swelled to 57 million shares from 498 million on ri day The Associated Press average of 60 stock rose 6 to a new peak of 2986 with industrials up 10 and rails up 7 both to record highs and utilities unchanged Of 1336 issues traded 629 rose and 447 fell New highs for the year totaled 75 and new lows 9 Prices were irregularly high er on the American Stock Ex change Volume was 16 million shares compared with 149 mil lion riday Corporate bonds were mixed government bonds were mostly unchanged to higher Room 203 Phone: SHerwdbd 2 5041 Moor To Student Post Miss Nina Kirkpatrick daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick 601 Bexley Road has been appointed coordinator of student activities at Califor nia State College at Los An geles Dr Robert Brass dean of student activities an nounced Miss Kirkpatrick is a West Lafayette High School graduate and received a bachelor degree in philosophy from Purdue Uni versity where she was a mem ber of Pi Beta Phi Sorority Warriors Parents To Discuss Parade The parents of the Lafayette Warriors Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will meet at 7:15 pm Wednesday at the Ameri can Legion Home to discuss the Loyalty Day parade sched uled for May 2 The boys of the corps will meet at 7 pm Wednesday at the county court house for practice Dow Jones Stock Averages: euss up is or ozj 19221 up 01 or 009 14052 oft 033 or 023 State Posts Three Lafayette area state legislators filed renomination declarations Monday in the sec retary of office Indi anapolis while 21 candidates filed for various posts in Tippe canoe County State Sen Lee Clingan Cov ington filed for renomination as joint senator from ountain Warren and Vermillion Coun ties State Rep Ulric Henrichs DeMotte filed for renomina tion as joint representative from Jasper Newton and Pylaski Counties State Rep John Donaldson Lebanon filed for renqmina tion as Boone County represen tative In the Tippecanoe County office these candidates filed Monday and early Tues day: Paul Schuh Rt 12 Repub lican for renomination as coun ty commissioner 3rd District Arthur Tichenor Jr 1809 Summit Drive West Lafayette for West Lafayette Board of Education Jerry Lee Coffman 1334 28th St Democrat for county treasurer or Republican precinct com mitteeman: George Boone 1621 Tippe canoe St from airfield Town ship Precinct 18 and Nolan Bohnstedt 30 Blackfoot Court from Wea Township 4th Pre cinct or Republican state conven tion delegate: Bdhnstedt Paul inkenbind er Rt 4 Perry Township Andrew Kerker Rt 9 Shelby Township Mrs Sarah Brown Rt 8 Union Township Miles Benham 401 28th St airfield Township Precinct 24 Saul Goldman 1108 Lin den Drive Wea Township Pre cinct 2 rederick Hoffman Rt 4 airfield Township 40th Precinct' Warren Ardapple Rt 7 Wea Township 1st Precinct and James Small Dayton Sheffield Township or Democratic precinct com mitteeman: Mrs lo Bennett 524 5th St airfield Township 13th Pre cinct Curtis Hostetter 1107 Digby Road airfield Township 8th Precinct and Paul Brooks 27 18th St airfield Township 23rd Precinct or delegate to the Demo cratic state convention: Brooks Dr Holladay 1403 14th St airfield Town ship 4th Precinct Joseph Bannon 30 Mary Hill Road airfield Township 8th Pre cinct Mrs Mary erguson 500 15th St airfield Town ship 8th Precinct and Paul A Kirkpatrick 3011 Elk St air field Township 33rd Precinct State Sen Russell Bon trager Elkhart estimated Monday in a campaign swing through Tippecanoe County that he is in the race for nomination as