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Title: The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher

Author: Stephen L. Robinson

Release date: February 11, 2015 [eBook #48232]

Language: English

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Greetings!

We have long specialized in the manufacture of Time and Labor Saving Account Books, Grain Tables and Cipher Codes for Grain Dealers. We strive to incorporate the most practical suggestions of the trade as to form and arrangement, and to make each book all that could be desired in workmanship and quality of materials used. Suggestions for their improvement will be welcome.

Each order encourages us to give more time and thought to the wants of grain dealers. When in need write

332 South La Salle Street

Chicago, Ill.

Use Universal Grain Code and Reduce Your Tolls.

ESTABLISHED 1872.

(TRADE MARK)

"REVISED EDITION."

Fifteen additional pages inserted; every cipher word, quotation and phrase

in former editions retained; see next page.

Author and Proprietor,

CHICAGO.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

COPYRIGHT, 1897,

BY

S. L. ROBINSON.

IMPORTANT==READ CAREFULLY.

The changes in Grades of Grain, new Railroads and Freight Lines, and advanced methods of doing business has made it necessary to insert new cipher words and phrases in "THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER."

The "Revised Edition" retains all the cipher words and phrases of former editions, in identically the same relationship, the only difference being additions, which are all printed in Italics, that you may easily distinguish and only use them with correspondents who have the "Revised Edition."

Additions will be found on the following pages: 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 49, 49a, 78, 79, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87, 88, 92 and 103.

The same care has been exercised in the selection of safe "cipher" or code words, not easily misread from copy or changed in telegraphic transmission, that has helped largely to make "THE ROBINSON CIPHER" the accepted standard code for the Trade.

The cipher words for the new phrases follow as closely in alphabetical order as possible without changing the position of the old ones.

Where blanks occur in or at the terminus of the printed phrases let the cipher word or words supplying such blanks follow the cipher word of the phrase in respective order, as "Revelation, Alkali, Chicago," for "Quote price No. 2 corn laid down in Chicago."

When the price is manifestly above 1.10 the dollar will be understood and not expressed, as "Churl," for 1.35¼.

INDEX

See Index on Page 4 of Supplement,

also see Page 4 of Additional Supplement.

PAGES.

About Buying (Customer)

58-61

About Buying (Broker)

61-63

About Selling (Customer)

64-66

About Selling (Broker)

66-68

*

About Funds

90-93

About Insurance

94

About Packing

98-99

About Telegraphing

94-95

Averages

18-19

*

Bids, Acceptances, Billing, etc.

78-81

*

Breadstuffs

6-11

Crops and Weather

96-97

Foreign Advices (Cables)

52-53

Freights by Sail

82

Freights by Steam

82

Freights by Steam and Rail

83

Freights all Rail

83

Foreign Freights

84

*

Hay and Straw

5

In Salt

19

In Pickle

19

Miscellaneous

69-71

Provisions

12-15

Qualifications

15-17

Quotations and Quantities

22-34

Quotations for Provisions

34-43

*

Routes and Conveyances

84-89

Receipts

54-55

Shipments

55-56

Stock

57

Shipping Instructions

72-73

Shipping and Freight Enquiries

73-74

Shipping and Freight Advices

75-77

Specified Quantities

3-5

State of the Market (Upward)

44-47

State of the Market (Inactive)

47-48

State of the Market (Downward)

49b  -51

*

State of the Market (Additions)

49-49a

*

Sundries

100-103

Time of Day

99

Time of Delivery

20-22

Your letter of ____ received

43

* Pages with New Phrases.

The following phrases have been arranged to save in a great measure looking through the book, when using the cipher for orders. The month or word for time of delivery, following the word for the amount. Example: "Abdicate, Achieve, March," translated reads, Buy 250 bbls. Mess Pork, March delivery.

Abacus

Buy ____ Contract Wheat  .

Abaft

Buy ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat.

Abandon

Buy ____ Number 2 Corn.

Abash

Buy ____ Number 2 Oats.

Abated

Buy ____ Number 2 Barley.

Abating

Buy ____ Regular Lard.

Abdicate

Buy ____ Mess Pork.

Abbess

Buy ____ Short Ribs  .

Abbot

Sell ____ Contract Wheat  .

Abdomen

Sell ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat.

Abduct

Sell ____ Number 2 Corn.

Abet

Sell ____ Number 2 Oats.

Abettor

Sell ____ Number 2 Barley.

Abhor

Sell ____ Regular Lard.

Ability

Sell ____ Mess Pork.

Abhorred

Sell ____ Short Ribs  .

Ablest

Have bought ____ Contract Wheat  .

Abjure

Have bought ____ No. 2 Spring Wheat.

Able

Have bought ____ No. 2 Corn.

Ablution

Have bought ____ No. 2 Oats.

Abnormal

Have bought ____ No. 2 Barley.

Abode

Have bought ____ Regular Lard.

Abolish

Have bought ____ Mess Pork.

Abolished

Have bought ____ Short Ribs  .

Abound

Have sold ____ Contract Wheat  .

Abortion

Have sold ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat

Abounded

Have sold ____ Number 2 Corn.

Abreast

Have sold ____ Number 2 Oats.

Abram

Have sold ____ Number 2 Barley.

Abridge

Have sold ____ Regular Lard.

Abrupt

Have sold ____ Mess Pork.

Abrogate

Have sold ____ Short Ribs  .

SPECIFIED QUANTITIES.

Abscond

1,000 bush

Absconded

2,000 bush

Absconding

3,000 bush

Absent

4,000 bush

Absolute

5,000 bush

Absolutely

10,000 bush

Absolve

15,000 bush

Absorbed

20,000 bush

Absorbing

25,000 bush

Abstain

30,000 bush

Abstained

35,000 bush

Abstinence

40,000 bush

Abstinent

45,000 bush

Abstruse

50,000 bush

Abstrusely

55,000 bush

Absurd

60,000 bush

Absurdity

65,000 bush

Absurdness

70,000 bush

Abundance

75,000 bush

Abundant

80,000 bush

Abuse

85,000 bush

Abusing

90,000 bush

Abusive

95,000 bush

Abutment

100,000 bush

Abyss

105,000 bush

Academy

110,000 bush

Accent

115,000 bush

Accented

120,000 bush

Accenting

125,000 bush

Acceptance

150,000 bush

Accident

175,000 bush

Accidental

200,000 bush

Acclaim

225,000 bush

Acclamation

250,000 bush

Acclimate

300,000 bush

Accommodate

350,000 bush

Accomplish

400,000 bush

Accomplished

450,000 bush

Accord

500,000 bush

Account

25 bbls

Accounted

50 bbls

Accuse

75 bbls

Accusing

100 bbls

Accustom

125 bbls

Ache

150 bbls

Aching

200 bbls

Achieve

250 bbls

Acknowledge

300 bbls

Acorn

400 bbls

Acquaint

500 bbls

Acquaintance

600 bbls

Acquainted

700 bbls

Acquire

750 bbls

Acquisition

800 bbls

Acquit

900 bbls

Acquittal

1,000 bbls

Acquitting

1,250 bbls

Acrobat

1,500 bbls

Acting

1,750 bbls

Action

2,000 bbls

Actionable

2,500 bbls

Actor

3,000 bbls

Actress

4,000 bbls

Actual

5,000 bbls

Actually

7,500 bbls

Acute

10,000 bbls

Adage

25 tierces

Adamant

50 tierces

Adam

75 tierces

Adaline

100 tierces

Addible

125 tierces

Addition

150 tierces

Addle

200 tierces

Address

250 tierces

Adept

300 tierces

Adequate

400 tierces

Adhere

500 tierces

Adhesion

600 tierces

Adjacent

700 tierces

Adjective

750 tierces

Adjourn

800 tierces

Adjourned

900 tierces

Adjudge

1,000 tierces

Adjust

1,250 tierces

Adjusted

1,500 tierces

Adjusting

1,750 tierces

Adjustment

2,000 tierces

Adjutant

2,500 tierces

Administer

3,000 tierces

Admirable

4,000 tierces

Admiral

5,000 tierces

Admiration

7,500 tierces

Admire

10,000 tierces

Admission

5,000 lbs

Admit

10,000 lbs

Admittance

20,000 lbs

Admitted

30,000 lbs

Admitting

40,000 lbs

Admix

50,000 lbs

Admonish

60,000 lbs

Adopted

75,000 lbs

Adopting

80,000 lbs

Adoption

100,000 lbs

Adorable

150,000 lbs

Adoration

200,000 lbs

Adore

250,000 lbs

Adorned

300,000 lbs

Adorning

400,000 lbs

Adrift

500,000 lbs

Adult

600,000 lbs

Adulterate

750,000 lbs

Adultery

1,000,000 lbs

Advance

1,500,000 lbs

Advantage

2,000,000 lbs

Advent

2,500,000 lbs

Adventure

5,000,000 lbs

Advertise

50 boxes

Advisable

100 boxes

Advising

150 boxes

Advise

200 boxes

Advocate

250 boxes

Advocating

300 boxes

Advocation

350 boxes

Afar

400 boxes

Affable

500 boxes

Affect

600 boxes

Affected

700 boxes

Affecting

750 boxes

Affection

800 boxes

Affiant

900 boxes

Affidavit

1,000 boxes

Affiliate

1,250 boxes

Affinity

1,500 boxes

Affirm

1,750 boxes

Affirmable

2,000 boxes

Afflict

2,500 boxes

Afflicted

3,000 boxes

Afflicting

3,500 boxes

Affliction

4,000 boxes

Affluence

4,500 boxes

Affluent

5,000 boxes

Afforded

1 car load

Affording

2 car loads

Affray

3 car loads

Affright

4 car loads

Affrighted

5 car loads

Affront

6 car loads

Affronted

7 car loads

Affronting

8 car loads

Afoot

9 car loads

Afraid

10 car loads

Aft

12 car loads

After

15 car loads

Against

20 car loads

Agape

25 car loads

Agate

30 car loads

Aged

40 car loads

Agedly

50 car loads

Agency

1 boat load

Agent

2 boat loads

Aggravate

3 boat loads

Aggravation

4 boat loads

Aggregate

5 boat loads

Aghast

6 boat loads

Agitate

7 boat loads

Agitating

8 boat loads

Agitation

9 boat loads

Agony

10 boat loads

Agree

12 boat loads

Agreeable

15 boat loads

Agreement

20 boat loads

HAY AND STRAW

Absented

Choice Timothy Hay

Absenting

No. 1 Timothy Hay

Absently

No. 2 Timothy Hay

Absinthe

No. 3 Timothy Hay

Absolution

No. 1 Clover Mixed Hay

Absolving

No. 2 Clover Mixed Hay

Absolvent

No. 1 Clover Hay

Absorb

No. 2 Clover Hay

Absorbent

No Grade Hay

Absorption

Choice Prairie Hay

Abstract

No. 1 Prairie Hay

Abstracted

No. 2 Prairie Hay

Abstractly

No. 3 Prairie Hay

Absurdly

No. 4 Prairie Hay

Abusively

No Grade Prairie Hay

Acacia

No. 1 Straight Rye Straw

Accede

No. 2 Straight Rye Straw

Acceding

Tangled Rye Straw

Access

Wheat Straw

Acclaimer

Oat Straw

Accolade

Large Bales

Accomplice

Medium Bales

Accompany

Small Bales

BREADSTUFFS.

WHEAT.

Aground

No. 1 Chicago Spring Wheat.

Ahead

No. 2 Chicago Spring Wheat.

Ail

No. 1 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Ailment

No. 2 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Aimless

No. 1 Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Aisle

No. 2 Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Ajax

No. 1 Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Akin

No. 2 Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Alabaster

No. 3 Spring Wheat.

Alamode

Rejected Spring Wheat.

Albino

No. 1 White Winter Wheat.

Album

No. 2 White Winter Wheat.

Albumen

No. 1 Red Winter Wheat.

Alchemy

No. 2 Red Winter Wheat.

Alcove

Rejected Winter Wheat.

Alder

No. 1 Amber Wheat.

Alderman

No. 2 Amber Wheat.

Alert

No. 3 Amber Wheat.

Alertness

California White Wheat.

Algebra

California Club.

Accost

No. 1 Northern Spring Wheat.

Accosted

No. 2 Northern Spring Wheat.

Accosting

No. 1 White Spring Wheat.

Accostable

No. 2 White Spring Wheat.

Accountant

No. 3 White Spring Wheat.

Accouple

No. 1 Spring Wheat.

Accretion

No. 2 Spring Wheat.

Accrue

No. 4 Spring Wheat.

Accrument

No Grade Spring Wheat.

Accumb

Black Sea and Flinty Pfife Wheat.

Accumbent

Rice Wheat.

Accurate

No. 1 Hard Winter Wheat.

Accursed

No. 2 Hard Winter Wheat.

Acetic

No. 3 Hard Winter Wheat.

Acid

No. 3 White Winter Wheat.

Acidity

No. 4 White Winter Wheat.

Acidulate

No. 3 Red Winter Wheat.

Acnode

No. 4 Red Winter Wheat.

Aconite

No. 1 Long Red Winter Wheat.

Acolyte

No. 2 Long Red Winter Wheat.

Acoustic

No Grade Winter Wheat.

Acoustical

No. 1 Colorado Wheat.

Acquitted

No. 2 Colorado Wheat.

Acrobatic

No. 3 Colorado Wheat.

Across

No. 2 Kansas City Hard Winter Wheat.

Acrostic

No. 3 Kansas City Hard Winter Wheat.

CORN.

Alienate

White Corn.

Alight

Yellow Corn.

Alighting

No. 1 Corn.

Alike

High Mixed Corn.

Alkali

No. 2 Corn.

Alkaline

Rejected Corn.

Allay

No. 2 Kiln Dried Corn.

Allege

New Corn.

Actable

No. 1 Yellow Corn.

Acted

No. 2 Yellow Corn.

Actively

No. 3 Yellow Corn.

Actless

No. 1 White Corn.

Acumen

No. 2 White Corn.

Acutely

No. 3 White Corn.

Adamite

No. 3 Corn.

Adamic

No. 4 Corn.

Adaunt

No Grade Corn.

Adaptly

No. 2 Kansas City Corn.

Addressed

Ear Corn.

Addressing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Affair

.  .  .  .  .  .

Affiance

.  .  .  .  .  .

Affirmed

.  .  .  .  .  .

Affirming

.  .  .  .  .  .

Affix

.  .  .  .  .  .

OATS.

Allegiance

No. 1 Oats.

Alliance

No. 2 White Oats.

Alligator

No. 2 Oats.

Allot

Rejected Oats.

Allotted

Choice White Oats, by sample.

Allotting

Choice Mixed Oats, by sample.

Allotment

Fair White Oats, by sample.

Allowance

Fair Mixed Oats, by sample.

Affixed

No. 1 White Oats.

Affixing

No. 3 White Oats.

Affuse

No. 3 Oats.

Affusion

No Grade Oats.

African

No. 3 Oats (White).

Agedness

No. 1 White Clipped Oats.

Aggrieve

No. 2 White Clipped Oats.

Agile

White Clipped Oats ____ lbs.

Agility

Mixed Clipped Oats ____ lbs.

RYE.

Allspice

No. 1 Rye.

Allude

No. 2 Rye.

Alluding

Rejected Rye.

Agitator

No. 3 Rye.

BARLEY.

Allurement

No. 1 Barley.

Allusion

No. 2 Barley.

Almanac

No. 3 Barley.

Almighty

Rejected Barley.

Agleam

No. 4 Barley.

Agog

No. 5 Barley.

Agonize

No Grade Barley.

Agnostic

No. 1 Scotch Barley.

Agreeably

No. 2 Scotch Barley.

Aided

No. 3 Scotch Barley.

Aiding

No. 1 Bay Brewing Barley.

Aidful

No. 2 Bay Brewing Barley.

Aidless

No. 3 Bay Brewing Barley.

Akimbo

No. 1 Chevalier Barley.

Alarm

No. 2 Chevalier Barley.

Alarmed

No. 3 Chevalier Barley.

Alarming

Feed Barley.

Alarmist

Malting Barley.

Alas

Barley Screenings.

Albatross

Malt Skimmings.

SEEDS.

Almond

Prime Timothy Seed.

Almost

Good Timothy Seed.

Alms

Common Timothy Seed.

Alone

Prime Clover Seed.

Along

Good Clover Seed.

Aloof

Common Clover Seed.

Aloud

Flax Seed.

Alpaca

Hungarian Seed.

Albedo

No. 1 Northwestern Flax Seed.

Albiness

No. 1 Duluth Flax Seed.

Albion

No. 2 Duluth Flax Seed.

Alcade

No. 1 Flax Seed.

Alcadia

Rejected Flax Seed.

Alchemist

No Grade Flax Seed.

Alcoholic

Fair to Good Timothy Seed.

Alcoran

Strictly Prime Timothy Seed.

Aldermanic

Choice Timothy Seed.

Aldine

Contract Prime Timothy Seed.

Alembic

Fair to Good Clover Seed.

Alfalfa

Strictly Prime Clover Seed.

Algebraic

Choice Clover Seed.

Algerine

Good Hungarian Seed.

Algonkin

Prime Hungarian Seed.

Alhambra

Common Millet.

Alibi

German Millet.

Alien

.  .  .  .  .  .

Alimony

.  .  .  .  .  .

Alkaloid

.  .  .  .  .  .

MILL FEED.

Allegory

Winter Wheat Bran in Bulk.

Allegretto

Winter Wheat Bran in Sacks.

Allegro

Spring Wheat Bran in Bulk.

Allemande

Spring Wheat Bran in Sacks.

Allopath

Fancy White Middlings in Bulk.

Allow

Fancy White Middlings in Sacks.

Allowing

Choice White Middlings in Bulk.

Allusive

Choice White Middlings in Sacks.

Alluvial

Flour Middlings in Bulk.

Almoner

Flour Middlings in Sacks.

Alps

Standard Fine Middlings in Bulk.

Alpen

Standard Fine Middlings in Sacks.

Alpha

Coarse Middlings in Bulk.

Alphabet

Coarse Middlings in Sacks.

Already

Mixed Feed in Bulk.

Altimeter

Mixed Feed in Sacks.

Altiscope

Red-dog Flour in 100 lb. Sacks.

Altissimo

Red-dog Flour in 140 lb. Sacks.

Alto

Rye Feed in Bulk.

Aluminus

Rye Feed in Sacks.

Always

Hominy Chop, or Meal in Bulk.

Ambassage

Hominy Chop, or Meal in 100 lb. Sacks.

Ambassy

Linseed Oil Meal in 100 lb. Sacks.

Amber

Cotton Seed Oil Meal in 100 lb. Sacks.

Ambergris

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ambient

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ambitious

.  .  .  .  .  .

Amble

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ambling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Amblingly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ambrose

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ambrosia

.  .  .  .  .  .

FLOUR.

Altar

Best Spring Extra Flour.

Alternate

Good Spring Extra Flour.

Alternately

Common Spring Extra Flour.

Alum

Low Grade Spring Extra Flour.

Alumni

Choice to fancy Spring Extra Flour.

Amalgam

Medium to good Spring Extra Flour.

Amalgamate

Fair to choice Spring Extra Flour.

Amassed

Best Winter Flour.

Amassing

Good Winter Flour.

Amateur

Common Winter Flour.

Ambassador

Fair to good White Winter Flour.

Ambition

Choice White Winter Flour.

Ambulance

Red Winter Flour.

Ambuscade

Choice Minnesota Flour.

Ambush

Common Minnesota Flour.

Ambushed

Good to choice Minnesota Flour.

Ambushing

Minnesota Patent Flour.

Amen

Flour equal to New York Extra State.

Amendable

Rye Flour.

Amid

Buckwheat Flour.

Amidst

Choice Baker's Flour from Spring Wheat.

Amiss

Good Baker's Flour from Spring Wheat.

Amity

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ammonia

.  .  .  .  .  .

Amnesty

.  .  .  .  .  .

Amongst

.  .  .  .  .  .

Amorous

.  .  .  .  .  .

HIGHWINES.

Amount

Highwines (wood bound).

Amounting

Highwines (iron bound).

PROVISIONS.

HOGS.

Ample

Live Hogs.

Amplify

Live Hogs averaging —— lbs.

Amputate

Live (or gross) Hogs, good packing qualities averaging about —— lbs.

Amputating

Dressed Hogs.

Amputation

Dressed Hogs averaging 200 lbs. or over.

Amulet

Dressed Hogs averaging 200 lbs.

Amuse

Dressed Hogs averaging less than 200 lbs.

PORK.

Anatomy

Mess Pork.

Ancestor

Mess Pork (new).

Anchor

Mess Pork (old).

Anew

Mess Pork —— lbs. overweight.

Angel

Heavy Mess Pork.

Angelic

Light Mess Pork.

Angelical

Prime Mess Pork.

Angling

Extra Prime Pork.

Angry

Mess Ordinary, or Thin Mess Pork.

Anguish

Clear Pork.

Angular

Extra Clear Pork.

Animal

Extra Shoulder Pork.

Animated

Back Pork.

Animation

Clear Back Pork.

Ankle

Rump Pork.

LARD.

Annex

Choice Lard (leaf and trimmings only).

Announce

Prime Steam or Contract Lard.

Antagonist

Prime Kettle Rendered Lard.

Antelope

Penned Lard in —— lb. caddies.

Anthem

Refined Lard in ——

GREASE AND TALLOW.

Antidote

Prime White Grease.

Antipode

Fair White Grease.

Antique

Prime Yellow Grease.

Antiquity

Prime Brown Grease.

Anvil

Drab Colored Grease.

Anxious

Dark Colored Grease.

Apace

Yellow Gut Grease.

Apart

Brown Gut Grease.

Apartment

Prime (or No. 1) Packer's Tallow.

Aperture

Prime Butcher's Tallow.

Apex

No. 2 Tallow.

STEARINE.

Apollo

Prime Stearine suitable for refining purposes.

Apology

No. 2 Stearine.

Apoplexy

GREEN MEATS.

Apostle

Hams.

Apparel

Long Cut Hams.

Appeal

Shoulders.

Appealed

New York Shoulders.

Appealing

Rough Sides.

Appendage

Long Clear Middles.

Appendix

Short Clear Middles.

Appetite

Long Rib Middles.

Applaud

Short Rib Middles.

Applauded

Cumberland Middles.

Applicant

Bellies.

Apply

BULK OR DRY SALT MEATS.

Appoint

Shoulders.

Appointed

Rough Sides.

Appointing

Long Clear Middles.

Appointment

Short Clear Middles.

Appraise

Long Rib Middles.

Apprehend

Short Rib Middles.

Approach

Cumberland Middles.

Approached

Bellies.

Approbation

BOXED OR ENGLISH MEATS.

Appropriate

Long Cut Hams.

Approve

Short Cut Hams.

Apron

South Staffordshire Hams.

Aptness

Shoulders.

Aqueduct

Rough Sides.

Arab

Long Clear Middles.

Arabia

Short Clear Middles.

Arbitrate

Long and Short Clear Middles, half each.

Arcade

Long Rib Middles.

Archduke

Short Rib Middles.

Archives

Long and Short Rib Middles, half each.

Ardent

Cumberland Middles.

Ardently

Stretford Middles.

Argument

Birmingham Middles.

Arise

South Staffordshire Middles.

Arising

Yorkshire Middles.

Armature

Irish Cut Middles.

Armor

Wiltshires.

Armpit

PICKLED MEATS.

Army

Choice Sweet Pickle Hams.

Arrange

Sweet Pickle Hams, city.

Arrest

Sweet Pickle Hams, cured at ____

Arrested

Sweet Pickle Shoulders.

Arresting

Sweet Pickle Bellies.

Arrogant

Hogs' Tongues.

Arsenal

SMOKED MEATS.

Arsenic

Hams, Sugar Cure, canvassed.

Artery

Hams, Sugar Cure, uncanvassed.

Article

Shoulders.

Artisan

Rough Sides.

Artist

Long Clear Middles.

Artistic

Short Clear Middles.

Ashamed

Long Rib Middles.

Ashore

Short Rib Middles.

Aside

Bellies.

Asleep

Breakfast Bacon.

BEEF.

Aspect

Mess Beef in bbls., 200 lbs. net.

Assail

Light Mess Beef in bbls., 200 lbs. net.

Assailed

Extra Mess Beef in bbls., 200 lbs. net.

Assault

Prime Mess Beef in tierces, 304 lbs. net.

Assaulted

India Mess Beef in tierces, 304 lbs. net.

Assaulting

Extra India Mess Beef in tierces, 304 lbs. net.

Assay

India Beef in tierces, 336 lbs. net.

Assemble

Shin Beef.

Assemblage

Beef Tongues in pickle.

Assets

Beef Hams, Sugar Cure, canvassed.

Assign

Beef Hams, Sugar Cure, uncanvassed.

QUALIFICATIONS.

Assume

City brands.

Assuming

Country brands.

Asthma

Chicago cut and cure.

Astonish

Choice city cut and cure.

Astonished

Country cut and cure (equal city).

Astonishing

Country cut and cure (fair).

Astray

Fully cured.

Astride

Not fully cured.

Asunder

Nearly cured.

Asylum

Summer cured.

Athlete

Winter cured.

Athletic

Now in smoke.

Attain

To come out of smoke in ____ days.

Attained

Smoked dry and bright.

Attaining

Smoked dry but a little dark.

Attempt

Now in pickle.

Attempted

Not strictly choice but good.

Attempting

Rejected, but only slightly damaged.

Attentive

Rejected and badly damaged.

Attest

Same quality as the last.

