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14 Yh IJneolw Slur Thursday, Dec. 21, 1961 HOG PRICES I New York Stock Closes Obscene Call RECORD BOOK la 100s elasa ekg. Bales la 100s elesa ekg 4 4 4 20 4 i 344 10SH Papal 17 36 Mi PhelpDodg 18 39 4 PhUco Na 8ales PhilMorrla 10 10 44 PhUPetrol 8 58 44 ProcGambla 93 PutxSvColo 12 101 Pullman 16 34 57H SOH 34k 4 to 34 44H 4 4 14 Stock Market 'New york The stock market declined for the 6th straight time Wednesday, settling lower late in the session like an overburdened ship that can't make any headway. After following an irregular pattern most of the day, prices clipped an estimated $1.61 billion from the quoted value of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange. based on the drop in The Asso ciated Press 60 stock average.

The AP average fen 1.10 to 260.70 with Industrials down 0.90, mils down 0.50 and utilities down 1.20. This was the lowest level since the average stood at 260.30 wov. 3, Gains by few, widely scattered blue chips were enough to boost the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial 0.16 to 722.54, out rails and utilities were off sharply. Of the 1 293 issues traded, 484 were op and 552 down. Steels, most aircraft, Don ferrous met ais and most oils Joined rails and utilities on the downside.

Rubber firms, tobaccos and drugs were lusher on average. Trading" volume came to 5.164 million shares, up only slightly from 3.44 million Tuesday. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were mostly higher as trading advanced to 1.68 million shares from 1.63 million Tuesday. Only Kids Play With Toy Rails Chicago (UPI) Richard Jensen is not satisfied with a toy train for Christmas. He purchased the real thing a 244 ton locomotive, 15 feet high and 81 feet long.

Jensen's "toy" is a 37 year old steam engine affectionately known as No. 5629. It has a capacity of 18 tons of coal, 10,000 gallons of water and speeds well in excess of 100 M.P.H. Jensen rescued No. 5629 from the scrap pile of Grand Trunk Western JX a i 1 roadvfor $39.10 a ton and saved it from being made into beer cans or parts for an upstart diesel engine.

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9 KFAB1110 KLIN 1400 KFMQ WiTV Channel WOWTV KOLXTV Channel 10 Thursday :15 a.m. except those in full. friuricf V7IUU Shelbyville, Ind (UPI) Sunday school teacher charged with making an esti mnturf 7.1YI hKcha 4AlAnkAn calls to women said Wednes i day Tm glad I was Paul R. Lightfoot, 24 was bound over to Shelby County Superior Court by City Judge KODert unison. Ellison said the action was taken because of an affidavit filed by the state asking that two doctors be appointed to examine Lightfoot to deter mine if he should be commit iea 10 a staie institution as a sexual psycopath.

Bond was set at $5,000. Lightfoot, who is married flnrt aitiffc in iha Vnr.k "'e w'v vuuivu vuvsiA sam in a recoraea interview that he. didn't know why he made the calls. He said that afterwards he would down and Police Chief Ezra Dagley said Lightfoot made the ob ti a scene cans trom nis and from phone booths in the past 3 months to women he picked at random from a phone book. He also called many women's apparel shops, Dagley said.

Lightfoot faces a maximum line oi jpDuu ana montns in JBkf St 4Si a jail if convicted. Bond Sales Ud Over Nebraska Nebraska sales of Series and U.S.. bonds passed the $7 million mark in November. Last month's sales of $7,002,279 were 14 above November, 1960 sales. Sales from January through isovember amounted to $84, inn a a an a j.j a o.y'o increase over he same period for 1960, and equal to 84 of the 1961 quota.

W. B. Millard Jr. of Oma ha, chairman of the Nebraska Savings Bonds committee, said the state record com pares lavoraDiy wun the na jp a tional figures, which were up 10 in November and 5 for the year. Ex Grand Champ Hog Raiser Dies Omaha (BJohn H.

