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fOft RfcMf 1 btdrwm apartment. Prlvats tit eon- 718 East 4th. fSS.OO. Call S96-7083 to LIKE MfiW 2 room apartmtflt. Alf conditioned, quiet, furnished, wall t6 wall carpet.

Ideal for married couple or mature person. See Nelson Logan, afternoons or evenings at Theatre. FURNISHED KITCHENETTE, close to Nev Junior High, private bath, newly redecorated, Adults. Available Immediately. 998-3900.

UPSTAIRS, 1 bedroom apartment for rent. Furnished, carpeted, private bath. Call 996-5924 mornings or evenings. 6EOR60M house lOit West filreh Excellent assumable loan. TIRED OF PAYING RENT? Why pay rent when you can own your own home for only $260 down and a monthly payment of a surprisingly low amount? For more information call Musick Associates afld ask for G-ary or Lin? FOR RENT: Spacious downtown apartment, 2 bedrooms, combination living room, dining room, baths.

Stove, refrigerator, bedroom set furnished, air conditioned and carpeted. Available August 1. $125.00 per month. Call 996-2078. George Mlllen.

HEDECORATED small apartment for rent, private bath. Adults. Phone B96-2346. ROOM furnished apartment for rent. Private bath.

120 East 7th. AIR-CONDITIONED, new, paneled, carpeted, furnished, laundry, T. downtown. $50.00. Esquire Apartments.

998-5611 or 996-3394. FURNISHED apartments from $25.00 to $75.00 at 3 different downtown locations. Laundry, utilities paid. 996-5611. Homes for Rent .117.

WEST AV6. Phone 996-7747 Recommended for Results! ONE STORY 4 BEDROOMS? You bet. 1110 East Second has just that, and detached garage. $15,800. Owner will sell on contract for deed.

HOUSE for rentAal- able August 1st, $100.00 per month. Phone 996-8236 or 996-8810. LARGE, 2 bedroom, unfurnished duplex. Close in, ced yard, 1st floor, garage. Phone 996-5811.

Comm. Rentals 54 BUSINESS BUILDING In Springfield, South Dakota, for sale or lease. Reasonably priced. Contact Ben Fender, Springfield, South Dakota. REALTOR 110 West 3rd Phone 996-7749 Multiple Listing Service WE LEASE warehouse apace, dock height or drive In space.

Warehouse, 998-7551. STORAGE WAREHOUSE SPACE Bonded warehouse. Sam Comp, 11 E. Railroad, phone 996-4300. Mobile Homes 56 TRAILER HOUSF, double wide, fo rent.

3 bedrooms, partly furnished on small acreage. 998-4944 or 998 2057. TRAILER HOME, 10 45 Mara thon, carpeted, two bedrooms, fron porch, 8 xlO lean to. Phona Parks ton 928-2233. ISEMAN MOBILE HOMES The Nation's leading lines Great Lakes Shar lo Camelot OUR 50th YEAR U.

S. 77 North of Sioux Falls, S. D. Open evenings Sunday 1-5 p.m. FOR SALE: 1959 trailer, 8x38 In good shape.

Furnace and refrigera tor new fall. Phone 724-2784, Kenneth Lundberg, Armour. FOR HAPPIER LIVING Look over our selection of 12 14 and 24 ft. homes. We also have ready made Deluxe entry ways from $310 to $385.

Metal storage buildings at $105. NORTHERN MOBILE HOMES Lake Preston, So. Dakota Open Mon. Fri. from 8 till 8.

Sunday from 2 til 5. Evenings by appointment. Phone 847-4458. After hours call 847-4138. City Property 57 CHOICE FAMILY HOME For sale by owner Spacious 1500 sq.

ft. home with full basement and attached garage. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING. 3 large bedrooms, 4th bedroom and family room in basement. Large living room with open view.

Dining space with kitchen. Oak trim. Quality construction throughout. 75 150 ft. lot.

