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I Almanac Beatrice Daily Sun Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2000 A-5 Deaths and Funerals Markets Local Grain Deaths Edna L. (Jobman) Weaver Edna L. (Jobman) Weaver, 92, Beatrice, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2000, in the Beatrice Manor.

She was PGSE Corp 20 11-16 15 18 Penney JC 20 3 16 12 and low piuv Southeast Nehiaska Beatrice, I a line is (. up 1 1 lll Co of II III of Final Stocks New York(AP)Final slocks Lasl Chg AMR Cotp 65 78 1 12 Coip 51 14 2 Alcoa 81516 38 AmetRn Cp 32 5-16 ArntjfOnlme 77 6 Aiutl F'w 31 1316 38 PeopteE I. an. I I I'nion Sn mi's al I 1 10 ,1111. ini'isl as h'llitw 1 2 2.5 bu.

SI h7 1 7l)hu. I si 1 bu Plymouth l.H Una; Cooperative al liln Wi'itiK'sdav, Jan 5, Wheal Cum Mih) Su ins Oats born on Oct. 10, 1907, near Filley. She and Bert Weaver were married on Oct. 6, 1928, in Sidney, Iowa, and lived near Diller before moving to Beatrice in 1948.

She was a member of Centenary United Methodist Church, the 151 5 16 5 15-16 40 3-16 1 1 78 18 32 1-1615 16 80 78 3 14 30 7-16 18 58 12 5-16 25 3 16 1-16 Ami. xpress AHumuPrd AidiDanM ArmstWIncI AllMichtlct Auluone BP Amoco lamlio, RpllAtl SI is 1 i hu 32 5 16 3 18 35 15-16 1516 1116-1 3 16 43 12 9-16 23 58 38 44 7-16 78 10 14 18 18 7-16 1 14 48 15 16 78 105 182 1 16 621 11-16 26 9 16 58 32 1'2 1 3 16 75 38 47 9 161 13-16 14 1 4 -2 15-16 21 1-16 3 16 38 14-2 9-16 54 3 16 15 16 31 341 11-16 46 3 '8 60 3 4 1 3 -4 26 12 I'd 641 15-16 98 3 8 2 18 3 8 3 8 PepsiCo Ptizers 30 PrtarmUpj PhilipMorr PhilipPet PiOnrlntShs Polaroid Praxair ProctGamb OuakerOats FlalsRPur RexStores ReynMelal Rockwell SBC Comm SaraLee SchermgPI Schlumbrg SearsRoeb Smithlnt SmithklBchm SnapOn SprintFON SprintPCS Sunoco Inr TRW Inc 57 182 9 16 Wheat Futures BellSouth 449-16 1 7-16 1 15-16 1 Bshllools 49 18- Thursday, at the mortuary. Memorials to family choice. Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City. O.

Glinn Morton O. Glinn Morton, 77, 1200 S. Eighth Beatrice, died Tuesday morning, Jan. 4, 2000, at Beatrice Community Hospital. He was born on April 2, 1922, at Strafford, and was a 1940 high school graduate in Springfield, Mo.

He served in the Army Air Corps from Oct. 12, 1942, to Jan. 20. 1946, as a Ball Turret gunner in a B-17 in the Pacific. On Nov.

13, 1944. he and Evelyn Staccy were married in El Paso, Texas. He was a journeyman electrician from 1946 until bis retirement in 1980. He moved to Beatrice from Dixon, in 1998. He was a member of the IBEW Union, and had been an elder of the Church of Christ in Waynesville, Mo.

