The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher
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Title: The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher

Author: Stephen L. Robinson

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Greetings!

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

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

332 South La Salle Street
Chicago, Ill.

Use Universal Grain Code and Reduce Your Tolls.

ESTABLISHED 1872.

(TRADE MARK)

"REVISED EDITION."

Fifteen additional pages inserted; every cipher word, quotation and phrase
in former editions retained; see next page.

Author and Proprietor,

CHICAGO.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

COPYRIGHT, 1897,
BY
S. L. ROBINSON.

IMPORTANT==READ CAREFULLY.

The changes in Grades of Grain, new Railroads and Freight Lines, and advanced methods of doing business has made it necessary to insert new cipher words and phrases in "The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher."

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

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

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

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

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

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

INDEX

See Index on Page 4 of Supplement,
also see Page 4 of Additional Supplement.

| | PAGES.
| About Buying (Customer) | 58-61
| About Buying (Broker) | 61-63
| About Selling (Customer) | 64-66
| About Selling (Broker) | 66-68
* | About Funds | 90-93
| About Insurance | 94
| About Packing | 98-99
| About Telegraphing | 94-95
| Averages | 18-19
* | Bids, Acceptances, Billing, etc. | 78-81
* | Breadstuffs | 6-11
| Crops and Weather | 96-97
| Foreign Advices (Cables) | 52-53
| Freights by Sail | 82
| Freights by Steam | 82
| Freights by Steam and Rail | 83
| Freights all Rail | 83
| Foreign Freights | 84
* | Hay and Straw | 5
| In Salt | 19
| In Pickle | 19
| Miscellaneous | 69-71
| Provisions | 12-15
| Qualifications | 15-17
| Quotations and Quantities | 22-34
| Quotations for Provisions | 34-43
* | Routes and Conveyances | 84-89
| Receipts | 54-55
| Shipments | 55-56
| Stock | 57
| Shipping Instructions | 72-73
| Shipping and Freight Enquiries | 73-74
| Shipping and Freight Advices | 75-77
| Specified Quantities | 3-5
| State of the Market (Upward) | 44-47
| State of the Market (Inactive) | 47-48
| State of the Market (Downward) | 49b-51
* | State of the Market (Additions) | 49-49a
* | Sundries | 100-103
| Time of Day | 99
| Time of Delivery | 20-22
| Your letter of ____ received | 43

* Pages with New Phrases.

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

Abacus | Buy ____ Contract Wheat.
Abaft | Buy ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat.
Abandon | Buy ____ Number 2 Corn.
Abash | Buy ____ Number 2 Oats.
Abated | Buy ____ Number 2 Barley.
Abating | Buy ____ Regular Lard.
Abdicate | Buy ____ Mess Pork.
Abbess | Buy ____ Short Ribs.
Abbot | Sell ____ Contract Wheat.
Abdomen | Sell ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat.
Abduct | Sell ____ Number 2 Corn.
Abet | Sell ____ Number 2 Oats.
Abettor | Sell ____ Number 2 Barley.
Abhor | Sell ____ Regular Lard.
Ability | Sell ____ Mess Pork.
Abhorred | Sell ____ Short Ribs.
Ablest | Have bought ____ Contract Wheat.
Abjure | Have bought ____ No. 2 Spring Wheat.
Able | Have bought ____ No. 2 Corn.
Ablution | Have bought ____ No. 2 Oats.
Abnormal | Have bought ____ No. 2 Barley.
Abode | Have bought ____ Regular Lard.
Abolish | Have bought ____ Mess Pork.
Abolished | Have bought ____ Short Ribs.
Abound | Have sold ____ Contract Wheat.
Abortion | Have sold ____ Number 2 Spring Wheat
Abounded | Have sold ____ Number 2 Corn.
Abreast | Have sold ____ Number 2 Oats.
Abram | Have sold ____ Number 2 Barley.
Abridge | Have sold ____ Regular Lard.
Abrupt | Have sold ____ Mess Pork.
Abrogate | Have sold ____ Short Ribs.

SPECIFIED QUANTITIES.

Abscond | 1,000 bush
Absconded | 2,000 bush
Absconding | 3,000 bush
Absent | 4,000 bush
Absolute | 5,000 bush
Absolutely | 10,000 bush
Absolve | 15,000 bush
Absorbed | 20,000 bush
Absorbing | 25,000 bush
Abstain | 30,000 bush
Abstained | 35,000 bush
Abstinence | 40,000 bush
Abstinent | 45,000 bush
Abstruse | 50,000 bush
Abstrusely | 55,000 bush
Absurd | 60,000 bush
Absurdity | 65,000 bush
Absurdness | 70,000 bush
Abundance | 75,000 bush
Abundant | 80,000 bush
Abuse | 85,000 bush
Abusing | 90,000 bush
Abusive | 95,000 bush
Abutment | 100,000 bush
Abyss | 105,000 bush
Academy | 110,000 bush
Accent | 115,000 bush
Accented | 120,000 bush
Accenting | 125,000 bush
Acceptance | 150,000 bush
Accident | 175,000 bush
Accidental | 200,000 bush
Acclaim | 225,000 bush
Acclamation | 250,000 bush
Acclimate | 300,000 bush
Accommodate | 350,000 bush
Accomplish | 400,000 bush
Accomplished | 450,000 bush
Accord | 500,000 bush
Account | 25 bbls
Accounted | 50 bbls
Accuse | 75 bbls
Accusing | 100 bbls
Accustom | 125 bbls
Ache | 150 bbls
Aching | 200 bbls
Achieve | 250 bbls
Acknowledge | 300 bbls
Acorn | 400 bbls
Acquaint | 500 bbls
Acquaintance | 600 bbls
Acquainted | 700 bbls
Acquire | 750 bbls
Acquisition | 800 bbls
Acquit | 900 bbls
Acquittal | 1,000 bbls
Acquitting | 1,250 bbls
Acrobat | 1,500 bbls
Acting | 1,750 bbls
Action | 2,000 bbls
Actionable | 2,500 bbls
Actor | 3,000 bbls
Actress | 4,000 bbls
Actual | 5,000 bbls
Actually | 7,500 bbls
Acute | 10,000 bbls
Adage | 25 tierces
Adamant | 50 tierces

Adam

75 tierces

Adaline | 100 tierces
Addible | 125 tierces
Addition | 150 tierces
Addle | 200 tierces
Address | 250 tierces
Adept | 300 tierces
Adequate | 400 tierces
Adhere | 500 tierces
Adhesion | 600 tierces
Adjacent | 700 tierces
Adjective | 750 tierces
Adjourn | 800 tierces
Adjourned | 900 tierces
Adjudge | 1,000 tierces
Adjust | 1,250 tierces
Adjusted | 1,500 tierces
Adjusting | 1,750 tierces
Adjustment | 2,000 tierces
Adjutant | 2,500 tierces
Administer | 3,000 tierces
Admirable | 4,000 tierces
Admiral | 5,000 tierces
Admiration | 7,500 tierces
Admire | 10,000 tierces
Admission | 5,000 lbs
Admit | 10,000 lbs
Admittance | 20,000 lbs
Admitted | 30,000 lbs
Admitting | 40,000 lbs
Admix | 50,000 lbs
Admonish | 60,000 lbs
Adopted | 75,000 lbs
Adopting | 80,000 lbs
Adoption | 100,000 lbs
Adorable | 150,000 lbs
Adoration | 200,000 lbs
Adore | 250,000 lbs
Adorned | 300,000 lbs
Adorning | 400,000 lbs
Adrift | 500,000 lbs
Adult | 600,000 lbs
Adulterate | 750,000 lbs
Adultery | 1,000,000 lbs
Advance | 1,500,000 lbs
Advantage | 2,000,000 lbs
Advent | 2,500,000 lbs
Adventure | 5,000,000 lbs
Advertise | 50 boxes
Advisable | 100 boxes
Advising | 150 boxes
Advise | 200 boxes
Advocate | 250 boxes
Advocating | 300 boxes
Advocation | 350 boxes
Afar | 400 boxes
Affable | 500 boxes
Affect | 600 boxes
Affected | 700 boxes
Affecting | 750 boxes
Affection | 800 boxes
Affiant | 900 boxes
Affidavit | 1,000 boxes
Affiliate | 1,250 boxes
Affinity | 1,500 boxes
Affirm | 1,750 boxes
Affirmable | 2,000 boxes
Afflict | 2,500 boxes
Afflicted | 3,000 boxes
Afflicting | 3,500 boxes
Affliction | 4,000 boxes
Affluence | 4,500 boxes
Affluent | 5,000 boxes
Afforded | 1 car loads
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 loads
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 | 10½
Barometer | 10½
Baron | 11½
Baroness | 11½
Baronet | 12½
Barracks | 12½
Base | 13½
Basely | 13½
Baseless | 14½
Basement | 14½
Bashful | 15½
Bashfully | 15½
Basil | 16½
Bassoon | 16½
Bastard | 17½
Bastile | 17½
Bastinado | 18½
Bathe | 18½
Bathing | 19½
Baton | 19½
Battalion | 20½
Battery | 20½
Battlement | 21½
Bawble | 21½
Bayonet | 22½
Bazaar | 22½
Beach | 23½
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 | 1½
Brewer | 1⅛
Brewing | 1¼
Bribery | 1⅜
Bribing | 1½
Bride | 1⅝
Bridal | 1¾
Bridewell | 1⅞
Bridling | 2½
Brigade | 2⅛
Brigadier | 2¼
Brightly | 2⅜
Brilliant | 2½
Brimful | 2⅝
Brimstone | 2¾
Brittle | 2⅞
Broach | 3½
Broached | 3⅛
Broaching | 3¼
Broadly | 3⅜
Broadcast | 3½
Broadside | 3⅝
Brocade | 3¾
Brogan | 3⅞
Brother | 4½
Brotherly | 4⅛
Browbeat | 4¼
Brownish | 4⅜
Bruise | 4½
Brunette | 4⅝
Brutal | 4¾
Brutally | 4⅞
Brute | 5½
Bubble | 5⅛
Bubbling | 5¼
Bucket | 5⅜
Buckle | 5½
Buckram | 5⅝
Buckskin | 5¾
Buff | 5⅞
Buffet | 6½
Buffoon | 6⅛
Buggy | 6¼
Bugle | 6⅜
Bulb | 6½

Bulbous

6⅝

Bulletin | 6¾
Bullock | 6⅞
Bulwer | 7½
Bungle | 7⅛
Bungling | 7¼
Burden | 7⅜
Burdock | 7½
Bureau | 7⅝
Burglar | 7¾
Burial | 7⅞
Burlesque | 8½
Burner | 8⅛
Burning | 8¼
Bursting | 8⅜
Burthen | 8½
Busily | 8⅝
Buskin | 8¾
Bustle | 8⅞
Butment | 9½
Butterfly | 9⅛
Button | 9¼
Buttress | 9⅜
Buxom | 9½
Buzzard | 9⅝
Bylaw | 9¾
Byway | 9⅞
Byword | 10½
Cabbage | 10⅛
Cabin | 10¼
Cabinet | 10⅜
Caboose | 10½
Cackling | 10⅝
Cactus | 10¾
Cadence | 10⅞
Cadet | 11½
Cajole | 11⅛
Calabash | 11¼
Calamity | 11⅜
Calculate | 11½
Caldron | 11⅝
Calendar | 11¾
Caleb | 11⅞
Caliber | 12½
Calico | 12⅛
Caliph | 12¼
Calmly | 12⅜
Calmness | 12½
Calomel | 12⅝
Calumet | 12¾
Cambric | 12⅞
Cameo | 13½
Camp | 13⅛
Camped | 13¼
Camping | 13⅜
Camphene | 13½
Camphor | 13⅝
Campaign | 13¾
Canary | 13⅞
Candid | 14½
Candidly | 14⅛
Candidate | 14¼
Candling | 14⅜
Candor | 14½
Canebrake | 14⅝
Canine | 14¾
Canker | 14⅞
Cannibal | 15½
Canopy | 15⅛
Canon | 15¼
Canvas | 15⅜
Capable | 15½
Caper | 15⅝
Capital | 15¾
Capsize | 15⅞
Capstan | 16½
Capsular | 16⅛
Capsule | 16¼
Captain | 16⅜
Captivate | 16½
Captivity | 16⅝
Captor | 16¾
Captured | 16⅞
Carat | 17½
Caravan | 17⅛
Carbon | 17¼
Carbonate | 17⅜
Carboy | 17½
Carbuncle | 17⅝
Carcass | 17¾
Carding | 17⅞
Cardinal | 18½
Careful | 18⅛
Careless | 18¼
Caress | 18⅜
Carmine | 18½
Carnal | 18⅝
Carnally | 18¾
Carnival | 18⅞
Carousal | 19½
Carouse | 19⅛
Carousing | 19¼
Carpenter | 19⅜
Carpet | 19½
Carpeting | 19⅝
Carriage | 19¾
Carry | 19⅞
Cartoon | 20½
Cartridge | 20⅛
Cascade | 20¼
Casemate | 20⅜
Cashmere | 20½
Casing | 20⅝
Castigate | 20¾
Castle | 20⅞
Castor | 21½
Castrate | 21⅛
Casual | 21¼
Casually | 21⅜
Catacomb | 21½

