Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 18

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER londajr Evenhigyune 23 1924 18 The Markets (trntfshed by Lamwa Bros) SUBURBAN DAYS 43( 44 00 9 00 25 DAN MORGAN CHARLES NORMAN LAN DY 5 75 4 00 5 50 3 lambs 50 to 70 lb RALSTON SEES 000 ADMIRERS 50 i 8 SELL TO less Lafayette 69c Dally delivery or wheat July and August tvhlte But six of the few 2 Rug Bargains Living Room urniture Odds and Ends Household Specials Aluminum Bargains 6 ft Porch Shades $495 69c 89c Willow Clothes 'Baskets 98c 1 89c $279 89c 89c 95c 95c Sixth and Main Sts Watch Paper bid: VOCAL LESSONS 7 4 b509 orgMf a Gentry of the 74 Ml 77 5 5 here top 7 7 7 6 6 5 5 50 00 July Sept 48 42 I 43k I S6 85 75U 48 423 75 7554 7814 7 6 6 8 8 5 5 Watch and was 7 6 6 8 00 00 00 00 50 00 7 2 3 thaat 300Q the deaf the the Oct second 31021 4 14 "8 73 74 I 76 3 2 00 50 20 15 21 12 9 10 8 no oo 5 elow: about WHEAT July Sept" Dec CuKN July r'w Sept Dec July Sept Dec July Sept Dec 25 50 INED OR INTOXICATION Ed Dduglass: was fined $5 and Costs on a' charge of intoxication in the 'city court Monday He was arrested Sunday hy the police i 1 Close Today CloseJun 21Op'lngJun 23 no 90 85 88 84f of Wa $139 $398 Artl a OpenHlgh Low JCIosefClose cleg 4 jPrtcePricePrlceJix 23Jn 21 50 25 00 00 5 EXAMINATIONS REE preferred new top 00 90 90 90 25 75 75 75 lived1 In War years He is children Bert Williamsport of California Sheep Spring Bucks Tlyowout lambs Rescue 60 Seamen LONDON June Sixty sea men from the lost British steam shjp Clan MacMillan have been res cued by the tranship Manila off Algueda reef in the Bay of Ben gal but the boat Is still missing said a Central News dis patch from Rangoon this after noon circuit court at Delphi The trio were Wednesday and Thursday Suburban Days Two Great Days of Value Giving 4 11 2 8 seed cash December $1045 cash RECITAL POSTPONED Because of a conflicting event at the irst Methodist church of West Tafayette Monday evening the recital to be given by Mrs Ida has been postponed until Tuesday evening at 8 f' Gompers Better NEW YORK Juke The con dition of Samuel Gompers pres! dent of the American ederation of Labor was said today by i of ficials Of the Lenox Hill hospital where he has been recovering from at nervous breakdown to be suf ficiently improved to permit his at tendance at a labor conference this Louis break here LOSES HER PURSE Mrs Claude Wright of owler notified the police Monday that she had left her pocketbook In the ladies rest room In 5 the court house 5 Sunday It contained a gold rosary a key a dollar bill and some change SERBS Wheat clover asked cash seed asked Double Parking Is Expensive Practice Louis Caster was fined $5 and costs in the city court Monday on a charge off violating the city parking ordinance Twice within half an hour Saturday night Cas ter ignored the double parking or dinance He was warned the first time but a charge was placed against him for the second of fense ull Vanity Dresser Walnut veneer i Bow end Beds two only each Oak Dressers with plate mirror Oak Chifforobes full size 7 Odd Dressing Tables walnut finish Walnut finish Chiffoniers Lloyd Baby Carriages ull size Metal Beds Lloyd Strollers several finishes' Oak Chiffoniers with mirrors Glass Door China Cabinets 45 inch Round Dining Tables lambs bidding sheep scarce oats August de calf hides calf hides horse hides horse hides beet hides These prices apply to produce Miss Reatha the Banks in signs Archibald said raid bv the of the state nearly paid for heavy cows SHEET 419 Main St Optometrists' CHICAGO POULTRY'CHICAGO June 23 Poultry alive lower fowls 2022c broilers 3241c rcosters 14c or Our Washing 4 'A Machine Ad $1575 43575 $1985 $1595 $1975 975 1 $1695 $1785 $1585 third 1023 Jreasgry Big receipts at Cbl and pother places in prices that "was The market to 15c with lean association lias be come interested in case and several prominent attorneys have been employed on both sides Harry Webster of Indianapolis representing the bankers has been endeavoring? to identify the trio since their capture and it is said there may be some interesting de velopments i I 7 and Thursday Suburban