He enjoyed CB radio and scanners, fishing, and Nebraska football. Survivors: wife, Evelyn; daughters, Leona Shanks of Dover, Linda Lindell and husband Clifton of Beatrice; grandchildren, Terry Neal, Jeff Foster, Victoria Shanks, Christopher and Melissa Lindell; five great-grandchildren; sister, l.ottiebelle Cullison and husband Carl of Springfield, brother, Lloyd Morton of Sedalia, Mo. He was preceded in death by his parents, Spurgeon and Lucy (Fitch) Morton; daughter. Leslie Herndon (1998); and grandson, Sean Shanks (1999). 111'.

luc Asbury Epworth Circle of the church, and the Beatrice Federated Woman's Club. She enjoyed cooking, baking, gardening and Both Slel 8 9-16 3-16 Hoeing 40 3 16 1-16 BoiSDCascd 39 5-16 9-16 Br.slMySq 59 12- 4 34 Brunswick 20 15-16 1 nuclNoSFe 21 5'B 1 15-16 CBS Corp 56 5-8 3 CNF Transp 29 15-16 1 78 CampoSoup 35 7-8 1 36 KANSAS I ll A 0vn Hi tli 1.000 bu minimum, Mar 27 I 11 l'-l Mav I.1 Jss llll 2'H 11 itv 115 1: 'w. 1 2 I 1 1 l'Vll llll 1 lis In I I 2SI) I "'I 'Is I 1.1 14 FMCCp 54 5-16 11-16 FirstEnergy 22 FordMotor SO 1 1-16 1 1116 FortuneBrnds 3111-16 9-16 GlECp 65 122 13 16 Gateway 6215-16 6 7 16 GenDynam 51 18 2 1-16 GanlEIsc 144 3-16 5 13 16 GenMills 33 13-16 5'8 GenMotois 71 58 3 GaPacGP 48 34 1 78 Goodrich 25 13-16 38 Goodyear 27 12 5-16 Hailiburtn 38 12 3 16 Hercules 25 58 1 1 8 Hershey 44 5 8 1 3,4 HewleltPkd 10812815-16 HomeDepot 61 34 3 34 Homestake 7 11-16 18 Honeywelllntl 551 1-16 1 Hutfy 6 1-16 1-16 IBP Inc 17 12 1-16 lllinova Cp 34 13-16 7-16 IngersolIRd 5115-161 1-16 IBMs 112 1-16 3 12 IntlPaper 54 18 1 38 Johnsonjn 88 13 16 3 38 JohnsonClrls 52 78 3 1-16 mart 9 13-16 V4 KansCtyPSL 23 12 1 1 16 KerrMcgee 57 7-16 1 KmderMorg 22 5-16 1 58 Kroger Co 199-16 58 LmdsayMlg 17 11-16 18 Litton 49 78 11-16 LockheedM 20 15-16 11-16 Lowes Cos 52 78 3 LucentTech 74 18 3 18 McDonalds 3813-1613-16 MediaOne 77 58 34 Mentor Auto 18 9-16 18 MernllLyn 779-163 1-16 MinnMM 90 58 3 34 Monsanto 34 14 7'8 MorganJP 115 345 11-16 NCR Corp 37 34 34 Navistar 45 3-16 15-16 NobleAlil 19 9-16 1116 Nucor 53 34 9-16 OGE Energy 18 12 18 Occident Pel 20 38 7-16 ONEOK 24 12 5-16 PECO 33 58 14 Chevron mi 012115 haul 2 1.1 Nn 2 rod I'. l4n. Texaco 52 I 1-16 Textron 11 1 1 '6 1 14 Timken 18 1Mb 1 3 16 TnconGlbH 36 3 4 9 16 UAL Corp 765-16 1 5 16 US West Inc 6611-163 5 16 USX-Maralhn 23 7-16 13-16 USX-USS 30 5-1-1 3 16 Unicom Cp 32 3 16 UnCarbcie 617 83 5'8 UntonPacf 41 1 16 UnPacRes 117 8 1-4 UmtedTech 5915-1629-16 Unocal 32 9 16 7-16 Venator Grp 6 7 8 1'8 Cash Grain KANSAS CIIY, Mm 1 Al bushels: cents Im'ln-i lu im, tln.