Bader, who twice exhibited the world's grand champion hog ana later became a cafe owner in Fremont, is dead at the age of 80. As a farmer near Scribner, Bader won a large number of prizes with his hogs at shows across the country. Later Bader and his wife moved to Fremont, where he owned in succession 3 cafes. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Loren Earl of Holbrook.

a sister and a brother. Funeral serv ices will be at 10 a.m. Satur day at the Crosby Kunold Fu neral Home here. HERE IN LINCOLN Coach Is Guest University of Nebraska football coach Bill Jennings will be a guest of the Lincoln Lions Club at their stag partv a ete xnursaay noon at the Hotel Cornhusker. Roper Sons, Mort.

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Austin. Lamm Light Classics Millionaire Young Dr. alone Millionaire MARRIAGE MCENflKI Lea Workman. Lincoln Robert 18 .18 31 31 21 25 34 S3 31 Gloria Daugherty, Lincoln I Sheridan M. Ramsdell, Lincoln Haiel Proa, Lincoln Larry D.

Bradahy, Lincoln, omrley McCord, Uncoln Neteon. uncoin I Banks. Lincoln UMMMiM Thomaa O. McCurheon. Mo.

Wilhelmlna Lowe, Lincoln Richard Lee Hesseltine. Cheyenne, Wvo. Laura ftogena Wunderlkh, Lincoln John F. McDermott, Denver, Cola. Sharyn Penner, Lincoln .24 ,23 11 BIRTH Liacela General Hospital Daughters FREDERICK Mr.

and Mrs. Clar enca Jr. (Joan Riley 2801 So. 13. Dec.

13, 'tens EKLUND Mr, and Mrs. Robert (Barbara Fitxpatrtck), 2327 So. 15, Dec. 20. Providence Hospital Daughters SMITH Mr.

and Mrs. Norman (Don na McBeth). I.IOO No. 26. Dec.

50 St. Elhisbetk Hetpitsl Dsughters MARSHALL Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacqueline Drake). 6710 Mat cia ljin.

uec. is. r. and Mrs. Dean (Virginia re ton) 747 p.

DIVORCES Decrees granted on grounds of ex treme cruelty: Margaret Blovd from Calvin E. Rloyd, married Aug. 28, 1959 in Glen wood, la. Paulina Delorea Osmon from Donald Osmon, married Sept, 10, 1958 in Lincoln. Delorea Scarberry from Clifford E.

Scat berry, married May 21. 1959, in Pa pillion. MUNICIPAL COCRT Note: All pleaded guilty unless other wise stated. City cases heard by Acting Judge Thomas J. McManus; state rases heard by Judge Richard O.

Johnson. Cltr Cases FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY John L. Lemon, 30, of 2427 P. pleaded Innocent, trial set for 0:30 a.m. Jan.

2.1; William E. Schulx. 19. of 640 So. 12th, fined 315 and costs; Robert K.

Wallen. 41, of 1301 Furnas, fined $15 and costs: Floyd W. Parker, 50. of 4040 South, fined SIS and costs; Harry J. Amen, 32.

of 9M Eldon pleaded innocent, case dismissed by motion of court for lack of evidence. OPERTIG A MOTOR VF.H1CT.P NEGLIGENTLY IN Sl'CH A MANNER as to v.snwr.vit i.iw i iiuu di SON OR PROPERTY Robert Sttrfdt 20. of 1425 R. fined S15 and cost. OPERATING A MOTOR VEHIPI.R WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL Johnny Trublicka, 30.

of 801 pleaded innocent, trial et for 0:30 a.m. Feb. 19; John Beecham. 59. of 1610 Pawnee, pleaded innocent, found guilty, fined 3100 and costs, license sua.

pended for 0 months, stated intention tn appeal, bond set at soo. INSTALLING PLUMH1NC. WTTHOTTT THE SUPERVISION. DIREPTIOV on PRESENCE OK A JOt'RNRVMAV na MASTER PLUMBER John Marin. Of 1624 No.

60th. nleadixt innnrant dismissed by court. COUNTY COI'RT OBTAINING MONF.V HMnirn ruci PRETENSES AN CONSPIH acvWum. Iosek, 41. 1725 Skyline Drive (charged with makina fals rnrnt.

tions to Employers Mutual Liability In surance Co. and receiving an amount in excess of $35), pleaded innocent, waived preliminary hearina. hminri u. to listrict Court, bond: Sl.fton CONTRIBUTING ') nvnvrnfrvrv OF MINOR Donald M. Petersoni 25.

