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Page 6 Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice, May 4, 1983 At the Courthouse- Gage County Court Lanny L. Leaper, 18, 120 S. Bluff pleaded guilty to a charge of driving under suspension March 18. Had driver's license revoked for 12 months and sentenced to 40 days in the Gage County Jail. Donata E.

Hotchkiss, 21, Route 3, Beatrice, pleaded innocent to a charge of procuring alcoholic liquor for a minor April 10. Trial set for 1:30 p.m. May 13. Linda J. Doffing, Blue Springs, pleaded guilty to a charge of insufficient fund check Dec.

11. Sentencing set for 10:15 a.m. May 24. Randy L. Johnsen, 17, 1410 Jefferson pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal mischief April 2 in connection with damaging another's automobile.

Sentencing set for 9 a.m. May 12. Steven L. Robertson, 17, 316 N. 17th pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal mischief April 2 in connection with damaging two automobiles owned by others.

Sentencing for 9 a.m. May 12. Randall L. Hodges, 18, 510 Bell pleaded guilty to a charge of aiding and abetting a another to commit criminal mischief April 2 in connection with damaging another's automobile. Sentencing set for 9 a.m.

May 12. Hearing for Quinten A. Bothwell, 23, Barneston, on a charge of second offense driving while intoxicated March .25 was continued to 10 a.m. May 17. Hearing for Kenneth L.

Etherton, 28, Marysville, on a charge of first offense driving while intoxicated April 4 was continued to 10:15 a.m. May 10. Lynn M. Riley, 19, Lincoln, pleaded guilty to a charge of trespassing April: 2 at the Cortland Missile Site. Fined $175.

Charles C. Martin, 19, Lincoln, pleaded' guilty to a charge of trespassing April 2 at the Cortland Missile Site. Fined $175. Theresa L. Mach, 20, Lincoln, pleaded guilty to a charge of trespassing April 2 at the Cortland Missile Site.

Fined $175. Timothy J. McCaa, 19, Omaha, pleaded guilty to a charge of trespassing April 2 at the Cortland Missile Site. Fined $175. David D.

Manes, 21, 521 N. 11th pleaded guilty to a charge of driving on suspended license April 10. Sentencing set for 10:15 June 14. Scott R. Kisling, 19, 1220 S.

Third pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace April 4. To appear May 31 at 10:15 a.m. for sentencing. Don D. Alberts, 19, Swanton, pleaded guilty to minor in possession of alcoholic beverage April 10 and was fined $125.

Gage District Civil Court Filings The Collection Bureau of Lincoln Inc. vs. Terry L. and Douglas Remmers, Firth, petition for $6,358.52. Filed April 28.

Beatrice National Bank and Trust Co. vs. Mid-America Dairymen petition for $50,000 as proceeds from the sale of collateral in which the bank had a security interest. Filed April 21. Divorce William Ben DeWald, 24, 948 W.

Mary and Tammy Lynn Vostrez DeWald, 20, DeWitt. Married June 9, 1979, in Marysville, Civil Cases Filed Collection Associates 707 Court Vs. Harlan and Sheryl Buhr, Adams, petition for $2,183.55, answer date May 19; vs. Patrick and Kathleen McMurray, Wymore, A Almanac Patients Parents- Hospitals Beatrice Community Hospital Admitted: William Siems, Filley; Harvey Schmohr; Anthony Drewes, Fairbury. Dismissed: Mrs.

Richard -Smith and baby; Shari Strouf, Swanton; Mahlon Smith. Community Memorial, Marysville, Kan. Admitted: Marie Krueger, Washington, Julius Holle, Marysville. Dismissed: Curtis Gibson, Mrs. Randall Griswold and baby, Rowland Myers, Irene Rolland, and Mrs.