Nn 2 I I wheal 211 11 2 il Corn 0 lower; No 1 uliii" 1 hi, -Kn XW 1 to. No 1 I (.2 I 1 No 2 null. 2 i 2 No 1 soybean, 1 Is 2 I Hoii'ls oo-su 110 ems ell.itt I S2 83 1-16 9-16 5 3-16 50 12- 2 3-16 55 34 58 1B 13-16 5-16 22 7-16 7-16 17 14 1-16 110 1-16 11 34 37 18 38 34 1-16 7-16 30 18 1-16 74 141 11-16 28 34 18 16 1-8 42 13 16 1-16 20 3-16 3 16 31 58 1 3'4 293-163 7-16 65 63 9-16 1 62 3'B 2 11-16 56 7-8 11-16 42 12 15-16 25 5-16 1-16 76 13-16 1 38 (. quil.l Cil-ijioup CoctCola Cum sat ConAgra Coiirhco ClHtisWrl DUF- D1F Fnprqy Daimirt.nry D.iylonSupei hoeeCo Diilarrjs Inc Oisney DnwChem 1 Uul'ont FslKociak CDS Corp tinersonri Fnron Fnlergv FxxonMobil ViadCorp Survivors: son, Don NWeaver Weaver and wife Lynn of Beatrice; grandsons, Greg Weaver and wife Louann of Beatrice, Mike Weaver of Kansas City, three great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bert (Sept.

24, 1970); parents, Peter and Anna Jobman; five sisters; two brothers. Funeral: 10:30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 7, Centenary United Methodist Church, Beatrice, the Rev. Nancy Kaye-Skiner officiating.

Burial: Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Visitation: 10 a.m. -9 p.m. Thursday, Griffilhs-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice, and at the church one hour preceding the services. Memorial established to the church with the church office and the funeral home in charge.

Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice. John Harvey Vanderfeltz BLUE SPRINGS John Harvey Vanderfeltz. 51, Blue Springs, died Monday, Jan. 3, 2000. Funeral arrangements are pending with Laughlin-Hoevet Funeral Home, Wymore.

Gold and Silver 26 5-8 13-16 64 3.8 2 1,2 79 1 '2 2 3615-16-2 316 17 1'6 9 16 30 3 8 5 8 19 9-16 WaiMart WarnerLm 7-16 WslnRes Williams Winnebago tr.irw-f) -hi tho NY NEW YORK (AC: Merc Tuer.ilny In 199. only ieehimlng mo, ks nroveit immune to the Fed's rate inereaes bieaking out ot a springtime lull lo move to reeurd breaking highs by the end of the car But intlatiiui inters loomed over the broad market all ear long, eoninbiiting to a protraeled slump tor man stocks Ironically, a decline equities now could help assuage the led. wlmh has made no sect el of its concern over stocks' lotts valuations, analysts "The stock market has become such an important source of economic Herrmann said "If economic growth is loo high, the led must continue raising rates, and the siock market has become a real factor in that decision Still, most anal5ts believe toda sellott was a temporary drop in a market that still feeds on strong corporate profits and a robust economy 'Hie steep decline in stocks was to be expected, and could leave the market in better shape lor another advance, said Richard Cnpps, chief market strategist for l.egg Mason in Baltimore Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7, Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice, Hans Oshlert officiating.

Burial: Evergreen Home Cemetery, Beatrice. Visitation: after 2 p.m. Thursday until time of service at the mortuary. Memorial established to the family with the mortuary in charge. Military graveside services provided by American Legion Bitting-Norman Post 27, Beatrice.

Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel, Beatrice. Deaths Edward F. Shallii, 88, Odell. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan.

6, Vanec-Gerdes Chapel, Odell, Pastor Jan Home officiating. Burial: Odell Czech Cemetery. Memorials to family choice. Vance-Gerdes Funeral Home, Odell. William Frederick "Fritz" Goeking.

68, Fairbury. Funeral Mass: 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 6, St. Michael's Catholic Church, Fairbury, Father William Grant officiating.

Burial: Fairbury Cemetery. Vigil service: 7 p.m. Wednesday, Gerdes-Meyer Chapel, Fairbury. Memorials to family choice. Gerdes-Meyer Funeral Home, Fairbury.