Near DWU and hospital. FHA financing availab.e Reason for selling: Owner transferring to another state. PHONE 996-5392 WANTED Family to into spacious East Side home. Practical features like lots of cabinets, closets and kitchen working area, plus extras including built in range, shag carpeting and built in book shelves. Call Musick Associates at 9967747.

BUILDERS 117 WEST Recommended for Results INCOME PROPERTY Have listings on duplexes, apartments, comm ci a property, all showing high returns. VACANT LOTS Have both residential and commercial bldg. lots for $12,000 UNDER 1220 W. 3rd 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 8 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 4 bedrooms 929 E. 7th 308 E.

5th 1017 E. 7th 619 S. Mont. 706 E. 7th 516 N.

Edm. 2 bedrooms IPRAISEY REAITY Independent Broker Evenings Calls: John Palmieri 996 2207 Henrietta 896-7273 Lemonade Season Is Here We are offering several smaller 2 bedroom homes at reasonable prices. South side and east side locations. ASAAUSSEN REALTOR 123 N. Main 996-6565 Multiple Listing Service Mitchell Realty Co.

Call 996-5871 Roger Baldwin or Nelsen for EFFECTIVE REAL ESTATE SERVICE REALTORS 310 N. Lawler Farm Property 58 ISO ACRES, Sec. 15. 99, In Douglas County. Contact Barn- berg Brothers, Corsica.

3 BEDROOM HOUSE for sale. 3 years old, partly finished basement, fear St. Joseph Hospital. 996-4301. PUBLIC NOTICES Required by law to inform citizens of matters affecting them or their property.

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA) OUNTY OF DAVISON ss DISTRICT COUNTY COURT 6TH COUNTY COURT DISTRICT PRO. 70-71 In the Matter of the Estate of OSCAR HALVERSON Jeceased THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SENDS GREETINGS TO: OLIVE HALVERSON, LUVERN 0. HALVERSON, ARNOLD J. HALVERSON and EUGENE HALVERSON, heirs, dev- seesand legatees of Oscar Hal- erson, Deceased, as shown by Petition, and to OLIVE HALVERSON, the person named as Executrix in Decendent's Will, md to all to whom these presets may come: NOTICE hereby given that Olive lalverson, the person named as Sxecutrix in Decedent's Will, filed a Petition for probate Decedent's Will praying for Betters Testamentary and that lie 10th day of August, 1970, at :00 o'clock P.M., at the cham- iers of this Court at the Court- jouse in the City of Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota, iave been fixed as the time and lace for hearing thereon, when nd where any person interest- el may appear and show ause why said Petition should ot be granted. The petition on ile is hereby referred to for urther particulars.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims a- ainst the said estate are here- notified to file the same with he clerk of the above Court within Four (4) months from he date of the first publication of this Notice or be forever 970. Dated this 17th day of July, BY THE COURT: H. F. RICKETTS JUDGE OF DISTRICT COUNTY COURT ATTEST: RUTH UNDERBILL Clerk ROY S. LASSEGARD 1 0 Box 157 521 N.

Lawler Mitchell, South Dakota 57301 Attorney for Petitioner. NOTICE OF HiARJNG AND NOTICE TO CREPITORS STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA) COUNTY OF DAVISON) DISTRICT COUNTY COURT SIXTH COUNTY COURT DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF THE) ESTATE OF HILDEGARDE) MOELLER, DECEASED). STATE OF SOUTH DASEN" GREETINGS TO- Donald Reinking, Clifford THS ROW Church of Scotland, South Ca kota. heirs At law, devisees am legatees of Hildegafde Moellef Deceased, and to all to Whom these pfeSenU may NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Erwin Reinking has file in this Court 's Petition pray ing for the admission to pro bate of the Last Will and Testament of Moel ler, deceased, and for the is suance to Erwin Reinking and Donald Reinking of Letters Testamentary, and that Mon day, the 3rd day of August 1970, at the hour of 3:00 o'clock P. M.

on said day, in the Cour loom of the District Court in the Court House in the City of Mitchell, i-avison Coun ty, South Dakota, has been sei as the time and place when and where said Petition will be leard, and sll persons in vested may appear and be leard upon the g. anting of said "'etition, and may, if they de- ire, contest the said Last Will and Testament of Hildegarde Moeller. deceased. The names of the heirs, heirs at law, de- isees and legatees named in he Last Will and Testament, shown by the Petition are as stated ab ve, and that said etition is hereby referred to or further particulars. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims a gainst said estate are hereby otified to file the same with he Clerk of the above entitled ourt within four (4) months rom the first publication of this Notice or be forever barred.

