Word: halseyisms
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sixth and seventh also went to Dartmouth with Tobin and Halsey turning in 2.55.4 and 2.56.4 records. The next six places went to the Crimson in the following order: Finn Ferner, 2.58.2; Wakeman, 2.59.0; Winship 2.59.2, tied with Hunter of Dartmouth; Thomas, 3.02.4, and Skinner...
When Union Station called for offers, only one bidder appeared, Chicago's big Halsey, Stuart & Co., which works both sides of the street, does a fat business in noncompetitive business (principally utilities issues) while it pops up elsewhere with competitive bids...
...rejected it, made an announcement that provided Morgan Stanley & friends with their best argument yet against competition. The $16,000,000 issue was sold at $99.43 to Kuhn, Loeb's syndicate. Kuhn, Loeb's bid, made before the issue was thrown open to competition, was better than Halsey, Stuart's offer. Wall Street joyfully ticketed the case as a hard wallop to competition. It showed that "noncompetitors" can and will make bids as high as competitors...
...free-style: Halsey (P) first; Hewitt (H) second; Torpede Van Vort (H) third; Kendall (P) fourth. Time...
...free-style: Cutler (H) first; Parke (P) second; Powers (H) third; Halsey (P) fourth. Time...