Victor C. Wtn.l, 80, Steinauer. Mass of Christian Burial: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 6, St.

Anthony Catholic Church, Steinauer, Father Thomas Weidel officiating. Burial: church cemetery. Rosary: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, at the church. Visitation: 2 p.m.

-5 pm. Wednesday, Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City. Memorials to the church. Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City. Raymond D.

Stinsoii. 82. Syracuse, formerly of Tecumseh. Graveside services: 1 1 a.m. Thursday, Jan.

6. (not Jan. 13) Tecumseh Cemetery, the Rev. Hugh Giesbrecht officiating. Visitation: 1 p.m.

-8 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. a.m. Thursday, at the mortuary; no viewing at the cemetery. In lieu of flow Open It I $, Chg.

GOLD 100 troy 0 clcliois r. Jan 2H1.00 20.2 7i) 5 80 Feb 2B9 SO 2H'j r-'i 70- 5 90 Apr 291 CO rsn to 6 00 Jun 28H. (JO 288 '''(.) 00 J7 70 0 10 Aug 290 00 Joooo fi 10 Oct -ft) 6.10 Dec 295.00 295. ou 292.O1) 291.00 0,10 Feb 2-jo 10 0 10 Apr 29H. 20 I'.

10 Jun juu .10 oio Aug 3u2 5o 0 10 Oct 0 10 Dec 300 10 Jun 1 SILVER 5,000 troy ools tmv 0 Jan 529 0 533 5 si'i 0 533 5 -7 8 Feb 5.17.7 Mar 542 0 542 0 5.32 0 7 8 May 532 0 540 0 r-12 0 538 9 -7 7 Jul 534 5 539 .3 SO'l 0 539 3 7 7 Sep 53 1 i 7 7 Dec 537 0 540 4 5 '5 0 "10-1-77 Jan 541 1 Mar 541 t- 7 7 May 5-1' 9 7 7 Jul 543 5 7 7 Sep 543 2 7.7 Dec 543 4 7 7 Jul 539 9 Dec 537 9 7 7 Jul 539 0 -7 7 Dec 537 9 7 7 Jul 538 7 7 Wall Street Nl-W YORK (AP) Slock pnec-s plummeted tears oi rising interest rates gac investors .1 in sell shares and capture gains from last ear's rHTtnrniancc. The Nasdaq com-poMte index, the best performer in suffered ih worst piint loss in history Aocorduij! to preliminary calculations, the I)ihv lories mdusuial average fell 159 58 to close al in, jis hmrth-worst decline ever. 'Hie blue-inp iiulex had dipped as much as .180 points earli-: in the session Hioader suxk indicators also sustained sharp losses Investors continued a wave of selling that bctuii Nhmdav as the market balanced good news a smooth conversion to the Year 2000 with iMimnij! tears that runaway economic growth will prompt the eilcial Reserve to raise interest rates. I he toggle switch moved from 'otf to 'on' residing interest-rate worries," said Hank I fen nun n. chief investment officer al Waddell Keednt Overland Park.

Kan Neumann said investors were able to brush off tvneerns aNnit riMiig rates while 2K loomed as a tientu! threat to the economy. With worries about uimptitor troubles nuw inosily alleviated, interest r.iiev are dikc again ratihng investors. Hie I ed led rales unchanged at its last meeting, hoping to eriMiie monetary stability hile Y2K concerns played out around the world Now, central hankers aie likely to focus on continued signs ol economic growth, and a slock market that defied rising lates lo set a string of new records at the close ot 1949 Rising interest rates typically hurt stocks by cutting into corporate profits as it becomes more epensive lo borrow money Higher rates can be especially devastating lo high-growth stocks, whose piomive nt lutiue earnings growth may be threatened. said "The market has had a very strong Cnpps. "Higher interest rates are providing .1 Kst for some selling that probabh mvd t- lake LaVerne Leitschuck STROMSBURG LaVerne Leitschuck, 87, York, died Monday, Jan.

