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Dow Jones Open/Close - Nov 19

Wed Nov 19, 2008 5:39pm EST

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OFFICIAL   OPEN         CLOSE
Ind        8,420.69     7,997.28
Tran       3,417.66     3,141.52
Util         366.04       353.82
Comp       2,984.87     2,817.64

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