Private Telegraphic Cipher Code 1897

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PRIVATE

TELEGRAPHIC

Cipher CodeARRANGED BY

Kerr, Gordon & Co.,NEW YORK CITY.

CABLE ADDRESS, ClKER.

Copyright, 1897, by Kerh, Gordon & Co.


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INDEX.THE CIPHER.

CIPHER. PACKBuying and Selling 12 to 28Chicago Stocks Ar 11Common Fractions Br 1!Cotton Orders \t 12Credits Lu 32Day of the Month lit- 14Day of the Week Be 14Exchanges, List of \i> ioExpress Companies, etc. . . Art |Funds If 88Grain Orders Bab.. 18Months Be 14New York S Al 10Numbers Br, etc l">Oil Orders \i 12Provisions 12, 22 and 86Quantities Br, etc 15Quotations Br, etc i">Short Rib Orders Ink ~>Sixteenths Mr 14Splits Br 14ks and Stock Orders 12 and 30graphing and Miscellany l.i MTimeof Daj .... Bal 18United States Bonds As 12ADDITIONAL [NFOBMATION.

Bonds 3Commissions 7Confidential Relations 8Cotton Transactions tfI)


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KERR, GORDON & CO.NEW YORK CITY.PRIVATE CIPHER CODE.

Considerations of privacy, economy and convenienceunite in suggesting the use of a telegraphic code of com-munication with customers.Clients, if they choose, may use Robinson's Code in-stead.INVESTMENTS SOLICITED.

We respectfully solicit the investment of capital in anyof the Stocks or Bonds listed on the New York Stock Ex-change, and the Now York Consolidated stock Exchangeand in Grain. Cotton, Oil, Provisions, or any other prod-uct for which there exists a quick market ;it the Ex-changes of New York and Chicago.Orders may be for cash or future delivery. Custom-ary stock orders solicited. Consignments of car lots re-ceive our most careful attention.We shall preface our Private Code with brief explana-tory paragraphs concerning the methods of modernfinance.

PUBLIC EXCHANGES.These are markets at which a large number of mer-chants meet daily, creating an immediate demand forcertain staple or negotiable property.

STOCKS.Corporations divide their property into shares calledstocks. A stock certificate is an official document indicat-ing and declaring the ownership of a certain number ofshares.

BONDS.Bonds are the SECURED promises of corporations, etc.,to pay borrowed money with Interest.


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4STOCK OPERATIONS.

It is possible for all persons to deal on these Exchangesthrough the regular members. The prices of stocks, asthey fluctuate, are reported by telegraph, and the in-vestor can always instruct his broker by the same rapidmeans.

A STOCK INVESTMENT.It is not necessary that the investor should furnish allthe capital needed to buy or sell stocks. Ik' may deal onwhat is called a MARGIN. To buy LOO Shares Of stock. ($100per share par value) the clienl should send his broker say

$500 and the broker will carry the balance of the invest-ment, charging only tin- legal Interest. On 100 shares ofstock bought at 'JO and sold at 91, the proQt is $100.BUYING STOCKS.

A, the client, at any point in the United States, no1 Icingthat Manhattan is 95, sends ."> per cenl margin or >">( ) to B,the broker, ordering a purchase of LOO shares al thai price.H buys the stock and it rises to ion. a then orders asale. A now has acredil n the broker's books of $1,000,less M of 1 percent commission and legal interest on thecapital advanced by the broker.

SELLING STOCK-But a client may wish to EM ii. STOCKS thai lie thinkswill decline in value. The operal Ion explained above is re-versed, and if the stocb declines > points, the client haslikewise made a profil of |600. This is called a short sale.The client can choose aw stock dbai/e in. and takeadvantage of the slightest variation in price, down to % of

1 per cent.

STOP ORDERS.A STOP order is a limit of price given by the client atwhich to close his trade in case tin- market reaches that

limit, and is open till countermanded.

OUT OF TOWN CLIENTS.Modern financial methods ei./jie the client to operatewith precision and security at any distance from themarketA client may also open various accounts on the booksof the broker, advancing the proper margin to cover eachtransaction, and specifying separate action in each.


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GRAIN.Chicago and New York are the leading grain markets ofthe world. The largest stores accumulate at Chicago, andNew York is the largest point of export.We are able to place orders to buy or sell grain for ourclients on either the Chicago Board of Trade or the NewYork Produce Exchange. (In latter case be sure to addthe word Abide to the cipher order.)

GRAIN ORDERS.Trading in lots of 5,000 bu. of grain bears a close likeness

to a trade in 50 shares of stock ; 1 cent advance is equal to$50 profit, the same as 1 per cent in stocks.

DEPOSITS,To enable the commission merchant to carry out anorder on the Board, the sum, say, of $100.00 or upward issent by express, bank draft or certified check; or money

may be deposited to the commission merchant's credit atthe client's own home bank. The client then orders thecommission merchant to buy or sell, say 5.000 bu. of wheat,say for May delivery. The merchant will instantly enterthe market and execute the order at the price that is rul-ing at that moment.MAKING AND CLOSING TRADES.

Supposing that in January the client orders his commis-sion merchant to buy 5.000 bushels of wheat for May deliv-ery at 55c. and deposits 2c per bushel ($100) as margins.Should wheat advance to 57c and the client order the dealclosed, the client will receive hack his margin and hisprofit of $100, less commission, and will be free of the deal.although the commission merchant may have to remain inthe deal until May. Then, in May. the wheat purchasedin January for May is delivered at tin- purchase price tothe merchant, and he in turn delivers it to the person whobought it from his client when the client left the deal.On the other hand, if t he client orders the merchant tosell 3.000 bu. of wheat for Mav delivery at 55c. depositingas before, and it advances to 56c, the client can order themerchant to buy it. and the merchant, after buying, willrender an account of the trade, remitting to the client thedifference remaining to his credit. If this order to buyhad not come to the merchant, he would have called formore margins, and not receiving same, would be forced toclose the deal with a greater lo>s, through exhaustion ofmargins. Thus t he client should at all times be vigilantin supplying the merchant with margins and in replyingspeedily to calls for same.


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TRANSFERS FROM ONE MONTH TO ANOTHERconsist in selling wheat you may have bought for somefuture month before the arrival of BUCh mouth, and buy-ing the same amount for a inure distant future; or, metversa, buying wheat you have sold for some future monthbefore the arrival of such mont h.The client in this Operation buys or sells, the selleragreeing to deliver the commodity at the stated price insome future stated month, and the buyer agreeing to re-ceive it then.The time of the month when the delivery maybe madeis always optional with tin' seller.

COTTON.The method of dealing in cotton futures la by 100 balesof500 lbs. each, 100 bales weighing 50,000 lbs. This is theminimum order. Any future month of delivery may bechosen.In t he New York Cotton Exchange ami at other marketsof the United States the American cenl is divided Into 100parts or points; thus a fluctuation of SO points is equal to

% cent a pound. Bach point marks a difference of 95 on ahundred bales. Tf l

better than an order to buy or sell at an upset pi' ire whichthe market does not afford. When a market Is falling, it is- if lack of support, and the dealer who is soonestin will go with it further before the equilibrium is reached.Close attention to the course of the market, and promptaction are. therefore, essential to success. To buy or sell,ai rHE MARKET, is wisest, and there can then be' no mis-take or oversight, orders good for more than one dayShould add one of the cipher word-, which pertain to OPEKorders. Where price Is not stated, it is understood 1 hat 1 he

order shall be executed at the market.QUANTITIES, AND FUNDS NEEDED.