Attire

White and sweet.

Attitude

White, but not sweet.

Attorney

Good color and sweet.

Attract

Good color, but not sweet.

Attracted

Dark color, but sweet.

Attracting

Dark color and not sweet.

Attraction

Very good article.

Attribute

Medium to fair article.

Auction

Very poor article.

Audible

Well trimmed.

Audience

Tolerably well trimmed.

Auditor

Badly trimmed.

Auditing

Cut from frozen Hogs.

Aunt

Cut from dressed Hogs.

Austria

Cut from city slaughtered Hogs.

Author

Cut in good weather.

Authentic

Cut in bad weather.

Autograph

Prime condition.

Autumn

In good shipping order.

Avalanche

Not less than twenty days in salt at time of delivery.

Avenge

Not less than ____ days in salt at time of delivery.

Avenging

Five packages inspected, average weight ____

Avenue

Five barrels inspected.

Avoid

Five tierces inspected.

Avoided

Average weight.

Avowal

Inspect five barrels.

Awake

Inspect five tierces.

Awaking

Inspect and weigh five packages.

Award

Actual tare, packages to be stripped.

Awarded

Marked tare.

Awarding

____ per cent. tare.

Awful

____ lbs. soakage per package allowed.

Awhile

Actual tare, packages weighed before being filled.

Awkward

____ per cent. off for salt or (pickle).

Awning

Percentage to be ascertained by sweeping.

Axis

Percentage to be ascertained by washing.

Babel

Packed in boxes.

Baboon

Packed in barrels.

Bachelor

Packed in tierces.

Backward

Packed in hogsheads.

Badge

Packed in half hogsheads.

Baffle

Packed in salt barrels.

Baffling

Packed in flour barrels.

Baggage

Packages in good order.

Bailiff

Packages in bad order.

Balcony

Second hand packages.

Baleful

New packages.

Ballast

Uniform packages.

Ballasted

Pickle tight hogsheads.

Ballasting

Good slack hogsheads.

Balloon

Fly tight hogsheads.

Balsam

Slack tierces.

Balmoral

Fly tight tierces.

Bamboo

Pickle tight tierces.

Banana

Full bound tierces.

Bandage

Quarter bound tierces.

Bandit

Iron bound cooperage.

Banish

Irregular packages.

Banner

Boxes averaging about ____ lbs. net.

Banquet

Packed in the cake.

Bantam

Melted and run into the packages.

Bankrupt

.  .  .  .  .  .

Baptismal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Baptist

.  .  .  .  .  .

Barber

.  .  .  .  .  .

Barefoot

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bargain

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bargained

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bargaining

.  .  .  .  .  .

AVERAGES.

LBS.

Baritone

10

Barometer

10½

Baron

11

Baroness

11½

Baronet

12

Barracks

12½

Base

13

Basely

13½

Baseless

14

Basement

14½

Bashful

15

Bashfully

15½

Basil

16

Bassoon

16½

Bastard

17

Bastile

17½

Bastinado

18

Bathe

18½

Bathing

19

Baton

19½

Battalion

20

Battery

20½

Battlement

21

Bawble

21½

Bayonet

22

Bazaar

22½

Beach

23

Beadle

23½

Bearish

24

Beastly

25

Beaten

26

Beautify

27

Beautiful

28

Beauty

29

Beaver

30

Becalm

31

Becalmed

32

Became

33

Bedaub

34

Bedaubed

35

Bedbug

36

Bedeck

37

Bedecked

38

Bedecking

39

Bedlam

40

Bedlamite

41

Bedrid

42

Bedside

43

Bedstead

44

Beech

45

Befall

46

Befalling

47

Befit

48

Befoul

49

Befriend

50

Befriended

51

Beget

52

Begetting

53

Beggar

54

Beggarly

55

Begin

56

Beginner

57

Begotten

58

Begrudge

59

Beguile

60

Behalf

61

Behave

62

Behaving

63

Behead

64

Beheaded

65

Beheading

66

Beholder

67

Behoof

68

Belate

69

Belfry

70

Belief

71

Believe

72

Belle

73

Bellowing

74

Belong

75

Beloved

10 lbs. or under.

Beloving

11 lbs. or under.

Beneath

12 lbs. or under.

Benedict

12 to 14 lbs.

Benefit

14 to 1 6 lbs.

Benefitted

16 to 18 lbs.

Benevolent

18 lbs. or under.

Benumb

18 to 20 lbs.

Benumbed

20 lbs. or under.

Bengal

20 to 22 lbs.

Bequeath

22 to 24 lbs.

Bequeathed

25 to 30 lbs.

Besetting

30 lbs. or under.

Besiege

32 lbs. or under.

Besieging

34 lbs. or under

Besmear

35 lbs. or under

Bespatter

36 lbs. or under

Bestow

38 lbs. or under

Bestowed

40 lbs. or under

Bestowing

42 lbs. or under

Bestir

50 lbs. or under

Betake

55 lbs. or under

Bethink

60 lbs. or under

Betide

45 lbs. or over

Betimes

50 lbs. or over

Betoken

55 lbs. or over

Betray

60 lbs. or over

Betrayal

Not over ____ lbs. average.

Betraying

Not under ____ lbs. average.

Betroth

Heavy average.

Betrothal

Medium average.

Between

Light average.

IN SALT.

D  AYS.

Betwixt

3

Bevel

5

Beverage

7

Bewail

10

Bewailed

12

Bewailing

15

Bewilder

17

Bewitch

20

Bewitched

25

Bewitching

30

Beyond

35

Bible

40

Biblical

45

Bigamy

50

Bigamist

55

Bigness

60

IN PICKLE.

D  AYS.

Bigoted

3

Bigotry

5

Bilge

7

Bilious

10

Billiards

12

Binnacle

15

Biography

17

Biped

20

Birth

25

Biscuit

30

Bishop

35

Bismuth

40

Bison

45

Bitterness

50

Bitterly

55

Bitumen

60

TIME OF DELIVERY.

SELLER'S OPTION UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.

Blacking

January.

Blackguard

First half January.

Blackleg

Last half January.

Bladder

January and February.

Blame

January, February and March.

Blamable

February.

Blameless

First half February.

Blanche

Last half February.

Blanket

February and March.

Blarney

February, March and April.

Blaspheme

March.

Blast

First half March.

Blasted

Last half March.

Blasting

March and April.

Bleed

March, April and May.

Bleeding

April.

Blemish

First half April.

Bless

Last half April.

Blessed

April and May.

Blessing

April, May and June.

Blighted

May.

Blighting

First half May.

Blind

Last half May.

Blinded

May and June.

Blinding

May, June and July.

Blindfold

June.

Blissful

First half June.

Blissfully

Last half June.

Blister

June and July.

Blithe

June, July and August.

Blithesome

July.

Blockade

First half July.

Blockhead

Last half July.

Bloody

July and August.

Bloodless

July, August and September.

Bloodshot

August.

Bloomer

First half August.

Blooming

Last half August.

Blotch

August and September.

Blouse

August, September and October.

Blubber

September.

Bludgeon

First half September.

Bluff

Last half September.

Bluffed

September and October.

Bluffing

September, October and November.

Blunder

October.

Bluntly

First half October.

Boarder

Last half October.

Boasted

October and November.

Boasting

October, November and December.

Boastful

November.

Boastfully

First half November.

Bodily

Last half November.

Bodkin

November and December.

Bolster

November, December and January.

Bolivar

December.

Bombay

First half December.

Bombard

Last half December.

Bombarded

December and January.

Bombarding

December, January and February.

Bondage

This year.

Bonfire

First ten days in ____

Bonny

Last ten days in ____

Bonus

First twenty days in ____

Booby

Last twenty days in ____

Booming

First week in ____

Borax

Last week in ____

Border

Immediately.

Borrow

Regular.

Bosom

To-morrow.

Botanist

This week.

Botany

Next week.

Bothered

This month.

Bottomless

Next month.

Bounce

Within five days.

Bouncing

Within a week.

Boundary

Within ten days.

Boundless

Within fifteen days.

Bounteous

Within twenty days.

Bountiful

Within thirty days.

Bounty

As fast as possible.

Bowlder

As fast as made.

Boxing

Free on board.

Bracelet

Free on board, not including commission.

Bracket

In store.

Brackish

Free of storage and insurance.

Braggart

Free on board in the spring.

Brahmin

Buyer's option.

QUOTATIONS AND QUANTITIES.