Catalogue

21⅝

Catching | 21¾
Catchup | 21⅞
Catgut | 22½
Cathartic | 22⅛
Cathedral | 22¼
Catholic | 22⅜
Catheter | 22½
Catnip | 22⅝
Caucus | 22¾
Caustic | 22⅞
Caution | 23½
Cautious | 23⅛
Cavalry | 23¼
Cavern | 23⅜
Cavity | 23½
Cayenne | 23⅝
Cedar | 23¾
Celebrate | 23⅞
Celestial | 24½
Cement | 24⅛
Cemented | 24¼
Cementing | 24⅜
Censure | 24½
Center | 24⅝
Centipede | 24¾
Central | 24⅞
Centrally | 25½
Century | 25⅛
Chafe | 25¼
Chafing | 25⅜
Chaff | 25½
Chagrin | 25⅝
Chain | 25¾
Chained | 25⅞
Chaining | 26½
Chairman | 26⅛
Chaise | 26¼
Chalked | 26⅜
Challenge | 26½
Chamber | 26⅝
Champagne | 26¾
Champion | 26⅞
Chance | 27½
Chancing | 27⅛
Chandler | 27¼
Changeful | 27⅜
Chanting | 27½
Chaos | 27⅝
Chapel | 27¾
Chaplain | 27⅞
Chaplet | 28½
Chapter | 28⅛
Character | 28¼
Charade | 28⅜
Charcoal | 28½
Charlotte | 28⅝
Charity | 28¾
Chastise | 28⅞
Chastity | 29½
Chat | 29⅛
Chatting | 29¼
Chatham | 29⅜
Chattel | 29½
Cheapen | 29⅝
Cheaply | 29¾
Cheapness | 29⅞
Checkmate | 30½
Cheerful | 30⅛
Cheerfully | 30¼
Chemical | 30⅜
Chemist | 30½
Chemistry | 30⅝
Cherub | 30¾
Cherubim | 30⅞
Chest | 31½
Chestnut | 31⅛
Chicken | 31¼
Chide | 31⅜
Chiding | 31½
Chief | 31⅝
Chieftain | 31¾
Chilblain | 31⅞
Childhood | 32½
Childish | 32⅛
Childless | 32¼
Children | 32⅜
Chilly | 32½
Chimney | 32⅝
China | 32¾
Chinese | 32⅞
Chink | 33½
Chisel | 33⅛
Chiselled | 33¼
Chivalry | 33⅜
Cholic | 33½
Choose | 33⅝
Chorus | 33¾
Chosen | 33⅞
Chowder | 34½
Christen | 34⅛
Christened | 34¼
Christian | 34⅜
Chronic | 34½
Chronical | 34⅝
Chubby | 34¾
Chuckle | 34⅞
Chuckling | 35½
Church | 35⅛
Churl | 35¼
Churlish | 35⅜
Cigar | 35½
Cinder | 35⅝
Cinnamon | 35¾
Cistern | 35⅞
Citadel | 36½
Citizen | 36⅛
Citron | 36¼
Civilian | 36⅜
Claim | 36½

Claimant

36⅝

Claimed | 36¾
Clammy | 36⅞
Claret | 37½
Clarify | 37⅛
Clarified | 37¼
Clarinet | 37⅜
Class | 37½
Classed | 37⅝
Classing | 37¾
Classify | 37⅞
Clatter | 38½
Clause | 38⅛
Cleanly | 38¼
Cleaning | 38⅜
Cleanse | 38½
Cleaver | 38⅝
Cleft | 38¾
Clergy | 38⅞
Clergyman | 39½
Clerk | 39⅛
Clerking | 39¼
Clerkship | 39⅜
Client | 39½
Climate | 39⅝
Climax | 39¾
Climb | 39⅞
Climber | 40½
Climbing | 40⅛
Clinker | 40¼
Closely | 40⅜
Closeted | 40½
Clothes | 40⅝
Clothing | 40¾
Cloudy | 40⅞
Clouding | 41½
Cloudless | 41⅛
Clownish | 41¼
Club | 41⅜
Clumsy | 41½
Clustered | 41⅝
Clustering | 41¾
Clutched | 41⅞
Clutching | 42½
Coach | 42⅛
Coachman | 42¼
Coarse | 42⅜
Coarsely | 42½
Coast | 42⅝
Coaster | 42¾
Coasting | 42⅞
Coax | 43½
Coaxed | 43⅛
Coaxing | 43¼
Cobbler | 43⅜
Cobbling | 43½
Cobweb | 43⅝
Cockade | 43¾
Cockney | 43⅞
Codger | 44½
Coddle | 44⅛
Coffee | 44¼
Coffin | 44⅜
Cogent | 44½
Cognac | 44⅝
Cohabit | 44¾
Cohabited | 44⅞
Cohesion | 45½
Collapse | 45⅛
Collapsing | 45¼
Colleague | 45⅜
Collide | 45½
Colliding | 45⅝
Collusion | 45¾
Colonist | 45⅞
Colony | 46½
Color | 46⅛
Colorless | 46¼
Column | 46⅜
Combat | 46½
Combatant | 46⅝
Combative | 46¾
Combine | 46⅞
Combining | 47½
Combustion | 47⅛
Comedian | 47¼
Comely | 47⅜
Comet | 47½
Comfort | 47⅝
Comforted | 47¾
Comforting | 47⅞
Coming | 48½
Comma | 48⅛
Command | 48¼
Comment | 48⅜
Commit | 48½
Committee | 48⅝
Committed | 48¾
Commodore | 48⅞
Commodity | 49½
Commonly | 49⅛
Commotion | 49¼
Commute | 49⅜
Compact | 49½
Compactly | 49⅝
Companion | 49¾
Company | 49⅞
Compare | 50½
Comparing | 50⅛
Compass | 50¼
Compel | 50⅜
Compelled | 50½
Compelling | 50⅝
Compensate | 50¾
Competent | 50⅞
Competing | 51½
Compiled | 51⅛
Complain | 51¼
Complained | 51⅜
Complete | 51½

Completely

51⅝

Completing | 51¾
Complex | 51⅞
Complexion | 52½
Complicate | 52⅛
Compliment | 52¼
Comply | 52⅜
Composition | 52½
Compound | 52⅝
Compounded | 52¾
Comprehend | 52⅞
Compute | 53½
Comrade | 53⅛
Concave | 53¼
Conceal | 53⅜
Concealed | 53½
Concealing | 53⅝
Conclave | 53¾
Conclude | 53⅞
Conclusive | 54½
Concord | 54⅛
Concur | 54¼
Condemn | 54⅜
Condemned | 54½
Condense | 54⅝
Condensing | 54¾
Condiment | 54⅞
Condition | 55½
Conduct | 55⅛
Conductor | 55¼
Confess | 55⅜
Confessed | 55½
Confessing | 55⅝
Confidant | 55¾
Confine | 55⅞
Confining | 56½
Confirm | 56⅛
Confiscate | 56¼
Conflict | 56⅜
Confound | 56½
Confuse | 56⅝
Confusion | 56¾
Congeal | 56⅞
Congealed | 57½
Congealing | 57⅛
Congestion | 57¼
Congress | 57⅜
Conjugal | 57½
Conjure | 57⅝
Connive | 57¾
Conquest | 57⅞
Conquested | 58½
Consent | 58⅛
Consented | 58¼
Consist | 58⅜
Consisted | 58½
Consisting | 58⅝
Consistent | 58¾
Console | 58⅞
Consoling | 59½
Consonant | 59⅛
Conspire | 59¼
Constable | 59⅜
Constant | 59½
Constantly | 59⅝
Constipate | 59¾
Constitute | 59⅞
Constrain | 60½
Construct | 60⅛
Constructed | 60¼
Consul | 60⅜
Consulate | 60½
Consulted | 60⅝
Consume | 60¾
Consuming | 60⅞
Consumate | 61½
Contact | 61⅛
Contagion | 61¼
Contain | 61⅜
Contained | 61½
Containing | 61⅝
Contempt | 61¾
Content | 61⅞
Contented | 62½
Contenting | 62⅛
Continent | 62¼
Control | 62⅜
Controlled | 62½
Convention | 62⅝
Convex | 62¾
Convict | 62⅞
Convicted | 63½
Convicting | 63⅛
Conviction | 63¼
Convince | 63⅜
Convulse | 63½
Convulsing | 63⅝
Cool | 63¾
Coolness | 63⅞
Cooper | 64½
Copal | 64⅛
Copious | 64¼
Copper | 64⅜
Copperas | 64½
Copy | 64⅝
Coquette | 64¾
Corporal | 64⅞
Corpse | 65½
Corpulent | 65⅛
Corrupt | 65¼
Costive | 65⅜
Costively | 65½
Costiveness | 65⅝
Costly | 65¾
Costume | 65⅞
Cottage | 66½
Coulter | 66⅛
Could | 66¼
Counsel | 66⅜
Counselor | 66½

Count

66⅝

Counter | 66¾
Countess | 66⅞
Counting | 67½
Couple | 67⅛
Coupling | 67¼
Coupon | 67⅜
Courage | 67½
Courtesy | 67⅝
Courtly | 67¾
Courtship | 67⅞
Coward | 68½
Cowardly | 68⅛
Cowhide | 68¼
Cowlick | 68⅜
Cowslip | 68½
Coxcomb | 68⅝
Cracker | 68¾
Cradle | 68⅞
Cradling | 69½
Craft | 69⅛
Craftsman | 69¼
Cramp | 69⅜
Cramped | 69½
Cramping | 69⅝
Cranium | 69¾
Crank | 69⅞
Crape | 70½
Crater | 70⅛
Cravat | 70¼
Craven | 70⅜
Crawfish | 70½
Crawled | 70⅝
Crawling | 70¾
Crayon | 70⅞
Cream | 71½
Create | 71⅛
Creature | 71¼
Credible | 71⅜
Credit | 71½
Credulous | 71⅝
Cricket | 71¾
Criminal | 71⅞
Crimson | 72½
Cripple | 72⅛
Crippling | 72¼
Crisp | 72⅜
Critic | 72½
Critical | 72⅝
Croup | 72¾
Crow | 72⅞
Crowing | 73½
Crowbar | 73⅛
Crowd | 73¼
Crude | 73⅜
Crudely | 73½
Crudeness | 73⅝
Cruel | 73¾
Crumble | 73⅞
Crumbling | 74½
Crupper | 74⅛
Crusade | 74¼
Crust | 74⅜
Crusted | 74½
Crusting | 74⅝
Crutch | 74¾
Cube | 74⅞
Cuckoo | 75½
Cucumber | 75⅛
Cudgel | 75¼
Cuffed | 75⅜
Culminate | 75½
Culpable | 75⅝
Culprit | 75⅜
Cultivate | 75⅞
Culture | 76½
Cupboard | 76⅛
Cupping | 76¼
Curbing | 76⅜
Curse | 76½
Cursing | 76⅝
Curtail | 76¾
Curtailed | 76⅞
Curtailing | 77½
Cushion | 77⅛
Cushioned | 77¼
Custard | 77⅜
Custodian | 77½
Custody | 77⅝
Custom | 77¾
Customer | 77⅞
Cuticle | 78½
Cutlass | 78⅛
Cutlet | 78¼
Dainty | 78⅜
Daintily | 78½
Damage | 78⅝
Damask | 78¾
Damper | 78⅞
Dampness | 79½
Damsel | 79⅛
Dandruff | 79¼
Danger | 79⅜
Dangle | 79½
Dangling | 79⅝
Dapple | 79¾
Danube | 79⅞
Daring | 80½
Darken | 80⅛
Darkness | 80¼
Darling | 80⅜
Data | 80½
Daub | 80⅝
Dauber | 80¾
Daubing | 80⅞
Daunted | 81½
Dauntless | 81⅛
Dauphin | 81¼
Dawned | 81⅜
Dawning | 81½