631 No. 26th, (charged with offense from Nov. 1 Nov. 30 involving 5 year old child), pleaded innocent, trial sot ft Dec. 27.

BURGLARY RussU Ta Mm. 23. 1226 K. (charaed with hureiarv Royal Cleaners, 352 No. 27 on Nov.

li Pleaded guilty, bound nvr tn rtilrir. Court, bond: $4,000. NEW CORPORATIONS Cleaners Valentine: rfrv Ideal cleaning business: Thnmai and Dean L. Donnhn. hmh $25,000.

Tom's Music House. musical instrument salea: Elna R. Hughes of Nnrfnik anri ir' gena Watson of Fremont: tui rvm LIQUOR COMMISSION issued inside beer lirwna Pffkage liouor license to VSil nii to reP' those previously isaurrf Vim Johnson, also of Scottsb uTT REAL EkTATPt TV ivurtsa (Values of $10 .000 ami nvmr Valiuia estj mated from revenue itimn. i Wayne N. Prir a.

i SWV4 01 7 E. Charles W. Rnanh Onsay 4 "iT.il Park. $13,000. FIRE CALLS Wednesday a.m., 5114 Everett, steam from vani in noma of Pat Mines, no 8.04 dryer fire.

11:20 a ma a resuacitator for was pronounced heart attack, by Jacob Harris. 78. who dearl. apparently from a a doctor 12:13 isas oiSihr 7 Uke to st Kli 2:40 iJllh anrf on fire in car belong, ing to Allen Cochran tu siri damage estimated at Kmn than vk 8:23 a.m.. 1718 rani.nii.tn.

theryl Buley, 17 month, d.n.ht. Mr. and Mrs. tarrv i St. Eiizabeu.

Hiipitai. Sad Christmas Aalbore, Denmark ftJPn Mr. and Mrs. Hviid Nielsen went to the post office to send Christmas gifts to their son and his family in South Africa. When they returned home they found a cable announc ing their son Niels Erik Hviid Nielsen, 30, had been killed in an accident.

130,000 Shares Common Stock Par Vaiuo $1 par Shara Price $24.25 a share Interstate Commerce mission over maintenance ran the bills a little higher, but things seemed to be straightened out now. Jensen uses the locomotive for rail fan trips in the Chicago area. One trip has been made so far. During the 7 hour trip, the monster had to be refueled once and refilled with water 3 times, which put its consumption at something less than 400,000 gallons of water and 36 tons of coal. While other men engineer model electric trains around the den Christmas Day, suburban Chicagoans can listen for "the jingle, rumble and roar" of Richard Jensen's old No.

5629. City Schools. Out; To Open January 2 Lincoln public schools closed their doors at 3:15 Wednesday afternoon for Christmas vacation. Classes will resume January 2. Vacation schedules for other Lincoln schools: Catholic Parochial: close 9 p.m.

Fri day, resume January 2. Lutheran Parerkial: close 3 m. Thursday, resume January 2. Helen Hyaft Elementary: closed 2.30 p.m. Wednesday, resume January 2.

Lincoln Christian: closed 3.13 p.m. Wednesday, resume January 2. Union College: closed noon Wednesday resume January 4. Wesley an University: close I p.m. Thursday, resume January $.

University of Nebraska: close Boon Saturday, resume January 8. University High School: close 4 p.m. Friday, resume January I. Cotner School af Religion: Close 2 m. Friday, resume January $.

Machete Armed Cane Cutters1 Call For Bonus Hike Santo Domingo UtV A mob of machete armed cane cutters demanding higher Christmas bonuses clashed with police and soldiers Wednesday near a country sugar mill. Government officials said at least one man was killed and 6 were hurt. Anti government sources put the casualties at 9 dead and 36 hurt. The clash occurred at San Pedro de Macoris about 45 miles south of this Domini can capital. a 1 1 1 administrator Federico Aybar said the workers numbered about 1,500 and were mostly natives from adjoining Haiti.