Dan Shoff and baby, all of Marysville. Jefferson County Memorial Admitted: Brian Brakhage, Tobias; Millie Simms, Mahaska, Kan. Dismissed: Arthur Behrends, Jansen; John, Vickery, Fairbury; Luther Walls, Alexandria; Richard Schoenrock, Fairbury; Brett Holson, Reynolds. Pawnee County Memorial Admitted: Mrs. Adrian Collar, Pawnee City, Mervin Willet, Table Rock.

Dismissed: Mrs. Orville Jones, and Mrs. Scott Whitmore, both of Summerfield, Wilmer Howard, Pawnee City; Mervin Willet, Table Rock, -transferred to Bryan Memorial Hospital, 4848 Sumner Lincoln, 68506. Smoke Sirens- Fires Beatrice 5:21 p.m. Tuesday, 1901 S.

Ninth St. House fire caused heavy smoke, considerable heat and light structural damage. Cause of fire is still under investigation. 9:12 p.m. Tuesday, 824 S.

Grace St. Fire department put out a rubble fire. Birth Dragastin-Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dragastin, Beatrice, are parents of a 6 pound 5 ounce son born May 4 at Beatrice Community Hospital.

The mother is the former Denise Davis. Deaths FuneralsLillian Linville, Odell. Funeral, 2 p.m. Thursday, Vance-Gerdes Funeral Home, Odell. Burial, Odell Cemetery.

Jean Emal, Dallas, Texas, formerly of Beatrice. Funeral, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Fox Funeral Homne, Beatrice. American Legion graveside service at Pleasant View Cemetery, Pickrell. Memorial to Cornhusker Christian Children's Home at Culbertson, with Fox Funeral Home in charge.

Emil P. Lakeside, formerly of Burchard. Funeral, 10 a.m. Friday, Fox Funeral Home. Burial, Burchard Cemetery.

Body in state at funeral home from 8 a.m. Thursday till time of service. Burglary Washington County, Kan. Sometime Sunday, Morrowville High School. Person or persons removed a screen and entered the school.

Nothing reported missing; $10 damage to screen. Chamber honors Elsie Caspers 2 Local go-getter Elsie Caspers has been recognized publicly for her community endeavors, receiving the Chamber of Commerce Goodwill Ambassador award last week. Mrs. Caspers was presented the award by the Chamber Ambassadors for her participation in community affairs. "She is always ready and willing to help if needed, and her friendly attitude does create a good image and does enhance our said Ambassador Darrel McMahon.

Mrs. Caspers, mother of a seventhgrade daughter Deanne and wife to husband Gene, just completed two and one-half terms on the YMCA board of directors and is still serving on the building committee. She is a past president of the YWCA and served two terms on that board. She also served as treasurer of the Beatrice Tennis Club Association from 1980 to the present, and helps type at the Bloodmobile for the American Red Cross. She served as the 1983 United Way chairwoman and is still serving the United Way board as treasurer.

On the state level, she helps Nebraska Public Television collect items and answers the phone at the annual NPT auction. She also just completed helping with the drive to sign up First Nighters for the Beatrice Community Players. In school activities she was given the 1981-82 life membership award from Stoddard School PTA, and was named Orangeman of the Week in 1982: She keeps the books for the Beatrice Elks Club, and also at her husband's business, Caspers Construction Co. She is also in business for herself, as co-owner of T-Shirt Works, located in her home. She is a member of St.

John Lutheran Church. Her hobbies, when she finds time to do them, include sewing, tennis, racquetball, bowling, aquacise and skiing. The Goodwill Ambassadors Award is given on a quarterly basis to someone who makes an extra effort to be friendly and positive in their everyday contacts. Residential, commercial and petition for $227.09, answer date May 12; vs. Larry Halte, 1001 N.

Seventh petition for $33.40, $69.85, $10, $57.60, $5.40, $22.08, $15, $31.05 and $17.45, answer date May 12; VS. Michael R. Ames, Blue Springs, petition for $400.52, answer date May 12. Dismissed Michael J. Coates, doing business as Coates Masonry Construction, 537 W.