Bramble

1-16

Branch

⅛

Branching

3-16

Brandy

¼

Bravado

5-16

Breach

⅜

Bread

7-16

Breadth

½

Breaker

9-16

Breakfast

⅝

Breastpin

11-16

Breathe

¾

Breathing

13-16

Breeding

⅞

Brethren

15-16

Brevet

1

Brewer

1⅛

Brewing

1¼

Bribery

1⅜

Bribing

1½

Bride

1⅝

Bridal

1¾

Bridewell

1⅞

Bridling

2

Brigade

2⅛

Brigadier

2¼

Brightly

2⅜

Brilliant

2½

Brimful

2⅝

Brimstone

2¾

Brittle

2⅞

Broach

3

Broached

3⅛

Broaching

3¼

Broadly

3⅜

Broadcast

3½

Broadside

3⅝

Brocade

3¾

Brogan

3⅞

Brother

4

Brotherly

4⅛

Browbeat

4¼

Brownish

4⅜

Bruise

4½

Brunette

4⅝

Brutal

4¾

Brutally

4⅞

Brute

5

Bubble

5⅛

Bubbling

5¼

Bucket

5⅜

Buckle

5½

Buckram

5⅝

Buckskin

5¾

Buff

5⅞

Buffet

6

Buffoon

6⅛

Buggy

6¼

Bugle

6⅜

Bulb

6½

Bulbous

6⅝

Bulletin

6¾

Bullock

6⅞

Bulwer

7

Bungle

7⅛

Bungling

7¼

Burden

7⅜

Burdock

7½

Bureau

7⅝

Burglar

7¾

Burial

7⅞

Burlesque

8

Burner

8⅛

Burning

8¼

Bursting

8⅜

Burthen

8½

Busily

8⅝

Buskin

8¾

Bustle

8⅞

Butment

9

Butterfly

9⅛

Button

9¼

Buttress

9⅜

Buxom

9½

Buzzard

9⅝

Bylaw

9¾

Byway

9⅞

Byword

10

Cabbage

10⅛

Cabin

10¼

Cabinet

10⅜

Caboose

10½

Cackling

10⅝

Cactus

10¾

Cadence

10⅞

Cadet

11

Cajole

11⅛

Calabash

11¼

Calamity

11⅜

Calculate

11½

Caldron

11⅝

Calendar

11¾

Caleb

11⅞

Caliber

12

Calico

12⅛

Caliph

12¼

Calmly

12⅜

Calmness

12½

Calomel

12⅝

Calumet

12¾

Cambric

12⅞

Cameo

13

Camp

13⅛

Camped

13¼

Camping

13⅜

Camphene

13½

Camphor

13⅝

Campaign

13¾

Canary

13⅞

Candid

14

Candidly

14⅛

Candidate

14¼

Candling

14⅜

Candor

14½

Canebrake

14⅝

Canine

14¾

Canker

14⅞

Cannibal

15

Canopy

15⅛

Canon

15¼

Canvas

15⅜

Capable

15½

Caper

15⅝

Capital

15¾

Capsize

15⅞

Capstan

16

Capsular

16⅛

Capsule

16¼

Captain

16⅜

Captivate

16½

Captivity

16⅝

Captor

16¾

Captured

16⅞

Carat

17

Caravan

17⅛

Carbon

17¼

Carbonate

17⅜

Carboy

17½

Carbuncle

17⅝

Carcass

17¾

Carding

17⅞

Cardinal

18

Careful

18⅛

Careless

18¼

Caress

18⅜

Carmine

18½

Carnal

18⅝

Carnally

18¾

Carnival

18⅞

Carousal

19

Carouse

19⅛

Carousing

19¼

Carpenter

19⅜

Carpet

19½

Carpeting

19⅝

Carriage

19¾

Carry

19⅞

Cartoon

20

Cartridge

20⅛

Cascade

20¼

Casemate

20⅜

Cashmere

20½

Casing

20⅝

Castigate

20¾

Castle

20⅞

Castor

21

Castrate

21⅛

Casual

21¼

Casually

21⅜

Catacomb

21½

Catalogue

21⅝

Catching

21¾

Catchup

21⅞

Catgut

22

Cathartic

22⅛

Cathedral

22¼

Catholic

22⅜

Catheter

22½

Catnip

22⅝

Caucus

22¾

Caustic

22⅞

Caution

23

Cautious

23⅛

Cavalry

23¼

Cavern

23⅜

Cavity

23½

Cayenne

23⅝

Cedar

23¾

Celebrate

23⅞

Celestial

24

Cement

24⅛

Cemented

24¼

Cementing

24⅜

Censure

24½

Center

24⅝

Centipede

24¾

Central

24⅞

Centrally

25

Century

25⅛

Chafe

25¼

Chafing

25⅜

Chaff

25½

Chagrin

25⅝

Chain

25¾

Chained

25⅞

Chaining

26

Chairman

26⅛

Chaise

26¼

Chalked

26⅜

Challenge

26½

Chamber

26⅝

Champagne

26¾

Champion

26⅞

Chance

27

Chancing

27⅛

Chandler

27¼

Changeful

27⅜

Chanting

27½

Chaos

27⅝

Chapel

27¾

Chaplain

27⅞

Chaplet

28

Chapter

28⅛

Character

28¼

Charade

28⅜

Charcoal

28½

Charlotte

28⅝

Charity

28¾

Chastise

28⅞

Chastity

29

Chat

29⅛

Chatting

29¼

Chatham

29⅜

Chattel

29½

Cheapen

29⅝

Cheaply

29¾

Cheapness

29⅞

Checkmate

30

Cheerful

30⅛

Cheerfully

30¼

Chemical

30⅜

Chemist

30½

Chemistry

30⅝

Cherub

30¾

Cherubim

30⅞

Chest

31

Chestnut

31⅛

Chicken

31¼

Chide

31⅜

Chiding

31½

Chief

31⅝

Chieftain

31¾

Chilblain

31⅞

Childhood

32

Childish

32⅛

Childless

32¼

Children

32⅜

Chilly

32½

Chimney

32⅝

China

32¾

Chinese

32⅞

Chink

33

Chisel

33⅛

Chiselled

33¼

Chivalry

33⅜

Cholic

33½

Choose

33⅝

Chorus

33¾

Chosen

33⅞

Chowder

34

Christen

34⅛

Christened

34¼

Christian

34⅜

Chronic

34½

Chronical

34⅝

Chubby

34¾

Chuckle

34⅞

Chuckling

35

Church

35⅛

Churl

35¼

Churlish

35⅜

Cigar

35½

Cinder

35⅝

Cinnamon

35¾

Cistern

35⅞

Citadel

36

Citizen

36⅛

Citron

36¼

Civilian

36⅜

Claim

36½

Claimant

36⅝

Claimed

36¾

Clammy

36⅞

Claret

37

Clarify

37⅛

Clarified

37¼

Clarinet

37⅜

Class

37½

Classed

37⅝

Classing

37¾

Classify

37⅞

Clatter

38

Clause

38⅛

Cleanly

38¼

Cleaning

38⅜

Cleanse

38½

Cleaver

38⅝

Cleft

38¾

Clergy

38⅞

Clergyman

39

Clerk

39⅛

Clerking

39¼

Clerkship

39⅜

Client

39½

Climate

39⅝

Climax

39¾

Climb

39⅞

Climber

40

Climbing

40⅛

Clinker

40¼

Closely

40⅜

Closeted

40½

Clothes

40⅝

Clothing

40¾

Cloudy

40⅞

Clouding

41

Cloudless

41⅛

Clownish

41¼

Club

41⅜

Clumsy

41½

Clustered

41⅝

Clustering

41¾

Clutched

41⅞

Clutching

42

Coach

42⅛

Coachman

42¼

Coarse

42⅜

Coarsely

42½

Coast

42⅝

Coaster

42¾

Coasting

42⅞

Coax

43

Coaxed

43⅛

Coaxing

43¼

Cobbler

43⅜

Cobbling

43½

Cobweb

43⅝

Cockade

43¾

Cockney

43⅞

Codger

44

Coddle

44⅛

Coffee

44¼

Coffin

44⅜

Cogent

44½

Cognac

44⅝

Cohabit

44¾

Cohabited

44⅞

Cohesion

45

Collapse

45⅛

Collapsing

45¼

Colleague

45⅜

Collide

45½

Colliding

45⅝

Collusion

45¾

Colonist

45⅞

Colony

46

Color

46⅛

Colorless

46¼

Column

46⅜

Combat

46½

Combatant

46⅝

Combative

46¾

Combine

46⅞

Combining

47

Combustion

47⅛

Comedian

47¼

Comely

47⅜

Comet

47½

Comfort

47⅝

Comforted

47¾

Comforting

47⅞

Coming

48

Comma

48⅛

Command

48¼

Comment

48⅜

Commit

48½

Committee

48⅝

Committed

48¾

Commodore

48⅞

Commodity

49

Commonly

49⅛

Commotion

49¼

Commute

49⅜

Compact

49½

Compactly

49⅝

Companion

49¾

Company

49⅞

Compare

50

Comparing

50⅛

Compass

50¼

Compel

50⅜

Compelled

50½

Compelling

50⅝

Compensate

50¾

Competent

50⅞

Competing

51

Compiled

51⅛

Complain

51¼

Complained

51⅜

Complete

51½

Completely

51⅝

Completing

51¾

Complex

51⅞

Complexion

52

Complicate

52⅛

Compliment

52¼

Comply

52⅜

Composition

52½

Compound

52⅝

Compounded

52¾

Comprehend

52⅞

Compute

53

Comrade

53⅛

Concave

53¼

Conceal

53⅜

Concealed

53½

Concealing

53⅝

Conclave

53¾

Conclude

53⅞

Conclusive

54

Concord

54⅛

Concur

54¼

Condemn

54⅜

Condemned

54½

Condense

54⅝

Condensing

54¾

Condiment

54⅞

Condition

55

Conduct

55⅛

Conductor

55¼

Confess

55⅜

Confessed

55½

Confessing

55⅝

Confidant

55¾

Confine

55⅞

Confining

56

Confirm

56⅛

Confiscate

56¼

Conflict

56⅜

Confound

56½

Confuse

56⅝

Confusion

56¾

Congeal

56⅞

Congealed

57

Congealing

57⅛

Congestion

57¼

Congress

57⅜

Conjugal

57½

Conjure

57⅝

Connive

57¾

Conquest

57⅞

Conquested

58

Consent

58⅛

Consented

58¼

Consist

58⅜

Consisted

58½

Consisting

58⅝

Consistent

58¾

Console

58⅞

Consoling

59

Consonant

59⅛

Conspire

59¼

Constable

59⅜

Constant

59½

Constantly

59⅝

Constipate

59¾

Constitute

59⅞

Constrain

60

Construct

60⅛

Constructed

60¼

Consul

60⅜

Consulate

60½

Consulted

60⅝

Consume

60¾

Consuming

60⅞

Consumate

61

Contact

61⅛

Contagion

61¼

Contain

61⅜

Contained

61½

Containing

61⅝

Contempt

61¾

Content

61⅞

Contented

62

Contenting

62⅛

Continent

62¼

Control

62⅜

Controlled

62½

Convention

62⅝

Convex

62¾

Convict

62⅞

Convicted

63

Convicting

63⅛

Conviction

63¼

Convince

63⅜

Convulse

63½

Convulsing

63⅝

Cool

63¾

Coolness

63⅞

Cooper

64

Copal

64⅛

Copious

64¼

Copper

64⅜

Copperas

64½

Copy

64⅝

Coquette

64¾

Corporal

64⅞

Corpse

65

Corpulent

65⅛

Corrupt

65¼

Costive

65⅜

Costively

65½

Costiveness

65⅝

Costly

65¾

Costume

65⅞

Cottage

66

Coulter

66⅛

Could

66¼

Counsel

66⅜

Counselor

66½

Count

66⅝

Counter

66¾

Countess

66⅞

Counting

67

Couple

67⅛

Coupling

67¼

Coupon

67⅜

Courage

67½

Courtesy

67⅝

Courtly

67¾

Courtship

67⅞

Coward

68

Cowardly

68⅛

Cowhide

68¼

Cowlick

68⅜

Cowslip

68½

Coxcomb

68⅝

Cracker

68¾

Cradle

68⅞

Cradling

69

Craft

69⅛

Craftsman

69¼

Cramp

69⅜

Cramped

69½

Cramping

69⅝

Cranium

69¾

Crank

69⅞

Crape

70

Crater

70⅛

Cravat

70¼

Craven

70⅜

Crawfish

70½

Crawled

70⅝

Crawling

70¾

Crayon

70⅞

Cream

71

Create

71⅛

Creature

71¼

Credible

71⅜

Credit

71½

Credulous

71⅝

Cricket

71¾

Criminal

71⅞

Crimson

72

Cripple

72⅛

Crippling

72¼

Crisp

72⅜

Critic

72½

Critical

72⅝

Croup

72¾

Crow

72⅞

Crowing

73

Crowbar

73⅛

Crowd

73¼

Crude

73⅜

Crudely

73½

Crudeness

73⅝

Cruel

73¾

Crumble

73⅞

Crumbling

74

Crupper

74⅛

Crusade

74¼

Crust

74⅜

Crusted

74½

Crusting

74⅝

Crutch

74¾

Cube

74⅞

Cuckoo

75

Cucumber

75⅛

Cudgel

75¼

Cuffed

75⅜

Culminate

75½

Culpable

75⅝

Culprit

75⅜

Cultivate

75⅞

Culture

76

Cupboard

76⅛

Cupping

76¼

Curbing

76⅜

Curse

76½

Cursing

76⅝

Curtail

76¾

Curtailed

76⅞

Curtailing

77

Cushion

77⅛

Cushioned

77¼

Custard

77⅜

Custodian

77½

Custody

77⅝

Custom

77¾

Customer

77⅞

Cuticle

78

Cutlass

78⅛

Cutlet

78¼

Dainty

78⅜

Daintily

78½

Damage

78⅝

Damask

78¾

Damper

78⅞

Dampness

79

Damsel

79⅛

Dandruff

79¼

Danger

79⅜

Dangle

79½

Dangling

79⅝

Dapple

79¾

Danube

79⅞

Daring

80

Darken

80⅛

Darkness

80¼

Darling

80⅜

Data

80½

Daub

80⅝

Dauber

80¾

Daubing

80⅞

Daunted

81

Dauntless

81⅛

Dauphin

81¼

Dawned

81⅜

Dawning

81½

Daylight

81⅝

Dazzle

81¾

Dazzling

81⅞

Deadly

82

Deafen

82⅛

Deafening

82¼

Deafness

82⅜

Deathly

82½

Debark

82⅝

Debarked

82¾

Debate

82⅞

Debating

83

Debauch

83⅛

Debauched

83¼

Debility

83⅜

Debtor

83½

Decade

83⅝

Decamp

83¾

Decamped

83⅞

Decant

84

Decanter

84⅛

Deceptive

84¼

Declaim

84⅜

Declare

84½

Dedicate

84⅝

Deeply

84¾

Defame

84⅞

Default

85

Defaulter

85⅛

Defaulting

85¼

Defeat

85⅜

Defective

85½

Defender

85⅝

Defense

85¾

Defensive

85⅞

Defiance

86

Defiant

86⅛

Defile

86¼

Deform

86⅜

Deformed

86½

Defraud

86⅝

Defrauded

86¾

Defrauding

86⅞

Defray

87

Defunct

87⅛

Degrade

87¼

Degree

87⅜

Delegate

87½

Deluded

87⅝

Deluding

87¾

Deluge

87⅞

Delusion

88

Demand

88⅛

Demean

88¼

Demented

88⅜

Demise

88½

Democrat

88⅝

Demolish

88¾

Demolished

88⅞

Denote

89

Denoting

89⅛

Denounce

89¼

Densely

89⅜

Dental

89½

Dentist

89⅝

Dentistry

89¾

Deny

89⅞

Depart

90

Departed

90⅛

Departing

90¼

Deploy

90⅜

Deplume

90½

Deponent

90⅝

Depot

90¾

Deprave

90⅞

Depravity

91

Depth

91⅛

Deputy

91¼

Derange

91⅜

Design

91½

Designed

91⅝

Designate

91¾

Desk

91⅞

Desolate

92

Despair

92⅛

Desperate

92¼

Despotic

92⅜

Despotism

92½

Destiny

92⅝

Destitute

92¾

Detail

92⅞

Detailed

93

Detailing

93⅛

Detective

93¼

Dethrone

93⅜

Devastate

93½

Develop

93⅝

Deviate

93¾

Devil

93⅞

Devilish

94

Deviltry

94⅛

Devout

94¼

Dewdrop

94⅜

Diadem

94½

Diagram

94⅝

Dialect

94¾

Dialogue

94⅞

Diameter

95

Diamond

95⅛

Diary

95¼

Dictate

95⅜

Dictator

95½

Digest

95⅝

Digested

95¾

Digesting

95⅞

Dignified

96

Dignity

96⅛

Dilute

96¼

Diluting

96⅜

Dimension

96½

Diminish

96⅝

Dimity

96¾

Dimple

96⅞

Dinner

97

Diploma

97⅛

Direful

97¼

Dirge

97⅜

Dirty

97½

Disappear

97⅝

Disarm

97¾

Disarmed

97⅞

Disaster

98

Disband

98⅛

Disburse

98¼

Discard

98⅜

Discarded

98½

Discharge

98⅝

Disclose

98¾

Discolor

98⅞

Discount

99

Discover

99⅛

Discuss

99¼

Disgorge

99⅜

Disguise

99½

Disgrace

99⅝

Disgust

99¾

Disgusted

99⅞

Disgusting

100

Dishearten

100⅛

Dishonest

100¼

Dishonor

100⅜

Dislike

100½

Dislocate

100⅝

Dislodge

100¾

Disloyal

100⅞

Dismal

101

Dismally

101⅛

Dismast

101¼

Dismiss

101⅜

Dismount

101½

Disobey

101⅝

Dispel

101¾

Dispelled

101⅞

Dispense

102

Display

102⅛

Displease

102¼

Dispose

102⅜

Dispute

102½

Dissipate

102⅝

Dissolve

102¾

Distaff

102⅞

Distance

103

Distant

103⅛

Distill

103¼

Distilled

103⅜

Distinct

103½

Distinctly

103⅝

Distress

103¾

Distribute

103⅞

Distrust

104

Disturb

104⅛

Ditch

104¼

Ditty

104⅜

Divest

104½

Divested

104⅝

Divesting

104¾

Divine

104⅞

Divinely

105

Divulge

105⅛

Doctor

105¼

Doctrine

105⅜

Dogma

105½

Dogmatic

105⅝

Doleful

105¾

Dolesome

105⅞

Dolphin

106

Domain

106⅛

Domestic

106¼

Dormant

106⅜

Dotage

106½

Dotard

106⅝

Doublet

106¾

Doubloon

106⅞

Doubtful

107

Doubtless

107⅛

Doughnut

107¼

Downcast

107⅜

Downfall

107½

Draggle

107⅝

Dragon

107¾

Drama

107⅞

Dramatic

108

Draught

108⅛

Dream

108¼

Dreamer

108⅜

Dreaming

108½

Dredge

108⅝

Dredging

108¾

Drench

108⅞

Drenched

109

Drenching

109⅛

Dress

109¼

Dressing

109⅜

Dribble

109½

Driblet

109⅝

Droop

109¾

Dropsy

109⅞

Drown

110

Drowned

111

Drowning

112

Drowsy

113

Druggist

114

Drummer

115

Drunkard

116

Drunken

117

Ducat

118

Ducking

119

Duly

120

Dumpish

121

Dumpling

122

Dungeon

123

Dupe

124

Durable

125

Durance

126

Dusty

127

Dutiful

128

Dwarf

129

Dwarfish

130

Dwell

131

Dwelling

132

Dynasty

133

Eagle

134

Eagerly

135

Earnest

136

Earnestly

137

Earth

138

Earthen

139

Earthly

140

Easily

141

Easter

142

Eastern

143

Eating

144

Eatable

145

Ebony

146

Eden

147

Edge

148

Edible

149

Edify

150

Edition

151

Editing

152

Editor

153

Educate

154

Efface

155

Effacing

156

Effigy

157

Egg

158

Egotist

159

Egress

160

Elaborate

161

Elastic

162

Elbow

163

Elder

164

Elderly

165

Eldest

166

Elected

167

Election

168

Elegance

169

Elegant

170

Elegantly

171

Element

172

Elemental

173

Elephant

174

Elongate

175

Eloquent

176

Else

177

Elude

178

Eluding

179

Emanate

180

Embalm

181

Embalmed

182

Embark

183

Embarked

184

Embassy

185

Embers

186

Embellish

187

Emblem

188

Embody

189

Embolden

190

Embrace

191

Emerald

192

Emetic

193

Eminent

194

Empale

195

Empaling

196

Emphatic

197

Empire

198

Employ

199

Employed

200

Empress

201

Empower

202

Empty

203

Emulate

204

Enamel

205

Enameled

206

Encamp

207

Encamped

208

Enchant

209

Enchanted

210

Enclose

211

Enclosing

212

Enclosure

213

Encounter

214

Encumber

215

Endanger

216

Endear

217

Ending

218

Endless

219

Endow

220

Endowed

221

Endowing

222

Endure

223

Enemy

224

Energetic

225

Energy

226

Enfeeble

227

Enforce

228

Engage

229

Engender

230

Engine

231

Engrave

232

Engraving

233

Engulf

234

Engulfed

235

Engulfing

236

Enigma

237

Enjoin

238

Enlarge

239

Enlarging

240

Enlighten

241

Enmity

242

Enrage

243

Enraging

244

Enrapture

245

Ensign

246

Enslave

247

Enslaving

248

Entangle

249

Entertain

250

Enthrone

255

Entitle

260

Entomb

265

Entombed

270

Entrap

275

Entrapped

280

Entreaty

285

Entry

290

Entwine

295

Envelope

300

Envoy

305

Epulet

310

Epistle

315

Epitaph

320

Equator

325

Equip

330

Equipped

335

Equitable

340

Equity

345

Escape

350

Escaping

355

Essay

360

Establish

365

Estate

370

Esteem

375

Esteemed

380

Eternal

385

Eternity

390

Eulogy

395

Eulogist

400

Evidence

405

Evil

410

Exalt

415

Exalted

420

Exalting

425

Example

430

Excavate

435

Excavating

440

Excel

445

Excelled

450

Excellent

455

Excelling

460

Exception

465

Excite

470

Exclaim

475

Exclaimed

480

Exclaiming

485

Exclude

490

Excluding

495

Exclusive

500

Exculpate

505

Excuse

510

Excusing

515

Exempt

520

Exempted

525

Exempting

530

Exhaust

535

Exhibit

540

Exhibited

545

Exhibiting

550

Exhume

555

Exist

560

Existed

565

Existence

570

Existing

575

Exodus

580

Expand

585

Expanded

590

Expanding

595

Expansion

600

Expectant

605

Expedite

610

Expel

615

Expelled

620

Expelling

625

Expired

630

Explained

635

Explode

640

Exploding

645

Explosion

650

Expose

655

Exposing

660

Exposure

665

Expulsion

670

External

675

Extend

680

Extended

685

Extending

690

Extensive

695

Extract

700

Extracted

705

Extracting

710

Extreme

715

Extremely

720

Exultant

725

Factor

730

Facts

735

Faculty

740

Fagot

745

Faintly

750

Faintness

755

Fairy

760

Fairness

765

Faith

770

Faithful

775

Faithfully

780

Faithless

785

Falcon

790

Fallen

795

False

800

Falsely

805

Falsify

810

Falsehood

815

Falsetto

820

Familiar

825

Family

830

Famine

835

Famish

840

Famished

845

Famishing

850

Famous

855

Famously

860

Fanatic

865

Fanciful

870

Fandango

875

Farewell

880

Farthing

885

Fashion

890

Fashioned

895

Fast

900

Fasten

905

Fastened

910

Fasting

915

Fatality

920

Father

925

Fatherly

930

Fathom

935

Fatigue

940

Fault

945

Faultless

950

Favor

955

Fearful

960

Fearless

965

Feasible

970

Feature

975

Federal

980

Feline

985

Felony

990

Female

995

Fencing

1,000

Fertile

1,050

Fertility

1,100

Fervent

1,150

Fervently

1,200

Festival

1,250

Festive

1,300

Festoon

1,350

Fetch

1,400

Fetlock

1,450

Fetus

1,500

Fiddle

1,550

Fidelity

1,600

Fidget

1,650

Field

1,700

Figure

1,750

Filter

1,800

Filth

1,850

Filthy

1,900

Final

1,950

Finally

2,000

Finance

2,100

Finely

2,200

Finger

2,300

Firkin

2,400

Fiscal

2,500

Fishes

2,600

Fishing

2,700

Fixture

2,800

Flabby

2,900

Flagon

3,000

Flagrant

3,100

Flagstaff

3,200

Flail

3,300

Flame

3,400

Flaming

3,500

Flange

3,600

Flannel

3,700

Flashy

3,800

Flatly

3,900

Flatness

4,000

Flavor

4,100

Flax

4,200

Flaxen

4,300

Flesh

4,400

Flexible

4,500

Flicker

4,600

Flighty

4,700

Flimsy

4,800

Flinch

4,900

Flinching

5,000

Flirt

5,500

Flirting

6,000

Flogging

6,500

Floral

7,000

Flounder

7,500

Flounce

8,000

Fluent

8,500

Fluently

9,000

Flute

9,500

Fluting

10,000

Flutter

11,000

Fly

12,000

Focus

13,000

Fodder

14,000

Foggy

15,000

Foliage

16,000

Fondly

17,000

Fondness

18,000

Foolish

19,000

Footman

20,000

Footstep

21,000

Foppish

22,000

Forage

23,000

Forehead

24,000

Forfeit

25,000

Forgave

26,000

Forgetful

27,000

Forgotten

28,000

Forlorn

29,000

Formula

30,000

Forsake

31,000

Fortress

32,000

Fortune

33,000

Forward

34,000

Fossil

35,000

Founder

36,000

Foundling

37,000

Fountain

38,000

Fraction

39,000

Frankly

40,000

Fraud

41,000

Freedom

42,000

Frequent

43,000

Fretful

44,000

Fretfully

45,000

Friendly

46,000

Friendship

47,000

Frightful

48,000

Frigid

49,000

Frigidly

50,000

Fringe

51,000

Friskly

52,000

Frolic

53,000

Frost

54,000

Frugal

55,000

Frugally

56,000

Fruit

57,000

Fruitful

58,000

Fugitive

59,000

Fulfill

60,000

Fulfilled

61,000

Fullness

62,000

Fungus

63,000

Funeral

64,000

Furnace

65,000

Furlong

66,000

Furlough

67,000

Fuse

68,000

Futile

69,000

Gab

70,000

Gable

71,000

Gaff

72,000

Gainful

73,000

Gainsay

74,000

Galaxy

75,000

Gallop

76,000

Gallows

77,000

Galvanic

78,000

Gambler

79,000

Gambling

80,000

Gambol

81,000

Gamester

82,000

Gander

83,000

Gargle

84,000

Gargling

85,000

Garland

86,000

Garlic

87,000

Garment

88,000

Garter

89,000

Gateway

90,000

Gaudy

91,000

Gauntlet

92,000

Gavel

93,000

Gender

94,000

General

95,000

Genteel

96,000

Gentle

97,000

Geology

98,000

Gesture

99,000

Ghastly

100,000

Giggle

105,000

Gimlet

110,000

Ginger

115,000

Gingham

120,000

Girdle

125,000

Girl

130,000

Glad

135,000

Gladden

140,000

Gladly

145,000

Gland

150,000

Glass

155,000

Gleam

160,000

Glen

165,000

Glide

170,000

Gliding

175,000

Glimpse

180,000

Glisten

185,000

Glitter

190,000

Globe

195,000

Globular

200,000

Gloom

205,000

Glory

210,000

Glove

215,000

Glutton

220,000

Goblin

225,000

Goblet

230,000

Goddess

240,000

Godly

250,000

Golden

260,000

Goslin

270,000

Gospel

275,000

Gossip

280,000

Gothic

290,000

Govern

300,000

Governed

325,000

Governor

350,000

Grace

375,000

Graceful

400,000

Grampus

425,000

Grandly

450,000

Grandee

475,000

Grandson

500,000

Grange

550,000

Granite

600,000

Granular

650,000

Graphic

700,000

Grapple

750,000

Grasp

800,000

Grasped

850,000

Grasping

900,000

Grassy

950,000

Grateful

1,000,000

Gratefully

1,250,000

Gratified

1,500,000

Gratify

1,750,000

Gratitude

2,000,000

Gratis

2,500,000

Gravity

3,000,000

Gravy

3,500,000

Greatly

4,000,000

Greatness

4,500,000

Greedy

5,000,000

Greedily

5,500,000

Greediness

6,000,000

Greeting

6,500,000

Griddle

7,000,000

Grimace

7,500,000

Grimly

8,000,000

Gristle

8,500,000

Gritty

9,000,000

Groom

9,500,000

Grotto

10,000,000

QUOTATIONS FOR PROVISIONS.