Daylight

81⅝

Dazzle | 81¾
Dazzling | 81⅞
Deadly | 82½
Deafen | 82⅛
Deafening | 82¼
Deafness | 82⅜
Deathly | 82½
Debark | 82⅝
Debarked | 82¾
Debate | 82⅞
Debating | 83½
Debauch | 83⅛
Debauched | 83¼
Debility | 83⅜
Debtor | 83½
Decade | 83⅝
Decamp | 83¾
Decamped | 83⅞
Decant | 84½
Decanter | 84⅛
Deceptive | 84¼
Declaim | 84⅜
Declare | 84½
Dedicate | 84⅝
Deeply | 84¾
Defame | 84⅞
Default | 85½
Defaulter | 85⅛
Defaulting | 85¼
Defeat | 85⅜
Defective | 85½
Defender | 85⅝
Defense | 85¾
Defensive | 85⅞
Defiance | 86½
Defiant | 86⅛
Defile | 86¼
Deform | 86⅜
Deformed | 86½
Defraud | 86⅝
Defrauded | 86¾
Defrauding | 86⅞
Defray | 87½
Defunct | 87⅛
Degrade | 87¼
Degree | 87⅜
Delegate | 87½
Deluded | 87⅝
Deluding | 87¾
Deluge | 87⅞
Delusion | 88½
Demand | 88⅛
Demean | 88¼
Demented | 88⅜
Demise | 88½
Democrat | 88⅝
Demolish | 88¾
Demolished | 88⅞
Denote | 89½
Denoting | 89⅛
Denounce | 89¼
Densely | 89⅜
Dental | 89½
Dentist | 89⅝
Dentistry | 89¾
Deny | 89⅞
Depart | 90½
Departed | 90⅛
Departing | 90¼
Deploy | 90⅜
Deplume | 90½
Deponent | 90⅝
Depot | 90¾
Deprave | 90⅞
Depravity | 91½
Depth | 91⅛
Deputy | 91¼
Derange | 91⅜
Design | 91½
Designed | 91⅝
Designate | 91¾
Desk | 91⅞
Desolate | 92½
Despair | 92⅛
Desperate | 92¼
Despotic | 92⅜
Despotism | 92½
Destiny | 92⅝
Destitute | 92¾
Detail | 92⅞
Detailed | 93½
Detailing | 93⅛
Detective | 93¼
Dethrone | 93⅜
Devastate | 93½
Develop | 93⅝
Deviate | 93¾
Devil | 93⅞
Devilish | 94½
Deviltry | 94⅛
Devout | 94¼
Dewdrop | 94⅜
Diadem | 94½
Diagram | 94⅝
Dialect | 94¾
Dialogue | 94⅞
Diameter | 95½
Diamond | 95⅛
Diary | 95¼
Dictate | 95⅜
Dictator | 95½
Digest | 95⅝
Digested | 95¾
Digesting | 95⅞
Dignified | 96½
Dignity | 96⅛
Dilute | 96¼
Diluting | 96⅜
Dimension | 96½

Diminish

96⅝

Dimity | 96¾
Dimple | 96⅞
Dinner | 97½
Diploma | 97⅛
Direful | 97¼
Dirge | 97⅜
Dirty | 97½
Disappear | 97⅝
Disarm | 97¾
Disarmed | 97⅞
Disaster | 98½
Disband | 98⅛
Disburse | 98¼
Discard | 98⅜
Discarded | 98½
Discharge | 98⅝
Disclose | 98¾
Discolor | 98⅞
Discount | 99½
Discover | 99⅛
Discuss | 99¼
Disgorge | 99⅜
Disguise | 99½
Disgrace | 99⅝
Disgust | 99¾
Disgusted | 99⅞
Disgusting | 100½
Dishearten | 100⅛
Dishonest | 100¼
Dishonor | 100⅜
Dislike | 100½
Dislocate | 100⅝
Dislodge | 100¾
Disloyal | 100⅞
Dismal | 101½
Dismally | 101⅛
Dismast | 101¼
Dismiss | 101⅜
Dismount | 101½
Disobey | 101⅝
Dispel | 101¾
Dispelled | 101⅞
Dispense | 102½
Display | 102⅛
Displease | 102¼
Dispose | 102⅜
Dispute | 102½
Dissipate | 102⅝
Dissolve | 102¾
Distaff | 102⅞
Distance | 103½
Distant | 103⅛
Distill | 103¼
Distilled | 103⅜
Distinct | 103½
Distinctly | 103⅝
Distress | 103¾
Distribute | 103⅞
Distrust | 104½
Disturb | 104⅛
Ditch | 104¼
Ditty | 104⅜
Divest | 104½
Divested | 104⅝
Divesting | 104¾
Divine | 104⅞
Divinely | 105½
Divulge | 105⅛
Doctor | 105¼
Doctrine | 105⅜
Dogma | 105½
Dogmatic | 105⅝
Doleful | 105¾
Dolesome | 105⅞
Dolphin | 106½
Domain | 106⅛
Domestic | 106¼
Dormant | 106⅜
Dotage | 106½
Dotard | 106⅝
Doublet | 106¾
Doubloon | 106⅞
Doubtful | 107½
Doubtless | 107⅛
Doughnut | 107¼
Downcast | 107⅜
Downfall | 107½
Draggle | 107⅝
Dragon | 107¾
Drama | 107⅞
Dramatic | 108½
Draught | 108⅛
Dream | 108¼
Dreamer | 108⅜
Dreaming | 108½
Dredge | 108⅝
Dredging | 108¾
Drench | 108⅞
Drenched | 109½
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 50½
Groundless | 2 52½
Group | 2 55½
Grouped | 2 57½
Grouping | 2 60½
Growl | 2 62½
Growler | 2 65½
Growling | 2 67½
Growth | 2 70½
Grub | 2 72½
Grubbing | 2 75½
Grudge | 2 77½
Grudging | 2 80½
Gruel | 2 82½
Gruff | 2 85½
Gruffly | 2 87½
Grumble | 2 90½
Grumbling | 2 92½
Guano | 2 95½
Guard | 2 97½
Guarded | 3 00½
Guarding | 3 02½
Guardian | 3 05½
Gudgeon | 3 07½
Guest | 3 10½
Guide | 3 12½
Guiding | 3 15½
Guilty | 3 17½
Guiltless | 3 20½
Guitar | 3 22½
Gulf | 3 25½
Gulfed | 3 27½
Gulping | 3 30½
Gumption | 3 32½
Gusto | 3 35½
Gymnast | 3 37½
Gypsum | 3 40½
Habit | 3 42½
Habitual | 3 45½
Hackney | 3 47½
Haggard | 3 50½
Haggle | 3 52½
Halibut | 3 55½
Halter | 3 57½
Hamlet | 3 60½
Handcuff | 3 62½
Handsome | 3 65½
Handspike | 3 67½
Hanging | 3 70½
Hangman | 3 72½
Hanker | 3 75½
Happy | 3 77½
Hapless | 3 80½
Happily | 3 82½
Harangue | 3 85½
Harass | 3 87½
Harden | 3 90½
Hardihood | 3 92½
Hardship | 3 95½
Hardware | 3 97½
Harlot | 4 00½
Harm | 4 02½
Harmful | 4 05½
Harmless | 4 07½
Harmony | 4 10½
Harness | 4 12½
Harnessed | 4 15½
Harpoon | 4 17½
Harpooned | 4 20½
Harsh | 4 22½
Harshly | 4 25½
Hasty | 4 27½
Hatchet | 4 30½
Hatchway | 4 32½
Hateful | 4 35½
Hatefully | 4 37½
Hatred | 4 40½
Haunt | 4 42½
Haunted | 4 45½
Haunting | 4 47½
Havoc | 4 50½
Hawk | 4 52½
Hawthorn | 4 55½
Hazard | 4 57½

Headache

4 60½

Headland | 4 62½
Headless | 4 65½
Headlong | 4 67½
Headstall | 4 70½
Headway | 4 72½
Health | 4 75½
Healthful | 4 77½
Heartburn | 4 80½
Hearth | 4 82½
Heartily | 4 85½
Heathen | 4 87½
Heathenish | 4 90½
Heaven | 4 92½
Heavenly | 4 95½
Hebrew | 4 97½
Hector | 5 00½
Heedful | 5 02½
Heighten | 5 05½
Helen | 5 07½
Helmet | 5 10½
Help | 5 12½
Helped | 5 15½
Helping | 5 17½
Henbane | 5 20½
Herald | 5 22½
Herbage | 5 25½
Hereby | 5 27½
Herself | 5 30½
Hesitate | 5 32½
Hidden | 5 35½
Hide | 5 37½
Hideous | 5 40½
Highness | 5 42½
Highland | 5 45½
Highlander | 5 47½
Highly | 5 50½
Highway | 5 52½
Hilarity | 5 55½
Hillock | 5 57½
Himself | 5 60½
Hindmost | 5 62½
Hindrance | 5 65½
Hindoo | 5 67½
History | 5 70½
Hoarse | 5 72½
Hoarsely | 5 75½
Hoggish | 5 77½
Hoggishly | 5 80½
Holiday | 5 82½
Holiness | 5 85½
Holy | 5 87½
Homage | 5 90½
Holster | 5 92½
Homeless | 5 95½
Homely | 5 97½
Homesick | 6 00½
Homespun | 6 02½
Homestead | 6 05½
Homeward | 6 07½
Hominy | 6 10½
Honest | 6 12½
Honestly | 6 15½
Honey | 6 17½
Hooded | 6 20½
Hope | 6 22½
Hopeful | 6 25½
Hopeless | 6 27½
Horde | 6 30½
Hornpipe | 6 32½
Horrible | 6 35½
Horrid | 6 37½
Horridly | 6 40½
Hospital | 6 42½
Hostile | 6 45½
Hostility | 6 47½
Hostler | 6 50½
Hostess | 6 52½
Hotel | 6 55½
Hourly | 6 57½
Hovel | 6 60½
Huge | 6 62½
Hugely | 6 65½
Human | 6 67½
Humanly | 6 70½
Humble | 6 72½
Humbug | 6 75½
Humility | 6 77½
Hunger | 6 80½
Hungry | 6 82½
Hunter | 6 85½
Hurdle | 6 87½
Hurrah | 6 90½
Husband | 6 92½
Husky | 6 95½
Hydrant | 6 97½
Hydraulic | 7 00½
Hyena | 7 02½
Hymn | 7 05½
Hydrogen | 7 07½
Ibex | 7 10½
Ideal | 7 12½
Identity | 7 15½
Identical | 7 17½
Idiot | 7 20½
Idle | 7 22½
Idleness | 7 25½
Idolatry | 7 27½
Ignite | 7 30½
Igniting | 7 32½
Ignoble | 7 35½
Ignorant | 7 37½
Ignore | 7 40½
Illegal | 7 42½
Illness | 7 45½
Image | 7 47½
Imagine | 7 50½
Imbibe | 7 52½
Imbibing | 7 55½
Imbed | 7 57½

Imbedded

7 60½

Imbitter | 7 62½
Imitate | 7 65½
Immerge | 7 67½
Immodest | 7 70½
Immoral | 7 72½
Impartial | 7 75½
Impart | 7 77½
Imparted | 7 80½
Impatient | 7 82½
Impeach | 7 85½
Impeached | 7 87½
Impede | 7 90½
Impel | 7 92½
Imperfect | 7 95½
Impetus | 7 97½
Implement | 8 00½
Implicate | 8 02½
Implore | 8 05½
Imploring | 8 07½
Imply | 8 10½
Impolite | 8 12½
Impose | 8 15½
Imposing | 8 17½
Imposter | 8 20½
Impotent | 8 22½
Impound | 8 25½
Imprint | 8 27½
Improper | 8 30½
Improve | 8 32½
Impudent | 8 35½
Impulse | 8 37½
Impulsive | 8 40½
Incident | 8 42½
Incline | 8 45½
Inclining | 8 47½
Include | 8 50½
Inclusive | 8 52½
Income | 8 55½
Incrust | 8 57½
Incubate | 8 60½
Incubus | 8 62½
Indebted | 8 65½
Indelible | 8 67½
Indent | 8 70½
Index | 8 72½
India | 8 75½
Indicate | 8 77½
Indict | 8 80½
Indicted | 8 82½
Indigence | 8 85½
Indigent | 8 87½
Indignant | 8 90½
Indigo | 8 92½
Indolent | 8 95½
Indulge | 8 97½
Industry | 9 00½
Inebriate | 9 02½
Infallible | 9 05½
Infamous | 9 07½
Infamy | 9 10½
Infant | 9 12½
Infantry | 9 15½
Infatuate | 9 17½
Infection | 9 20½
Infernal | 9 22½
Infidel | 9 25½
Infinite | 9 27½
Infirm | 9 30½
Inflamed | 9 32½
Inflate | 9 35½
Inflating | 9 37½
Inflict | 9 40½
Inflicted | 9 42½
Infliction | 9 45½
Inflicting | 9 47½
Influence | 9 50½
Informal | 9 52½
Infringe | 9 55½
Ingot | 9 57½
Ingraft | 9 60½
Ingrain | 9 62½
Inhabit | 9 65½
Inhabited | 9 67½
Inhale | 9 70½
Inhaling | 9 72½
Inhuman | 9 75½
Inject | 9 77½
Injected | 9 80½
Injection | 9 82½
Inky | 9 85½
Inkling | 9 87½
Inland | 9 90½
Inlet | 9 92½
Inmate | 9 95½
Inmost | 9 97½
Innocent | 10 00½
Inquest | 10 02½
Insane | 10 05½
Insanity | 10 07½
Inside | 10 10½
Insight | 10 12½
Insipid | 10 15½
Insist | 10 17½
Insisted | 10 20½
Insisting | 10 22½
Insolence | 10 25½
Inspire | 10 27½
Install | 10 30½
Installed | 10 32½
Installing | 10 35½
Instead | 10 37½
Instep | 10 40½
Instigate | 10 42½
Insulate | 10 45½
Insult | 10 47½
Insulted | 10 50½
Insulting | 10 52½
Insurgent | 10 55½
Intellect | 10 57½