US senator Bontrager arrived at Lafay ette Sunday night and left Mon day noon after discussing his campaign and qualifications 200 lbs 240 2S0 300 AVOR ITE PEN PAL MADISON Wis (UPI) Jack Olson said he has been flooded with letters some anti Negro some anti Semit ic and some anti Catholic since President 16 year old daughter Lucy Baines visited him The University of Wiscon sin student also said many of the letters urged him to use his for fa vors in Washington Winners of the Wildcat Creek Beagle Club field trial Sunday at Mulberry have been an nounced Thirteen inch group: Cresent Sparkey owned by Max of Greencastle first Stansline i Mike of rankfort second Perkins 1 a Mike third Shallow Sally Willard Sapp of Danville Ill fourth and Lucky White rost Don Layton of rankfort fifth ifteen inch group winners are i Marktime Ed Haynes of Lafayette first War field Mose Merlin Lucus of Wil liamsport second1 un A Run Choir Girl Tom Maddox of La fayette third orrest Hill Rocky erris Morris and Hulsey of rankfort fourth and Wilcliffe Timmy Julsey of rankfort fifth March 2: Larry Anderson Delphi Mrs Amos Bishop 704 Chauncey Ave West Lafay ette Roy Bryant Otterbein Mrs Joe Corwin 1705 Summit Drive West Lafayette Mrs Phillip Gorsuch and daughter zzo ij Arnold fayette Mrs 619 28th Hancock and Ave Mrs Chris Helderle and daughter Wolcott Mrs Helen Laposi Rensselaer Michael Lawler Greencastle Miller 460 Vine St West La fayette Martin Miller 1906 Still well St Mrs Thomas Milligan and son 1426 Hart St Mrs Earl Niccum 1223 15th St Mrs arris Seabolt and son Martin St Mrs A Sproles and son Brookston Doyle Tay lor Buck Creek Harold Treida Rt 3 Mrs Gale Widner 534 31st St I960 No 160 IHC and 9TH and ERRY STS ACTORY WAREHOUSE PHYSICAL THERAPY OPENED Home Hospital physical therapy department assistant Ronald Rice (left) describes stall bar equipment in the expanded new site Three main rooms on the first floor have been utilized for rehabilitation of limbs and muscles CASH GRAINS Markets) CHICAGO No wheat or soles Corn No 2 yellow 123V4 V2 Home physical ther apy department has moved into new and the first ranklin tor Three the department mechanical electrical and hydro have separate rooms in the new area The department offers re habilitation of muscles and limbs damaged or made help less through disease and injury In the gymnasium like me chanotherapy unit are stall bars parallel bars wall weights shoulder wheels dumb bells of various weights a cir cle bed and other exercise equipment The electrotherapy room fea tures all the equipment run by electricity including ultraviolet machines ultrasonic sound in frared short wSve diathermy and microwave equipment The hydrotherapy room is currently equipped with a whirlpool bath A large pool for underwater exercises which will accommodate walking re habilitation programs will be installed soon said Miss' Alice ollick chief registered physi cal therapist A light and sound intercom munication system links the various rooms with the thera station The station itself is connected to the mechano therapy and electrotherapy units through two large observation windows A long wide corridor will be helpful in many reha bilitation walking programs Miss ollick observed believe these enlarged facilities will add to the aims and objectives of Home Hospi tal better patient Simek noted The department is staffed by three registered physical thera pists and two assistants HOG MARKET STEADY The hoa market was steady to weak Tuesday With a