The Project Gutenberg EBook of Robinson Telegraphic Cipher, by S. L. Robinson This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere in the United States and most other parts of the world at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org. If you are not located in the United States, you'll have to check the laws of the country where you are located before using this ebook. Title: Robinson Telegraphic Cipher Author: S. L. Robinson Release Date: February 11, 2015 [EBook #48232] Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER *** Produced by Charlene Taylor, Fox in the Stars, Keith Edkins and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net 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 Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated 332 South La Salle Street Chicago, Ill. Use Universal Grain Code and Reduce Your Tolls. ESTABLISHED 1872. THE ROBINSON Telegraphic Cipher. (TRADE MARK) "REVISED EDITION." Fifteen additional pages inserted; every cipher word, quotation and phrase in former editions retained; see next page. S. L. Robinson 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, 49_a_, 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. DAYS. 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. DAYS. 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 Hanging 3 70 Hangman 3 72½ Hanker 3 75 Happy 3 77½ Hapless 3 80 Happily 3 82½ Harangue 3 85 Harass 3 87½ Harden 3 90 Hardihood 3 92½ Hardship 3 95 Hardware 3 97½ Harlot 4 00 Harm 4 02½ Harmful 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 Hasty 4 27½ Hatchet 4 30 Hatchway 4 32½ Hateful 4 35 Hatefully 4 37½ Hatred 4 40 Haunt 4 42½ Haunted 4 45 Haunting 4 47½ Havoc 4 50 Hawk 4 52½ Hawthorn 4 55 Hazard 4 57½ Headache 4 60 Headland 4 62½ Headless 4 65 Headlong 4 67½ Headstall 4 70 Headway 4 72½ Health 4 75 Healthful 4 77½ Heartburn 4 80 Hearth 4 82½ Heartily 4 85 Heathen 4 87½ Heathenish 4 90 Heaven 4 92½ Heavenly 4 95 Hebrew 4 97½ Hector 5 00 Heedful 5 02½ Heighten 5 05 Helen 5 07½ Helmet 5 10 Help 5 12½ Helped 5 15 Helping 5 17½ Henbane 5 20 Herald 5 22½ Herbage 5 25 Hereby 5 27½ Herself 5 30 Hesitate 5 32½ Hidden 5 35 Hide 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 Hoggish 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 Hooded 6 20 Hope 6 22½ Hopeful 6 25 Hopeless 6 27½ Horde 6 30 Hornpipe 6 32½ Horrible 6 35 Horrid 6 37½ Horridly 6 40 Hospital 6 42½ Hostile 6 45 Hostility 6 47½ Hostler 6 50 Hostess 6 52½ Hotel 6 55 Hourly 6 57½ Hovel 6 60 Huge 6 62½ Hugely 6 65 Human 6 67½ Humanly 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 Hydraulic 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 Ignite 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 Imbibe 7 52½ Imbibing 7 55 Imbed 7 57½ Imbedded 7 60 Imbitter 7 62½ Imitate 7 65 Immerge 7 67½ Immodest 7 70 Immoral 7 72½ Impartial 7 75 Impart 7 77½ Imparted 7 80 Impatient 7 82½ Impeach 7 85 Impeached 7 87½ Impede 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 Indebted 8 65 Indelible 8 67½ Indent 8 70 Index 8 72½ India 8 75 Indicate 8 77½ Indict 8 80 Indicted 8 82½ Indigence 8 85 Indigent 8 87½ Indignant 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 Infirm 9 30 Inflamed 9 32½ Inflate 9 35 Inflating 9 37½ Inflict 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 Inhabit 9 65 Inhabited 9 67½ Inhale 9 70 Inhaling 9 72½ Inhuman 9 75 Inject 9 77½ Injected 9 80 Injection 9 82½ Inky 9 85 Inkling 9 87½ Inland 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 Insisted 10 20 Insisting 10 22½ Insolence 10 25 Inspire 10 27½ Install 10 30 Installed 10 32½ Installing 10 35 Instead 10 37½ Instep 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 YOUR LETTER OF —— RECEIVED. 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 . . . . . . Rebel . . . . . . Rebellion . . . . . . 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------- PER BUSHEL. | PER BARREL. | PER 100 LBS. | DESTINATION. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------- PER BUSHEL. | PER BARREL. | PER 100 LBS. | DESTINATION. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------- PER BUSHEL. | PER BARREL. | PER 100 LBS. | DESTINATION. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------- PER BUSHEL. | PER BARREL. | PER 100 LBS. | DESTINATION. ---------------------------------------------------------------- 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 THE ROBINSON Telegraphic Cipher. TRADE MARK SOLD BY Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated 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 . . . . . . End of Project Gutenberg's Robinson Telegraphic Cipher, by S. L. 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