Ground

2 50

Groundless

2 52½

Group

2 55

Grouped

2 57½

Grouping

2 60

Growl

2 62½

Growler

2 65

Growling

2 67½

Growth

2 70

Grub

2 72½

Grubbing

2 75

Grudge

2 77½

Grudging

2 80

Gruel

2 82½

Gruff

2 85

Gruffly

2 87½

Grumble

2 90

Grumbling

2 92½

Guano

2 95

Guard

2 97½

Guarded

3 00

Guarding

3 02½

Guardian

3 05

Gudgeon

3 07½

Guest

3 10

Guide

3 12½

Guiding

3 15

Guilty

3 17½

Guiltless

3 20

Guitar

3 22½

Gulf

3 25

Gulfed

3 27½

Gulping

3 30

Gumption

3 32½

Gusto

3 35

Gymnast

3 37½

Gypsum

3 40

Habit

3 42½

Habitual

3 45

Hackney

3 47½

Haggard

3 50

Haggle

3 52½

Halibut

3 55

Halter

3 57½

Hamlet

3 60

Handcuff

3 62½

Handsome

3 65

Handspike

3 67½

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3 70

Hangman

3 72½

Hanker

3 75

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3 77½

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3 80

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3 82½

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3 85

Harass

3 87½

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3 90

Hardihood

3 92½

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3 95

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3 97½

Harlot

4 00

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4 02½

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4 05

Harmless

4 07½

Harmony

4 10

Harness

4 12½

Harnessed

4 15

Harpoon

4 17½

Harpooned

4 20

Harsh

4 22½

Harshly

4 25

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4 27½

Hatchet

4 30

Hatchway

4 32½

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4 35

Hatefully

4 37½

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4 40

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4 42½

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4 45

Haunting

4 47½

Havoc

4 50

Hawk

4 52½

Hawthorn

4 55

Hazard

4 57½

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4 60

Headland

4 62½

Headless

4 65

Headlong

4 67½

Headstall

4 70

Headway

4 72½

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4 75

Healthful

4 77½

Heartburn

4 80

Hearth

4 82½

Heartily

4 85

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4 87½

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4 90

Heaven

4 92½

Heavenly

4 95

Hebrew

4 97½

Hector

5 00

Heedful

5 02½

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5 05

Helen

5 07½

Helmet

5 10

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5 12½

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5 15

Helping

5 17½

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5 20

Herald

5 22½

Herbage

5 25

Hereby

5 27½

Herself

5 30

Hesitate

5 32½

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5 35

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5 37½

Hideous

5 40

Highness

5 42½

Highland

5 45

Highlander

5 47½

Highly

5 50

Highway

5 52½

Hilarity

5 55

Hillock

5 57½

Himself

5 60

Hindmost

5 62½

Hindrance

5 65

Hindoo

5 67½

History

5 70

Hoarse

5 72½

Hoarsely

5 75

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5 77½

Hoggishly

5 80

Holiday

5 82½

Holiness

5 85

Holy

5 87½

Homage

5 90

Holster

5 92½

Homeless

5 95

Homely

5 97½

Homesick

6 00

Homespun

6 02½

Homestead

6 05

Homeward

6 07½

Hominy

6 10

Honest

6 12½

Honestly

6 15

Honey

6 17½

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6 20

Hope

6 22½

Hopeful

6 25

Hopeless

6 27½

Horde

6 30

Hornpipe

6 32½

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6 35

Horrid

6 37½

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6 40

Hospital

6 42½

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6 45

Hostility

6 47½

Hostler

6 50

Hostess

6 52½

Hotel

6 55

Hourly

6 57½

Hovel

6 60

Huge

6 62½

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6 65

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6 67½

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6 70

Humble

6 72½

Humbug

6 75

Humility

6 77½

Hunger

6 80

Hungry

6 82½

Hunter

6 85

Hurdle

6 87½

Hurrah

6 90

Husband

6 92½

Husky

6 95

Hydrant

6 97½

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7 00

Hyena

7 02½

Hymn

7 05

Hydrogen

7 07½

Ibex

7 10

Ideal

7 12½

Identity

7 15

Identical

7 17½

Idiot

7 20

Idle

7 22½

Idleness

7 25

Idolatry

7 27½

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7 30

Igniting

7 32½

Ignoble

7 35

Ignorant

7 37½

Ignore

7 40

Illegal

7 42½

Illness

7 45

Image

7 47½

Imagine

7 50

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7 52½

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7 55

Imbed

7 57½

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7 60

Imbitter

7 62½

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7 65

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7 67½

Immodest

7 70

Immoral

7 72½

Impartial

7 75

Impart

7 77½

Imparted

7 80

Impatient

7 82½

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7 85

Impeached

7 87½

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7 90

Impel

7 92½

Imperfect

7 95

Impetus

7 97½

Implement

8 00

Implicate

8 02½

Implore

8 05

Imploring

8 07½

Imply

8 10

Impolite

8 12½

Impose

8 15

Imposing

8 17½

Imposter

8 20

Impotent

8 22½

Impound

8 25

Imprint

8 27½

Improper

8 30

Improve

8 32½

Impudent

8 35

Impulse

8 37½

Impulsive

8 40

Incident

8 42½

Incline

8 45

Inclining

8 47½

Include

8 50

Inclusive

8 52½

Income

8 55

Incrust

8 57½

Incubate

8 60

Incubus

8 62½

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8 65

Indelible

8 67½

Indent

8 70

Index

8 72½

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8 75

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8 77½

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8 80

Indicted

8 82½

Indigence

8 85

Indigent

8 87½

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8 90

Indigo

8 92½

Indolent

8 95

Indulge

8 97½

Industry

9 00

Inebriate

9 02½

Infallible

9 05

Infamous

9 07½

Infamy

9 10

Infant

9 12½

Infantry

9 15

Infatuate

9 17½

Infection

9 20

Infernal

9 22½

Infidel

9 25

Infinite

9 27½

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9 30

Inflamed

9 32½

Inflate

9 35

Inflating

9 37½

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9 40

Inflicted

9 42½

Infliction

9 45

Inflicting

9 47½

Influence

9 50

Informal

9 52½

Infringe

9 55

Ingot

9 57½

Ingraft

9 60

Ingrain

9 62½

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9 65

Inhabited

9 67½

Inhale

9 70

Inhaling

9 72½

Inhuman

9 75

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9 77½

Injected

9 80

Injection

9 82½

Inky

9 85

Inkling

9 87½

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9 90

Inlet

9 92½

Inmate

9 95

Inmost

9 97½

Innocent

10 00

Inquest

10 02½

Insane

10 05

Insanity

10 07½

Inside

10 10

Insight

10 12½

Insipid

10 15

Insist

10 17½

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10 20

Insisting

10 22½

Insolence

10 25

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10 27½

Install

10 30

Installed

10 32½

Installing

10 35

Instead

10 37½

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10 40

Instigate

10 42½

Insulate

10 45

Insult

10 47½

Insulted

10 50

Insulting

10 52½

Insurgent

10 55

Intellect

10 57½

Intend

10 60

Intestate

10 62½

Inthrall

10 65

Intimate

10 67½

Intoxicate

10 70

Intrench

10 72½

Intrenched

10 75

Intrigue

10 77½

Introduce

10 80

Intrude

10 82½

Intruding

10 85

Intrust

10 87½

Intrusted

10 90

Invade

10 92½

Invading

10 95

Invalid

10 97½

Invasion

11 00

Invent

11 02½

Invented

11 05

Inventing

11 07½

Invoke

11 10

Invoking

11 12½

Involve

11 15

Involving

11 17½

Inward

11 20

Inwardly

11 22½

Isthmus

11 25

Issue

11 27½

Italian

11 30

Italic

11 32½

Itch

11 35

Item

11 37½

Itself

11 40

Jabber

11 42½

Jacket

11 45

Jail

11 47½

Jailer

11 50

Jalap

11 52½

Janitor

11 55

Jasper

11 57½

Jaunt

11 60

Jaunting

11 62½

Javelin

11 65

Jealous

11 67½

Jester

11 70

Jesting

11 72½

Jesuit

11 75

Jew

11 77½

Jewel

11 80

Jewelry

11 82½

Jewess

11 85

Jewish

11 87½

Jockey

11 90

Jocular

11 92½

Joke

11 95

Joking

11 97½

Jolly

12 00

Jostle

12 02½

Jostling

12 05

Journal

12 07½

Journey

12 10

Joy

12 12½

Joyful

12 15

Joyfully

12 17½

Jubilant

12 20

Jubilee

12 22½

Judge

12 25

Judging

12 27½

Judgment

12 30

Judicial

12 32½

Juggler

12 35

Jugular

12 37½

Junction

12 40

Jungle

12 42½

Juniper

12 45

Jury

12 47½

Just

12 50

Justice

12 52½

Justify

12 55

Justly

12 57½

Justness

12 60

Juvenile

12 62½

Label

12 65

Labeled

12 67½

Labor

12 70

Lace

12 72½

Lackey

12 75

Ladder

12 77½

Ladle

12 80

Lady

12 82½

Laggard

12 85

Lamb

12 87½

Lament

12 90

Lamented

12 92½

Lamenting

12 95

Landlord

12 97½

Landmark

13 00

Landscape

13 02½

Language

13 05

Languid

13 07½

Languish

13 10

Languished

13 12½

Languor

13 15

Lantern

13 17½

Lapstone

13 20

Lapse

13 22½

Larboard

13 25

Lashed

13 27½

Lasso

13 30

Lastly

13 32½

Lasting

13 35

Lately

13 37½

Lateral

13 40

Latent

13 42½

Latch

13 45

Latched

13 47½

Latching

13 50

Lathe

13 52½

Latin

13 55

Latitude

13 57½

Laugh

13 60

Laughing

13 62½

Laughter

13 65

Launch

13 67½

Launched

13 70

Launching

13 72½

Laundry

13 75

Laundress

13 77½

Laurel

13 80

Lava

13 82½

Lavender

13 85

Lavish

13 87½

Lawful

13 90

Lawfully

13 92½

Lawless

13 95

Lawsuit

13 97½

Lawyer

14 00

Laxative

14 02½

Layman

14 05

Lazily

14 07½

Lazy

14 10

Lead

14 12½

Leader

14 15

Leading

14 17½

League

14 20

Leaky

14 22½

Leaking

14 25

Leakage

14 27½

Leather

14 30

Leave

14 32½

Leaving

14 35

Lecture

14 37½

Ledger

14 40

Leeway

14 42½

Leg

14 45

Legal

14 47½

Legally

14 50

Legacy

14 52½

Legation

14 55

Legend

14 57½

Legging

14 60

Leghorn

14 62½

Legible

14 65

Legion

14 67½

Legislate

14 70

Leisure

14 72½

Lemon

14 75

Length

14 77½

Lengthen

14 80

Leopard

14 82½

Leper

14 85

Leprous

14 87½

Lesson

14 90

Lettuce

14 92½

Level

14 95

Levity

14 97½

Liable

15 00

Liberal

15 02½

Libertine

15 05

Liberty

15 07½

Library

15 10

Librate

15 12½

Lifelike

15 15

Ligament

15 17½

Ligature

15 20

Lighter

15 22½

Lightning

15 25

Likewise

15 27½

Likeness

15 30

Lilac

15 32½

Limbo

15 35

Limestone

15 37½

Limpid

15 40

Limpsy

15 42½

Linchpin

15 45

Lineage

15 47½

Linen

15 50

Liniment

15 52½

Liquid

15 55

Liquor

15 57½

Listen

15 60

Listened

15 62½

Listless

15 65

Litany

15 67½

Literal

15 70

Literally

15 72½

Litigate

15 75

Livelong

15 77½

Livery

15 80

Lizard

15 82½

Loaf

15 85

Loafer

15 87½

Loathe

15 90

Loathing

15 92½

Loaves

15 95

Lobby

15 97½

Lobster

16 00

Locality

16 02½

Location

16 05

Locating

16 07½

Locust

16 10

Lodge

16 12½

Lodging

16 15

Lofty

16 17½

Loftily

16 20

Logic

16 22½

Logical

16 25

Lonesome

16 27½

Longitude

16 30

Loop

16 32½

Looped

16 35

Looping

16 37½

Lordly

16 40

Lordship

16 42½

Lotion

16 45

Lottery

16 47½

Lotus

16 50

Lounge

16 52½

Lounging

16 55

Lovely

16 57½

Loveliness

16 60

Lovesick

16 62½

Loving

16 65

Loyal

16 67½

Loyally

16 70

Lubber

16 72½

Lubberly

16 75

Lucifer

16 77½

Luckily

16 80

Luckless

16 82½

Luggage

16 85

Lugger

16 87½

Lullaby

16 90

Lumber

16 92½

Lunar

16 95

Lunatic

16 97½

Luncheon

17 00

Lunge

17 02½

Lustral

17 05

Lustily

17 07½

Lustrous

17 10

Luxury

17 12½

Lynx

17 15

Machine

17 17½

Machinist

17 20

Mackerel

17 22½

Madam

17 25

Madly

17 27½

Madness

17 30

Madonna

17 32½

Magazine

17 35

Maggot

17 37½

Magistrate

17 40

Magnate

17 42½

Magnet

17 45

Magnetism

17 47½

Magnetic

17 50

Magnify

17 52½

Magpie

17 55

Magnolia

17 57½

Mahogany

17 60

Maiden

17 62½

Maidenly

17 65

Mail

17 67½

Maintain

17 70

Majesty

17 72½

Major

17 75

Majority

17 77½

Malady

17 80

Malignant

17 82½

Manacle

17 85

Manage

17 87½

Managing

17 90

Mandate

17 92½

Manful

17 95

Manfully

17 97½

Manhood

18 00

Maniac

18 02½

Manifest

18 05

Manifestly

18 07½

Manifold

18 10

Mankind

18 12½

Manly

18 15

Mannerly

18 17½

Mansion

18 20

Mantle

18 22½

Manual

18 25

Manure

18 27½

Maple

18 30

Marble

18 32½

Marketed

18 35

Marketing

18 37½

Marksman

18 40

Marquis

18 42½

Marsh

18 45

Marshal

18 47½

Martially

18 50

Masculine

18 52½

Mason

18 55

Masonic

18 57½

Masonry

18 60

Massive

18 62½

Massively

18 65

Master

18 67½

Masterly

18 70

Masticate

18 72½

Mastiff

18 75

Mastodon

18 77½

Maternal

18 80

Matron

18 82½

Matronly

18 85

Mattress

18 87½

Maxim

18 90

Meadow

18 92½

Meagrely

18 95

Measles

18 97½

Measure

19 00

Mechanic

19 02½

Medal

19 05

Medallion

19 07½

Meddler

19 10

Medical

19 12½

Medicine

19 15

Meditate

19 17½

Medley

19 20

Meeting

19 22½

Mellow

19 25

Melody

19 27½

Member

19 30

Membrane

19 32½

Memento

19 35

Memory

19 37½

Menace

19 40

Mendicant

19 42½

Mental

19 45

Mentally

19 47½

Mention

19 50

Merchant

19 52½

Merit

19 55

Mermaid

19 57½

Merrily

19 60

Merry

19 62½

Messenger

19 65

Metallic

19 67½

Method

19 70

Methodist

19 72½

Middy

19 75

Midland

19 77½

Midst

19 80

Midway

19 82½

Midwife

19 85

Mightily

19 87½

Mighty

19 90

Migrate

19 92½

Milch

19 95

Mildew

19 97½

Mildewed

20 00

Mildly

20 02½

Mildness

20 05

Mileage

20 07½

Military

20 10

Militia

20 12½

Milky

20 15

Milliner

20 17½

Mimic

20 20

Mimical

20 22½

Mineral

20 25

Minister

20 27½

Ministry

20 30

Minstrel

20 32½

Minus

20 35

Minute

20 37½

Minutely

20 40

Miracle

20 42½

Mirthful

20 45

Mischief

20 47½

Misdeed

20 50

Miser

20 52½

Miserly

20 55

Mishap

20 57½

Mislay

20 60

Mislead

20 62½

Misleading

20 65

Misplace

20 67½

Misprint

20 70

Miss

20 72½

Missive

20 75

Mission

20 77½

Missionary

20 80

Mistress

20 82½

Mistrust

20 85

Misty

20 87½

Misuse

20 90

Misusage

20 92½

Misusing

20 95

Mix

20 97½

Mixture

21 00

Mobbed

21 02½

Model

21 05

Modelled

21 07½

Modelling

21 10

Modern

21 12½

Modest

21 15

Modesty

21 17½

Modify

21 20

Mohair

21 22½

Moist

21 25

Moisten

21 27½

Moistened

21 30

Moisture

21 32½

Molar

21 35

Moldy

21 37½

Molested

21 40

Molesting

21 42½

Moment

21 45

Momentary

21 47½

Monarch

21 50

Mongrel

21 52½

Monitor

21 55

Monkey

21 57½

Monogram

21 60

Monotone

21 62½

Monster

21 65

Monthly

21 67½

Monument

21 70

Moody

21 72½

Moral

21 75

Morally

21 77½

Morbid

21 80

Morbidly

21 82½

Morsel

21 85

Mortal

21 87½

Mortally

21 90

Mortar

21 92½

Mortgage

21 95

Mortify

21 97½

Mother

22 00

Motherly

22 02½

Motto

22 05

Mourn

22 07½

Mourner

22 10

Mourning

22 12½

Mournful

22 15

Mouthful

22 17½

Movement

22 20

Muddle

22 22½

Muddy

22 25

Muffin

22 27½

Muffler

22 30

Mulatto

22 32½

Mulish

22 35

Multiple

22 37½

Murder

22 40

Muscle

22 42½

Muscular

22 45

Muse

22 47½

Museum

22 50

Musical

22 52½

Muslin

22 55

Mustard

22 57½

Mutilate

22 60

Mutinous

22 62½

Mutiny

22 65

Mutton

22 67½

Mutual

22 70

Muzzle

22 72½

Muzzling

22 75

Mystery

22 77½

Mystic

22 80

Mystify

22 82½

Nabob

22 85

Namesake

22 87½

Nankeen

22 90

Napkin

22 92½

Narrow

22 95

Narrowly

22 97½

Nasal

23 00

Nature

23 02½

Natural

23 05

Navy

23 07½

Navigate

23 10

Nebula

23 12½

Neck

23 15

Necklace

23 17½

Nectar

23 20

Needful

23 22½

Negative

23 25

Neglect

23 27½

Neglectful

23 30

Negligent

23 32½

Negro

23 35

Negress

23 37½

Neighbor

23 40

Neighborly

23 42½

Nephew

23 45

Nervous

23 47½

Nervously

23 50

Nestle

23 52½

Nestling

23 55

Neutral

23 57½

Neutrally

23 60

Nibble

23 62½

Nibbling

23 65

Nickel

23 67½

Niggard

23 70

Niggardly

23 72½

Nightcap

23 75

Nightmare

23 77½

Nimble

23 80

Nitrate

23 82½

Nitrogen

23 85

Nitrous

23 87½

Nobility

23 90

Nobly

23 92½

Nobleman

23 95

Nobody

23 97½

Nocturnal

24 00

Nominate

24 02½

Nonsense

24 05

Normal

24 07½

Nosegay

24 10

Nostril

24 12½

Notably

24 15

Notary

24 17½

Nourish

24 20

Nourished

24 22½

Nourishing

24 25

Novel

24 27½

Novelist

24 30

Novelty

24 32½

Nude

24 35

Nudity

24 37½

Nugget

24 40

Nuisance

24 42½

Nullify

24 45

Nurture

24 47½

Nutmeg

24 50

Nutriment

24 52½

Oakum

24 55

Obdurate

24 57½

Obedient

24 60

Obediently

24 62½

Obelisk

24 65

Obituary

24 67½

Obligate

24 70

Obligation

24 72½

Obligating

24 75

Oblige

24 77½

Oblique

24 80

Oblong

24 82½

Obnoxious

24 85

Obscure

24 87½

Obstacle

24 90

Obstinate

24 92½

Obtuse

24 95

Obvious

24 97½

Occupant

25 00

Occupy

25 02½

Octagon

25 05

Oculist

25 07½

Odor

25 10

Offal

25 12½

Offense

25 15

Offensive

25 17½

Offset

25 20

Offspring

25 22½

Olden

25 25

Omega

25 27½

Omnibus

25 30

Omission

25 32½

Omit

25 35

Onset

25 37½

Onslaught

25 40

Onward

25 42½

Openly

25 45

Opera

25 47½

Optional

25 50

Opulence

25 52½

Opulent

25 55

Oracle

25 57½

Orange

25 60

Oration

25 62½

Orator

25 65

Orbit

25 67½

Orchard

25 70

Ordain

25 72½

Ordained

25 75

Ordaining

25 77½

Ordeal

25 80

Orderly

25 82½

Ordinance

25 85

Organ

25 87½

Organic

25 90

Organist

25 92½

Origin

25 95

Ornament

25 97½

Orthodox

26 00

Ostrich

26 02½

Ottoman

26 05

Outbreak

26 07½

Outburst

26 10

Outcast

26 12½

Outdo

26 15

Outfit

26 17½

Outgrow

26 20

Outlaw

26 22½

Outlay

26 25

Outline

26 27½

Outlook

26 30

Outpost

26 32½

Outrage

26 35

Outrageous

26 37½

Outside

26 40

Outskirt

26 42½

Outspread

26 45

Outstrip

26 47½

Outward

26 50

Overcome

26 52½

Overflow

26 55

Oxide

26 57½

Oxidate

26 60

Oxygen

26 62½

Package

26 65

Packet

26 67½

Paddle

26 70

Paddling

26 72½

Padlock

26 75

Pagan

26 77½

Paganism

26 80

Pageant

26 82½

Painful

26 85

Painfully

26 87½

Painless

26 90

Painter

26 92½

Painting

26 95

Palace

26 97½

Paladin

27 00

Palatable

27 02½

Palatial

27 05

Palatine

27 07½

Palaver

27 10

Palfry

27 12½

Palisade

27 15

Palmetto

27 17½

Palmy

27 20

Palpable

27 22½

Palpitate

27 25

Palsy

27 27½

Paltry

27 30

Pamphlet

27 32½

Pancake

27 35

Pander

27 37½

Panther

27 40

Papal

27 42½

Paper

27 45

Papist

27 47½

Papistry

27 50

Parade

27 52½

Parading

27 55

Paradise

27 57½

Paradox

27 60

Paragon

27 62½

Parapet

27 65

Parasol

27 67½

Parboil

27 70

Parboiled

27 72½

Parchment

27 75

Pardon

27 77½

Pardoned

27 80

Pardoning

27 82½

Parent

27 85

Parentage

27 90

Parental

27 87½

Parish

27 92½

Parliament

27 95

Parlor

27 97½

Parody

28 00

Parquet

28 02½

Parsnip

28 05

Partake

28 07½

Partaking

28 10

Partial

28 12½

Partially

28 15

Particle

28 17½

Partisan

28 20

Partner

28 22½

Partridge

28 25

Passage

28 27½

Passing

28 30

Passed

28 32½

Passenger

28 35

Passion

28 37½

Passively

28 40

Passport

28 42½

Password

28 45

Pasteboard

28 47½

Pastime

28 50

Pastry

28 52½

Pasture

28 55

Pasturage

28 57½

Pasturing

28 60

Patent

28 62½

Paternal

28 65

Paternity

28 67½

Pathetic

28 70

Path

28 72½

Pathway

28 75

Pathos

28 77½

Patrol

28 80

Patrolled

28 82½

Patrolling

28 85

Patronage

28 87½

Pattern

28 90

Pauper

28 92½

Pause

28 95

Pausing

28 97½

Pavement

29 00

Pavilion

29 02½

Pawn

29 05

Pawned

29 07½

Pawning

29 10

Payment

29 12½

Peaceful

29 15

Peacock

29 17½

Pearl

29 20

Peasant

29 22½

Pebble

29 25

Pedagogue

29 27½

Peddler

29 30

Peddling

29 32½

Pedestal

29 35

Pedestrian

29 37½

Pedigree

29 40

Pediment

29 42½

Peerless

29 45

Pelican

29 47½

Pelf

29 50

Peltry

29 52½

Penal

29 55

Penalty

29 57½

Penance

29 60

Pencil

29 62½

Pendant

29 65

Pending

29 67½

Pendulum

29 70

Penetrate

29 72½

Penguin

29 75

Penitence

29 77½

Penitent

29 80

Penman

29 82½

Penniless

29 85

Penny

29 87½

Pension

29 90

Pensioner

29 92½

Pentagon

29 95

Penticost

29 97½

Pepper

30 00

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Perdition

1st.

Perfect

2d.

Perfection

3d.

Perfidy

4th.

Perform

5th.

Perfume

6th.

Perfumery

7th.

Permit

8th.

Perplex

9th.

Perplexed

10th.

Perplexing

11th.

Persecute

12th.

Persecuting

13th.

Personal

14th.

Pertinent

15th.

Pestilence

16th.

Petition

17th.

Petrify

18th.

Petrified

19th.

Petticoat

20th.

Petulant

21st.

Phantom

22d.

Phœnix

23d.

Phial

24th.

Photograph

25th.

Phrase

26th.

Pickaxe

27th.

Picketed

28th.

Picketing

29th.

Pickling

30th.

Picnic

31st.

STATE OF THE MARKET.

UPWARD.

Picture

Market opens steady and firm at yesterday's closing quotations.

Pigment

Market firm.

Pigmy

Market a shade firmer.

Pilaster

Market firmer, but not quotably higher.

Pilfer

Market firmer, with indications of an advance.

Pilgrim

Market firm, but unchanged.

Pilgrimage

Market firm, good shipping demand.

Pillow

Market firm, good shipping and speculative demand.

Pillowed

Market firm, owing to light receipts.

Pilot

Market firm, with upward tendency.

Piloting

Market firmer on better foreign advices.

Pimple

Market firm at full quotations.

Pippin

Market firm at the advance.

Pistol

Market very firm.

Pitcher

Market very firm, with strong upward tendency.

Pitfall

Market very firm, notwithstanding the heavy receipts.

Pitiful

Market firmer; prices a shade higher.

Pitifully

Market firmer in anticipation of light receipts.

Pitiless

Market in seller's favor.

Pitman

Market active.

Pity

Market very active.

Placard

Market active at the advance.

Plague

Market active, and still advancing.

Plainly

Market active, but holders sell freely.

Plaintiff

Market active and excited, and prices higher.

Plaintive

Market steadier, with firm feeling.

Plantain

Market steady.

Plantation

Market is improving.

Plaster

Market is strong.

Plate

Market is very strong.

Plating

Market is advancing rapidly.

Platform

Market has advanced.

Platinum

Market advancing owing to local speculation.

Platoon

Market excited, and so unsettled accurate quotations cannot be given.

Plausible

Market is very sensitive.

Play

The market has been largely oversold.

Playful

Market is cornered.

Playfully

Holders are very firm.

Playmate

Holders are firmer in their views and are not disposed to sell freely even at the advance.

Plaything

Holders are asking higher prices.

Plead

Holders are now asking ____

Pleader

Demand is chiefly to fill short contracts.

Pleasant

Demand is purely speculative.

Please

Buyers are giving a decided preference for future delivery.

Pleasing

Buyers at last quotations, but holders demand an advance.

Pleasure

More buyers than sellers.

Plebian

Short sellers are buying freely.

Pledge

Everything offered is being taken.

Pledging

More disposition to buy.

Plentiful

Everything on the market has been taken.

Plenty

Good enquiry and few sellers.

Pliable

Good enquiry.

Plow

Active demand for immediate delivery.

Pluck

Unfavorable weather is causing a firmer feeling.

Plucked

Receipts continue large, but do not exceed the demand and prices rule firm.

Plucking

Under influence of firm advices from New York, this market has stiffened.

Plumage

Eastern and foreign advices being decidedly more favorable, speculators bought freely.

Plumb

Strong efforts are being made to advance prices.

Plumber

The advance caused by reported heavy failure.

Plumply

The advance caused by reported damage to crops.

Plunder

The advance caused by local manipulation.

Plunge

Canadians buying largely causes the advance.

Plunging

Large purchases being made for future delivery.

Plural

Large purchases being made for shipment.

Poach

General tendency upward, owing to confidence in prices.

Polar

The stock is mostly in second hands, and is firmly held.

Polish

Packers buying freely.

Polished

The greater part of the stock being in few hands, the short sellers find it very difficult to cover.

Polishing

Demand is chiefly on Eastern orders.

Polite

The recent decline has caused an active demand for shipment.

Politely

Good shipping demand.

Politeness

Good demand.

Political

Speculation is encouraged by the easy money market.

Polka

At one time sales were made as high as ____

Pollute

Strong feeling; indications of better market to-morrow.

Polluting

Closes steady and firm at quotations.

Pollution

Closes very firm with buyers at quotations.

Pomade

Opened dull, but closed with a better demand.

Pomp

Closed much firmer.

Pontiff

Held firmly at the close at ____

Pontoon

.  .  .  .  .  .

Poodle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Popular

.  .  .  .  .  .

Populate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Portable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Portico

.  .  .  .  .  .

Portion

.  .  .  .  .  .

Portrait

.  .  .  .  .  .

Position

.  .  .  .  .  .

Possess

.  .  .  .  .  .

Possible

.  .  .  .  .  .

Postal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Postman

.  .  .  .  .  .

Postpone

.  .  .  .  .  .

Potash

.  .  .  .  .  .

Potato

.  .  .  .  .  .

STATE OF THE MARKET.

INACTIVE.

Poultry

Market inactive.

Poverty

Market quiet, prices nominal.

Powder

Market very quiet, scarcely anything doing.

Powdered

Market unchanged.

Practice

Demand checked, but prices nominally unchanged.

Practical

Foreign advices have checked business.

Praise

Little inquiry, but prices steady.

Prancing

Shippers holding off.

Prattle

Shippers holding off, there being no margin for shipment.

Pray

Market dull, but holders unwilling to make concessions.

Preach

Holders not pressing their stock on the market.

Preacher

Quotations nominal, no disposition to operate.

Preaching

Demand of an entirely retail character.

Predestine

Nothing doing.

Predict

Market inactive, buyers and sellers apart.

Predicted

Packers disposed to let their stocks accumulate rather than sell at a decline.

Preface

Market very tame.

Prefer

Very quiet at unchanged prices.

Prefix

No life in the market.

Prefixed

Closes very quiet.

Prefixing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prelude

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prepare

.  .  .  .  .  .

Present

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presented

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presenting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Preside

.  .  .  .  .  .

President

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presiding

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presume

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presuming

.  .  .  .  .  .

Presumption

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pretend

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pretended

.  .  .  .  .  .

MARKET ADDITIONS.

Prank

Leaders buying looks like higher prices.

Prankish

Local support being given should do better.

Prattling

New York buying freely in this market.

Prayer

St. Louis buying freely in this market.

Praying

Northwest buying freely in this market.

Preamble

Foreigners buying freely in this market.

Precaution

Chicago buying freely in this market.

Precede

Country buying freely in this market.

Precedence

Shippers buying freely in this market.

Preceding

Elevator men buying freely in this market.

Precentor

Firmer on large shipments from here.

Precept

Firmer on large clearances seaboard.

Preceptor

Cash demand a bullish feature.

Precious

Light receipts making shorts nervous.

Preciously

Frost reports scaring in shorts.

Precise

Dry weather causing firmer feeling.

Precisely

Dry weather and hot winds causes advance.

Precision

Market oversold locally, look for reaction.

Preclude

Continued cold weather advancing market.

Precluding

Continued, wet weather advancing market.

Preclusion

Crowd so bullish bear news has little effect.

Predatory

Bulls talk higher prices but too timid to follow up their conviction.

Predicant

Bears talk lower prices but lack the nerve to follow their conviction.

Predicate

Bulls seem to have lost courage.

Prejudice

Character of buying too much by scalpers chancing an eighth.

Prelacy

Character of selling too much by scalpers chancing an eighth.

Prelate

Good investment buying; ought to do better.

Premature

Looks as if market bulled to sell on.

Premises

Higher cables would advance market quickly.

Preparable

Crowd bearish and short, any bull news will start buying.

Prepayment

Market of a negative character, without guiding indications.

Prepay

Cables conflicting look as if manipulated from this side.

Prepaying

Leaders selling looks like lower prices.

Preponder

New York selling freely in this market.

Prepossess

St. Louis selling freely in this market.

Prepotent

Northwest selling freely in this market.

Presbyter

Foreigners selling freely in this market.

Prescribe

Chicago selling freely in this market.

Presence

Country selling freely in this market.

Presently

Elevator men selling freely in this market.

Press

Receivers selling freely in this market.

Pressing

Crowd so bearish bull news has little effect.

Presto

Bears seem to have lost courage.

Pressed

Will require fresh buying to sustain prices.

Pressman

Holders realizing freely market lacks support.

Prestige

Lower cables would cause decline.

Pretension

Crowd bullish and long, any bear news will start selling.

Prettily

Lower cables a damper on the market.

Prevalent

Estimated cars wheat for to-morrow.

Prevention

Estimated cars corn for to-morrow.

Priest

Estimated cars oats for to-morrow.

Priestess

Estimated live hogs for to-morrow.

Priestly

Visible supply wheat increases.

Priesthood

Visible supply com increases.

Prigged

Visible supply oats increases.

Prigging

Visible supply wheal decreases.

Priggish

Visible supply corn decreases.

Primacy

Visible supply oats decreases.

Primal

To-day's clearances seaboard wheat ____

Priming

To-day's clearances seaboard corn ____

Primeval

To-day's clearances seaboard oats ____

Primative

____ boat loads taken at seaboard for export.

Primness

____ taken here for export.

Primrose

____ taken here for shipment.

Princely

____ cash wheat worked here.

STATE OF THE MARKET.

DOWNWARD.

Pretending

Market dull.

Pretense

Market dull, but not quotably lower.

Pretext

Market dull and irregular.

Prevail

Market dull and declining.

Prevailed

Market dull; holders anxious to realize.

Prevailing

Market is a shade lower.

Pride

Market weak; transactions small.

Princess

Market tending downward.

Principle

Market is declining.

Privation

Market is declining rapidly.

Probable

Market is dull at the decline.

Probate

Market generally is easier.

Probation

Market is heavy and a good deal unsettled.

Probe

Market heavy.

Probing

Market very heavy.

Problem

Market very dull.

Proclaim

Market rather worse.

Proclaimed

Market completely unsettled.

Proclaiming

Market depressed and so unsettled accurate quotations can't be given.

Prodigal

Market in a panic.

Prodigy

Market has declined.

Produce

Market moderately active at the decline.

Producing

Market active at the decline.

Profane

Market is very fluctuating.

Profanely

Market in buyer's favor.

Profess

Demand moderate.

Professed

Demand very moderate.

Profession

Demand for shipment very moderate.

Profile

Demand for local trade moderate.

Profound

Scarcely any demand for local trade.

Profoundly

Supply exceeds the demand and prices have declined.

Progress

Holders pressing their stock on the market.

Prohibit

More disposition to sell.

Prohibited

New York advices have had a depressing effect on the market.

Prohibiting

Foreign advices have had a depressing effect on the market.

Project

Decline in Eastern markets has reduced prices here.

Projectile

Very few purchases being made on Eastern orders.

Prolific

Advance in freights has caused decline here.

Prologue

The decline caused by reported heavy failure.

Prolong

Large buyers have withdrawn from th market.

Promenade

Buyers holding off for lower prices.

Prominent

Packers buying very moderately.

Promise

Packers not buying.

Promising

Packers holding off for lower prices.

Promote

Very few shippers in the market.

Promoting

There are no shippers in the market.

Promotion

Speculators less anxious to buy for future delivery.

Prompt

Prospects of large receipts depress the market.

Promptly

Closeness in the money market has a depressing effect on the market.

Prompting

Heavy stock depresses the market.

Pronoun

Heavy receipts depress the market.

Pronounce

Fine weather depresses the market.

Proof

More disposition to sell but not to force sales.

Propel

Buyers waiting for the bottom.

Propelled

Large sales at lower prices.

Propelling

Receivers free sellers for future delivery.

Properly

No improvement in condition of market to-day.

Prophet

Strong efforts being made to reduce prices.

Proportion

To force sales would have to accept lower prices.

Proposal

Difficult to sell much at quotations.

Propose

Bears have the advantage and are hammering the market.

Proposing

Sellers at last quotations but buyers demand a reduction.

Prospect

A combination is formed to break the market.

Prosecute

Everybody disposed to sell.

Prosper

At one time sales were made as low as ____

Prostrate

Free sellers, indications of a lower market to-morrow.

Prostrating

Closes weak.

Protege

Closes very weak.

Protract

Closes very weak with sellers at quotations.

Protracted

Opened firm but closed weak.

Protracting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Proverb

.  .  .  .  .  .

Provide

.  .  .  .  .  .

Providence

.  .  .  .  .  .

Providing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Provoke

.  .  .  .  .  .

Provoking

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prowl

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prowler

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prowling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Prudence

Market opens this morning.

Prudent

Market opens on 'Change.

Prudently

Market opens this afternoon.

Prudish

Market opens.

Puberty

Market closes this noon.

Public

Market closes this afternoon board.

Publican

Market closes, final close.

Publicly

Market closed on the call.

Publish

Market closed on the evening board.

Published

Market closed last night.

FOREIGN ADVICES.

Publishing

Beerbohm quotes Liverpool, Wheat.

Pudding

Beerbohm quotes Liverpool, Corn.

Puffing

Beerbohm quotes Liverpool.

Pugilist

Beerbohm quotes London, Wheat.

Pulley

Beerbohm quotes London, Corn.

Pulpit

Beerbohm quotes Mark Lane, Wheat.

Pulse

Beerbohm quotes Mark Lane, Corn.

Pumpkin

Beerbohm quotes cargoes off coast, Wheat.

Punctual

Beerbohm quotes cargoes off coast, Corn.

Pungent

Beerbohm quotes cargoes on passage, Wheat.

Punish

Beerbohm quotes cargoes on passage, Corn.

Punished

Beerbohm quotes floating cargoes, Wheat.

Punishing

Beerbohm quotes floating cargoes, Corn.

Punishment

Beerbohm quotes California Wheat.

Punster

Beerbohm quotes Flour.

Pupil

Beerbohm quotes English country markets.

Purely

Beerbohm quotes French markets.

Purgative

Beerbohm quotes weather in England.

Purgatory

Beerbohm quotes.

Purge

Private cables quote Wheat.

Purging

Private cables quote Corn.

Purify

Private cables quote weather in England.

Purloin

Private cables quote.

Purloined

Public (or ticker) quotes Wheat.

Purple

Public (or ticker) quotes Corn.

Purport

Public (or ticker) quotes Flour.

Purpose

Public (or ticker) quotes California Wheat.

Purposely

Public (or ticker) quotes weather in England.

Pursue

Public (or ticker) quotes.

Pursuit

Private cables are conflicting.

Pustule

Penny higher.

Puzzle

One to two pence higher.