top of $1500 the 200 to 240 pound weights sold mostly from $1425 to $1500 and the heavier hogs 240 to 2S0 from $1350 to $1400 i op 180 200 240 280 WWwbr In Home Hospital March 2: Mr and Mrs Donald Mitton West Point son Mr and Mrs William Heine 144 9 Halsey Drive West Lafayette daugh ter Mr and Mrs Richard Em ery 2528 Edgelea Drive daugh ter Mr and Mrs David Vote Logansport son Mr" and Mrs rank Gaertner 108 3 Married Students Court West Lafayette daughter In St Elizabeth Hospital March 2: Mr and Mrs Donald Blount Monticello daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Kirk 10 Elmwood Court daughter Lt and Mrs Preston Thornbrough of 26204 Laredo St Laredo Tex are the par ents of a son David Todd born eb 21 at Laredo Air orce Base The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Preston Thornbrough of and the maternal are Mr and Mrs sett of Lafayette Stoner of owler great grandmother 'ill I ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL March 2: Donna Alter Rem ington Sandra Carter Rensse laer Victor Cox 305 N' 24th St Mrs Roy Easton and daughter 5044 Central St Lot tie George Rt 13 James Mc Cord 922 Queen St Mrs Gro ver McKay 322 5th St Mrs Mike Myers and son Rt 3 Mrs James Gland and son 9132 10th St Margaret Paulus Rensselaer' Wendell Schenck Crawfordsville George Taf lin ger Williamsport John Thomp son 106 Owen St Ernest Vet ter owler Mrs Robert Whit low Oxford Paul Zink 2305 Iroquois Drive Mrs Art Corey 1113 13th St Mrs Schming Change 4 4 Ross Ade West Lafayette Mrs Richard Harlow Rt 12 Mrs Lindley Wagner and son 1834 Summit Drive West Lafayette Mrs Le on Virtue Lebanon Old Bakery Closes TERRE HAUTE Toast master Bakery Terre only bakery which had been in operation here 37 years has been closed by Midland Bakeries Inc of Peoria Ill Sales Manager Jack Rippy said Mon day About 60 employes were discharged local No 2 ULzhito 109i Nn 9 nw vpIIow shelled corn 104 No 2 new while oats (36 lb or more) 57 No 1 new yellow soybeans (13 per cent moisture) New York Stocks 11 am Quotations by MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE ENNER SMITH INC The turns you can take when investing are many Wise investors avoid the wrong ones and take the right ones Do you? 4 a start on six: Wrong turn: Buy on the spur of the moment Right turn: Be wise Plan your investment goals Are they to build a second income? To put your money out to grow? When you invest according to a plan you believe fits your objectives more likely to get where you want to go Wrong turn: Bend a credulous ear to tips and rumors Right turn: Be skeptical With the best will in the world someone may pass along a hot rumor to you that has no basis in truth Cool accurate facts are what you need Youf broker will be glad to help you get them Wrong turn: Consult any broker handy Right turn: Be deliberate A job is an important one Is it his full time occupation? one of many things required of every Registered Representative in a Member irm of the New York Stock Exchange And though differ ences between Member irms fare many each is subject to the Exchangels regulations of course expect them to be clairvoyant Who is? Wrong turn: Invest your last penny Right turn: Be astute Your living expenses have first call on your pocketbook Hardly less important is provision for emergencies Those cared for you may be ready to consider investing with the idea of extra income or growth Wrong turn: Trust your infallible good luck Right turn: Be canny Prices fall as well as rise