3, 2000. He was born Feb. 2, 1912. at Burchard, attended School District 39 in Pawnee County, and graduated from Burchard High School in 1929. He also attended sheet-metal school in Lincoln in preparation for work in the aircraft industry.

On Aug. 18, 1933, he married Doris O. Bennett of Pawnee City. He farmed for a few years before working at Boeing Aircraft in Plattsmouth during World War II, and then with Cessna Aircraft in Wichita, for 20 years. Upon retiring from the State of Kansas school system, he moved to York in 1978.

He enjoyed raising a garden each year, especially tomatoes and cucumbers. Survivors: wife, Doris; daughters, Janet Gartner of York, Kristen Leitschuck of Topcka. grandchildren, Fred Gartner and wife Sheryl of Lincoln, Shirley Lindquist and husband Steve of Stromsburg, David Gartner and wife Pat of York; great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; brother-in-law, J.M-. Peschel of Lincoln; sister-in-law, Marjory Van Home and husband C.L. of California; stepsisters, Wilma Klein, Roberta Cody and husband Don of Lincoln; cousins.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Leroy and Hazel Alwilda (Klein) Leitschuck; stepmother. Hazel Hart Klein Leitschuck; sister, Eileen Peschel; stepbrother, Ellis Klein; a son-in-law, Otis Gartner. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7.

Wherry Brothers Mortuary, Pawnee City. Visitation: 2 p.m. -8 p.m. place before it can go any higher Today. American Hxpress and Hewleit-I'ackard led the Dow's decliners Technology stocks also struggled a investor; collected profits from a stellai year in Pi) Traders said many investois held onto shares of top-performing companies last year and are now selling because the taxes on their gams won be due until 2001.

markets took little notice of President Clinton's renominalion of Alan Greenspan for another term as chairman of ihe I ederal Reserve Svstem The announcement was widely expected, but traders said the market would pn'kihh have fared worse without it. Thu 's salos Thu of't'ii ml 73,1 13 Midwest Carlot Feedlots Livestock Hire DI'S Ml HNI S. I.m.'i(Al') (USt)A) ('. meal tiaile nil I ui'Mlav. I1 lloie.l I' el 1 ers, memorials to tamily cnoice.

Wherry brothers Mortuary, Tecumseh. (The death notice had listed the date of the funeral incorrectly. The Daily Sun regrets the error.) ale ilem.iiHl am! 11 Choiee 1 1 1 1 1 ems anil loin Heel liiininiiius n-'t KKARNKY (Al'xUSDA) Kaslern Nebraska Icetllct quulaltnns I uesdiiv Sales s-iinliiiiH-J 6.VK). IiiuIl slow SIi-lts anJ hellers dressed basis sales steadv. live sales not well established.

Buyer iiKinr nmdeiale. seller interesl hshl Sleers, Seleel and Choice 2-2 1 400 lbs, lew 67 50. Dressed basis: ll)7 ()-H)8 50 IU-iIlts: and Choice 2-2 1 150-1225 lbs: 107 00-1 (IS 00 r.ilh on lii'lii lo Hinder-'deiale otlennts S-'leel ami enei.ilK uliik- die nh U'l allii Iniuut ills ik qabli.liiil sole e'll-iill 1 nl 'tinke I 111. .11 I I 4 41 7so- Patients Parents Lsliinaleil eoinii' 2 600-7M) lbs lbs ilown OS al I SIOUX CITY, town (AP) (USI)Al Sunn City livestock Tuesday, Hog receipts: liarroivs and gills .50 hicher llocs 47-50 2K1-270 Ihs 36 50. Sows: steady 1-1 '00-450 Ihs 25 00-2S 00.

Ihs 2 1 00. 500-700 Ihs 27 00-39 00. Boars. 300-700 Ihs 10 00 Mercantile CHICAGO (AP) Futures Hading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tue: Open High Low Settle Chg, CATTLE 40.000 cents per lb. I 1 MHI-7S) lbs Hospitals 105.56.