Dated this the 8th day of July, 970. BY THE COURT: H. F. RICKETTS Judge of the District County Court ATTEST: IUTH UNDERBILL llerk of Courts iY BERNADETTE STEMPER Deputy SEAL) handorf Blee. ir Attorneys for Petitioner 115 West Fourth Avenue Mitchell, South Dakota 57301 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

IN DISTRICT COUNTY COURT SIXTH COUNTY COURT DISTRICT Pro. 70-31 STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA) COUNTY OF DAVISON IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MATHILDA PEARSON, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Order of the District County Court of Davison County, South Dakota, made and entered on the 29th day of June, 1970, reference to which order is hereby made for further particulars, the undersigned, as Administrator of the Estate of Mathilda Pearson, deceased, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to confirmation by the District County REPUBLIC PATTERNS Go places together this all in cozy, matching ponchos. Look alikes are double fash- on, fun! Crochet granny quares, join, add turtleneck oke, fringe. Pattern 607: child's 2-6); (child's 8-12), teens misses 14-18) incl.

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Dakota, all right, title and interest of Mathilda Pearson in and to the following described real property, to-wit: Lot Fifty seven (57), Fifty-eight (58), Fifty-nine (59) and Sixty (60), Overlook, An Addition to the City of Mitchell, Davison County. South Dakota. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that said will be conducted at the front door of the residence located on the above described premises which address is 729 SOUTH DAVISON STREET, Mitchell, South Dakota. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that said sale shall be conducted on the 21st day of July, 1970, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M.

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29. Pitching (9 Giusti, Pittsburgh 8-1, .889, 2.62; Simpson, Cincinnati 13-2, .867, 2.78. a New York 187; Gibson, St. Louis 163. SHOP IN MITCHELL Mallards Drop Pair To Chiefs CHAMBERLAIN -Rapid City rallied for a 3-1 victory in the opener and thumped Cham berlain's Mallards 14-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader here Sunday.

The two teams were scheduled to play Saturday, but were rained out and played the twin bill both seven inning games Sunday. Chamberlain broke a scoreless deadlock in the fifth when Market tripled and scored on a suicide squeeze bunt by Dave Weaver. But the Chiefs scored a pair of unearned runs in the sixth. Jim Seida walked and moved to second on a single by Rocky Craig. An error by the Chamberlain shortstop scored Seida and moved Tlewitt to second.

A double steal attempt resulted in an error on the Mallard third baseman and scored the winning run. The Chiefs added another unearned run in the seventh. John Keisler earned the in going the route while Weaver suffered the loss. The second game was all Rapid City. The Chiefs plated seven runs in the final frame to add insult to a 7-0 lead.

Steve Roberts twirled a two- hitter in notching the win while Bob Apodaca, the first of three Mallard hurlers, was tagged with the loss. The Mallards travel to Pierre Tuesday, RAPID CITY 330 CHAMBERLAIN 133 Tabor Tilcet Decisive 14-3 Loop Victory ABOR Tabof ft de- clsive 14-3 wift from TyadaJl here Sunday night in amateur action. Don KortOfl smacked thte hits and Bill Fejfar collected two to lead the winners at the plate. Dennis Neugebauer and gary Hoops had doubles for Tyndall Tabor will host the Yankton Jackrabbits this Tuesday night, TYNDALL TABOR 14 10 Dimock-Ethan Takes 19-3 Non-Loop Win MT. VERNON Dimock- Ethan picked up an easy 19-3 win over Mt.

