| Part of many an exec compensation package | 41 |
| Noncash executive compensation | 30 |
| Iffy perquisite | 15 |
| Chicken, beef, or fish? | 23 |
| Some employee benefits, and this puzzle's title | 51 |
| Horned birds of Europe | 22 |
| Picture on file | 15 |
| Signature line | 14 |
| Store-brand dill? | 17 |
| Trader who doesn't take the market seriously? | 49 |
| Flown by cows? | 14 |
| Some Wall Street Journal charts | 31 |
| Your usual standard romantic idealist? | 38 |
| Keep some essential Spanish fiction on the shelf? | 49 |
| Literary platitude? | 19 |
| Routine series of strokes in a tennis game? | 43 |
| Has on hand | 11 |
| WSJ subject | 11 |
| Rifles' wooden parts | 24 |
| Portfolio group | 15 |
| Over-the-counter buys | 21 |
| Old means of public humiliation | 31 |
| Market investments | 18 |
| Lays in | 7 |
| Has to sell | 11 |
| Financial page listing | 22 |
| Equities | 8 |
| Colonial form of punishment | 27 |
| Business section section | 24 |
| Business section report | 23 |
| Brokers' buys | 17 |
| Blue-sky law concern | 20 |
| Big Board listings | 18 |
| Business for fair-haired investors? | 35 |
| Puritan penal equipment | 23 |
| Paper assets | 12 |
| Headline of #26,212 (Oct. 30, 1929) | 35 |
| Your average 7-10? | 18 |
| Wall St. news item | 18 |
| Share-raising event | 19 |
| Financial news | 14 |
| Completely motionless | 21 |
| Replenishes the cash drawer | 27 |
| One who fattens up cattle? | 26 |
| Wall Street price display | 25 |
| Investment advice | 17 |
| Investing advice: 2 wds. | 24 |
| California gold rush town | 25 |
| Recordholder for assists in the NBA | 35 |
| Wall St. transaction | 20 |
| Hoard pastry on Wall Street? | 28 |
| Take advantage of a sale | 24 |
| Prepare for an emergency, in a way | 34 |
| Prepare to sell Christmas trees? | 32 |
| Slight increase in cattle prices? | 33 |
| Grocery-store ad | 16 |
| Mr. Day | 7 |
| "Quantum Leap" co-star | 32 |
| Solid and sturdy | 16 |
| Short and solid | 15 |
| Like spitzes | 12 |
| Built like a bulldog | 20 |
| Build like a bulldog | 20 |
| Place having many pens | 22 |
| Locale in Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle' | 51 |
| Locale in Sinclair's "The Jungle" | 47 |
| Where many heads are put together | 33 |
| Agent in need of Weight Watchers? | 33 |
| A short, thickset haddock? | 26 |
| Heavyset hayseeds? | 18 |
| Bullwinkle pal who's been working out? | 42 |
| Glottal stop | 12 |
| Glottal speech sound | 20 |
| Danish vowel sound | 18 |
| Danish speech sound | 19 |
| American poet and critic: 1825–1903 | 42 |
| Plodding person | 15 |
| What British gluttons do | 24 |
| Stuffy type | 11 |
| Stuff, as with food | 19 |
| Stuff with food | 15 |
| Stuff full of food | 18 |
| Heavy, filling food, in Soho | 28 |
| Dull plodder | 12 |
| Stuffs with food and drink | 26 |
| Stuffs, in Soho | 15 |
| Stick-in-the-mud types | 22 |
| More stuffy | 11 |
| Primly pompous | 14 |
| Hidebound | 9 |
| Very old-fashioned | 18 |
| Unduly formal | 13 |
| Rigidly traditional | 19 |
| Old fogyish | 11 |
| Not willing to experiment, maybe | 32 |
| Hip's opposite | 18 |
| Cool's opposite | 19 |
| Apt to mutter about kids today | 30 |
| Put away, old style | 19 |
| Kept on the hard drive | 22 |