Mary vs. Dick Graves, doing business as Graves Construction, 609 N. Fifth petition for $573.40. Judgment Collection Associates 707 Court awarded $30.30, $22 and $284 (amounts requested) from Denise A. Thomas, 711 N.

16th awarded $143.05, $654.50, $22.70, $17.05, $3,266.15 and $125 (amounts requested) from Douglas and Laurie Lamb, also known as Lori Lamb, Wymore; awarded $874.92, $40 and (amounts requested) from Frank Cookus, doing business as Trucking, Blue Springs; awarded $29.10, $427, $218, $37, $18, $36, $77, $17, $77, $12, $1,480, $47.43, $119.49, $1,173.30 and $17 (amounts requested) from: Wilbur and Blanche Brown, 920 W. Court awarded $10.85, $69.11, $155, $8.79, $252.02 and $28.30 (amounts requested) from Michael and Beth Baete, 820 Garden St. Avco Financial Services International, 813 E. Court awarded $1,361.37 (amount requested) from LaVern H. and Marcella B.

Schroeder, 936 W. Court St. Northrup King Co. awarded $3,096.63 (amount requested) from Rodney Malchow, Route 2, Beatrice. Transfers Alvera H.

Parde to Jack R. and Patricia L. Steel, part of Sec. 11, Midland $74,000. Floyd W.

and Anne Schmidt to Annie Schmidt, part of Lot 5, all of Lot 6, Blk 4, Lamb's Subdivision, southeast corner of High and 13th streets, exempt; to Annie Schmidt, Lot 5, Blk. 84, Original Beatrice, south of Bell Street between 12th and 13th streets, exempt; to Annie Schmidt, part of Lot 24 and part of Lot 25, A.L. Green's Subdivision, south of Grant Street between 13th and 16th streets, exempt. Jack R. and Patricia L.

Steel to Alvera H. Parde, Lot 1, Blk. 4, Davison Village Fourth southwest corner of William Drive and 19th Street, $62,000. John H. and Gladys M.

Sand to Benny L. and Karla K. Palmer, Lot 8, Blk. 2, Beatrice Original, east of 11th Street between Grant and High streets, $23,500. Joseph H.

Badami, trustee in bankruptcy, to Diller Grain Co. part of Sec. 15, Riverside $12,000. Donald D. and Erma J.

Johnson to Donald D. Johnson, Sec. 10, Blakely and Sec. 13, Riverside exempt; to Erma J. Johnson, Sec.

12, Riverside and Sec. 10, Blakely exempt. Walter K. and Julia C. Henrichs to Richard 'L.

and Dorothy Workman, Lot Blk. 12, Hinkle's Add. to Wymore, Harm H. Gerdes, personal representative of the estate of John H. Gerdes to Harm H.

Gerdes, one-half interest in part of Sec. 28, Midland exempt. Frederick E. and Evelyn V. Baker, Irving F.

and Lottie Baker, Cassie E. Wilson, Viola E. Wyland, Nettie M. and Roland Hand, Margaret T. Overton, Grace T.

and Frank MARKETS- Johnson to Larry D. and Glenna Helfer, Lots 5-6, Blk. 6, Hollister's (now Hall's) Add. to Blue Springs, $8,000. Don H.

and Peggy E. Shalla to Millard Wayne and av Michelle Marie Peterson, Lot 1-2, Blk. 32, A.J: Cropsey's Hi Add. to Beatrice, southwest corner of Grant and 10th lo1 streets, $33,000. vO William Walter Green, F.

Warner Smith power of ca attorney, to Donald L. and Erma B. Beach, Lot 1, Blk. 33, Original Town Beatrice, southwest corner of Elk and Ci Ninth streets, $10,300. Ellen V.

Ford, personal representative of the estate of Lee Ona McPheron to Ellen V. Ford, Chester H. McPheron, Neva M. Schultze and James T. McPheron, one-fifth interest Lot 4, Blk.

26, Original Town Wymore, and one-fifth interest in Lots 13-15, Blk. 27, Wymore, exempt. Lucille L. Catlin to Donna A. and Kenneth L.

Parrish, bl Lots 3-4, Blk. 3, Clay Place, south of Corn Street between ne LaSelle and Bluff streets, di: Multon, a Nebraska Lot General BIk. A.J. Partnership, Cropsey's to Jefferson west in B. Weston II Trust, 2, 4, Washington and Jefferson, exempt.

In of 10th between Michael J. and Carol A. Mulvaney to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, Lot 2, Blk. 4, A.J.

Cropsey's west of Washington and Jefferson, exempt. wi 10th between Multon to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, Lot 7, Blk. 7, al Second Add. to South Beatrice, east of 11th between su Perkins and Ames, exempt.

Michael J. and Carol A. Mulvaney to Jefferson B. ba Weston II Trust, Lot 7, Blk. 7, Second Add.

to South Beatrice, east of 11th between Perkins and Ames, exempt. Multon to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, part of Blk. 15, Lamb's west of 16th between Court and Ella, exempt. Michael J.

and Carol A. Mulvaney to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, part of Blk. 15, Lamb's west of 16th between Court and Ella, exempt. Multon to Jefferson B.

Weston II Trust, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Second Add. to South Beatrice, NE corner of 11th and Perkins, exempt. Michael J. and Carol A.

Mulvaney to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, Lot 6, Blk. 7, Second Add. to South SO Beatrice, NE corner of 11th and Perkins, exempt. re Multon Realty Partnership to Jefferson B.

Weston II fa Trust, part of Lots 4-6, Blk. 9, Fairview NW corner of Eighth and Garfield, exempt. re Multon to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, part of Lots 4-6, re Blk. 9, Fairview NW corner of Eighth and Garfield, th exempt.

to Michael J. and Carol A. Mulvaney to Jefferson B. an Weston II Trust, part of Lots 4-6, Blk. 9, Fairview NW corner of Eighth and Garfield, exempt.

Se Multon to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, Lot 13, Blk. 2, gr Lamb Place, east of 17th between High and Grant, exempt. di: Michael J. and Carol A.

Mulvaney to Jefferson B. an Weston II Trust, Lot 13, Blk. 2, Lamb Place, east of 17th re between High and Grant, exempt. wi Multon Inc. to Jefferson B.

Weston II Trust, Lot 12 and of of vacated alley, Blk. 9, Original Town, east of Fourth ag between High and Grant, exempt: fo1 Multon to Jefferson B. Weston II Trust, Lot 12 and mi of vacated alley, Blk. 9, Original Town, east of Fourth pr between High and Grant, exempt. to de Local grain Livestock Grain prices paid by elevators in and near Beatrice at.

8 a.m. Wednesday, May 4, ranged as follows: Wheat bu. Corn bu. Milo cwt. Soybeans bu.

Oats bu. Cash grain KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Wheat 58 cars: lower to higher; No. 2 hard 4.14-4.22¼n; No. 3 4.22; No.

2 red wheat 3.76-3.83¼n; No. 3 3.73- 3.82¼n. Corn 99 cars: Unch to lower; No. 2 white 3.30-3.50n; No. 3 3.05-3.45n; No.

2 yellow 3.33-3.53¼n; No. 3 3.13- 3.52#n. No. 2 milo 5.38-5.51n. No.

1 soybeans 6.27-6.39n. Bulk mids boxcars 80.00-81.00. Bulk mids hoppers 81.00-82.00. K.C. wheat futures KANSAS, CITY Board of Trade Wheat Tuesday: futures on the Open High Low Settle Chg WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel My 3.90 3.90 3.88 3.8812 JI 3.7412 3.751 3.74 3.74¼ Sp 3.81 3.8112 3.80 3.80¼ Dc 3.91¾ 3.94 3.91¼ 3.91¾ Mr 4.04 4.04 4.00 4.00 Prev.

sales 2,521. Prev day's open int 15,846, up 303. Wall Street noon NEW YORK (AP) The stock market gained ground in active trading today, following through on Tuesday's late rally. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 3.48 to 1,211.49 by noontime. Gainers outnumbered losers by about 9, to 5 among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.

On Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average rebounded from a drop of about 10 points at midday to finish with a 3.68 gain. Direct trade OMAHA, Neb. (AP)(USDA) Eastern Nebraska feedlot sales Tuesday: Sales confirmed 6400; week ago 6400. Live sales: 60 percent; steers and heifers mostly 50 lower, late sales at the full Some selling pressure exists. Steers: Good to mostly choice 1000-1200 lb 67.50-68.50, mostly fob; few sales 1100-1225 lb 68.50-69.00 delivered.

Heifers: Good to mostly choice 900-1000 lb 65.00- 66.50, fob sales mostly 65.00-66.00. Most cattle quoted delivered to packing plants with weighing conditions equivalent to-3 percent pencil shrink. Dressed basis: 40 percent; dressed prices uneven, steers weak to mostly 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 lower, closing at the decline. Heifers largely steady. Weightsteers: Good to mostly choice 600-900 lb opened 109.00-110,00, closing 109.00, instances 108.00.

In addition, couple pens sold with 700-900 lb steer carcasses 109.00-110.00, 600-700 lb carcasses discounted 5.00 cwt. Neb. (AP)(USDA) -Omaha Livestock Market quotations Wednesday: Hogs: 3000; barrows and gilts 50- 1.00 higher; fairly active; U-S 1-2s 200-250 lb 47.50-48.00, many 48.00; U-S 1-3s 240-270 lb 46.50-47.50, mostly 47.00-47.50; 270-290 lb 45.50-46.50, mostly 46.00-46.50; 290-300 lb 44.50- 45.50; 300-325 lb 43.50-44.50; sows firm-50 higher, instances 75 higher, advance mainly on weights under450 lb; 300-650 lb 42.00-43.50. Cattle and calves: 2500; trading on slaughter steers and heifers moderately active; demand fairly good except for heifers under 950 lb; slaughter steers steady to weak; instances 25-50 lower; slaughter heifers steady to 50 lower, except weights under 900 lb lower; cows mostly 1.00 higher; steers: choice 1050-1300 lb 67.75-68.75, four loads at latter price; few good 64.00- 66.50; heifers: choice 950-1050 lb 65.50-66.50, part load 67.00; few good 58.00-61.00; cows: high cutter, utility and commercial 42.00-46.00, few high dressing to 47.00; cutter 40.00-43.00; canner and low cutter 37.00-40.00. Sheep: 100; most receipts direct to dealers; few slaughter ewes 1.00-1.50 lower; slaughter ewes: few cull to good shorn 5.00-12.50.

Everybody's Business industrial natural gas customers of Minnegasco will see a reduction in their bills of 4.5 cents per thousand cubic feet used as the result of action by the company's major supplier. Minnegasco officials said the action would lower the average residential customer's annual heating bill by about $6.30. The rate reduction announcement by supplier Northern Natural Gas on April 20- followed action by the Canadian government earlier this month to lower by 11 percent the price of natural gas that it exports to U.S. markets. Northern's.

wholesale reduction was effective April 27. A Beatrice business has made a move east. The Lamplighter Shop, formerly at Court has moved a block east to 522 Court St. The new location is in the Paddock Townhouse site formerly occupied by The Wordsmith. Sharon Remmenga, owner of the shop, will continue to repair, rewire, rework and relight old, new and broken lamps.

The Beatrice area was represented at the spring meeting of the Advisory Council meeting of the U.S. Small Business Administration in Omaha. Recent appointee Gordon C. "Bud" Pentz, owner-manager of Mia Enterprises, was in attendance. Pentz is serving on the first of a twoyear term on the council.

The annual stockholders meeting in Lincoln was the site as the Lincoln Telecommunications Co. (LinTelcom) reviewed its 1982 yearend and first quarter 1983 financial statements recently. President Thomas C. Woods reported that in 1982 LinTelcom's principal subsidiary, the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph generated a 6.4 percent increase in revenue. Unusually low local service revenue was caused, in part, by reduced growth in monthly rental revenue reflecting increased customer ownership of telephone equipment and by the weakened economy which has resulted in fewer housing starts.

Although completed long distance calls increased, Woods said that revenue from long distance was less than anticipated during the last half of the year. Operating expenses and taxes increased 10 percent over 1981 to $95.3 million, with a 19 percent increase in depreciation included. Consolidated earnings, before preferred stock dividend requirements declined 11.3 percent to $13.1 million and earnings from other subsidiaries declined 38.5 percent to $257,000. Consolidated net earnings available for common shares were $12.4 million, compared to $14.1 million in 1981. For the firat quarter of 1983, operating revenues of LTT increased 2.7 percent to $29.6 million.

Representatives of Beatrice Manor Care Center attending the mid-year NHCA Conference in Kearney were Al Siebert, administrator; Jamie Fralin, director of nursing; Mariellen Dorn, dietary supervisor; and Hanna Johnsen, activity director. Ronald D. Witkowski, 45, former Beatrice resident, has been promoted from lieutenant to captain and placed in charge of the Nebraska State Patrol Troop in North Platte. He replaces. Bud Plantz who retired in February.

Witkowski began duty with the patrol in October 1959 and worked in McCook and Gothenberg before being promoted to lieutenant. He moved to North Platte in 1978, where he was assigned to traffic duty. He is the son of Mrs. William Witkowski of Beatrice. Industry Week Beatrice Mayor Allen O.

Grell has proclaimed the week of May 8 through May 14 as Industry Recognition Week in Beatrice. In the proclamation, Grell urged that all citizens take the opportunity to salute the industry in Beatrice, and to pay tribute to the employees of industry for their roles in building a stronger Beatrice. Noon stock quotations New York (AP)-Noon stocks: Last Chg. Allied Corp AlidStrs 45 AmBrands Amer Can Am Cyan 45. Am Home Am Motors AmStand Amer 'Arm Win Asarco Inc AtiRichfid Avco Corp 31 Bandag Inc Beat Food Becton Dick Beth Steel 21 Boeing Borden Brunswk BuriNth CPC Intl Centel Chrysler ConEdisn Con Frght Curtiss Wrt Dayco Corp DeereCo 37 duPont East Kodak Nat Gypsm 34 Esmark Exxon Norwst Firestone 213.

NucorCp FordMot 50 PPGInd GTE Corp Fruehf Corp FEE Penney JC PeopleEn Gen Elec PepsiCo 3 wi PhilipsPet Gen Food ProctGamb 59 Gen Motors Quaker Oat GPU Cp RCA Goodrich Reynidind Goodyear Rockwellnt Grace Co Safeway Greyhound SantaFelnd 1 Holiday Inn SearsRoeb Homestk SignalCo 30 Hoovr Univ SmithBeck IC Inds Sou Pac IBM Sperry Cp Intl Harv SidOliCal Int StdOilind IntNorth 17 TRW Inc Interst Pw Texaco Inc lowaEl LIP 1 Textron Iowaill GE UAL Inc low a Resres Un Carbide mart Union Elec KN Energy UnPacCp Maytag Woolworth MAPCO Unit Brands Lockheed 112 Untroyal MartinMar Winnebago MinnMM Futures trading CHICAGO (AP) Futures Chicago Mercantile Exchange Open High Low CATTLE 40,000 cents per lb. Jun 64.75 65.70 64.65 Aug 62.52 63.55 62.50 Oct 60.17 60.90 60.10 Dec 60.90 61.65 60.82 Feb 60.90 61.35 60.90 Apr 62.17 62.17 62.17 Prev. sales 21,123. Prev day's open int 60,007, FEEDER CATTLE 44,000 cents per lb. May 64.80 66.20 64.60 Aug 64.95 65.80 64.45 Sep 64.90 65.25 64.30 Oct 63.85 64.40 63.40 Nov 64.75 65.25 64.35 Mar 66.30 66.50 66.10 Prev.

sales. 1,903. Prev day's open int 8,166, HOGS 30,000 cents per lb. Jun 48.55 49.30 48.55 Jul 48.75 49.45 48.75 Aug 46.60 47.20 46.60 Oct 43.10 43.80 43.10 Dec 44.00 44.50 44.00 Feb 46.60 46.75 46.55 Apr 45.60 45.60 45.60 Jun 47.65 47.67 47.65 Jul 47.50 47.50 47.50 Prev. sales 8,548.

Prev day's open int 32,165, PORK BELLIES 38,000 cents per lb. May 65.85 66.90 65.60 Jul 64.75 66.05 64.60 Aug 62.20 63.25 62.00 Feb 63.60 64.20 63.12 Mar 63.65 64.35 63.45 May 64.50 64.50 64.40 Aug 60.55 60.55 60.55 Prev. sales 9,366. Prev day's open int 17,623, trading on the CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on the Tuesday: Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday: Settle Chg Open High Low Settle Chg WHEAT 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel 65.60 May 3.54 3.58 3.52¾ 3.56 63.47 Jul 3.62 3.66½ 3.60½ 3.63¼ 60.82 Sep 3.71 3.74¾ 3:69 3.72¼ 61.60 Dec 3.82½ 3.87¾ 3.81 3.85½ 61.25 Mar 3.94 3.98½ 3.93 3.97 4.02 62.00 May 3.97 4.02 3.97 4.00½ Prev. sales 6,677.

up 236. Prev day's open int 34,436. CORN 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel 66.02 May 3.16¼ 3.19¼ 3.16¾ 3.17 65.65. Jul 3.18½ 3.20¾ 3.17% 3.18 65.15 Sep 3.10½ 3.12¾ 3.09 3.09 64.35 Dec 3.02% 3.05½ 3.01¼ 65.20 Mar 3.10¼ 3.12¾ 3.09¼ 3.09½ 66.30 May 3.17 3.19½ 3.16¼ 3.16¼ Jul 3.22 3.24¼ 3.21½ 3.21½ off 83. Prev.

sales 29,815. Prev day's open int 166,486. 49.25 OATS 49.35 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel 47.02 May 1.55¼ 1.57¼ 1.54 1.54 43.70 Jul 1.60% 1.63 1.59¼ 1.59½ 44.27 Sep 1.64¼ 1.67½ 1.64¼ 1.64% 46.57 Dec 1.76½ 1.78½ 1.76 1.76¼ 45.37 Mar 1.87½ 1.90 1.87¼ 1.88 47.30 Prev. sales 1,194. 47.60 Prev day's open int 9,028.

SOYBEANS up 250. 5,000 bu minimum; dollars per bushel May 6.37 6.42 6.30 6.30¼ Jul 6.53 6.59 6.46 6.47 66.67 Aug 6.60½ 6.65 6.52½ 6.53¼ 65.75 Sep 6.66½ 6.71 6.59 6.59½ 63.15 Nov 6.79 6.83¾ 6.71 6.72¼ 64.15 Jan 6.91 6.96 6.84 6.85 64.02 Mar 7.04½ 7.09 6.97 6.98 64.50 May 7.16 7.20 7.09 7.09 62.05 Jul 7.26 7.30 7.19 7.19 Prev. sales 4,857. up 773. Prev day's open int 101,48.