Not every company will prosper This is why want to look for favorable signs Such as trends of earnings Dividend records And other significant information Ask your Member irm broker how he thinks bonds might fit your needs JVrong turn: Ignore the coupon below Right turn: Be" smart Send the coupon for over the a I booklet packed with useful informa tion Such as the records of more than 500 stocks that have paid a cash dividend each year for 25 years or more And it tells about the Monthly Investment Plan through which you can acquire stock by investing with as little as $40 every three' months ($308 a week) LAMSON BROS CO EetablMhed 174 Lafayette Office 101 ourth Street Laraon Mgr Berkey No plowed 30 acres At Library New additions to the juvenile book shelves at the Wells Me morial Library include books for children ranging in age from the pre schooler through high school according to Mrs Zelma Ross children and young peo ples librarian or the younger reader there are picture books stories for the readers there are animal stories adventure stories and mysteries and for the older boys and girls there are excit ing historical novels suspense stories and romantic novels Secr' by Joan Anglund Walsh "All In the Morning by Sorche Nic Leodes Hippopota mus that Wanted to Be a and by Lau rent De Brunhoff are all for the younger readers Also for the younger children are such books as Story of Johnny by Aliki by Syd Hoff Big Goose and the Little White by Meindert DeJong Brown: Boy De by Donald Sobal and Pony Runaway by Ruth and Latrobe Car roll Intermediate readers will en joy One Must by Barbara Sleigh a book for cat lovers and by Barbara Willard a warm and pleasing story of Hetty thirteenth year In and the Sub stitute Molly Cone brings to life the big black so ciable dog Mishmash Mystery of the Hidden by Phyllis A Whitney is more than suspense story with its unusual setting and the reality of its characters Intermediate readers who are fans of horse" stories Will enjoy by Mar geurite Henry Rumer odd en is a sequel to Happiness and Miss and Year of the Bloody by William Owen Steel is a gcxjd pioneer and adventure story Bells of by Dorothy Gilman Butlers is a story of the American Revolu tion geared to the older boy and girl reader I and by Rosa mund DuJardin is a love story of the 1880s and Wilfred Mc mixes humor romance sus pense and the thrill of sports car racing Oldest by Dorothy Holder Jones is an absorbing story for teen age girls Mabel Leigh is a romantic novel of the 17th century whose theme is kindness humanity and cour age CHICAGO UTURES Markets) CHICAGO Liquidation drove old crop wheat futures down sharply again Monday with losses reaching five cents or so a bushel at times on the Board of Trade Except for rye other contracts were about steady to firm most of the time In moderately active transactions Estimated carlot receipts were wheat 3 corn 283 oats 11 barley 28 soybeans 2 and rye none with local GOP leaders this stage of the cam he said am simply traveling all over Indiana meet ing county chairmen and vice chairmen and county officials in the various courthouses March 26 (final day for candidates to file the May 5 primary election) I hope to know the names of at least half the Republican State Conven tion delegates for they will be unopposed many After the delegates are se lected Bontrager will aim his camapign at them The nomi nation convention will be June 9 at Indianapolis honestly feel that I am substantially says Bon trager