orders will be 44 STEERING WHEEL STOLEN Charles McMahan 173 Lit tleton street West Lafayette has reported the theft of the steering wheel from his ord" coupe Sun day evening The car was parked on erry street between Sixth and Eighth from 7 io 7:30 and It was during this time that the wheel was takenl early bulk lambs IBy the Associated Prcsa1CHICAGO June 23 Owing weakness of Liverpool quotations wheat market here underwent an ly setback In price toaay the un ful and up Price changes Atlantic Refining broke 89 i and Aged Williamsport Citizen Dies Here Isaac Newton Statzell aged re tired i farmer of Williamsport tied at Monday morning at the Home hospital in this city He had been at the hospital for fl month and death was caused by a complication of diseases Mr Stat zell was born in Ohio seventy six years ago and had ren county many survived by threeand Lula Statzell and Carl Statzell The body was taken to the Soller undertaking establishment and will be removed to Williamsport Tues day afternoon The funeral will be held in Williamsport upon the arrival of the son from California Mulberry Arranges Open Air Concert The Community club of Mul berry has arranged an unusually attractive program for the free concert to be held Wednesday night The Chorus will sing several numbers and Gordon Tay lor of Lafayette will render sev eral solos It promises to be an exceptional program i and many from Iafayettfe are arranging to attend Music i will be furnished by the Bayton band every Wed nesday night during the summer CATTLE Best heavy shipping steers 1300 to 1500 pounds Light butcher steers 1000 to 1250 pounds Local Business Man Is Critically III Henry 1020 Warehouse street is critically 111 at St Eliza beth1 hospital He underwent an appendix operation Saturday and peritonitis has developed' Mr with his brother Wil liam O'Connor and Claude Long own the Long flt(h market on lower Columbia street better lambs about steady 25c lower culls steady range lower Wool Pool Members Nominate Directors ive men from District No 2 of the Indiana Wheat Pool orgarfiza tion were nominated as candidates for the position of director from the district on the state board at a meeting of wheat pool members held Saturday afternoon in the of fice of County Agent Krueck The names of the nominees have been certified" to the state organi zation and will be voted at a later date to select 'the district director Those placed in nomi nation include James Rhodes Attica Woodfield Lafay ette Alonzo Lindley Kingman Silas Morgan Newport ranfc Arn Montezuma fourteen counties in the district were represented at the meeting "including Tarke Tippecanoe Car roll Pulaski Warren Vermillion An address on the state wheat pool was made by I erris state manager of Indianapolis Burton Honan of Ockley Ind farm bureau director of the third dis trict presided LIBERTY BOND PRICES X'EW YORK Juns 23 Untied ttstea government bonds 'closed: Ltb orty 31011 first 310128 giuvsu nrst second 31013 31021 fourth 4 dOS 75 78 I 781 ranciscan Houses Entertain Visitor The Very Rev Roger Middendorf of St Catholic church Toilet 111 who has been appointed visitor of the ranciscan province of Cincinnati by the ather General of the ranciscans in Rome held the canonical visitation Sunday at the two loch1 ranciscan houses St Boniface andr St Lawrence rom this city went to Louisville Ky where he was to hold the visitation of the ranciscan mon astery in that city Monday ather Roger will preside at the provincial chapter July 22 at St monastery Cincinnati' at which the annual changes of pastors and assistants in St John the Baptist province will be made $197559c 98c Have your eyes testedhen you are in for Sub urban Days 8 1 3 Oil Mops complete Three Opening Mirrors100 piece Dinner Sets 10x14 Oak Mirrors 12x18 White Mirrors Boudoir Lamps Bird Cages 7 Bridegroom Killed In Auto Collision GREENCASTLE Ind June 23 Clarence Baldwin 21 years old was killed and his bride of a week Was badly injured Saturday 1 night when their automobile collided with one driven by Lemay of Columbus nine miles north of here Baldwin and bls wife were en route from their home in Gary to Danville and met the Ixsmay car a