He asserted that such an outbreak had never occurred before and declared the work ers apparently were stirred up by professional agitators. Mi 1 77H 4 17 111 12 7Mi 10 4 10 29 12 20 10 7 43 $3 3 33 109 19 5H 75 92V 4 S5 8OM1 1 4 39 Mi 55 73 42T 85 60 42 35V4 2514 42 40 51 1 1 Mi 4 4 4 7 119 1.1 29 42 575 48 49 44 I Mi Vs Mi 55 150 50 29 50 104 60 12 20 40 3 43 58 90 50 7 65 39 44 50 11 63 59 81 36 58 57 4 4 72 32V4 4 681 34Mj 36 4 57 109'? V4 Tk 1 1 Mi 1 Mi 24 1 47 45 22 64 48', 27 44 124 40 46 51 32 20 91 44 136 14 22 04 70 267s 54 97 45 32 42 63 14 35 25 44 44 44 44 29 42 45 23 49 48 53 4 52 4 17 99 2V4 60 44 4. 41' 43 39l 4 21 20 57 4 52 16 Mj V4 1 designated which are traded ad ax dividend; art cx righta: Nebraska domesticated; a Nebraska PRODUCE CHICAGO EGG FUTURES High Lew Close 29.15 28.85 28.95 32.40 32.10 32.20 32.50 32.35 32.45 32.65 32.65 32.65 Sales Open 632 29.15 233 32.25 16 32.35 1 32.65 Jan. Sept. Oct.

Nov. LINCOLN Ergs; Market lower Prices paid egb's delivered to Lincoln receiving for tion, casaa exchanged. Grade A tar ua 30 30 Grade A medium 23 28 Current receipts 21 Eggs produced under conditions of controlled production and marketing (ta eluding farm grading). tirade A extra large 33.34 Grade AA large 33 33 Grade A large ...........,,,..,,,,.30 33 Grada A median ..37 30 OMAHA Milk: 3.5 butterfat, ewt; Class 3. 3.29.

Class 4 Buttermilk: Condensed 3 53. Butter: score quarters Mb. 90 trora 67. cartons uutterfat: Net price, country stations. a.

fcggsi Current recaipta 44 lbs. net mosuy f.ao iu per case; large quoted 27 29 per dozen. Grada A Poultry: Hens, colored. 4V lbs. over mostly 4 hybrid poultry counted; old roosters 4 light and leghorns broilers 13.

and dis nens CHICAGO "'slr' Duckling 27i roasters special tea wmte Rock fryers 30; i i.vinouin noes iryers i9 ig. laeese: Single daisies 40 42; longhorna va. processeo loaf 30V 40Vsi Swiss uraae a 31 32; it 49 50. nutter: bteady. 03 score 60; 93 score so; score dO; 89 score 57.

r.gss; wea; white large extraa 33ns mixed large extras 33i mediuma 30; sianaaras at. STATE Egas: Steady. AA large 32 31 28 32 mostly 22 23 17 24 24 27 14 20 18 20 A large A medium 39 A small large Undergrade Pullet Current receipts 21 24 mostly 23 Poultry; Unchanged. Heavy hens Light hens 4 4 mostly 5 4 4 mostly 5 Old roosters and stags 3 5 mostly 4 Turkey: Closing tor seasoa. Toms 14 14H 15 16V1 ileus INVESTMENT FUNDS Ktork AtiiiKd Am Bus A'm AxellouA AxeStk BixiFd BrdStlnv Bullcxk (anKd CentAhr ChemKd EHStk Klectroa Funlnv Gr Sec Avia CapGr ComSt GuarMut Incplnv Keystone 3 B4 I 5 6 2 Bid Asked s.t5 9 iM 4 3.67 6.10 5.58 609 3.74 4.09 20.53 22.44 14 .53 14.71 14 35 15 73 18 40 10.97 14.98 16.37 12.29 13.