who so far is running against former State Sen Ed gard Whitcomb of Seymour and US Rep Donald Bruce of Indianapolis BontragerrSaid popu larity doeqjrnot extend far be yond the Marion County area He added that Tippecanoe was the 58th of 92 countiesthat he has visited since he anonunced his candi dacy in January Bontrager 56 is a native of Iowa an attorney and a former teacher He has resided at Elk hart since 1932 He has represented Elkhart County in the Indiana Senate since 1949 and was Senate pres ident pro tem in the gruelling 1963 session DISC 1 ft wheel disc COMBINE l962 No 91 IHC combinewith 10 ft header MOWER and LOADER No 8 John Deere 7 ft power mower No 33 IHC manure loader with wide bucket ROTARY HOE CORN 4 row John Deere hoe John grinder with forage table MANURE SPREADER John Deere PTO large size cultimulcher CORN BOSWELL LIVESTOCK COMM CO Auction Every riday 1 PM DST eb 28th Sale Receipts: 218 cattle 25 hogs 140 sheep Veal CalTes: cf 185 3125: cf 185 2875 cl 180 2725: cf 190 2625: cf 103 ct 2575 Ct 524 cf 200 527 Stock Cattle: 4 bulls ave 526 7 hfrs ave 372 2430: strs ave 533 2560 3 Ang stars ave 453 2540 2 Ang hfrs ave 543 2190 6 Ang hfrs ave 460 2290 Ang bull 545 2475 Ang bull 595 ra 2425 2 strs ave 342 2510 2 stars ave 220 2725 2 Ang strs ave 262 2550 5 Ang hfrs ave 365 2390: Ang hfr 285 2450 2 Blk strs ave 383 2525 8 Blk strs ave 491 2570: 4 Blk strs ave 605 2250 4 Blk Mrs ave 491 2570: 4 Blk strs ave 605 2250 4 Blk hfrs ave 469 2250 3 Ang strs ave 627 0 2170 5 Blk hfrs ave 441 2310 Ang hfr 290 '2425 2 Ang strs ave 377 524 Ang str 4405 2375 4 bulls ave 611 522: 3 hfrs ave 493 2260 4 strs ave 517 2320 4 strs ave 607 2250 7 Hol strs ave 800 1530 cows: 3 Ang cows 5190 Ang cow 5170 Blk cow 990 1525 cow 1220 1290 Blk cow 1115 1310 cow 1110 1380 Ang cow 1290 1330 Ang icow 395 1310 SH cow 1105 1370 SH cow 1085 1370 SH cow 1020 1140 cow 1120 1230 cow 1005 1150: cow 1205 1330 Ang cow 1240 1250 cow 1535 1250 cow 1210 1260 cow 1280 izau we cow itsu 1210 Ang 1005 1290 SH cow 1040 1210 cow 1210 1210 Bulls: Hol bull 1515 1770 1325 1750: bull 1510 1720: bull 1390 1730 Ang bull 1295 1730 Sheep: 6 lambs ave 94 523 lamb 90 523 2 lambs ave 118 2150 3 lambs' ave 97 523: 13 lambs ave 95 2275 6 lambs ave 71 2250 2 lambs ave 115 2275: 18 ewes and 16 lambs 2225 per unit 1 ewe and 1 4amb 516 3 ewes ave 133 975 Mldk 125 825: 3 ewes ave 143 875 buck 200 850 8 ewes ave 145 840 7 ewes ave 137 780 ewe 150 825 ewe 100 850: buck 105 825 WOODY BARRETT Owner GORDON CLINGAN Auct Phone 869 5989 RUITS VEGETABLES Current Market Quotations Depending on Quality (urnished by Mlnardo Bros) Californio Oranges 4 505 25 Potatoes 3 755 75 Cabbage 3 504 25 Head Lettuce 5 505 75 Bananas 40 pounds 4 404 50 Apples 4 506 50 Carrots 3 754 00 Celery 6 507 50 Lemons 5 506 50 Grapefruit 3 503 75 unions 2 California Oranges 4 755 lorida Oranges 4 INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Markets) INDIANAPOLIS Bids by mills for araln delivered by truck: new red wheat 191 No 2 new sneiiea corn iov no 2 Members New York Stock Exchange i I send for freb booklet Mail to a Member irm of the New York Stock I I Exchange or to the New York Stock Exchange Dept 4 PO Box I 1070 New York New York 1000L 121 I I Please send me free over the years a basic guide for I I common stock 1 PICKER No 227 John Deere corn picker mountings for 1HC 560 trac tor RAKE Da vid Bradley side rake on rubber CULTIVATOR and ELEVATOR Myers corn elevator No 461 IHC 4 row cultivator: 50 ft and 3 HP