culvert Lemay was uninjured S7 86 771 I 46 421 441 or Our Washing Ad 1 1' 75 I 76 7S 23 20 19 30 20 4 The trial of Dan Morgan al leged bandit who was captured near rankfort a month ago to rothor with Charles Norman was begun in the Carroll Monday morninsr a Jewett touring car and a battle took place Shei iff Dan county aiid posse of nation il Tell our hundred thousand readers of your want through the Classified Ads Mrs Ralston Says Counting Too Heav ily on the Out come INDIANAPOLIS June Sen ator Samuel Moffett Ralston fa of the democratic na tional convention waved a train load of admirers and well wishers off to New York yesterday and went back to his country home to watch theoutcome Indiana folk accused wrongly of being politicians by nature had the sensation of giving the country a president or candidate for president since Benjamin Har rison and they were more ag itated over the possibility than Senator Ralston apparently Mrs Ralston too while perhaps turning over in her mind the idea of being the lady of i the and mistress of the White House worrying about it Senator Ralston is nominated your front porch is likely to be cluttered up with newspaper men staff correspondendents and star reporters as well as a lot of other ordinary Mrs Ralston was told HOT BISCUIT ISSUE the Ralston family counting too heavily on the she replied you favor the Injection of I the hot biscuits for breakfast issue in this campaign the wife was asked 'was fooling about she declared made that an issue long before this campaign was ever thought Senator Ralston himself wish to say much about the con vention situation However he indicated that If he should be called upon to make the race it would not be a front porch: campaign's altogether and the either between the White House lawn and the Ralston wooded country home might be the means partly of conveying to the country I what the candidates think of each other City Electrician to Become a Benedict The wedding of Miss Irene Mc Ardle of Delphi and Carl Bauer city electrician will take place at 9 Tuesday morning at the home 1943 Ireenbush street i Rev John Guenther of the Brown street church performing the ceremony During Mr absence from duty Morris Peacock will fill the posi tion of city electrician 7 BUDDS A5D CADVES urniture Bargains 00 0 COWS 6 5 5 hen of Clinton HAS CASH UND 87 86 77 1 4646 Husband Sees Wife Wife Sees Husband Killed at Crossing SOUTH BEND Ind June Husband say wife and wife say hus band instantly killed before their eyes Sunday at Mishawaka when the machine in which the two couples were riding was struck by a fast westbound Grand Trunk passenger train The victims were: Mrs Grace Noel 34 Elkhart? Howard Reed 35 Bristol The survivors were: Robert Noel husband of Mrs Noel vho was killed Mrs Lotta Reed wife of Howard Reed who was killed 'Mrs Reed dragged her four year old daughter to safety when she jumped Noel the driver uninjured said his motor stalled on the tracks when he attempted to put it in reverse 2 quart Pitchers 10 quart Kettles 12 quart Bucket 8 cup Percolator 7 5 quart Tea Kettle 14 qiiart Dish Pans Round Roaster Big Ben Clocks 50 piece Djnner Sets $975 HOGS GO LOWER AT LOCAL YARDS Big Receipts Start Down turn at all Markets Sales Here 10 to 15 Cents Be Saturday There was a general downturn in the heg market throughout the coun try on Monday cago bt started fl reflected stroke from XOc 17 00 Calves sold steady at1 $700 lambs at $1100 Other stock steady Market 10c to 15c lower Bolof Lightning rightens Worker Is Unconscious Charles Taylor of 143'0 North Seventeenth street at the railroad coal docks at the shops a patient at St Eliz abeth hospital He was either shocked by lightning during the storm Sunday afternoon or so badly' scared that he is uncon scious Taylor was at work when the storm broke and following a blinding flash of lightning fell over unconscious He was remov ed to St Elizabeth hospital where Dr A Arnett attended him 1 he physician could find no evi dence of struck by to arouse It CHICAGO June rnent of Agriculture Hogs Tl'OpO moderately active 15c to 26e lower bulk Drink Shriner Best Coffee resh Roasted Choice bulla Light butcher bulls 