Vernon here Sunday. Tom Schlimgen went the route for Dimock-Ethan while Johnson started on the mound and took the loss for Mt. Vernon. Brad Moe and Dave Feiner each had four hits for the winners and Denny Gerlach chipped with a homer for the winners. Don SigmuTid had two hits while Tom Bosien and Harvey Fridley each cracked homers 'n the losing effort.

Dimock-Ethan will tangle with Corsica at Parkston this Friday night. MT. VERNON 376 DIMOCK-ETHAN 19 20 Furnished by Geo. A. Hdffflel Co.

Monday morning. The Hofmel hog market is steady with base on barrows and gilts 24.25. Base on packing cows 20,50. 2 barrows and gilts: Ibs. 24.25; 230-240 Ibs.

24.00; 240-250 Ibs. 23.75; 250-260 Ibs. 2150; 280-270 Ibs. 23.25; 270280 Ibs. 22.50; 280-290 Ibs.

21.75; 290-300 Ibs. 21.00. No. 2 packing sows: 270-300 Ibs. 20.50; 300-330 Ibs.

20.00; 330-360 Ibs. 19.50; 360-400 Ibs. 19.00; 400-450 Ibs. 18.50; 450. 500 Ibs.

18.00; 500-550 Ibs. 17.50; 550-800 Ibs. 17.00; over 600 Ibs. 16.25. Over mantet prices will be paid for high-yielding and good quality hogs.

Poor quality and low yielding hogs will be priced according to their market value. S. C. Livestock SIOUX CITY (AP USDA) Hogs 6,500: barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher; trade 190 250 Ib 25.50 240 260 Ib 25.00 25.75; sows iteady to 25 higher; 1-2-3 300100 Ib 18.50 21.00. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak; cows steady; bulls steady to .00 lower; feeder cattle steady; laughter steers choice includ- prime 1128 Ib 32.00; choice 950 1250 Ib 30.75 31.50; heif- RAPID CITY CHAMBERLAIN 14 15 2 022 Wagner Tops Geddes In League Action GEDDES Wagner picked up i decisive 14-5 win over Geddes Sunshine League action here Sunday night.

Leading hitters for Wagner were Rich Kennies and Pesicka with three hits each. Jay Kennies clouted two homers and Ken Kuipers smacked one for the losers. Hoff was the winning pitcher. WAGNER 14 12 3 GEDDES 575 Tripp Captures Teener Tilt TRIPP Tripp cashed in on six Freeman errors to gain a 4-1 win in the championship game of a Teener Tourney here his weekend. Mark Hieb took the win while Dave Hoerboldt was tagged with the loss.

Hieb handled the hitting with three hits. Scotland took a 6-5 win over Dimock in the consolation 7REEMAN 136 TRIPP 461 LPGA Title Goes To Judy Rankin By GEORGE STRODE Associated Press Sports Writer SPRINGFLELD, Ohio (AP) Rankin telephoned her husband, Walter, in Midland, Sunday to break the news he had won the $20,000 LPGA faycee Open Golf Tournament. "Guess who I beat," Mrs. Rankin, who closed with a five- under-par 68 for a 54-hole total jf 209, said. You're gonna faint.

icsley." Lesley Holbert, whom Mrs. Rankin introduced to the pro our four years ago, was one hot back at 210 over the par 73, Northwood Hills Country Club course. Both are close friends and oth worked for Bob Toski at he same time in North Key Fla. "I told Lesley at the hotel his morning, 'Let's try to finish one-two and I don't care if I'm two. 1 She said, "I don't care either," Mrs.

Rankin said. Mrs. Rankin, winning her sec- nd tournament of the year, drilled in a 30-foot eagle three putt on the 17th hole and clinched $3,000 first prize money with i six-footer for a birdie four on he 18th. "I've had that same putt hree days in a row at 18," Judy said. "The first two days hit it high.

Today it was on he low slide and slithered in he hole." Mrs. Rankin collected six bird- es, the eagle and one bogie in her brilliant finish. Miss Holbert also had six birdies and an eagle iut ran into four bogies for a 69. Joe Anne Garner, who shared he first round lead with Jan Ferraris and had the sole 36 hole lead, slipped to a 74 and inished in a third-place tie with Jo. Ann Prentice and Miss Fer rafis.