electric motor SPRAYER Tryco sprayer on trucks with 7 row boom WAGON steel bed 7 ft I TRUCK truck with 14 ft 5577 actual miles HAY and STRAW Bales more or less of straw 300 Bales more or less of good SHOP TOOLS and MISCELLANEOUS 36 extension ladder air compressor oil barrels and pump post drill cattle de horners wrenches chains bolts grinder i)Mtor bench vise and pipe vise 8 ft water tank Many more irfist listed POULTRY and EQUIPMENT 140 DeKalb Hybrid leghorns laying 70 I year old 10x12 booder house HOUSEHOLD GOODS Westinghouse automatic washer and dryer GE electric stove 4 burners 15 cubic ft Westinghouse upright deep freezer with 4 compartments Crosley refrigerator breakfast table and 4 chairs sofa bed living room suite and matching chair two leather chairs one lay back chair 4 dining room chairs china closet piano 13 ft 15 ft rug 10 ft 12 ft rug one lot of sheets bedroom suite like new iron cot wheel'chair Eagle Claw stand love seat pitcher and bowl set 2 antique pitch ers two iron beds washstand sewing machine 3 old clocks churn oil lamps two good oil stoves one Estate Heafrola one lot of cooking utensils dishes of all kinds Many items not listed This property is all in first class shape This will be one of the top sales in this county You must see this property to appreciate it All equipment either new or same as new Sale will start on time TERMS: Not responsible for accidents VERLEN PAYNE owner No 1 ROMNEY INDIANA Auctioneer: Campbell New Richmond Phone 339 7953 Clerks: aust and Logan New and Used TRACTOR TIRES We have dual tires mounted on rims to fit your tractor ree Installation armer Terms NO DELAY ORDER NOW SAVE MONEY SEE DON AYNES Sales Mgr CLOSING OUT SALE Having lost my wife and sold my farm I will sell all my per sonal property located II miles south of Lafayette Indiana on St Road 43 and 2 miles west on gravel 14 miles north of Crawfordsville Indiana on St Road 43 2 miles west on: Thursday March 5 1964 Starting at 11:06 AM (ast Time) 2 706 IHC full power fast hitch never been used No IHC with power steering and draw bar only 264 hours PLANTER John Deere corn planter BREAKING PLOW 540 4 bottom IHC plow with Plow Chief bottoms only GRAIN DRILL disc IHC drill grass seed and fertilizer at This is the road map smart investors follow (doyou?) 15 00 50 lbs 14 oo15 00 lbs 13 5014 00 lbs 13 0013 25 SOWS lbs 12 0012 50 lbs 10 5011 50 lbs 10 0010 50 9 5010 00 INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (USDA) Hoqs 6250 slow unevenly steady Io mostly 25 lower Instances 50 lower most de cline on 190 250 lb sows steady to strong instances 25 higher 1 2 190 225 lb hogs 1525 75 largely 1550 late sales 1525 early 19 head 1585 mixed 1 3 190 250 lb 1475 1535 late 1475 1525 2 3 210 270 lb 1450 1500 few lots 2 3 270 300 lb 1400 50 sows 2 3 330 400 lb 1275 1350 2 3 400 550 lb 1200 75 Cattle 1700 calves 75 moderately ac tive steady to 25 higher cows active strong veolers steady choice steers 950 1225 lb 2200 2250 small load high choice 1050 lb 2325 mixed good and choice 900 L200'lb 2100 2200 small load choice 975 lb heifers 2225 mixed good and choice 2000 2100 utility and com mercial cows 1300 1450 good and low choice vealers 2700 3300 Sheep 150 active wooled lambs fully steady ot 1900 2100 ewes strong to 100 higher at 600 800 POULTRY PRODUCE CHICAGO (USDA) Live poul try: Wholesale buying prices unchanged to 2V? higher roasters 23 special fed White Rock fryers heavy hens 20 21 breeder hen turkeys 25 Midwife Arrives LONDON Queen