14 93 16.13 7 53 8.23 10.94 11.99 01 9.97 6.87 7.53 14 22 15.57 22.90 22.00 8 82 0.64 15 16.73 9 23 10 08 31 10.16 24.M 26 20 13.65 14.90 Stark 4 lwi7.ard Liielns LmSavl Managed Elec Maslnv MaslnGr Mutlnv Bid Asked 3 21 j.69 17.89 19.55 17.00 17.00 funds 1M 3.13 16 0 17.55 11.41 20.12 10 99 12.08 Nat'l Security Balanced 11.82 12 92 Bond Ptd Incoma Stock GrSr 1 WUISt Putnam Scudder ComStk SMStlnv t'nilnc Vailjn WellsEq WellgFd Whitehall 5.48 5 99 7.15 7.81 4.15 0,74 902 t.RO oa ia IV. CPU 15 40 14.03 fi 10 94 10 04 45" 47i 13 42 14 (57 3 50 01 17,45 18.97 15.56 UM i 13.5? 14.63 AP COMMODITY INDEX New York AP) The Associated Press weigntea whotesaia price index of 35 commodities advanced to 164.41. Previous day 104 42. week ago 16435, month ago 163 52, year ago ltiofts. 1941 1950 1958 Hgh 170 62 173 00 170.32 ow In0 78 150 74 105.93 168.01 ijy.ee average eiuais iuu) HOPE BEGINS YULE TOUR 13 Los Angeles Comedian Bob Hope left Wednesdav on his 13th Christmas tour of armed forces installations.

Members of his troune in elude Jayne Mansfield, Jerry cuiunna, Anna Bryant, Doro tny iJrovine and Peter Leeds. They will visit Argentia Naval Base and Harmon Air! orce Base, Newfoundland; uoose Bay Air Force Base. Labrador; Frobisher Bay Air Force Station, Baffin Islands, at Ha ana honarestrom and 1 Air force Bases, Greenland. They are due to arrive back in Los Angeles Dec. 29, aaat.

tested farss di mM JSSitt 0 Drops Again U.S. government bonds were lower and corporate mostly mixed. Volume fell to $5.03 million par value the lowest tn over two months. The last lower was $5.01 million en Oct. 12, a semi holiday.

Tuesday's total was $6.65 million Markets At A Glance New York MPV Stocks Mixed; slow trad tog. Bonds Steady; slow trad tog. Cotton Irregular; hedging and trade buying. Chicago: Wheat Firm; scattered speculative demand. Corn Steady to easier; hedge selling.

Oats Firm; scattered de mand. Soybeans Mixed; new crop months easier. Hogs Steady to 50 cents higher; top $18.50. Cattle Slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher: top RFOR 1240 KLMS MM FM MS wnw km Channel KETV Channel? KUONTV Channel IS a.m. 0:45 a.m.

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Newa Gary Greenesa Heather, ewm Nws. Muiic CapiUii Ciuakroom xpttoi Cloaaraoai Opt ra. News Mrme ark, wewa Paar 1 lata 2 14 25 to 17 to 80 10 10 10 10 SHOW RISE SL Omaha () Top grade butchers sold steady to 25 cents higher Wednesday, while heavier weights were about steady. Choice to prime fed steers sold steady to 25 cents higher, while others were about steady. There also was a mixed market on fed heifers, with choice and prime establishing a trend of strong 10 a quarter up.

The slaughter lamo market was steady. OMAHA noas: iz.ooo; barrows and tilts 190 230 lbs. steady to 25 higher; other weight uwh sieaay; sows steady to 25 lower; v. a. 2UU Z40 lbs, 17.50 13 1 00 250 14 25 14.50.

sparingly 14.75 330 400 lbs. 13.7M4.25i 400 600 lbs. 2 3 13.00 14,00. Cattle: 5,300, calves 100; steers average choice to prime steady to 25 higher; mostly steady to strong; other steers steady; choice and orimo hturc iimni to 25 higher; standard and good steady: cows steady to 25 lower; bulls and vealers generally steady; high choice with moderate end prime 1,150 lb. steers 26.25.

hiffh rhnire 26 mainritv choice 24.50 25.50; good and low choice 22.50 24.50; good and choice 24.25 24.50; high choice and prime 1.050 lb. heifer 26.00; high choice mixed steers and heifers, 3 4 steers 1.000 lbs. 25.75: mostly high choice 25.50. mrwi Wumm heifers 24.25 25.00; good and low choice 21.75 24.00; occasionally to 24.25 on mixt rf good and choice under 050 lbs. utility and commercial cows 14.25 to 16.00: hiuh utility and commercial 10.25 16.50; can ner and cutter 12.