Quadrant

Two pence higher.

Quadrille

Two to three pence higher.

Quadruped

Three pence higher.

Quaff

Three to four pence higher.

Quaffing

Three to six pence higher.

Quail

Four to six pence higher.

Quaint

Six pence higher.

Quaintly

Six to nine pence higher.

Quake

Six pence to shilling higher.

Quaking

Nine pence higher.

Qualify

Nine pence to shilling higher.

Quarrel

Shilling higher.

Quarrelled

Shilling to shilling six pence higher.

Quarry

Penny lower.

Quarter

One to two pence lower.

Quartered

Two pence lower.

Quartette

Two to three pence lower.

Quartz

Three pence lower.

Queen

Three to four pence lower.

Queenly

Three to six pence lower.

Quell

Four to six pence lower.

Quelled

Six pence lower.

Quelling

Six to nine pence lower.

Quench

Six pence to shilling lower.

Quenched

Nine pence lower.

Quenching

Nine pence to shilling lower.

Question

Shilling lower.

Questioned

Shilling to shilling sixpence lower.

Quietly

Holiday, no market.

Quince

.  .  .  .  .  .

Quinine

.  .  .  .  .  .

Quintal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Quiver

.  .  .  .  .  .

Quivered

.  .  .  .  .  .

RECEIPTS.

Rabbit

Receipts are large.

Rabble

Receipts are very large.

Radiance

Receipts are increasing.

Radiant

Receipts are light.

Radiate

Receipts are very light.

Radical

Receipts are diminishing.

Radish

Receipts are light, owing to bad condition of the roads in the country.

Radius

Receipts are light, owing to detention of trains.

Ragged

No receipts.

Raging

Receipts of Flour to-day ____ bbls.

Rainbow

Receipts of Flour for last six days ____ bbls.

Rakish

Receipts of Wheat to-day ____ bush.

Ramble

Receipts of Wheat for last six days ____ bush.

Rambling

Receipts of Corn to-day ____ bush.

Rampart

Receipts of Corn for last six days ____ bush.

Ranch

Receipts of Oats to-day ____ bush.

Random

Receipts of Oats for last six days ____ bush.

Range

Receipts of Rye to-day ____ bush.

Ransack

Receipts of Rye for last six days ____ bush.

Ransacked

Receipts of Barley to-day ____ bush.

Ransomed

Receipts of Barley for last six days ____ bush.

Rape

Receipts of Wheat to-day by canal ____ bush.

Rapid

Receipts of Corn to-day by canal ____ bush.

Rapidly

Receipts of Oats to-day by canal ____ bush.

Rapture

Receipts of Live Hogs to-day ____

Rarely

Receipts of Live Hogs for last six days ____

Rascal

Receipts of Dressed Hogs to-day ____

Rascally

Receipts of Dressed Hogs for last six days ____

Rashly

Receipts of Mess Pork to-day ____ bbls.

Ratify

Receipts of Mess Pork for last six days ____ bbls.

Ratio

Receipts of Lard to-day ____ tierces.

Rattan

Receipts of Lard for last six days ____ tierces.

Ravine

Receipts of ____ to-day ____

Ravish

Receipts of ____ for last six days ____

Ravished

Cars of Wheat posted for to-morrow.

Ravishing

Cars of Corn posted for to-morrow.

Read

Cars of Oats posted for to-morrow.

Reader

Cars of Rye posted for to-morrow.

Reading

Cars of Barley posted for to-morrow.

Readable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Readily

.  .  .  .  .  .

Realm

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Rebel

.  .  .  .  .  .

Rebellion

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Rebound

.  .  .  .  .  .

Rebounded

.  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPMENTS.

Rebuff

Shipments are light.

Rebuke

Shipments are very light.

Rebuking

Shipments are diminishing.

Rebus

Shipments are large.

Recall

Shipments are very large.

Recalled

Shipments are increasing.

Recalling

No shipments.

Reckless

Shipments of Flour to-day ____ bbls.

Recommend

Shipments of Flour for last six days ____ bbls.

Redeem

Shipments of Wheat to-day ____ bush.

Redeemed

Shipments of Wheat for last six days ____ bu.

Redeeming

Shipments of Corn to-day ____ bush.

Redemption

Shipments of Corn for last six days ____ bu.

Reduction

Shipments of Oats to-day ____ bush.

Refine

Shipments of Oats for last six days ____ bush.

Refining

Shipments of Rye to-day ____ bush.

Refinement

Shipments of Rye for last six days ____ bush.

Refit

Shipments of Barley to-day ____ bush.

Refrain

Shipments of Barley for last six days days ____ bush.

Refresh

Shipments of Live Hogs to-day ____

Refreshed

Shipments of Live Hogs for last six days ____

Refreshing

Shipments of Dressed Hogs to-day ____

Refuge

Shipments of Dressed Hogs for last six days ____

Refund

Shipments of Mess Pork to-day ____ bbls.

Refunded

Shipments of Mess Pork for last six days ____ bbls.

Refunding

Shipments of Lard to-day ____ tierces.

Regal

Shipments of Lard for last six days days ____ tierces.

Regalia

Shipments of ____ to-day ____

Regard

Shipments of ____ for last six days ____

Regarded

Charters to-day Wheat ____ bush.

Regiment

Charters to-day Corn ____ bush.

Region

Charters to-day Oats ____ bush.

Register

No charters to-day.

Regret

.  .  .  .  .  .

Regretted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Regulate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Rehearse

.  .  .  .  .  .

Rehearsal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Rehearsing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Relate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Relating

.  .  .  .  .  .

STOCK.

Relation

Stock in store Flour ____ bbls.

Relax

Stock in store Wheat ____ bush.

Relaxed

Stock in store Corn ____ bush.

Relaxing

Stock in store Oats ____ bush.

Relent

Stock in store Rye ____ bush.

Relented

Stock in store Barley ____ bush.

Relenting

Stock in store Mess Pork ____ bbls.

Reliable

Stock in store Lard ____ tierces.

Reliance

Stock in store ____

Relic

Stock is estimated at ____

Religion

Stock of all grades about ____

Relish

Stock is large.

Relished

Stock is very large.

Relishing

Stock is accumulating rapidly.

Reluctant

Stock is diminishing rapidly.

Rely

Stock is small.

Remains

Stock is entirely exhausted.

Remark

Corresponding time last year.

Remarked

Corresponding week last year.

Remarking

Up to corresponding time last year.

Remarkable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remedy

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remember

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remnant

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remodel

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remodeled

.  .  .  .  .  .

Remorse

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT BUYING.

CUSTOMER.

Remote

Buy immediately.

Remotely

Buy as soon as possible.

Remove

Buy at opening of the market.

Renegade

Buy at about ____

Renew

Buy at not exceeding ____

Renewed

Buy in store.

Renovate

Buy afloat.

Renown

Buy aboard cars.

Renowned

Buy buyer's option.

Rental

Buy seller's option.

Renting

Buy and ship.

Repair

Buy and ship immediately.

Repaired

Buy and ship as soon as possible.

Repairing

Buy and ship by first opportunity.

Repentance

Buy and ship for account of ____

Repented

Buy and ship if you can lay down here at ____

Repenting

Buy and ship if you can lay down in in ____ at ____

Replenish

Buy immediately and ship when you can engage freight at ____

Replenished

Buy and hold for further orders.

Reporter

Buy at not over quotations in letter.

Reporting

Buy at prices you name.

Represent

Buy at prices you name or a shade higher.

Reprint

Buy when prices have declined to ____

Reprinted

Buy to arrive.

Reprinting

Buy a small cargo.

Reproach

Buy a medium sized cargo.

Reproached

Buy a large cargo.

Reproaching

Buy when cheap lots offer.

Reptile

Buy in my short.

Republic

Buy if no material change.

Republish

Buy if you can hold on margin.

Repudiate

Buy for immediate delivery.

Repugnant

Buy if you can draw part on time.

Repulse

Buy if you can draw half on time.

Repulsing

Buy if you can draw at ____ days.

Repulsive

Buy if quality is choice.

Repute

Buy on the best terms.

Require

Buy to-day at the best prices you can.

Requisite

Buy if foreign advices higher.

Rescue

Buy according to your judgment.

Resemble

Buy all you can contract for the season.

Resembling

Buy part if you cannot get all.

Resentful

Buy in when you can without loss including all charges.

Reside

Buy in when profit can be had over all charges.

Residence

Buy if you can ship.

Residing

Buy if you can ship immediately.

Resolute

Buy if you can ship in bulk by railroad.

Resolutely

Buy at country points, freights being equal to Chicago rates.

Resolution

Buy car lots daily without exciting prices.

Resist

Buy fresh receipts if you can so as to save extra storage.

Resistance

Buy if strictly prime.

Resisted

Buy in favorite houses.

Resisting

Buy for account of of ____

Resolve

Buy for my account.

Resolving

Buy at ____, freights to be equal to Chicago rates.

Resound

Buy delivery any point same freight as from Chicago to ____

Resounded

Keep on buying.

Resounding

Keep on buying; how much have you bought?

Respected

Get refusal of ____ at lowest price until we can answer by telegraph.

Respectful

If you cannot buy at our limits, telegraph the best you can do.

Respond

If you cannot get all to-day complete order to-morrow.

Responded

Buy ____ order in force until countermanded.

Responding

Buy ____ order in force to-day only.

Response

Can you buy?

Restless

Can you buy buyer's option?

Restrain

Can you buy in store?

Restrained

Can you buy afloat?

Restraining

Can you buy freely?

Restrict

Can you buy to arrive?

Restricted

Can you buy for immediate delivery?

Restricting

Can you buy for future delivery?

Restriction

Can you buy and lay down here at ____?

Result

Can you buy for future lower than for present delivery?

Resulted

Can you buy and hold on margin?

Resulting

Can you buy aboard cars?

Retire

At what price can you buy?

Retiring

At what price can you buy for present delivery?

Retreat

At what price can you buy for future delivery?

Retreated

If not bought await further orders.

Retrench

If not bought, telegraph the best price you can buy at.

Retrenched

Is there any prospect of buying?

Return

Have you bought?

Returned

How much have you bought?

Reveal

Quote expense of holding ____ in your city ____ days including all charges.

Revealed

Quote cost free on board.

Revealing

Quote cost free on board not including commission.

Revelation

Quote price ____ laid down in ____

Revelry

Stop buying; how much have you bought?

Revenge

Stop buying until you receive our letter dated ____

Revenging

Stop buying unless prices lower.

Revengeful

Stop buying until further orders.

Revenue

Order to buy is hereby countermanded.

Revile

Do not buy on order contained in our letter dated ____

Reviling

Don't buy at over ____

Revisal

Do not buy to arrive.

Revoke

.  .  .  .  .  .

Revoking

.  .  .  .  .  .

Revolt

.  .  .  .  .  .

Revolted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Revolting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Revolution

.  .  .  .  .  .

Ribbon

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT BUYING.

BROKER.

Riddance

Have bought.

Ridge

Have bought in store.

Ridicule

Have bought afloat.

Rifle

Have bought to arrive.

Rifling

Have bought at your limits.

Rigger

Have bought for immediate delivery.

Rigging

Have bought for your account.

Righteous

Have bought for account of ____

Rigid

Have bought and are shipping.

Rigidly

Have bought subject to inspection.

Rigidness

Have bought at ____ freight to be equal to Chicago rates.

Rigor

Have bought aboard cars.

Ringlet

We are buying slowly.

Rinse

Had bought before your despatch reached us.

Ripen

Had bought before your letter reached us.

Ripened

Can buy.

Ripple

Can buy at ____

Rippling

Can buy buyer's option.

Risky

Can buy in store.

Risking

Can buy afloat.

Ritual

Can buy to arrive.

Rivalry

Can buy freely.

Rivulet

Can buy for immediate delivery.

Robe

Can buy aboard cars.

Robber

Can buy at prices you name.

Robin

Can buy for future lower than for present delivery.

Robust

Can buy and hold here on margin.

Robustly

Can buy free on board including all charges.

Rogue

Have refusal for ____ hours.

Roguish

With order in hand think could buy at ____

Roman

Can buy and hold with ____ dollars margin.

Romance

Can buy for future delivery with ____ dollars margin.

Romantic

Can get no refusal, but think direct offer of ____ would buy.

Romp

Can buy ____ to cost not exceeding ____ laid down in ____

Romping

We are offered but cannot get refusal.

Roomy

We are offered subject to your immediate reply by telegraph.

Rooster

We expect to buy at your limits.

Rosebud

We expect to be able to fill your order soon.

Rosette

Think we can buy.

Rotate

Think we can buy at about ____

Rough

Might possibly buy at ____

Roughly

We are trying to buy.

Roughness

Difficult to buy much without advancing prices.

Roulette

Cannot buy.

Routine

Cannot buy aboard cars.

Rover

Cannot buy buyer's option.

Royal

Cannot buy in store.

Rubbish

Cannot buy afloat.

Ruby

Cannot buy to arrive.

Rudder

Cannot buy freely.

Rudely

Cannot buy for immediate delivery.

Rudeness

Cannot buy for future delivery.

Rudiment

Cannot buy at prices you name.

Ruff

Cannot buy for future lower than for present delivery.

Ruffian

Cannot buy and bold here on margin.

Ruler

Cannot buy at your limits.

Rural

Cannot buy under ____

Russet

Cannot buy now, but consider order open.

Rustic

Cannot buy except for cash.

Rusticate

None offering in the market.

Ruthless

Little trading in buyer's option; difficult to buy.

Sabbath

Have not bought.

Sachem

Shall we buy?

Sacrament

How much shall we buy?

Sacred

Shall we buy more?

Sacredly

Name the highest price you will pay, and if we can do better will give you the benefit.

Saddle

Is your order to buy still in force?

Saddling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sadly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sadness

.  .  .  .  .  .

Safeguard

.  .  .  .  .  .

Saffron

.  .  .  .  .  .

Saintly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Salad

.  .  .  .  .  .

Salesman

.  .  .  .  .  .

Saline

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT SELLING.

CUSTOMER.

Salivate

Sell immediately.

Salivated

Sell as soon as possible.

Salmon

Sell on opening of the market.

Saloon

Sell at about ____

Salutary

Sell at not under ____

Salutation

Sell in store.

Salute

Sell afloat.

Saluting

Sell aboard cars.

Salvage

Sell buyer's option.

Salvation

Sell seller's option.

Salver

Sell at not under quotations in letter.

Sample

Sell at prices you name.

Sampling

Sell at prices you name or a shade lower.

Sanative

Sell if foreign advices lower.

Sanction

Sell to arrive.

Sanctity

Sell out my long.

Sandal

Sell if no material change.

Sandwich

Sell if you cannot ship immediately.

Sandy

Sell if you can without loss; otherwise, ship.

Sanguine

Sell at a clear profit of ____

Sanitary

Sell when a profit can be had over all charges.

Sapling

Sell when prices have advanced to ____

Sarcasm

Sell subject to inspection.

Sarcastic

Sell at cost or a small loss.

Sardonic

Sell on the best terms.

Satan

Sell for immediate delivery.

Satanic

Sell at best offer.

Satelite

Sell to-day at the best price you can get.

Satire

Sell according to your judgment.

Satisfied

Sell out when you can without loss including all charges.

Satisfy

Sell on present excitement at best prices you can get.

Saturn

Sell part if you cannot sell all.

Sauce

Sell for account of ____

Sausage

Sell for my account.

Savage

Sell at ____ freights to fee equal to Chicago rates.

Savagely

Keep on selling.

Savant

Keep on selling; how much have you sold?

Saxon

If you cannot sell all to-day, sell the balance to-morrow.

Scabbard

Sell ____ order in force to-day only.

Scaffold

Sell ____ order in force until countermanded.

Scald

Can you sell?

Scalded

Can you sell afloat?

Scalding

Can you sell to arrive?

Scamper

Can you sell freely?

Scantling

Can you sell for future delivery?

Scarf

Can you sell for immediate delivery?

Scarlet

Can you sell for future higher than for present delivery?

Scepter

Can you sell at a profit?

Scholar

Can you sell without loss?

Scholarly

Can you sell aboard cars?

School

Can you sell at ____ freights being equal to Chicago rates?

Schooling

At what price can you sell?

Scorn

At what price can you sell for present delivery?

Scornful

At what price can you sell for future delivery?

Scornfully

At what price can you sell to arrive?

Scotch

At what price can you sell afloat?

Scoundrel

If not sold await further orders.

Scourge

If you cannot sell at limits, telegraph best you can do.

Scowl

If not sold, telegraph best price you can get.

Scowling

Is there any prospect of selling?

Scramble

Have you sold?

Scrape

How much have you sold?

Scraping

Stop selling; how much have you sold?

Scrub

Stop selling until you receive our letter dated ____

Scrubbed

Stop selling until further orders.

Scrubbing

Our order to sell is hereby countermanded.

Scruple

Do not sell on order contained in our letter dated ____

Scrupulous

Don't sell at under ____

Sculptor

Don't sell to arrive.

Sculpture

.  .  .  .  .  .

Scuttle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Scuttling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Seaman

.  .  .  .  .  .

Seamless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Seamstress

.  .  .  .  .  .

Search

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT SELLING.

BROKER.

Season

Have sold.

Seasoned

Have sold in store.

Seasoning

Have sold afloat.

Seclude

Have sold at your limits.

Secluding

Have sold to arrive.

Seclusion

Have sold for your account.

Section

Have sold for account of ____

Secure

Have sold for immediate delivery.

Securely

Have sold seller's option.

Sedate

Have sold buyer's option.

Sedately

Have sold subject to inspection.

Sedative

Have sold at ____ freight to be equal to Chicago rates.

Seedling

Have sold aboard cars.

Seemly

We are selling slowly.

Segment

Had sold before your despatch reached us.

Seldom

Had sold before your letter reached us.

Select

Can sell.

Selected

Can sell afloat.

Selecting

Can sell to arrive.

Selfish

Can sell freely.

Selfishly

Can sell for future delivery.

Seminal

Can sell for immediate delivery.

Seminary

Can sell at ____

Semitone

Can sell in store.

Senate

Can sell for future higher than for present delivery.

Senator

Can sell at ____ freights being equal to Chicago rates.

Sensation

Can sell for future delivery with ____ dollars margin.

Senseless

We are offered ____, subject to your immediate reply by telegraph.

Sensible

Cannot sell.

Sensual

Cannot sell afloat.

Sensually

Cannot sell to arrive.

Sentence

Cannot sell freely.

Sentiment

Cannot sell for future delivery.

Sentinel

Cannot sell at prices you name.

Sentry

Cannot sell for future higher than for present delivery.

Separate

Cannot sell at your limits.

Separation

Cannot sell at over ____

Sequel

Cannot sell now, but consider order open.

Sequence

Cannot sell for cash.

Serenade

Cannot sell except at a loss.

Sermon

The best offer is ____

Serpent

Difficult to sell much except at a decline.

Serpentine

Have not sold.

Session

Shall we sell?

Settler

Shall we sell more?

Severe

Expect to sell at your limits soon.

Severely

Will probably be able to sell.

Sextant

We are trying to sell.

Sexton

Think we can sell.

Sexual

Think we can sell at about ____

Shabby

Might possibly sell at ____

Shabbily

Name lowest price you will sell at, and if we can get more will give you the benefit thereof.

Shackle

How much shall we sell?

Shackling

Is your order to sell still in force?

Shadow

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shadowed

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shagged

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shaggy

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shaker

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shallow

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shame

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shameful

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shameless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shampoo

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shanty

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shape

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shapeless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Shapely

.  .  .  .  .  .

MISCELLANEOUS.

Sharp

We advance limits ____

Sharpen

We reduce limits ____

Sharpened

Consider order open until countermanded.

Shaving

Consider order open until to-morrow.

Shawl

Consider order open ____ days.

Sheaf

Consider order open this week.

Shears

All previous orders are hereby countermanded.

Sheath

This order is on the way by mail; do not execute it twice.

Shelf

Prefer not to execute discretionary orders.

Shell

Please give positive instructions.

Shelter

Have executed your order.

Sheltered

Have you executed our order?

Shepherd

Is your order still open?

Shield

Will advise by mail for whose account this order is sent.

Shielded

Whatever you do will be satisfactory.

Shielding

Do not act on order contained in letter dated ____

Shiftless

We confirm what has been done.

Shine

Do the best you can.

Shining

Every advance of ____

Shingle

Every decline of ____

Shingling

If market rallies to ____

Shocked

If market breaks to ____

Shocking

If you do not hear from us to the contrary.

Shorten

Please send account purchase and sales and account current.

Shortly

Think more orders can be obtained provided those you have are executed satisfactorily.

Shoulder

At what difference can you change our ____ to ____

Shoveled

Can change your ____ to ____ at ____ cents difference.

Shower

It is satisfactory.

Showing

It is not satisfactory.

Shrimp

Is it satisfactory?

Shrink

Can get ____ cents difference for changing your ____ to ____

Shroud

Will follow instructions.

Shrug

Prefer not to act upon your judgment.

Shrugging

Have done as you requested.

Shudder

Cannot make the suggested arrangement.

Shuffle

Have not sufficient data to form an opinion.

Shuffling

In accordance with your instructions.

Shun

The best that could be done.

Shunned

Have we authority to ____

Shy

Offer is under consideration.

Shyly

We refer you to our letter of ____

Shyness

We refer you to our despatch of ____

Sickle

We consider all orders open until countermanded.

Sickly

Particulars by mail.

Sickness

Documents go forward by mail.

Sideboard

We send account purchase, account sales and account current this day.

Sigh

Subject to winter storage of four cents.

Sighing

Subject to your immediate reply by telegraph.

Sightless

Will leave here ____

Signal

No session of the Board to-morrow.

Signally

Subject to inspection.

Signified

Send full explanations.

Signify

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silence

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silent

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silently

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silk

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silken

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Silver

.  .  .  .  .  .

Simpleton

.  .  .  .  .  .

Simplify

.  .  .  .  .  .

Simply

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinew

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinful

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinfully

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinfulness

.  .  .  .  .  .

Singular

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinister

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sinless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Siphon

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sister

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sisterly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Situate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Situation

.  .  .  .  .  .

Skating

.  .  .  .  .  .

Skeleton

.  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS.

Skeptic

Ship immediately.

Sketch

Ship as soon as possible.

Sketched

Ship by ____

Sketching

Ship via ____

Skillful

Ship by sail.

Skinflint

Ship by steam.

Skirmish

Ship by steam and rail.

Skirmished

Ship by all rail.

Skittish

Ship by rail in bulk.

Skulk

Ship by steam if not much difference in rates.

Slander

Ship by sail in preference to steam.

Slandered

Ship by the quickest route.

Slang

Ship by the cheapest route.

Slaughter

Ship by the route you think best.

Slaver

Ship by vessel that does not lighter through the Welland Canal.

Slavish

Ship when you can engage freight at ____

Sledge

Ship if good prospect shipment getting through promptly.

Sleeper

Ship before any more extra storage accrues.

Sleeping

Ship before close of navigation.

Sleigh

Ship rather than store.

Sleighing

Ship as before.

Slide

Ship, getting time freight contract.

Sliding

Ship, getting time freight contract, if possible.

Slight

Ship, getting through freight contract.

Slightly

Ship, getting through freight contract, if possible.

Slipper

Complete cargo and ship at once.

Sliver

Hurry forward shipments.

Slobber

Have written you shipping instructions.

Slobbered

Will send shipping instructions by mail.

Slothful

If you have not shipped hold for further instructions.

Sluggard

Hold for lower freights.

Sluggish

Hold for shipment on opening of navigation.

Slumber

Stop shipping.

Slumbered

.  .  .  .  .  .

Slumbering

.  .  .  .  .  .

Slush

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smart

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smartly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smartness

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smile

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smiling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smoke

.  .  .  .  .  .

Smoking

.  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPPING AND FREIGHT ENQUIRIES.

Smolder

Can you ship immediately?

Smooth

Can you ship by ____?

Smoothly

Can you ship via ____?

Smother

Can you ship by rail in bulk?

Smuggle

Can you ship before freights advance?

Smuggling

Can you ship less than a full cargo?

Smutty

Can you get a time freight contract?

Snatch

Can you get a through freight contract?

Snatched

Can you ship before close of navigation?

Snatching

Have you shipped?

Snuffers

How much have you shipped?

Soak

When can you ship?

Soaked

What is the difference between steam and sail rates?

Soaking

At what rate can you engage freight to ____?

Sober

Quote lowest freights by sail to ____

Soberly

Quote lowest freights by steam to ____

Soda

Quote lowest freights steam and rail to ____

Soften

Quote lowest freights all rail to ____

Softened

Quote lowest freights via ____

Softly

Quote lowest freights by ____

Softness

Quote freight per 100 lbs. on Dressed Hogs to ____

Sojourn

Quote time freight per 100 lbs. on Dressed Hogs to ____

Sojourned

Quote lowest freight per 100 lbs. to ____

Solace

Quote freight on 4th class per 100 lbs. to ____

Solar

Quote freight per bushel on Wheat to ____

Soldier

Quote freight per bushel on Corn to ____

Soldierly

Quote freight per bushel on Oats to ____

Solemn

What is the rate of freight?

Solemnly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solid

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solidity

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solitary

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solitude

.  .  .  .  .  .

Soluble

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solution

.  .  .  .  .  .

Solvent

.  .  .  .  .  .

Songster

.  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPPING AND FREIGHT ADVICES.

Songstress

Have shipped.

Sonnet

Have shipped by ____

Soothe

Have shipped via ____

Soothing

Have shipped by sail.