Intend

10 60½

Intestate | 10 62½
Inthrall | 10 65½
Intimate | 10 67½
Intoxicate | 10 70½
Intrench | 10 72½
Intrenched | 10 75½
Intrigue | 10 77½
Introduce | 10 80½
Intrude | 10 82½
Intruding | 10 85½
Intrust | 10 87½
Intrusted | 10 90½
Invade | 10 92½
Invading | 10 95½
Invalid | 10 97½
Invasion | 11 00½
Invent | 11 02½
Invented | 11 05½
Inventing | 11 07½
Invoke | 11 10½
Invoking | 11 12½
Involve | 11 15½
Involving | 11 17½
Inward | 11 20½
Inwardly | 11 22½
Isthmus | 11 25½
Issue | 11 27½
Italian | 11 30½
Italic | 11 32½
Itch | 11 35½
Item | 11 37½
Itself | 11 40½
Jabber | 11 42½
Jacket | 11 45½
Jail | 11 47½
Jailer | 11 50½
Jalap | 11 52½
Janitor | 11 55½
Jasper | 11 57½
Jaunt | 11 60½
Jaunting | 11 62½
Javelin | 11 65½
Jealous | 11 67½
Jester | 11 70½
Jesting | 11 72½
Jesuit | 11 75½
Jew | 11 77½
Jewel | 11 80½
Jewelry | 11 82½
Jewess | 11 85½
Jewish | 11 87½
Jockey | 11 90½
Jocular | 11 92½
Joke | 11 95½
Joking | 11 97½
Jolly | 12 00½
Jostle | 12 02½
Jostling | 12 05½
Journal | 12 07½
Journey | 12 10½
Joy | 12 12½
Joyful | 12 15½
Joyfully | 12 17½
Jubilant | 12 20½
Jubilee | 12 22½
Judge | 12 25½
Judging | 12 27½
Judgment | 12 30½
Judicial | 12 32½
Juggler | 12 35½
Jugular | 12 37½
Junction | 12 40½
Jungle | 12 42½
Juniper | 12 45½
Jury | 12 47½
Just | 12 50½
Justice | 12 52½
Justify | 12 55½
Justly | 12 57½
Justness | 12 60½
Juvenile | 12 62½
Label | 12 65½
Labeled | 12 67½
Labor | 12 70½
Lace | 12 72½
Lackey | 12 75½
Ladder | 12 77½
Ladle | 12 80½
Lady | 12 82½
Laggard | 12 85½
Lamb | 12 87½
Lament | 12 90½
Lamented | 12 92½
Lamenting | 12 95½
Landlord | 12 97½
Landmark | 13 00½
Landscape | 13 02½
Language | 13 05½
Languid | 13 07½
Languish | 13 10½
Languished | 13 12½
Languor | 13 15½
Lantern | 13 17½
Lapstone | 13 20½
Lapse | 13 22½
Larboard | 13 25½
Lashed | 13 27½
Lasso | 13 30½
Lastly | 13 32½
Lasting | 13 35½
Lately | 13 37½
Lateral | 13 40½
Latent | 13 42½
Latch | 13 45½
Latched | 13 47½
Latching | 13 50½
Lathe | 13 52½
Latin | 13 55½
Latitude | 13 57½

Laugh

13 60½

Laughing | 13 62½
Laughter | 13 65½
Launch | 13 67½
Launched | 13 70½
Launching | 13 72½
Laundry | 13 75½
Laundress | 13 77½
Laurel | 13 80½
Lava | 13 82½
Lavender | 13 85½
Lavish | 13 87½
Lawful | 13 90½
Lawfully | 13 92½
Lawless | 13 95½
Lawsuit | 13 97½
Lawyer | 14 00½
Laxative | 14 02½
Layman | 14 05½
Lazily | 14 07½
Lazy | 14 10½
Lead | 14 12½
Leader | 14 15½
Leading | 14 17½
League | 14 20½
Leaky | 14 22½
Leaking | 14 25½
Leakage | 14 27½
Leather | 14 30½
Leave | 14 32½
Leaving | 14 35½
Lecture | 14 37½
Ledger | 14 40½
Leeway | 14 42½
Leg | 14 45½
Legal | 14 47½
Legally | 14 50½
Legacy | 14 52½
Legation | 14 55½
Legend | 14 57½
Legging | 14 60½
Leghorn | 14 62½
Legible | 14 65½
Legion | 14 67½
Legislate | 14 70½
Leisure | 14 72½
Lemon | 14 75½
Length | 14 77½
Lengthen | 14 80½
Leopard | 14 82½
Leper | 14 85½
Leprous | 14 87½
Lesson | 14 90½
Lettuce | 14 92½
Level | 14 95½
Levity | 14 97½
Liable | 15 00½
Liberal | 15 02½
Libertine | 15 05½
Liberty | 15 07½
Library | 15 10½
Librate | 15 12½
Lifelike | 15 15½
Ligament | 15 17½
Ligature | 15 20½
Lighter | 15 22½
Lightning | 15 25½
Likewise | 15 27½
Likeness | 15 30½
Lilac | 15 32½
Limbo | 15 35½
Limestone | 15 37½
Limpid | 15 40½
Limpsy | 15 42½
Linchpin | 15 45½
Lineage | 15 47½
Linen | 15 50½
Liniment | 15 52½
Liquid | 15 55½
Liquor | 15 57½
Listen | 15 60½
Listened | 15 62½
Listless | 15 65½
Litany | 15 67½
Literal | 15 70½
Literally | 15 72½
Litigate | 15 75½
Livelong | 15 77½
Livery | 15 80½
Lizard | 15 82½
Loaf | 15 85½
Loafer | 15 87½
Loathe | 15 90½
Loathing | 15 92½
Loaves | 15 95½
Lobby | 15 97½
Lobster | 16 00½
Locality | 16 02½
Location | 16 05½
Locating | 16 07½
Locust | 16 10½
Lodge | 16 12½
Lodging | 16 15½
Lofty | 16 17½
Loftily | 16 20½
Logic | 16 22½
Logical | 16 25½
Lonesome | 16 27½
Longitude | 16 30½
Loop | 16 32½
Looped | 16 35½
Looping | 16 37½
Lordly | 16 40½
Lordship | 16 42½
Lotion | 16 45½
Lottery | 16 47½
Lotus | 16 50½
Lounge | 16 52½
Lounging | 16 55½
Lovely | 16 57½

Loveliness

16 60½

Lovesick | 16 62½
Loving | 16 65½
Loyal | 16 67½
Loyally | 16 70½
Lubber | 16 72½
Lubberly | 16 75½
Lucifer | 16 77½
Luckily | 16 80½
Luckless | 16 82½
Luggage | 16 85½
Lugger | 16 87½
Lullaby | 16 90½
Lumber | 16 92½
Lunar | 16 95½
Lunatic | 16 97½
Luncheon | 17 00½
Lunge | 17 02½
Lustral | 17 05½
Lustily | 17 07½
Lustrous | 17 10½
Luxury | 17 12½
Lynx | 17 15½
Machine | 17 17½
Machinist | 17 20½
Mackerel | 17 22½
Madam | 17 25½
Madly | 17 27½
Madness | 17 30½
Madonna | 17 32½
Magazine | 17 35½
Maggot | 17 37½
Magistrate | 17 40½
Magnate | 17 42½
Magnet | 17 45½
Magnetism | 17 47½
Magnetic | 17 50½
Magnify | 17 52½
Magpie | 17 55½
Magnolia | 17 57½
Mahogany | 17 60½
Maiden | 17 62½
Maidenly | 17 65½
Mail | 17 67½
Maintain | 17 70½
Majesty | 17 72½
Major | 17 75½
Majority | 17 77½
Malady | 17 80½
Malignant | 17 82½
Manacle | 17 85½
Manage | 17 87½
Managing | 17 90½
Mandate | 17 92½
Manful | 17 95½
Manfully | 17 97½
Manhood | 18 00½
Maniac | 18 02½
Manifest | 18 05½
Manifestly | 18 07½
Manifold | 18 10½
Mankind | 18 12½
Manly | 18 15½
Mannerly | 18 17½
Mansion | 18 20½
Mantle | 18 22½
Manual | 18 25½
Manure | 18 27½
Maple | 18 30½
Marble | 18 32½
Marketed | 18 35½
Marketing | 18 37½
Marksman | 18 40½
Marquis | 18 42½
Marsh | 18 45½
Marshal | 18 47½
Martially | 18 50½
Masculine | 18 52½
Mason | 18 55½
Masonic | 18 57½
Masonry | 18 60½
Massive | 18 62½
Massively | 18 65½
Master | 18 67½
Masterly | 18 70½
Masticate | 18 72½
Mastiff | 18 75½
Mastodon | 18 77½
Maternal | 18 80½
Matron | 18 82½
Matronly | 18 85½
Mattress | 18 87½
Maxim | 18 90½
Meadow | 18 92½
Meagrely | 18 95½
Measles | 18 97½
Measure | 19 00½
Mechanic | 19 02½
Medal | 19 05½
Medallion | 19 07½
Meddler | 19 10½
Medical | 19 12½
Medicine | 19 15½
Meditate | 19 17½
Medley | 19 20½
Meeting | 19 22½
Mellow | 19 25½
Melody | 19 27½
Member | 19 30½
Membrane | 19 32½
Memento | 19 35½
Memory | 19 37½
Menace | 19 40½
Mendicant | 19 42½
Mental | 19 45½
Mentally | 19 47½
Mention | 19 50½
Merchant | 19 52½
Merit | 19 55½
Mermaid | 19 57½

Merrily

19 60½

Merry | 19 62½
Messenger | 19 65½
Metallic | 19 67½
Method | 19 70½
Methodist | 19 72½
Middy | 19 75½
Midland | 19 77½
Midst | 19 80½
Midway | 19 82½
Midwife | 19 85½
Mightily | 19 87½
Mighty | 19 90½
Migrate | 19 92½
Milch | 19 95½
Mildew | 19 97½
Mildewed | 20 00½
Mildly | 20 02½
Mildness | 20 05½
Mileage | 20 07½
Military | 20 10½
Militia | 20 12½
Milky | 20 15½
Milliner | 20 17½
Mimic | 20 20½
Mimical | 20 22½
Mineral | 20 25½
Minister | 20 27½
Ministry | 20 30½
Minstrel | 20 32½
Minus | 20 35½
Minute | 20 37½
Minutely | 20 40½
Miracle | 20 42½
Mirthful | 20 45½
Mischief | 20 47½
Misdeed | 20 50½
Miser | 20 52½
Miserly | 20 55½
Mishap | 20 57½
Mislay | 20 60½
Mislead | 20 62½
Misleading | 20 65½
Misplace | 20 67½
Misprint | 20 70½
Miss | 20 72½
Missive | 20 75½
Mission | 20 77½
Missionary | 20 80½
Mistress | 20 82½
Mistrust | 20 85½
Misty | 20 87½
Misuse | 20 90½
Misusage | 20 92½
Misusing | 20 95½
Mix | 20 97½
Mixture | 21 00½
Mobbed | 21 02½
Model | 21 05½
Modelled | 21 07½
Modelling | 21 10½
Modern | 21 12½
Modest | 21 15½
Modesty | 21 17½
Modify | 21 20½
Mohair | 21 22½
Moist | 21 25½
Moisten | 21 27½
Moistened | 21 30½
Moisture | 21 32½
Molar | 21 35½
Moldy | 21 37½
Molested | 21 40½
Molesting | 21 42½
Moment | 21 45½
Momentary | 21 47½
Monarch | 21 50½
Mongrel | 21 52½
Monitor | 21 55½
Monkey | 21 57½
Monogram | 21 60½
Monotone | 21 62½
Monster | 21 65½
Monthly | 21 67½
Monument | 21 70½
Moody | 21 72½
Moral | 21 75½
Morally | 21 77½
Morbid | 21 80½
Morbidly | 21 82½
Morsel | 21 85½
Mortal | 21 87½
Mortally | 21 90½
Mortar | 21 92½
Mortgage | 21 95½
Mortify | 21 97½
Mother | 22 00½
Motherly | 22 02½
Motto | 22 05½
Mourn | 22 07½
Mourner | 22 10½
Mourning | 22 12½
Mournful | 22 15½
Mouthful | 22 17½
Movement | 22 20½
Muddle | 22 22½
Muddy | 22 25½
Muffin | 22 27½
Muffler | 22 30½
Mulatto | 22 32½
Mulish | 22 35½
Multiple | 22 37½
Murder | 22 40½
Muscle | 22 42½
Muscular | 22 45½
Muse | 22 47½
Museum | 22 50½
Musical | 22 52½
Muslin | 22 55½
Mustard | 22 57½