00 14. 25. Sheep: 2.500; slaughter lamba steariv: slaughter ewes 25 higher; feeder lambs weak; choice and choice with moderate end prima 90 108 lb. wooled lambs 15.75 16.50; good and choice 80 05 lb. 14.75 choice with moderate end prime 101 lb.

shorn No. 1 pelts 15.25; culled to choice wooled slaughter ewes 4.50 7.00. CHK'AGO The butcher ho market tnooed at its highest price since Oct. 10 Wednesday with the sale of some 217 lb. mixed No.

1 and 2 grades at $18.50 a hundredweight Prices were strong to 50 cents hixher. The SUPOly Of 7.000 hari in annA demand by shipper accounts which took more than half the offerings. Other mixed No. Is and 2a weighing 190 225 lbs. cleared at $18 18.25 and the 190 250 lb.

mixed 1 3 grades at $17 18. Weishts ud to 290 lbs. grading mixed 2 3 were $16 50 17 25 and sows $13 15. Prime grade slaughter steers weigh'ng 1,225 1,402 lbs. brought $28, the highest in 3 weeks, with the market steady to 25 cents higher.

Mostly prime offerings up to 1,400 lbs. sold at and the choice to mixed choice and prime at $25 27.50. The good grade sold up to $25 and mixed good and choice to $25.25. Heifers were steady to strong: vealers steady and bulls steady to 50 cents lower. Heifers cleared at $25.75 36 for choice to mixed choice and prime and at $22.50 25.50 for the good to choice.

Good vealers topped at $25. bulls at $21.50. Wooled slaughter lambs grading choice and prime were $17 17.50 and the good to choice $15 16.50. Prices were steady to weak. 7.000: butchers 25 to 50 higher: 83 head 12 217 lbs.

18.50; most 12 190 225 lbs. 18.00 18.25; mixed 1 3 190 250 lbs. 17.00 18.00; mostly 17.00 17.50 late; 2 3 240 290 lbs. 16.50 17.25; mixed 1 3 350 530 lb. sows 13.00 15.00; shippers took 3.500.

Cattle: 11.000: calves 100; slaughter steers steady to 25 higher; two loads prime 1,228 ib. steers 28.00; several loads mostly prime 1.200 1.400 lbs. 27.75; bulk choice and mixed choice and prime 050 1.450 lbs. 25.00 27.50: numerous loads high choice and mixed choice and prime 26.50 27.25; load lots mixed good and choice 24. 75 25 .25 bulk good 23.00 25.00; several loads choice and mixed choice and prime heifers 25.75 26.00; bulk choice 24.25 commercial cows 15.00 16.50; few early sales up to 15.75; standard and good vealers 19.00 25.00; a load of mixed good and choice 800 lb.

feeder steers 24.00; a toad of good 880 lbs. at 23.65. Sheep: slaughter lambs steady to weak: part deck choice and prime 105 lb. fed Western wooled lambs 17.50; a deck around 100 lbs. choice and prime native wonted slaughter lambs 17.00; good and choice 15.00 16.50; couple loads choice and prime 97 105 Ib.

shorn fed iambs with No. 1 pelts 16.50 16.75; cull to choice slaughter ewea 4.50 6.00, KANSAS CITY Hogs: barrows and giltg strong to 25 higher; closing steady to strong; sows mostly steady; No. 1 3 190 240 lbs 16.75 17.50; sows 13.00 15.00. Cattle: 1.800; calves 100: steers steady to weak! not enough heifers offered for an adequate price test; cows weak to 50, mostly 25 50 lower; high good to mostly low choice steers 24.50; good 23.25 2 i cutter and low atility cows 13.50 15.50. few 15.5O ln.50.

