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Historical Data.Xlsx CUSIP YEAR t TICKER COMPANY NAME 54986610 1954 LUC.1 LUKENS INC 29920910 1954 4599B EVANS PRODUCTS CO 7323910 1958 BYK. BAYUK CIGARS INC 5350110 1958 TXT1 AVCO CORP 80010 1959 4165A ACF INDUSTRIES HOLDING CORP 80010 1962 4165A ACF INDUSTRIES HOLDING CORP 77051910 1963 ROF.1 ROBERTSHAW CONTROLS 43443410 1964 HEC.1 HOFFMAN ELECTRONICS CORP 23156110 1964 CW CURTISS‐WRIGHT CORP 56124610 1965 MRY.2 MALLORY (P.R.) & CO INC 84835510 1965 SY.2 SPERRY CORP 2510510 1965 ACN.4 AMERICAN CHAIN & CABLE INC 85383610 1967 SPD.1 STANDARD PRODUCTS CO 1020210 1967 AXO.2 AKZONA 6.39E+14 1967 NAV NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORP 63774210 1967 NSD.1 NATIONAL‐STANDARD CO 74579110 1968 PU PULLMAN INC 63774210 1968 NSD.1 NATIONAL‐STANDARD CO 1020210 1968 AXO.2 AKZONA 3948310 1968 ADM ARCHER‐DANIELS‐MIDLAND CO 96406610 1968 3ENSO ENVIROSOURCE INC 6.39E+14 1968 NAV NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORP 77051910 1968 ROF.1 ROBERTSHAW CONTROLS 29121010 1968 EMH.1 EMHART CORP 71713U10 1968 PHA.1 PHARMACIA CORP 88169410 1969 TX.2 TEXACO INC 1020210 1969 AXO.2 AKZONA 85772110 1969 STF. STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO 15084310 1969 CZ.1 CELANESE CORP‐OLD 21145210 1969 CCC.6 CONTINENTAL GROUP INC 9972510 1969 BOR.1 BURNS INTL SERVICES CORP 71713U10 1969 PHA.1 PHARMACIA CORP 23102110 1969 CMI CUMMINS INC 71713U10 1970 PHA.1 PHARMACIA CORP 87936910 1970 TFX TELEFLEX INC 43851610 1970 HON HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC 88410210 1971 THI.1 THIOKOL CORP 40148910 1971 GPI.2 GUARDSMAN PRODUCTS INC 34537086 1971 F FORD MOTOR CO 92913610 1971 VULC VULCAN INTL CORP 80865510 1971 SFA.1 SCIENTIFIC‐ATLANTA INC 14428510 1971 CRS CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP 808610 1971 AVX.2 AEROVOX CORP 26822P20 1971 EAIN EA INDUSTRIES INC 71332110 1971 PHE.2 PEPI INC 20238110 1971 CV.4 COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS CORP 86386310 1971 SKW STUDEBAKER‐WORTHINGTON INC 89106710 1971 TOR.2 TORIN CORP 26774110 1971 DMO.1 DYMO INDS INC 85470110 1971 SRY. STANRAY CORP 4560910 1971 AFC.3 ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES INC 52446210 1971 LSO. LEESONA CORP 73620210 1971 POR.1 PORTEC INC 48818810 1971 KW. KELSEY HAYES CO‐OLD 93235510 1971 WMC.2 WALLACE‐MURRAY CORP 9972510 1971 BOR.1 BURNS INTL SERVICES CORP 20452510 1971 CEM.1 COMPO INDS 85417410 1971 STH.2 STANDARD‐THOMSON CORP 27631710 1971 EML EASTERN CO 