Mutilate

22 60½

Mutinous | 22 62½
Mutiny | 22 65½
Mutton | 22 67½
Mutual | 22 70½
Muzzle | 22 72½
Muzzling | 22 75½
Mystery | 22 77½
Mystic | 22 80½
Mystify | 22 82½
Nabob | 22 85½
Namesake | 22 87½
Nankeen | 22 90½
Napkin | 22 92½
Narrow | 22 95½
Narrowly | 22 97½
Nasal | 23 00½
Nature | 23 02½
Natural | 23 05½
Navy | 23 07½
Navigate | 23 10½
Nebula | 23 12½
Neck | 23 15½
Necklace | 23 17½
Nectar | 23 20½
Needful | 23 22½
Negative | 23 25½
Neglect | 23 27½
Neglectful | 23 30½
Negligent | 23 32½
Negro | 23 35½
Negress | 23 37½
Neighbor | 23 40½
Neighborly | 23 42½
Nephew | 23 45½
Nervous | 23 47½
Nervously | 23 50½
Nestle | 23 52½
Nestling | 23 55½
Neutral | 23 57½
Neutrally | 23 60½
Nibble | 23 62½
Nibbling | 23 65½
Nickel | 23 67½
Niggard | 23 70½
Niggardly | 23 72½
Nightcap | 23 75½
Nightmare | 23 77½
Nimble | 23 80½
Nitrate | 23 82½
Nitrogen | 23 85½
Nitrous | 23 87½
Nobility | 23 90½
Nobly | 23 92½
Nobleman | 23 95½
Nobody | 23 97½
Nocturnal | 24 00½
Nominate | 24 02½
Nonsense | 24 05½
Normal | 24 07½
Nosegay | 24 10½
Nostril | 24 12½
Notably | 24 15½
Notary | 24 17½
Nourish | 24 20½
Nourished | 24 22½
Nourishing | 24 25½
Novel | 24 27½
Novelist | 24 30½
Novelty | 24 32½
Nude | 24 35½
Nudity | 24 37½
Nugget | 24 40½
Nuisance | 24 42½
Nullify | 24 45½
Nurture | 24 47½
Nutmeg | 24 50½
Nutriment | 24 52½
Oakum | 24 55½
Obdurate | 24 57½
Obedient | 24 60½
Obediently | 24 62½
Obelisk | 24 65½
Obituary | 24 67½
Obligate | 24 70½
Obligation | 24 72½
Obligating | 24 75½
Oblige | 24 77½
Oblique | 24 80½
Oblong | 24 82½
Obnoxious | 24 85½
Obscure | 24 87½
Obstacle | 24 90½
Obstinate | 24 92½
Obtuse | 24 95½
Obvious | 24 97½
Occupant | 25 00½
Occupy | 25 02½
Octagon | 25 05½
Oculist | 25 07½
Odor | 25 10½
Offal | 25 12½
Offense | 25 15½
Offensive | 25 17½
Offset | 25 20½
Offspring | 25 22½
Olden | 25 25½
Omega | 25 27½
Omnibus | 25 30½
Omission | 25 32½
Omit | 25 35½
Onset | 25 37½
Onslaught | 25 40½
Onward | 25 42½
Openly | 25 45½
Opera | 25 47½
Optional | 25 50½
Opulence | 25 52½
Opulent | 25 55½
Oracle | 25 57½

Orange

25 60½

Oration | 25 62½
Orator | 25 65½
Orbit | 25 67½
Orchard | 25 70½
Ordain | 25 72½
Ordained | 25 75½
Ordaining | 25 77½
Ordeal | 25 80½
Orderly | 25 82½
Ordinance | 25 85½
Organ | 25 87½
Organic | 25 90½
Organist | 25 92½
Origin | 25 95½
Ornament | 25 97½
Orthodox | 26 00½
Ostrich | 26 02½
Ottoman | 26 05½
Outbreak | 26 07½
Outburst | 26 10½
Outcast | 26 12½
Outdo | 26 15½
Outfit | 26 17½
Outgrow | 26 20½
Outlaw | 26 22½
Outlay | 26 25½
Outline | 26 27½
Outlook | 26 30½
Outpost | 26 32½
Outrage | 26 35½
Outrageous | 26 37½
Outside | 26 40½
Outskirt | 26 42½
Outspread | 26 45½
Outstrip | 26 47½
Outward | 26 50½
Overcome | 26 52½
Overflow | 26 55½
Oxide | 26 57½
Oxidate | 26 60½
Oxygen | 26 62½
Package | 26 65½
Packet | 26 67½
Paddle | 26 70½
Paddling | 26 72½
Padlock | 26 75½
Pagan | 26 77½
Paganism | 26 80½
Pageant | 26 82½
Painful | 26 85½
Painfully | 26 87½
Painless | 26 90½
Painter | 26 92½
Painting | 26 95½
Palace | 26 97½
Paladin | 27 00½
Palatable | 27 02½
Palatial | 27 05½
Palatine | 27 07½
Palaver | 27 10½
Palfry | 27 12½
Palisade | 27 15½
Palmetto | 27 17½
Palmy | 27 20½
Palpable | 27 22½
Palpitate | 27 25½
Palsy | 27 27½
Paltry | 27 30½
Pamphlet | 27 32½
Pancake | 27 35½
Pander | 27 37½
Panther | 27 40½
Papal | 27 42½
Paper | 27 45½
Papist | 27 47½
Papistry | 27 50½
Parade | 27 52½
Parading | 27 55½
Paradise | 27 57½
Paradox | 27 60½
Paragon | 27 62½
Parapet | 27 65½
Parasol | 27 67½
Parboil | 27 70½
Parboiled | 27 72½
Parchment | 27 75½
Pardon | 27 77½
Pardoned | 27 80½
Pardoning | 27 82½
Parent | 27 85½
Parentage | 27 90½
Parental | 27 87½
Parish | 27 92½
Parliament | 27 95½
Parlor | 27 97½
Parody | 28 00½
Parquet | 28 02½
Parsnip | 28 05½
Partake | 28 07½
Partaking | 28 10½
Partial | 28 12½
Partially | 28 15½
Particle | 28 17½
Partisan | 28 20½
Partner | 28 22½
Partridge | 28 25½
Passage | 28 27½
Passing | 28 30½
Passed | 28 32½
Passenger | 28 35½
Passion | 28 37½
Passively | 28 40½
Passport | 28 42½
Password | 28 45½
Pasteboard | 28 47½
Pastime | 28 50½
Pastry | 28 52½
Pasture | 28 55½
Pasturage | 28 57½

Pasturing

28 60½

Patent | 28 62½
Paternal | 28 65½
Paternity | 28 67½
Pathetic | 28 70½
Path | 28 72½
Pathway | 28 75½
Pathos | 28 77½
Patrol | 28 80½
Patrolled | 28 82½
Patrolling | 28 85½
Patronage | 28 87½
Pattern | 28 90½
Pauper | 28 92½
Pause | 28 95½
Pausing | 28 97½
Pavement | 29 00½
Pavilion | 29 02½
Pawn | 29 05½
Pawned | 29 07½
Pawning | 29 10½
Payment | 29 12½
Peaceful | 29 15½
Peacock | 29 17½
Pearl | 29 20½
Peasant | 29 22½
Pebble | 29 25½
Pedagogue | 29 27½
Peddler | 29 30½
Peddling | 29 32½
Pedestal | 29 35½
Pedestrian | 29 37½
Pedigree | 29 40½
Pediment | 29 42½
Peerless | 29 45½
Pelican | 29 47½
Pelf | 29 50½
Peltry | 29 52½
Penal | 29 55½
Penalty | 29 57½
Penance | 29 60½
Pencil | 29 62½
Pendant | 29 65½
Pending | 29 67½
Pendulum | 29 70½
Penetrate | 29 72½
Penguin | 29 75½
Penitence | 29 77½
Penitent | 29 80½
Penman | 29 82½
Penniless | 29 85½
Penny | 29 87½
Pension | 29 90½
Pensioner | 29 92½
Pentagon | 29 95½
Penticost | 29 97½
Pepper | 30 00½

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

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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

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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

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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

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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. A.
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

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Virtue | .  .  .  .  .  .
Virtuous | .  .  .  .  .  .
Visage | .  .  .  .  .  .
Visably | .  .  .  .  .  .
Visit | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vital | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vitally | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vixen | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vocal | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vocalist | .  .  .  .  .  .
Volcano | .  .  .  .  .  .
Volume | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vomit | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vomited | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vomiting | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vortex | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vulcanize | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vulgar | .  .  .  .  .  .
Vulgarly | .  .  .  .  .  .

Vulture

.  .  .  .  .  .

Waddle | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waddling | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wafer | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waffle | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wager | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wagon | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waist | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waiter | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wakeful | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walrus | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wampum | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wanton | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wardrobe | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warfare | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warlike | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warped | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warping | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warrant | .  .  .  .  .  .
Warranty | .  .  .  .  .  .

Wabbly

.  .  .  .  .  .

Wafted | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wagging | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waggish | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waggishly | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wagonette | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wagtail | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wainscot | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waistband | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waitress | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waken | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wakened | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wakening | .  .  .  .  .  .
Waldgrave | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walk | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walked | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walking | .  .  .  .  .  .
Wallop | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walloped | .  .  .  .  .  .
Walloping | .  .  .  .  .  .

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

REVISED EDITION

OF

TRADE MARK

SOLD BY

332 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET

CHICAGO, ILL.

EXPLANATORY.

In adding a Supplement to The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher, no other change whatever has been made.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The All Important Thing is Safety.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Its record speaks for itself.

INDEX

See Index on Page 4 of Additional Supplement.

| | PAGES
| Basis, | 25
| Breadstuffs, (Barley), | 15
| Breadstuffs, (Buckwheat), | 18
| Breadstuffs, (Corn), | 12
| Breadstuffs, (Flour), | 17
| Breadstuffs, (Mill Feed), | 16
| Breadstuffs, (Hay and Straw), | 18-19
| Breadstuffs, (Oats), | 13-14
| Breadstuffs, (Rye), | 14
| Breadstuffs, (Seeds), | 18
| Breadstuffs, (Wheat), | 9-11
| Buying and Selling, | 22-23
| Condition and Quality, | 20-21
| Foreign Advices, | 26
| Indemnities, | 28-29
| Miscellaneous, | 27
| Railroads and Rail Routes, | 5-6
| Shipping and Freights, | 24
| Transportation Lines (Lake Lines), | 7
| Transportation Lines (Ocean, Coast Lines), | 8
| Transportation Lines (Ocean Lines), | 8
| Transportation Lines (R. R. Freight Lines), | 7
| U. S. Government Standards, | 30

RAILROADS AND RAIL ROUTES.