Basin League TS ng BASIN LEAGUE Pet. 6B 15 9 .625 12 10 13 11 10 14 9 15 .545 .542 .417 .375 Rapid City Sturgis Mobridge Chamberlain Pierre Rapid City 2-14, Chamberlain 1-0 Mobridge 7, Sturgis 1 Monday's Games Mobridge at Rapid City Sturgis at Pierre Tuesday's Games Mobridge at Sturgis Chamberlain at Pierre consignment choice indud- prime 1050 Ib 30.75; choice 75 1075 Ib 29.50 30.50; cows 0.00 21.50; bulls 24.00 27.00; eeder cattle choice fleshy feed- steers 1050 Ib 30.50; choice 00 900 Ib 30.75 31.75. Sheep spring slaughter ambs fully steady; ewes and eeder lambs unchanged; spring laughters lambs choice includ- ng end 'of prime 90 105 Ib. :8.00 28.50; few mostly choke 7.50-28.00; ewes 6.50 8.00; eeder lambs choice and fancy 5 60 Ib. 31.00.

Man Killed By Tractor MEADOW, S. D. Ml Lamar L. Ladd, 39, of Meadow, S. was killed Monday morning when the tractor he was driving rolled over and crushed him.

The accident happned on a country road in Perkins county, just west of the junction of Highways 73 and 20. The death raised the state's fatality count for 1970 to 96, or 29 fewer than on this date a year ago. Charged With 1st Degree Manslaughter ABERDEEN OP) Lowell Elmer Lobeng, 24, Aberdeen, was charged in municipal court this morning with first, degree manslaughter in the shooting death early Saturday of Michael Howell. Police said Howell, 20, also of Aberdeen, was shot in the head by a .22 caliber bullet about 12:30 a.m. Saturday in a basement apartment in the southeast part of the city.

He died later the morning at St. Luke's Hospital. The charge is that caused Howell's death by means of a dangerous weapon in a heat of passion and without design to effect death. Police said witnesses told Howell and his wife had gone to the apartment looking "or a Larry Ellenbecker who was asleep there. They said Howell apparently tried unsuccessfully to awaken Ellenbecker and that Loberg and Howell exchanged words.

Officers said a .22 caliber pistol was found at the apartment. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for 1:30 p.m. July 27 with bond set at $15,000 cash or Surety of $25,000 property. Burke's Hit Gives Spencer Victor SPENCER Pat Burke macked a triple with the bases to give Spencer-Alex a 4-3 'ictory over Canova here Sunday night. Wayne Thomas picked up the win for Spencer Alex besting Canova's Dave Gassman.

Richard Eich was the leading litter for Canova with two sin- Jes. CANOVA 393 SPENCER 463 Will Lead United States Track Efforts SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Army 1st Lt. Charles Richards of Tacoma, winner of the national pentathlon meet here, will lead a four-man U. S.

team to the world championship in Warendorf, Germany, Aug. 1-5. Accompanying him will be Dr. Robert Beck of San Antonio, Spec. 4 George Weiner of Queen's, N.Y..

and Air Force Capt. Loren Drum of Omaha, Neb. They placed second, third and fourth, respectively, in the eight-day U. S. Modern Pentathlon Championship.

Richards, 25, former Indiana All-American and his teammates will leave for Germany July 23. Drum will serve as an alternate. The team was selected after a review of performances by the 23-man field that competed in the national meet, which closed here at Ft. Sam Houston Saturday. Selected to compete in the junior world championship at Fontainebleau, France, Sept.

610 were Jerry Johnston, a track star at Trinity University here; Jan Wbitton of Center Valley, and Daniel Wigodsky of San Antonio, a Princeton University student. Officials said, however, that no funds are presently available for the trip. Mitchell Hoq Market Steady; Base $24.25 active; 26.00; 2-3 S. F. Livestock SIOUX FALLS iffi (USDA) battle calves 200; slaugh- er steers and heifers moderate- active, mostly steady with ast week's close, instances of trength; cows rather slow, iveak to 25 lower; bulls steady; moderately active, slaughter steers few oads average and high choice Ib.