Sorrow

Have shipped by steam.

Sound

Have shipped by steam and rail.

Sounder

Have shipped by all rail.

Sounding

Have shipped by rail in bulk.

Soundly

Have shipped as before.

Sourly

Have shipped, getting time freight contract.

Sourness

Have shipped, getting through freight contract.

South

Shipped yesterday.

Southern

Shipped to-day.

Spa

Shipping to-day.

Space

We are shipping.

Spangles

Will ship immediately.

Spaniel

Will ship as soon as possible.

Spanish

Will ship as directed.

Spanker

Expect to ship to-morrow.

Sparkle

Expect to ship in a few days.

Sparkling

Expect to ship this week.

Spartan

Have engaged freight.

Spasm

Have chartered to arrive.

Spasmodic

Have been delayed in shipping by unfavorable weather.

Spawn

Have been delayed in shipping by scarcity of cars.

Spawned

Will ship as soon as can engage freight.

Spawning

Will ship as soon as can procure cars.

Speak

Shall we ship exactly the quantity ordered, or as near it as we can?

Speaker

This is the nearest sized vessel we could get.

Speaking

Please give shipping instructions.

Special

Can ship immediately.

Specific

Can ship by ____

Specimen

Can ship via ____

Spectacle

Can ship by rail in bulk.

Spectator

Can ship before freights advance.

Speech

Can ship less than a full cargo.

Speechless

Can get a time freight contract.

Speedy

Can get a through freight contract.

Speedily

Can ship before close of navigation.

Spend

Can ship by steam same rate as by sail.

Spending

Can charter to arrive at ____

Sphinx

The difference between steam and sail rates is ____

Spider

Can engage freight.

Spigot

Cannot ship immediately.

Spike

Cannot ship at present, but will as soon as possible.

Spinage

Cannot ship by ____

Spinal

Cannot ship via ____

Spindle

Cannot ship by rail in bulk.

Spindling

Cannot ship before freights advance.

Spinster

Cannot ship less than a full cargo.

Spirit

Cannot ship before close of navigation.

Spiteful

Cannot ship by vessel that does not lighter through the Welland Canal.

Spitefully

Cannot ship as before.

Spittle

Cannot get a time freight contract.

Spittoon

Cannot get a through freight contract.

Splash

Time guaranteed.

Splashed

The prospect for shipments getting through promptly is favorable.

Splashing

The prospect for shipments getting through promptly is unfavorable.

Spleen

No suitable vessels now offering.

Splendid

Very few vessels now offering.

Splendor

No grain vessel in port unengaged.

Splint

Vessels are scarce and firmly held.

Splinter

Vessels are more plenty.

Splutter

Vessels are plenty.

Spoil

Quite a fleet expected with the next change of wind.

Spoken

The recent difficulty in regard to shipping no longer exists.

Sponge

Freights tending upward.

Sponging

Freights steady and firm.

Sportful

Freights unchanged.

Spotless

Freights tending downward.

Sprain

Freights dull.

Sprained

Prospect of freights advancing soon.

Sprawl

Expect an advance in freights next week.

Sprawling

Lake freights have advanced.

Spray

Rail freights have advanced.

Spread

Prospect of freights declining soon.

Spreading

Expect a decline in freights next week.

Sprightly

Lake freights have declined.

Sprinkle

Rail freights have declined.

Sprinkling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sprout

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sprouted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sprouting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Spruce

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sprucely

.  .  .  .  .  .

Spunky

.  .  .  .  .  .

Spurn

.  .  .  .  .  .

Spurned

.  .  .  .  .  .

Spurning

.  .  .  .  .  .

BIDS, ACCEPTANCES, BILLING, ETC.

Squalid

We bid you.

Squalidly

We bid you net track Chicago.

Squandered

We bid you net track Chicago local rate freight.

Squashing

We bid you net your track.

Squatter

We bid you net track ____

Squaw

We bid you Miss. River basis.

Squelch

We bid you ____ f. o. b. Miss. River basis.

Squelched

We quote present market track Chicago.

Squelching

Quote us present market track Chicago.

Squirmed

We accept your bid.

Squirming

We accept your bid of ____ net track Chicago.

Stabbed

We accept your bid of ____ net track Chicago, local rate freight.

Stagger

We accept your bid of ____ net our track.

Staggered

We accept your bid of ____ net track.

Staging

We accept your bid of ____ Miss. Rive basis.

Stagnantly

We accept your bid of ____ f. o. b. Miss. River basis.

Stagnation

We accept your offer and confirm purchase subject to immediate acceptance by wire.

Stakes

We can net you ____

Stalk

Purchases subject to market difference on day of arrival if other than grade purchased.

Stalked

Reply must reach us by 11 A. M. to-day.

Stalking

Reply must reach us by 12 M. to-day.

Stalkless

Reply must reach us by 1 P. M. to-day.

Stalwart

Reply must reach us by 2 P. M. to-day.

Stamina

Reply must reach us by 9 A. M. to-morrow.

Stammered

Reply must reach us by 9:30 A. M. to-morrow.

Stammering

Reply must reach us by 10 A. M. to-morrow.

Stamp

Reply must reach us by ____ to-day.

Stamped

Reply must reach us by ____ to-morrow.

Stamping

Reply must reach us by opening next business day.

Stampede

Open all day.

Stampeding

Open to-day and to-morrow.

Standish

Your acceptance too late; cannot confirm.

Starboard

No bid obtainable to arrive.

Statistics

Cannot sell without sample.

Statuette

Prompt acceptance can sell to arrive.

Statutes

Do utmost to get acceptance but if unworkable make lowest offer.

Staunch

Unable to execute limited order, market barely touched your price.

Stemmed

Does your last order cancel previous orders?

Stemming

Be as quick as possible.

Stepping

Delay could not be avoided.

Stigmatic

Do nothing in the matter until you get our letter.

Stigmatize

Telegram should have read.

Stiletto

Hold for full directions by mail.

Stillness

Send sample of ____ by first mail.

Stilts

Send a good sized sample.

Stimulant

Not much inquiry for ____

Stimulate

There is a great scarcity of ____

Stimulus

Please send necessary papers at once.

Stinted

Road says will furnish empty cars promptly.

Stinting

Road says cannot furnish empty cars promptly.

Stipulate

Ship to our order New York care South Chicago via E. J. & E. Ry. shipment Lake and Rail for export.

Stirring

Ship to our order New York, notify us Chicago to be inspected and weighed Chicago, shipment Rail and Lake for export.

Stirrup

Bill to our order New York via West Chicago E. J. & E. Ry. and South Chicago Lake and Rail for export care ____

Stitch

Bill to our order New York via South Chicago Lake and Rail for export care ____

Stitched

Bill to our order New York, notify us Chicago to be inspected and weighed at Chicago.

Stitching

Bill to our order New York via E. J. & E. Ry. South Chicago care ____

Stooping

Bill to our order New York via E. J. & E. Ry. South Chicago shipment Rail and Lake care ____

Stooped

Will you extend time on our shipment ____ days?

Stopper

We extend time on your shipment ____ days.

Storm

Shipment Lake and Rail.

Stormed

Shipment Lake and Rail for export.

Storming

Shipment Lake and Canal.

Stormless

Ship to our order Chicago.

Stoutness

Bill to our order Chicago.

Stowage

Bill to our order ____

Stowing

Ship to our order ____

Straddle

Shipment ____ days from your station.

Straddled

To load during winter in vessels.

Straddling

Canal rates including Buffalo charges.

Straight

Not to be held for inspection.

Straighten

Chicago weights and inspection.

Stratagem

New York weights and inspection.

Stratified

Buffalo weights and inspection.

Stratum

Illinois weights and inspection.

Streak

____ weights and inspection.

Streaked

Chicago certificate of weight and inspection to be final.

Streamlet

C. I. F. Kingston.

Striking

C. I. F. Buffalo.

Strip

C. I. F. Erie.

Stripped

C. I. F. Buffalo or Erie buyer's option.

Stripping

C. I. F. Fairport.

Strutted

Buyer paying tolls.

Strutting

Seller paying tolls.

Stubble

.  .  .  .  .  .

Stucco

.  .  .  .  .  .

Studding

.  .  .  .  .  .

Stuffy

.  .  .  .  .  .

Stultified

.  .  .  .  .  .

Stultify

.  .  .  .  .  .

Stumpage

.  .  .  .  .  .

Subaltern

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sublet

.  .  .  .  .  .

Subsoil

.  .  .  .  .  .

Substance

.  .  .  .  .  .

Substitute

.  .  .  .  .  .

Subterfuge

.  .  .  .  .  .

Subvert

.  .  .  .  .  .

Succeeded

.  .  .  .  .  .

Succor

.  .  .  .  .  .

Succulent

.  .  .  .  .  .

Succumb

.  .  .  .  .  .

Suffered

.  .  .  .  .  .

Suffering

.  .  .  .  .  .

Sufflate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Suffocated

.  .  .  .  .  .

Suggested

.  .  .  .  .  .

FREIGHTS BY SAIL.

P  ER BUSHEL.

P  ER BARREL.

P  ER 100 LBS.

D  ESTINATION.

Sputter

Squinting

Stand

Buffalo, N. Y.

Squabble

Squirm

Standard

Cape Vincent, N. Y.

Squabbling

Squirrel

Standing

Chicago, Ill.

Squadron

Stab

Stanza

Cleveland, O.

Squall

Stabbing

Staple

Collingwood, Ont.

Squalling

Stability

Starch

Detroit, Mich.

Squander

Stable

Starched

Erie, Pa.

Square

Staff

Starching

Goderich, Ont.

Squarely

Stage

Star

Kingston, Ont.

Squash

Stagnant

Starless

Montreal, P. Q.

Squashed

Stagnate

Starlight

Ogdensburg, N. Y.

Squeal

Stained

Startle

Oswego, N. Y.

Squealed

Stainless

Startling

Pt. Colborne, Ont.

Squealing

Stallion

Starve

Toronto, Ont.

Squint

Stammer

Starving

____

FREIGHTS BY STEAM.

P  ER BUSHEL.

P  ER BARREL.

P  ER 100 LBS.

D  ESTINATION.

Stately

Stifling

Strengthen

Buffalo, N. Y.

Statement

Stigma

Stretch

Cape Vincent, N. Y.

Statesman

Stipend

Stretched

Chicago, Ill.

Station

Stockade

Stretching

Cleveland, O.

Stationed

Stomach

Stricken

Collingwood, Ont.

Statue

Strand

Strict

Detroit, Mich.

Steadfast

Stranded

Strictly

Erie, Pa.

Stealing

Stranding

Stricture

Goderich, Ont.

Stealth

Strange

Strife

Kingston, Ont.

Steel

Strangle

Strike

Montreal, P. Q.

Stench

Strata

Stringent

Ogdensburg, N. Y.

Stencil

Strategy

Stripling

Oswego, N. Y.

Sternly

Stray

Stroll

Pt. Colborne, Ont.

Steward

Straying

Strolled

Toronto, Ont.

Stifle

Strength

Strolling

____

FREIGHTS BY STEAM AND RAIL.

P  ER BUSHEL.

P  ER BARREL.

P  ER 100 LBS.

D  ESTINATION.

Struck

Stumble

Stutter

Albany, N. Y.

Struggle

Stumbling

Style

Baltimore, Md.

Struggling

Stupefy

Stylish

Boston, Mass.

Stubborn

Stupid

Subdue

Boston Points.

Stubbornly

Stupidly

Subduing

New York.

Student

Stupor

Subject

Philadelphia.

Studio

Sturdily

Subjected

Portland, Me.

Studious

Sturgeon

Subjection

____

FREIGHTS ALL RAIL.

P  ER BUSHEL.

P  ER BARREL.

P  ER 100 LBS.

D  ESTINATION.

Sublime

Suffer

Superbly

Albany, N. Y.

Sublimely

Suffix

Supine

Augusta, Ga.

Submerge

Suffocate

Supinely

Baltimore, Md.

Submit

Suffrage

Supper

Boston, Mass.

Submitted

Sugar

Supplant

Boston Points.

Submitting

Suggest

Supplanted

Charleston, S. C.

Subside

Sulky

Supple

Chicago, Ill.

Subsiding

Sullenly

Supply

Cincinnati, O.

Subsist

Sulphate

Support

Detroit, Mich.

Subsisted

Sulphur

Supported

Indianapolis, Ind.

Subsisting

Sultan

Supporting

Louisville, Ky.

Subtle

Sultry

Suppress

Memphis, Tenn.

Subtract

Summit

Suppressed

Mobile, Ala.

Subtracted

Summons

Sustain

New Orleans, La.

Suburban

Sunlight

Sustained

New York.

Suburbs

Sunbeam

Sustaining

Philadelphia.

Success

Sunrise

Swaddle

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Suckling

Sunset

Swaddling

Portland, Me.

Suction

Sunshine

Swagger

St. Louis, Mo.

Sudden

Sunstroke

Swallow

San Francisco, Cal.

Suddenly

Superb

Swallowed

____

FOREIGN FREIGHTS.

Swamp

Freights per 100 lbs. to Antwerp via ____

Swamped

Freights per 100 lbs. to Belfast via ____

Sweeping

Freights per 100 lbs. to Bremen via ____

Sweeten

Freights per 100 lbs. to Bristol via ____

Sweetly

Freights per 100 lbs. to Bristol via ____

Swept

Freights per 100 lbs. to Hamburg via ____

Swiftly

Freights per 100 lbs. to Havre via ____

Swiftness

Freights per 100 lbs. to Liverpool via ____

Swim

Freights per 100 lbs. to London via ____

Swimming

Freights per 100 lbs. to ____ via ____

Swindle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Swindling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Swing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Swinging

.  .  .  .  .  .

Swiss

.  .  .  .  .  .

ROUTES AND CONVEYANCES.

RAILROADS.

Switch

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Switched

Canada Southern Railroad.

Switching

Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Railroad.

Swollen

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad.

Swooned

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.

Swoop

Chicago & Northwestern Railroad.

Sylph

Chicago, Danville & Vincennes Railroad.

Sylvan

Grand Trunk Railway

Symbol

Great Western Railroad.

Symbolic

Illinois Central Railroad.

Sympathy

Kansas Pacific Railroad.

Symptom

Michigan Central Railroad.

Synagogue

Michigan Southern & Lake Shore Railroad

Synod

Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad.

Syntax

New York Central Railroad.

System

New York & Erie Railroad.

Tableau

Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railroad.

Tablet

Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad.

Tactics

Pan Handle Railroad.

Tactile

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Tadpole

Union Pacific Railroad.

Taking

Vermont Central Railroad.

Supercede

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.

Suppose

Boston & Albany.

Supposing

Boston & Maine.

Supreme

Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern.

Supremely

Burlington Route.

Surety

Canadian Pacific.

Surf

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.

Surface

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha.

Surfeit

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville.

Surfeiting

Chicago & Great Western.

Surgeful

Chicago & West Michigan.

Surgeon

Chicago & Eastern Illinois.

Surgery

Chicago & Erie.

Surgical

Chicago & Grand Trunk.

Surloin

Chicago, Hamilton & Dayton.

Surmise

Chicago Terminal Transfer.

Surpass

Chicago, Hammond & Western.

Surpassed

Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern.

Surpassing

Chicago & Western Indiana.

Surplice

Cotton Belt Route.

Surplus

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific.

Surprisal

Cleveland, Belt & Terminal.

Surprised

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis.

Surprising

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western.

Surrender

Delaware & Hudson.

Surrendered

Denver & Rio Grande.

Surrounding

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic.

Survey

Elgin, Joliet & Eastern.

Surveyed

Fitchburg.

Surveying

Flint & Pere Marquette.

Surveyor

Grand Rapids & Indiana.

Survive

Great Northern.

Survival

Indiana, Illinois & Iowa.

Surviving

Iowa Central.

Suspect

Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf.

Suspecting

Kewaunee, Green Bay & Western.

Suspense

Lake Erie & Western.

Suspicion

Lehigh Valley.

Sustenance

Louisville & Nashville.

Swab

Maine Central.

Swabbed

Memphis Route.

Swabbing

Minneapolis & St. Louis.

Swarm

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie.

Sweep

Missouri, Kansas & Texas.

Sweetened

Missouri Pacific.

Swelter

Mobile & Ohio.

Sweltered

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis.

Sweltering

New York, Chicago & St. Louis.

Swipe

New York, New Haven & Hartford.

Swivel

New York, Ontario & Western.

Swoon

Ohio Central.

Swooning

Northern Pacific.

Swooped

Omaha & St. Louis.

Sword

Philadelphia & Reading.

Symbolism

Plant System.

Symbolize

Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg.

Symmetry

Southern Railway.

Symphony

Southern Pacific.

Syncopist

St. Louis Southwestern.

Synodic

St. Louis & San Francisco.

Synopsis

Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan.

Synoptic

Texas & Pacific.

Tabaret

Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City.

Tabby

Texas Central.

Tabernacle

Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf.

Tabling

Vandalia Line.

Taboo

Wabash.

Tabular

West Shore.

Tabulate

Wisconsin Central.

RAILROAD LINES.

Talent

Blue Line.

Talented

Black Line.

Talisman

Diamond Line.

Talkative

Empire Line.

Talking

Erie & Pacific Despatch.

Talon

Erie & North Shore Line.

Tangent

Fast Freight Line.

Tangible

Green Line.

Tangle

Globe Line.

Tangling

Kankakee Line.

Tansy

National Line.

Tape

National Despatch.

Tapestry

Red Line.

Tardily

South Shore Line.

Tardy

Star Union Line.

Target

Union Star Line.

Tariff

White Line.

Tackle

Canadian Pacific Despatch.

Tackling

Canada Southern Line.

Tailless

Central States Despatch.

Tailor

Commercial Express.

Talmud

Erie Despatch.

Tamed

Great Eastern Line.

Tannery

Hoosac Tunnel Line.

Tandem

Inter State Despatch.

Tantrum

Kanawha Despatch.

Tapering

Lackawanna Line.

Tardiness

Lehigh & Wabash Despatch.

Tarnish

Merchants Despatch.

Tarpum

Nickel Plate.

Tarried

Ontario Despatch.

Tarry

Provision Dealers Despatch.

Tarsus

Reading Despatch.

Tartaric

Southern Despatch.

Tassel

Traders Despatch.

Tattling

West Shore Line.

LAKE LINES.

Tartar

Anchor Line.

Tartly

Northern Transportation Co.

Tartness

Sarnia Line.

Task

Union Steamboat Co.

Taste

Western Transportation Co.

Taught

Lackawanna Transportation Co.

Taxless

Lehigh Valley Transportation Co.

Teamless

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Buffalo St. Co.

Teasing

Ogdensburg Transportation Co.

Teasel

Owen Line.

Tempered

Western Transit Co.

Temperance

.  .  .  .  .  .

Temporal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tenable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tenantry

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tenantless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tenderloin

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tenderness

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tennis

.  .  .  .  .  .

Terrapin

.  .  .  .  .  .

Terrible

.  .  .  .  .  .

Terrify

.  .  .  .  .  .

Testing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Testate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Thanked

.  .  .  .  .  .

Thanking

.  .  .  .  .  .

OCEAN STEAM LINES.

Tasteful

Allan Line.

Tasteless

American Line.

Tattoo

Anchor Line.

Tavern

Bremen Line.

Tax

Cunard Line via Boston.

Taxable

Cunard Line via New York.

Taxation

Guion Line.

Taxed

Hamburg Line.

Taxing

Havre Line.

Teach

Inman Line.

Teacher

National Line.

Teaching

Red Star Line.

Teamster

State Line.

Teapot

White Star Line.

Tedious

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tediously

.  .  .  .  .  .

Teeth

.  .  .  .  .  .

Teething

.  .  .  .  .  .

Temper

.  .  .  .  .  .

Temperate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tempest

.  .  .  .  .  .

Templar

.  .  .  .  .  .

Temple

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tempt

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tempted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tempting

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT FUNDS.

Tenant

Draw at sight.

Tenderly

Draw at sight with bill of lading attached.

Tendon

Draw on demand.

Tendril

Draw on demand with bill of lading attached.

Tenement

Draw payable with New York Exchange.

Tenor

Draw as before.

Tension

Draw on us.

Tepid

Draw for what margin you require.

Tepidly

Draw at one day.

Terminus

Draw at five days.

Testament

Draw at ten days.

Testator

Draw at fifteen days.

Testified

Draw at twenty days.

Testify

Draw at thirty days.

Testimony

Draw at forty-five days.

Textile

Draw at sixty days.

Texture

Draw at ninety days.

Thankful

At what rate can you draw?

Thankfully

Can you negotiate time drafts?

Thankless

Have remitted.

Thatch

Have remitted currency.

Thatched

Have remitted New York Exchange.

Thatching

Have remitted Chicago Exchange.

Thawed

Have remitted by mail.

Thawing

Have remitted by express.

Theater

Have deposited margin with ____

Thebes

We are remitting margins.

Theme

Will remit immediately.

Theology

Will remit to-morrow.

Thereby

Will remit in a few days.

Therefore

Will remit New York Exchange.

Thick

Will remit Chicago Exchange.

Thicket

Will remit currency.

Thickly

Will remit necessary funds.

Thief

Can you wait for a remittance?

Thievish

What margin do you require?

Thigh

Retain margin until you hear from us.

Thimble

Have drawn at sight.

Thirsty

Have drawn at sight with bill lading attached.

Thirstful

Have drawn on demand.

Thistle

Have drawn on demand with bill lading attached.

Thorny

Have drawn payable with New York Exchange.

Thought

Have drawn as before.

Thoughtful

Have drawn for ____ dollars margin.

Thrall

Have drawn at one day.

Thrash

Have drawn at five days.

Thrashed

Have drawn at ten days.

Thrashing

Have drawn at fifteen days.

Threat

Have drawn at twenty days.

Threaten

Have drawn at thirty days.

Threatened

Have drawn at forty-five days.

Threshold

Have drawn at sixty days.

Thrifty

Have drawn at ninety days.

Throb

Will you remit or shall we draw?

Throbbing

How shall we draw?

Throng

Can draw at ____

Throttle

A remittance will do if it reaches us ____

Thrust

You can remit New York Exchange or we will draw.

Thumb

Can draw as desired.

Thumping

Will telegraph you if want more margin.

Thunder

Can make advances with ____ per cent. margin.

Thwart

How have you remitted?

Thwarted

Have you remitted?

Ticket

Cannot draw as directed.

Ticklish

Cannot negotiate time paper.

Tidal

Cannot draw time drafts against shipments.

Tidily

Cannot act without margin in hand.

Tidings

Cannot wait for a remittance, seller demands cash, must draw.

Tiger

Cannot make advances now, but hope to do so soon.

Tiller

Please remit ____ dollars.

Tilling

Please deposit ____ dollars.

Tillable

Please send ____ dollars by first express.

Tillage

Deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have Bank wire us.

Tillman

Unless you deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have Bank wire us at once shall close your trades.

Timbal

Have deposited ____ dollars to your credit.

Timeful

Your credit balance.

Timeless

Your debit balance.

Timerous

Please leave more margin in future drafts against shipments.

Tinged

You must leave margin to cover shortage and misgrading.

Tinkered

Your draft excessive. Deposit ____ dollars to our credit, have Bank wire us and we will honor your draft.

Tinkering

Please remit to our New York house for our credit ____ dollars.

Tinsmith

Your draft seems excessive, wire weights at once.

Tinware

Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on wheat.

Tippet

Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on corn.

Tippling

Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on oats.

Tireless

Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on ____

Tiresome

Draft with bill of lading when loaded.

Titantic

Draft with bill of lading when navigation opens.

Tithes

Please send bill of lading at once.

Title

Bill of lading forwarded ____

Titmouse

Bill of lading not yet received.

Toadstool

We must receive bill of lading by opening market.

Tobacco

Draft when loaded, shipment opening navigation.

Tigress

Must draw for margin, payable on demand.

Timely

Must draw for ____ dollars margin.

Timid

Must draw at sight.

Timidly

Must draw on demand.

Tincture

Banks will not advance on property, must have currency to act.

Tinkling

Margin of ____ per cent. on all property bought or sold, margin to be kept good.

Tinsel

Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must cover your sales.

Tipple

Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must sell your property.

Tipsy

Market advancing; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we draw for additional margin or cover your sales?

Tissue

Market declining; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we draw for additional margin or sell your property?

Titbit

Your margin exhausted; have closed all your trades.

Toast

Have closed your trades; you may draw for ____ dollars.

Toasted

We hold subject to your order ____ dollars.

Toasting

Have deposited proceeds with ____

Toddy

Money market easy.

Toilet

Money market tight.

Toilsome

Sight exchange ____ per cent. premium.

Tomato

Sight exchange par.

Tombstone

Sight exchange ____ per cent. discount.

Tongue

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tonnage

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tooth

.  .  .  .  .  .

Toothless

.  .  .  .  .  .

Topaz

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT INSURANCE.

Tophet

Keep fully insured in good offices.

Topic

Effect marine insurance.

Torment

At what rate can you insure?

Tormented

Have effected insurance.

Tormenting

We will insure.

Torpedo

We can insure at ____

Torpid

Shall we insure here?

Torture

Insured here in our open policy.

Total

Have not insured; consider you have insured in your open policy.

Totally

Including marine insurance.

Towards

Marine insurance ____ cents per $100.

Township

.  .  .  .  .  .

Track

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tracked

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tracking

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT TELEGRAPHING.

Trackless

Telegraph when you buy.

Trader

Telegraph when you sell.

Tradition

Telegraph when you ship.