750 900 lbs down al on 202 loads ot l.tbiiealed ems. 0 27 loads ol eoai se fiiound trllil- ilmv ill 105.15; nl 50s. Dismissals: Ron Schmidt, Tecumseh. Pawnee County Memorial 14). Admissions: Opal Rule, Burchard; Alice Wenzl, Summerfield, Kan.

Beatrice Community Hospital Admissions (Total in last 24 hours: Dismissals (Total in last 24 hours: 12). Board of Trade CHICAGO AP) Fulures tracing on ihe Chicago Board ol Trade Tue Oren Hgh Low Settle Chg WHEAT eqiiis Liieiil value ol 11 72 ol 013 97. 750-eleel I-1 O'KI-TM) lbs down 02 al 04 71 lun.ileiit nl' ioo.UK, minims. f'Mirikik'tl pna Choice 6HO-750 Ihs d.m l00 Ihs Un f4 nl U) up .05 12. 7 SO -900 If-Current niilex it'llccis the i1 of c.ittle 5,000 bu minimum: cents per bushel Mar 247 1 2 248 14 241 Jefferson Community Health Center Admissions: Keicia McAtec.

Fairbury. Dismissals: Robert Gearhart, Charles BloyJ, both of Fairbury; Robin Garlick and baby, Beatrice. .63 .47 .18 10 20 .10 05 247 14 258 268 277 12 291 258 258 12 253 268 268 1'4 263 276 277 12 274 288 291 288 Feb 69,40 69.37 68.80 69 07 Apr 71.55 71.55 71.10 71.25 Jun 69 57 69,57 69,20 69.47 Aug 69,60 69.65 69.35 69 60 Oct 71.65 71,65 71 42 7147 Dec 72.62 72.65 72,50 72 60 Feb 73.40 73.55 73.40 73 55 Est. sales 16,785. sales 9,428 open int 111,508, up 527 FEEDER CATTLE 50,000 cents per lb.

No viles ivporloii t.ii -t kv! Cow and hull L'Jiiuiv-L'i not The miter cow carcass toss cutout w.is rsiim.ik'd 1. dmvn .61 Hide fnmi a lypic.il sKluv htct Nkvr was I'siiniiiicd at 7 H-l. duwn 01 May Jul Sop Dec Mat Jul Dec Jul Community Memorial Healthcare, Marysville, Kan. No report. Hanover Hospital, Hanover, Kan.

Admissions: Floyd Bruna, Hanover. Johnson County Hospital Admissions: Vergil Riensche, Sterling; Sara Vermeer, Leokham Thelplikhith, both of Tecumseh. 300 -1 310 332 345 idsol. Ilk L'tllS lllll Sales reported on MS 75 Mon 's sales 16.571 Won 's open int 122,038, up 1.126 CORN Babies Thelplikhith Sombounmai and Leokham Thelplikhith of Tecumseh are parents of a 7-pound. 2-ounce son, Syphat Dragon, born Tuesday, Jan.

4, 2000, at the Johnson County Hospital, Tecumseh. 5,000 bu minimum, cents per bushel 0 loads oi trim -prou'ss pnrk Compared to Monday's I i I H') Ihs loins mostly fH) 3.fH) lower; knd hiuie-m haiii -k er: sdls bellies 1M-I ihs Mead I 00-2 00 lusher Iradtn-: tresh h-Mu'-in r. buns r.ik to tninminys iiiinferate. nh 203 2 1'4 1 34 1 34 1 14 Jan 85.70 85.95 85 50 85 77 Mar 85.80 85.80 85 40 85.70 Apr 85.60 85.70 85,30 85.67 May 85 65 .22 Aug 86.60 86 75 86.40 86.70 Sep 86.60 86.80 86 40 86 80 Oct 86,50 86,95 86,50 86,85 Nov 86.75 87.20 86.75 87.20 .10 20 .10 15 .10 .10 .10 209 34 216 1 2 223 14 Smokes and Sirens Mar 200 J-4 203 I '2 200 May 207 3-4 210 14 207 34 Jul 214 1 2 217 214 12 Sep 222 1.2 223 3.4 222 Nov 22914 1 Dec 232 233 231 Jan 233 12 34 Mai 2-10 12 241 14 240 Jul 241 249 12 249 Dec 251 12 254 251 12 241 249 12 253 34 1 14 34 1 34 light to miderale demand and ultei Loins hone in fresh 14 inch turn I Ml Ihs l4 50-H1C00; hams bone in trimmed. 17-20 lbs trim special 1 51 00; 20-2 Ihs turn special I 00.

hams hone in trimmed. 20-27 lbs linn special 2 41 .00: seedless bellies 14 lbs 71 DO, lbs 71 S() No sales reported on carlni lamb car. ass Estimated daiK tr.cstoj, sLiu-hter tank 124.000; cahes O0o. 15.000 Men sains 63.618 Mm'sopm ml 391,990. up 7,538 OATS 5 000 bu minimum, cents per bushel Est.

sales 1,996. sales 4,297 open int 26,566, up 213 HOGS, LEAN 40,000 lbs cents per lb. Feb 55.70 55.85 55 02 55 62 35 Apr 56 80 57.00 56,30 56 85 .42 Jun 64,05 64.30 63 85 64 17 .15 Jul 63,00 63.15 62.60 63 05 .27 Aug 61.50 61,50 61 00 61.25 .45 Oct 57,30 57,30 56,60 57 30 .35 Dec 55.95 55.95 55.50 55 52 .43 Feb 58,00 58.00 57.25 57.25 .85 Apr 56,72 .02 TrryA Doyle Thomas Shutts June Seitz Mar May Jul Sep Dec '08 1.2 109 108 1 34 114 14 1 13 12 111 34 1 12 12 1 1 1 34 117 117 117 124 124 123 12 109 114 14 112 12 117 123 34 34 12 34 14 12 Lottery Mon sales 1.073 Men open int 13.138. up 456 SOYBEANS AGEdnwrds Si.snU.MS St Si IHS7 Cash 4 Life Edwards Fur alternatives on how you can receive and manage your distribution from your company's retirement plan. 5 000 ha minimum, cents per bushel Last spot 49,09 Est.

sales 8.357, DES MOINES. Iowa (AP Jan sales 8,343 456 12 466 456 12 464 14 465 474 465 471 12 110 South 6th Si Beatrice, NE 402-223-3549 800-688-1814 open int 45,443, Mar Mav up 583 7 34 7 7 14 7 6 12 5 12 6 474 481 1'2 473 479 478 1 2 487 478 12 485 12 482 485 12 482 485 483 12 486 482 486 487 12 495 12 487 492 12 None of the tickets sold Tuesday's "Cash 4 File" gam matched the four winning number The inmibeis drawn weie: 7S-89-9I-93 sep Nov 511 1-2 4 PORK BELLIES 40,000 cents per lb. Feb 80,00 80 90 78 70 79 821.33 Mar 79.70 79.70 77 60 78 621.53 May 79 60 79 60 78 00 78 401.20 Jul 78 50 78 50 78 00 78 35 1 70 Aug 76.10 76.50 75.00 75 001.80 Last spot 70.38 Est. sales 1,503. sales 1,391 open int 5,317.

up 434 Men sales 40.485 Men open int 130 418, up 993 SOYBEAN OIL 60,000 His, cents per lb i plays drawn Pick Pick LINCOLN (AP) N. matched the numbers Tuesday night in the Nebi.ts 5 lotteiy which weie: 6-1 i-l 3-30-35 Jan Ui47 15n5 15 32 15 57 13 Mar 15 70 15 94 15 58 1582 12 May 1601 16 20 15 91 16 15 13 Jul 1634 16 55 1621 1645 13 Aug 16 52 16 57 16 40 16 57 12 Sep 16 68 16 73 16 52 16 73 13 Jan 17 25 1 7 46 17 35 1746 09 Mar 17 65 17 70 17 65 17 70 Men sa'es 1 7 965 Beatrice Accident 9:03 a.m. Tuesday, 201 N. Fifth Beatrice Police Department parking lot. Driver: Richard G.

Ramsey Firth. Ramsey's van, owned by the City of Beatrice, 205 N. Fourth was backing in lot and struck the right corner of a dog box attached to the rear of a parked sport utility vehicle owned by the City of Beatrice, 201 N. Fifth St. Estimated damage: less than $500 to both vehicles.

Fire call 6:27 a.m. Wednesday, Kmart. 2317 N. Sixth St. Active fire alarm, no fire.

Possible problem with healing unit. Medical calls 12:15 p.m. Monday, 2500 block Eiast Court Street. Medical emergency, transport to Beatrice Community Hospital. 2:48 p.m.

Monday, Beatrice Community Hospital. Transfer to Beatrice Good Samaritan Center. 3:29 p.m. Monday, Beatrice Community Hospital. Transfer to BryanLGH Medical Center East, Lincoln.

6:32 p.m. Monday, Eagles Club. 1 1 1 S. Eighth St. Medical emergency, transport to Beatrice Community Hospital.

9:43 p.m. Monday, Parkview Center. Transfer to Beatrice Community Hospital. 7:45 a.m. Tuesday, Beatrice Community Hospital.

Transfer to St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center, Lincoln. 1 p.m. Tuesday, BryanLGH Medical Center West, Lincoln. Transfer to Wymore Good Samaritan Center.

2:40 p.m. Tuesday. Beatrice Community Hospital. Transfer to Wymore Good Samaritan Center. 3:56 p.m.

Tuesday, Beatrice Community Hospital. Transfer to Madonna Rehabilitation Center, Lincoln. 8:54 p.m. Tuesday, Beatrice Community Hospital. Transfer to BryanLGH East Medical Center, Lincoln.

12:52 a.m. Wednesday, 500 block North Fifth Street. Medical emergency, transport to Beatrice Community Hospital. 2:28 a.m. Wednesday, Beatrice Community Hospital.

Transfer to BryanLGH West Medical Center, Lincoln. Theft Between 7:25 a.m. and 7:31 p.m. Tuesday, 1538 Mm scpen ml 130,411 SOYBEAN MEAL 100 Or Mars per ten Jan 146) 148 0 146 90 147 90 1 50 Ma M6 70 149 10 146 50 14860 1 90 May 14750 14920 14720 148 50 2 20 Jul 148 20 150 20 148 20 149 50 2 00 Aug 149 00 150 30 148 30 149 50 2 30 Sep 149 00 1 50 30 148 50 149 50 2 30 Ocl 150 30 150 30 149 70 149 70 2 40 Dec 15180 153 40 151 50 15320 2 40 Jan 154 70 3 40 Mon sales 1 1 865 Mnn open int 97.013. up 381 Court County Store No.

2. Package of cigarettes stolen. Estimated loss: S3. 50. Vandalism Between 6 p.m.

and 9:37 p.m. Thursday. 2318 Grant St. Sport utility vehicle shot with paint balls. Estimated damage: none.

Belween 2:30 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. Friday. 400 block North Fifth Street. Paint on car scratched and windshield broken.

Estimated damage: $5(K). Between midnight and 11 a m. Friday. 1-100 block North Eighth St. Right front and right rear pickup tires slashed.

Estimated damage: SI 50. Between 5 p.m. Saturday and noon Sunday, 2201 N. Sixth Arby's parking lot. Drivers side window ami tail lights broken out on car.

Estimated damage: $160. Belween 12:45 p.m. and 1:25 p.m. Tuesday, 1805 Ella Apt. C.

Window broken out. Estimated damage: S30. Gage County Accidents 1 1:27 p.m. Dee. 18, two miles west and two miles north of Adams on county gravel road.

Train driven by Richard A. Gebauer, Kansas City. struck a car, owned by Charles Foforth, Firth, which was stalled on railroad tracks. Estimated damage: more than $500 to train engine and car. 12:24 a.m.

Dec. 24. three and one-quarter miles north and four miles west of Filley on South 80th Road. Driver: Matthew A. Meints, rural Beatrice.

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