2-4 31.50-31.'5; mixed good and low- choice 29.25-30.00; slaughter leifers around 3 loads average and hiffh choice 950-1025 Ib. 2-4 30.25-30.50; mixed high good and low choice 28.00 29.00; COWS 18.75-21.00; bulls 25.00 29.10; feeders several loads and ots choice 700 775 Ib. steers 32.75-34.00; 850-850 Ib. 30.00-31.50. ot fleshy 775 Ib.

heifers 30.00. Hogs barrows and gilts uneven, weights over 230 Ib. strong, but lighter weights steady to weak; 1-3 230-240 Ib. 25.50 25.75; 24 240-260 Ib. 24.75 25.50; sows moderately active, steady; 1-3 300 330 Ib.

20.50 21.00; 2-3 400 450 Ib. 19.0019.75; boars 15.50 20.00. Sheep spring slaughter ambs opened moderately act- ve, strong to 50 higher; ewes steady to 50 lower; spring slaughter lambs choice and prime around 90 115 Ib. 27.75!8.50 in early trading; ews: 6.008.50, mostly 6.00 8.00. Minneapolis Grain MINNEAPOLIS Wheat re.

ceipts Monday 311, year ago 475, Spring wheat cash trading basis unchanged to down two; prices unchanged to down twi. No. 1 dark northern 11-17 pro- 3 Test weight premiums: one cnt each pound 58 to 61 Ibs; one cent discount each Ib under 58 Ibs. No. 1 hard Montana winter Mitchell fiafly Republic, Monday, My 20, 1970 13 No.

1 hard winter No. 1 hard amber durum, 1.65 discounts, amber 1-3; durum 3-5. Corn No. 2 yellow 1.24-1.25V*. Oats No.

2 extra heavy white 52. Barley, cars 242, year ago 575; Barker blue malting 1.00.22; Dickson feed 84-94 Rye No. 1 and 2 1.08-1.11 Flax No. 1 2.85. Soybeans No.

1 yellow 2.81'/4 Beef, Hog and Egg Futures CHICAGO utures: uly ug Sep )ec an CHICAGO futures: Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun CHICAGO futures: Jul Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr (AP) Egg High 35.10 36.50 39.45 37.30 38.55 37.40 36.30 Low 34.05 35.50 38.85 36.50 37.80 36.55 35.70 Close 35.00 36.50 39.80 37.10 38.50 37.30 36.25 (AP) Live beef High 31.55 29.72 29.30 29.30 29.25 29.45 Low 31.25 29.52 29.10 29.10 29.12 29.35 Close 31.30 29.60 29.17 29.15 29.17 29.45 Stock Market Uneven Today NEW YORK (AP) the stock market gave tip most of its modest early gains today in moderate trading. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was up 0.20 to 735.28 af2 p.m. Earlier the average had been close to 3 poults ahead. Advances continued to number declines by better than 2 to among the issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Brokers said profittaking was chiefly responsible for the erosion of early session gains.

They said the current consolidation was normal and constrac- iive after a long period of strong gains such as last week's three- session rally. NEW YORK (AP) stocks Monday: Allied Ch Honeywl 16V4 45V4 24 1 p.m. Inland Stl I Mach Ml Harv Ml Paper Jns Jostens Kencott Kraft Co Loew's Marcor Minn MM 2314 Minn Mobil Oil Boise Cas Mn Chm Brunswk Mont Dak 28V4 46 Vs Allis Chal Amerada Am Brnd Am Can Am Mtr Anconda Arch Dn Armco SI Armour Avco Cp Beth Stl Boeing 262 Brl North atpillar Ch MSPP Chrysler Cities Svc lorn Ed lomSat Cont Oil ntl Data Dartlnd Deere Dow Cm du Pont East Kod Firestone Ford Mtr en Elec en Food en Mills en Mtr Gen Tel Gillette Goodrich oodyear reyhnd ulf Oil Homestk Am Gas No St Pw Nw Air Nw Bane Penney 38V4 Pepsi Polaroid RCA Rep Stl Rey In Sears Shell OE Sp Rand St Brands St Oil Cal St Oil Ida St Oil NJ Swift Texaco Texas Ins Union Oil nPac Steel Wesg El Weyrhsr Wlworth 66V4 41V4 26V4 13Vs 25 Vs 44 17Vs 47 60 65 Chicago Grain CHICAGO Wheat No hard yellow 1.43n; No 2 soft red 1.45n. Corn No 2 yelow 1.38;. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 65.