Traduce

Telegraph when you draw.

Traducing

Telegraph when you remit.

Traffic

Telegraph when you do anything.

Tragedian

Telegraph when ____ stops advancing.

Tragedy

Telegraph when ____ stops declining.

Tragic

Telegraph when you are offered any bargains.

Tragical

Telegraph receipts for to-day.

Traitor

Telegraph cars posted for to-morrow.

Tramp

Telegraph shipments for to-day.

Trample

Telegraph your stock.

Tranquil

Telegraph best offer.

Transact

Telegraph fully and often.

Transfer

Telegraph promptly what progress.

Transfix

Telegraph immediately if satisfactory.

Transfixed

Telegraph price, quality, and brand.

Transform

Telegraph price, quality, and quantity.

Transgress

Telegraph any important change.

Transit

Telegraph shipping instructions.

Translate

Telegraph quotations.

Transmit

Telegraph state of your market.

Transpire

Telegraph to-morrow early.

Transplant

Telegraph frequently and keep us well posted.

Transport

Telegraph closing prices of ____

Trap

Telegraph closing prices of ____, night despatch.

Trapped

Telegraph daily with quotations, until further advised.

Trapping

Telegraph market daily, by night despatch.

Travel

Telegraph in cipher.

Traveler

Telegraph in plain language.

Traveling

Answer by telegraph.

Tread

Answer by telegraph immediately.

Treadle

Answer by night despatch.

Treason

We do not understand your despatch.

Treasure

We telegraphed you, but have no reply.

Treating

Your despatch received after market closed; will act next session unless otherwise instructed.

Treatment

Your order by telegraph received at ____

Treaty

.  .  .  .  .  .

Tremble

.  .  .  .  .  .

Trembling

.  .  .  .  .  .

CROPS AND WEATHER.

Trespass

The seeding this spring is backward.

Trespassed

The weather is unfavorable for the growing crops.

Trial

The weather continues unfavorable.

Triangle

Up to this time very little has been done, the ground being too wet.

Tribunal

Late frosts said to have done much injury.

Tribute

Reported damage to crops by ____

Trifle

Crops have been injured by the late rains.

Trifling

Crops have been injured by the severe drought.

Trigger

Should wet weather continue the harvest will be very late.

Trinity

The seeding this spring progressing favorably

Trinket

The weather is favorable for the growing crops.

Triplet

Accounts of the crops very encouraging.

Tripod

Indications of an early harvest.

Triumph

Harvesting in this section will probably begin next week.

Trombone

Harvesting is now progressing in this section.

Trodden

____ in this section has been mostly secured in good condition.

Trouble

Samples exhibited of the new crop look ____

Trowel

Quality of the new crop is superior to last year's.

Trudge

Quality of the new crop is inferior to last year's.

Trudging

Quality of the new crop as good as expected.

Truly

The new crop, it is estimated, will average ____ bushels per acre.

Trumpet

The yield, both as to quality and quantity, is very satisfactory.

Trundle

Prospects of an early crop.

Truss

Prospects of a late crop.

Trustee

Prospects of an average crop.

Trustful

Prospects above an average crop.

Ugly

Prospects below an average crop.

Ugliness

Little of the new crop arriving.

Ultimate

The proportion of the new crop in arrivals is ____

Ultra

The new crop now arriving freely.

Umbrage

First samples of the new crop exhibited here to-day.

Umbrella

Condition of the new crop arriving is excellent.

Umpire

Weather is fine.

Unaware

Weather is hot and forcing.

Unbelief

Weather is unsettled.

Unbend

Weather showery.

Unbended

Weather is stormy.

Unbending

Weather wet and cold.

Unbolt

Weather is cold for this time of the year.

Unbolted

Weather is warm for this time of the year.

Unbolting

Severe thunder storms prevailing.

Unborn

Weather more settled.

Unbosom

Weather is spring-like.

Unbridle

Weather is brilliant.

Unbuckle

Frost seems breaking up.

Unbutton

Incessant rains still prevail.

Unchain

Hard frost last night.

Unclasp

Light frost last night.

Uncle

Weather is warm and pleasant.

Unclean

Heavy rains in this section of the country.

Uncover

.  .  .  .  .  .

Undaunted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Undergo

.  .  .  .  .  .

Undone

.  .  .  .  .  .

Undress

.  .  .  .  .  .

ABOUT PACKING.

Uneasy

The Hogs arriving are very heavy in weight.

Unequal

The Hogs arriving are heavier than usual.

Unrobe

The Hogs arriving are mostly light in weight.

Unroll

Very few of the Hogs now arriving are heavy enough for Mess Pork.

Unruly

The Hogs now arriving will average about ____ lbs. net.

Unsaddle

Dressed Hogs arriving are too soft to ship.

Unseen

Dressed Hogs arriving are in good condition.

Unsettle

Dressed Hogs arriving are in fair shipping condition.

Unsightly

The Hogs now arriving are heavier than those received earlier in the season.

Unstable

The Hogs now arriving are not as heavy as those received earlier in the season.

Unspotted

The weather is cold and favorable for packing operations.

Untimely

The weather is unfavorable for packing operations.

Untold

The Hogs thus far received will average about ____ lbs. net.

Untrue

The cutting is principally into ____

Untruth

The packing to the present time is about ____

Untwist

The packing season is expected to be short.

Unwell

The packers expect to stop cutting for the season ____

Unwind

The packing season may now be considered closed.

Unwise

The number of Hogs packed amount to ____

Unworthy

Packers will not guarantee any foreign inspection.

Upbraid

.  .  .  .  .  .

Upcast

.  .  .  .  .  .

Upheave

.  .  .  .  .  .

Uphill

.  .  .  .  .  .

Uphold

.  .  .  .  .  .

Upholding

.  .  .  .  .  .

TIME OF DAY.

Upland

6:00 A. M.

Uplift

7:00 A. M.

Upright

7:30 A. M.

Upset

8:00 A. M.

Upsetting

8:15 A. M.

Upshot

8:30 A. M.

Upside

8:45 A. M.

Upstart

9:00 A. M.

Urbane

9:15 A. M.

Urgent

9:30 A. M.

Usage

9:45 A. M.

Useful

10:00 A. M.

Useless

10:15 A. M.

Usher

10:30 A. M.

Usurp

10:45 A. M.

Utensil

11:00 A. M.

Utility

11:15 A. M.

Utmost

11:30 A. M.

Utter

11:45 A. M.

Utterly

12:00 M.

Vacant

12:15 P. M.

Vacantly

12:30 P. M.

Vacate

12:45 P. M.

Vacating

1:00 P. M.

Vacation

1:15 P. M.

Vagabond

1:30 P. M.

Vagrant

1:45 P. M.

Valentine

2:00 P. M.

Valet

2:15 P. M.

Valiant

2:30 P. M.

Validity

2:45 P. M.

Valuable

3:00 P. M.

Value

3:15 P. M.

Vampire

3:30 P. M.

Vandyke

3:45 P. M.

Vanguard

4:00 P. M.

Vanilla

4:15 P. M.

Vanish

4:30 P. M.

Vanished

4:45 P. M.

Vanity

5:00 P. M.

Vanquish

5:15 P. M.

Vapor

5:30 P. M.

Vastly

6:00 P. M.

Vegetate

6:30 P. M.

Vegetation

7:00 P. M.

Vehement

7:30 P. M.

Velvet

8:00 P. M.

Vengeful

8:30 P. M.

Vengeance

9:00 P. M.

Venom

9:30 P. M.

Ventilate

10:00 P. M.

Verdant

10:30 P. M.

SUNDRIES.

Vesper

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vestment

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vestry

.  .  .  .  .  .

Veto

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vexed

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vexation

.  .  .  .  .  .

Viaduct

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vial

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vibrate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vibration

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vibrating

.  .  .  .  .  .

Victim

.  .  .  .  .  .

Victuals

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vigilant

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vignette

.  .  .  .  .  .

Village

.  .  .  .  .  .

Villa

.  .  .  .  .  .

Villain

.  .  .  .  .  .

Virtue

.  .  .  .  .  .

Virtuous

.  .  .  .  .  .

Visage

.  .  .  .  .  .

Visably

.  .  .  .  .  .

Visit

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vital

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vitally

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vixen

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vocal

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vocalist

.  .  .  .  .  .

Volcano

.  .  .  .  .  .

Volume

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vomit

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vomited

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vomiting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vortex

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vulcanize

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vulgar

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vulgarly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Vulture

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waddle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waddling

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wafer

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waffle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wager

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wagon

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waist

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waiter

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wakeful

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walrus

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wampum

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wanton

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wardrobe

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warfare

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warlike

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warped

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warping

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warrant

.  .  .  .  .  .

Warranty

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wabbly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wafted

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wagging

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waggish

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waggishly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wagonette

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wagtail

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wainscot

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waistband

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waitress

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waken

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wakened

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wakening

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waldgrave

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walk

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walked

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walking

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wallop

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walloped

.  .  .  .  .  .

Walloping

.  .  .  .  .  .

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

REVISED EDITION

OF

TRADE MARK

SOLD BY

332 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET

CHICAGO, ILL.

EXPLANATORY.

In adding a Supplement to THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER, no other change whatever has been made.

All but the supplement being printed from the same plates as the former Revised Edition.

The supplement will supply to a great extent phrases, etc., that changes in business methods and new Grades, Railroads, etc., have been called into use since the last revision.

The additions by themselves, rather than scattered through the code, will avoid danger of using a code word for the additions, with one who has not as yet received a copy with the supplement.

With the present arrangement it will at times be necessary to look in two places, for a phrase or code word, the extra turn of a leaf.

Many users of the code having written their own phrases on the blank lines, or pasted phrases over the printed ones they do not care for, but using the "Code" word for the phrase covered up. Any change in the original book would cause confusion, loss and lack of confidence.

You have probably found phrases not needed by you, and failed to find some you do want; to supply this need, write them in the blank lines. A few minutes time will do it.

To attempt to put in one Code the matter to meet all wants, the size would kill its usefulness.

Time is too valuable these days of rush, to use a dollar's worth hunting through a big code to save a few cents in Telegraph Tolls.

Better use two code words, combining the phrases of each, for even then you will seldom fail to get your Telegram inside ten words.

THE ALL IMPORTANT THING IS SAFETY.

Very few realize the liability of error by the receiving operator in receiving cipher or code words by sound, where the connecting words are no help.

The missing or adding of a single dot or dash, the misjudgment of a "space", may change the entire meaning.

It is therefore vital that the code words should be selected with the utmost care, and by one fully competent to judge of their fitness.

I studied nearly a year selecting a list of words I considered safe to use, analyzing every one from a telegraphic standpoint, as well as from their liability of being misread from manuscript. In many cases several words equally safe, if but one used. Cutting out the words from Webster's Unabridged Dictionary till I had between five and six thousand I considered safe to use as "code words."

Every word added, the danger of error increases, and the more words added the ratio of danger increasing in proportion.

In this selection I gave the benefit of fifteen years' personal experience as an operator and manager, over three years as operator and cipher clerk for the United States Government, and ten of the fifteen as telegraph manager on the Chicago Board of Trade.

In the majority of codes the cipher words are virtually copied as they come out of a dictionary. Many words so little in use that the sending operator for fear of sending one wrong asks to have the words rewritten, thus causing delay that may cost as much as if sent wrong.

During the past thirty-five years THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER has been, and is still in use in nearly every city and town in the United States and Canada having a telegraph office. Thousands using it, yet the errors in transmitting its code words are less even than in messages in plain English. In fact virtually nil.

Its record speaks for itself.

INDEX

See Index on Page 4 of Additional Supplement.

PAGES

Basis,

25

Breadstuffs, (Barley),

15

Breadstuffs, (Buckwheat),

18

Breadstuffs, (Corn),

12

Breadstuffs, (Flour),

17

Breadstuffs, (Mill Feed),

16

Breadstuffs, (Hay and Straw),

18-19

Breadstuffs, (Oats),

13-14

Breadstuffs, (Rye),

14

Breadstuffs, (Seeds),

18

Breadstuffs, (Wheat),

9-11

Buying and Selling,

22-23

Condition and Quality,

20-21

Foreign Advices,

26

Indemnities,

28-29

Miscellaneous,

27

Railroads and Rail Routes,

5-6

Shipping and Freights,

24

Transportation Lines (Lake Lines),

7

Transportation Lines (Ocean, Coast Lines),

8

Transportation Lines (Ocean Lines),

8

Transportation Lines (R. R. Freight Lines),

7

U. S. Government Standards,

30

RAILROADS AND RAIL ROUTES.

Babbler

Ann Arbor.

Babbling

Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic.

Babyish

Atlantic Coast Line.

Baccarat

Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic.

Baccate

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg.

Bacillus

Canadian Northern.

Bacteria

Central of Georgia.

Backbone

Central R. R. of New Jersey.

Badly

Central Vermont.

Badness

Chesapeake and Ohio.

Bagatelle

Chicago and Alton.

Bagpipe

Chicago and Illinois Western.

Bailiwick

Chicago Great Western.

Bailment

Chicago, Indiana and Southern.

Bakery

Chicago Junction.

Baking

Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound.

Balconet

Chicago Union Transfer.

Balefully

Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.

Ballastic

Colorado and Southern.

Balloonist

Colorado Midland.

Balmy

Erie.

Balustrade

Florida East Coast.

Bandana

Frisco Lines.

Bandbox

Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio.

Banded

Gulf Air Line.

Bandelet

Hocking Valley.

Bandoleer

Houston and Texas Central.

Bandoline

Houston, East and West Texas.

Bandsaw

Illinois Terminal.

Baneful

Indiana Harbor Belt.

Banefully

International and Great Northern.

Banished

Kansas City Southern.

Banishing

Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf.

Banjo

National Railway of Mexico.

Banking

Norfolk and Western.

Banter

New Orleans Great Northern.

Bantering

New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago.

Baptistry

Northwestern Pacific.

Baptized

Oregon Short Line.

Barbarian

Oregon-Washington R. R. and Navigat'n Co.

Barbaric

Pennsylvania.

Barbarism

Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.

Barbecue

Pere Marquette.

Barbette

Pittsburg and Lake Erie.

Barbican

Quebec Central.

Bardism

Queen and Crescent Route.

Barbatine

Rio Grande and Western.

Barnacle

Rutland.

Barology

Star and Crescent Route.

Baronage

Sunset Route.

Baronial

Seaboard Air Line.

Baroscope

St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.

Barque

Texas Midland.

Barracan

Toledo, St. Louis and Western.

Barricade

Western Maryland.

Barrister

Western Virginia.

Basaltic

West New Jersey and Sea Shore.

Bascule

Wheeling and Lake Erie.

Basket

Yazoo and Mississippi Valley.

Bassinet

Western Pacific.

Beatify

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beatitude

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beckon

.  .  .  .  .  .

Becloud

.  .  .  .  .  .

Becoming

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bedraggle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bedrench

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beehive

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beetle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beginning

.  .  .  .  .  .

RAILROAD FREIGHT LINES.

Behavior

Ashville Line.

Belch

Blue Ridge Despatch.

Belittle

Cumberland Gap Despatch.

Belladonna

Grand Trunk Despatch.

Bellows

Jersey Central, Lake Shore Despatch.

Belvedere

Jersey Central Mich. Central Despatch.

Benefactor

Lake Shore, Lackawanna Line.

Benefice

Lake Shore, Lehigh Valley Route.

Benighted

Lackawanna Grand Trunk Line.

Benzine

Michigan Central Lackawanna Line.

Bereave

Michigan Central Lehigh Valley Route.

Bergamot

Norfolk and Western Despatch.

Bermuda

Wabash Erie Despatch.

Bertha

Wabash O. and W. Route.

Beseech

.  .  .  .  .  .

Beset

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bespeak

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bestial

.  .  .  .  .  .

LAKE LINES.

Billows

Ann Arbor Line.

Binding

Algoma Central Steamship Line.

Binocular

Canadian Atlantic Transit Co.

Biologist

Canadian Lake Line.

Biology

Canadian Pacific S. S. Lines.

Bishopric

Chicago and Duluth Transportation Co.

Bisque

Erie and Western Transportation Co.

Bittern

Merchants Montreal Line.

Bivalve

Mutual Transit Co.

Blacken

Merchants Union Line.

Blackish

Northern Michigan Transportation Co.

Blameful

Northern Transportation Co.

Blazon

Pere Marquette Line.

Blinker

Rutland Transit Co.

Bloater

U. S. and Dominion Transportation Co.

Blooded

.  .  .  .  .  .

OCEAN LINES.

Blossom

Atlantic Transport Line.

Blundered

Canadian Pacific S. S. Line.

Blustered

Cosmopolitan Line.

Boarding

Dominion Line.

Bobolink

Great Northern S. S. Line.

Bobtail

Head Line.

Bodice

Neptune Line.

Bogus

Pacific Mail S. S. Co.

Boldly

Philadelphia Trans-Atlantic Line.

Bombast

Scandinavian American Line.

Bonanza

United States Shipping Co.

Bonifice

Virginia Line.

OCEAN (COAST) LINES.

Bonnet

Clyde Line.

Boodle

Mallory Steamship Co.

Booklet

Metropolitan S. S. Co.

Boomer

Morgan Line.

Bootless

Munson S. S. Line.

Booty

Old Dominion Line.

Borough

Southern Pacific S. S. Line.

Botanic

Ward Line Route.

Bouquet

United Steamship Co.

Bovine

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bowery

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bowline

.  .  .  .  .  .

Boyhood

.  .  .  .  .  .

Brag

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bragged

.  .  .  .  .  .

Bragging

.  .  .  .  .  .

Branchlet

.  .  .  .  .  .

Brashly

.  .  .  .  .  .

BREADSTUFFS.

WHEAT.

Bravely

Chicago Contract Wheat.

Brazen

No. 3 Chicago Spring Wheat.

Brevity

No. 4 Chicago Spring Wheat.

Bridegroom

Rejected Chicago Spring Wheat.

Brigand

Sample Grade Chicago Spring Wheat.

Brighten

No. 3 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Broaden

No. 4 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Brogue

Rejected Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Bromide

Sample Grade Milwaukee Spring Wheat.

Bronco

No. 1 Duluth Spring Wheat.

Brooklet

No. 2 Duluth Spring Wheat.

Brougham

No. 3 Duluth Spring Wheat.

Buddhist

No. 4 Duluth Spring Wheat.

Budget

Rejected Duluth Spring Wheat.

Building

Sample Grade Duluth Spring Wheat.

Bulkhead

No. 3 Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Bulrush

No. 4 Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Bulwark

Rejected Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Bungalow

Sample Grade Northwestern Spring Wheat.

Burgess

No. 3 Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Burgundy

No. 4 Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Burmese

Rejected Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Bushman

Sample Grade Minnesota Spring Wheat.

Buttercup

No. 3 Northern Spring Wheat.

Cabalism

No. 4 Northern Spring Wheat.

Cabaret

Rejected Northern Spring Wheat.

Cackle

Sample Grade Northern Spring Wheat.

Caddy

No. 4 White Spring Wheat.

Cadenza

Rejected White Spring Wheat.

Calamus

Sample Grade White Spring Wheat.

Calcine

Sample Grade Spring Wheat.

Calliope

No. 1 Hard Spring Wheat.

Calvanist

No. 1 Durum Wheat.

Candle

No. 2 Durum Wheat.

Candy

No. 3 Durum Wheat.

Canister

No. 4 Durum Wheat.

Cankerous

Rejected Durum Wheat.

Cantata

Sample Grade Durum Wheat.

Canteen

No. 1 Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Canticle

No. 2 Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Capias

No. 3 Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Capillary

No. 4 Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Carburet

Rejected Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Careen

Sample Grade Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Caressed

Mixed Velvet Chaff Wheat.

Caressing

No. 4 Hard Winter Wheat.

Carnation

Rejected Hard Winter Wheat.

Caroline

Sample Grade Hard Winter Wheat.

Cartilage

Rejected White Winter Wheat.

Casino

Sample Grade White Winter Wheat.

Cassock

Rejected Red Winter Wheat.

Castanet

Sample Grade Red Winter Wheat.

Catalpa

No. 1 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Cataract

No. 2 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Cavalcade

No. 3 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Cayman

No. 4 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Celibacy

Rejected Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Centaur

Sample Grade Pacific Coast Red Wheat.

Cephus

No. 1 Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chainless

No. 2 Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chaldean

No. 3 Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chalice

No. 4 Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chalk

Rejected Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chamois

Sample Grade Pacific Coast White Wheat.

Chancery

Pacific Coast Mixed Wheat.

Changeless

No. 1 Mixed Wheat.

Chaotic

No. 2 Mixed Wheat.

Chariot

No. 3 Mixed Wheat.

Charmful

No. 4 Mixed Wheat.

Charmless

Rejected Mixed Wheat.

Cheerless

Sample Grade Mixed Wheat.

Chemise

Straight Country Run Wheat.

MANITOBA WHEAT.

Chicane

No. 1 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.

Chicanery

No. 2 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.

Chiefdom

No. 3 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.

Chiefless

Sample Grade Alberta Red Winter Wheat.

Chigger

No. 1 Manitoba Hard Wheat.

Chillness

No. 1 Manitoba Northern Wheat.

Choral

No. 2 Manitoba Northern Wheat.

Chlorine

No. 3 Manitoba Northern Wheat.

Choppy

Sample Grade Manitoba Northern Wheat.

Chromo

No. 4 Extra Wheat.

Churchly

No. 5 Extra Wheat.

Circus

No. 6 Extra Wheat.

Civility

Feed Wheat.

Clamped

No. 2 Feed Wheat.

Clannish

No. 4 Winter Wheat.

Clasp

Scoured Manitoba Wheat.

Clasped

Sample Manitoba Wheat.

Clasping

.  .  .  .  .  .

Claymore

.  .  .  .  .  .

Clematis

.  .  .  .  .  .

Clemency

.  .  .  .  .  .

Climatic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Cloven

.  .  .  .  .  .

Cobalt

.  .  .  .  .  .

Collodion

.  .  .  .  .  .

Colonel

.  .  .  .  .  .

Coloring

.  .  .  .  .  .

CORN.

Colossus

No. 4 White Corn.

Columbine

Rejected White Corn.

Compiling

Sample Grade White Corn.

Composite

No. 4 Yellow Corn.

Conception

Rejected Yellow Corn.

Concrete

Sample Grade Yellow Corn.

Condor

No. 1 Mixed Corn.

Condusive

No. 2 Mixed Corn.

Confab

No. 3 Mixed Corn.

Confusing

No. 4 Mixed Corn.

Conquer

Rejected Mixed Corn.

Consort

Sample Grade Mixed Corn.

Contralto

Mixed Corn.

Contrary

Old Corn.

Cordage

Old Ear Corn.

Cordial

New Ear Corn.

Corduroy

Good Feeder Corn.

Corona

Common Feeder Corn.

Corrugate

St. Charles Red Top Corn.

Cough

Kiln Dried Corn.

Coughing

Kiln Dried Corn, testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.

Coverlet

Testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.

Creation

White Kaffir Corn.

Cremated

Red Caffir Corn.

Cremating

Milo-Maize.

Cremation

.  .  .  .  .  .

Cribbage

.  .  .  .  .  .

Croak

.  .  .  .  .  .

Croaked

.  .  .  .  .  .

Croaking

.  .  .  .  .  .

Crowded

.  .  .  .  .  .

Crucible

.  .  .  .  .  .

OATS.

Crucifix

Standard White Oats.

Culvert

No. 4 White Oats.

Cumulate

Rejected White Oats.

Cupidity

Sample Grade White Oats.

Cuspidor

No. 1 Yellow Oats.

Dado

No. 2 Yellow Oats.

Dagger

No. 3 Yellow Oats.

Dahlia

No. 4 Yellow Oats.

Damson

Rejected Yellow Oats.

Dandy

Sample Grade Yellow Oats.

Datum

No. 1 Mixed Oats.

Daybreak

No. 2 Mixed Oats.

Deadened

No. 3 Mixed Oats.

Debutant

No. 4 Mixed Oats.

Decalogue

Rejected Mixed Oats.

Decorate

Sample Grade Mixed Oats.

Decorum

No. 1 Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Decoy

No. 2 Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Deepen

No. 3 Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Deepened

No. 4 Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Deface

Rejected Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Defeated

Sample Grade Red or Rust Proof Oats.

Demerit

No. 3 White Clipped Oats.

Denude

No. 4 White Clipped Oats.

Dependent

Rejected White Clipped Oats.

Deployed

Sample Grade White Clipped Oats.

Desecrate

No. 1 Red Clipped Oats.

Desperado

No. 2 Red Clipped Oats.

Despise

No. 3 Red Clipped Oats.

Despoil

No. 4 Red Clipped Oats.

Despond

Rejected Red Clipped Oats.

Devoted

Sample Grade Red Clipped Oats.

Devoutly

Red Clipped Oats ____ lbs.

Diabolic

Testing ____ lbs. or over.

Diagnosis

.  .  .  .  .  .

Diaper

Extra 1 Canadian Western Oats.

Dicker

No. 1 Canadian Western Oats.

Dickering

No. 2 Canadian Western Oats.

Dictation

No. 3 Canadian Western Oats.

Dictum

Sample Grade Canadian Western Oats.

Diffuse

No. 1 Canadian Mixed Oats.

Diffusely

No. 2 Canadian Mixed Oats.

Digress

No. 3 Canadian Mixed Oats.

Dilation

No. 1 Canadian Black Oats.

Dilatory

No. 2 Canadian Black Oats.

Dilemna

Rejected Canadian Black Oats.