87936910 1971 TFX TELEFLEX INC 85383610 1971 SPD.1 STANDARD PRODUCTS CO 52168710 1971 LED.1 LEADER INTL INDUSTRIES INC 59425310 1971 MCH.1 MICHIGAN CHEMICAL CORP 41586410 1971 HSC HARSCO CORP 27631710 1972 EML EASTERN CO 12705510 1972 CBT CABOT CORP 52481610 1972 69931310 1972 PAR.2 PARAMOUNT PACKAGING 73986810 1972 PRA.1 PRATT‐READ CORP 52446210 1972 LSO. LEESONA CORP 55371310 1972 MSL.5 MSL INDUSTRIES INC 74579110 1972 PU PULLMAN INC 12488410 1972 CCI.1. CCI CORP ‐OLD 3529010 1972 AXE ANIXTER INTL INC 63835210 1972 NUM. NATIONAL UNION ELECTRIC CORP 91067110 1972 UIC UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORP 67719410 1972 OHS. OHIO BRASS CO 2733920 1972 AZE.A AMERICAN MAIZE‐PRODS ‐CL A 59425310 1972 65158710 1972 NEU NEWMARKET CORP 20681310 1972 CJML CONE MILLS CORP 34537086 1972 F FORD MOTOR CO 22111610 1972 CSO.1 COSCO INC 92035510 1972 VAL VALSPAR CORP 20825110 1972 CLL.2 CONOCO INC‐OLD 30058710 1972 XLO EX‐CELL‐O CORP 24419910 1972 DE DEERE & CO 91528910 1972 UCL UNOCAL CORP 37956810 1972 GLB.2 GLOBE‐UNION INC 89106710 1972 TOR.2 TORIN CORP 62886210 1972 NCR NCR CORP 45777610 1972 ISN.1 INSTRON CORP 92242510 1972 VR.1 VEEDER INDUSTRIES INC 78471910 1972 SSS.2 SSP INDUSTRIES 17119610 1972 C.3 CHRYSLER CORP 30518910 1972 FMF.1 FAIRMONT FOODS CO 11185310 1972 BRK.1 BROCKWAY INC 808610 1972 AVX.2 AEROVOX CORP 41334510 1972 JOY JOY GLOBAL INC 30371110 1972 FA2 FAIRCHILD INDUSTRIES INC 94715110 1972 WHD. WEATHERHEAD CO 65704510 1972 PHG1 NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CORP 83408610 1972 SOL.2 SOLA BASIC INDUSTRIES INC 28437110 1972 ELO.1 ELCO CORP 91301710 1972 UTX UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP 78462610 1972 ST.1 SPS TECHNOLOGIES INC 8581510 1973 BTA.1 BERTEA CORP 73986810 1973 PRA.1 PRATT‐READ CORP 63773410 1973 NSN.1 NATIONAL SPINNING CO 5536810 1973 BDII BDI INVESTMENTS CORP 2971710 1973 TT.2 TRANE INC 60110710 1973 MOX.1 MILLMASTER ONYX CORP 29121010 1973 EMH.1 EMHART CORP 45955010 1973 IGI.1 INTL GENERAL INDUSTRIES INC 60765010 1973 MMF. MODERN MAID FOOD PRODUCTS 89106710 1973 TOR.2 TORIN CORP 94715110 1973 WHD. WEATHERHEAD CO 28643420 1973 0571B ELGIN NATIONAL INDUSTRIES 34537086 1973 F FORD MOTOR CO 15724010 1973 SNW.1 STANWOOD CORP 37756810 1973 GGB.3 GLEN‐GERY CORP 28437110 1973 ELO.1 ELCO CORP 40148910 1973 GPI.2 GUARDSMAN PRODUCTS INC 74310710 1973 PRC.1 PRODUCTS RESEARCH & CHEMICAL 91232210 1973 USF. U S NATURAL RESOURCES INC 69931310 1973 PAR.2 PARAMOUNT PACKAGING 96406610 1973 3ENSO ENVIROSOURCE INC 