Nneep: feOO; all classes steady; choice ana cnoice ana prime 87 102 lbs. wooled tamos ib.wi..w; good to low prime H0 U2 lbs. 15.00 choice 78 106 lbs snorn iambs No, 1 and fall shorn pelts to.w io.w; cuit to good ewea 3 00 5.50. ST. JOSEPH Hogs; 4.000: burrows and villa to weak; mostly steady on weights under 230 lbs; sows fully steady; No.

1 3 190 250 lbs. 16.75 17.35; No. 1 and 1 1 ih 17.33:17,50; sows 13.00 15.00. Cattle: 900; calves 50: steer and fetir. ers mostly steady; good to average choice steers 23.00 25.50: aoorf before sn.rt ro ut ility and commercial cows 14.30 16.50: canners and cutters 11.50 14.50.

Sheep: 500; slaughter lmh afo. wtv in 50 lower mostly choice some carrvins an end of prime 92 104 ih unnlrl lamK. 16.00 16.50: choice and nnm iv, mixed wooled and fall shorn pelu 15 50; cull to good ewes 3.00 3 M. SIOL'X C1TV HegS! 8,000: harinwi an4 aide 10a.ia lbs. 25 50 higher; oer 250 lbs.

steady to 25 higher; sows steady to mostly 25 hixh er: 1 3 lOO ') lbs. 17.00 17.50; 23 bead 17.65; sows 1300 14.50. Cattle: 3,000: calvtc inn: hmm anA heifers steady to 23 hirher: salea 50 higher: cows xtcarfv tA i(mm: bulls strong; choice steers 24.75 25.50: average and high choice with end nf Prime 25.75 26 00: sond tn Inw ohnin 22.50 24.50; choice fieifers 23 75 24.50, few loads 24 75; 2 loads average and high hnjce 25.00 25 25; good and low choice '5 23S0; irtility and commercial cows 00 15 00; limited volume 15.75 15.50: canners and cutters 12.00 14 x3. Kheep: si a us hi cr lamb mtiiv In lower; soma ovr in. iha nit choice 96 lbs.

wooled lambs 17 00: load 111 lbs 16 00; other choice 90 103 lbs. 16 00 lft.73; choice 100 H. shorn Lamba 15 73: other choice 15,25 15.57; cull and utility ewea 4.00 6.00. DENVER Negst 1.700; borrows and miUa strong; sows about stadv N' 1.4 195 240 lbs. 17.50 17 7Sj No.

1 3 Wt i lh 17.60; sows 2W 000 lbs. 12 50 14 75. Cattle; calves 100: all classes steady; slaughter ateera good and low rhmca 23.ro25 li xd and choice 23 35 25.W); slaughter heifers good and low choice 93.00 25.00: choice 5S. 40 25 50; rows high cutter and utility 15.30 17.j0; canners and cutters 13.50 li V). Xheep: 1JXH); slaughter lambs steady to weak; slaughter ewes and feeder lambs nut fully established; choice to pnnie around 05 105 lbs.

slaughter iambs 15 90 17.00; good and choice 15 10 15 ar); choice prime with fresh shorn pelts 14 25 15.45; feeder iambs mostly chM.e around lbs. 15.35, DOW New JOXKS STOCK BONDS York if PI)D Jsaia dtnu range el kieka averages: Open Higk Lew Close Nelt hg. Tis.ia 141 II 141 140 St I4AM ie lti tn i .1.1 444.SS fit IS Sit 1 a Inds Rails I HI Klarks wm 1 a WW ir.nMriimt in sterhs rg la averages Brde4av: laduinals JMO.jua. RaUreads llAw, Unities 4a, 404, Teial Close NetChg. Bonds Kails r.

77 US II tn Kails I'tils Inds i eieaa4)a 8.3 4 0.01 il t9 0I ark. future (ndes 100); eleaed at lw Jees eemmedlty il'A average equals 140,37. OMAHA FEEDSAD HAY araae tz 19 I No 3 23 24; Na, "mpi I0 I2i local iauraat tinn i or hm ary alfalfa taat feed: Braa 51. sOarta 51. reem MsKsge: ur protein 1A1; wroteia S0i aaatuJ aeaeaa meal: 44 protein, eld prog protein, ma prpieaa, 43.