Babbler | Ann Arbor.
Babbling | Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic.
Babyish | Atlantic Coast Line.
Baccarat | Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic.
Baccate | Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg.
Bacillus | Canadian Northern.
Bacteria | Central of Georgia.
Backbone | Central R. R. of New Jersey.
Badly | Central Vermont.
Badness | Chesapeake and Ohio.
Bagatelle | Chicago and Alton.
Bagpipe | Chicago and Illinois Western.
Bailiwick | Chicago Great Western.
Bailment | Chicago, Indiana and Southern.
Bakery | Chicago Junction.
Baking | Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound.
Balconet | Chicago Union Transfer.
Balefully | Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Ballastic | Colorado and Southern.
Balloonist | Colorado Midland.
Balmy | Erie.
Balustrade | Florida East Coast.
Bandana | Frisco Lines.
Bandbox | Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio.
Banded | Gulf Air Line.
Bandelet | Hocking Valley.
Bandoleer | Houston and Texas Central.
Bandoline | Houston, East and West Texas.
Bandsaw | Illinois Terminal.
Baneful | Indiana Harbor Belt.
Banefully | International and Great Northern.
Banished | Kansas City Southern.
Banishing | Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf.
Banjo | National Railway of Mexico.
Banking | Norfolk and Western.
Banter | New Orleans Great Northern.
Bantering | New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago.

Baptistry

Northwestern Pacific.

Baptized | Oregon Short Line.
Barbarian | Oregon-Washington R. R. and Navigat'n Co.
Barbaric | Pennsylvania.
Barbarism | Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Barbecue | Pere Marquette.
Barbette | Pittsburg and Lake Erie.
Barbican | Quebec Central.
Bardism | Queen and Crescent Route.
Barbatine | Rio Grande and Western.
Barnacle | Rutland.
Barology | Star and Crescent Route.
Baronage | Sunset Route.
Baronial | Seaboard Air Line.
Baroscope | St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.
Barque | Texas Midland.
Barracan | Toledo, St. Louis and Western.
Barricade | Western Maryland.
Barrister | Western Virginia.
Basaltic | West New Jersey and Sea Shore.
Bascule | Wheeling and Lake Erie.
Basket | Yazoo and Mississippi Valley.
Bassinet | Western Pacific.
Beatify | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beatitude | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beckon | .  .  .  .  .  .
Becloud | .  .  .  .  .  .
Becoming | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bedraggle | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bedrench | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beehive | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beetle | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beginning | .  .  .  .  .  .

RAILROAD FREIGHT LINES.

Behavior | Ashville Line.
Belch | Blue Ridge Despatch.
Belittle | Cumberland Gap Despatch.
Belladonna | Grand Trunk Despatch.
Bellows | Jersey Central, Lake Shore Despatch.
Belvedere | Jersey Central Mich. Central Despatch.
Benefactor | Lake Shore, Lackawanna Line.
Benefice | Lake Shore, Lehigh Valley Route.
Benighted | Lackawanna Grand Trunk Line.
Benzine | Michigan Central Lackawanna Line.
Bereave | Michigan Central Lehigh Valley Route.
Bergamot | Norfolk and Western Despatch.
Bermuda | Wabash Erie Despatch.
Bertha | Wabash O. and W. Route.
Beseech | .  .  .  .  .  .
Beset | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bespeak | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bestial | .  .  .  .  .  .

LAKE LINES.

Billows | Ann Arbor Line.
Binding | Algoma Central Steamship Line.
Binocular | Canadian Atlantic Transit Co.
Biologist | Canadian Lake Line.
Biology | Canadian Pacific S. S. Lines.
Bishopric | Chicago and Duluth Transportation Co.
Bisque | Erie and Western Transportation Co.
Bittern | Merchants Montreal Line.
Bivalve | Mutual Transit Co.
Blacken | Merchants Union Line.
Blackish | Northern Michigan Transportation Co.
Blameful | Northern Transportation Co.
Blazon | Pere Marquette Line.
Blinker | Rutland Transit Co.
Bloater | U. S. and Dominion Transportation Co.
Blooded | .  .  .  .  .  .

OCEAN LINES.

Blossom | Atlantic Transport Line.
Blundered | Canadian Pacific S. S. Line.
Blustered | Cosmopolitan Line.
Boarding | Dominion Line.
Bobolink | Great Northern S. S. Line.
Bobtail | Head Line.
Bodice | Neptune Line.
Bogus | Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Boldly | Philadelphia Trans-Atlantic Line.
Bombast | Scandinavian American Line.
Bonanza | United States Shipping Co.
Bonifice | Virginia Line.

OCEAN (COAST) LINES.

Bonnet | Clyde Line.
Boodle | Mallory Steamship Co.
Booklet | Metropolitan S. S. Co.
Boomer | Morgan Line.
Bootless | Munson S. S. Line.
Booty | Old Dominion Line.
Borough | Southern Pacific S. S. Line.
Botanic | Ward Line Route.
Bouquet | United Steamship Co.
Bovine | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bowery | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bowline | .  .  .  .  .  .
Boyhood | .  .  .  .  .  .
Brag | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bragged | .  .  .  .  .  .
Bragging | .  .  .  .  .  .
Branchlet | .  .  .  .  .  .
Brashly | .  .  .  .  .  .

BREADSTUFFS.

WHEAT.

Bravely | Chicago Contract Wheat.
Brazen | No. 3 Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brevity | No. 4 Chicago Spring Wheat.
Bridegroom | Rejected Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brigand | Sample Grade Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brighten | No. 3 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Broaden | No. 4 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Brogue | Rejected Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Bromide | Sample Grade Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Bronco | No. 1 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Brooklet | No. 2 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Brougham | No. 3 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Buddhist | No. 4 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Budget | Rejected Duluth Spring Wheat.
Building | Sample Grade Duluth Spring Wheat.
Bulkhead | No. 3 Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bulrush | No. 4 Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bulwark | Rejected Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bungalow | Sample Grade Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Burgess | No. 3 Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Burgundy | No. 4 Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Burmese | Rejected Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Bushman | Sample Grade Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Buttercup | No. 3 Northern Spring Wheat.
Cabalism | No. 4 Northern Spring Wheat.
Cabaret | Rejected Northern Spring Wheat.
Cackle | Sample Grade Northern Spring Wheat.
Caddy | No. 4 White Spring Wheat.
Cadenza | Rejected White Spring Wheat.
Calamus | Sample Grade White Spring Wheat.
Calcine | Sample Grade Spring Wheat.
Calliope | No. 1 Hard Spring Wheat.

Calvanist

No. 1 Durum Wheat.

Candle | No. 2 Durum Wheat.
Candy | No. 3 Durum Wheat.
Canister | No. 4 Durum Wheat.
Cankerous | Rejected Durum Wheat.
Cantata | Sample Grade Durum Wheat.
Canteen | No. 1 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Canticle | No. 2 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Capias | No. 3 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Capillary | No. 4 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Carburet | Rejected Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Careen | Sample Grade Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Caressed | Mixed Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Caressing | No. 4 Hard Winter Wheat.
Carnation | Rejected Hard Winter Wheat.
Caroline | Sample Grade Hard Winter Wheat.
Cartilage | Rejected White Winter Wheat.
Casino | Sample Grade White Winter Wheat.
Cassock | Rejected Red Winter Wheat.
Castanet | Sample Grade Red Winter Wheat.
Catalpa | No. 1 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cataract | No. 2 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cavalcade | No. 3 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cayman | No. 4 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Celibacy | Rejected Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Centaur | Sample Grade Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cephus | No. 1 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chainless | No. 2 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chaldean | No. 3 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chalice | No. 4 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chalk | Rejected Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chamois | Sample Grade Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chancery | Pacific Coast Mixed Wheat.
Changeless | No. 1 Mixed Wheat.
Chaotic | No. 2 Mixed Wheat.
Chariot | No. 3 Mixed Wheat.

Charmful

No. 4 Mixed Wheat.

Charmless | Rejected Mixed Wheat.
Cheerless | Sample Grade Mixed Wheat.
Chemise | Straight Country Run Wheat.

MANITOBA WHEAT.

Chicane | No. 1 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chicanery | No. 2 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chiefdom | No. 3 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chiefless | Sample Grade Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chigger | No. 1 Manitoba Hard Wheat.
Chillness | No. 1 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Choral | No. 2 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Chlorine | No. 3 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Choppy | Sample Grade Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Chromo | No. 4 Extra Wheat.
Churchly | No. 5 Extra Wheat.
Circus | No. 6 Extra Wheat.
Civility | Feed Wheat.
Clamped | No. 2 Feed Wheat.
Clannish | No. 4 Winter Wheat.
Clasp | Scoured Manitoba Wheat.
Clasped | Sample Manitoba Wheat.
Clasping | .  .  .  .  .  .
Claymore | .  .  .  .  .  .
Clematis | .  .  .  .  .  .
Clemency | .  .  .  .  .  .
Climatic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Cloven | .  .  .  .  .  .
Cobalt | .  .  .  .  .  .
Collodion | .  .  .  .  .  .
Colonel | .  .  .  .  .  .
Coloring | .  .  .  .  .  .

CORN.

Colossus | No. 4 White Corn.
Columbine | Rejected White Corn.
Compiling | Sample Grade White Corn.
Composite | No. 4 Yellow Corn.
Conception | Rejected Yellow Corn.
Concrete | Sample Grade Yellow Corn.
Condor | No. 1 Mixed Corn.
Condusive | No. 2 Mixed Corn.
Confab | No. 3 Mixed Corn.
Confusing | No. 4 Mixed Corn.
Conquer | Rejected Mixed Corn.
Consort | Sample Grade Mixed Corn.
Contralto | Mixed Corn.
Contrary | Old Corn.
Cordage | Old Ear Corn.
Cordial | New Ear Corn.
Corduroy | Good Feeder Corn.
Corona | Common Feeder Corn.
Corrugate | St. Charles Red Top Corn.
Cough | Kiln Dried Corn.
Coughing | Kiln Dried Corn, testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.
Coverlet | Testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.
Creation | White Kaffir Corn.
Cremated | Red Caffir Corn.
Cremating | Milo-Maize.
Cremation | .  .  .  .  .  .
Cribbage | .  .  .  .  .  .
Croak | .  .  .  .  .  .
Croaked | .  .  .  .  .  .
Croaking | .  .  .  .  .  .
Crowded | .  .  .  .  .  .
Crucible | .  .  .  .  .  .

OATS.

Crucifix | Standard White Oats.
Culvert | No. 4 White Oats.
Cumulate | Rejected White Oats.
Cupidity | Sample Grade White Oats.
Cuspidor | No. 1 Yellow Oats.
Dado | No. 2 Yellow Oats.
Dagger | No. 3 Yellow Oats.
Dahlia | No. 4 Yellow Oats.
Damson | Rejected Yellow Oats.
Dandy | Sample Grade Yellow Oats.
Datum | No. 1 Mixed Oats.
Daybreak | No. 2 Mixed Oats.
Deadened | No. 3 Mixed Oats.
Debutant | No. 4 Mixed Oats.
Decalogue | Rejected Mixed Oats.
Decorate | Sample Grade Mixed Oats.
Decorum | No. 1 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Decoy | No. 2 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deepen | No. 3 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deepened | No. 4 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deface | Rejected Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Defeated | Sample Grade Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Demerit | No. 3 White Clipped Oats.
Denude | No. 4 White Clipped Oats.
Dependent | Rejected White Clipped Oats.
Deployed | Sample Grade White Clipped Oats.
Desecrate | No. 1 Red Clipped Oats.
Desperado | No. 2 Red Clipped Oats.
Despise | No. 3 Red Clipped Oats.
Despoil | No. 4 Red Clipped Oats.
Despond | Rejected Red Clipped Oats.
Devoted | Sample Grade Red Clipped Oats.
Devoutly | Red Clipped Oats ____ lbs.
Diabolic | Testing ____ lbs. or over.
Diagnosis | .  .  .  .  .  .

Diaper

Extra 1 Canadian Western Oats.

Dicker | No. 1 Canadian Western Oats.
Dickering | No. 2 Canadian Western Oats.
Dictation | No. 3 Canadian Western Oats.
Dictum | Sample Grade Canadian Western Oats.
Diffuse | No. 1 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Diffusely | No. 2 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Digress | No. 3 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Dilation | No. 1 Canadian Black Oats.
Dilatory | No. 2 Canadian Black Oats.
Dilemna | Rejected Canadian Black Oats.
Dinghy | Sample Grade Canadian Black Oats.
Diplomacy | .  .  .  .  .  .
Dipper | .  .  .  .  .  .
Director | .  .  .  .  .  .
Disable | .  .  .  .  .  .
Disabuse | .  .  .  .  .  .

RYE.

Disciple | No. 4 Rye.
Disclaim | Sample Grade Rye.
Discourse | Choice Rye by Sample.
Disdain | Eastern Canadian Rye.
Disdained | Western Canadian Rye.
Disfavor | Manitoba Rye.
Disfigure | .  .  .  .  .  .
Disinfect | .  .  .  .  .  .
Disown | .  .  .  .  .  .
Disowned | .  .  .  .  .  .
Displace | .  .  .  .  .  .

BARLEY.

Disrupt | Extra No. 3 Barley.
Dissolute | No. 1 Winter Barley.
Dissonant | No. 2 Winter Barley.
Distantly | No. 3 Winter Barley.
Distracted | No. 4 Winter Barley.
Disturbed | Rejected Winter Barley.
Divulging | Sample Grade Winter Barley.
Dogstar | No. 4 Scotch Barley.
Dolefully | Rejected Scotch Barley.
Domicile | Sample Grade Scotch Barley.
Domino | Purified Barley.
Doom | No. 1 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Doomed | No. 2 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Dormitory | No. 3 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Dormouse | No. 4 Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Dorsal | Rejected Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Dowager | Sample Grade Bay Brewing Mixed Barley.
Drudgey | No. 1 Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Drugged | No. 2 Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Dugout | No. 3 Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Dulcimer | No. 4 Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Dummy | Rejected Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Dynamo | Sample Grade Chevalier Mixed Barley.
Easterly | No. 4 Bay Brewing Barley.
Eastward | Rejected Bay Brewing Barley.
Educator | Sample Grade Bay Brewing Barley.
Elocution | No. 4 Chevalier Barley.
Emersion | Rejected Chevalier Barley.
Emigrant | Sample Grade Chevalier Barley.
Emotion | No. 1 Feed Barley.
Emperor | Choice Malting Barley.
Emphasis | Fair Malting Barley.
Emulsion | Common Malting Barley.
Enduring | .  .  .  .  .  .
Endwise | .  .  .  .  .  .
Enthuse | .  .  .  .  .  .

MILL FEED.

Eventful | Mill run Winter Wheat Bran in Bulk.
Evergreen | Mill run Winter Wheat Bran in Sacks.
Executor | Mill run Spring Wheat Bran in Bulk.
Executrix | Mill run Spring Wheat Bran in Sacks.
Exemplar | Mixed Bran in Bulk.
Expansive | Mixed Bran in Sacks.
Expressly | Utah Bran in 80 lb. Bags.
Exquisite | Utah Bran in 90 lb. Bags.
Fabric | Utah Bran in 100 lb. Bags.
Fabricate | Utah Bran in irregular sized Bags.
Fallacy | Choice Yellow Corn Meal in Bulk.
Fantastic | Choice Yellow Corn Meal in Sacks.
Fatalism | Fair Yellow Corn Meal in Bulk.
Femanine | Fair Yellow Corn Meal in Sacks.
Femoral | Choice White Corn Meal in Bulk.
Festivity | Choice White Corn Meal in Sacks.
Fibrous | Fair White Corn Meal in Bulk.
Fiction | Fair White Corn Meal in Sacks.
Flamingo | Mixed Corn Meal in Bulk.
Flatten | Mixed Corn Meal in Sacks.
Flippant | Buckwheat Midlings in Bulk.
Florest | Buckwheat Midlings in 100 lb. Sacks.
Flowers | Gluten Feed in Bulk.
Flunkey | Gluten Feed in Sacks.
Forbear | Cotton Seed Oil Cake in Bulk.
Forbidden | Cotton Seed Oil Cake in Sacks.
Forcible | Choice Mixed Screenings.
Forecast | Fair Mixed Screenings.
Forego | Car Sweepings.
Foremost | Mill Sweepings.
Forestry | Flax Screenings.
Forgiving | In 80 lb. Sacks.
Forsooth | In 90 lb. Sacks.
Foulness | In 100 lb. Sacks.
Fragile | In 140 lb. Sacks.
Fragment | In ____ lb. Sacks.
Frantic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Fraternal | .  .  .  .  .  .

FLOUR.

Frontlet | Special Patent Flour.
Fulcrum | Patent Flour.
Furniture | Straight ____ Flour.
Fusible | Clear ____ Flour.
Gadfly | Second Clear ____ Flour.
Gallant | Low Grade ____ Flour.
Gallipot | Equal to ____ Flour.
Gallivant | Minnesota Spring Wheat Flour.
Gangway | Northwestern Spring Wheat Flour.
Garbage | Manitoba Spring Wheat Flour.
Gardiner | Hard Spring Wheat Flour.
Garnish | White Winter Wheat Flour.
Garrison | Hard Winter Wheat Flour.
Gastric | Pacific Coast White Wheat Flour.
Gelatine | Pacific Coast Red Wheat Flour.
Gentility | Winter Wheat Flour.
Geodesy | Spring Wheat Flour.
Geometry | Southwestern Flour.
Ghetto | Export Flour.
Ghost | City Mills Flour.
Gibbet | Country Mills Flour.
Gladsome | Fancy White Rye Flour.
Glanders | Standard Rye Flour.
Glimmer | City Mills Rye Flour.
Glorify | Country Mills Rye Flour.
Glorious | Dark Rye Flour.
Glossary | X X Rye Flour.
Goggles | X X X Rye Flour.
Gondola | Fancy Buckwheat Flour.
Gossamer | White Corn Flour.
Gourd | Red Dog Flour.
Graft | Wheat Graham Flour.
Grafted | Rye Graham Flour.
Grafting | .  .  .  .  .  .
Grammer | .  .  .  .  .  .
Granule | .  .  .  .  .  .
Grapnel | .  .  .  .  .  .

SEEDS.

Gravel | No. 2 Flax Seed.
Griffin | No 2 Northwestern Flax Seed.
Gullible | Rejected Northwestern Flax Seed.
Gunnery | No. 1 Manitoba Flax Seed.
Gunshot | No. 2 Manitoba Flax Seed.
Gunwale | Rejected Manitoba Flax Seed.
Gusset | Choice Flax Seed by Sample.
Gutteral | Fair Flax Seed by Sample.
Hagler | Brome Grass Seed.
Hailstone | Orchard Grass Seed.
Halberd | Blue Grass Seed.
Hammer | Red Top Grass Seed.
Hammock | Lawn Grass Seed.
Hamper | Alsyke Seed.
Handful | Alfalfa Seed.
Harem | Cane Seed.
Harken | Rape Seed.

BUCKWHEAT.

Harlequin | Choice Buckwheat.
Hartshorn | Sound Milling Japanese Buckwheat.
Hawser | Sound Milling Silver Hull Buckwheat.
Headsman | Sound Milling Mixed Buckwheat.
Heartless | .  .  .  .  .  .

HAY AND STRAW.

Hectic | Rejected Timothy Hay.
Heirloom | Sample Grade Timothy Hay.
Hellebore | Choice Clover Hay.
Helpmate | No. 3 Clover Hay.
Hemlock | Rejected Clover Hay.
Henchman | Sample Grade Clover Hay.
Heptagon | Choice Clover Mixed Hay.
Heraldry | No. 3 Clover Mixed Hay.
Hermit | Rejected Clover Mixed Hay.
Hibernal | Sample Grade Clover Mixed Hay
Hickory | Rejected Prairie Hay.

Hireling

Choice Upland Hay.

Hobble | No. 1 Upland Hay.
Hockey | No. 2 Upland Hay.
Homicide | No. 3 Upland Hay.
Hoodlum | Rejected Upland Hay.
Hoodwink | Sample Grade Upland Hay.
Hosanna | Choice Marsh Hay.
Hostage | No. 1 Marsh Hay.
Hotbed | No. 2 Marsh Hay.
Hothouse | No. 3 Marsh Hay.
Household | Rejected Marsh Hay.
Hubbub | Sample Grade Marsh Hay.
Hurtful | Threshed Timothy Hay.
Hyphen | Packing Hay.
Imbecile | Cattle Hay.
Immune | Choice Alfalfa Hay.
Importune | Fair Alfalfa Hay.
Impunity | Common Alfalfa Hay.
Indicator | Sample Grade Alfalfa Hay.
Indispose | Choice Johnson Grass.
Inflation | Good Johnson Grass.
Insoluble | Common Johnson Grass.
Institute | Choice Oat Straw.
Insular | Fair Oat Straw.
Integral | Sample Grade Oat Straw.
Intensely | Choice Rye Straw.
Interline | Fair Rye Straw.
Interlope | Sample Grade Rye Straw.
Intermix | Choice Barley Straw.
Intervene | Fair Barley Straw.
Intestine | Sample Grade Barley Straw.
Intonate | .  .  .  .  .  .
Jasmine | .  .  .  .  .  .
Jeweler | .  .  .  .  .  .
Jimmy | .  .  .  .  .  .
Jingling | .  .  .  .  .  .

CONDITION AND QUALITY

Kennel | What is the condition?
Kerchief | What is the condition of grain in store?
Kledive | Is there danger of grain in store going out of condition?
Kidnap | Is there danger of heating?
Kindness | Is ____ suitable for seed?
Kindly | Has ____ been treated?
Kindred | Will you guarantee?
Kingdom | Condition on arrival.
Kinsman | Condition in store.
Kitchen | Condition when loaded.
Kitten | Condition in transit.
Kittenish | Condition when shipped.
Knapsack | Grain in store.
Knead | Grain in transit.
Kneaded | In good condition.
Kneading | In fair condition.
Knife | In poor condition.
Knight | Liable to get out of condition.
Knightly | Has been turned and improving.
Knitting | Has been treated.
Knot | Slightly mixed with ____
Knout | Badly mixed with ____
Knuckle | Think no danger of heating.
Knuckling | Think no danger grain in store.
Kodak | Free from willful mixture.
Labeling | Better than sample.
Labored | Fully equal to sample.
Laboring | Not equal to sample.
Laborious | Better than last.
Laconic | As good as last.
Ladrone | Poorer than last.
Lagoon | Has not been treated.
Lambkin | Not properly loaded.
Lampoon | Unfit for Export.
Lamprey | Unfit for shipping.
Lancelot | Unfit for milling.
Landlady | Not as represented.

Languidly

Not suitable for our purpose.

Landsman | Not suitable for your purpose.
Lapel | Not suitable for seed.
Lapidary | Not according to contract.
Lapsable | If cleaned might grade.
Larceny | Is suitable for seed.
Largely | If quality is.
Largeness | Quality is to be.
Larkspur | Quality is not.
Larrup | Satisfaction in every way.
Lassitude | According to contract.
Lavatory | Suitable for our purpose.
Lavishly | Suitable for your purpose.
Lawlessly | We will guarantee.
Laxity | To arrive in good condition.
Laziness | To arrive cool and sweet.
Leaflet | We cannot guarantee.
Learn | Official weights.
Learned | Official grades.
Learning | Official weights and grades.
Leaseholds | Weights at this end.
Leathern | Weights at that end.
Leavened | .  .  .  .  .  .
Lecturing | .  .  .  .  .  .
Leeward | .  .  .  .  .  .
Legalism | .  .  .  .  .  .
Legality | .  .  .  .  .  .
Legendary | .  .  .  .  .  .
Legislator | .  .  .  .  .  .
Leisurely | .  .  .  .  .  .
Lemonade | .  .  .  .  .  .
Lenient | .  .  .  .  .  .
Leniently | .  .  .  .  .  .
Lenten | .  .  .  .  .  .
Lentils | .  .  .  .  .  .

BUYING AND SELLING.

Levant | Give us refusal.
Leverage | We give you refusal.
Lewdly | Including all charges.
Lewdness | Cannot give refusal.
Libation | If foreign advices steady.
Libelous | If foreign advices higher.
Liberator | If foreign advices lower.
Libretto | If you think best.
Lifeboat | At ____ above your limit.
Limpidly | At ____ under your limit.
Lingo | At no premium or discount on.
Linguist | At no premium or discount over.
Liquefy | At no premium or discount under.
Listening | Advance price all grades Wheat.
Literary | Advance price on all grades Corn.
Lithium | Advance price on all grades Oats.
Liturgy | Advance price on ____
Loathful | Reduce price on all grades Wheat.
Lobbyist | Reduce price on all grades Corn.
Lobelia | Reduce price on all grades Oats.
Localism | Reduce price on ____
Lodgment | Think now good time to buy.
Loftiness | Impossible to buy any cheaper.
Logwood | Expect to be able fill your offers.
Longing | Have refusal for to-day.
Lookout | Have refusal until ____
Loophole | Have given close figures.
Loosen | Too scarce to offer.
Loosened | We are working on your offer.
Lovable | Samples mailed you are still unsold.
Lukewarm | Work on balance samples.
Lunacy | Sell subject to being unsold on receipt your telegram.
Lurch | Sell only to parties who will pay Drafts promptly.
Lurched | Sell if necessary to compete.
Lurching | You ought to be able to sell.

Lustfully

This is a close price.