Soybean No 1 yellow 2.92%n. Soybean oil 11.64. (AP) Live hog High 26.45 24.25 20.50 20.05 19.75 19.50 Low 26.12 23.95 20.40 19.85 19.75 10.40 Close 26.35 24.02 20.45 19.87 19.75 19.50 Chicago Produce CHICAGO (AP) Butter wholesale selling prices were steady and unchanged; 93 score AA 92 score A 90 Eggs: Prices were steady and unchanged; 80 per cent or better grade A whites 41; medium 31; standards 35; checks 19. Chicago Beef Down Today CHICAGO (AP) Slaughter steer prices declined 50 cents at the Chicago Stockyards today and slaughter heifers were down 25 cents. Receipts total 8,000 cattle.

CHICAGO (AP)- (USDA) attle slaughter steers 50 lower; slaughter heifers steady 25 lower; prime 1200-1300 slaughter steers 3-4 32.25-32.50; ligh choice and prime 1100-1375 bs 31.50-32.25; few loads 13751450 Ibs 31.00-31.50; choice 9501350 Ibs 3-4 30.75-31.75; mixed good and choice 30.00-30.75; high choice and prime slaughter hei- 'ers 900-1025 Ibs 3-4 31.00-31.50; choice 825-1025 Ibs 2-4 29.5031.00; mixed good and choice r50-950 Ibs 28.25-29.50. Sheep market unquoted. Wheat Mixed, Corn Lower CHICAGO (AP) A strong demand for soybean meal and oil turned a cent loss in soybean futures into a gain of nearly 2 cents a bushel on the Chicago board of trade today. Corn futures as well as oats closed on a weak tone but wheat prices were irregular. Scattered rain over central United States during the week end influenced selling of soy- soybeans futures on the opening.

Within an hour, however, new buying and short covering, generated by a strong demand for oil and meal sent prices upward. At the close, wheat prices were mixed, July 1.41%; corn was down nearly 2 cents, July 1.36V4; oats were down 2V4, July 64V4; soybeans were up July 2.95. Chicago Futures CHICAGO (AP) High Wheat Low Monday: Prey, Close Close Jul Sep Dec Mar May Corn Jul Sep Dec Mar May Oats Jul Sep Dec Mar May Rye Jul Sep Dec Mar 1.41% 1.41% 1.4m 1.44 1.423/4 1.43V* 1.43% 1.48% 1.47% 1.48V4 1.48% l.SlVz 1.50% 1.51 1.51V4 1.50% 1.49% 1.50 1.50.H 1.37V4 l.SSVis 1.36V4 1.37% 1.34V6 1.33V4 1.33% 1.35*4 1.29 1.27% 1.28V4 1.30V% 1.33V* 1.33V* 1.32% 1.34^ 1.36V4 1.35 1.35V4 1.37 .63 .66 V4 .69 Vi .67 1.00V* i.oi 1.04 1.08V* J.08V4 1.13V* 1.13V* Soybeans July 2.97Vi 2.92. 2.85V4 Aug 2.97V* 2.92V* 2.85V* 2.94% Sep 2.98V4 2.93V* Nov 2.99V* 2.94V* 2.98*4:2.8? Jan 3.04% 2.99% 3.03% Mar 3.09V* 3.30V* 3.08V* ZMVt May 8.12H3.OT 9-ltH 540.