100 shares of Stock, margined by 2 to .*> (joints.|500 on each 100 shares. We can place orders as small as ioshare lots, and multiples of 10 with proportionate marginon deposit.5.000 bushels of Wheat. Corn or Oats, with margins of Ito.-> cents a bushel, or $100 to $250. We can unite smallorders of l.(i(>(i bushels, but it is much bett< r to deal Inular quantities.


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QUANTITIES, AND FUNDS NEEDED-ConMnued.250 barrels of Mess Pork, with a margin of $1 per barrel,or $250 on each 250 barrel lot. Mess Pork offers a popularinvestment.50,000 pounds of Short Kibs. with a margin of 40 centsper 100 pounds, or $200 on the lot.250 tierces of Lard, with a margin of 30 cents per 100pounds, or $255 on the lot.100 bales of Cotton, with a margin of $1 per bale, or $100on the lot.

COMMISSION CHARGES.Stocks ys of 1 per cent, or $12.50 per 100 sharesWheat y8 of lc. per bushel, or 1.25 per 1,000 bushelsCorn Y8 of lc. per bushel, or 1.25 per 1,000 bushelsOats % of lc. per bushel, or 1.25 per 1.000 bushelsPork 254c. per barrel, or 6.25 per 250 barrelsRibs 2 1/2 c. per 100 lbs., or 12.50 per 50 M lbs.Lard 2V2C. per 100 lbs., or 21.25 per 250 tiercesCotton 10c. per bale, or 10.00 per 100 bales

COMMISSION ON CAR LOTS.Wheat lc. per bushelRye lc. per bushelBarley lc. per bushelFlax Seed 1 percentClover Seed 1 per centTimothy 1H per centCorn i/2 c. per bushelOats He. per bushel

HOURS OF BUSINESS.The New York Stock Exchanges open at 10 a. m. andclose at 3 p. m., Eastern Time. On Saturdays, however,the daily session closes at noon.The Chicago Board of Trade opens at 9:30 a. m. andcloses at 1:15 p. m., Central Time. On Saturdays the ses-

sion closes at noon.The Exchanges are always closed on holidaysSundays.Elections, Decoration, Independence, Thanksgiving, andother Civic Festivals.PRIVATE WIRES.

Our private wires enable us to act on the moment,either in New York or Chicago. We pay telegraphic tollsboth ways on all orders, and in this way offer you anadvantage in Grain and Provisions that Western bousesmay not confer.


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8DEPOSITS AND PROFITS.

These are always subject to your command. Any tradecan be closed at any time, and it is not necessary to waitfor the contract to mature ou delivery day.

NEWS, GOSSIP AND OPINIONS.We expend, each year, many thousands of dollars for thedissemination of financial news throughout the Investingworld of America. Weaccepl no discretionary orders,nor do we carry on a campaign of bull or bear opinions.As to the future of prices, we know no more than our in-vestor, and perhaps less. Hut we will let him know every-thing we hear ( without reference to Its Influence on t homarket. Our writers on finance and commerce arc hothlearned and experienced. To the entirely inexperienced,the phrases usee in the following code supply the leadingdetails of market life.

CONFIDENT! \l. RELATIONS.Success a> Agents and Brokers imposes upon us thenecessity of preserving thai degree of caution and secrecytouching per tnal relations thai the trader desires and ap-preciates.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.We desire a correspondent In every community who willmake us ids agent for the transaction of Bucfa businessherein outlined as is consistent with our market rules.W'l HAVE NO AGENTS, but solicit the business and ordersof part ies who aet either for themselves or others, and whowill make us their agents for the execution of thxibORDEKS.

BENDING FUNDS THROUGH HANK.This is an exceptionally good method. You depositfunds with your local banker or express company. Thecashier wires us immediately, at OUR EXPENSE, t he amountplaced tO OUB CREDIT, fOT WHOSE ACCOUNT, and we are thusenabled to act at once. Some preliminary knowledgemust be had of all parties, which may be secured by IWith this method established, the greatest prompti-tude is assured


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TELEGRAPHIC CIPHERTO BE USED ONLY IN COMMUNICATING WITH

Kerr, Gordon & Co.NEW YORK CITY.

HOW TO USE OUR CODE.Stock Example:"Astral, Decrepitude, Altars. Declar-

ing, Jilt, Demerit," translated reads, "Buy 100 sharesManhattan at 95 cents. Have deposited $500 to your creditin bank here. Bank will wire you confirming this."

Grain Example (All grain and provision orders are un-derstood to apply to the Chicago Board of Trade unlessotherwise specified):" Babbit, Demoralize, Beget, Dead-light, Invalid," translated reads, "Buy five thousandbushels No. 2 contract* wheat, May delivery, at 80 cents;order open until canceled."

Grain Example for the New York Produce Ex-change:If the above order is meant to be executed on theNew York market, please add the word "Abide," whichtranslated reads, " New York Produce Exchange."

Great care should be used in writing the words of thecipher, as the context gives no aid in reading the rightword.

*The word " contract " is always understood in all ordersfor future delivery.


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10LIST OF EXCHANGES.

Ab Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange.Abaca Boston stock Exchange,Aback Berlin HornAbaft Consolidated Stock and Pel roleum Exchangeof New York.Abased . Chicago Board of Trade.A basli Chicago Stock Exchange.Abate Duluth Hoard of TradeAbbess Kansas City Board of TradeAbbey London Stock Exchange.Abbott London Mark Lane.Abbreviate .Liverpool Corn Exchange.Abdicate ....Merchants' Exchange 01 St. Louis.Abduct Minneapolis Board of Trade.Abel New York Stock Exchange.Abettor New York Cotton Exchange.Abide New York Produce Exchange.Abiect New Orleans Cotton Exchange.Abjure Philadelphia Btock Exchange.Abiat ive Paris Bourse.Able Ban Francisco Produce Exchange.Abroad Toledo Board of Trade.

BTO( KS.

Alack American Cotton Oil Co.Alarm American Cotton Oil Co. preferred.Alarming... America Refining CoAlas. American Sugar Refining Co. preferred.Alate American spirits.Ali>eit American Tobacco Co.Albumen . . .Atchison, Topek a & BantaAlchemist Baltimore ft Ohio Bailroad Co.Alcohol Baltimore iV Ohio Kail road Co. trust.Alcoholic. . . .( 'anada Soul hem.Alcoran ( lent ral of New Jersey.Alcove Chesapeake & Ohio.Alder Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.Aldine Chic

1 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.Alfred Chicago, Milwaukee* Bt. Paul preferred.Alias Chicago, Lock island & Pacific.Alien Chicago, St, Paul. Minneapolis A: < >maha.Alight Chicago A North-Western.Alike Chicago & North-Western preferred.Alkali Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago A Bt. Louie.Allege Columbus & Hocking Coal and J ion.Allot Consolidated (J as of New York.Alloy Delaware, Lackawanna A Western.Allude Delaware & Hudson < anal.Almond Denver & Bio Grande preferred.


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11STOCKSContinued.

Almost General Electric.Aloft Great Northern preferred.Alone Green Bay Tr. Rec.Aloof Illinois Central.Alpaca Lake Erie & Western.Alpha Lake Erie & Western preferred.Alphabet Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.Alpine Louisville & Nashville.Altars Manhattan.Alum Michigan Central.Always Missouri, Kansas & Texas.Amass Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred.Amassing Missouri Pacific.Amazon National Lead.Ambler National Lead preferred.Ambush New York Central.Amen New York, Lake Erie & Western.Amidst New York & New England.Amity New York, Ontario & Western.Among New York, Susquehanna & Western pre-ferred, new.Amount Northern Pacific.Amply Northern Pacific preferred.Anchor Pacific Mail.Anger Peoria, Decatur & Evansville.Angle Philadelphia & Reading.Angry Pullman Palace Car Co.Animal Richmond & Western,Annals Silver Bullion Certificates.Anneal Southern Pacific Co.Annex Tennessee Coal & Iron.Annoy Texas


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12CABLE, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Artichoke... American Postal Telegraph Co.Article Western Union Telegraph Co.Artist Western Union Cable Co.Ascent Commercial Cable Co.Ascetic French Cables.Ascribe Long Distance Telephone.Ashes Direcl Cable Co.Ashore Anglo-American Co.Aside American Express Co.Ask United States Express Co.Askance Adams Express '.Askew National Express Co.Aslant Wells-Fargo Express Co.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.Asleep United States Registered 2s.Asp United States Registered 4s.Aspect United States Coupon 4s.Aspen United States Registered 58.Asperse United States Coupon 5s.As pi i alt United States Currency Ss.

STOCKS, OIL AND COTTON.Aspire Share.Assay Shares.A si ral Buy - shares stock.Astray SHI shares stock.Asylum Bare bought shares stock.Atlas Have sold shares stuck.Atone Barrel.Attach Barrels.Attain Buy barrels oil.Attest Sell barrels oil.Attic Have bought barrels oil.Attinge Have sold barrels oil.Attire Bale,Attitude Bales.Attorney Buy bales cotton.Attract Sell bales cottonAttune Bave bought bales cotton.Auburn Have sold bales cotton.


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13GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Bab Bushel.Babab Bushels.Babbit Buy bushels No. 2 Wheat.Babble Buy bushels No. 2 Corn.Babe Buy bushels No. 2 Oats.Babel Buy tierces Regular Lard.Baboon Buy barrels Mess Pork.Baby Sell bushels No. 2 Wheat.Back Sell bushels No. 2 Corn.Backer Sell bushels No. 2 Oats.Badge Sell tierces Regular Lard.Badger Sell barrels Mess Pork.Bail Have bought bushels No. 2 Wheat.Bait Have bought bushels No. 2 Corn.Bake Have bought bushels No. 2 Oats.Bakery Have bought tierces Regular Lard.Baking Have bought barrels Mess Pork.Baldly Have sold bushels No. 2 Wheat.Balk Have sold bushels No. 2 Corn.Ballad Have sold bushels No. 2 Oats.Ballet Have sold tierces Regular Lard.Balm Have sold barrels Mess Pork.

Balsam 6:Balmoral 7:BambooBananaBandage. 8:BanditBanish 8:Banner 9:Banquet 9:Bantam. 9:Bankrupt 9:Baptismal 10:Baptist 10:Barber .10:Barefoot 10:Bargain 11:Baritone 11:Bark 11:Barometer 11

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Baron 12:Baroness 12:Baronet 12:Barracks 12:Base 1:Basely 1:Baseless 1:

OF DAY (Eastern Time).


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14DAY OF THE WEEK.

Bedaub MondayBedbug TuesdayBedeck WednesdayBedlam Thursday

Bedrid FridayBedside SaturdayBedstead Sunday

MONTH.Befall JanuaryBefit FebruaryBefoul MarcoBefriend \prilBeget MayBeggar I une

Begin JulyBegotten AugustBegrudge SeptemberBeguile OctoberBt"_r un ... NovembetBehalf December

DAY OF THE MONTH.Behave FlrslBehaving > mlBehead.. ThirdBeheading Fourl hBehold FifthBehoof SixthBelate Sevenl hBelfry EighthBelie NinthBellowing TenthBelong EleventhBelove TwelfthBeloving ThirteenthBeneal h Fourteenl hBenedict Fifteenl bBenefactor Sixteenl h

Benefll Seventeenl hBenevolent Eighteen! hBenumb Nineteen! h i i Twenl lei liBequeal li Twenty-firstBesel Tu enty-secondBesiege Twenty-t hirdBesmear Twenl \ -fourl liitter Twenty-fifthow Twenty-sixthBesl lr Twenty-seveni hBel rayal Twenty-eighthBei roth Twenl v-niut hBel ween ThirtiethBetwixt Thirty-first

BPLITS.Bread -Breakage 'Breakfasl ! .Breakfasting

Bleaker >.Breakneck BreakvowBreakwatchSIXTEENTHS.

Breakwater iV,BrealBrealer irsBrealing i7aBream ftBreamer \hBreaming 12Brean !c

COMMON FRACTIONS.Breastpin 1 Breathe MBreathing 3nbreeding '2

BrethrenBrevet %Brew H


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15QUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBERS.

Note.If shares, bushels, barrels, bales, tierces, pounds,dollars, or cents be meant, the sense will usually be inferredfrom the text of the message. In especial cases the ne-cessary word should be written in. Quotations for provis-ions are included.Brewer 1Bribery 14Bribing 1%Bridal 14Bride 14Brigade 14Brigadier 1%Brightly 14Brilliant 2Brim 24Brimstone.... 2%Brittle 2%Broach 24Broadcast 24Broadly 2%Broadside 2%Brocade 3Brogan 34Brother 3J4Brotherly.... 34Browbeat .... 34Brownish 3%Bruise 3%Brunette 3 78Brutal 4Bubble. 44Bubbling 4*4Bucket 44Backle 44Buckram 4%Buckskin 4%Budge 44Buffet 5Buffeting 54Buffoon 5*4Buggy 54Bugle 54Bulb 54Bulbous 5 3iBulletin 5 7a'Bullock 6Bulwer 64Bumble 6J4Bungle 64Bungling 64Burden 64Burdock...... 6%Bureau 6Burglar 7Burial 74

Burlesque... 7HBurner 7%Bursting 7%Burthen 74Busily 7 3iBuskin 7 ;3Bustle 8Butment 84Butterfly 8*4Button 8 38Buxom 84Buzzard 8%Bygone 894Bylaw 87$Byway 9Cabbage 94Cabin 9 l4Cabinet 94Caboose 94Cactus 9 4Cadence 9 34Cadet 9 8Cajole 10Calamity 104Calculate 10J4Calculating ..104Caldron 104Caleb 104Calendar 104Caliber 10 78Calico 11Caliph 114Calmly 11%Calmness \\%Calomel 114Calumet 114Cambric \\%Cameo 11 1sCamp 12Campaign 124Camped 12*iCamphene 124Camphor 124Camping 124Canary 12%Cancer 12 78Candid 13Candidate 134Candidly 134Candor 134

Canebrake ...134Canine 134Canker 13%Cannibal 13 78Canon 11Canopy 114Canvas 14^Capable 14%Caper 144Capital U%Capon 11 3 Caprice 14 7iCapsize 15Capstan 154Capsule 154Captain 15 38Captive . .15 L {Captor 154Caption .. . A5$Capture lfi T8Carat 16Caravan. ....104Carbonate 184Carboy 164Carcass 16' ICardinal 164Card AmiCareful 16 78Careless .17Caress 174Carmine 174Carnal 17 38Carnival 174Carol 174Carousal 174Carouse 17 ;3Carousing 18Carpenter 14Carpet 18%Carpeting 1%%Carriage 184Carry \%%Cartoon 183Cartridge 18 78Cascade IDCasemate 194Cashmere 194Casing 194Castigate 104Casting 19 8


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16QUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBERS-Confinued.