500 to 800 pounds Choice veal valves 140 to 180 pounds Common veal calves Heavy calves 250 to 400 pounds Canners Cutters HEIERS AND Yearling heifers air butcher heifers Stock heifers Choice i a Articles advertised in this ad are on 7 sale Wednesday Days only On account of these low prices no phone or 'accepted 5 to the ear ly setback in price today The weak nese at Dlverpol was ascribed chiefly to scarcity of buyers and to numer dys resellers on sharp recessions Chicago opening prices which ranged lrom to lc lower July 8111' 112 land September 'P 114 were followed by rapid flue tuations within the initial range A With receipts below current requlre 1 menta the corn market soon devel oped strength! After opening un 7 changed to off July 86c prices later showed material gains all arcund Oats were easy as a of good crop reports Starting at a shade lower July 46c to mar ketj displayed but little power to rally Lower quotations on: hogs tended toweaken provisions Car lots today: Wheat 49 cars with 41 of contract grade Corn 95 cars with 73 of contract grade Oats 58 cars with 43 of contract grade Hogs receipts 78000 oft top 8720 Wheat primary "receipts Today 1185000 bushels last week 919000 bushels last year 1067000 bushels Cash corn lc up Cash oats steady Cash wheat oft CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Depart recelpts unevenly good 7 and choice 258 to 316 pound butchers 37109720 jtop 3720 bulk desirable 140 to 1 S') pound weight 8650670 bulk packing sows 86 50 bulk good and choice strong weight kill ing pigs 57 5600 bulk of sales S670715 top 8720 Cattle receipts 23000 beef steers ana yearlings to 25c lower than last week's extreme low fab cows and heifers sharing decline trade very slow limited some choice South Da kota bullocks! held at 81100 best heavy steers early i 81010: yearlings and light eight klnds predominating Ir fed steer run bulls and veal ealves about steady bulk desirable bolognas 8450465 few heavies $475 and better grassy kind 8350 choice vealers to packers $900 down ward light kind around $800 stock ers and feeders comparatively scarce Sheep receipts 17000 grades native others weak to no early sales 2 oc or sfeadv: 1 4000 sorting moderated cull natives mostly Needs 40000 for Building and Equipment at Institu tion ounded by Orson E7 Archibald Speakins at 'the annual outinp of the institution' held Sunday aft ernoon at Columbian park tjiis city Orson Archibald of In dianapolis 'founder the home farm for aged and infirm deaf' mutes near Brookston announced that the home has TOOO in its treasury nearly 38000 of which came from rents from the farm The Institution needs about $40 000 to build and equip the: home for full operation according to the estimate The outing was made doubly in teresting by the presence oft four boys and four girls from the In diana state school for the deaf at Indianapolis this being the first time students from that instiuttion have taken part in a 'picnic tMr Archibald says he is particulaily to all who took part in the program He appreciated the singing by members of the choir of St church the deaf nd' dumb boys' and girls singing one number concurrently in the sign language Miss Lottie Hinkley rendered of and Brook Mr taxes mutes the support of the state school for the deaf The deaf as a rule' he said are making good use of their education are good citizens and support every good enterprise in their communities August Jutt instructor at state school strongly endorsed Archibald home project ALLEGED BANDITS GP ON TRIAL' AT DELPHI 20 piece Water Set I $398 Table Oil Cloth' yard 32c WALL STREET YORK iJuns Establish ment of many new 1924 high recordsiverked the opening of stock market with low priced rail and put lie utility shares leading the advance Aoutiiorn JhLaty and all touched ri Buying was of a broad character with a good demand for speculative Irsves 4 'The initial of buying sub sided as bears opened a selling at tack against several volatile special ties which with scattered profit tak ing caused the general list to hesi tf te Oils shares slipped back Eljghtly Atlantic Refining losing a1'dnt abn with Dupont General E'ectrlc nnd Schulte Cuyamel