Mia aaeai; New crop. khy ITf tssmrolled, aul mJ; ocg Hi Old Cettoeseed meal: M. TREASURY NOTES New York llPIl Pnces la dollars and thirty eciwKis ana aporwumaie yteid to tnaiuruy. Rid Akrd field Feb, Ken. Aug.

Keb. May Nov. May it 'a 4 34 it loo? 100 20 100 24 lf31 100 24 40 a I tS i 4 3 15 3 0 3 a 55 ia 99 8 10 4 .101 10 102 3 ittf 30 502 20 lri 24 64 Ifvl 1 tn ix Aug. 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 I 2' 4 2' 3s 2' JV 4 4 I Number Please xdia ex distribuUooi so domestic. special offering; Grain Futures In Yearend Lapse Chicago VR Customers were so scarce in the zrain futures trade Wednesday that me market hardly showed any sign 01 me except rye.

nearly all contracts held within small fractional ranges all day with activity stalled for long periods at a time. Brokers said the trade ap parently was in its usual a yearenu iuu wun market in fluences few and minor. Most of tne interest in rye waa related to the government's report Tuesday on acreage seeded for 1967 harvest. It showed s.s minion acres seeded, the third largest a. was oecidedly bearish.

vi fri was li cent a uusiiri nimwr, Marcn k.os; corn unchanged to lower. March fl.09 10; oata 1 i. 41L. niwr, iarcn rz 72; rye 2 lower. March $1.37 soybeans ower 1 nigner, January $2.43 Wi CHICAGO RANGE OF PRICES Wheat May July Sept.

Cora High f.11 2.12 2.13 1.10 1.13 1.15 1.17 Lew 2.08 2.11 2.12 2.15 1.09 1.12 1.15 1.17 .71 .73 .72 .74 137 1.35 '128 1.28 Close 209 2.11 2.12 3.15 1.10 1.12 1.13 1.17 73 .73 .73 Chg. 4 Mar. May '4 July Soot. Oats Mar. May 11 iiftl 44 14 2V4 3 Mi .73 July SPt.

Rve Mar. May July Sept. Soybeans .73 .74 138 .1.36 12914 1.30 .74 1.37 1.35 1.28 1.2Mk i.J"4 2.43 2 45 3.47 2.47 2.45 2.37 2 35 2.43 2.45 2 47 2 47 Mar. May July Aug. Sept.

Nov. Lard Jan. Mar. May July 2.45 2.47 2.47 2.45 2.37 236 .2 45 .02 .05 237 3.36 9 0 9 'i 10.12 19.32 9.60 9 70 915 10.33 9 60 9 85 10.12 10.32 .03 LINCOLN GRAIN Wednesday. Dec.

20 Wheat: No. 1 I 88. No 1 wUowt 'cs No. whita, $1.50 OaU: No. 34 lbs.

63c. Rve: t7c. Ilsrley: No. Me. Miie: 11.50.

Seraeans: No. 1 12 14. OMAHA Wheat: No. yellow hard 2 0414.2 Cera: No, 1 vellow 1 03 1 Ofi No. 2, fti4 1.05'; No.

J. Oi 1 No. 4, 1 oo i.oi; No. 1.004; sample yellow 24 01. Oats: No.

2 white 69. CHICAGO Na wheat er eats ssiea. Cera: No, 1 yellow 1 024. Kovaeans: No. 2 yellow 2.

yellow 2.38V4 2.38H Barter: Malting cbotca feed 1.00 12on. ITVi; No, 4 1.15 l.2a; KAN'SAH CITY Wheat: 63 cars; No. 2 hard and dark hard 3.07V2.10; No. 2 2 00 2 054 No. 2 red 2 4Ni No.

3 2.04 2 OOUN. Cera: lo7 cars; No. 2 while 1 No. 1.3M.73N; No. 2 yellow At mixed 1.00V 1 No.

106 124. Oatst No cars; No, 2 white .74 No. 2 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES pecimal Represent 32nds ew York PI 1 Governments over the eouater close lsue Rig 5t a2 June 09 20 2 Dae. 90 7 10H3 Aug. 1 21 19M Fe.

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