Castle 19%CastorCasual 20CasuallyCatacomb ....20HCatalogue.... 20*Catching ...Cat -utCathedral .. .80*Catholic 20 78Catnip 81Caucasian -l'sCaucus "Jl ; iCaudalCaudex 21OaudlcleCausticCaution 81Cautious

rv. . . .CavernCavityr

CelebrateCelestialCement< fomented 88Cemetery-areCentipede ...CentralCentrally . .< VnturyChafeChaffChafingChagrinChainChainedChainingChairman ...ChaiseChaldeeChalkedChallenge ...ChamberChampagne . !ChampionChance .Chancing. ..Chandler....Changeful.. .ChantingChaos ..Chapel..:. . .Chaplain

Chaplet 26*Chapter. ..26*Char 27Character 87*Charade 87J4Charcoal 87*CharityCharlotteChastise 87*Chastity. ..ChatChatham 88*ChattelChatting 88*CheapenCheaplyCheapness..

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Checkmate..< 'heerful 89ChemicalChemistChemistry....29*Cherub. .....Cherubim ...ChestChestnutChicken 90Chiehery ....ChideChiefChieftainChilblainChildhood...ChildishChildren 31ChillyChinaChinese.ChinkChiselChiseled 31 ,Chivalry

Ic< IhooseChoralChorusChosenChowderChristenChristened...Christian 33Chronic 33*ChronicalChubbyChuckle 3314Chuckling

Church 33%Churl 33%Churlish 34Cigar u%Cimetar 34^Cinnamon. ...34*Cistern 34 1Citadel 34%CitizenCitron 34 78Civilian 35 Claim 35*Claimant 35)4Claimed 35*Clammy ....ClaretClarifyClarinetClass 38ClassedClassify 36! iClatter 30*ClauseCleanlyCleanse 36*Cleaver(left 87Clergy 37",Clerk 37MClerkingClerkship 374ClientCliff 37*Climate 37 7aClimax 38ClimbClimberClimbing...ClinkerCloselyCloseted.. .

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ClothesClothing 39CloudingCloudless....CloudyCloverClownishClubClumsy( lustei-ed IDClustering. ..Clutched ....Clutching...CoachCoachman


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17QUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBERSContinued.

Coarse 40%Coarsely 40%Coast 41Coaster 41%Coasting 4134Coax 41%Coaxed 41%Coaxing 41%Cobbler 41%Cobweb 41%Cockade 43Cockney 42%Coddle 4234Codger 42%Coffee 4234Coffin 42%Cogent 42%Cognac 42%Cohabit 43Cohabited 43%Cohesion 43'4Collapse 43%Colleague 43%Collide.. 43%Collusion 43%Colonist 43%Colony 14Color 44%Colorless 4434"Column 44%Comb 44%Combat 44%Combatant... 44%Combative. . . . 44%Combine 45Combining. . . .45%Combustion ..4534Comedian ....45%Comely 45%Comet 45%Comfort 45%Comforted.... 45%Comma 46Command ....46%Comment.... 4634Commit 46%Committee ...4634Committed . . . 46%Commode 46%Commodore . .46%Commodity ..47Commonly....47%Commotion. . . 47 'Commute 47%Compact 4734Compactly....47%

Companion.. .47%Company 4771Compare 48Compass 48%Compel 4834Compelled.... 48%Compensate..48%Compete 48%Competent...48%Competing ...48%Complain 49Complete 49%Completely... 4934Complex 49%Complexion ..49%Complicate... 49%Complied 49%Compliment. .49%Comply 50Composition . .50%Compound 5034"Compounded.50%Comprehend .50%Compute 50%Comrade 50%Concave 50%Conceal 51Concealed 51%Conclave 5134Conclude 51%Conclusive . . .51%Concord.... 51%Concur 51%Condemn 51%Condensate...52Condense 52%Condensing. . .5234Condiment. ...52%Condition 52%Conduct 52%Conductor 52%Confess 52%Confessed 53Confident 53%Confine 5334Confirm 53%Confiscate .. .53%Conflict 53%Conform 53%Confound 53%Confuse 51Confusing 54%Congeal 5434Congealed 51%Congealing. . .54! \Congestion.. . .54%

Congress 54%Conjugal 54%Conjure 55Connive 55%Conquest 55 34Conquested...55%Consent 55%Consented 55%Consist 55%Consisted 55%Consistent 56Consol 56%Consoling 5634Consonant 56%Conspire 56%Constable ....56%Constant 56%Constantly ...56%Constipate . ..57Constitute 57%Constrain ....5734Construct 57%Consul.. 57%Consulate . . 57%Consulted.... 57%Consuming .. .57%Consummate .58Contact 5834Contagion ....5834Contain 58%Contained 28%Contempt 5o%CoolCoolness 60%Cooper 60%Copal 805Copious r.O'iCopper 60%Copperas 61Copy 61%Coquette... -..6134Coral Corporal 61 ! ICorpse 01 %


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18QUANTITIES,

Corpulent.... til ifCorrupt 61 ;sCostive 62Costively....Costiveuess ..ti-UCostly 62^CostumeCottageCoulter 62%CouldCounsel 83< 'ounselor ...CountCounter< 'mint c>>( lounting< loupeCoupleCoupling 64CouponCourage 64! iCourtesyCourtly 64Courtship i' lDarn 76%Darning 76DartDash :>i ; tDastardly ....76Date 77Dateless 77'sDativeDaub 77%DauberDaughter... .77%DaunlDaunt less 77 \Dauphin 78DawnDa\ 78*D iv brook....Daybreak...D tj light....DaysmanI lay-spring.I a jr-8l ar T'.tDazeDazzle 7 (.' lI leacon 1U'Deaconship.Dead

len 7'.) 1 !Dead II ft 79%Deadllghl ... BODeadliness .DeadlyI adn essDeafDeafenDeafmute ..I deafness ....Deal -IDealer 81%Dean M 1 ,Deanery ....Dear 81DearlyDeafness Nl?DearthDeath 82Deathbed....Deathless..Deathlike ... 82%Debar 82CDebark 82?


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1 (JQUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBERSContinued.

Debarking.... 82%Debase 82 78Debasement. .83Debasing 83%Debatable.... 83MDebate., .... 83%Debated 83HDebater 83%Debating 83%Debauch 83%Debauchee 84Debauchery. .84*8Debenture..,. 84*4Debilitated ..84%Debilitating. .84!Debility 84%Debit 84%Debited 84%Debitor 85Debiting 85%Debonair 85%Debouch 85%Debouched...85%Deboucher . ..85%Debouching . .85%Debris 85%Debt 86Debtor..- 86*6Debut 864Decade 86%Decadence.... 86!%Decagon 86%Decalogue.... 86%Decamp M3 ;8Decamped 87Decamper H? 1 Decamping .. .8114Decampment.87%Decangular . .87%Decant 87%Decanted 87%Decanter 87%Decanting 88Decapitate . . .884Decay 88'+Decayed 88%Decaying 88%Decease 88%Deceased ss-,Deceit 88%Deceitfully ..89Deceivable....89%Deceive 89%Deceiver 89%Deceiving.. ..89%Deceivingly ..89%

Decennially . .89%Decennial 89%Decent 90Decently 90%Deception 90 VDeceptive ....90%Deceptively..90%Deceptory 90%Decerp 90%Dec id able ....90 78Decide 91Decided 91 %Decidedly ... 91%Deciduous 91%Deciduously..91!4Decimal 91%Decimally . ..91%Decimate 91%Decimated ...92Decimator 92%Decimating. ..92 '4Decimation...92%Decipher 92%Deciphered ..92%Deciphering.. 92%Decision 92%Decisive 93Decisively. ...93%Decisory 93 '4Deck 93%Decked 93%Decker 93%Decking 93%Declaim 93%Declaimed 941 Reclaimer 94%Declaiming.. .91 '4Declamation..94%1 declamatory .94' \Declarai ion.. .94%Declarative...94%Declare 94%Declaring 95Declension....95MiDeclinable,... 95J4Declination . .95%Declined 95%Declining 95%Declivitous.. .95%jDeclivity 95%Decoct 9(5Decocted 96%Decocting ....96**Decoction 96%Decollate 96%Decol kiting. . . 96%

Decollation.. 96%Decompose .. 96%Decomposite 97Decomposed. 97%Decompound 97%Decorate 97%Decorated . . . 97%Decorator . .. 97%Decorating... 97%Decoration... 97%Decorative .. 98Decorous 98%Decorously.. 98%Decorticate . 98%Decorticated 98%Decortico 98%Decorticus . . 98%Decorum 98%Decoy (.9Decoying 9.1%Decrease 99%Decree 99%Decrement .. 99%Decrepit 99%Decrepitate . 99%Decrepitness 99 ;8Decrepitude. 100I tecrescenl ...100%Decrescent lvlOO'iDecretal 100%Decretory ...100%Decrown 100%Decryal 100%Decry 100%Decry ei- 101Decrying 101%Decubation ..101 ! iI (ecumbence.101%Decumbent.. 101Decuple 101 ;Decurion 101%1 decussate . . .101%Decussation. 102Dedecorous.,102%Dedicate 102%Dedicated. ...102%Dedicating..103%Dedicat Ion . .102%Dedicator.... 102%Dedicatory..1023Deduce 103Deducer.... 103%Deducible....l034Deducing.. .103%Deducemenl 103%Deduct 103%


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20QUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBERSContinued.

Deductable.Deducted...i deduction.

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Deductisb ..I feductlvelyDeductory..DeedDeededl feederI feedingDeem1 feemed .....DeemingDeepl >


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21QUANTITIES, QUOTATIONS, NUMBEESContinued.

5,0006.0007,0008.000

Delightful 126Delightfully 127Deliueament 138Delineate 129Delineation 130Delineator 131Dilinquate 132Delinquency 133Delinquent 131Del iquesce 135Deliquescence 136Deliquescent 137Delirious 138Delirium 139Deliver 140Deliverance 141Dell 142Deludable 143Delude 144Deluge 145Delusion 146Delusive 147Demagogue 148Demaim 149Demand 150Demandable 175Demandant 200Demarcation 250Demean 300Demeanor 350Dementate 400Demented 450Demerit 500Demersion 550Demigod 600Demitone 650Demise 700Democracy 750Democrat 800Democratic 850Demolish 900Demolition 950Demon 1,000Demoniac 1.250Demonism 1,500Demonology 1.750Demonstrable 2.000Dem onstrate 2.500Demonstration 3.000Demonstrative 3,500Demonstrator 4,000

DemoralizeDemoticDemurDemurelyDemurrageDemurrerDemurringDemyDenDenaryDendrologyDeniableDenialDenierDenigrateDenizenDenominate..

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Denominative.Denominator .DenotationDenoteDenounceDense.

9,00010,00015,00020,00025,00030,00035,00040,00045,00050,00055,00060,00065,00070,00075.00080,00085.00090,00095,000Density 100,000

Dent 200,000Dental 300,000Denticle 400,000Dentiform.... 500,000Dentifrice 600,000Dentist 700.000Dentistry 800,000Dentition 900,000Dentoid 1.000,000Denude 2,000,000Deny 3,000,000Deodand 4,000,000Deodorize 5,000.000Deoxidize 6,000,000Depart 7.000,000Department 8,000,000Departure 9,000,000Depend 10,000,000Dependence :J0,OOO,0OODependent 30,000,000Depict 40,000,000Depilatory 50.000.000Depletion 00.000.000Deplorably 70.000.000Deplore 80,000,000Deploy 00.000.000Deplume 100.000,000


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22QUOTATIONS FOR PROVISIONS.

Tieplus 2 50Depone 2 52%1 deponent . .2 55Depot 2 57%Deprave ....2 60Depravity. .2 t^ioDepth . ....2 85Deputy .....8 87V*Derange 2 70Design 2 72%1 designate . .2 75Designed.. ..2 77' -Desk 2 80Desolate. ...2 B2%Despair ...2 BSDesperateDespite 2 90Do I .otic... 2 92%Destiny 8 95Desl it ut 12%Deviate ....3 15D il 3 17%Devilish :< 20

iltry....:;DevoulDewdrop... -i 27%Dewy 3 30Diadem 3 32%Diagram...Dialed 'i 87%Dialogue.. ..3 40Diameter .. . i 42%Diamond ...3 45Diary 3 474Dictate 3 50Digested.. ..3 52%Dignified ...3 55Dignity 3Dilute 3 60Diluting ....3 62%Dimension. .3 65Diminish ...3Dimit 3 70

Ity :i 72'Dimple ''> 75Dinner :; 77%Diploma... .3 90Direful 3 82%

Dirge A 86Dirty 3 87%Disappear ..3 90Disarm 3 92%I Usa fined . .3 95Disaster ....3 97%Disband ...A 00Disburse... .4I discard 4 06Discharge ..4 07%Disclose ....4 10Discolor ....i 18%Discount . . .4 15Discover 4 17' >Discuss 4 SODisgorge. ...4 22%Disgown . . . . tI tlsgrace 4 27%Disguise. ...4 30Dlsgusl 4 32%

. usted ..4 35I >isln\i rten .4 37%Dishonest . 10I dishonor . . .4 r.' 1 jDislike 4 45Dislocate. ..4 47'jDislodge. ...4 501 Msloya 1 4 581 iI tismal 4 55I dismally ">7' iDlsmasl ....4 BODismiss 4 62* iI dismount.. . tDisobey 4 67%Dispel.. ...4 70Dispelled. ..4 72%Dispense 4 7" 77%Downcast.. .5 s"Downfall ...." 82%Draggle 5 86Dragon S 87%DramaDramatic. 5 92%Draught. ...5 96Dream. ... 5 97%Dreamer... .8 00Dreaming .6 02%Dredge 8 06Dredging . ; 07%Drench t; 10Drenched.. .6 12%Drenching..6 1~>

I tress . H 17' iDressing t; 20Dribble 6 22%Driblet 8 26Drift ti 27%Droop ; 30Dropsy ... . ti 32%I >ro\vn (> it")Drowned .. .t; :J7' jDrowning.. .6 40I >rowsy t> 42' >Druggist.. .; 15I hrummer. . .6 47 l 2I >r unkard . .fi 50Drunken 6 52%


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23QUOTATIONS FOR PROVISIONS-CcmttiiMed,

Ducat 6 55Duck ling....6 57V2Duly 6 60Dumpish ...6 62%Dumpling .6 65Dungeon.... 6 67Dupe 6 70Durable.... 6 72%Durance 6 75Dusty 6 77V2Dutiful 6 80Dwarf 6 82%Dwarfish.... 6 85Dwell 6 87V2Dwelling. ...6 90Dynasty ....6 92%Eagerly 6 95Eagle 6 97V2Earnest 7 00Earnestly ..7 02%Earth 7 05Earthen ....7 07V2Earthly ....7 10Easily 7 12%Easter 7 15Eastern 7 171/2Eating.. ....7 20Eaves 7 22%Ebony 7 25Eden 7 27V2Edge 7 30Edible 7 32%Edify 7 35Edition 7 37%Editing 7 40Editor 7 42%Educate 7 45Efface 7 47V2Effacing ... 7 50Effigy 7 52V2Egg 7 55Egotist 7 57V2Egress 7 60Elaborate ..7 62V2Elastic 7 65Elbow 7 67V2Elder 7 70Elderly 7 72%Eldest 7 75Elected.... 7 77%Election 7 *0Elegance ...7 82%Elegant.. ...7 85Elegantly ..7 87%Element 7 90Elemental.. 7 92%

Elephant.... 7 95Elongate .. .7 97%Eloquent ...8 00Else 8 021/2Elude 8 05Eluding 8 07V2Emanate 8 10Embalm . ..8 12%Embalmed.. 8 15Embark 8 17%Embarked.. 8 20Embassy.... 8 22%Embellish ..8 25Embers 8 27%Emblem ....8 30Embody ....8 32%Embolden.. .8 35Embrace... 8 37%Emerald ....8 40Emetic 8 42%Eminent 8 45Empale 8 47%Empaling. ..8 50 .Emphatic... 8 52%Empire 8 55Employ 8 57 1/2Employed ..8 60Empress.... 8 62%Empower. ..8 65Empty 8 67%Emulate.... 8 70Enamel 8 73%Enameled ..8 75Encamp 8 77%Encamped.. 8 80Encamping. 8 82%Enchant.... 8 85Enchanted .8 87%Enclose 8 90Enclosing ..8 92%Enclosure ..8 95Encounter.. 8 97%Encumber.. 9 00Endanger... 9 02%Endear 9 05Ending 9 07%Endless 9 10Endow 9 I2V2Endowed ...9 15Endowing ..9 17%Endure 9 20Enemy 9 22%Energetic...9 25Energy 9 27%Enfeeble.... 9 30Enforce 9 32%

Engage 9Engender ..9Engine 9Engrave 9Engulf 9Engulfed.... 9Enigma 9Enjoin 9Enlarge 9Enlarging ..9Enlighted ..9Enmity 9Enounce 9Enrage 9Enraging 9Enrapture .9Ensign 9Enslave 9Enslaving ..9Entangle....9Entertain...Enthrone...Entitle 9Entomb.... 9Entrap 9Entrapped..Entreaty ..10Entry 10Elntune 10Entwine 10Envelope.. 10Envoy 10Epaulet.... 10Epistle 10Epitaph.... 10Equator.... 10Equip 10Equipped. .10Equitable..JOEquity 10Escape 10Essay 10Establish.. 10Estate 10Esteem 10Esteemed.. 10Eternal.... 10Eternity... 10Eulogist... 10Eulogize. ..10Eulogy 10Evidence ..10Evil 10Exalt 10Exalted....10Example... 10

3537%4042%4547%5052%5557%6062%6567V27072V27577%8082%8587%9092%9597%0002%0507%1012%1517%2022%2527V23033%3537%4042%4547%5052%5557%6062%6567%7072%


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Excavate.

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ExcelExcelled...Excellent..Excelling.

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Exception

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ExciteExclaim . ..Exclaimed.Exclude ..

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Excrete. . .

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Exculpate.ExcasExcusing.

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it . . .Exempted.ExemptingEx baust.. .

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Exhibit ...Exhibited .Kxliit.it i 1 1 ir

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Exhume . .

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Existed .... ence.

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ting...ExitExodus . . .

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Expand.. .ExpandingExpansion.Expectant

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Expedite..

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ExpelExpelled..

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ExpiredExplained.Explode . .

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ExplosionExposeExposure.

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Expulsion

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External..

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Extend Extended.

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Extensive

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ExtractExt racted.Extrados .

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Ext reme .

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Extremely.Exultant .

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Factor .FactsFacultyFagot

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2 1171 j2 in2 12M!

Faintly.... 12 15Faintness'..12 17MiFairy 12 20Fairness. ..12 22%Faith 12 2:.Faithful. ..12 27%Faithfully.12 30Faithless. .12 32%Fake 12 36

:on 12 :i7i oFall. -n 12 inFalse. 12 fJ'Falsely ....12 i.">Falsify 12 17'jGratefully.12 50Gratified. ..12 52%Gratify ....12 56Gratitude .12 r>?i 2Gratis 12 ;

. ity. 12 62%1 Ira \ \ 12 66Grimace... .12 ;7':>Grimly.. ..12 70Gristle 12 72%(irii 12 77.Gritty 12 77'jGroom 1Grotto 12 -2'.ml ....1::Groundlessl2 B7%

ip.. 12 '."iGrouped. ..19I 12 95

Growler... .12 07%Growth 13 00Grub 13 02%Grudge 13 06Gruel 13 07V2Gruff 13 10Gruffly ....13 12%1 trnmble. . .13 15< ruano 13 17%Guard 13 20Guarded. ..13 22%( Guarding. . 13 2:.< Guardian. . 1:; 27'(.ul) 13 30< rudgeon. . . 13 32%

-1 13 36Guide 13 37%Guiding... .13 10ruiltruiltlesGuitar 13 47' LGulf . 1 ; 50Gulfed 13 52%

Guilty 13 2'Guiltless... 13 4.")

Continual.Gulping...GumptionGusto ( tymnast. .

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Gypsum ...HabitHabitant ..llaliit ual.. .Hackney...Haggard...HaggleHalibut....HalterHamlel ....Handcuff..HandsomeHandspikeHanging. ..Hangman..HankerHappyHapliHappen ....Happily ...HarangueI larasiHardenHardihood.Hardship.

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Hardu are .HarlotI la rniHarmful. ..HarmlessHarmonic .Harmony.

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HarmHarmHarpHarpoon..HarshHarshly ..HastyHatchet ...

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Hatchway.;Hateful...HatredHaulHaunted.

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Haunt 1 1 j *_r

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HavocHawkHawt horn.Hazard ....Headache

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Headlong. .14 95Headstall.. 14 97V2Headway..!;") 00Health 15 02V2Healthful .15 05Heartburn.15 07VaHeart 15 10Hearth ....15 124Heartily. ..15 15Beathen...l5 17V&Heathenishl5 20Heaven.... 15 22V2Heavenly .15 25Hebrew 15 27V2Hector 15 30Heedful.... 15 32V2Heighten.. 15 35Helm 15 374Helmet.... 15 40Help 15 42V2Helped 15 45Henbane. ..15 47 l/2Herald 15 50Herb....... 15 524Herbage. ..15 55Hereby ... 15 574Herself 15 60Hesitate. .15 62V2Hidden ...15 65Hide 15 67/2Hideous ...15 70Highness ..15 724Highland.. 15 75Highlander^") 77V2Highly 15 80Highway ..15 824Hilarity ...15 85Hillock ....15 87*4Himself ...15 90Hindmost. .15 92V2Hindrance.15 95Hindoo ....15 97V2History.... 16 00Hoarse.... 16 02!/2Hoarsely . .16 05Hoggish.... 16 074Holiday,... 16 10Holiness.. .16 12V2Hollow ....16 15Holster 16 174Homage ...16 20Homeless .16 224Homely 16 25Homesick .16 274Homespun. 16 30Homesteadl6 324

HomewardHominy . .

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HonestHonesty....HoneyHoodedHopeHopeless...HopperHordeHornpipe..Horrible. ..HorridHorridly...Hospital. ..HostessHostileHostility .

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HostlerHotelHourlyHovelHugeHugelyHulkHuman ...Humanly..HumbleHumbug. ..Humility..HungerHungryHunterHurdleHurrahHusband..HuskyHydrant..HyenaHydrogen.HymnIbexIdealIdentical.Identity...IdiotIdleIdleness .

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Idolatry ..IdylIgniteIgnoble...Ignorant..IgnoreIllegal....Illness

16 3516 37V216 4016 42416 4516 47V216 5016 52416 5516 57V216 6018 62V2lti 6516 67V216 7016 72V2.16 7516 77V216 80,16 82V2.16 85.16 87416 9016 92V2.16 95

. 16 97V2

.17 00

.17 02V2

.17 05

.17 074

.17 10

.17 124

.17 15

.17 174.17 20

.17 224

.17 25

.17 274

.17 30

.17 324

.17 3517 374.17 40.17 424.17 45.17 47417 50.17 524.17 55. 17 574.17 60.17 624.17 65.17 674.17 70.17 724

Image 17 75Imagine... 17 774Imbibe 17 80Imbed 17 824Imbedded .17 85Imbitter...l7 874Imitate.... 17 90Immerge. ..17 924Immodest .17 95Immold....l7 974Immoral... 18 00Impart 18 024Impartial.. 18 05Imparted.. 18 074Impatient .18 10Impeach... 18 124Impeachedl8 15Impede 18 17V2Impel. 18 20ImpefTect..l8 22V2Impetus .. .18 25Implement 18 27V2Implicate..18 30Implore.... 18 324Imploring .18 35Implosion. .18 374Imply 18 40Impolite... 18 42V2Impose.. . 18 45Imposing.. 18 47V2Imposter ..18 50Impotent.. 18 524Impound ..18 55Imprint.... 18 57V2Improper.. 18 60Improve... 18 62V2Impudent .18 65Impulse... 18 67V2Impulsive. 18 70Incident... 18 72V2Incline 18 75Include.... 18 774Inclusive.. 18 80Income.... 18 82V2Incrust 18 85Incubate.. 18 87V2Incubus... 18 90Indebted.. 18 924Indelible ..18 95Indent.... 18 974Indenture. 19 00Index 19 024India 19 05Indicate... .19 074Indict 19 10Indicted... 19 lSVz


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26QUOTATIONS FOR PROVISIONS-CuhijmhmL

Indigence


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27ABOUT BUYING AND SELLINGContinued.

Irate We prefer not to accept discretionary or-ders.jre We cannot carry customers beyond the funds-deposited and at hand.Irk If you fill order, sell it out on open order atdecline.Irksome If you fill order, sell it out on open order at - iflvfinf*^Tron If this order reaches you too late to be filledtoday, execute it at opening of the nextsession.Irony We have this order from you as open? Shallwe fill now.Irritate Order good for this week only.IsiS If sold, buy back at market.Island ' We refer you to our letter of .js i e We refer you to our telegram of .Isolate........ What shall we do?SSU1 Will you comply with this request? Answerimmediately.Italic ... .If bought, sell it out at market.Itch ' ....Changeover my into next month.Itself Change over my into month when

the difference is .Ivy I do not care to change it over. Sell it out.Izzard Do you wish us to change over your ?Jabber ..If you have closed my trades because fundswere exhausted, replace them at once atthe market. I have deposited sufficientfunds to protect you from any loss, andhad bank wire you.jack If you have sold forme, buy in at mar-ket at once.Jackdaw Cannot get an offer for .Jacobin Cannot buy

.

.jade Do not fill order as advised in letter datedja o- ..We cannot sell securities before actuallyhaving them in our possession and know-ing they are good delivery on the Ex-change, or to the party in question.Jaeger We had executed your order before your dis-patch was received.jail We had executed your order before your let-tcr whs received.Jalap All previous orders hereby countermanded.Jam . . .Buy . Will give name of party by mail.Janus Sell . Will give name of party by mail.jeiune Was unable to execute your limited order,market barely touched your price.jelly Give positive orders. We do not execute dis-cretionary orders.


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28ABOUT FUNDS.

jenny Dollars.Jerk (Cuts.I Bend crrtitii d check l>y mail, for .Jesl At market prices your deposit is about .Jesuit Yourcredit balance is about dollars.Jet Please remit dollars.Jew Please deposit dollars.Jib bas deposited dollars In this hankbo your credit.Jig We remit you today dollars.

Jilt We have' deposited dollars to yourCredit in hank here. Hank will wire youconfirming t his.Jingle Deposll dollars to our credit in hank oririth express company, and have cashieror agent wire us.Job Unless you deposit dollars to our creditwith bank and have hank wile OS at Once\s e Bhall close your t rade.Jobber Have closed your trade for want of funds toprotect your rout ract.Jockey Please leave more margin in future draftsagainst shipments.Jocund You must leave margin to cover shortageand misgradlng.Jog Your draft of dollars is excessive. De-posit dollars to our credit with yourlocal bank and have cashier wire us andwe will honor your draft.Joggle Have you remitted dollars called?.loin We have remit led dollars.

Joint 1' lease deposit to Our credit with .Jolly Have deposited with .Jolt We have deposited to your credit wit 1 1 .Jostle Please deposit | in your bank to our.red it. a i'(l have hank telegraph us at ourpense t hat VOV ha ve done so.We require an advance of .Journal Cannot act wit limit funds in hand.Journey Not having margins or reply to our call forfunds.Joust Deposit at once in bank sufficient furthermargins to protect trade, or will have toclose your account when margin Is ex-hausted.Jove We have not executed your orderand cannotdo so until money reaches u.s. or is de-posited in hank to our credit.Joy Have you remitted? If so, how much?Judge What margin do von require to ?Ju>.riile Please remit additional margins.Juice Phase remit more margins, or reduce yourline


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29ABOUT FUNDSContinued,

Jujube is a security we do not wish to buy onmargin; you must pay for it in full.Julep When deposit has been made sufficient toprotect your trades, telegraph us.Jumble What is amount of latest deposit in bank forour account?Junior We have no advice of deposit; have bankwith which it was made telegraph us thatthey have placed it to our credit.Junk How much did you remit and what kind offunds?Junket No check or draft received. When did youmail it?

Juno Check received too late for collection today.Jury We mailed you today New York exchangefori .Just Please deposit with express agents withinstructions to forward the company'smoney order, and have him wire us theamount so placed in his hands for our ac-count.Jute Have you deposited with express agent, andif so, how much? Have him wire us.Kaw Have deposited with agent with in-structions to wire you he has received themoney for your account.Keen We cannot execute orders until we have re-ceived notice from responsible bank orexpress company stating amount ofmoney deposited by you for our account.Will do so the instant said advice is re-ceived by telegraph, and the bank orcompany may wire at our expense.Keep We have closed all trades. Margins insuffi-cient to carry trades over night.Keg Cannot trade on usual margins in presentcondition of market for .Kelp We prefer you to name the party for whomyou are acting in connection with eachseparate order. Unless you do so, weshall take for granted that it is for yourown account.

Ken Close my account and remit New York ex-change at once.Kept Do not want to be closed out. Advise me atonce what you have done.Kernel We only call for margins for convenience ofcustomers, as they are supposed to knowthe market at all times and the need offurther deposits.Kettle We cannot consider personal checks or draftsas good margins until they are collected.We charge nothing for collections.Key Remits -on account of balance to mycredit to .


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30ABOUT FUND&-ConHmwJ.

Keyhole The balance to your credit is$ .Kick We remit balance due by mail.Kid has deposited with us dollars toyour credit.Kidnap Four account Is closed.Kiln Your account is Overdrawn to extent of $ .Kilt Four account [S overdrawn to extent of | .Remit Immediately to cover.Kin We have remit ted.Kind Have mailed yon New fork funds for $and cents.King Have mailed yon New Fork funds fort

and cents as requested on .Kink We have mailed yon New York fund-. fOT3 and cents on .Klrke We compute balance with you $ andcent-.. Please confirm.Ki-^ We confirm your balance as being I andcents.Kitten We have not received duplicate deposil slipfor dollars and cents of .Please mail same.Knack advise us they deposited todaydollars cents. Please confirm by wire.Kneel Have deposited to yOUT Credit dollarscent s.Knew Please pay to and charge our accountand cents.Knit Have paid as per instructions andcharged your account.Knock We are drawing on yon for the sum of 3and cents. Kindli protect the same.Knoll We have paid your draft I andcents.

KS, ETt .Knout Had bought before your dispatch reached us.Know Had sold before your dispatch reached us.Koran Is dangerous to sell Short; are afraid of acorner.Kraal Difficult to borrow.Label There is no trading in it now; cannot quote

pricLabor There is bid for it.Lace It is offered at .Lacing Send by registered mail certificate In myname.Lack Send by express certificate in my name.Lactic Have certificate registered in name of .Lady Hold for further instructionsLaggard Hold forfurther instructions. Have depositedwith express agent dollars in cur-rency to be remitted to you at once atyour expense.


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31STOCKS, ETC.Continued.

Lame Next dividend will be .Lamp What do you expect next dividend will be?Lance Expect stock will pay dividend of .Land Has declared dividend of .Lane Dividend on.Lank Dividend off. (Ex. Div.)Lantern Monthly earnings estimated at .Last Transfer books were closed .Later Transfer books are to be opened .Lathe Transfer books close on .Latin Stockholders' meeting.Launch We think report well founded.Lava No foundation for report.Laver We consider it doubtful.Lavish Please consider this strictly confidential.Law What is your opinion of ?Lawn We think .Lax We do not think .Lay Stock is loaning at premium per week of .Lazy Stock is loaning at a premium per day ofLeak Interest rates are .Lean Quotations are now with dividend off.Leap Quotations are now with dividend on.Leapyear Holiday ; no market.Learn Market firmer with indications of an ad-vance.Leather Market firm, owing to light receipts.Leave Market firm, with upward tendency.Leckey Market firmer on better foreign advices.Lecture Holders are very firm.Ledger Market excited on war rumors from .Leech We would rather buy than sell at presentprices.Left We would rather sell than buy at presentprices,

TELEGRAPHING AND MISCELLANY.Lint Answer by telegraph immediately.Lion We do not understand your dispatch.Lip Your dispatch received after market closed.Will act next session unless otherwise in-structed.Liquid Wire me at .Lintel Meet me at .Listen Your letter of received.Litter Wire us quotations on .Live Wire best offer on .Lizard Chicago weights and inspection.Lo New York weights and inspection.Loaf Order open until countermanded.Loam Telegraph prices on .


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TELEGRAPHING AND MISCELLANYContinued.Loaning Telegraph closing prices on .Lobe Omit answer by telegraph.Lobster Telegraph by night message.Local Save you received our telegram.Lock We wired you but have no reply; pleaseanswer Immediately.Locust Telegram received and will do as requested.

ITelegram received and in accordance with

Insl ructions.Loll We refer jrou t our tele-ram or .Long Your telegram obscure; please repeat it.l F. Telegraph in cipher.Loom Telegraph In plain language.Loop Your telegram received after market hudsod- , .. ^Lop This telegram sent in duplicate; act buton , ,Lord .... Oannol understand your telegram; pleasewire in plain lamru;.Love Have wired.Low Bend answer collect.

CREDITS.Luff inform us by wire a- soon as you have col-lected from m .L u ,_r i> there any possibility of collecting fromLull Will report at an early date.Lumber Please telegraph the credll and standing ofLump . . Bend all the information you can by mail.Lunacj Bend all the information you .-an by tele-graph at our expense.Lunar Character, habits and business capacityd-Lunch Character and habits good, but business ca-pacity not good. ,Lun ' Character, habits and business capacity donot justify credit.Lurch Do! msiness.Lure . ..Doing good business and pays promptly.Lurk Doing too large business for capital.Lurkino- .. Estimated worth $1,000. _. rtLust ... ::::.. Estimated wort h from g.OOO to g 000.Lustv Estimated worth from $5,000 to $10,000.Lyric.'.'.'.".'. ... .Estimated worth from 510.000 to $30,000.


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