ruit was forced down 3 points to a new 194 low at gains ranging recorded by Gas rkultural Chemical preferred LODDE Jewelers Day Beds complete with mattress $2250 3 piece Reed Cretonne Covered Suite $4450 Leather upholstered Rockers $2475 Mahogany or Golden Oak Rdbkers 7 $1475 Morris Chairs upholstered seat and back $2250 Chase Leather Couch bak frame ibre Day Bed covered with cretonne 7 $3785 3 piece Velour Overstaffed Suite 7 $15900 Cane Pullman Loose Cushion Davenport 7 $8950 2 piece Suite' Davenport aitd 3 piece Overstaffed Davenport Suite $17900 Mahogany or Walnut Spinet $2475' GET HIGHEST PRICES OR I POULTRY AND PRODUCE vlll113ni I131131131151I3 I15'i114M116 117116 117117 I I 8fr 841 Catholic Churclies Observe east Day Of Corpus Christi Impressive services were held in the Catholic churches of Lafayette Sunday in observance of the feast of Corpus 'Christi Ths procession attendant upon the feast day was held at St Lawrence and St churches following the 10 high mass Sunday morning with the school children and servers taking part Solemn ceremonies including procession benediction of the Blessed Sacrament Te Deum were held Sunday evening at St Boniface church with Rev Alphonse Wilberding as celebrant Rev lorian' Brlede M( served as deacon and Rev Andrew Henze Ml of Cin cinnati as sub deacon Christi is a day of joy and gladness celebrated by the Catholic church in commemoration of the institution of the Blessed Sacrament" ather lorian said Sunday in an interesting explana tion of rthe feast every land and country on the globe wher ever there is a Catholic church this feast is being celebrated to day in a grand and glorious way reminding all who view the end less procession of the presence with us in the Divine sacrament of the 1a truly present the Blessed Sacrament" the priest continued Blessed Sacrament is the sacrament of love the Last Will and Testament of our Divine Savior and with the mass com memorates victory ovhr sin and death The feast of Cor pus Christi is celebrated also in reparation for the acts of profa nation and the denials of many of the existence of Christ in the Holy Lhndy and Drapery Bargains 36 inch silk rose blue gold values up to $250 OA yard Choice yard $100 and 85c Curtains Net white ecru and ivory yarqf DjC Curtains 2 yards long ruffled with $149 ATTICA MARKET Market 10c to 15c lower Heavy butchers Medium butchers Dight butchers Light lights Pigs Select packing sows Rough packing bows Stags POTATO MARKET CHICAGO June 23 Potatoes old stock about steady with little trad ing new very firm receipts new 62 old 10 cars total United States shipments Saturday new 647 old 30 Sundny new 38 "Wisconsin sacked round whites $110l20 Alatmma Louisiana and Oklahoma sacked Bliss Triumphs $240270 South Carolina onrrei couplers $425450 fancy $475 guardsmen and deputies ambushed man who held them up The Amer them The men are cnargea' witn automobile banditry and conspiracy to commit a felony They were jn the act of getting a supply of burglar: and safe blowing tools which had been planted on a farm near rankfoit when captined Men employed in gasoline filling stations at rankfort and Leba noi have identified Morgan as the Crash at Crossroad Damages Two CarsSpecial to Journal and Courier MONTICELLO Ind June 23 A Nash1 sedan driven by George Dahm of Lafayette and a tour ing car owned and driven by red Snyder of rankfort collided sev eral miles east of Monticello Sun day morning badly damaging both machines The view of 'the two drivers was obstructed at the cross road by a school house The Dahm car struck the rear of the Snyder machine causing the latter' to overturn Although the rear end or the Snyder machine was badly damaged the occupants escaped In Lafayette party was hurt7 shaJen but no one was Taylor having been the licit but all efforts him Sunday were frult is possible he was so badly frightened he became un conscious LOCAL CASH GRAIN PRICES Wheat No 2 $101 No 3 99c Corn 70 lbs for 73c No 3 white oats rso rye ten days No 2 new delivery 9c No 3 new livery 34c mostly $800850t heavy fat ewes $400 and down CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO June 23 Butter higher extras 40H 