45165010 1973 ID.1 IDEAL TOY CORP 20452510 1973 CEM.1 COMPO INDS 96632310 1973 WTG WHITING CORP 80010 1973 4165A ACF INDUSTRIES HOLDING CORP 81154310 1973 SEB SEABOARD CORP 41839810 1973 HGMG HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO 4208310 1973 3AMDA ARMADA CORP 92035510 1973 VAL VALSPAR CORP 2762710 1973 AMO.1 AMERICAN MOTORS CORP 78401510 1973 SCM.2 SCM CORP 5596130 1973 BNSSA BNS HOLDING CO 12705510 1973 CBT CABOT CORP 91301710 1973 UTX UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP 17119610 1973 C.3 CHRYSLER CORP 5321310 1973 AII.2 AUTOMATION INDUSTRIES INC 11185310 1973 BRK.1 BROCKWAY INC 91133210 1973 UPD UNITED PIECE DYE WORKS 55313710 1973 MPB.1 MPB CORP‐OLD 72510610 1973 PFG.1 PITTSBURGH FORGINGS CO 42839910 1973 HSI.2 HI‐SHEAR CORP 38928010 1974 GRY.1 GRAY DRUG STORES 61960010 1974 MOSI MOSINEE PAPER CORP 81064010 1974 SCO.1 SCOVILL INC 41078330 1974 HNVD HANOVER DIRECT INC 54141510 1974 LOG.1 LOGISTICS INDUSTRIES CORP 69350610 1974 PPG PPG INDUSTRIES INC 80370110 1974 SWS.1 SARGENT‐WELCH SCIENTIFIC 55313710 1974 MPB.1 MPB CORP‐OLD 91825410 1974 31369310 1974 FBO FEDERAL PAPER BOARD CO 8581510 1974 BTA.1 BERTEA CORP 48462810 1974 40179410 1974 3GMIL GUILFORD MILLS INC 86426110 1974 3SVSH SUAVE SHOE CORP 42702910 1974 HMX.A HER MAJESTY INDS INC‐CL A 20621920 1974 CIS. CONCORD FABRICS INC ‐CL A 58516310 1974 MGO.1 MEGO INTERNATIONAL 52446210 1974 LSO. LEESONA CORP 53048910 1974 LBY.1 LIBERTY FABRICS OF NY INC 24509110 1974 DLI DEL LABORATORIES INC 28134710 1974 EDO. EDO CORP 91301710 1974 UTX UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP 18174910 1974 CGO.3 CLARKE‐GRAVELY CORP 57734510 1974 MLP MAUI LAND & PINEAPPLE CO 52742910 1974 LVS.1 LEVITT INDUSTRIES INC 89386510 1974 TIP.2 TRANSPORT POOL CORP 30767510 1974 FARM FARMER BROS CO 34537086 1974 F FORD MOTOR CO 18900010 1974 CPY.1 CLOPAY CORP 63631610 1974 NGCO NATIONAL GYPSUM CO 15084310 1974 CZ.1 CELANESE CORP‐OLD 84723510 1974 SPA SPARTON CORP 16389320 1974 CHMT CHEMTURA CORP 21752510 1974 CPX.1 COPPER RANGE CO 22439910 1974 CR CRANE CO 929210 1974 AN.1 AIRCO INC 4247810 1974 ARM. ARMTEK CORP 9972510 1974 BOR.1 BURNS INTL SERVICES CORP 93444210 1974 WAR.2 WARNER CO 73019610 1974 PNC.4 PNEUMO CORP 67611710 1974 ODYS ODYSSEY INC 56584910 1974 MROX.CM USX CORP‐CONSOLIDATED 10407910 1974 BIND. BRADEN INDS INC 12054710 1974 BNY.1 BUNDY CORP 38238810 1974 GR GOODRICH CORP 38985630 1974 5323A GREAT AMERICAN INDUSTRIES 34482010 1974 FSM.2 FOODARAMA SUPERMARKETS 25569610 1974 DIXN DIXON (JOSEPH) CRUCIBLE CO 53625710 1974 3LIOC. LIONEL CORP 823010 1974 AFH.1 AFFILIATED HOSPITAL PRODS 28643420 1974 0571B ELGIN NATIONAL INDUSTRIES 62012410 1974 3MSMD MOTTS HOLDINGS INC 16374910 1974 CLEA. CHEMICAL LEAMAN CORP 8409510 1974 BPER BERGSTROM PAPER CO 75855610 1974 RVS. REEVES BROTHERS INC 8168910 1974 ALD1 BENDIX CORP 44354610 1974 HBIN. HUBINGER CO 89904110 1974 TUF.1 TUFTCO CORP 92343420 1974 7621B VERIT INDUSTRIES 96362610 1974 WSW WHITE CONSOLIDATED INDS INC 31831510 1974 FIR.1 FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO 70783110 1974 PTFCQ PENN TRAFFIC CO 76648110 1974 RTX.2 RIEGEL TEXTILE CORP 45165010 1974 ID.1 IDEAL TOY CORP 31654910 1974 FLD.1 FIELDCREST CANNON 6986910 1974 BAI BASIC INC 21683110 1974 CTB COOPER TIRE & RUBBER CO 89106710 1974 TOR.2 TORIN CORP 3014110 1974 ATM.2 AMERICAN TECHNICAL IND 50221010 1974 LTVCQ LTV CORP 6888710 1974 BAR.1 BARRY WRIGHT CORP 9076310 1974 BIRD BIRD CORP 51476K10 1974 TO. TECH OPS INC 31571110 1974 FBD. FIBREBOARD CORP ‐OLD 878810 1974 AKN.1 AIKEN INDUSTRIES INC 34470810 1974 4639A REVLON GROUP INC 34489210 1974 FTE.2 FOOTE MINERAL CO 22111610 1974 CSO.1 COSCO INC 5321310 1974 AII.2 AUTOMATION INDUSTRIES INC 3304710 1974 ARH.1 ANCHOR HOCKING CORP 58943310 1974 MDP MEREDITH CORP 82661910 1974 SIAYQ.1 SIGNAL APPAREL CO 37731610 1974 GLT GLATFELTER 58339310 1974 MNS.1 MEANS SERVICES INC 2728410 1974 ALGI AMERICAN LOCKER GROUP INC 37756810 1974 GGB.3 GLEN‐GERY CORP 62944910 1974 3NVFC NVF CO 60830210 1974 MWK.1 MOHAWK RUBBER CO 97421210 1974 WNK WINKELMAN STORES INC 92281610 1974 VTRN VENTRON CORP 41118030 1974 3SHYI SHEPMYERS INVESTMENT CO 20975910 1974 CDP. CONSOLIDATED PAPERS INC 91067110 1974 UIC UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORP 46057810 1974 INP.1 INTERPACE CORP 63773410 1975 NSN.1 NATIONAL SPINNING CO 10979910 1975 2824B BRISTOL BRASS LIQUIDATING CP 82652010 1975 SER.2 SIERRACIN CORP 45666610 1975 INFQC INFOREX INC 81209810 1975 SG.1 SEALECTRO CORP 82661910 1975 SIAYQ.1 SIGNAL APPAREL CO 81274410 1975 SEWY SEAWAY FOOD TOWN INC 90119110 1975 TTFC.1 1225 MAPLE CORP 57974610 1975 MCR.2 MCCORD CORP 00108M10 1975 WGA AG&E HOLDINGS INC 45663210 1975 4349B INFLIGHT SERVICES INC 77574110 1975 RLC.1 ROLLINS TRUCK LEASING 71536110 1975 87936910 1975 TFX TELEFLEX INC 43850610 1975 HON.Z HONEYWELL INC 72941610 1975 PGI.1 PLY‐GEM INDUSTRIES 6022110 1975 BNK.2 BANGOR PUNTA CORP 85303710 1975 STD.4 STANDARD ALLIANCE INDUSTRIES 46115410 1975 ITEX.
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