Lynch | Can sell elsewhere to better advantage.
Macaroni | Sell any of the samples.
Madcap | Prices named good till tomorrow.
Madrigal | Think can sell more at same price.
Magdalen | Sell more at same price.
Magenta | Sell at best advantage.
Magic | Quote everything as last quoted.
Magical | The lowest we can quote is ____
Magically | Cannot offer at same price.
Magnesia | Cannot replace at prices offered.
Magneto | Continue working on samples at last prices given.
Magnitude | Offer at prices named in letter.
Mainmast | Withdraw all quotations.
Malapert | Market too excited to make sales.
Malaria | Have no Wheat to offer.
Malay | Have no Corn to offer.
Malefactor | Have no Oats to offer.
Malice | Have no ____ to offer.
Malicious | Samples all sold.
Malign | Samples all sold except ____
Maltese | Have sold following samples.
Maltreat | Have on hand unsold ____
Mamaluke | Your order by wire is filled.
Mammal | Your order by mail is filled.
Mammoth | All sales subject to delay in transfer.
Manakin | Subject to our confirmation by wire.
Mandamus | Subject to reply by wire.
Mandarin | Subject to reply by cable.
Mandatory | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mandolin | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mandrake | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mandrel | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mangle | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mangrove | .  .  .  .  .  .
Manicure | .  .  .  .  .  .

SHIPPING AND FREIGHTS.

Marriage | To be shipped to ____
Marvel | To be shipped from ____
Marvelous | By water in bulk.
Mascot | In even weight packages.
Matinee | If can get cars.
Matrix | Vessel to load ____
Mature | Shipment within ____ days.
Maturely | Shipment within ____ weeks.
Mayor | Shipment first ____ days in.
Mayoralty | Shipment last ____ days in.
Meander | Roads crowded cannot ship promptly.
Medulla | Property shipped some days ago.
Medusa | Getting very prompt shipments now.
Melodeon | Cannot ship large or small cars, must take cars as they run.
Melodist | We are tracing all shipments.
Melon | Cannot ship route you name as property is already bought on.
Melotype | Too late to change billing.
Memorial | Shipments to be scattered.
Mendacity | Ship to ____ for export.
Menthol | Wire shipping instructions.
Merciful | Can you ship to ____ for export.
Merciless | Can you scatter shipments.
Mercury | Can ship to ____ for export.
Meringo | Can scatter shipments.
Merriment | Cannot ship to ____ for export.
Metabolic | Cannot scatter shipments.
Metaphor | Will forward papers to-day.
Microbe | Freights per bushel from ____
Midriff | Freights per barrel from ____
Mikado | Freights per 100 lbs. from ____
Militant | Freights per bushel to ____
Milking | Freights per barrel to ____
Millstone | Freights per 100 lbs. to ____
Mimicry | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mindful | .  .  .  .  .  .
Miniature | .  .  .  .  .  .
Minnow | .  .  .  .  .  .

BASIS.

Miscarry | Basis on track here.
Mischance | Basis on track there.
Miscreant | Basis on track ____
Miserable | Basis F. O. B. Boat here.
Misfit | Basis F. O. B. Boat there.
Missal | Basis F. O. B. Boat ____
Mitigate | Basis C. I. F. here.
Mittimus | Basis C. I. F. there.
Mobilize | Basis C. I. F. ____
Mockery | Basis in store here.
Moderate | Basis in store there.
Moderator | Basis in store ____
Modulate | Boston points.
Modiste | Georgian Bay Ports.
Mogul | Group one Texas.
Molecule | Group two Texas.
Molest | Group three Texas.
Mollify | Group four Texas.
Momentous | Group five Texas.
Momentum | Group six Texas.
Monarchy | Minnesota Transfer.
Monestery | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monastic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monkhood | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monkish | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monograph | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monolith | .  .  .  .  .  .
Monologue | .  .  .  .  .  .

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

FOREIGN ADVISES.

Moonstone | Broomhall quotes Liverpool Wheat.
Moralist | Broomhall quotes Liverpool Corn.
Mordant | Broomhall quotes London Wheat.
Morgue | Broomhall quotes London Corn.
Mormon | Broomhall quotes Mark Lane Wheat.
Morphia | Broomhall quotes Mark Lane Corn.
Morphine | Broomhall quotes English country markets.
Mortuary | Broomhall quotes Paris Wheat.
Mosaic | Broomhall quotes French country markets.
Moslem | Broomhall quotes Antwerp Wheat.
Mosquito | Broomhall quotes Odessa Wheat.
Mountain | Broomhall quotes cargoes off coast Wheat.
Mounted | Broomhall quotes cargoes off coast Corn.
Movable | Broomhall quotes Argentina market.
Mucilage | Broomhall quotes weather in England.
Mulberry | Broomhall quotes weather in France.
Multiplex | Broomhall quotes weather on Continent.
Multitude | Broomhall quotes weather in Argentina.
Mumble | Broomhall quotes weather in Russia.
Mummy | Broomhall quotes weather in Australia.
Mumps | Broomhall quotes weather in India.
Murmur | Broomhall quotes Buenos Aires Wheat.
Muscatel | Broomhall quotes Berlin Wheat.
Mushroom | Broomhall quotes Budapest Wheat.
Music | Broomhall quotes ____
Musket | Stocks in ____ large.
Musketry | Stocks in ____ increasing.
Muskox | Stocks in ____ decreasing.
Muskrat | Stocks in ____ small.
Mustang | Heavy shipments from ____
Mutely | Light shipments from ____
Muteness | Prospects large crops.
Mutiscope | Crop prospects poor.
Myth | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mythology | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mystified | .  .  .  .  .  .
Mythologist | .  .  .  .  .  .

MISCELLANEOUS.

Naked | Draft returned refused.
Nakedly | Bank wires Draft refused.
Nakedness | Bank has no advice of payment Draft.
Nameless | Draft was drawn.
Namely | Cannot draw Drafts payable on arrival.
Narcotic | Send Draft to ____
Narrate | Have Bank present Draft again.
Narrating | Draw on us for difference.
Nativity | Pay Draft if not right will adjust difference.
Nattily | Your draft is paid.
Naughty | Will honor your Draft on us.
Nausea | Draw at sight with all documents attached.
Nautical | Draw on demand with all documents attached
Navigator | Must pay for property.
Nebulous | Referring to your letter of ____
Nepotism | Referring to our letter of ____
Nickname | Referring to your wire of ____
Nicotine | Referring to our wire of ____
Nimbus | Referring to your contract of ____
Nobleness | Referring to our contract of ____
Nocturne | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nodular | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nodule | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nomad | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nomadic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nonplus | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nostrum | .  .  .  .  .  .
Novice | .  .  .  .  .  .
Noxious | .  .  .  .  .  .
Numeral | .  .  .  .  .  .
Nuptual | .  .  .  .  .  .

INDEMNITIES.

Oath | Quote Ups and Downs on Wheat.
Oblate | Quote Ups and Downs on Corn.
Oblation | Quote Ups and Downs on Oats.
Obscurely | Buy Ups on ____ Wheat.
Obtrude | Buy Ups on ____ Corn.
Obtusely | Buy Ups on ____ Oats.
Octave | Buy Downs on ____ Wheat.
Octopus | Buy Downs on ____ Corn.
Oddity | Buy Downs on ____ Oats.
Olivet | Sell Ups on ____ Wheat.
Olympic | Sell Ups on ____ Corn.
Omelet | Sell Ups on ____ Oats.
Onwardly | Sell Downs on ____ Wheat.
Opossum | Sell Downs on ____ Corn.
Opponent | Sell Downs on ____ Oats.
Opposite | Have Bought Ups on ____ Wheat.
Oppress | Have Bought Ups on ____ Corn.
Oppressed | Have Bought Ups on ____ Oats.
Optimist | Have Bought Downs on ____ Wheat.
Orphan | Have Bought Downs on ____ Corn.
Orphanage | Have Bought Downs on ____ Oats.
Ovation | Have Sold Ups on ____ Wheat.
Overture | Have Sold Ups on ____ Corn.
Pacify | Have Sold Ups on ____ Oats.
Padrone | Have Sold Downs on ____ Wheat.
Pagoda | Have Sold Downs on ____ Corn.
Pajamas | Have Sold Downs on ____ Oats.
Palmist | Expiring this week.
Palmistry | Expiring next week.
Panoply | Expiring this month.
Pansy | Good till the end of ____
Pantaloon | This order open until ____
Papacy | Ups in strong demand indicates large short interest.
Parable | Downs in strong demand indicates large long interest.
Parabola | Very moderate demand for Ups.
Parachute | Very moderate demand for Downs.

Parasite

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

Parlance | Owing to slack demand do not think can execute your Indemnity order.
Passive | Very heavy trading in Ups.
Passover | Very heavy trading in Downs.
Pastoral | Very little doing in Ups and Downs.
Patience | .  .  .  .  .  .
Patiently | .  .  .  .  .  .
Patriot | .  .  .  .  .  .
Peaceable | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pectoral | .  .  .  .  .  .
Peculate | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pedantic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pediform | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pedometer | .  .  .  .  .  .
Peevish | .  .  .  .  .  .
Peevishly | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pelvic | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pendulous | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pensive | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pensively | .  .  .  .  .  .
Penumbra | .  .  .  .  .  .
People | .  .  .  .  .  .
Pepsin | .  .  .  .  .  .
Perception | .  .  .  .  .  .

U. S. GOVERNMENT STANDARDS

Effective July 1st, 1917

Rabid | Dark Northern Spring Wheat.
Rabboni | Northern Spring Wheat.
Raccoon | Red Spring Wheat.
Racket | Red Spring Humpback Wheat.
Radiator | Amber Durum Wheat.
Radium | Durum Wheat.
Rafter | Red Durum Wheat.
Rafting | Dark Hard Winter Wheat.
Raftsman | Hard Winter Wheat.
Rally | Yellow Hard Winter Wheat.
Ramify | Red Winter Wheat.
Rampage | Red Walla Wheat.
Ramrod | Soft Red Wheat.
Ramus | Hard White Wheat.
Rascality | Soft White Wheat.
Rattler | White Club Wheat.
Raven | Sample Wheat.
Ravenous | Mixed Wheat.
Readiness | Smutty Wheat.
Realism | Treated Wheat.
Reality | Percentage of Moisture.
Reap | Number 1.
Reaped | Number 2.
Reaping | Number 3.
Reasoning | Number 4.
Rebuttal | Number 5.
Recant | Number 2 or better.
Reception | Number 3 or better.
Recess | Number 4 or better.
Recital | As good as number 2.
Recite | As good as number 3.
Reckoning | As good as number 4.
Reclaim | .  .  .  .  .  .
Recluse | .  .  .  .  .  .
Recollect | .  .  .  .  .  .

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Table of Contents

The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher

- Read carefully
- Index
- Specified quantities.
- Hay and straw

- Breadstuffs.

- Wheat.

- Corn.

- Oats.

- Rye.

- Barley.

- Seeds.

- Mill feed.

- Flour.

- Highwines.

- Provisions.

- Hogs.

- Pork.

- Lard.

- Grease and tallow.

- Stearine.

- Beef.

- Qualifications.

- Averages.

- In salt.

- In pickle.

- Time of delivery.

- Seller's option unless otherwise stated.

- Quotations and quantities.

- Quotations for provisions.

- Your letter of ?? received.

- State of the market.

- Upward.

- State of the market.

- Inactive.

- Market additions.

- State of the market.

- Downward.

- Foreign advices.

- Receipts.

- Shipments.

- Stock.

- About buying.

- Customer.

- About buying.

- Broker.

- About selling.

- Customer.

- About selling.

- Broker.

- Miscellaneous.

- Shipping instructions.

- Shipping and freight enquiries.

- Shipping and freight advices.

- Bids, acceptances, billing, etc.

- Freights by sail.

- Freights by steam.

- Freights by steam and rail.

- Freights all rail.

- Foreign freights.

- Routes and conveyances.

- Railroads.

- Railroad lines.

- Lake lines.

- Ocean steam lines.

- About funds.

- About insurance.

- About telegraphing.

- Crops and weather.

- About packing.

- Time of day.

- Sundries.

Supplement

- Explanatory

- Index

- Railroads and rail routes.

- Railroad freight lines.

- Lake lines.

- Ocean lines.

- Ocean (coast) lines.

- Breadstuffs.

- Wheat.

- Manitoba wheat.

- Corn.

- Oats.

- Rye.

- Barley.

- Mill feed.

- Flour.

- Seeds.

- Buckwheat.

- Hay and straw.

- Condition and quality

- Buying and selling.

- Shipping and freights.

- Basis.

- Foreign advises.

- Miscellaneous.

- Indemnities.

- U. S. Government standards

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