Business & Finance: Blair-Rockefeller
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Realizing this circumstance, desiring to keep himself free from small-fry operations, Mr. Cutten has recently adopted a rule concerning his participation in any stock operation. He has set a minimum limit on any Cutten purchases which represents the smallest block of stock with which he cares to concern himself. And that block is said to be 100,000 shares.
* Blair & Co. is a partnership. There is also Blair & Co., Inc., a corporation. Banker Walker, chief of the partnership, is also president of the corporation. * The properties of the two Prairie companies were originally owned or controlled by the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. Since the dissolution of Standard Oil, the properties have been independently operated by Prairie Oil and (as to the pipe properties since 191 by Prairie Pipe.
† Ruloff Cutten is associated with E. F. Hutton &: Co., Manhattan brokers. The Hutton business has greatly increased since the Cutten connection.
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