midwife moved Buckingham Palace for fourth time Monday night to prepare for the birth of the baby The Queen is expecting her fourth child in about two weeks outs No 3 yellow 119'4 No 4 yellow 115'1 i8' Soybeans No 1 yellow 269'z No 2 yellow 269'Zz Soybean oil 77b CHICAGO LIVESTOCK (Yesterday's Markets) CHICAGO Livestock: Hoas 7500 strong to 25 higher No 1 2 200 225 lb 1550 1 575 100 head at 16 00 mixed No 1 3 190 230 lb 1475 1550 230 250 lb 1425 1500 No 2 3 250 270 lb 1375 1450 270 300 lb 1325 1400 Cattle 10000 no calves slaughter steers strong to 50 higher heifers steady to 25 higher high choice and prime 1100 1350 lb slaughter steers 2200 2250 mixed choice 1100 lb 2275 2 loads mostly prime 1175 lb 2300 load prime 1400 lb 2200 high choice and prime 1500 lb 2025 choice 1100 1300 lb 2100 2200 1300 1500 lb 1950 2100 aood 900 1200 lb 2000 2125 short load mixed choice and prime 850 lb heiters 2250: load high choice and prime 1000 lb 2225 choice 850 1100 lb 2100 2190: load high choice and prime 1200 lb 2150 good 1975 2075 Sheep 300 tew sales slaughter lambs strong to 25 higher but hardly enough of fered for price trend 32 head choice and prime 102 lb wooled slaughter lambs 2350 good ond choice 80 115 lb 2150 2300 Indiana Securities Cummins Engine Duncan Elect Eli Lilly Inland Container Natl Homes Ross Gear Wabash Magnetics Dow Jones Index 11 am Indus Roils Uhls Yesterday's Grain utures i High Low Close Prev Mar 2 eb 28 Olig EM I I Mi WhkTNLiiltl ll Hi I1: i liulii' IU I IB I ri I I 1 lEWni IlMP1' I hh I 1 I 'if Iliill II I i I Bili i I'i: fiH Bi M1 iliiM'M1 I1 I i i II HMII Ml Gir' IhhiM lllllti MimiHKiIi IINti llllm i I I 1 WKMI I II ill I I IHR lllilii HWIIMItlHiiTiiu llll! nlill Kir i' Rill! ml'iR Irin 'I1 nl i i I i Ik '1 1 1 i 'iilSi 1 JI i I I I li I I uh 1 SiH A MSI 1 lilHIlhlHIhllilllHlIklliM Jf iWifail nil 'CV VU Ihii 4 WllK I oJluuMXLWliUMiHUliUUui Jr JB' Bpinw i i Sdihlhi'Wlii tiii i Alum Ltd 290 Jones 714 Alcoa 743 Kennecott 82S Con 412 Litton Ind 685 Am dy 177 Lockheed 397 Am Motors 144 Magnavox 392 Am Tel A Tel 1414 Martin Co 194 Anaconda 492 Mpls Hon 1320 Avco 233 MMM 474 Beth Steel 357 Monsanto 472 Boeing 433 Nat Cash 740 rlst My 424 Nor Am Av 337 Campti Soup 1130 Pon A Air 481 Ches A Oh 495 Penney JC 457 Chrysler 455 Polaroid 1422 Proct AG 311 Coca Cola 1192 Colg Palm 423 Pub Svc Ind 420 Con Edis 847 RCA 341 Doug Aire 253 Republic SH 424 Dow Chem 612 Rev Tob 401 Royal Dutch 432 Du Pont 2624 East Kod 1283 Sears 1055 ord Mot 544 Sperry Rd 172 Gen Dynam 304 std Oil Cal 413 Gen Elec 845 Std Oil Ind 642 Std Oil NJ 821 Gen oods 900 Gen Motors 805 Texaco 737 Gen Tel 325 Texas Inst 677 Goodyear 441 Un Carbide 1196 Gull 011 512 Un Pac 410 US Rub 534 Ind Pwr Lt 353 Int Bus Meh 5482 US Steel 571 Int Harv 665 West Un Tel 322 Int Paper 311 Westq El 344 Int Tel A Tel 542 Woolworth 736 Xerox 314 Zenith 331 Bid Asked 550 570 212 224 590 410 440 474 34296 304 21 25 March 211 205Vk 212 May 201' 202'4 207'A July 160'Zs 16244 Sept 16244 16344 164 Dec 16941 16734 16644 169' Corn March 1184 118'4 11844 11844 Moy 21'Z 121 July 123'z Sept 124 123'4 124 123'z Dec 12144 lO3! 12144 12034 Oats March 65 6374 65 64 May 6674 I 6S2 July 6644 65'4 (Sept 67'2 67'j 6644 Dec 6944 694 694 69'4 Marh 1 134 132'zi 132'z Moy 136'4 136'2 July 134'4 134' 4 135 Sept 134 133 134 Dec 136'2 137'2 Soybeans March 266'4 2 266 May 267 26474 267 26574 July 267'4 265'4 267'4 266V2 5 Aug 2637 262'x 263'4 263 Sept 258 257'4 Nov 256'4 254'4 4 255'4 Jan 259'4 258 259'4 'irestone.