0141c standards 4fir: extra firsts 38H39c: firsts 37 38c seconds 3435c Eggs unchanged receipts cases firsts 25V426c ordinary firsts 24 024c storage pack extras firsts 27c INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK June Hogs re Cfipts 9000' lower: top $730 bulk $720 good hogs 130 to 140 pounds $675: do 150 to "180 pounds $720 do 190 to 21fk rounds $720 do 210 to 240 pounds $7009725 do 250 to 350 pounds light sows sales in truck division $71 £30 Cattle receipts 800 unchangedCalves receipts 500 unchanged Sheep receipts 200 unchanged A CHICAGO CASH PRICES CHICAGO June 23 Wheat' 2 red $1138 No 2 hard corn No 2 mixed 8889Vfcc No 2 yellow 90c oats No 2" white No 3 white rye No 2 7Hc barley 77 Vic timothy freed $500725 clover seed $11000 1900 lard $1060 ribs $987 bellies $1037 Dependable Drug Store High Quality Drugs At Cut Prices I 1U 87(10 82 10 85 10 92 10 85(10 92(10 90 1100 1102(110011102(1105 11 I 770(980 I I 9 82j 987 LAAYETTE PRODUCE (By Bopnn Jaqiie Co) (June 20 Prices) Eggs No 1 Butter (packing stock) Bens 1924 springs' Leghorn springs Leghorn hens Old cocks' Old hen turkeys Young hen turkeys Old tom turkeys Young tom turkeys Ducks Geese No 1 No 3 No 1 No 3 No 1 delivered In Lafayette 9x12 Imported Grass Rugs 495 27x54 ImportedGrass Rugs 49 9x12 Brussel ibre Rugs 7 $1395 113x12 Seamless Brussel Rugs $2985113x12 Axminster 'Rugs $3885 36bc70 extra heavy Axminster i Rugs 7 $'1795 27x54 Axminster Rugs 298 27x54 Velvet Rugs 198 All other Rugs reduced for Suburban' Days HOME OR DEA Roof Dies Of Tuberculosis GeorgeWallace Roof died Sun day night at at his home 864 South Second street of tuberculosis He had been ill for a year Mr Roof was born in In diana April i 20 1880 and had lived here for many years He is survived by two sons Walter and Elmer Tha funeral will be con ducted from the Soller parlors Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Rev Snow officiating! Bfirial in cprmgin cemetery 4 Bedding Bargains 1 81x90 Seamless Bed 1 A Sheets 72x90 Seamless Bed Sheets vOC 45 lb Cotton elt Mat dA OC tress full size Double Bed Blankets Qt pair 72x88 White Bed dA 40 Spreads 78x90 Bed Spreads QO scalloped cut corners TOLEDO TOLEDO June reel 18: $1150 Oct $1230 $1220 asked alMke August $1150 timothy $385 Srptpmber $410 tober $400 asked Bogan Jaques Co irst and Main Streets 56 On the 4 other hand from 1 to 3 points ware American Waterworks Chandler 'American Ag prefevred ivd before the buvlnjr bowed signs of exhaustion oreign exchanges opened steady I Predictions 'that the market would enter a period or hesitation as democratic national convention got der way seemed on the way to fitment ns the session wore on tradings slowed i up Price were mixed five points to 89 another new low selling of this and otheroils being influenced to some extent by another scries of gasoline price cuts A per sistent demand continued however for the public utilities and touching a new 1924 high at 90 United States Steel com mon and the other so called pivotal aiocks developed a reactionary ten denry but the recessions were small Call money opened at 2 per cent The closing was heavy Prices coh tinued to sag tn the late trading on the persistent selling of Atlantic Re fining which extended its loss to nearly 10 points on reports of new (burnished by Jnckson Bros and 49 Loan and Trust Bldg) Wednesday and Thursday Windows fl for REAL BARGAINS St 4 'X rf Sf CSEO ff 'V 7 fw 1 Kf 1 ft 7 IE I 3 11 4 wBIIl 't 08 jk Wl iW i 'j jHajju I A 1 'jkih SB IK0r7aT I i 250 to 300 pounds 20C to 250 pounds 180 to 200 pounds 200 to 325 pounds at back pigs Pigs 5 Roughs 5 Stag 4 American Can 108 108 106 American Loco 73 73 13 American Sugar 42 41 41 American Wool 70 70 70 Anaconda 29 29 29 Baldwin Loco X12 112 110 Beth Steal 47 46 46 Corn Product 34 34 34 Co 26 27 26 Cruclbl Steel 51 51 51 General Motor 13 13 13 Int Harvester 85 85 4 Central 104 104 104 North Pacific 68 58 55 red and Rfrs 26 26 25 Ser ra Roebuck 4 87 86 87 Sr uth Pacific "93 93 92 Sinclair Oil 18 18 18 Sludebaker 33 33 "33 of CaL 58 5774 57 of Ind 57 57 56 of Ken 105 105 105 of 35 34 34 Texas Oil 38) 39 38 Cnlon Pacific 134 133 S7 Steel 97 98 i Westg'Elee 80 60 80 4df A.