Dinghy

Sample Grade Canadian Black Oats.

Diplomacy

.  .  .  .  .  .

Dipper

.  .  .  .  .  .

Director

.  .  .  .  .  .

Disable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Disabuse

.  .  .  .  .  .

RYE.

Disciple

No. 4 Rye.

Disclaim

Sample Grade Rye.

Discourse

Choice Rye by Sample.

Disdain

Eastern Canadian Rye.

Disdained

Western Canadian Rye.

Disfavor

Manitoba Rye.

Disfigure

.  .  .  .  .  .

Disinfect

.  .  .  .  .  .

Disown

.  .  .  .  .  .

Disowned

.  .  .  .  .  .

Displace

.  .  .  .  .  .

BARLEY.

Disrupt

Extra No. 3 Barley.

Dissolute

No. 1 Winter Barley.

Dissonant

No. 2 Winter Barley.

Distantly

No. 3 Winter Barley.

Distracted

No. 4 Winter Barley.

Disturbed

Rejected Winter Barley.

Divulging

Sample Grade Winter Barley.

Dogstar

No. 4 Scotch Barley.

Dolefully

Rejected Scotch Barley.

Domicile

Sample Grade Scotch Barley.

Domino

Purified Barley.

Doom

No. 1 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Doomed

No. 2 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Dormitory

No. 3 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Dormouse

No. 4 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Dorsal

Rejected Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Dowager

Sample Grade Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.

Drudgey

No. 1 Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Drugged

No. 2 Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Dugout

No. 3 Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Dulcimer

No. 4 Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Dummy

Rejected Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Dynamo

Sample Grade Chevalier Mixed Barley.

Easterly

No. 4 Bay Brewing Barley.

Eastward

Rejected Bay Brewing Barley.

Educator

Sample Grade Bay Brewing Barley.

Elocution

No. 4 Chevalier Barley.

Emersion

Rejected Chevalier Barley.

Emigrant

Sample Grade Chevalier Barley.

Emotion

No. 1 Feed Barley.

Emperor

Choice Malting Barley.

Emphasis

Fair Malting Barley.

Emulsion

Common Malting Barley.

Enduring

.  .  .  .  .  .

Endwise

.  .  .  .  .  .

Enthuse

.  .  .  .  .  .

MILL FEED.

Eventful

Mill run Winter Wheat Bran in Bulk.

Evergreen

Mill run Winter Wheat Bran in Sacks.

Executor

Mill run Spring Wheat Bran in Bulk.

Executrix

Mill run Spring Wheat Bran in Sacks.

Exemplar

Mixed Bran in Bulk.

Expansive

Mixed Bran in Sacks.

Expressly

Utah Bran in 80 lb. Bags.

Exquisite

Utah Bran in 90 lb. Bags.

Fabric

Utah Bran in 100 lb. Bags.

Fabricate

Utah Bran in irregular sized Bags.

Fallacy

Choice Yellow Corn Meal in Bulk.

Fantastic

Choice Yellow Corn Meal in Sacks.

Fatalism

Fair Yellow Corn Meal in Bulk.

Femanine

Fair Yellow Corn Meal in Sacks.

Femoral

Choice White Corn Meal in Bulk.

Festivity

Choice White Corn Meal in Sacks.

Fibrous

Fair White Corn Meal in Bulk.

Fiction

Fair White Corn Meal in Sacks.

Flamingo

Mixed Corn Meal in Bulk.

Flatten

Mixed Corn Meal in Sacks.

Flippant

Buckwheat Midlings in Bulk.

Florest

Buckwheat Midlings in 100 lb. Sacks.

Flowers

Gluten Feed in Bulk.

Flunkey

Gluten Feed in Sacks.

Forbear

Cotton Seed Oil Cake in Bulk.

Forbidden

Cotton Seed Oil Cake in Sacks.

Forcible

Choice Mixed Screenings.

Forecast

Fair Mixed Screenings.

Forego

Car Sweepings.

Foremost

Mill Sweepings.

Forestry

Flax Screenings.

Forgiving

In 80 lb. Sacks.

Forsooth

In 90 lb. Sacks.

Foulness

In 100 lb. Sacks.

Fragile

In 140 lb. Sacks.

Fragment

In ____ lb. Sacks.

Frantic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Fraternal

.  .  .  .  .  .

FLOUR.

Frontlet

Special Patent Flour.

Fulcrum

Patent Flour.

Furniture

Straight ____ Flour.

Fusible

Clear ____ Flour.

Gadfly

Second Clear ____ Flour.

Gallant

Low Grade ____ Flour.

Gallipot

Equal to ____ Flour.

Gallivant

Minnesota Spring Wheat Flour.

Gangway

Northwestern Spring Wheat Flour.

Garbage

Manitoba Spring Wheat Flour.

Gardiner

Hard Spring Wheat Flour.

Garnish

White Winter Wheat Flour.

Garrison

Hard Winter Wheat Flour.

Gastric

Pacific Coast White Wheat Flour.

Gelatine

Pacific Coast Red Wheat Flour.

Gentility

Winter Wheat Flour.

Geodesy

Spring Wheat Flour.

Geometry

Southwestern Flour.

Ghetto

Export Flour.

Ghost

City Mills Flour.

Gibbet

Country Mills Flour.

Gladsome

Fancy White Rye Flour.

Glanders

Standard Rye Flour.

Glimmer

City Mills Rye Flour.

Glorify

Country Mills Rye Flour.

Glorious

Dark Rye Flour.

Glossary

X X Rye Flour.

Goggles

X X X Rye Flour.

Gondola

Fancy Buckwheat Flour.

Gossamer

White Corn Flour.

Gourd

Red Dog Flour.

Graft

Wheat Graham Flour.

Grafted

Rye Graham Flour.

Grafting

.  .  .  .  .  .

Grammer

.  .  .  .  .  .

Granule

.  .  .  .  .  .

Grapnel

.  .  .  .  .  .

SEEDS.

Gravel

No. 2 Flax Seed.

Griffin

No 2 Northwestern Flax Seed.

Gullible

Rejected Northwestern Flax Seed.

Gunnery

No. 1 Manitoba Flax Seed.

Gunshot

No. 2 Manitoba Flax Seed.

Gunwale

Rejected Manitoba Flax Seed.

Gusset

Choice Flax Seed by Sample.

Gutteral

Fair Flax Seed by Sample.

Hagler

Brome Grass Seed.

Hailstone

Orchard Grass Seed.

Halberd

Blue Grass Seed.

Hammer

Red Top Grass Seed.

Hammock

Lawn Grass Seed.

Hamper

Alsyke Seed.

Handful

Alfalfa Seed.

Harem

Cane Seed.

Harken

Rape Seed.

BUCKWHEAT.

Harlequin

Choice Buckwheat.

Hartshorn

Sound Milling Japanese Buckwheat.

Hawser

Sound Milling Silver Hull Buckwheat.

Headsman

Sound Milling Mixed Buckwheat.

Heartless

.  .  .  .  .  .

HAY AND STRAW.

Hectic

Rejected Timothy Hay.

Heirloom

Sample Grade Timothy Hay.

Hellebore

Choice Clover Hay.

Helpmate

No. 3 Clover Hay.

Hemlock

Rejected Clover Hay.

Henchman

Sample Grade Clover Hay.

Heptagon

Choice Clover Mixed Hay.

Heraldry

No. 3 Clover Mixed Hay.

Hermit

Rejected Clover Mixed Hay.

Hibernal

Sample Grade Clover Mixed Hay

Hickory

Rejected Prairie Hay.

Hireling

Choice Upland Hay.

Hobble

No. 1 Upland Hay.

Hockey

No. 2 Upland Hay.

Homicide

No. 3 Upland Hay.

Hoodlum

Rejected Upland Hay.

Hoodwink

Sample Grade Upland Hay.

Hosanna

Choice Marsh Hay.

Hostage

No. 1 Marsh Hay.

Hotbed

No. 2 Marsh Hay.

Hothouse

No. 3 Marsh Hay.

Household

Rejected Marsh Hay.

Hubbub

Sample Grade Marsh Hay.

Hurtful

Threshed Timothy Hay.

Hyphen

Packing Hay.

Imbecile

Cattle Hay.

Immune

Choice Alfalfa Hay.

Importune

Fair Alfalfa Hay.

Impunity

Common Alfalfa Hay.

Indicator

Sample Grade Alfalfa Hay.

Indispose

Choice Johnson Grass.

Inflation

Good Johnson Grass.

Insoluble

Common Johnson Grass.

Institute

Choice Oat Straw.

Insular

Fair Oat Straw.

Integral

Sample Grade Oat Straw.

Intensely

Choice Rye Straw.

Interline

Fair Rye Straw.

Interlope

Sample Grade Rye Straw.

Intermix

Choice Barley Straw.

Intervene

Fair Barley Straw.

Intestine

Sample Grade Barley Straw.

Intonate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Jasmine

.  .  .  .  .  .

Jeweler

.  .  .  .  .  .

Jimmy

.  .  .  .  .  .

Jingling

.  .  .  .  .  .

CONDITION AND QUALITY

Kennel

What is the condition?

Kerchief

What is the condition of grain in store?

Kledive

Is there danger of grain in store going out of condition?

Kidnap

Is there danger of heating?

Kindness

Is ____ suitable for seed?

Kindly

Has ____ been treated?

Kindred

Will you guarantee?

Kingdom

Condition on arrival.

Kinsman

Condition in store.

Kitchen

Condition when loaded.

Kitten

Condition in transit.

Kittenish

Condition when shipped.

Knapsack

Grain in store.

Knead

Grain in transit.

Kneaded

In good condition.

Kneading

In fair condition.

Knife

In poor condition.

Knight

Liable to get out of condition.

Knightly

Has been turned and improving.

Knitting

Has been treated.

Knot

Slightly mixed with ____

Knout

Badly mixed with ____

Knuckle

Think no danger of heating.

Knuckling

Think no danger grain in store.

Kodak

Free from willful mixture.

Labeling

Better than sample.

Labored

Fully equal to sample.

Laboring

Not equal to sample.

Laborious

Better than last.

Laconic

As good as last.

Ladrone

Poorer than last.

Lagoon

Has not been treated.

Lambkin

Not properly loaded.

Lampoon

Unfit for Export.

Lamprey

Unfit for shipping.

Lancelot

Unfit for milling.

Landlady

Not as represented.

Languidly

Not suitable for our purpose.

Landsman

Not suitable for your purpose.

Lapel

Not suitable for seed.

Lapidary

Not according to contract.

Lapsable

If cleaned might grade.

Larceny

Is suitable for seed.

Largely

If quality is.

Largeness

Quality is to be.

Larkspur

Quality is not.

Larrup

Satisfaction in every way.

Lassitude

According to contract.

Lavatory

Suitable for our purpose.

Lavishly

Suitable for your purpose.

Lawlessly

We will guarantee.

Laxity

To arrive in good condition.

Laziness

To arrive cool and sweet.

Leaflet

We cannot guarantee.

Learn

Official weights.

Learned

Official grades.

Learning

Official weights and grades.

Leaseholds

Weights at this end.

Leathern

Weights at that end.

Leavened

.  .  .  .  .  .

Lecturing

.  .  .  .  .  .

Leeward

.  .  .  .  .  .

Legalism

.  .  .  .  .  .

Legality

.  .  .  .  .  .

Legendary

.  .  .  .  .  .

Legislator

.  .  .  .  .  .

Leisurely

.  .  .  .  .  .

Lemonade

.  .  .  .  .  .

Lenient

.  .  .  .  .  .

Leniently

.  .  .  .  .  .

Lenten

.  .  .  .  .  .

Lentils

.  .  .  .  .  .

BUYING AND SELLING.

Levant

Give us refusal.

Leverage

We give you refusal.

Lewdly

Including all charges.

Lewdness

Cannot give refusal.

Libation

If foreign advices steady.

Libelous

If foreign advices higher.

Liberator

If foreign advices lower.

Libretto

If you think best.

Lifeboat

At ____ above your limit.

Limpidly

At ____ under your limit.

Lingo

At no premium or discount on.

Linguist

At no premium or discount over.

Liquefy

At no premium or discount under.

Listening

Advance price all grades Wheat.

Literary

Advance price on all grades Corn.

Lithium

Advance price on all grades Oats.

Liturgy

Advance price on ____

Loathful

Reduce price on all grades Wheat.

Lobbyist

Reduce price on all grades Corn.

Lobelia

Reduce price on all grades Oats.

Localism

Reduce price on ____

Lodgment

Think now good time to buy.

Loftiness

Impossible to buy any cheaper.

Logwood

Expect to be able fill your offers.

Longing

Have refusal for to-day.

Lookout

Have refusal until ____

Loophole

Have given close figures.

Loosen

Too scarce to offer.

Loosened

We are working on your offer.

Lovable

Samples mailed you are still unsold.

Lukewarm

Work on balance samples.

Lunacy

Sell subject to being unsold on receipt your telegram.

Lurch

Sell only to parties who will pay Drafts promptly.

Lurched

Sell if necessary to compete.

Lurching

You ought to be able to sell.

Lustfully

This is a close price.

Lynch

Can sell elsewhere to better advantage.

Macaroni

Sell any of the samples.

Madcap

Prices named good till tomorrow.

Madrigal

Think can sell more at same price.

Magdalen

Sell more at same price.

Magenta

Sell at best advantage.

Magic

Quote everything as last quoted.

Magical

The lowest we can quote is ____

Magically

Cannot offer at same price.

Magnesia

Cannot replace at prices offered.

Magneto

Continue working on samples at last prices given.

Magnitude

Offer at prices named in letter.

Mainmast

Withdraw all quotations.

Malapert

Market too excited to make sales.

Malaria

Have no Wheat to offer.

Malay

Have no Corn to offer.

Malefactor

Have no Oats to offer.

Malice

Have no ____ to offer.

Malicious

Samples all sold.

Malign

Samples all sold except ____

Maltese

Have sold following samples.

Maltreat

Have on hand unsold ____

Mamaluke

Your order by wire is filled.

Mammal

Your order by mail is filled.

Mammoth

All sales subject to delay in transfer.

Manakin

Subject to our confirmation by wire.

Mandamus

Subject to reply by wire.

Mandarin

Subject to reply by cable.

Mandatory

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mandolin

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mandrake

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mandrel

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mangle

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mangrove

.  .  .  .  .  .

Manicure

.  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPPING AND FREIGHTS.

Marriage

To be shipped to ____

Marvel

To be shipped from ____

Marvelous

By water in bulk.

Mascot

In even weight packages.

Matinee

If can get cars.

Matrix

Vessel to load ____

Mature

Shipment within ____ days.

Maturely

Shipment within ____ weeks.

Mayor

Shipment first ____ days in.

Mayoralty

Shipment last ____ days in.

Meander

Roads crowded cannot ship promptly.

Medulla

Property shipped some days ago.

Medusa

Getting very prompt shipments now.

Melodeon

Cannot ship large or small cars, must take cars as they run.

Melodist

We are tracing all shipments.

Melon

Cannot ship route you name as property is already bought on.

Melotype

Too late to change billing.

Memorial

Shipments to be scattered.

Mendacity

Ship to ____ for export.

Menthol

Wire shipping instructions.

Merciful

Can you ship to ____ for export.

Merciless

Can you scatter shipments.

Mercury

Can ship to ____ for export.

Meringo

Can scatter shipments.

Merriment

Cannot ship to ____ for export.

Metabolic

Cannot scatter shipments.

Metaphor

Will forward papers to-day.

Microbe

Freights per bushel from ____

Midriff

Freights per barrel from ____

Mikado

Freights per 100 lbs. from ____

Militant

Freights per bushel to ____

Milking

Freights per barrel to ____

Millstone

Freights per 100 lbs. to ____

Mimicry

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mindful

.  .  .  .  .  .

Miniature

.  .  .  .  .  .

Minnow

.  .  .  .  .  .

BASIS.

Miscarry

Basis on track here.

Mischance

Basis on track there.

Miscreant

Basis on track ____

Miserable

Basis F. O. B. Boat here.

Misfit

Basis F. O. B. Boat there.

Missal

Basis F. O. B. Boat ____

Mitigate

Basis C. I. F. here.

Mittimus

Basis C. I. F. there.

Mobilize

Basis C. I. F. ____

Mockery

Basis in store here.

Moderate

Basis in store there.

Moderator

Basis in store ____

Modulate

Boston points.

Modiste

Georgian Bay Ports.

Mogul

Group one Texas.

Molecule

Group two Texas.

Molest

Group three Texas.

Mollify

Group four Texas.

Momentous

Group five Texas.

Momentum

Group six Texas.

Monarchy

Minnesota Transfer.

Monestery

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monastic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monkhood

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monkish

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monograph

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monolith

.  .  .  .  .  .

Monologue

.  .  .  .  .  .

As code words are primarily to save expense, when one word will express the meaning, I leave that for you to write in your despatch in plain english instead of using a code word for it.

FOREIGN ADVISES.

Moonstone

Broomhall quotes Liverpool Wheat.

Moralist

Broomhall quotes Liverpool Corn.

Mordant

Broomhall quotes London Wheat.

Morgue

Broomhall quotes London Corn.

Mormon

Broomhall quotes Mark Lane Wheat.

Morphia

Broomhall quotes Mark Lane Corn.

Morphine

Broomhall quotes English country markets.

Mortuary

Broomhall quotes Paris Wheat.

Mosaic

Broomhall quotes French country markets.

Moslem

Broomhall quotes Antwerp Wheat.

Mosquito

Broomhall quotes Odessa Wheat.

Mountain

Broomhall quotes cargoes off coast Wheat.

Mounted

Broomhall quotes cargoes off coast Corn.

Movable

Broomhall quotes Argentina market.

Mucilage

Broomhall quotes weather in England.

Mulberry

Broomhall quotes weather in France.

Multiplex

Broomhall quotes weather on Continent.

Multitude

Broomhall quotes weather in Argentina.

Mumble

Broomhall quotes weather in Russia.

Mummy

Broomhall quotes weather in Australia.

Mumps

Broomhall quotes weather in India.

Murmur

Broomhall quotes Buenos Aires Wheat.

Muscatel

Broomhall quotes Berlin Wheat.

Mushroom

Broomhall quotes Budapest Wheat.

Music

Broomhall quotes ____

Musket

Stocks in ____ large.

Musketry

Stocks in ____ increasing.

Muskox

Stocks in ____ decreasing.

Muskrat

Stocks in ____ small.

Mustang

Heavy shipments from ____

Mutely

Light shipments from ____

Muteness

Prospects large crops.

Mutiscope

Crop prospects poor.

Myth

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mythology

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mystified

.  .  .  .  .  .

Mythologist

.  .  .  .  .  .

MISCELLANEOUS.

Naked

Draft returned refused.

Nakedly

Bank wires Draft refused.

Nakedness

Bank has no advice of payment Draft.

Nameless

Draft was drawn.

Namely

Cannot draw Drafts payable on arrival.

Narcotic

Send Draft to ____

Narrate

Have Bank present Draft again.

Narrating

Draw on us for difference.

Nativity

Pay Draft if not right will adjust difference.

Nattily

Your draft is paid.

Naughty

Will honor your Draft on us.

Nausea

Draw at sight with all documents attached.

Nautical

Draw on demand with all documents attached

Navigator

Must pay for property.

Nebulous

Referring to your letter of ____

Nepotism

Referring to our letter of ____

Nickname

Referring to your wire of ____

Nicotine

Referring to our wire of ____

Nimbus

Referring to your contract of ____

Nobleness

Referring to our contract of ____

Nocturne

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nodular

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nodule

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nomad

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nomadic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nonplus

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nostrum

.  .  .  .  .  .

Novice

.  .  .  .  .  .

Noxious

.  .  .  .  .  .

Numeral

.  .  .  .  .  .

Nuptual

.  .  .  .  .  .

INDEMNITIES.

Oath

Quote Ups and Downs on Wheat.

Oblate

Quote Ups and Downs on Corn.

Oblation

Quote Ups and Downs on Oats.

Obscurely

Buy Ups on ____ Wheat.

Obtrude

Buy Ups on ____ Corn.

Obtusely

Buy Ups on ____ Oats.

Octave

Buy Downs on ____ Wheat.

Octopus

Buy Downs on ____ Corn.

Oddity

Buy Downs on ____ Oats.

Olivet

Sell Ups on ____ Wheat.

Olympic

Sell Ups on ____ Corn.

Omelet

Sell Ups on ____ Oats.

Onwardly

Sell Downs on ____ Wheat.

Opossum

Sell Downs on ____ Corn.

Opponent

Sell Downs on ____ Oats.

Opposite

Have Bought Ups on ____ Wheat.

Oppress

Have Bought Ups on ____ Corn.

Oppressed

Have Bought Ups on ____ Oats.

Optimist

Have Bought Downs on ____ Wheat.

Orphan

Have Bought Downs on ____ Corn.

Orphanage

Have Bought Downs on ____ Oats.

Ovation

Have Sold Ups on ____ Wheat.

Overture

Have Sold Ups on ____ Corn.

Pacify

Have Sold Ups on ____ Oats.

Padrone

Have Sold Downs on ____ Wheat.

Pagoda

Have Sold Downs on ____ Corn.

Pajamas

Have Sold Downs on ____ Oats.

Palmist

Expiring this week.

Palmistry

Expiring next week.

Panoply

Expiring this month.

Pansy

Good till the end of ____

Pantaloon

This order open until ____

Papacy

Ups in strong demand indicates large short interest.

Parable

Downs in strong demand indicates large long interest.

Parabola

Very moderate demand for Ups.

Parachute

Very moderate demand for Downs.

Parasite

Owing to small offerings do not think can execute your Indemnity order.

Parlance

Owing to slack demand do not think can execute your Indemnity order.

Passive

Very heavy trading in Ups.

Passover

Very heavy trading in Downs.

Pastoral

Very little doing in Ups and Downs.

Patience

.  .  .  .  .  .

Patiently

.  .  .  .  .  .

Patriot

.  .  .  .  .  .

Peaceable

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pectoral

.  .  .  .  .  .

Peculate

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pedantic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pediform

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pedometer

.  .  .  .  .  .

Peevish

.  .  .  .  .  .

Peevishly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pelvic

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pendulous

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pensive

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pensively

.  .  .  .  .  .

Penumbra

.  .  .  .  .  .

People

.  .  .  .  .  .

Pepsin

.  .  .  .  .  .

Perception

.  .  .  .  .  .

U. S. GOVERNMENT STANDARDS

Effective July 1st, 1917

Rabid

Dark Northern Spring Wheat.

Rabboni

Northern Spring Wheat.

Raccoon

Red Spring Wheat.

Racket

Red Spring Humpback Wheat.

Radiator

Amber Durum Wheat.

Radium

Durum Wheat.

Rafter

Red Durum Wheat.

Rafting

Dark Hard Winter Wheat.

Raftsman

Hard Winter Wheat.

Rally

Yellow Hard Winter Wheat.

Ramify

Red Winter Wheat.

Rampage

Red Walla Wheat.

Ramrod

Soft Red Wheat.

Ramus

Hard White Wheat.

Rascality

Soft White Wheat.

Rattler

White Club Wheat.

Raven

Sample Wheat.

Ravenous

Mixed Wheat.

Readiness

Smutty Wheat.

Realism

Treated Wheat.

Reality

Percentage of Moisture.

Reap

Number 1.

Reaped

Number 2.

Reaping

Number 3.

Reasoning

Number 4.

Rebuttal

Number 5.

Recant

Number 2 or better.

Reception

Number 3 or better.

Recess

Number 4 or better.

Recital

As good as number 2.

Recite

As good as number 3.

Reckoning

As good as number 4.

Reclaim

.  .  .  .  .  .

Recluse

.  .  .  .  .  .

Recollect

.  .  .  .  .  .

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Table of Contents

The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher

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Index

Specified quantities.

Hay and straw

Breadstuffs.

Wheat.

Corn.

Oats.

Rye.

Barley.

Seeds.

Mill feed.

Flour.

Highwines.

Provisions.

Hogs.

Pork.

Lard.

Grease and tallow.

Stearine.

Beef.

Qualifications.

Averages.

In salt.

In pickle.

Time of delivery.

Seller's option unless otherwise stated.

Quotations and quantities.

Quotations for provisions.

Your letter of ?? received.

State of the market.

Upward.

State of the market.

Inactive.

Market additions.

State of the market.

Downward.

Foreign advices.

Receipts.

Shipments.

Stock.

About buying.

Customer.

About buying.

Broker.

About selling.

Customer.

About selling.

Broker.

Miscellaneous.

Shipping instructions.

Shipping and freight enquiries.

Shipping and freight advices.

Bids, acceptances, billing, etc.

Freights by sail.

Freights by steam.

Freights by steam and rail.

Freights all rail.

Foreign freights.

Routes and conveyances.

Railroads.

Railroad lines.

Lake lines.

Ocean steam lines.

About funds.

About insurance.

About telegraphing.

Crops and weather.

About packing.

Time of day.

Sundries.

Supplement

Explanatory

Index

Railroads and rail routes.

Railroad freight lines.

Lake lines.

Ocean lines.

Ocean (coast) lines.

Breadstuffs.

Wheat.

Manitoba wheat.

Corn.

Oats.

Rye.

Barley.

Mill feed.

Flour.

Seeds.

Buckwheat.

Hay and straw.

Condition and quality

Buying and selling.

Shipping and freights.

Basis.

Foreign advises.

Miscellaneous.

Indemnities.

U. S. Government standards

Effective july 1st, 1917

THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE